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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale.


2 8EER Is P4 aU5 ,3S S5s TTYS5SNs:
vELIE
light 6. 5-passcnger; overhaulcd.
light 6. rebuilt and rcpalntcd.
wILLYs- KNIGHT
GOOD condition: rcpalntcd.
OVERLAND
roadster: repalnted. In good condition.
COLE
S sSan cSSins sily In excellent condition
club a0. rosas,s5 less han 1000 miles: in
c. 7.passcnser. A nne eh car for my. ,,,,.v
TWO ,ourings Both in good eouaI,,o,
aehIi ss,rsyi wiro screen body. Jus, over.
registered racer R ~. condition
6. touring. 1917 model teN
touring. 1918 modei. oN
STuDEBAkER.
. CROW-EIkUART.
New. never been used. bargain.
6. touring. Repaiat M1o.
TRUCKS.
MAXWELL
l-ton with cab. Rcpainted and has he.,
put in good condition.
REPUBLIC
i-ion with cab Repalnted and In good
condition
ATLAS
'-i-ion delivery iFst-class condition.
i-ton with body and cab Eouipned with
Bosch magnetic
MOTOR EXCHANGE
sl3 WEST BROAD STREET
W. c. BOYD. Manager
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DEMONSTRATIONS FOR SALE QUICK
AND AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES.


STUDEBAkERS. 10 series. 5-passcnrer
6-cyiindcr tourings: been driven less than
5000 miles. One has been revarnishcd: the
other has not on account OF its not being
necessary. Must be sold at once, as tho 20
series arc now out. which makes il necessary
that our demonstrators be new series models
L STCDEBAkE Is series. S-cyiindcr. spe :
oial Job. This car Is "A special car through
out. It's equipped with cord tires all
around: It's been newly painted and has
been gone over thoroughly: in first cias s con :
guarantee new
Satisfactory terms can be arranged on any
OF the above cars. whe Their our cars or
ears ears bel hs!onEinE to individuals that arc left
The scarcity OF new u series Studebaker cars
and the large demand makes IL necessary
that we take I'm lot OF TO be sold for
private owners. Call us with reference TO
any OF the above cars for more detailed
information.
COBURN MOTOR SALES CORPORATION
1:l7 West Broad Street
Phone Randolph lG4o
Ask for Mr.. Dardsn Mr.. Chappclle
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JOB PR1NTING-For job printing and ats
tionery. see llerndon. 1915 Il. Main 81
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SUPREME COURT OE APPEALS OF
VIRGINIA.

feet inch. cast line Meadow Bridge Road.
foo, 10 inches south OF Missouri hNcuuS.
March SlSlJ.
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PRINTING-The cheapest good printing ir
Richmond. Acme Printing Co, jefferson
& Marshall Streets. Madison 1896.
PKlNTlNG-Buy your printing from III.
business builders. CottrclI & Cooke Ran
doIph l45. -
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TRAESFER--MoyinG and hauling OF all
kinds. Call Madison 1888. If. l. TingIc,
1901 Hull Street.
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sANoN SIX. THREE-PAssENGER. .. $3.50
SAXON SIX. FIvE-PASSENGER So. 900
CHANDLER SIX. F1vE.PAssENGER. 500
GRANT COUPE ROADSTER 500
sEVEN-PAssENGER sTUpEBAKER. 500
d. A PRENT1ss
$40 WEST BROAD STREET.
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TRUCK BODIES-Ten different styles. in
cluding dumps. VIII sell at cost. See us
ciorc bnying: Commercial Motors, Inc
ls-20 south Fiftcenth Street.
MAKE your want ad SPECIFIC
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In Alemor'ian.

