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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-05
WORMS IN COTTON.

CoLpWATER, Miss, Sept. s. (Spl)-.
Army worms continue to ravage the
cotton fields in this vicinity, and much
damage to the crop has already re-
suited, The worms are daily spreading
ovor o territory, and practically all
the lowlands are already affected ny
them. Some farmers are using Parts
green and arSenate Of lead for the pur-
rcse of poisoning the worms.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-05
SELLS FIRST BALE.

CLARKsDALE, Miss, Sept. 8. (Spl)-
The first bale OF Coahoma county cot.
ton was sold here Tuesday to s. B.
Wilson Cotton company, for w. r. Al
len, the Waddell Cotton company act
ing as agents. The staple was one and
one-eighth inch, the grade middling and
1t brought IS cents,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-05
RIPLEY REALTY ACTIVE.

RIPLEY, Miss. Sept. 5. (spl.l-The
following real estate deals have been
closed IL Ripley in the last few days:
W, r. Henson, of Route 1. has bought
place to Smith Butler; r.. q. Houston
place to Rev. l.. +, Carmichael.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-05
NATcHEz POLICE RAISED.

NATcHEZ, Miss, Sept. S. tspl.)-
are rejoicing In a raise In salary of 20
per cent. This raise was given by the
city council on account of the increased
cost Of living, The salaries Of the police
justice and chief of police are included
In the raise,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-05

Copyright. 1912. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
INVITES CANDIDATES.
TO DISCUSS ISSUES

An Invitation has been addressed by
Al. WI Andrews. an officer of the Lib
erty Sand and Gravel Company, 81
this city, TO Messrs. John j Levy and
WInson q. Colt and Major John Dep
Douw. suggesting that they take part
III rally at the Assembly Rooms on
the evening of May i5. next. 1t which
time the public issues involved In the
municipal government will be discus
sesl.
Speaking of the matter today, Mr..
Andrews said that Ia would be glad
to have All who intend 70 be candi-
dates for the position meet and talk
the matter over. and that the time be-
tween eight and ten on that evening
would b equally divided among them.
IN the invitation sent ID the ayoWed
candidates. Mr. Andrews says II be-
lieve joint rally Is the right way %
bring MI political questions before
the citizens, who In the final analysis
decide an questions appertaining %
their government.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
News !!
I.ocal Field
COACH WORKS WITH !
HIS JUNIOR CREWS

All the Naval Academy crews were
on the water yesterday afternoon for
sa short peri6as-fuiI Of pep and not IN
Tie least inclinded 10 think too high
~ biz themselves on account of the
great victory over the Harvard and
Princeton crews on Saturday On the.
contrary, every member of the squad
realizes that the Naval Academy never
had al good chance To demonstrate
III superiority to offar college crews,
and Is determined 10 do hts part To-
wards achieving the supremacy among
the college eights.
The last local race will be On May
j. when Syracuse Will bring It's Var
atty here. Then there will be four
weeks 81 preparation for the Ameri-
can Henley. at Philadelphia on May
All The Naval Academy will have Its
gaFslty, second. piebe and 80 pounds
crews ii this event. better repre-
honsation than any other except.
probably, PenasylyanIa Coach Glen
don nov has chance of giving q lit
sle time ID tic second crew and l5O-5
pound crew
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
An THE PALACE TypN IIET

