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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-18
\ Farming Program For 1920

The extension service believes that a
series of county, conferences in those
counties affected by The boil weevil
should be held during the month OF
January for the purpose of discussing
with the people the best agricultural!
program to be followed in the fight
against the pest Acting director D.
w. Watkins has had the matter un-
der consideration for some time. and
his consultations with leading people
throughout the State have led to the
decision to arrange for such confer
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-18

this will fill up the small washes,
and keep the road smooth.
Good roads increase the value OF
YOUR land, and save you money III
many other ways. Are you wliilhc
to do your part to have good roads :
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-12-18

rull stock of Buggies, Wagons,
Harness, Robes, etc.
WILLIAMSBURG LIVESTOCK co.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-15
Hand Gena1es, made tr F1ang Purposes. Offered - ~Receptacaes
fF Fund b Re Used n Purchase OF Thrift o.
War Savings STAMPS.
TO Be READY FOR FREE Distribution SOON
1bssssa1s - crpns6es csmas 10 oAnks 81 NEmA Feds<sf Ressvs oA0
rss - % Gives ovt-They oeesms Prosperity ~ cAaarsa VINE
PHI Thems a4 t~ssse csetsaxs in Tmrst
or Wsr Savings sesmea

chtIdrer Tia: the grenade savfnsD
banks they are 10 receive are real
war trophies, even Il they have been
made over . little Hundreds Of
thousands OF them were all packed
ready tor shipment 10 Europe when
the axristiee wss signed Tksy stood
around tor . long tine and var tsrart-
msrs officials gos .irsd Of seeing them.
they ere 10 ta-r4d explosive and
everything Thsr . treasury depart
men MAa got TIE idea OF removing the
powder znd caps and remaining them
into saving banks So" said Mr..
Harrison every bank 10 . real trophy
Of war and IL the war had cnr.in1ed
each ms would have exploded In
some enemy trench or tugoxf~
What ID thought about the hand
grenade savings bank plan by banks
OF the country districts was prored
three days after . IRIS. aa1ounceLens
Was senE q Orders accompanied
by cash, for more than 5a.aao OF the
grsnades vsre received f-on banks
In . single morning And ali these
are to be given TO children as soon
Al they save for and buy "a War
Savings stamp In al. War Savings
headquarters expects that 1T least
POE 900 Of the grenades will be dir
t.ibuset-
That VIII represent the neat saving
Of more than $1,000, 600 by Ninth dis
trics children aioEe between nov and
the time school stArta-
Children WHO are members Of school
savings soc+ssies may go to banks
when school, opens and get . eertif-
cate showing how much they have
saved during the summer They win
credited With the amount In their
standing In their schooiroom Was
Savings Society
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-15

AEss4 % South DAkn&s, Conrsy q 6r~as--
Ii CoraSy C0nHt, Au3rax Tesm. Aur !. issa
In ne msssss 90 sas ssssss 81 wesley "
"a sss6fs9 sa1 1Ifag the ps1isiaa ~ san, =
Reeve sfnaInssssssrix e3 sns ssssse ~ W-s,s.
" Reeve fHxsaAed, ees1ing sarth sne amn,s
81 pefSsnAI ess+tA snat has come 20 heY 800.
snd tue dispositions thereaS. che 4ms,ras cS $50,
ortsas1tsnx sgAinss ssta decreased. Ard 4 a~.r,in
slsr IT 4lH che real e1EAsA 81 when go s.ra.r
ti~a se8zea- and che cEndIsIoa aaa yxInA =. -
respeesEys portions thereof. anA prHyfax ,s.s
tfeense b. So her yrAas46 60 seiI the .AEs 30 -
saa rsag sssase belonging 10 said estate
AnA Ds appearing by sand ~pesssloa. sass ,as,.
- naG safnsIens personaI estate IN sae tasr. ~
sals ENTHUSIASTICALLY 30 pay said dehss~ sne ,hst
IL. Balance OF saFd real estate.
L. ~ ordered tnAf ALI persons fnsersssa.. liz .aia
esIASe IppeAc before t1e judge ~ stf4 ergsr- IN
~ efassfs9g rae 30 SAP -epteul Der, A. D f.rs
As w o ebnrx q. "a. ~ tas eGIss nnsAe tn gts et,s
OF AnEsank. IN sabt enaaty. then ana shs-a ~
show caase CT saq there Del WHY "A .ras,
saoglf n65 Ne grsasess TO "a 4 AGmiafssrayr4v To
sell saht rsaE ESTATE acca reIa z TO che sray4r M
ssls DssI5rac-
IA. gs IL further ordered. thas q crpy of tais
af1.er ae published toF foar ssersssrpa ~eeks
prHos TO sad tAg OF nearing In nae Harals- IA.
etaee. = weekly newspaper printed anG Oh Ii ~.
~. AZ liz etsy Of MsisaEk, IN said etyglrfv A. -.
.s3naIfg served GA sEI 2-rsons Easersagss1 : asfs
sasaEs. reaaat1g In said snyEsv. as EeAa1 ter avs
before satt day OF bearing. and copy Of said
Estate ressticx easslee OF said cs1rfy A. lAsss
seu GAPS before satG hearing.
Da1ett ~ AEI5aEx- Grant COUNTY, Sosts psso-
ia The stIth tag OF A1gas az, 4. D. 1879.
By saa ess.rT-
Gs-aly ). = LOeERART
Jaafa of st3s C9Iafp Cont
Asgsss- Earl LEggsss-
Clerk 0t sae Comfy gsnYr.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-15