POWELL In sad but loving remembrance
- IN? dear husband. w. J. Powell who
this life 90 seven long years ago
i9c4y, March 20. i:l2.
Days OF sadness come over nc
Tears Of sorrow silently now:
FOND memories keep my loved Willie near
Though heaven claimed him seven Cd
years ago today.
by His Wife. Ella Powell
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CLEAN paper. paint and wiudowa Pric
per room. So to $3.50. Windows. Toe.
Davis. ti6 West Clay street Madisn
27sc-W
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IRVING HARRIS Printing Co Job and
commercial printing. Madison 26S3 30,
West Eleventh Street.
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THE EES2,k4h5ow!so CARS HAVE BEEN
RhB At s5% SrH H2SSx p&SHH$$HANHESAH
ing, thorouEh!y ovcrhaued. newly ty pai 11eG
os sru fHS raRi IKE ns ssiies ccvn,sr
ms. 7;passenser. tRoroSshly o~oTna !Het
newly painted new top. new tires excellent
S nr 9tilsS Iess ,hs scrss seynaer
iv sHSS ne sslcs Dansd an4
MAMWEiI ,a 5Saif,sr. 1915 model good
be sold quick.
TIE IEr, E9Wy IA, II 70, GiH 81 HAyE nEEN
hhS aKEh Fni$ 4i,i 81 tSHs f6ybH
ESkEF FH R2hLA YoT H ATI d HNG ASR
MNifHIH EERET AN - r FHHEEHTFTGAST NS
s s,eE IS fsrss .ey,inaer road.
SSSod 1c P1in5Gd good top good nrs-cass
s stsf IL ss5s Seylnde5
kEo S-eylinderD t teaTnr has recently bee n
ssa,sg IL good Ssi il
Hon Ha,, { 3Wnor desires u lighter car,
l STCDEBAkER. 5 series. 6-cylindcr tour
ing. I;passenger. thoroughly overnauled.
reprinted. new top. now tires: must be sold
l DODGE touring. i series. 5-passenSer.
CHANDLER. is series. 7-passenscr tour
. Ing. being revarnished for the owner by us
Nov IN urst-class condition.
bOiCk roadster. rather old model GalD,
but VIII be sold a, price that Will DO
Satisfactory. Is an excellent buy
BIG SIX BUICK touring iirst-cla.s con-
dition: must be sold this week.
j SAXON. is series. 6-cylndcr touring In
good condition. paint good. top good an
exceptional buy.
MAXWELL touring. 1919 series. 5-passen-
ger. IN Nrst-class mechanical condition.
though 1t needs a coat OF varnish This ca
viii be sold cheap. and liz an excellent buy
1918 FORD touring. equipped with /, win
ter top and a summer top. practically as
good as new. Must DC sold AT once.
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Observation-Disclosures
BUS;H33SS,Ss cyMaN.,
business Services Oncrc,i.

BUSINESS Observation-Disclosures ROT
business man. with efficient. cSpcrIa
help. wishes 10 operate a plant or LuslI
by contract or percentage OF profits
only simple. honest business efficiency III
on lite OF study and aetna! practice In
oral business lines. VIII lake chary,
every phase and hand you complete rSs|
or will take part or sections OF tho OF
tons. X 20. ,are Tiines- Disratch.
STERING-Wantcd caruuutr- q,
house repairing; ny screens made and|
wired. furniture Tcualrcd: cHDeC, on i'll
doors and window troubles. roof uali|
Madison tSi!-W
CULLECrIONS---B.ils collected cverywl
Palmores Collecting Agency. iiiS
Main. Richmond. Va.
( FLOORS: FLOORS! FIoORSi Clean
waxing and staining noors; Dark n
HARDWOOD rLooRs-cail Randolph )
Office LOG North Pho Street.
PIANO TUNING and repairiug Dy fac
experts T.lCohone Crafts Factory -
rooms RandOiDh io5 or Madison 9ii5
PIANO TUNING = The Crate method
iome-restpriug VIII maize your old y,
sound as when Ecw or hgttc- We eilii
. expert woEkmou, none other than ibg.,
make specially OF rebuilding rla-
pianos. rctin!shing pianos and all kinds
repairs Of muA!cal instruments. Va IN
no charge for estimates, Phone Rand
Co. alg-22O North Second Street
BODIES
BODIES
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VIk1h.NI y ,1!.u s!'a U'u CIt,,CU 't,au At.
PAPEE--W hen you get ready to paper YOU
rooms call y. 7. Huntington. Ran lnI5.
PArERlNG = Wall papering and genera
house painting. a. Hctzer * Sons. IO-
West Main Street. Phone Madison 1000.
pAPERING-Iiave your rooms papercd nov
u l.. Harrell. - y Third Ran. ALTO j
WALL. PNPER-our wall papers WI 81
farther To furnish your homo than ans.
thing we. know Of K. i. BraueE. los Noru
Eighth Street.
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Printing-Stationery.

BUSINESS CARDS.. 600 5000. POSITIVELY
the $3.50 kind. Leake Printing Co. Gil
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Heating and Plumbing.

MANTLES - Colonial and modern design
Wall and noor filing. i. Bernard < Bic
~ H.asi Main Street.
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fainuns-l'nperinG.

