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we might say that our stock is
fully complete and will afford
you many. selections. For in
stance, beautiful lace neck
piece made of fine net and or
CANDY, all hand made and
trimmed with embroidery or
Shown in Collars, Collar and
Cuff sets, Vestees or Gimps at
-$1.OO to $1,000 each.
Others in lace net or organdy,
and the new points in Batiste or
lace at-59c to $1.75.
Windsor Ties-for the boy or
girl. in solid colors or fancy
plaids, made of silk or Crepe de
Chine at-29c, 59c and CSC.
MILDLY Ties-in all colors, just
two sizes, at-59c and $1.OO
each.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-19
Bag Ribbons

Very handsome bag ribbons
are shown in metal Brocades,
Tapestries and heavy all silk
Jacquards at $1.OO to $500
the yard.
New Hair Bow Ribbons in
plain colors, plaids and fancies
at-29c to 69c the yard.
Fancy Ribbons for Camisoles,
bags, caps, etc, at-29c to
$1.OO the yard.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-19
Practical Gifts ;
in Jewelry

Just in, new Bar Pins that are
exact copies of Diamond and
Platinum bar pins. Long,
slender bars set with wonderful
brilliant stones in beautiful new
designs. Priced at-$1.OO to
$3.50.
Dorins in gold, sterling or
Dutch silver-engraved and en-
gine turned, and some set with
stones. Can be had in round, OBJ
long or octagon styles. Priced
at-$1.OO to $3.50.
New French Necklaces that
add smart individuality to your
dress. They are set with beauti-
full stones, while the links are
of silver with hanging pendant.
Shown in jade, coral, lapis, jet,
amber and amethyst. Priced at
$500 to $4,000.
Women's Neckwear
If it is neckwear that you are
figuring on as a Christmas gift
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-19
SILVER VICTORY BUTTONS
EmbIems Tor Wounded Men Obtain
able Army Recruiting Office.

Silver Victory buttons, issued by the
war department, to all men wounded
in the service may be obtained at the
recruiting office, Sixth and Kansas
avenue, it was announced today.
The silver buttons are to be worn
at all times. They may be obtained
by wounded men upon bringing in
their discharge papers.
All day Friday at the CoZy theater,
/ 800 feet of the victory parade of the
First division will be shown. The
First division was the only division to
use all of it's equipment In a parade.
Oklahoma City-The cost of water has
gone up. Restaurants in this city are
raising the price of ordinary soup from 1C
to Is cents per bowl
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New Bag Frames

Just out of their wrappings
are some new bag frames; beau
tiful patterns in silver and oxi-
died finish. Special at-$I.OO
each.
Another lot of bag frames in
assorted sizes and styles at
sec.
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Christmas Cards and Stationen


as and enclo erds
nd Bowls oseIla 4 sands
O. refill
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-19
Gift Suggestions
shown in the Basement Store

Shown IN the BaSemehC StOTe
Include Toys, Dolls, Express Wagons,
Blackboards, Tool Chests, Ready-made
Doll Clothes in many sizes.
Cut Glass, Silverware, Electric Lamps,
Domestic Science Fireless Cookers and
host of other gift things suitable for peo-
pie of all ages.
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HNlANANylI IAKER
Glen Secciones Especiales
en- Una soIa Tienda
4Lrge Sas sowe,yS Sr,neas
Atstosg nnassIsrsasS'

La Tienda de Wanamaker es una
institution compuesta de secciones
especiales, cada una de las cuales es
completa en- 81. Cada' Seccion cuenta
con mercancias escogidas y un servicio
tan distinguido Individual como 81
fueSe una tienda independence. Sin
embargo, todas estan bajo el mismo
techo, tienen un solo duefo, la misma
eerenciay el mismo siStema.
TodaS las secciones participant de las
grandeS ventajaS, economics, Seguri-
dades, conveniencias, comodidades,
hospitalidades, corteSias, privilegiosy
normaS de este gran ServiciO coopera-
two para beneficio del p1blico.
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NOTAS ssoBRE LA HIERBA
ELFFANTE lfnr.g