3c,l1nE children throughout every
part OF tbs StnEk Federal Reserve
district are to De given the chance
this sTTHMer 20 win ~ a vz1 trophy
an actual hand grenade made tor
fighting ngrrosss- At the same time
they viii receive . 6tfecs and practical
lsssCn In thrift and prosperity grde.
IL plan which has been evolved by
H. z. HArrisoa. director Of the dis
e5cs War Savings Organization And
HE AIDES.
-kA greEz4eaL n accordance With
the IDEA OF . thrifty soul ID Washing
ton Who vas unwilling 10 see -
much good material 90 TO waste after
fighting stopped. have been made into
savings banks Jgst . slot cut Al the
top And . screw inserted At the bot
tom. and pfesto-she bomb that Was
20 have cEircksd things IL tight trench
And 61xout fighting has become 4
weapon against the forces OF exsrava-
gz1cse
The gYenzdes ARE being bought from
the treasury department. by banks
everywhere IN Minnesota, North and
South Dakota. Montana and the Mich
fs2n and Wisconsin counties In the
Ninth district The banks. in turn.
loan the grenadss 70 ali children IN
Der II years OF zss who apply The
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-15

child. must, however. pledge himself
70 savs regularly. to put his savings
In the grenade, and. when it 10 full.
to brig the grenade 10 the bank
which loaned It TO him and to buy
Thrift q War Sssinss Stamps from
that bank With tn couterts.
The reward e - child VINO bor-
Ovs the little grenade hank and saves
syoesns45cal1y WI Be twofoid. for he
VIM receive ~ Ueee1s - his own
pr0Dssty - sosn - he has saved
eosugb - buy 90 K0 War Savings
0tamDs Of - uasur1ty value. and -
~ samo t1mo ~ win - receiving
tSniaiag IN tho hnbSt which will be
more valuabee - him n Inter life
than any other.
We want every chlla II the states
Ct t1ts district to 90 to the bank their
DeSeats use. sign to thrift pledge
th1ge AL borrow . hand grenade say
tngs hank." Ray c. Tsuschsr. exeeu-
Tive secretary Of ths War Savings Or
Gnpixa&ion said yeetsrdey.> we want
ovosy child TO realize that BY savfng
now he - placing hinGek q the high
wsy % prosperity and Independence IN
latee HE. At tbs sn0s time he II
proving himself. Or 80 10 proving
Asssslf, 70 b . little patriot, the kind
Of N American W 3 proud Of.
such a American - the whole world
II psalsiAg today.
Banks Of the district are rurchas.
ing the grenades freely. The cost 70
thsn Il but . few cents each and they
can afford TO give them to the child
who saves and ouys . War Savings
Stamp, Tor It Is probable that each child
will grow up to become . steady pa
tron Of that bank. II the thrift habit
takes hold Of him he will be 20 thank
full II later life th-s he will be likely
TO patronize the bknk which did him
20 great = favor 10 10 start HIN right
NJ. r. Harrison. director OF War
Savings. added q word to convince
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-15
ORGANIZATION UNDER WA,