TRANSFER AND STORAGE--Syniih
= Hicks, distributors Whit. trucks i1-l4-l
North Fifteenth Strcct Mad 97l-2-3
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We are wholesale manufacturers Of
truck bodies and cabs OF every de.
scsipt!on. from one 10 I'VE ,ona
Tell Us wha, you want. Let u. heip
design your special bodies. our
engineers arc at your service. Th.
oxford Body Co. Oxford. y. c.
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FLUMBER-Call L. q Harris Bouleva
l22s.J PROMPT attention
PLUMBING ana timing. Charles II Gosh
i2a WeFl BrOaN Sireet. MnhlsOn .1XN.
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FIFE COVERING--wo results fro.
using ako"stos on pipes. sec SoGiheE
\. hn-ros ME-. TO.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. china and wedG N!
presents packed and shipped with care
Moving and hauling done ~ Jacob Umlau!
Phone 3.Il
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Moving. Trucking. Storage.

HAULING; OF All Kinds wanted; cxcaYatIn]
and transfer WORK. have three lqrG|
II. I.ukhard, 2oo= West Main Street. Bou!e
NarN 2,ln-
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MOVING OF all kinds, automobile 5soraE
pacAinr and shipping with care: ~
large trucks at your service. Satistactip
guaranteed: ". S. Collins. boulevard 81
RnnNninE nh11
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LUMBER and m.!iwork. Montague Mfg. C
Tenth and Main
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WOOD CARVING and deEignlue lurritu
Repaired and Upholstered: KEYS lifted
IL hayward go East Leirh. Phone Ma,
son iolj-J
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VULCANIZI NG-.Don't let novice hnonkey
with your work. Sec the Richmond Elm /
4 Wcst

WANTED. every auto owner in Itichmond
10 buy gasoline from US at zoe gallon.
W. lose Sc gallon. You gain &c gallon.
rnmpkins Glass Chcat-p-a0: Tank.
REAL all these classified ads
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Automobiles for SaIc.

FOR SALE.
Ford screen side delivery truck.
Ford rlnabout, 1918 model
Two used Atlas trucks. good new.
Onc-ton Republic.
Two-ton Republic.
One, and a quarter-ton Bethlehem truck.
IIudfcrd panel side delivery truck.
Sim three, fourth-ion open body.
Sec these before you buy. All in good con
uit!on ready TO go work.
y. MEYERS SONS CO,
Y-tl South Eighth Street.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

ELECTRICAL work done by expcrienc
workhen. Estimates given. Prompt ..
Vice StrinIer Electric Company, II Nor
Seventh Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-08

INFTENISiIED APARTMENT OF THREk
" Address Box Der Star office.
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FOR RENT-CoMPLETELY FURNISHED: I
rooms and hath: sleeping porch: 500 per
month. Apply HARRY wARDMAS. l430 h.
Main 4l90.
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FoI-R TO EIGHT ROOM ABATEMENT OR
house, unfurnishcd; give full informa ton Ad-
dress Box 143-B, Star office. IA.
APARTMENT.
One or two and kitchenette: reason
able. tleve. lOt3-W- -
UNFINISHED APARTMENT OF THREE
or four rooms.
ADDRESS Box n. Star office
SNAIL FURNISHED APARTMENT. AVAIL
alb. September J. walking distance depss:
must b. reasonable. BOX 9s II. Star office.
TTHNISiiED OR UNFURNISHED. THREE
or forr room apartment; state full particulars.
Address Box 1873. Star office. =.
TWO LADIES WISH TO RENT SMALL
aparrnent ar share apartment with Others.
northwest. Address Box l"1 u. Star office. ~
FoTRFINE ROOM APT OR WHOLE HOUSE.
three adults, Sc. section. by Aug. l. 10 tper-
nanen-l Address Box S5-l:, Star office. ~
81, BONUS for uuturnisled or room apart
,uent by Sept. l. good section; preferably
northwest; professional iuan and wife: no chill
dren; permanent; will lease; rent about $50.
Address Box S1-i:, Star office.
l or . ROOM, KTrCHENETTE AND BATH
APARTMENT. in northwest: state particulars
Address Box g. Is. Star office. 81
l. 7fIfRNISHED apartment in apartment
house: northwest below u ST.; married couple;
DO children. Telephone North 1881. Sc
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WANTED-GARAGES.

