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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-09
INARMAREA B0LSEvICI-
LOR BERLlNEZI.

Paris, s Ian. - 0 telegrama pri-
mita de la Basel anunta ca printre
aderentii grupului Spartacus s'au
lmpartit ieri zeci mil de pusti.
Stirea mai adauga ca Ell au ocu-
pat. Luni palatul postelor 81 tele-
grafelor, dar Cd in birourile de ope-
rare all ramas tot functionarii Gel
vechi 81 isl vad de serviciu inainte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-09
AcTiUNE CONTRA Boise
VISMULUI IN GERMANIA.

FRANKFORT, via COPENHA-
GA, Z Ian. = Toate fortele mill
tare disponibile vor ii puse in
actiune pentru inabusi turbu-
rarile facute de grupuI SPARTA
Gus in Berlin. Aceasta deciziune
a fost luata la Q conferinta tinu-
ia intre cabinetul german 81 con-
siliul central al soldatilor 81 mum
citorilor, conferinta tinuta astazi
la palatul cancelarului Ebert.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-09
Muncitori din America! Natiu

Muncitori din America! Natiu-
nea va multumests pentru auto
rul dat intru cistlgarea razboiu-
lui.
. So ne intovarasim acum toti ca
8 schimbam luorkrils de raxboi
IN lucrxrile de paoe.
Lumea intreae txshue facuta
Hsignra psntru delhoosatis!
lllinistrul de 1nua6 q muncitori.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-09
UN RAPPORT AL PRESET MA
GHIARE.

lata un rapport detailat al adu-
narii comunicat ziarululi .,Az III
sag de trimisul sau special:
Alba lula, l Decembrie.
Poporul ungar astepta cu o pc
nlbila nerabdare rezultatul adu-
narii rationale romine convocata
pc Dumineca la Alba lula. Nou-
tatile cele mai contrazicatoare cir
culau relativ la unirea Gu Romi-
MIA. In Transilvania Sc spera ca
sOcialiStii vOr putea impedeca ere
area unei Mari Rominii astfel ca
sd Sc evite dominarea romina pc
ste milioane de Unguri. Durere
Nisul nostru nu s a realizat caci
char partidul social-democrat au
fost convinsi de sefii consiliului
national rOmin.
MOI scriitOrii unguri am tralt
amare 81 dureroase momente IA
tunci cind adunarea nationala GU
0 emotiune care Sc ridica pima la
eXtaz prOclamat unirea Gu Ro-
minia fara nici o conditiune.
I'm consiliu national de circa
200 membrii fost format: -
ell va dirija afacerile noului stat
incepind de la o data care Sc va
fiXa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-09
CRUPUL SPARTA
Gus Sc SUPUNE.

LONDRA. 8 Ian. Sc crede Cd
intre grupul Spartacus 81, fortele
guvernului din Berlin s'a sjuns in
fine Ia 0 intalegere, grupul Sparta
gus, spune depesa din Berna, O.
PRINT toate conditiile cancelaruluis
Ebert
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-09
LA ALBA-IULLA.

Dumineca des de dimineata. con
tinua correspondence de la AZ
Ujsag'' un intreg popor Sc I'M
bulzea pc strazile albe de zapada
ale orasului Alba-Iulia. Sc gra-
besc catre bisericile or. ort. 81 ca
tre cele gr cat, unde servicii di-
vine au avut loc GU ocazia adu-
narii. Cinci episcopi 81 archierei.
care au stat in villa contelui Maj
lat Sc indreptara spre biserica e
piscopala. Diversitatea costume
lor dau strazilor un aspect multi
color (impestritat). Sc vedc null
time de intelectuali, femei, fete,
un mare numar de tarani imbra-
cat in alba lor podoaba, 81 femei
i'll costume rationale.
Uni all VENT pc jos altii in ca
rute, toti au petrecut noaptea pc
plata m1ndra ornata Gu drapele
De dimineata, ofiteri, cetateni in
haine negre, parasesc cafenelele
Europa 81 Ungaria. Acestia dis
cuta Gu aprindere ultimele event
mente. George Crihan, advocat la
Arad, povesteste ca la CARA Timi-
soarei un agent ungur a tras a
supra unui tren de calatori 81 a
atins drept la inima pc Ion Arion
un functionar din Turda-Aries
care s'a purtat asa vitejeste in
timpul razboiului 81 care q murit
stringind drapelul.
Arion era stegar Romin. Sc
zice ca un colonel ungur care q
dat ordinul sd traga pentru cS
calatorii ar Fl desarmat pc agent
unguri din CARA Cociardului-S -Sa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-09
UNGURII NU STUNT FELICI-
TATI.

