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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
Cold Forces Large
Plane to Descend

New York, Nov. 14.-The Handley
Page airplane, which started early
today from Mineola on what was in
tended to be nonstop flight to
Cnicago, descended at Mount Jew
EFT, Pa, this afternoon, according to
q message received by DR., Miller
reese Hutchinson. Intense cold in
the upper levels Of the air forced the
landing, the telegram said.
Vice Admiral Mark Kerr, COM
manding the plane, dispatched the
telegram at 4:30 o'clock. 1t read:
Water trouble probably due to the
intense cold weather necessitated
landlng here. Hope to continue on
to Cleveland tomorrow. Strong head
winds al the way. We are two
miles fiom Mount Jewett."
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
Honor Roll at
Pine Street School

Room Three, Miss Bertha Levine
Leon Hirshorn, Beulah McFalls, An
ME Steed, Evelyn Vaughn, Keller
Williamson, Normand Payne, Helen
Batterton, and Virginia Wright. Class
leaders, Evelyn Vaughn, Normand
Payne, and Mary George.
Room Four, Miss Nellie Mcdonald
Helen George, Sarah Rutstein,
Louise Vance and Frank Cathey.
Room Five, Miss Ethel Galloway
Harry Bolinger, La Dell Du Pard,
VIM. Noel Atkinson, Howard Harsh
barger, Otis Poole, Henrietta Rut-
stein, Violet Williams. Fannie Vance,
Kathleen De Groot, Vivian Metals,
Anna Moree Cleveland, Ninong
Eisenkramer, Opal Wedgeworth,
Laura Phillips. Class leaders, Kath-
leen De Groot.
Room Six, Miss Ella Galloway
William Burks, Mariella WEIGH,
Samuel Payne, Ida Locke. Class lead
ers, B Sixth, William Burks, Mariel-
la WEIGH; A Fifth, Ida Locke.
Room Seven, Miss Moree Burks-
Alex Breathwit, J. |. Norris, Jr., AL
bert Gilbreath, Herschul Thompson,
Matte Clark. Mildred Hunter, Eloise
Sisk, Inez Williams, Virginia Hell
ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
"Tar and Feather"
Victim Loses Suit

Mankato, Mimi, Nov. 14.-After
celebrating an hour and half the
jury in the case of John Meintz. who
sued 80 residents of Luverne, Mimi,
for 100000 damages, following an
alleged kidnapping, returned YER
dict for the defendants in the federal
court here tonight
Meintz alleged that on June &c
last, he was taken from his home az
Luverne and escorted out of town by
citizens who objected to his stand on
the war. He returned, and on August
10. last, it was alleged, was again
taken out of town and was tarred and
feathered
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
COMMITTEE TO
DIRECT CHAMBER
DRIVE SELECTED
Expansion Campaign to Begin
in Earnest Within Two
Weeks.

Plans for the Chamber of Com
merce's expansion campaign will bt
outlined at a meeting Monday afte-
noon at O'Clock of an executive
committee which the chamber trus'
tees yesterday authorized President
w. w. Taylor to name.
Taylor, following yesterdays meet
ing at which the details Of the plan
were placed before the trustees
chose the following on this executive
committee: W. L. Matthews, H. e.
Couch, Mack Hollis, F. G. Smart,
John Reap, Simon Bloom. j. F.
Mcintyre, Henry Marx, T. ]. Collier
R. Carnahan, H. W. Moore, R. NJ.
Kemp, Leo M. Andrews and w. w.
Taylor. The committee will name
its own chairman
Numerous other committees are
to be chosen at this meeting.
The drive for greater chamber
will be iaunched in about two weeks.
D. H. Mcfarland, representative OF
the American City bureau, told the
trustees yesterday when they met at
the the Hotel Pines.
"a big vision for Pine Bluffs flu
ture," Mcfarland declared, was
necessary to the success of the cam
paign to build greater Pine Bluff.
Proper upbuilding of the city's great
territory, he declared, would result in
increasing the population to from
of years.
Mr.. Mcfarland stated that every
citizen, every school pupil even,
should be lined up behind Pine Bluffs
chamber. He recommended the
changing of the annual dues which
now are $3.50 to $25. Sufficient
number of s25 memberships, he said,
should be obtained to make certain
an annual revenue of $4,000. The
revenue Of the chamber at present is
about $4,000 annually.
Pine Bluffs chamber at present is
receiving no more in financial sup
port than are the commercial or
CARNATIONS of cities of 10000 inhabi-
tants, Mcfarland stated.
He praised the work of the cham
Der in attempting to build industries
for the manufacture of those pro-
ducts which are grown in the Pine
Bluff territory, but declared that the
chambers plans must extend further
and bring to Pine Bluff other indus
tries which do not necessarily have
a natural location here He cited
the experience of Grand Rapids and
Akron to show that a manufacturing
plant does not necessarily have to be
near the place where the raw mater
ial is obtained.
Mr.. Mcfarland also went into
minute instructions regarding the
plan of campaign. 1t is planned to
have the executive committee named
yesterday to supervise the work
under the direction of Mcfarland
and his assistants. Other commit.
tees also will be named.
Following Mr.. McFarland's talk,
President Taylor, Cornelius Buford,
aide to Mr.. Mcfarland and ]. III
McKenna, who also is assisting in the
work, made brief talks.
Visitors included E. r. Holley,
representing the new Bynn- Yam
store, and Lamar Williamson of
Monticello, supervisor of the census
for this district.
Resolutions of respect in the death
Of Warren NJ. Taylor, head of the
Pine Bluff traffic bureau, were
adopted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15

