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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31
Mig Addition to Spencer rnctory.

SPltNGiiE, \. G., August 30.-The
Spencer cotton Mills arc 10 be en-
Jared. \ forty foot additional build
!uE Is 10 be erected which viii ADM,
~ me installation Of 1000 spindies for
ia" spinning Of cotton yarn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31
'IEAF TOBACCO BUYERS
| GREET THE BUSY SEASON
Longer Selling Period i'm South
Carolina-Nlarkcts of Eastern
North Carolina Open This Week.
BELT M,RTs START NEXT WEEK
High Figures for Brights Maintained
lin Palmetto Statc-Thin Leaf Will
Cover Warehouse Floors in Eastern
Carolina---BiaCk Belt Notes.


>.
-
= mere were large sales OF loose leaf
-.tobacCo In all OF thc South Carolina
{. markets last week.. ana Soma Of ;bas,
i, ,. So,
:. isd' Ne'S "oHna up '"iS season. hut the
]. information from the Palmetto state
:. is Mai ;nr-a is nor, +,l.,crn ,..r,,i,,i,,,-
= ,,''"' ,,'S
:. N ~ o. ,,e -, Sm'' IN"
~. Mntn 'uoE
80" ~ t-"St - vI me 'hh'Nt'S las
No. 'i''.. lMe i@rE'r ,Inotr 81
.,,5 W. ~" nm ,h,S W'"h'
'lhN some ui tnem Will piohahly nav
Sa.Ss or .e"si tw2 w'.ES more;
.""E''. ''2IWeN"r, ln.N ..i
- 80 q. W. t"F ~
- '''I, ,.'t"''S ~. az ln', 'nH
reS n Mn '' on ul ''r i"4 rN,iS,
~, 90 W,.Nu..h ''',' "a ,'"n IN lh'
"Nt m'.J "t 'Eii'n. ana Ngr,h ',aro!ina.
= so,,,ii' @ a' El3".S "hsr'" ~ me
= t"".1 % '.''."t 'I"' 49, were H"'t" rs
nlEh lASt Week "s they have. been Al
'o,I,,i,i, , , S,'s"H' an MI a.noS'
/, ~ s,'il,' ''I!.t.h So !" ne enc. ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31
Gloom in virginia Dark uelt.

from nil the counties n which tho sun
curing stocks are grown, and the Rich
. mond warvnnUscmcu, who sell all Of
. tho sUn-cured stock for the farmers.
are figuring on crop that viii not
. weigh out much. u any. over : .OnO. 600
pounds The sun-curors viii probably
T. commence to market their priningS
next week but the leaf viii not begin
10 show NJ ON the warehouse Noors
untl October
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
Become Slender
A Simple, Guaranteed
Method

II you would like 10 lose. weekly. from
ono TO five pounds OF burdensoIns ts,
while eating and drinking all you need.
lis" vhioyinT life far better tnan ak pres
ent Just follow thia advice:
1ats seven d,ep breaths OF fresh air
each morning and evening: after each
meal take . little oil OF korsin: Sat ali
YOU need. but chew thoroughly. and folio "
other simple directions OF the guaranteed
korein system
Men ana women who we're vaddiins
around with heavy. sluggish bodiss have
IN many cases reported . eradusl. agree.
ibls Reduction Of thirty 10 eight, pounds.
with wonderful benefit to health rnd fig
uis, This very season 10 the tims TO no.
come slsnder. attractive v'vseious and
healthier, very easily. Oct oil u korsip
~ the drugaists. II comes IN capauiss.
convenient to use and 10 nov sold at be.
fors-war low price. Weigh aid measure
yourself week 10 week You can scarcely
realize the 10Y that avaib yup IN rormA.
'yh netrical fieurs. with soeA hsal,h and
longer fh. SHOW others this ahvsrtiss-
r.vnt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
CERMAN-P0LlSH
CoMN|ssIoNIS
BERLIN SCHEME
Joint Body to Settle FDiffer-
ences Proposed,
0By Tho Associated Press. J