Declaratla prezlnta inca un alt
punct de vedere interesant. scric
correspondence lui AZ Ujsag" eli
au felicitat toate popoarele elibe-
rate din jugul Ungar. insa n 'au
felicitat pc unguri. Printre mem
bril- consiliului national uni voiau
sd sc adreseze 81 ungurilor, insa
majoritatea fost contra, pentru
ca republica mgurcasca nu a re-
alizat aspiratiile rominesti. In
timpul acestor ultime saptamini
de nenumarate orr moi am fost
ofensati, este deci inutil ca sa nc
adresam lor (ungurilor), zis un
deputat ST i'll adevar s 'au abti-
nut. Totusi a motivat aceasta ia
cere pc faptul ca Ungaria a fost
totdeauna m stat independent;
umgurii -nu sunt astazi liberati
ca Cehii, JugOslavii 81 Rutenii.
Clujul Va fl capitala nouei Tran
silvanii. La cafeneaua Ungaria
multime de oameni s'au strinS
mprejurul lui Eugen Goga 81
lui G. Pop. care au fost inainte
de razboi redactorii ,,Tribunei'
din Arad, Pop de curind VENT
din Moscova purta costumul Dol
sevic. Corespondentul ziarului
AZ EST auzit zicind: Rominia
este in ajunul unor grave 81 a.
dinci transformari. Mai bine de
treizeci de mil de persoane venite
din Ungaria sa gasesc aci.
Ideile radicale predomina prin-
tre Ell; pentru aceasta sd Sc ceara
uniunea fara conditii. Un guvern
romin al Ardealului 81 al Banatu-
lui va ii curind formal la Sibiiu,
mai tirziu insa Sc va instala Ia
Cluj, caci Clujul va ii capitala
Transilvaniei
(Va urma)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-09
culesc. Sefll rOmlni au declarat
guvernul ungur ca responsible de
acest atentat.
SOCIALISTII ACCEPTA FARx
'CONDITIUPNE UNIREA Gu
ROMiNIA.

Smbata pima la miezul noptii
comltetul dlscuta aceasta chesti-
une, dar nu putut sd ajunga la
o 1ntelegere definitiva Gu socia-
listii. Partidul social democrat nu
accepta uniunea Gu Rominia decit
Gu cOnditia Cd Rominia sa garan-
teze oare care reforme democratic.
Sefii Romini din Ungaria consim-
teau. Oar ieri situatiunea sc schim
ba multumita interventiei lui Eu-
gen Goga, fratele poetului Octa-
Wan Goga 81 lui George Pop.
De la inceputul razboiului acestia
au parasit Ungaria pentru sc re-
fugea in Rominia. unde eli au lu-
crat pentru apropierea Rominiei
GU aliatii. Intorsi, acuma eli au IA
cnt de cunoscut ca unire sub
astfel de conditii este rau vazuta
la curtea regala romina ca find
Incompatible (nepotrivita) Gu
demnitatea romina. In eel mai
scurt timp Rominia va vota o le-
ge decretind sufragiul universal
81 secret 81 va imparti trei mill
oane de hectare de pamint. Refor-
ma democratica este deci incepu-
ia. Fratii nostri din Ungaria sc
pot uni Gu Rominia fara rezerva..
Iata pentru ce trebuit sd Sc su-
prime aceste conditiuni fara care
consimtamintul socialistilor II ar
fl obtinut deceit dupa nesfirsite
discutiuni, 81 iata pentru ce toe
mai dimineata sa reusit a Sc in
tocmi rezolutiunea, care declara
Unirea Gu Rominia fara cOnditi-
uni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-09
STABILITI-VA!
fntrati in un job de, care VI
place 81 dupa aceea:
STABILITT-V