Howell, in which his father is junior
member of the firm.
N. A. Anderson, who recently sold
to the Sinclair Oil company the
Southern Oil company's business
here, has decided to re-enter the oil
business, and will launch his new
enterprise early next year.
W. P. Keith, county superintendent
of public schools, has been named
by Governor Brough as one of the
states delegates to the National
League of Compulsory Education
convention, in Philadelphia next
month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
Railway Meeting
Still in Session

Washington. Nov. 14.-Conferees
representing the railroad administra-
ton and heads of the four great
railroad brotherhoods, on the latter's
demands for revision of employees
working conditions, appeared conf
dent tonight they could complete
their work tomorrow
Today's session, the fifth, was said
to have developed no difficulties of
Importance, further than the ques-
ton of time and a half for overtime
of trainmen in road service, which
still remains unsettled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
Prison Term for
Sugar PrOfiteers

New York, Nov. 1.-THE first
sugar profiteering conviction in this
federal district was secured today
when julius and Charles Roth, COM
mission merchants, were found guilty
by jury of selling at % 1-2 cents
a pound, sugar purchased at 9.75
cents a pound. Federal Judge Knox
intimated that he would send the
men to prison.
IF the law is to have any Statutory
effect at all" Judge Knox said, that
can only be accomplished by the
imprisonment OF persons convicted OF
profiteering in the necessaries of
life"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15

CITY BRIEFS
The first carload of selected seed
corn to come to Pine Bluff will arrive
IN January, the Gould-Galbraith
Supply company yesterday placing
an order for 1900 bushels of high
grade seed with an Iowa company,
noted for the excellence Of its pro-
ducts.
j. c. Fitzgibbon Jr., of Little
Rock mas succeeded Ed. A. Howell
Jr., as bookkeeper at the Peoples
bank. Mr.. Howell resigned to enter
the cotton business with Handy and
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
HORSES AND MULES

About the Goth of this month we
will occupy the building, corner Bar
raque and Alabama streets, formerly
used as our livery barn, as our sales
barn. At that time we will receive
several cars of horses and mules
and will sell them at prices that
will defy competition. If you con-
template buying you will save money
by waiting. Special prices to deal
ers. Berlin Brothers. 11-15-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
RESCUE AMERICANS.

Washington. Nov. 14.-Rescue of
passengers and crew Of the Ameri-
can steamer Thomas L. Wand by the
Honduran steamer Omoa, after they
had abandoned the vessel in the Gulf
of Mexico, 125 miles south of New
Orleans, was reported today to the
navy department. The Wand was
a 400-ton vessel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
TYPOTHETAE TO ANSWER.

Chicago, Nov. 14.-An answer to
the federal trade commissions
charges of unfair competition recent
ly filed, was prepared today by at
torneys and officers of the United
Typothetae of America, at its general
headquarters. The answer will be
filed with the commission in a few
days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
MOTORISTS BLOCK FIREMEN.

Fire yesterday afternoon destroyed
a garage and an automobile belong
ing to J. F. Williams, at TIA Georgia
street There was confusion in
transmitting the call to the fire de-
partment and the firemen went to
ia West Barraque. They were COM
PEELED to slow down several times in
West Second and Main, in making
the run to Georgia, because of mo-
florists who occupied the center of
the streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
BROOKLYN RELEASES PLAYERS

New York, Nov. 14.-Charles Eb-
belts, president of the Brooklyn Ma
tional league baseball club, an.
nounced today the release of the fol-
lowing players: Pitcher Norman
Pitt and Outfielder Horace Allen to
the New Orleans club of the South
ern association. and Infielder Frank
Brazel to the Shreveport club of the
Texas league. AL Of these players
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with SC to Foley and
company, 1885 Sheffield avenue,
Chicago, ILL.,, writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds and Group. Foley
Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. Mann's pharmacy. Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15

paper Ell Sol states that there prob
ably will be a political crisis ana
says it isposable the cabinet will
resign. - e
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
STANDARD OIL DIVIDEND.