Directions for the organization OF
War Savings Societies under the Unit
ed States treasury plan in every in
dustrfal plant In the Ninth Federal
Reserve district have been vent to al
county directors Of War Savings. In
many counties the work is already
under way. In these the county chair.
men 3 now to complete the work
With al speed by forming Var Saw
inss Societies h the remaining indus
tries II. E. Harrison. district diree-
tor Of War Savings. has urged county
chAirmen In the other counties to
start forming societies at once.
A force Of specially trained organ.
izers OF War Savings Societies is now
busy forming societies Il the larger
cities OF the Ninth district. As soon
az that has been doUe these expert.
enced lei will 5e at Harry to finish
the work of organizing Industries in all
other counties.
The plan under which War SAVINGS
Societies are being formed Is simple.
A meeting 10 call~d In the plan. dur.
Ing which the importance Of thrift and
Investment In Wa Savings Stamps =
explained to all employees. Those
Wiling TO take part. usually evsryons.
arc then asked to Stgn . membership
pledge. s0metimss promisfng to bay q
hxed amount Of stamps weekly az
msr0ly to buy stamps. 4 pvsstiaak
Of the society u appointed and ons o.
more secretaries named. The sacro-
taries each hDve . liked nuuaAer Of per
sons on whom they cali eoeh nytay.
giving them IN opportunity to buy
Thrift stamps q War Savings stanps.
It IL desirable to havs nlsnky OF
secretaries, aecng6ine to Ray C. Teus.
cher. executive secretary Of TIE die.
trict War SavfnGs Organtnattou. The
secretary who has bit rs employees
to call On each week q more lfkely
to finish hfs work t1on thu one With
30 Co hts list. n there are 30 en-.
pt0yees two secretaries should b
named 20 that eveGJ Garner may b
given . chance to became . saver
through investment n War Savinen
stamps or Thrift stamps.
The Ninth Federal Reserve district
hos responded 100 per cent or better
to every national 46ort and va pun
pose 70 do the same this time" Dtrea.
tor Harrison said yesterday. We ass
using Minneapolis q . model ana
there Is every indication that every in
dustry In that city will have one OF
more War SAVINGS SOciefioa nv Auwa.<
l. st. Paul ana Duluth are to be or.
ganized with the same thoroughnes>
and BY fall We irtsnd to attain the
same result in every Ninth district
county. Minnesota North and South
Dakota, Montana. western Wisconsin
and northern Michigan are all tn 70.
ceive the same thorough attention"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-15
An Investment
Not an Expense

A course at the Aberdeen
Business College is an invest
ment not an expense. It yields
big dividends. Big Enrolment
Day September 2.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-15

Application Of w. D. Hall for an
abatement OF. $40. 80 second install
ment Of 1918 taxes on WI OF s. W.
/, Sec. "a Twp 121 range AZ was
allowed same land being assessed
far in excess Of land near and adj
joining said tract.
Application Of w. S. Nixon for
refund Of 1913 personal property
tax of S. w. Mattson for 1917 was
allowed as same was paid twice.
Application Of Nels H. Michel
son for refund Of 1888 first in
stallment paid on Nj Of S. w. /
Sec. 1l-118-49 and part Of the 81
Of 8. e. !. Sec. 11-11S-49 Lots Sd
5.Blk 8 Hauklands Addition to La
Bolt and personal property tax all
for 1918 and an abatement for the
same amount for second installment
was allowed on a basis Of $4,000
valuation q follows: Abatement
allowed ct 500. So refund at 1861.
Application Of Harry w. Olson
for refund Of $36. 80 first install
ment paid on S w ! Sec. 15-12l-52
and personal tax, al for year 1918.
and IN abatement for the same
emount on same property being
second insta1lment was allowed ct
336. 80 and refund allowed at $11.87
On motion board adjourned sine
die
Frank Fransen. Chairman.
]. C. Cahill, County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-15
0g0mn0.
0d6 nD16 = - hBc1G1
ooo@6 e1I e.
Ws~efauSd fsom tast weekly
PIANOS CLASS XVI