Aceasta ajuta multi. omul care
Sd stabileste asta1 arat6 q esss
patript. Dinsul este "a stare III
tinA IN continue migcsre ind 4
tria tarii. Us.
~ s 1epa p = u y
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
TET. EpHONE CHANGES
NOW COMP. ed


Changes III telephone numbers have
been under way for several days They
are now completed aud the slight COM
fusion caused hy the re~arrangelnent
Is over With Ii vas found necessary
hy the telephone company 10 mske =
raciassf6 cafEon which would separate
business concerns and private resi-
dences On the f0ur-line systems At
the same time the distinction between
the two-line and the fonr-line service
was more distinctly drawn. This gives
the subscriber choice between three
services: direct, two-iine. or four line.
Such an arrangement necesaftated
chagas Ia several telephone numbers,
and. since the new ones are more re-
cent than those given ii the directory,
many users have wondered fit was
necessary 10 learn the new number be-
fore calling.
Mr.. O. II Clemson local manager for
the @. q r. Telephone Company, says
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
Easspers Gets victor Flag

Mrs. = u. Walsh. leader 81 the Vic.
tory Loan driye TOR Passport, receix.
ed through this mornings mail from
Col Hopkins. chairman Of the Anne
Arundel committee. 4 Victory Loan
ilag for the village. together with
medals FOR the workers. with which
the community Ii much pleased.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
Presbyterian Services

iii the absence ot the pastor, Rev.
aaaurlse s. White. Os the Presbyterian
Church. the Rev. A. HI Nelly. pastor
of wayerly Presbyterian Church. viii
preach at this church tonlorr0 morn.
INK at the eleven o'clock service.
Service viii b. held as usual in the
evening at O'Clock.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17

that II Is necessary 0nIy 70 call by The
number given ID the directory The
new numbera are at the hand Or the
tor, who naakes the substitution
md gets the person whose old number
vas called
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17

he overlooked hy those wio aEa con
ssaaEang szlfering nexk yeara asin-
ming class 81 the NAVal Academy lsey
must enlist hesore August os the
present year e be eligible 10 talce the
examination next year
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
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u ~. rs.,.rav service Morning and EVENING
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4gaahlagfon and aAnip Me@aa
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Ygsss aEPssa HsastaM
IA xkgn 6aa. 8EA Use xTk 49, 49, 49,
"a - il. A B. 19. 1a Z. Is 49,
$50 $50 49, % - ~. 49,
Y.s.ve Nayat Acaaemy ssmte 81 Hsinuses
-. - - S. essase N4Esa Station RlaNen
81. ana fngs = svsak st9 aaAa 'ssss
earlier.
Avm mAEwYaOMn
i 81, xs3 a MaA no. 80 M ".
NJ a,aas s. 49, 81: - S. -
GI1 Go - g - 1s..1s
A.
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81 local aansA Il ~ ~ + Az. go sss
acuza on
aAw IN ss
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pf,oeas efs -
Eoe saaapem ans Mp9sx q
oar city sleikek SIS kssss - ~.
sassss&r S1sweas. &FsNa b MF ysaSA
naases tSss ags $50
- 8
&2S 6sHzsa#s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
sore 1 Tarnaf or gv1ouega

You should keep the threat ard mouth
.3ean and healthy. ANY disease that
attacAs the canal Through which must pass
de food we eat, the Beverages We drink
and The vesy air We breathe Is 4 serious
lAatter. Why neglect Sore Throat og
Sore Mouth when TOESII HE makes IL
20 eAsy for ron to got relief
TONSIIINE. Is specially prepared Eoe
khas one purpose. TONSIaIEE -
doas its full duty you can go
0epapd npon it. Keep bottle
ID the house where ron can kS
ct ii quickly when needed. S5c.,
ind 60c. Hospital Size, el.00.
XoHz druggist sells TofSs I'VE A
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
hlpnlen's Hop
l.Iinn ranlRiaf