Deseamos lamar la atenci6n de
los ganaderos Y demas agriculto-
res que mantienen ganado vacuno
EN- sus fincas eerca de 10 conve-
niente que serfa para ellos la STEM
bra de esta hierba, por ser muy
economical a Law que resistente
"a la eseasez de lluvia.
La merba Elefante sc siembra
del mislno modo que la cana, EN-
surcos, ysprOcurando que la semi
la quede formando un pequeHo
angnlo agudo con ell nivel de la
TERRA. las semillas, que deben te-
lner de tres a cuatro canutos, de
ben ser sembradas una distancia
de ] v medic a dos pies entire 81,
v los surcos deben quedar separa-
dos convenientemente.
La hierba Sc desarrolla rapida-
mente, Y puede cortarse una vez
al'mes. ST sc desea pastar ell CANA
do directamente debe de haeerse
tan pronto la hierba empieze ma
tojarse, evitando que Sc desarro-
lie el tallo, ell cual no gusta al
ganado como paste.
ST la hierba Sc ha de dar a CO.
NOR al ganado en- establos, debe
cOrtarse 10 mas bajo possible pa
ra que haya m buen retono. Des-
pues del quinto c0rte es necesa-
rio cultivar los lomos con un pc
quenO aradito 0 araia con ell fin
de evitar que se'formen cepas muy
volIminosas.
CuandN la hierba adquiere un
complete desarrollO ell 75 por cien-
TO de esta es vastago, que picado
edebidamente con una maquina gus
la muchO al ganado. ST sc lie pue-
de agregar al vastago picado un
POGO de maleza gusta aIn mucho
mas al ganado, la par que for
ma um alimento muy nutritivo.
FL vastago Y las hojas de esta
hierba son mucho mas dulces que
las hojas de la caiia de aZ1car,
y mucho mas suculentas. Su apa-
riencia general, estructura, y flo
rescencia son iguales las de la
cana dc az1car.
Sc ha notado con gran salts
facci6n que-esta hierba Sc desarro-
LA en- cualquier clase de terreno !;
en- vegas tiene un crecimiento eX-
huberante. Dos semanas despues
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importer semillas de ning1n otro
sitio, hasta> no estar seguros de
que la enfermedad no existe. en-
dieho sitio.
Las dos cepas enfermas proce-
Edian de resiembros hechos en- to-
cones de segunde corte, y proba
blemente la semilla usada para
Iestas resiembras procedia de
Etn distrito donde existfa la en-
Ffermedad.
Hasta la fecha ell i1nico medic
de propagation de esta enferme-
dad de que 'tenemos conocimen-
to, es la semllla ,procedente de ca
ma enferma. 81 los cosecheros de
cailas no prestan mas atenci6n a
la selection de semillas esta enfer-
medad Sc ha de propagar en- todas
las siembras de canas del pals y
nuestra industria azucarera, ell fac
tor principal de nuestra riqueza,
quedara completamente arruina
da.
La enfermedad de la cana, es
asunto en- que deben estar inte-
resados todos los habitantes de
Puerto Rico. En- Arecibo sc ha de-
sarrollado de tai manera esta en-
fernTedad, en- los ultimos dos amos,
que. la production de az1car en-
eSa zona Sc ha reducido a POGO
mas Gle un cincuenta por ciento.
Por investigaeiones hechas por
ell -director de agriculture de
la division de Coamo, EN- las CO.
lonias de caiias de la Central 'sBo-
ca Chica' EN- Juana Dfaz, Sc ha
descubiertO la presencia de la en-
fermedad de la cana. Esta enfer-
medad era desconocida por los
duefios de las colonias. ST es us
ted cosecherO de canas solicite
del sub-director de agricultural de
la division que pertenece su
pueblo, que haga una vista de
inspection aasus- plantaciones pa
rag saber 'sis esta terrible enferme-
dad Sc eneuentra en- elias, y lie
ensene los metodos de combatirla.
FL cosechero de cafias de Baya-
mon senior Felix Rodriguez siguien
do las inStrucciones de este De-
partamento, ha logrado extirpar
casi por complete la enfermedad
de sus plantaciones.
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Departamento de Agriculture
y Trabajo
Negociado de Agriculture