PARIS, Wednesday. July 9.-The
council OF five today received q note
from Baron Won Lersner proposing on
behalf of the German government the
formation OF a Joint commission Of
Germans and Poles to sit in Berlin
10 settle questions arising out of the
transfer of territories detached from
Germany.
i. Twenty eight notes have been re-.
ceiyed by the council 10 date from the
Austrian delegation. Replies were
sent today TO the last three communi-
cations one OF which concerns the
league OF nations. Another was with
regard to protection of the interests
OF Austrian holders OF property in the
new states formed from Austrian ter
sitory to which the council is under
stood to have replied giving satisfac-
tion to the Austrian claims.
The council approved the report Of
the Jugo- Slav boundary commission
on the frontier between Jugo- -Slavia
and Austria.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
DlARRHOEA
Quickly Cured by
Wakefield's
Blackberry Balsam

Wakciield's Blackberry Balsam has
been the sured and safest remedy fo-
Dlarrhea, Dyen,ery. Cholera Intan-
tum and Cholera Morbus for u years
While IT is quick and positive in It's
action. 1t is unlike other remedies In
that II i, harmless and does not con
stipa,e |, simply checks the trouble
and put. the stomach and bowels IN
their natural. regular condition o.;
the millions OF bottles that have been
sold. never has a case been reported
to the manufacturer where a cure was
not effected when directions were fol
lowed. even after other remedies had
failed Every home should have a bot
tie or more on hand ready for sudden
attacks Full sire bottle +Oc every
where.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair Wit

Most soaps and prepared shsmp
contain too much sikaii. which is We
Injurious, as II dries the scalp al
makes the hair brittle.
The best thins 10 use is Mulsifl
eoeoanut oil shampoo, for this 10 pur,
and entirely greasekss. It's yer
eheap and beats anything else oil h
PIECES. You can get this q any dru
etofe, and . few ounces will last IN,
whole family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with waite
end rub Il IN, about 4 teaspoonful i
a!l that Is required. II makes al
abundance Of rich, creamy iather
eleanses thoroughly, and rinfss ou
easily. The hair dries quickly an
evenly. and Is soft. fresh looking
bright, fluffy. way. and easy TO han
6e. Besides. II ,oosens and take
~ even Sarticle Of dust, dir ant
eaaefu4. adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
PROBLEM
CHIEF ONE NOW
BEFORE ALLIES
Peace Conference Tries 10
| Avert an Explosion,

PARIS, July i0-The Fiume pow.
her barrel continues to occupy the
most serious attention Of the peace
con ference. the big f0ur"-)span is
keeping aloof in this matchmaking
feversh efforts 70 prevent an explo-
t'on II is admitted on all sides that
the situation is critical and that un-
les action Is taken immediately
ncv coniagration IS bound 10 flare
rp, involving serious rupture IN the
far's OF the allies Already the feel
Ing between France and Italy runs
high the press of both countries
Speaking in tones OF bitterness.
Much depends upon the allied com
mission Just sent 10 the scene of the
trouble for Investigation, and OF
which Major Gen G. r Summcrall is
The American member
u French Killed.
Latest French casualties figures
state the number OF French officers
and men killed at Fimne at twenty
one with a score wounded Street
fighting is continuing in the kdratic
city and spreading TO other disputed
towns.
Foreign Minister Tl,toni /, now al
Rome consulting with the king and
cabinet as TO what course Italy is 10
take no, only in connection with The
Fiume troubles. but toward the whole
Adriatc question lluoni's place in
the big four" deliberations is being
taken by Siguor Cre'pi.
Italians Friendly to Turks.
Reports OF unusual ffiendlncss by
Italians towards the Turk, are add
Ing tt excite some peaoe quarters
here, especially the Greeks who arc
N swords point with the Ouomans
Just now
The gravity of the situation Is re-
hec,ed by the French press, one com
mcnta,or, Pcriinax, going 50 far as
- say in L'Echo de Paris that al
sjiances are at stake"
Bitter ant.Freneh agitation is
meanwhile on in Italy and that coun-
try's officials here reflect this hos
till,y to some extent One of them
told correspondents today that the
French government, is successfully
preventing the American army from
selling horses and supplies to the
Italian government, even a, higher
bids than the French are willing TO
offcr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
Tobacco Habit
Dangerous