Tie usual Saturday might hop at
which the regiment Of Hidahipmen
are hosts, Will Be given tonight IN
Luce Hall Many out-of-town girls
Are expected,
The usual Saturday night hop at
Carved Hall Tor the benefit of the
Emergency Hospital will be held to-
night IN the hotel. Good music viii
be furnished, and patrons are assured
q pleasant evening.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
thAarpa's
launch Party

Lieut. aud Mrs Arthur 3. Laughed
an entertaining children OF the Junior
Christian Endeav0r this afternoon ON
j launch party up the Severn Lunch
boxes we're taken along and d
spread will be enjoyed
Mss beatrice Gum. sister Of In
straetor Galnn, of the Naval Academy,
Rhe has been visiting friends North,
f0r several weeks has returned home
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
Rugs q c. j
Cleaned
ANY SPnLIS STlIs E y
IRA NSPE 60.
pI NORTHWEST 8T
EstRmNa Kssr

93sl Rt ~ TN = D " ksStt Gsslsz4
Plaone Eee
leAnsRg Iac 80. yd.. eEaaasmm @aa
lpging fer the assmsssss KeH&As -
M"ih and Germt pxe@g e
rs SQUARE yaea.
work called feF aa& eaaies
nsFk cash On sseGiveRy.
Ahegt Raekera saR eAans ma&
1855 Nate. nias esaaSa ~ ssg -
h.isnasat IL nla pasas 81 aaa@ 81
setfuet Starege "a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
/ wLna d. hlll all the

aaa wind up-hill Al the
very end
Journey take the wlaOIe
d night ny friend.
ior The night resung.
ahen the slow dark hours
I darkness hide 4 from
,l,et miss that Inn.
s.g iaeei other wayfarers at night?
fta q rs have gone besure
.I knock, or call when Just
ght2
moi keep you standing at
door.
jf comfort, frayel-sore and
@ ysn shall ilnd tho sum.
e beds for me and All who
Tor all who come.
Christina Rosaitti
ifere Far
Jaap Meek.
Mrs Hefathron, Of WinnepeR, Can
sl.. alettitsr Of Mldshipman Nc
EitbrF 81 the FIRST class Naval Acad-
srtY here for over the June week
1ef, 10 see her son graduate.
sir8 Aff.athron Is stopping at the
fasidt aee III Or James ID. Feldmeyar,
i,filr George street
Another guest for June wee who has
afritid from BOSTON. Maab.. and liz
topning at the Misses Eeldmeyersa.
/. l,fiut1 George street. Is Mrs. George
RarnlaFn who has come to see her
an Ni,tshipman George RuFnhaFn, at
llt4 first class, graduate from the
ANagal Academy.
Mrs f'afiin. Of Philadelphia, Ii via
iting her daughter. Mrs. Roland
tbills, luke Of Gloucester street.
Hldshlpmen's Hop
tIsen Tonight
Tie usual Saturday night hop st
witch the regiment Of Midshipmen
are hosts. will be given tonight IN
Luce Hall. Many out-af-town girls
ARE expected.
The usual Saturday night hop DIT
Carved Hall for the benefit OF the
Emergency Hospital will be held to-
night IN the hotel Good napslc VIII
Ii furnished, and patrons are assured
pleasant evening.
.Niarea's
Launch Party
Lieut. aud Mrs Arthur B. Iangaeld
an entertaining children az the Junior
Christian Elldeavor this afternoon ON
d launch party up the Severn Luncl
boxes we're taken along and d
spread will be enjoyed
MISS Reatrice Gum. sister Of In
slfactor Gum, Of the Naval Academy,
Rha has been visiting friends North,
f0r eseral weeks has returned home
Presbyterian Ladies'
Held sllstr Tea
seventeen ladies 81 the Aid Society
81 the Presbyterian Church were
guests Yesterday afternoon or Mrs.
MILAN n Thomas at her attractive
iafae oti Conduit street. where after 8.
business meeting 8 silver tea aild
oeial afternoon was enjoyed AT the
business meeting II was decided to-
bid 4 strawberry festival On May %
Ell the lawn of Mrs. Samuel Jickaihg s
hoiis Oh tentTlli; street, and To give
church supper on june 8. when it is
hnnea Visitors here for June week VIII
llf aatrons After the business meet
iRs tlslieians strawberries and Ice
efraa besides the best homemade
N1s served by the hostess.
Nasliingfonlans
Here For Summer
Ra Mrs Albert H Fay, Of Wash
illeian. have leased one Of Mrs. Allen
Lesif fawler's cottages at Point
itlamf an The severn which thay ere
81 lyiag for the summer
Mss Harriet Scales. siaughter os
Admiral s H Sealss. Suprintend
ssi' Nayal Academy and Mrs. Scales.
Mn student Of the National ca
tagsiFtl school. Washington. arrived
aaige Yesterday afternoon to spend
sle end
S robert MacCartee, 81 the Cathe-
hair Washington. s. spending
eek end with Mr.. George Web
eheirmasser and organiak Of 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
Ong Of Town Girls
Ak FterEsIEY Dance