Cleveland, O., Nov. 14.-Directors
Of the Standard Oil company of
Ohio today declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of So per share
and an extra dividend of 81 per
share, payable January l, next, 70
stock holders of record November %.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
CARRANZA LEAVES BORDER,

Laredo, Texas, Nov. 14.-President
Carranza, according to report re-
ceived here today, will return to
Mexico City tomorrow from Quers.
taro, as his daughter, Mrs. Candida
Aguilar, has been ordered by her
physicians to leave Queretaro on
account of her illness which followed
the death recently of her mother.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15

A meeting of the Pine Bluff Fair
Price committee will be held at the
Chamber of Commerce Monday aft
ernOon at o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15

City Attorney A. r. Cooper return
ed yesterday from Little Rock where
he represented the municipality At
the hearing before the Arkansas
corporation commission of the South
western Bell Telephone company S
proposal to continue in effect rates
adopted during the war Blythe.
vile was the only other city repre-
scented.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15

are released on optional agreements
and may be recalled by Brooklyn at
the end of the 1920 season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
BUSINESS MEETING.

Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. IA confer
ence of American and Mexican bust.
ness men is to be held in Mexico
City February II to IS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15

Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping for rent, settled cou-
pie preferred. Phone 1910 after o. m.
11-2-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15

Play safe-install safe for your
valuables. Adams Printing com.
pany. Phone IA. #
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
localities.

j. Fl. Breathwaite returned Sum-
day from Pine Bluff. He has been
having serious trouble with his eyes,
and is being treated by a Pine Bluff
specialist. = + Grover Roberts of
Pine Bluff spent Sunday here. + + +
Mrs. A. G. Blankenshlp returned to
her home here tuesday, after sew
eral days in Pine Bluff on profess
slonal duty. + + + Mrs. Otto Gull
lett of Pine Bluff is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ben McDade, this
week.-Rison Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-11-15
SPANISH CABINET CRISIS.

Madrid, Nov. 14.-The cortes will
meet this afternoon. The news
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-05

rion as ne believed riIat the matter
should be referred To the people.
Prayer was offered in the sena te ~
Rev A. Francis WATCH. pastor Of the
winthrop street CuiversaIist church
If Augusta
On motion of Senator bearing II
York. the resolve providing for free
telephone SERVICE for members Of the
Legislature WIS indefinitely post
poned.
On motion Of Sen. Davies. an order
was passed for daily Sessions Of the
Senate at 10 A. NJ.
On rnotinn Of sen Babb Of Cumper-
land an order was passed directlas
the Public Utilities Commission 10 IN
vestigate the matter of farm crosE-
lnEs and cattle passes N the State of
Maine and report 10 he Legislature
in Is...
Senator Davies introduced an order
ane had II specially assigned for can
sleicratiun on Wednesday morning an
order that the limit of scope of con-
llder-atlon ~ Legislation be confined
10 matters connected with arnendi 1s
the Constitution of Maine and the
matters mentioned n the Governor
message.
On motion Of Sen. Thnmbs If Pen
obhcot unanirnnus consent was gwen
for suspension Of the rule. ana an act
was introduced and referred 70 the
committee On interior waters. an act
70 enable the Passadumkeag Bnnmn
&c, tc erect dam On the Pasaadurn-
keag river. The senator explained
that the rsvaEes If the wond DUG
amung the spruce trees af that ger
t1on has been cxtrns,ve and Il Is now
necessary for that company 70 8per-
ate there this winter in order TO get
out and save for the market the lurn-
Der standing, but killed by the bug
Senator Gannett Of kennebec Sc
cured UNANIMOUS consent for the IN
reduction of d RESOLVE making Tues
da1. NCr. II. SrnISt1ce day legal
holiday fei the year 1919 and INSTRUCT
ing the Governor 10 proclaim the
same. The order was given its two
several readings and passed TO be en-
crossed. II carrying the emergency
CLAUSE.
Adjourned 70 :" A. NJ. "Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-05