Thousands OF men suffering from ia
tai diseases would be In perfect health
today were II not for the deadly drug
nicotine. Stop tho habit now before
its too late. It's . simple process 80
any form. Just go TO any up-to- date
drug store and get some Nico,ol tab
let's; take them ~ directed and 10! the
pernicious hxn1t quickly vanishes
Dryggists refund the money II they
fail. Re sure To read large and inter-
esting announcement soon to appear In
this paper. II tells OF tho dangers OF
nicotine poisoning and how to avoid t.
In the meantime try Nicotol tablets
you will be surprised at the results.
tAdy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
Blimp's Men
Exempt From
Liquor Laws
Twenty Gallons Of Grog Are
Struggled to Them Under
Care Of Officials,

ROOSEVELT FIELD, MlNEOLA
y Y, July l0-R-4 is exempt from
war time prohibition, Members Of
the crew have been getting their dal-
ly allowance OF grog since the arrival
of the dirigible, until yesterday when
the supply was exhausted Today,
however, a fresh supply Of twenty
gallons appeared from New York
where ii was said to have been pur-
chased through the aid Of navy Off
cials.
81 dare say" remarked Maj Pritch-
ard when he WAS asked to explain
this miracle, Judging from the fuss
we made over this thing, the navy de.
partmen, mus, have had to get the
pre- dents signature
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
HUNGARIAN REDS
ATTACK AumANIAnS

BUCHAREST, Rurnania, July 10
Hungarian bolshevik troops which
were withdrawn from the Crecho.
Slovak from on orders from the peace
conference, have attacked Rumanian
forces on the Thesis river. according
IN reports from Transylvania which
say that the fighting eontinues.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
IT'S A GOOD WIND THAT BLOWS NOBODY ILL.

When we, over here heard the Germans had signed,
Our Joy was beyond all expressing;
For we have contended since time out Of mind,
That peace is 4 paramount blessing.
We shared the delight Of oil peaee-loving men
In the plight that the Huns were reduced to-
Which gives full Assurance that never again
Can they menace the world a they used to.
"Hurrah!" we remarked, "for this glorious day;
Sweet peace has arrived and she's going to stayl"
But while with the glorious news we were thrilled
While rockets were madly exploding,
The people who live in the Balkans were filled
To their brims with horrid forebodlng.
For war was the work Of their laboring class,
The sport of their people Of leisure,
And fighting helped all their dun hours to pass,
In a mingling OF business and pleasure.
The folks who reside that part of the map
Were never contented unless in a scrap
When male Bskantse Of a morning had fed
The goats and the chickens and cattle
He would load up his musket with powder and lead
And hurry away to 4 battle,
The talent for killing native with him
with marveou. skili he employed IT,
All day he would battle, hard vi;aged and grim,
And Jimmy How he enjoyed II.
The be all aud end all of this chaps career
Was shooting down men, with sinister sneefl
But now that exchanges OF wallops and belts
Between nation and nation has ended,
And over the Balkans, as everywhere else
The pinions Of peace have descended,
While most Of the nations, with one glad accord
Have joined in a hymn of thanksgiving
These people, whose only delight was the sword
Have got no incentive for living
Poor devilsi No future At all can they
But to sit round the house iii they die Of ennuiI
tCopyrsht lDis. Bell Syndicate I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
A Demurrer.

1T Is now after 10 o'clock" said the
landlady. Il really canno, keep the
breakfast waiting for you so long
every morning"
Madam" replied the larry lodger,
with dignity, IF you think ! am going
to endanger my health BY rising be
fore the day Is far enough advanced
for me TO tell whether | shall have to
put on my winter flannels or my gau,c
underwear, you are entirely mistaken.
Tit Bits.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
Same Ola Trouble.

Two girls were quarreling.
"Oh," said one, "l'm sick OF you
! believe you can't help it, though
You've got a ohauffeur's tongue"
WHAT" cried the other girl, scared
rs il ea,chingl How does one &c,
IN"
"Oh," said the other pointedly
through constantly running people
down" -- Pittsburgh Chronicle -Tek-
graph.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
woma. Hss Local Polsou,as.. :.