Norma Talnadge. in an intensely
appealing perturbation 81 ethel y.
Deil.s widely-read novel The Safety
Curtain. viii he the very pleasing
attraction at the Palace this even
ing.
Puck is caugh between the. safety
curtain which drops lchind.her, and
an explosion ii the audience. when
Captain Meryon. from his tox, sees
her plight. HE leaps OH the stage and
puck remenl ering 4 secre, passage-
as from the theatre ia an unused all
lev. IS saved just lefore The walls Of
tie stage caSe III Meryon axes her
.4a MS rooms where Ike cares for her
until morning In thhe early papers
they read 81 inc d.sas ser and Puck
sees that her lrMtai huslafi Vulcan,
who has often eaten her for fancied
attentions to another man, is reported
dead Later iii the list however. she
sees her own name aud realities that
his name. TOO, may have Ieen. q mis-
lake, ana that she = not yet surely
tree III hinl However, without telling
Merson of her past she consents to
marriage with aiesyon and fees g
India Fearing Vulcan. she begs that
MeryoH will not Set claim her IS his
wife. anu EXCEPT for the growing I'M
reauitetl love Tor Puck, life runs hap
ply When The hat season begins
puck IS sent wiJh the women Of the
colony 10 The hills who're she meets
Sylvester. ii young sport who had pur-
sized her while III London He under
t4rlals the situation ana threatens to
u etray her to Meryon unless she
yields 10 him, limiting that Vulcan Is
still alive Puck fees. and Sylvester
wires 10 vulcan Who Is III Bombay.
puck runs through the storm ~ the
Post to confess to Meryon, but her
.husl and appears Eefore she has told
the truth. All this same time cholera
has broken ont and Meryon Is called
away I'd prevent the natives from re.
moving their sick from the hospitals
to fakir,s hut for treatment Sick
with worry over Puck,s duplicity, he
hurries away, after Vulcan, telling
them that ne will await Puck return
;si Dak bungalow "A note then ar
riyes from Vulcan threatening 70 ruin
Meryon an take Puck lack by force
unless she returns 10 him. and loving
AIeryon letter than herself, she writes
i note To him saving that she has re-
turned 10 Vulcan and that she loves
Meryon more than anything IN the
world
To learn the ending Of this tense
story don't fail 70 see it. for Il will
prove we'll worth your while.
pathe News also. Tomorrow. Lii
Ian Gish. in The Great Love- also
Photograph
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
ON VICTORY LOAN

President Wilson urges full SUBJ
scripiion of the $500 900 900 Victory
Liberty note Issue.
Sixty thousand men Who gave their
lives III France have redeemed the
covenant of blood made two years
ago, the president said. hut ne pledge
1T treasure remains vet To be full
filled
president Wilson nessage, called
from Paris. follow
For two anxious years the American
people have striyen Ii fulfill the task
of saving our civilization Bs the ex
ertion of nnlneasured power they have
quickly won the victory without which
they would have renainedin the field
until the last resource had been ex-
llauated Bringing 10 the contest 4
strength Of spirit made doubly strong
by the righteousness Of their cause,
they devoted themselves answering
IL 10 the prosecution Of their under
taking Iii the full knowledge that no
conquest lay iii their path excepting
the conquest OF right
Today the world stands freed from
the threat Of militarism which has 50
long weighed upon the spirit and The
labor pf peaceful nations
Hut as vet we stand only at the
threshold Of happier times To en-
ter We must fulfil 10 the utmost the
engagement We have made. The Vic
tory Liberty Loan Il the Indispensable
means Two years ago We pledged
our lives and fortunes to the cause
for which We have fought sixty
thousand Of our strongest sons have
redeemed for as that pledge of blood
To redeem II full faith the promise Of
this sacrifice we now must give this
new evidence Of our purpose
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
ANNAPOLIS SOLDIER
WITH NEW ENGLAND
DIVISION in FRANCE

Word has been received by his rel
atIves here that Thomas w Miller,
ono az the soldiers who left her with
Company Nj, First Maryland Infantry,
National Guard, In September. 1917,
and who was assigned to the 26th
tNew England National Guart9 Di-
vision, has reached this side, and is
now 1T camp Stevens. Massachusetts.
ff0 expected to be mustered out and
IL return to his home n d few days
Miller has had Us varied and inter-
esting an experience during the war
iii any Annapolis youth, one which be-
@nn before tho United States entered
the war and which was attended by
psrils on water AZ well as on land.
Before this country became one Of the
cnmbatants, Miller was employed on q
ahip carrying horses ID tile English
government Hts ship was attacked
by submarines in the Western Medi-
terranaan. and a nearby ship engaged
ID the same work was sunk
Doing 10 Camp Mcclellan with the
other local Guardsmen. Miller was
transferred 10 the 10th Division and
rot across and into action long be-
fore HIS companions II was one Of
tho hardest lighting divisions IN the
service, and i great many were killed
ana wounded.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
THE WHOLESOME
n TrEE REpI BIC TONIGHT