erectlpn of q building therspn To ne uksd
as a dprmitDry fur the Maine Institution
tor the Blind.
Gurney Of Cumoe-land-Acf To pre-
vent prnfitenriug IN the necessities Of
life and rents and charges for the orcu
pancy pf buildings fur dwelling purposes
and 10 provide psuztsses thsretur Ind
Investigations thereof.
Quincy of Cumneriand-Act 10 rasu-
late cniG storage Of certain ARTICLES NJ
fond.
Gurney Of Cumberiann-Acf To smand
the Private and Special LEWIS Of LET III
lowing the city Of Portland 70 assume
liability for furnishing the Stxte uf
Maine with lind necessary fur the es-
tahliEhrnHnt Of adequate port facilities.
Quincy Of Cumberiand-Act ID armand
the Public Laws of LIB providing thai
the certificate Of the clerk Of the Pub
lie Utilities Commission shall ne -e-
ceived as priIna tacie evidence IN any
court Of law TO prove that the rules ana
rsguiAtions for the carving Of lights at
night and 70 contrui the glare of head
lights by the Public Utilities COMMITS
sipn have been prepared. approved and
published.
Baxter n SagHdahcc-Act increasing
the salary nf the Jerk Of courts OF
5agadahoc county from. s17ao 10 ca00c
per anuum.
Baxter If aa.adRhnc-Act Amending
the charter Of tire Bath wa+er District
providing thai the none SET aside for
rne sinking fund shall ne devoted 70 the
80
trict or invested m legal obligations "
The Lni'eu States Of America. the S1ates
Of Maine New 1arnshIr. Vermont
Rhode Island, Connecticut and New
York and the bonns Of the severa coun-
ties. cities and trwns m the several
states named which are the direct on
legations Of the coun4cs. CITIES ami
towns.
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~ man, cAn ak1gp oOe AnC am fuu q L1e-
u c.n truly runmmend Irnntir 70 any
une u like cunditann. ! wizh evWy one
onuid knnv the n.na6t have derived from
tin III of TINS remafy. A.
SEIIECK. Route J.
Albany. ". y.-"Havmg had snne ex-
nerisnm with Dr.. H9R's I1un-suuir medi-
cln~ 'Irnutic during the taxing Of winch
I gained six pounds N tan d.ys. endorse
then tanters q Of mnst hsne6eaA value
frn9 madinl stsndpnant-
II vnh that they msy evR increase N
popularity which u nightly due them. -
ROSWELL " vARNo. I5o Lark ST.
York. ". Vt hsve gzuat pisanure IN
sznding testimonial that others mav know
waat Dr.. ri@n.ls msdic1ne has dnne for ma.
Fen 9Da bength uf slme ! have hoen
uanhia with my hvR and indiyzst,un and
hsve rszvsd - much benedt from unns
Dr. F9Ds Goidn M~iiral Discovery
TINT my hnith n veFy mnch improved. I
vuuid Nspmman6 this rsznaiy To oil VINO
xrr tTusihlad with the 0ms df1naaM. am
satisfied thai IT vii do everything claimed
fm 4 ."-JAlGEg MsCEEGoR.
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The Governors Massage
Council Election

Senator -homns of Penonscot wa.
follows: y am called upon 70 refer g
very sad event which must affect
this otherwise iuvouE reunion of the
nficiaI fanilv of the State Of Maine.
knew Councillor Fay well enough in
his life time 70 realize that he would
not desire any extended euingy-
In him the State mas lost an hcnored
and valued servant and tire county Of
Penohscet al honest citizen and q iov-
ing friend. -hese who knew HIN best
loved him most And while We pause
moment out Of respect TO his men,
orv we shall turn 10 another mIster.
the election of his SUCCESSOR.
AZ the meeting Of the Pennnsrst dei-
eratinn held last evening n was the
unanimous choice Of onc ~ Penopscpt' .
best beloved citizens to- Ill this vacan
cv The mHn VIM wiil be presen cd
FOR your confederation and for vulI.
crnfirrns tion Is a man thas PenphEuot
eruntv has always delighted To hnnor.
He Is an upright and progressive ei.i-
zen. d business man of ability, and a
man whom his fellow citizens have
sent here 10 represent them IN nutn
branches Of this Legislature.
''ft was my cord fortune TO becpme
acquainted with him while he was en-
plo~ed as member Of the exerupt!on
hoard and his lahnrs there were more
faithful and of even higher Grade than
vern his many activities while he WIS
~ the Legislature
1.-THE name nf the man wf1ryn the Pc
oohsrot delegation unanimously racn'n-
mend 10 YOUR favorable considera; i'm
and for your confirmation for the MEN,
her Of the executive council frum the
sith Councillor district is the Hon.
George W stearns Of Miilinocket. We
ask for his confirmation az the unan-
minus choice af the entire Penohscof
Delegation. J. therefore. move TINT the
serrerary OF the Senate cast the vu:s
fer Hon. George W Stezrns NJ MIL
linocket snr the position af Councillor
from the sth Council district"
The motion wzs made and cxsrts3
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GESl3NcSNaJMglN~.Es