ELWOOD, Ind. June I5.--One Of
the most unusual cases that has ever
come TO the attentio,. OF Elwood ply
sicians i, that OF Mrs Lena Resin
ger. IS, cashier for the G. |. Sellers
Kitchen Cabinet company, who is
seriously Ill from an ailmen, de-
,cribed as local poisoning, believed
to have been contracted from hand
ling paper money.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
Wilhelm Has Cash in Bank
But He Will Not Spend 1t
English FinanCers Erdeavor TO faen on Deposits None
Can Claim Parliament May Seize Money

The revelation Of Wilhelm's secre,
hoard serves to emphasize the ancient
custom which the pending bill aims TO
destroy and which ha, constituted "a
prerogstiye" OF British banks for hun
dreds OF years. namely, tina, accounts
10 matter how large. winch are not
claimed after the death or dlsap.
pearance OF the depostor,. remain the
banks property unless legal evidence
OF such accounts is presented TO the
bank by the established heirs.
II is a notorious fact tha, hundreds
OF soldiers who have disappeared ~
war time. have fattcDcd the banks ,rc.
mendously
lntsrned Hun "Squeals"
Information abou, the ex-kaiser's
secret deposits first leaked ou, re-.
Gently from an interned German who
had acted as the former empeyor'S
business agent IN London prior to the
war, playing the stock market dis
creetly on his masters orders.
During his in,ernment this man
KEEP, mum, but few months ago, when
released for repatriation. he conflded
the secre, to an English friend Nat
urally the two banks IN question were
vigorously fighting Bottomleys bill.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

"Amospherics" is the bugbear Of the
wireless telegraph operator. Any elec
trical disturbance in the earths a,mos
phere seriously interiors with his
work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

merely announced his name. Others
take a half page or more to unburden
themselves, ~ each was permitted to
write what he pleased
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
here AT LEAST IS ONE
MODEST CONGRESSMAN

WASHINGTON. Tuiy 10. II
'shortest biography in the eongre'
elonal directory Of the Goth eonsre.
!ssued today, Is that Of Representatiy
lames O'Conner OF l.ouisiana y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

Mr.. Flatbush-"She has a very dii-
iicui, part in the new play" Mrs
Fla,brush Difficult" Why, she
doesn't say a word" Well isn't that
Difficult, for a woman '-Yonker'
Nlatrsmln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
Mother Of Al Quifa HnmA

WOODLAND. Cal.-Lucia Cernes,
who claims he 10 father OF twenty
seven children. twenty-five OF whom
are living. recently appealed to the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

probation officer with the s,atemen,
his wife had deserted him, and her
whereabout, is unknown. Last year
Cernes was arrested for alleged
failure TO provide for his family.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
Double Steam Distilled
Straight Run

SAMMIES is a double steam distilled,
straight-run gasoline of the finest quality. 1t
has crystal clear color. Every gallon Of
SAMMIES must pass careful and exacting lab
oratory tests before it leaves our refinery.
There's a. much difference between SAMM1ES
and ordinary gasoline as there is between but
ter and substitute SAMMIES is real gaso-
line-the kind you used to buy in the good old
days." Try the dependable SAMMIES for
quick starting, more power, less carbon, a
smooth running motor and most miles per
gallon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
100%
Guaranteed

In order to facilitate the
work Of drilling by getting
subscriptions on record in .
furry we're going to give
you 100 percent - 4 divi-
dend if you are in on the
first allotment. This means
you'll have to hurry. Don't
neglect this chancel Buy
today--NOW. Now, hen
est, the first ones to come In
Just naturally get a bonus
of one additional share
free for each one bought
and they get double profit
if we win.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
By Robert welles Richie,
nlversai Service s,an corrsspon dsrt.