Love Is the legH ota of BE Turn Ia
lie Road rama written ana
produced ,snsEer he direction Of King
III. yiaor. one 1T Inc most talented Of
The Qoang writer's Tor the screen
sir. ylaor has succeeded ii making
Ills drama i vehicle for teaching the
omnipotenge 81 love through The me-
dunn Of child s man who has been
Thought III iii Tie fear Of God Loses
lis faith when lis ride NJ 4 year dies
in cllild-lirtll goes down inc the
depths. AMI cconle an aynossic and
tsereIici. After years Of vain search
for the truth lie IS regeneratea az the
simple faith of ellild. ilis OWL. wliofi
lie had deserted
Tie lsuman note Is dominant
throughout While pashos, wholesome
humor and tender loyc-aSory cont
bine Is make the picture one Of the
most appealing screen dramas ever
produced
Pietorially the production IS mas
terpieee Of artistic eauiy and the
realism rs accentuateel by 4 vivid storm
scene during a Is dramatic climax
The production VAS made ly the
brentwood Film Corporation and IS
released through Exhibitors Mutual
exchanges
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
PROGRESS MADE ON
COMMITTEE LISTS
tcontsnuea from Page One,

tCont4nued from Isaks o1s'
50 ahe Governor - members 81
oGlcio. 80
Tha decoration committee was also
raea rf,ai Is q highly important Dody,
ana Inhn Al Green was named %
head II with these as members Miss
!; 81 f,erine Walton. Miss Jennie itch
,rison. James Al WEIGH. EdWartl&si
Beayin. Albert Knackstedt, Jesse
FIsher and Jesse i. Clark Winsen
II Cnft WAS selected 10 head the CONS
mittee al medals and certificates. no
4, her members being named q pres
emit
Major Hugh h. Riley was chosen
chairman az the committee on rela-
lions with the war depar tnienf ne
snecial object of iris body II 20 keep
Is toach with the department. and Sc
eure ali information possible u re-
gard Is the arrival Of the unit con-.
tanning Annapolis boys II viii also
collect information about them to &c.
sased In connection with tha proposed
medals. certificates and memorial,
ana endaavor to. secure permission for
them ID parade is whole units ~ An
napolis before their separation from
the service. Major i dep DOW. and
cant il. G. Cot we're also put on
this committee
prof Adolph Toroysky was named as
chairman of the music committee 4 AZ
Major washington 6 Claude TO head
rho committee ON para.iea
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
boilers For navy Boats

A shrill whistle of Wrecking boat
lit SIX o'clock this morning aWoke the
natives The boat came here for two
new boilers to be installed In two
navy tugs recently built By the Chance
Marine Construction Co. at their ship
yard at PASSPORT.
The tugs have been awaiting the
boilers which arrived only yesterday
at severn Side where they we're
brought by train, the Wreeking boat
going after them this morning and
taking them To Eastport for installa-
tion in the navy tngs at Chances.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
Will Tic Shining

boilers and engines arrived this
morning for the Government tugs at
Chances Railway They were brought
here by Horston & Derrick
The yacht Roxana. from Naslling
ton, ~ C II tied up al Clark Il wharf
for few days with d party Of Young
men aboard They attended the races
Saturday at the Naval Academy The
"Roxana carries 4 full crew besides
the young men aI card.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
TENNIS AND TRACK
AT NAVAL ACADEMY

The Midshipmen will open their
Geld and track seaaon tomorrow,
meeting Johns Hopkins The next
meet Will be on May 3. when the uni-
versity 81 Pennsylvania will send i
team here. Pennsylvania will Nend
is tennis team here on the same day
There Ii no tennis match for next
Saturday, III yet. though one may be-
arranged
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
COMPANY NJ RUNNER
WINS THE SPRINTS

Al the games Oh the Second Regi-
ment Athletic Association, held III the
Fifth Regiment Arrnory, baltimore.
last night wood. member 81 Com
pany M, this city, won first place IN.
both the 100 and 22O-yard events
Bcayin. of the same company, was
third III the equipment race.
Company Ms total was IS points.
which gained Il fourth place. Com
.pany e, with % points was first
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
BOWLING STANDING
OF THE LEAGUE