FOLLOWING ara some oe the osat-of-
town guests who attended the KAPPA
Alpha fraternity dance at 81. JONAS
College last evening Misses Marjorie
waters, Audrey Stuart and Carolyn
akdTaRs, az Ralkimorss 1Eias MlriaE ~
vuysahssoss. Censrevflls, and Miss
YnI1n& willis, avn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17

Mary Harrington q student oK
tae eiienal Cathedral scheOl. Of
abingdon is spending the week
her parents. the Governor
''l Us Harrington at the Govarn-
H51E louise
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17

Lieut.. Bernard Wiegard OF the
American EKpedltionary Farce, arr
rived home thla mOrning from over
seas duty, and IL belnR heartily greet
ca BY his host OF friends here. Lieut..
Wiegartl was cited for special bravery
and heroism during the war
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17

Mrs. T. Wesley White, Of nalklnogs.
who has been spending the week with
her nephew and nsace, Ar. aad Azsss
Clarence NE white, IL West Annapo-
rs, wslI leave Tor home tomorrow
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17

Robert MacEartee, 81 the Catha-
hair, Washington, Is spending
end with Mr.. George Web
$50 ftairnasser and organiak OF 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17

The state Regent. Mrs. Jennie
Green, 81 the Daughters 81 isabella,
baltimore, will be the honored guest
III the local chaptar tognorroW.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17

Instructor and Mrs. GOsaaga are
entertaining at their home 10 West
annapolis. MI GOanardss sister and
children.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17

Miss Meta BNsrage, daughter 0s Ad-
sairai and Mrs Bnrrage, of Washing
ton. II Waiting hef uncle ami aunt.
Admiral and Mrs. Scales 81 the super
intendsna's Quarters, Naval Academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17

The REV. Stanley NJ Cleveland,
Who has recently returned from over
seas where he served as chaplain. has
Joined his family here.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
Cha flng Dish Party
At SuperIIate

Mrs. M. 4. BuckneF, Of Dallas. Tex
il the weekend sRess Of Captain and
Mrs. F,lald ST me Naval Hospital.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17

Vlsisimg Girls AZ
College Dapee
Amon@ The girls fr0Ea 0st-ng town
who en1ayad the fraternity aance gtsen
last night at st. Johns College were:
Misses EleapoF Pitt. Helen ssIEchriss,
Dorothy and Margaret Robertson.
Madeline Cobb. Harriet Burroughs.
All 81 Baltimore; Asias vivian Walker,
ii Dover. Del: Mibs Leila Rigsbae, Of
DuFhaTn, N. G.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-17
Nas lliilgfnnlanS
Here ! nr Summer