LONDON. July 9-(Special Cable
Dispatch The former kaiser has be-
tween quarter and half million
dollars in two London banks which he
Will never get
Not only that, but nobody else be.
sides the banks is likely to get this
money unless fioraiio Bottomley's bill.
now before parliament forcing banks
to disclose their unclaimed deposits.
IS passed
This information came TO Universal
Service from two sources and was
confirmed this afternoon by a mem
bei oi parliament who has made 1t
his business TO dig through the banks
barrier OF silence and unear,h valid
evidence OF the presence OF Wilhelm's
gold there since 1910 and 1913 re.
spcCtWely
will Coniiscate Money.
lie is planning to move for govern
mental coniisca,ion of the money # the
above mentioned bill 4. passed.
Had the government known OF the
cx-kai,er's deposits in 1914, il would
have coniiSca,ed the money as enemy
property.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
Gamble With
-ThE-
IAN /

You may think you are
not q gambler, but you are.
Life Is all a gamble. It's q
game Of chance from be-
fore you are born to after
you are dead. You gamble
every time you cross q
crowded street--every time
you ride In your automo-
bile. Now, we ask you to
gamble with us on an oil
well. Wen drill it right
there in the Panhandle,
close to your home, as near
the center Of the district a.
we possibly can.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
Millions Will
Be Made

We're going to plunge right Into
it with the same sort Of pep that
we're putting into the campaign 10
sell this stock. And we wont ~
you be fooled. We won't even h
you take big risk. The least ~
can buy is ten shares for one ~
lar or one thousand shares ~
sioo. We won't let any one pesSou
invest any bigger sum. We kaoW
we might not get oil and you'd
lose your money, so we're plSyin0
the game safe with everybods.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
SPEED COUNTS

The first man on the subscrip-
tion books is entitled to twice q
much as the last man in. That's
logical, isn't it' The books en
this allotment will be open August
2 to 5. But the time for you 10
buy is right now.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
we'll DRILL
you 4 WELL

Everybody is buying oil stocks
and some OF them are fine buys
All that We are agreeing to do 10
to drill you a well right in your
home territory. Wen drill 9 Il
soon, too. II we get oil your
share will be worth a fortune and
you will be made rich by the in
creased value on your farms and
ranches. II we don't get oil you
lose what you invest. q It's I
gambling chance. But, remember.
you are betting on your own home
property. Every place iu the Pan.
handle will be affected il We get Q
we'll. rHsr1. osri p,s2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
The Oil Is Then

Judge N. Elliott, Of Mo-
phis, writes 10 E. c. Noo1a
president Of the Giant Cso.
pany, on this point. You ksev
both OF these men. Mr.. Elijo(t
quotes figures on a well drilIed e
the direction Of NewIin and nsar
old salisbury. Elliott says this
well passed through five oil sanla
at least one Of which was syey
stuff" But the well was never
completed. The hole caved il md
they ran out Of money, OF solse.
thing Of that sort.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

SAMMIES is ALL Gasoline-free from i'm
purities and foreign matter. It is made BY the
straight-run process, and is entirely different
from the blended product. Blended gasoline is
made by mixing kerosene with light gasoline
or casinghead gas. This blending process
raises the gravity (weight) of the mixture so
that it will vaporize enough to form an explosive
mixture and thus start and run your motor
But unless the blended gasoline is an exceptional
quality, 1t can't be used with entire satisfaction
in the automobile motor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

O~AD = ~aPo
Is w. Main st.
Liberty Garage
113 w. End st.
-G-V Motor Co.
625 N. Broadway
A. E. Reed Tire Co.
223l Exchange Ave.
Russell Hdw. Co.
224 w. LIST st.
--Automotive Supply Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
RumOr Has It That Ground Hog
Saw His Shadow and Beat It

Although there has practically been
no real winter weather as yet of the
kind that was expected last yea and
in other years gone by, there Is going
to be six more weeks OF winter. This
all happened yesterday when the
ground hog CAME out from his hiding
place and saw his shadow. He looked
around for a few minutes. shifted the
air and went back TO his hole to re-
main there for six weeks more.
Over on Staten Island and various
places 1t has been reported that the
ground hog had been seen out several
days ago and was seer scampering
across the fields. This was due, they
say, because of the mild weather. Mr..
Monax came out of his hole at tat
time and thought that spring was here
and 1t was time for him to awake from
his slumbers.
Old residents say we are to have an
early spring as all signs point that way
at present. Many farmers are said to
have been making preparations to
pillow their fields for crops on account
of there not being any frost in the
ground. AS early as the first part of
January pussy willow was seer to be
out in full bloom on Sea Breeze Point,
Staten Island and other signs of spring
were seen.