Issue possible tnc TWO measures -
become effective u the same time.
Senator Guy r Giannett OF Aususts
presided II the hearing.
Eepresentutive GArceion explained
the provisions 0f the bills. F4e stated
that had been thought adzlsa5in 70
amend the printed bill. 80 as 10 in
ciude III it's provisions those VINO
entered the service prior to NOV Il.
1915" ana also IN addition 10 those
named. or any person regularly en-
Continued o. Fare 1B-Loi. d
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Committee Hearings

The committees got night down C
business or Tuesday afternoon. I.
appearing much like an over sunday
resumption Of the work Of a regular
session. This was made possible by
The recent action Of the communities
on reference of bills. the ways and
bridges committee and the apprupri-
ation and financial affairs COMMITTEES
III drafting, advertising ana suggest
ing reference of the most important
measures that mad been presented
saving rwo or three weeks OF time
Among the hearings were the fol-
lowing
The Soir,e-s' Bonus
The JOINT committee on taxation.
appropria- lions and financial affairs
and military affairs gave hearing ar
" O'Clock Tuesday afternoon IN the
hall of the House on the measure to
provide for bonus Lor soldiers. sail
ors and marines in the service Of
the State OF Maine II The war with
Germany
-he bills were drawn by repre-
sentative Garceion of Auburn and are
the expression of tine sentiment and
wishes OF the State convention Of the
Maine Branch OF the American L.
Slnn II Bangor.
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tuesday Session

Gannert. Go1gin Gordnn.
ElgE-na. Lewis. Lnrd. Met
4reE.. Peahodv. Stanley.
N. Turtle. walgcr--4
Senators Anes. Chick,
pu Flcker. TAnmbs-a.
Senators Clement and Holt.
- secretary Crane read the
.1-c-ll2l from aslllnEton an
--~ mt CangreEs had nass.d
age amendment, Senator
Somerset lur-odu-ed a re-
ling me amendment and
reg Ia men the vote De taken II
-.ts '" The veas and navs.
-- AnRE Of Washington
a- me matter be referred %
-eglsiartre, saying that III
"aaseu III tAe regular session
women the --gnt To vote for
az electors, i referendum
1rlt.ei was rejected. but the
;aErt declared that the
a7ud be referred 20 the
e cd not think II fair %
amenGment while the one
men The right 70 vote tor
electors was pending.
-a~s MT wherher she Is
nobhle skirt or an even
me IS The same old girl, "
-eustor from " ashincron.
0r OLSON E.io that ne had no
liking on the suffrage
hts time. as everyone
e.. 59cut Il, hut he was opposed
.r he question TO the next
TAembs Of Penobscot said
n4ic vote no on the Dues
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They are two in number and pro-

They are two in number and pro-
VIDE as follows:
a bonus Of 500 for each resident
Of Maine. naie Or female, VINO served
IN any branch Of the United States
service between April. 1877, and Nov.
II. 1873. The funds are 10 be raised
rv a bond issue. of not more than
Sc. 900. 900. the pill providing for their
retirement by taxation.
The SECOND bill provides Tor the
submission 10 the people OF d const.
ruticrai amendment making the bond
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-05

tas WIN me iav Simply because be knew the
secret ~ great st--rtF-n and endurance. which
cn-1es tom having plenty Of iron m me niooa'
wriir ,,1zrv anuthe- mas gone dnwu 70 ~
vin-in,,s jef~s+ sirr,piv for lack of iron.
N.ruy.rrprrn v--s sursssc t,sc ~s,es 70 uSsserts0
and rcs secret -eass". -f nes
wn,-r i. ~en drnxxfsss Dnke tfse ciass 10
orcsrc essv saGimiisseo noss .of IN
jure the teefh ther nts~s tn soanaee
-1s aeufp<sreyr eesasfn sa6 e1ffreiy ~
ST scrn-- rssab purchass- IT they I'll refune
yo.ir -ssusy. y dispalssa - TN ~ ~
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IN TIE HOUSE

Speaker Frank G. harrington Of AL
susra At promptly 10 O'Clock on Tues
day. Nov. 4. called the House to order
IN special session. with an unexpectedly
large number of members IN their seats
PRAYER WIS offered by Rev. VIM. 4.
WocG VI Augusta
The proclamation of the Gcvernur.
assembling the Legislature n special