AAsass returned ~ 10z. 90 rs5ses
~ Ds1 cent
AJkan returned 1T 107 So raiser
I6 psS cert
Bag SsSee returned IT ISL rs low
cred 16 peF cent
B5esmssG Valley returned Al
$3.50 raised 1Sz per cent
Fsrmington returned at $500
Txised ~ per cent
Georgia returned ut 1880 low
erred ~ per cent
Crxnt Center returned at 1889
lowered Z PER cent.
KiDbnrn returned at 245.00 low.
cred ~ per cent
Lurs returned 1T 1925 raised SO
per cent
Madison returned At HAT safs-
cd 9 per cent
M&zeppa returned at 1861 rails
ed Z per cent
Melrose returned at I1I.s2 rajs-
cd liz per cent
OsseoIx returned At TIA raised
az per cent
Stockholm returned at fO1.0 90
raised rs per cent
Troy returned at 1896 raised
155 per cent
Twin Brooks returned at 1853
raised 8 per cent
Vernon returned at 67.H raised
Az per cent
Town Of Albee returned at 1866
lowered Is per cent
Big Stone City returned At 103. IL
raised II per cent
City Of Milhank returned at 49,
81 raised Z per cent
Town Of Marvin returned at
1875 raised S per cent
Town Of ReviIIo returned at
81, ~ raised 81 per cent
Tow, Of Stssndburg returned ct
40. 20 raised 4 per cent
Town Of Twin Brooks returned 1t
1z5. 90 no change
Town of Ii Bolt returned 1t
200. 90 lowered 80 per cent
AGRICULTURAL IMP. CLASS Xxx
Adams returned It 1925 raised
so Per cent
AIbsn returned 1t 940O raised
81 per cent
Big Stone returned ct 1896
lowered ~ PER cent
Blooming Valley returned ct
173l raised Sc per cent
FaTmington returned at PAST
raised 104 per cent
Georgia returned ct 10325 no
eisonGe
Grast Center returned ut $3.50
raised III per cent
Ki1bofn returned st 254I0 low.
cred 50 per cent
Lars returned ct 1915 raised
E10 per cent
Madison returned 1t 2O950 low
cred ~ per cent
Ma1eppa returned At 1910 no
change
Melrose returned at 1926 low
cred II per cent
Oseeola returned 1t 9735 no
Change
Steekholm returned It 1915 no
chonGe
Trey returned u 1850 lowered
90 - cent
TWia Brooks returned $40 raised
~ - cent
vesnoa rstufnsd It 1870 raised
~ - ct
Nc stoss City returned u 1884
llilbsnk returned It 2lso no
Tsvn 81 Marvin rsturnsd It los
IsNse( Tstn Brooks returned
~ - ~ elhange
IeWn ~ - Bolt ssturned q $50.
HoUsEsolD-CIAss XXI
49, Tstasnsd = $50 raised
s11aposoonk
Alban returned = $685. lowered
= posoont
NJ Stone returnsd Il 106.96
lowered ~ Deseont
Bloeaslng Valley returned 1t
z6so3 tnised 10 percent
Ha3nAfn1Anm eAAt1wAnA - ~
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-15

- IS8eSO
16&n q Albse rstnTned a. 4SN
n5ss6 ~ pescsst
Hi StSas City returned u s0-4l
rzsssd ~ pescsns
City q M1Thsak returned II
70.11 lowered ~ percent
Town Of Marvin returned 81
53~T raised 81 percent
Town Of keviglG returned At
S. SO raised Is percent
Town Of Ssfzndbgrx returned at
S. II lowered 8 percent
Town Of TwSn Brooks returned
1T 1911 lowered so percent
Town Of La Bolt returned at
81 IS lowered 81 percent
A. the AGbee assessor hid not
make any res1rra for bank stock
assessed and the statement furnished
By the Arbee State Bank show it's
stock 20 be $4,000 it WAS moved
and carried to add that amount to
the assessment of said bank.
The assessment of the bank stock
of the Farmers State Bark Ut
Strandburg WAS on regular motion
carried. raised from $4,000 to
$4,000 10 conform. with statement
furnished By said bank.
On motion carried it Tza decided
that the Board ct Equalization
make no further changes in the az
sesssnents Az returned by various
assessors
The Seni-annuaI checking OF the
Auditors and TreasUrer's offices
was commenced at this time and
continued until finished At noon,
Friday July 18th, and the following
report was filed.
Auditors Office Collections
Balance cash on hand
January 1, 1el9.... Sl12420 IA
Current year tax col
Iections ......... 1s5041 81
Back year tax collec-
tions -. ........ 77s rs
Miscellaneous eolIec-
tions 49,. .... s2538 06
Total Collections &39O772 So
Auditors Office Disbursements
paid by treas.
nrer and returned. 1Sl31s So
Bal Cash in hands Of
Treasurer July LIST
1913. 1O5454 II
Total disbursements sssO772 9s
Treasures Office Receipts
Bal cash on hard July
1st 1919 .......... 10344s 10
Total Collections July
1st to July 18th
1g19.............. sO26 Sc
Total Receipts Sl17476 IS
Treasures Office Disbursements
Paid out on warrants. 1851 IA
On hand July II,
1919............ 1875 az
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27
TOWERS ASKED
TO Make TRIP
Daniels Refused 10 SuppIant
NC-4 Chief,