de sembrada adquiere el mismo
tamafio de la hierba de guinea
cuandO esta bien desarrollada, Y
a las cinco semanas de sembrada
adquiere ell tamano de la cana de
az6car. Resiste la SEGA con marca-
da ventaja sobre las demas hier-
bas, incluso la cana de az1car, y
conserva siempre su verdor.
En- septiembre del 1916 ell se1or
AgripinO Roig, de Humacao, OBJ
tuvo cinco semillas de esta hierba
pOr conducto del director de la Es-
taci6n Agron6mica de Mayaguez,
Sr. ID. w. May, con ell fin de expe-
rimentar con elias. Las semillas
fueron sembradas en- un corral y
han producidO semillas para sem
brar varias pleas, ademas de ha-
berregalado semillas ell senor Roig
a los senores S. Il. Rocafort, j. A.
Diaz, Candelario Lopez, Central
Mcrcedita, de Ponce Y don M.
Mendez de Juncos. hos senOres
Rocafort y Lopez informan que 81
guen sembrandO de esta hierba
hasta tener sufciente para todo
el ganado que ellos poseen. La Cen
tral Fajardo tiene mucha hierba
Elefante lsembrada para su bue-
yada. En- la EStaci6n Experimen-
tai Insular sc han sembrado al
gunas semillas con el fin de dis
tribuirlas entire los agricultOres
que las solicitor tan pronto Sc
obtenga un ntlmero suiicje.lte
ST alguno de los agricultores
desea emprender esta siembra, es-
te departamentO estara dispuestO
a hacer las gestiones necesarias
para conseguir semillas, tOda vez
que con un escaSo nlmero de\es-
tas sc puede propagar esta hierba
en- m corto eSpacio de tempo.
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SOBRE LA ENFERMEDAD
"MATIZADO DE LA CANA

No hace mucho tempo dimos la
noticia de que la enfermedad de
las rayas amarillas, conOcida por
matizado de la CANA, no exis-
tia EN- el municipio de Hmacao.
Desgraciadamente va ha hecho su
aparici6n en- esa region, y aunque
s6lamente Sc encontraron dos ce-
pas enfermas en- una finca del ba-
rrio Candelero, debe este de SER
vir de aviso a los cosecheros de
calas de Humacao para que no
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MPoRTE DEL FRANQUEo.
NoTA IMP oRTANTE..
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OBRAS ENcUADERNADAs

Alfonso Reyes Cuestiones Esteticas .......... 100
Henquez sUrsna. Estudio ............. 100
Pompeye oensr. Passion Miguel servet
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FL Departamento Latino-AmericanO
de Servicio Personal

Este Departamento, habilmente orsa-
nizado, con personal de eXpertos inter
pretes. est5 bajo la direction de Miss Rhoda
GeddeS, muy conocida en- muchoS paiseS
latino-americanos. Ell DepartamentO pone
la disposition de los visitantes, sin cobro
algunO, su personal de compradoreS parti-
culares, cuyos ServicioS estdn sus or
deneS para acompaharleS a cualquier
secci6n de la tiendae interpreter sus de-
secs toda satisfaction.
3 Quienes deseen hacer Sus compras por
correO, tambien pueden valerse por CO.
rrespondencia de este Departamento, pues
deSde hace muchOS amos Viene sirviendO
SatiSfaCtoriamente por cOrTeo a una ex-
tenSa y Selecta clientela latino-amercana.
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Las modas mas nolabIes De Paris
Nueva York haIlanse fclizmentc rcunidas
en- las Galcrias dc M0das. Ahf se encuen-
tran exhibiciOneS que cOnstantemeule ".
Tian, preSentadas a mcnudO con toda c..
remonia. con el objetO de introdlucir L.
GltimaS novcdades DC Paris Iyondres. tas
cIialeS despueS sirven DC inspiration para
los eieeantes modclos dc hechura ame.
Ticana. Estas scccioucs cstdn divididasgn
Sus correspondence grupos para seior1s.
Senoritas. y ninaS.
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LA CUBANITA