There was no game last night Of the
War Camp Community Service Bowl
ing League al the Recreation Rooms,
state Arrnory. Iecause the Annapolis
Veterans did not nnateriailze The
game being forfeited was given . the
Marines
The following IL the standing or the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
SONS The Tickle

Heals the Throat and Cures the Cough
HAYES HEALING HONEY Price
s5c. al free FOX Of OPEN q fsA T p
sAI.YE for Chest Colds, Head Colds
md Group ii enclosed with every bot
tfa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
schools Again Open

public schools Iii Anne Arundel
county opened today after the Easter
holidays with good attendance.
ST. Johns College will reopen Thur
day morning for studies. but al stu
dents ard expected to report tomorrow
night
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
III Drive Out Malaria And Build I'D
The system

Take the old Standard GROVES
chill TONIC You know
what sou are taking as the formula
ii printed on every label showing Il
IS QfININE and IRON in tasteless
form The Quinine drives out the ma
laria, the Iron builds up the system,
Price soc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
How This 4

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh tilat
cannot lie cured ~ Halls Catarrh
Medicine
Halls CatarTIl Medicine has been
taken BY catarrh sufferers for the past
thirty-flve years. and las become.
known rs the most reliable remedy
for Catarrh Halls Catarrh Medicine.
acts thru the Blood ON the MUCOUS
surfaces expelling the Poison from
tlte Blood and healing tho diseased
portions
After you have taken Halls catarrh
Medicine fora short time YOU will see.
d great improvement IN your general
health Start taking Halls Catarrh
Medicine at once and get rid Of ta-
tarrh. Send for testimonials free.
HI. ID. CHENEY e co, Toledo, Ohio
sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22

Il tile fence makes good fence.
Get them from Robb Combs q Go,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22

Cement made Of plaster OF paris and
white Of an egg will mend porcelain.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22

The reindeer is said To be able to
endure more fatigue than any other
draft animal except the camel
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22
THE SNEsIL DAIRY
Annapolis, Md,

THE SNEsIL DAIRY.
Annapolis, Nd,
Gentlemen
kindly deliver DAILY TO the address below. quarts
pins milk, pints gils Of IN giving
order this taking advantage Of your
oner Of hair pint Of FREE Sundays. MAJ and
II, 1919.
Name
Address ..........
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22

The interior of the Bottling Room Of The SNESIL
DAIRY showing how the pasteurized milk is me-
chemically conveyed from holding tank to sealed
bottles.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-22

OUR PRICES.
MILK quarts Il cents plnts,
cents
CREAM uarts. 50 cents: pints, 40
cents; gilIs, 10 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

eet 4 desire io hlan 10 keep order
II v0a ind thai his memory
ahorr putting things away Is smlwDr-
iuc GOO slowly. AFTER yon have fur
u shed him with the hangers. have 3
lsaie frank talk wish hlm s0fne time
y hen yen are both in a friendly hn-
NOR. Tell him there Is sRsi one ahlnr
soa want 10 see ham spruce up on
il ahe immediate tnsHre and that IS
abous keeping his w1ck svsEe1naiized.
Tnll hisa You hare noiacsa improve
.nen4 aaong shat lime. fns shss be can
improve sqsll more and EhaF y0u are
going 10 ioak for thar increased lrn =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

rroFemeni almost right away. ErS
iAe Tals haTTilr ard expocfanfly.
k~ u close solch With this bov's
PtrsonA Interests Bv making SAG.
sest4ons which EFua forward his ohri-
c1s slifresfs ~ Will he Vhe more will-
sng 10 execute your suggestions wh3eh
ate no' 50 Pheasant Tor sAe after
ne WI hank Eea when DE il and
es-gsAcaEiir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