MIS- Harriet Scales. daughter os
ADMIRAL - H Scalss. SuprlRtens
stt sht NaYa Academy and MRS. Scales.
NM student OF the Nakionai CO.
lh5sitstl school. WashingtOn. arrived
aaiae yesterday afternoon to spend
tas end,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-08-29
A0Ditiomal locals

Mrs. E. M. Sherwood wife of Gren-
ada's very popular and efficient de-
pot agent is visiting relatives at Ev-
ansville. Ind.
Rev. r. A. Tucked pastor Of the
Methodist church is assisting his bro
Their at MilsfngiOn, Tenn, in a
meeting. Rev. T. NJ. Brownlee will
fill the pulpit at the Methodist
church mex tSunday.
STOLEN-From my home. 4 miles
NE. of Grenada Wednesday night,
August 9th, ] set single buggy har-
ness. ! will pay $1,000 for return
of harness and $500 for capture
of thief. j. L. Scott. S-29-tf.
Improved Delta Farms and Plan
tations from 40 acres up to 5000
acres, located on Good Public Roads.
convenient to schools, churches and
near County site. Prices and terms
reasonable. We can find what you
want. Come and see for yourself.
Call for A. N. Tins, Jr., Or Willis
Brumfield, with the Belzino Realty
& Insurance Company Belzino Hum
phrey County Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-08-29
SUFFERED 3 YEARS WITH
RHEUMATISM, CATTARRH
AND STOMACH TROUBLE,
SINCE TAKING NO. 40
FEELS FINE

Gary, Ind, April rs, 1919. Il suf-
fered for over three years with chron-
ic rheumatism, catarrhf constipation
stomach trouble, bad blood, nervous
spells. aching limbs, so | could not
sleep. Saw an advertisement in
thte daily paper about Mendenhalps
Number 40 for the Blood. Thought
l would give it a trial. Attic |
was discouraged, as l had doctored
with a number of physicians and tried
numerous medicines without recelv-
ing any benefit. / have taken but
two bottles of Number 40. Can eat
ANYTHING | want without fear and an
not so nervous and am feeling fine.
| am now starting on my third bot
tile. Mrs. Gostine Rainey, 2270
.Jegerson ST., 40 is demanded In
poinoning, equity conditions, MANU-
triton. auto-toxication, constipation,
liver and stomach troubles. BelleV-
ed to remove and prevent gall stones,
appendicitis. Successfully used in
Eczema and skin diseases. Used with
phenomenal success in chronic rheu-
matism. catarrh, lumbago, myalg1a
(pain in the muscles, muscular rheu-
matism or neuralgia, glandular well
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-08-29
w. z. MCCORMICK DIED SUNDAY

Mr.. W. E. Mccormick died Sunday
at his old home in Meridian and his
remains were inferred IN that city
the next day.
The subject OF this sketch had only
returned on last Friday from Ash
vile. n. c.. where he went some SIX
or eight weeks ago with The hope that
that climate would set him on the
road to good health again, but in this
he and his family were disappointed.
He was afflicted with a number of
combinations. Fortunately he reach
ed home before the end came. His
good and devoted wife had been with
him several weeks.
MIR. Mccormick travelled out OF
New Orleans for one Of the largest
drug houses in the United States and
made his home at Clinton. He vas
well and f~avorably known in Grena-
ia having about eight years ago, mar
ried Miss Nan Barwick, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Barwick of this
city. He was a sturdy character, a
splendid gentleman. a true friend,
q kind and loving husband and an
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was attentive TO business and eff
cient and capable and was regarded
iy MS firm as one Of the most sue
cessful men it had on the road.
Mr.. Mccormick was a member Of
the Methodist church and when he
left Grenada about six weeks ago
and was reminded that his condition
was critical and that he might not
be able TO get back and that it
would be we'll for him to set his
house in order. his answer was that
he had done that sometime ago and
if his time had come, he was ready
for the m This is consoling
to his family and was in thorough
keeping with his life.
To the wife and three little boys
who are in sorrow and distress, The
Sentinel tenders the sincerest SYM
patty. ri