Tabacos de las acreditadas marcas,
! Ricoro, Portina, Restina y Habana.
Cigarrillos PortorriqHefios Ameri-
canos. Postales, dulces de tOdas cla-
ses y la prensa diaria.
Advt. San Francisco No. 54.
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Tanca No. l.
EN- RUSTTCA

obras que acaban de recbrse en- este estabecmientO:
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Liberia de Real HerrnanOs
P. o. Box 345.

sagasta, Melilla, Cuba (recuerdos his
tor1coS .................. q
Dias de Paris (impresiones de la
guerra) .......+............ 81
Lecciones de Derecho Constitutional 1T
Ruben Dario (estudio) ..s....s.... IL
Episcopo Compafia (cuentos) -. 3
Espafia antela Guerra ..s-..y...... 6
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pallas Diccionario Encicopedico, Manual
sacinco diomas aespaGol frances, In
giles, aleman eitalano(con 100000
gartfculos--4.0 600 grabados1s .S...a.. $50
Rodriguez Navas. DicciOnario Complete de la lengua
FtSsgsse Espahola .sssa.s. 500
caIeja Nuevo Dccionaro Manual ilusrado,
La hengua Castellana.--Contiene
de 1900 paginas. mas 5000
grabados mas 24O mapas... ESQ
Gonzalez Castellano Encicopedco
asts $500 (Campano iIustrado) Novsima edi-
que contiene todas las yvocss
la Real Academia Espaholaag.s. 225
Calleja Diccionario Popular de La Lengua
pahola. contene gual nnmsro~de
que Ell de La Real Academia. LOO
Atlano RANGES. Diecionario de la Lengua Casteana.
laFess sObra novfsima rcOntenes ademas
del nltmo Diccionario
Sd Ia Real Academia t6rminos
cientihcos " los de muy
cientes ...s. ~. rs
Appleton. Nrevo Dicconario Espa6ol-Ingles
viceversa. Contiene mas 1000
yvocablcs modemos 10000 sacsp-
ciones t6cnicas y amodisnnos
que encaentran ning1n otsO
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........-.. 150
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-fss4 Aas9T coversa !. 150
OBRAS ENCUADERNADAS
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Hnos. Quintero.

a m Ihro5 5cenavo mas1
mas
agotadaL
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6 Q 1 I R E
Removed for Mrs. D. A. Wilt by Ex.
 ternal Remedy.

Mrs. D. A. Wilt, Washington C. H.. Ohio, says in her own home paper, the Washington Record Republican: "I had an exopthalmis goitre and suffered beyond description for three years. l was nervous wreck and in terribly rundown condition. l had almost given up in despair, when a friend advised me to use Sorbol- Quadruple. Two bottles have prac- tically cured me and restored me to much better health in every way. l am glad to tell my experience, even by letter."
 Sorbol- -Quadruple comes in small bottles, containing enough for most ! cases. It will not irritate or stain the skin. Requires ten minutes daily l Get further information at or drug stores everywhere, or write Sorbol Company, Mechanicsburg, Ohio NOTE: It would be illegal to pub fish above statement if they were not true.
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WORLD MOVES FORWARD WITH
 LONG STRIDES
Peare Has It's Victories No Less Than War-Science RObs CalO- mel of It's Nauseating Quali- ties. "Cal0tabs" the
 New Name.