WASHl ;GTON, May 27s-Refusal
Of Secretary Daniel, to permi, Fligh,
Combmander John II. Towers to pro-
ceed i;sm Pon,a Delgada TO Lisbon
aboar 4 the naval seaplane NC-4 with
Lieut. Commander Read, was COM
merh hed today by members Of the
house naval affairs committee, before
which the secretary was testliylng on
tie naval appropriation bill
I The matter was brought up by Rep
resentative Brit,cn, republican OF Ill
inois. who said he wanted TO com
pliment Mr. Daniels for his decision,
1T was very delicate question to
decide" Mr.. Daniels said. Il held tina,
Commander Towers was not in com
mand as an admiral and hence could
not shi, his flag. Read had done a
tremendously fine piece Of work and
| iel, that he should be entitled to con-
tinue in command. ! know him very
slightly, while have taken flight,
with Commander Towers, but all
thing. considered, believed he should
proceed with the same crew with
which he started and in the same
way"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27
Here Is Plan
ToBuyLizzie
AtDollar Day
Chicago Company EStab-
fishes Agency for ''Pay
as You Rides Scheme,

A, ..,, ,.L,d u o,,;,o n, 81 l..
n' '''' ',''''o' VI P''"'s ~, 40
ne automobiles IS provided by inc
National Bond & lnyestmen, company
NJ Chic,oo which |, eyabli,hinp an
agency here Win T. NJ Vendersllce
and Il / Gaddi, in charge Neville
Ro,bscbild and John l. Little re.
turned 10 Chicago earIy ,hi, morning
snrr visiting the eity 10 establish the
agency
IIrde, N. ol,, NJ IN. como,ny. any
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27
Hair Often Ruined
BY Careless Washing

soap should be u'cd very carefully,
ii you want 70 keep your hair look
ing ITS best Most soaps and pre-
pared shampoo' contain too much
alkali 1h, dries the scalp, makes
the hair bri','c, and ruins It,
The best thing for steady use is
MulNiici coCulnu, oil shampoo
(Which j., pure and greasele's), and
is better than anything else you can
use
One or two teaspoonfulS will
cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly
Simply moi.len the hair with water
and rub 1t in. II makes an abundance
Of rich creamy laiher, which flnses
out easily, removing every particle II
dust, dirt, dandpii and excessive oil
The hair dries quickly and evenly,
and it leaves the scalp soft, and the
hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous,
fluffy and easy to manage.
You can get Mul,iiied cocoanut oil
shampoo AZ any pharmacy, is very
cheap and a few ounces will supply
every member OF the family for
months Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27
Just Once! Try Dodson'S Liver Tone!
Take No Ca|ome|! Listen To Me!
II bilious, constpated hcadachy or SICK guarantee
relief without taking dangerous caomel
which sckens and salivates

s,raigh,en you right up and make sou
feel fine and vigorous by morning. /
wan, you to go back to the store AMI
&c, your money Dodson's Liver
Tone is destroying the sale Of calomel
because i, is real liver medicine, en-
tirely vegetable, therefore It can no,
alyac or make you sick.
guarantee that one spoonful OF
Dodson's Liver Tone will put your
sluggish liver 10 work and clean your
bowels OF that sour bile and cons,i-
pated waste which is ologgirg your
system and making yop feel miserable
| guarantee that bottle OF Dodson's
Liver Tone will keep the entire fam.
lily feeling fine for months Give i,
10 your children. 1t is harmless
doesn', gripe and they like its pleas
ant taste. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27