1gea n as4,5 . case a father writes
. ia ne,
-Oar 11-Eear odd boy Ea5ls All
salngsaF 10 keep his personal sf-
+ fec5s il order He leaves has
clorhing scattered around the
room. ihe dresse- drawers open.
and his Eoals lying where h. nse1
4 rhen hast NlM greaalv aFs raca-
are any suggestion
Prccmre a sepa-sEs gsasce for each
sf che boys eaais Eigher pasie a ssiT
tE ragser or each hanger. telling whirA
coat is is Tor. o. re ribhan an sas
hanger She color ot ghe caaa Fsr whkA
il is intended Have q hook srr nafk
hat or cap. Be snre 60 have hooks
Inr Pole low enaaeh IN the bow
c.oses for him 10 be abls 10 reach ahe
hangers easily
Show 10 him OF explain 10 him ehe
custom onslnesS men follow of aswarS
putting a given article in the same
race n Ehesr ssores and ever or sheir
desks. 10 save slime
WaisA for an opportunity 10 tsal
him thar yoa sse sn Improvement in
him.
Let him sugg~ss planes for tools
that vii be cnnreniens FOR All. ard
then when be learss a sool cat 81
place kindly without further oam-
7ent. ask him. 10 pat il away.
II. after firing his zosn- 20 that
j Is most conrsnssnslr possible fer
him 70 take care of his clothes. you
find that ne has left things ous OF
order. ask hin q pat then n order
AZ o1os. ve-y kindly. tn in an ex-
pec<zn- manner.
Let no tine 20 xhen he : no, Re-
1uirec 10 rus MS eelonEfnrs = Their
proper plsce- Rat Eaal-- -<snainr con
renfs- He seon vsn lsz-n rhst i i
a2sier 10 Eas his rloshisr 30 rsrar<
zhile n his room. than 20 reF1-n 70
/. later 20 -'s-rzEehse, np. 4 co--
Esn< concizsc, q or6eriicesu VII be-
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4.
Ilfs nIssf,ss. hss tgvushs sseri 2
4 res<r~si - sse1s eeo6lo1ees - -
Iesser~ AZ tws nes ccai fei.ls. ene ~
lsc~rt "a ne >esh<sss sfs heei~r sns
lhe clher N the soashern %, - iss
tlaesan> rromi-<s - relieve ne ss
c<>kisy far r~llsnes s'sa in,o-sei ee,i
= sAe near fItsre
Alan< with The casi rcserret- - ths
ssrif~ru rrcssners ere rsch drfss.fs 81
lrn az. lns oulns - faFi 10 zeal -
<sfi<iscaa Saserrlnc tfe s1ivrsfien ~
fhc~r a<I~<lis 10 rrs.asdsa - ere
hss hc~r >inan fas hsre liR> >cs'
sahsle<s ft~sriusss rfiy Hast fnrrscss
rroioc<<f IN sois chiefly frosa i.aSesR
bsrx arrs. ea,on,p sans 81 rls irsa.
"a keeping With nc deselsrmcrs ~
tho Ira ana sgrrs ss<insirs. ti.s-rs kss
i.~sn a significant ssrsssien 40 ssr.eus
r~iasei nn~> os rianrfsesurins. csp~-
cstiy machine snd engine werss and
the ssn>fruclion ~ uliiwsy eac'rss~ss
ara sstanosiiss. TIE Einc. le@a. eh~p-
sra'. glass; nnd textile Industries ara
ssn"ng toe oiECF mere important srteN
pskrs.
Tie snfal mileage os The h>lxsaa
r~livas. IN ssi. vps sasl-es.S
rnlles of slcndsnA sanse rnsss and
-.s-i niles os li<s.s. or rset~r ruarA
rsas;s. Trh vas IN Average az <5.5
niles ~ ilne sar esch sarsrs mile cs
'erfiiory. the greatest rsiirocd density
- uhnie IN any country. :
The sn,.i nnrelrn sommesce. ex<in.
siss % fraassr trade. averaged sor tho
fsar ysass snsfs.a.sieiy nn>rstirs ths
war fnase i.san 81 oco. las aver
sre ss,se ~ the exports being Ssus..
's'aoso srd that ~ ,he lnparss SSoa.
ecoi,. ~ TIE sntnrs mars ss.a
ope-,,al'. Rs n,es~rrv~s N vnlpe. con-
>ls-ed az 'sw raaf~sssls nc serui-unNr-
f.cmrei ss.ols. nnd of ll,s experts APP
Isrorimatcly ~ per ceaL was massfar~
ldres rraanets. -.
In fhe Hei-tcn Congo there eofta
.sset which wisi prave az sucnoa<iaS
ussrfancc In fhe frfsse deUs1spuaos
. Hsiylum's Industries Ia AREA the
,lahy Is eigily timer - large NJ BEL
'iUm lisvi. Although situated IN eQue.
oriai Africa. Its climate Il % tbs
shaie much Fnere sslrhrioua than hat
4 most frcrieai countrie<. lprassa he
-Tasier pars af the county y rroo-.
'araiissiy high plateau The popsle
ion o. The cciany 10 vsriousiy est!-
iaied at from 100000 to la0oopm.
since the annexation OF the Congo
y Belgium In 1905 Industrial enter
gise rhere has beea coasegned chke0y
18th preparation for compgsheastvs
nd well rounded deselapsnent OF the
oIouy fhrc0sh the exploitation Of In
: agricultural, forest and
linerai.
In 1910 the Government began .
rrosrs N uf aGftc1i1rl
aucation and exrerinsntation on
hich the Administration was to ex-
end approximately $4,000 ye6r
,r a period Of ten years. Eve n9)lys
luirped laborxtofies we're provided
nd various Governm1nf paantaaeus
ere devoted - deaasostzzfien Weck
oih In cnap gpwsag aed an cattle'
Using. Particularly srAufyiAg b&xs
YEN the snccessfui expeszmtsts wtsh
,tion and rice growing, and - CO.
al Minister recently expsS6I6o. .10e
lief that In a cornpaspfzRoly 4n4kt
me the colony would ~ suppt1ine tAes
ctories OF Belgium with all their fa1
tton. a-<sAenf al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