Here is good news for the sixteen hundred millions of people in the world who have livers to be cleansed, systems to be purified and bilious ness, constipation and indigestion to be corrected. Ca|omel, the most successful liver medicine. has been robbed of it's griping and nauseating effects Calotabs. the new name, makes calomel taking a real pleasure.
 In future ask your druggist for Calotabs, the de-nauseated calomel tablet He is authorized to refund the price if you are not perfectly delighted" with Calotabs. One tab let on the tongue at bedtime, with a swallow of water-that's all. No taste. no salts nor unpleasantness of any kind. You wake up in the morning feeling fine, with a hearty appetite. Eat what you please and go about your work, no danger.
 The genuine Calotabs are sold only in original, sealed packages-neve1' in bulk. Price thirty-five cents. adv.
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Carranza Forces
 See Villistas
 Rob American

Fl Paso, July 28.--Villa followers under Ramona Vega, Friday visited the ranch of E. P. Fuller, an Ameri- can, 12 miles from Villa Ahumada and drove off 12 horses and a mum Der of cattle. A small federal garri- son was stationed on the ranch at the time but made no effort to pur- sue the Villa band
 An American who arrived from Durango City, today, reported Fran cisco Villa with a small band of men operating in Northern Durango. He said the federal troops were making little effort to pursue Villa 's men in that state and there were only 200 Carranza troops in Durango City the capital
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PROPOSES PROBE 0F OIL PRICES
 THRUOljT S.
Senator Poindexter Wants In. vestigation of Standard Oil
 Operations.

Washington, July 28.-Investiga- tion by the federal trade commission into the operations of the big oil companies of the Pacific coast and the causes of recent advances in the market price of petroleum products throughout the country was proposed ln resolution introduced today by Senator PoindeXter of Washington The resolution was referred to the committee in the usual course.
 The senator said it was claimed that the price of oil on the Pacific coast was arbitrarily fixed by the Standard Oil company, of California and that there was no real competi- ton because of the controlling posi- tlon of that company.
 The resolution would direct the commission to determine whether combinations in restraint of trade exist on the Pacific coast and Wheth- CT any of the oil companies doing business there are competing unfair ly
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Local Suffragists
 Witness Adoption
 Stuff. Amendment

A number of local women, mem- bers of the Jefferson County Equal Suffrage association went to Little Rock yesterday and were present when the amendment was ratified, and later attended the luncheon giv- en by the women to the members of the legislature. They were: Mrs. Arthur Triplett, Mrs. R. B. Rice, Dr. and Mrs. Barrett of Altheimer; Mrs. E. A. Henslev. and Mrs. Lucy Critz, Mrs. A. w. Troupe and Mrs. T. Y. Murphy were to have gone but were detained. The party returned home last night. k.
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Settlement Misleading.

San Francisco, July 2S.-"All of the afafirs and business of the Standard Oil company of California, will bear the closest scrutiny and investiga- tion," K. R. Kingsbury, president of the company said, here today when advised that an investigation of the rates of the company by the federal trade commission had been sought in congress by Senator Miles Poindexter of Washington.
 "The price for the products of the company have advanced as a result of existing economic conditions due to the great war-greatly increased cost of labor and of all materials just as has the price of everything elst," MT. Kingsbury said. "In stat ing that there was no competition on the Pacific coast, Senator Poindex- ter overlooked the Union Associated, Shell, General Petroleum and other companies, all of which are in active competition with the Standard Oil, and, so far as I know, with each other.
 "The conclusions drawn by the sen ator from the company's financial statements are misleading. Oud di- vidends for the past three years. have been as follows:
 "Ten percent in 1916, ten percent in 1917, and twelve and five hund- redths percent in 1918. There was also stock dividend in 1916 and 1918, but these dividends were simply
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ssssF@17'sa r s. vaF.s,5eaas7 ..s., the distribution to the stockholders Of undivided profits of the company accumulated.
 "The sum of S44 100000 given by the senator as the profits for 1918, were the gross figures without any deduction for depreciation and deple- tion, amounting to about S1O,000 ,00O and also without deduction for state on income or excess profits taxes, amounting in round figures to 800 000,000. As a matter of fact. there was left for profit from the 1918 operations of the company about Sl5.- 0O0,000, or about twelve and three fourths percent on it's inve@ter capi tai"
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DISINFECT WHEAT FIELDS.