ployed in the conduct of present-day bust
ness if you expect to properly meet COM
petition. Therefore, in keeping with the
growing demands the most comprehensive
assortments Of modern office equipments
ever shown in the state are now exhibited
on our sixth floor, one of which Is shown
above, and every business man in the city
is invited to visit our sixth floor and we
guarantee 1t vii! be an inspiration to see the
mammoth assortment of desks, tables, chairs,
steel safes, filing devices, costumers, ward
robes, baskets, cuspidors, ETC., etc. Over
$4,000 feet Of floor space is devoted to this
exhibit, and few minutes taken from your
business would be well spent in this depart
ment SAdy.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27
SIMoLE1ARY VOTED
new TOURING Oar

R. A. Slnsle,sry Of the Oklahoma
Good Roads association, is the proud
ros.essor Of a brand" new touring
car with an extra tire and every
thing At the meeting OF the good
roads association held Yesterday in
the Skirvin hotel Sngle,ary was
authorized TO purchase a car for the
association and he lost no time in
doing H. Tha plan next to his heart
At present is 10 have his beloved bus
decorated with the words. oklahoma
Good Roads Association official car"
printed on the tonncau
Singletaty says that he Is anxious
10 &c, communications from tax BAY
ers in Oklahoma as to their sen,i-
nlentS about the best means oi,buld-
ing system OF county roads in tbi,
county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27

IF there is one thing above all others that
1 Is commanding much attention from the
live-wire business men Of Oklahoma City,
II is the Business Mems Office Equipment
Show" on the sixth floor Of the Bass Furni-
ture and Carpet company's building. 1928
West Main street. Every thinking man
knows that the flag has dropped and the
greatest race in the history Of the world Is
on-a race for commercial supremacy, in
which individuals, industries, cities. states
and nations are participating, and in every
phase Of the commercial activities of the
world there is one outstanding fact, namely,
that, rssapjless Of 10 magnitude, nothing
but The moat modern facilities can h sm-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27
WOMEN MAoABEES
OPEN CONVENTION

The grand state review OF the
Womens Benefit association OF
Macabees opened in Wes,ialls hall
this morning. The meeting which was
open to members Of the association
only, began with vocal solo by Mrs.
J. X. King of Cleveland There was
an election OF delegates to the
supreme review at Port Huron. Mich,
IN July, reports and the usual routine
busine. OF the association. Luncheon
was served At the Chamber OF Com
merce and this evening an open meet
ing and program wilibe held in West
falls hall At 80 o'clock.
There are 100 delegates attending
the convention, among them Mrs,
Laura V. Pickett, Oklahoma state
commander Of Denison, Texas. and
Mrs May Summers, Missouri state
commander from St. Louis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27

stop using caIom,ll II makes you
SICK Don't lose a DAYS work II you
feel lazy. sluggish, bilious or oon'ti-
pa'ed listen TO me
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis OF the bone,
Calomel. when il comes into contact
with sour bile, cfashe, into il, break
ing II up. This is when you feel hat
awful nausea and efamping. II you
are all Knocked out" IT your liver
is torpid and bowels constipated or
you have headache, dizziness, coated
tongue, il breath is bad or stomach
sour, just try a spoonful Of harmless
Dod,on's Liver Tone.
Here's my guaran,ee--Go 10 any
drug store and get a bottle OF Dod-
SON, Live. Tone for few cents. Take
spoonful tonight. and il i, doesn't
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27
ARREST FOLLOWS
MANY TROUBLES
Husband Shot4 Holse Almost
Fired; Threats Charged,

Harry Bower, va, arrested this
morning on a charge OF carrying con
cealed weapons, following the filing
Of a complaint by his vile. Maggie
Bower. Detective Faris. who arrested
Bowers. said be found no gun on the
defendant.
Bowers wH shot last week follow
ing a quargel with his wife and her
brother AZ the Bowers home IN the
100 block on West Tenth street
bowers Va, ,ho, in the head and in
...,u,.' n: n'e both wounds being Of minor
MrH Bower. reported to the police
. mis- /morning that someone tried TO
Bfn down her house last night by
Throwing burning trash on the porch.
She also told the police that her hus-
band. since the shooting, has threat
&ned her life and that she had cause
10 believe he always carried a gun.