GARAGE IN VICINITY OF 14TH AND
Fairmont sts Columbia 1905.
PRIVATE GARAGE, VICINITY OF 10th AND
SITS NV for Dodge car; state price.
Address Box 123-R, Star office.
WANTED-GARAGE. ONE CAR; VICINITY
Of Wardman Courts. Apt. 100. Wardman Courts
South. D.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

THREE four unfurnsheJ rooms for light
ousekeeping three adults: state ccnvenieu,rs.
location and terms. Address Box s9-E star
off iits
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THREE ROOMS AND BATH.
Also NO rooms.
1fNf !

3 ROOMS iHn PRIVATE BATH; ELEC.. GAS
phvnc. laundry privileges. rent reasonable
3t2a lirh 81 NV. col 1850. Cali evenings. 50
~ FINISHED APARTMENT. rorR ROOMS
sleeping porch; house keeping. 1878 + st. NV.
hpt = Phone North SOS. SO
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TWO or three unfurnished rooms snd kitchen
for occupancy JHly II or is must Ice clean and
reasonable: prefer walking distance downtown
permanent Address Hoy I@i-fs. star Office
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11O5 VERMONT AVE. NV.
Cool apartment. double slumber room with
large private bath and parlor; all communicate
ing; we'll furnished; interior: home com
forts; south frontage; thorough ventilation;
specslly reduced summer ates: immediate
possession. Phone kEAnkliA 800. o.
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NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD; VERY
atTractively furnished apartment OF four rooms.
bath. electric light. hot wafer heat. etc: i'm
fnediate possess on; rent. $50 per month.
A. II. CAMPBELL. 1910 III NV. Main 4l57.
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FOR RENT-ROoMS.


CAN ACCOMMODATES two or three more board
crs. Phone a4-Jc. BOX LIS. Fails Church. Va
SUBJ KBAN board. room. auto service and
electric ears; refined patronage solicited.
ladies only. Address BOX ~ Il. Star ONCE. 50
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THREE four unfrrnishcd rooms for light
housekeeping. reasonable. Address Az M
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v ANlFit-Hy lady two rooms for light houSr-
keeping. price rlu>t he moderate. Address
Mrs Y 7. = 81 n
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UNFURNISHED.
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

FoTR TO EIGHT ROOM APARTMENT Or
house. unfurnshcd; give fun intormAu ton Al
dress Box 143-B Star office. IA
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FIR<ISHED-Continued.

THREE ROOMS. RATH. LARGE PANTRY
nicely furnished: nil ccnvenicnccs: opposite
Wardman Courts. Address BOX lSo-B, Star
OIL
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNIsHED RooMs-Continoed.

1899 ST. N.W.-Thrce rooms nicely furnish
ed suitable for young married couple or young
ladies'. employed: light housekeeping permit
ted O.
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WANTED-BOARD.

BY JULY 15-One or two rooms and board for
man wife and . children and 10 years city
or country; not $50 per month. Address
Box 141-R, Star otflce.
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APARTMENT.
One or two rooms and kltchenettes reason
able Ileye. i013-W.
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FOR CoUPl.E. ROOMS. BATH; NEWLY
Furnished. gas for cooking. lighting: detached
house: two hlocs line. so minutes city, $50
HlnrN HR 4. Ltatfsvilin.
The American Jewish world., 1919-08-08
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

you were of the elect, when your
name had been borne in you were
ushered into the sanctum.
He rarely talked of the past the
living present and pregnant future
The American Jewish world., 1919-08-08

E. 2. continued from page ~
hungry alligator" as he expressed
it.
AS the years of his ascendancy in
opera were the happiest Of his life,
SO those that followed were the
saddest These were years of cease
less litigation brought on by his
widespread activities, of disappoint-
ments, of sorrows. After his losses
at the Manhattan his sons William
and Arthur, who we're his principal
associates, were opposed to his dis
sipating further the family fortunes.
When he returned from London and
began talking more opera, William,
whose great skill as a vaudeville
manager was in a large measure re-
sponsible for the success of the Vic
toria, objected. The tension became
so great that William withdrew
from the Victoria and remained
away several months till the ebbing
receipts Of the theatre necessitated
his recall.
It was in 1911 that his wife, Mrs.
Mavina Hammerstein, from whom
he had lived apart for some time,
began proceedings for a divorce
afterward granted her. Then in
1914 William died, and within the
year, Harry, the eldest son, and
Abraham, the youngest, died. The
deaths of three of his boys within
so short time was a severe blow.
Mrs. Mavina Hammerstein, who
died shortly after her divorce, was
his second wife. In January, 1915,
he was married to Mary Emma
Swift, who, with Arthur and two
daughters, Mrs. Rose Tostevin and
Mrs. Stella Heating, survive.
His Personal Characteristics.
To the newspaper-reading and
going public Mr.. Hammer
stein was droll genius with a
penchant for epigrams who always
wore high hat of ancient vintage
and carried black cigar. To those
whose privilege it was to know him
intimately he was brilliant COM
panion whose ordinary conversation
sparkled as brightly as the wit of the
most famous after-dinner speaker.
The high hat passed with the op-
era days; the cigar, the epigram
and a delicious accent were always
with him. On Summer nights he
could generally be found sitting in
The American Jewish world., 1919-08-08