Indianapolis, Ind, July 28.--Ar- engagements have been made by Frank N. Wallace, state entomologist to send men to areas in the state where Australian "take-all" disease has been found in wheat. They will disinfect the fields and see that no infected grain gets away. The pro- gram calls for the threshing and dis infection of wheat and smaller grain with the disease. under state super vision, burning of all straw and stub- ble in the field and other precautions.
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CORN PRICES JUMP

Chicago, July 28.-Danger that the domestic corn crop of 1919 will be cut in two by drought and hot winds resulted today in hoisting prices more than six cents a bushel. Reports were current at the crop in the cen tral states had already been damaged 25 per cent. $
 Active buying carried the December delivery to the highest price yet this season, 172 1-2 as against 166 Is to 166 IA at the close of Saturday.
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DESERVING BELA KUN.

Paris, July 28.-(Havas.) )-Troops Of the Hungarian soviet government at Budapest were said to be about to abandon support of Bella Kun, the head of the communist government there, according to advices received here today from Vienna. Bella Runs financial embarrassment was report ed to be very serious.
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MARINES SAIL FROM BRES1'

Washington, July 28.---Departure from Brest of a number of the units of the famous Marine brigade of the Second division was reported today by the navy department. The other units will leave July 30 and the en- tire brigade is expected to be in New York by the middle of August.
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INCREASE ARMY OFFICERS

Washington, July 28.-Without a record vote the senate today passed and sent to the house the administra tion bill authorizing an increase from $500 to 18,000 in the number of commissioned officers to be re- tained in the army this year.
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SOCIAL a I SEASONAL &'

Mrs. Charles L. Nelson of Louis vile, Ky. is a guest at the Hotel Pines Mrs. Nelson was formerly Miss Grace York of this city, and is being cordially welcomed by her many friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Campbell Fox are the proud parents of young son. born to them Friday, July 25, in their home, AT East Twelfth. The young man has been named Edward Campbell, Jr.
 Mrs. M. A. Hudson and Miss Sarah Hudson have returned to their home at Dumas, after spending the week end with relatives here. Miss Hud- son attended the dance at the Coun- try club Saturday night.
 Mrs. H. w. Swarm, 2O9 Pennsyl- vania, who was recently called to Calamus, Iowa, to be with her sister who was critically ill, has returned to her home.
 MGS. A. v. WIo iico been a pat. mt at the Florence sanl- tarium some time, following an opera ton, has been removed to her home on South Olive.
 MT. and Mrs. J. S. Ingram have as their guests, Mrs. w. l.. Lewis and mother, Mrs. Ellen Davis of Alexan- dria, La., who are en route to Ms souri, by automobile.
 Miss May Hutcheson of Magnolia, who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fox, left yesterday for Little Rock, to be the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. s. Mcdonnell Mrs. Jack Bernhard who received a severe nervous shock Saturday even ing, in an automobile acident, is rest /! ing well.
 ] MT. and Mrs. Milford Sonnenscein expect to remove into their new home at 1905 West Sixth, on August 1.
 Miss Ruth Hill and brother, Joseph Hill of Waco, Texas, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Spencer Fox, S04 Walnut.
 MT. and Mrs J. r. Daly motored to Little Rock Sunday for a two-day visit.
 Mrs. Guy Reed, S25 Texas, has as her guest her brother, George M. Owen of Marshall, Texas.
 MT. and Mrs. c. F. Alexander, 12l0 East Second avenue have moved into their new home at 140O West Four | teenth avenue
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ANOTHER INVESTIGATION.

Washington, July 28.-Investiga- ton by the federal trade commission into the operations of the big oil companies of the Pacific coast and the causes of recent advances in the market price of petroleum products throughout the country was proposed in a resolution introduced today by Senator Poindexter of Washington The resolution was referred to com mittee in the usual course.