the Texas Wonder Soe messy eaa
olAdaef snoahiea. ysns1os A11nnuoep.
weak and lame back. rheunatjsm. -
Irregularities Of The kidneys and 1,od-
Ger = both men and women. nnr1-
Mses bladder trou6Ies IN eell4ren. n
NOT 10y ArnEgiats yin ~ sest -
80" on re~cns Of si.1s Oae smal
0ottie - two months frestnDa4 -
snen cure. Send Tor swoen eerffuID-
mails Dr. z W. HALL 1s3s Ct-V e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-11

nlats9y Tslore than nfTsrf the entire wa'
1esf. Neauwhiie. even though Dol iIn-
nsaaiasesy Available in gnA. TIE iiiaer'
mites. 2s enI0rc.hle Claims assinsi
Germany. maK ee made to lend nddi-
fIonzl suppora 70 the credit a Bslgiun
So lis -aorrpNanSs Ter iInmeliaie neecs.
Besides. taxes have been l-Af hithef-
To ana-f0r TIE most psiT indirect leaF-
Ing q VIDE range os possible expaDsiuo
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q he Sia.e reVerres fren fs~.f7nn
Whhcus lbe disposition os excessive
rates.
BelEi1m's recara q superior flfl@1l-
cisl ana induSrxl achievements in
tie past is ber suress guarantee Ter
ila fa;ure IL Is tle most denScsy
populated country ID Ibe worfd. Has
ing al agx4 0f ll.s-S square rnilts
tsomeRhai larger ihan yermcHi and >
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| 'sff and as,a,sa tMrs. wIiliam) Arm.
stt0ng Is Defendant and that you must
answer said acsiun on or before she
sih day OF SeTensber. 1913. or ;adg-
ment VIII be rendered against You for
the sum OF sisa5a with interest al
ias per cent from June ,s. 1919, and
ccsss OF this action.
Take notice hereof and govern your
self accordingly.
nj G. G. HARcis.
Justice OF the Peace.
D D. I-amond.
Attorney for /. ,intiff
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TITLE sasailcf il.an ~ vianHa. Belgium
Supported "a re'i-iirr~el tsrnfefs o
population ~ more iia -.r.ts0d9 81
1914. Al excess of isau i-vai4on Oreg
emigration iE receil years lnshcaIes
tllal an average density oi aare than
60 lnAati.anls per square Ta.le has