interested him more. And so, while,
his personality and experience Of
fered a rich field for the biographer,
there is no such record in his life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-21
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. Jan. 20.-The 1lnal nrices on Liberty bonds today were 2 1-2s 99.1O; first convertible l-fs' e41S: second As. 93.SO; first con ysrtible 1-4s, 96.02; second con vertible f 1-4s. 95.06; laird convert ible 4 Ifs, 95.S6; fourth lis 94.96.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-21
TO RID MEXICO
 OF REBEL BANDS

Juarez, MeXico Jan. 40.--Francisco Villa has less than 200 followers in scattered bands in western Chihua- hua. General Felipe Angeles move ment died at birth. Felix Diaz has fewer than 100 men. although he has been in the field two years, and the proposed coalition of all factions op- posed to the CarranZa government is considered impossible because they cannot agree upon a leader. This was the summing up of the Mexican situation given by General Jesus Au- austin Castro, sub-secr2tary of war in charge Of the portfolio tcday. He arrived here yesterday from Chihua- hua City accompanied by Governor Andreas Ortiz of Chihuahua to take command of the northeastern mili- tary zone.
 General Castro said he would launch general campaign in May against Villa, Angeles, Avisto Perenz, the Felix Diaz leader :n the north, and all other rebel bands in his zone, promising to have the zone freed en- tirely of bandit activities by Novem- bcr l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-21
No Wonder
 Germany is
 Splitting Up
Dead Spartacan L e a d e r Bought a Husband to
 Gain Immunity.

Berne, Jan. 20.-How Rosa Luxem- berg, the dead Spartacan leader of Berlin, gained German citizenship. is related b ythe Tageblatt of Berne. Rosa. who had been expelled from
 Russia for activities among the Jews, was living m Zurich when she decided to go to Germany to propagate socia-
 listic ideas. She was warned that
 she would be expelled so she sought "a lawyer and demanded to know if it were possible to contract q mock mar riage with German citizen so as to become immune from expulsion. The lawyer said there would be some diff ficulty in obtaining man to go through such a ceremony.
 Rosa soon produced a German known at pr. Lubeck, and he married
 her on payment of ten francs. Rosa immediately left her husband and
 went to Germany. Lubeck later was expelled from Switzerland as an un- desirable foreigner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-21
ORDER SUSPENSE
 IN TELEPHONE
 RATE INCREASE

Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. 2o.-An order to suspend the proposed n- crease in telephone rates as directed by Postmaster General Burleson, to become effective at midnight tonight was issued today by the Missouri public service commission. The commission also instructed it's attor- ney, A. z. Patterson, to file lnJunc- tion proceedings to halt the Burleson increase.
 The order of suspension applies only to the Bell Telephone company, since none of the other companies have filed schedules of increased rates.
 The commissions action was based on the contention that ,ha postmaster general had no authority to order intra- a-state rates in excess of those authorized by the public service commission
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-21
CHLOR- E-DENTA
SALTS FINE FOR
 ACHING KIDNEYS
We Eat Too Much Meat Which Clogs Kidneys, Then The Back
 Hurts.

Most folks forget that the kidneys,
 like the bowels, get sluggish and clogsed and need flushing occa- sicnally, else we have bacEache and dull misery in the kidney region, se- were. headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver. acid stomach, sleepless- ness and all sorts of bladder disor- ders.
 You simply must keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feel an ache or pain in the kid- ney region. get about four ounces of lad Salts from any good drug store here, and take tablespoonful in a glass of water before hreakfast for few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and
 lemon juice, combined with lithia. and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulates them 10 normal ac- tivity. It also neutralizes the acids in the urine so it no longer irritates 1; thus ending bladder disorders.
 lad Salts is harmless; inexpensive; :; makes a delightful effervescent lithia- water drink which everybody should take now and then to Eeep their kid neys clean, thus avoiding serious , complications
 A well-known local druggist says he sells lots of dad Salts to folks who believe in overcoming kidney troubc while it is only trouble. Advt