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SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE CLOSED
Z rcnsurr Certificates Maturing Urrrm.
h'r -, Totniiing s5UO,0NI, ouU
Are Taken.

iH''u i TeSSfi
ASH lNt'1oN. 1niN i.-Subscrip-
rcAtcS dated July. and maturing DC.
,cmhsr II. wcr" closed tnda. tccrr,.r,.
ElasS "nnounccd that approx imatclv
ms tota OF $685.. 100000 coming duo
ON That date. u previous issue hpvin.:
been dated June 3
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NONUNlON MEN ATTACKED
IN METAL WORKERS. STRIKE
state tonstabuInry Goes to Aid 81
Local Authorities AT Rome,
New York.
Ipr Associated i.r,..I

ROME. y. V. July Ii.-Disor,lcr to-
day marked the strike which has been
~ progress in the metal trades indus
tries OF this city for more than nve
weeks. The pr'ncipai demand o. the
workers. who number about 1000. Is
Tor an eight hour dan and an increase
III pay. which the manufacturers have
refused 10 grant
This morning several workers wore
attacked by strikers and badly eur
ana bruised ENtra policemen and
deputy sherinS are on duty.
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JAMES w. BARNETT DIES
Ronnoke Drugeist WINS Graduate Of
niVersity COLLEGE Of Medicine
Hrrc.

RUANuK T.. July 1t.--Jamc. Warren
barnett. widely known druggist and
senior member OF tho arm OF Barnett
Schenk DRUG Company. died this at-
ternoOn. following recent operation
lie vas born In Montgomery County
April ?. 1876. and graduated from tho
University College OF Medicine "a, Ricn-
'nond IN 1900. he MAS ;hirty-sccond
degree Mason Shriner. mcmhcr Of
knlRhts Of rythias and tho Dramatic
order. knights OF khorassnn. Funeral
services viii bc held at O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon
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Death House Crowded

,.'dI'L ~ \. Y. July IL -Thc
cs"Mn," condition "f thc dca III house
sing S!ns prison. TO nut into ensnii nl
u"! rule dividing tho lime an,oNe
me prisoners 20 receive their reia;IvAs
=, 'ell"i 20 me-" nsid Gordon
ftWcelt Hhmhy BROOKLYN hank rohh.r
ira siay"r Nobody ever calls o.
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RETURNS VAGUE ANSWER
Iionnr Law Gives Va Hint az tc,rn
r"ilr! Toward Encrnid
Isle.
,rN A.n.ls,,n q.

LONDON. July IL Pressed IN tho
ioLsn OF Commons today for state.
ncnt OF the EoNcrnmcnts Irish poiicN.
Sonar Law said The CoNcrnincnt
does no, wish TO POSTPONE any par;
OF ijs policy. but does not wish to
attempt ANYTHING without some chance
."f success"
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5000 GALlClAN JEWS ARE
ARRESTED IN BUDAPEST
Bells Kun Says soviet Government
Wishes 10 SnNe HunEnrians From
Acts of others.
my Associated rrcss J

VIENNA. July 1l.-Thrcc thousand
,ialacian Jews have been arrested In
the streets of Budapest. accordims TO
adviccs received here today
Bela> Kun. head of tho Hungarian
Soviet -Rovernmonj. replying 10 a Polish
protest against ;hc arrests. declared.
"Posromt arc bound to como here.
hui We Ito Eri W.n: hungarian Jews
to suffer for the N"ts ~ Tho t;alaciAn
Jewish sprrulatorS who nfcst this
country. Also. wc refuse 10 return
money found on their persons
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HIVE Liquor At Home.
SWANSON DEFENDS
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
IN SENATE ADDRESS
Continues from lEirs; raeel


N Witch the assembly could have been
Il T.; United states e,p,srs ,.,, the
BY by the reduction Of her grnismrn,s
and those or other nations upon mans
recommendcd with her consen, and ac-
mains out she only obtains preca-
rious security h! competing win other
nations in the creation Of vas; armies
and navies. with their attendant fright
full and STAGGERING expense AND tn"
certain assurance that some day an
her vast national interest viii DC ca
posed TO the hazards OF war
",,ne raposcs uaiional security uron
the solid foundation Of calm foresight
and statosmanshr: the Othcr places il
upon lhc qutcksaudS OF Impending
wars We obtain greater security with
far less expenditures : large part
% the immense sums nov appropriated
for armAmcntS would be utilized 10
secure better educational ADVANTAGES.
to construct good roads to build better
institutions. 10 devotion nov industries
and for the general advance az comfort
and civilization.
General Disarmament.
There can never be any aisarnIa.
men, with safety nor viii there ,ycr
oe any ."Xcep; u genera one on the
plan outlined IN this covenant Would
se 19 I e'0 ,restes f", 70 maMG
and leave herself exposed TO danger
from nations with whom no such
l.
any respcnstnle statesman recommend
that the United states Should enter
into Al alliance With one or iwo Of
The great powers Of tho world and
mus be able 10 reduce her arnnmcntS
oy conseniinf ihnt the united military
forces or the alliance should he used
for the offensive and defensive War
r2rc OF each member This won / be
committing Us 10 the old combination
IF powers "nich has deluGed the world
with war and which has usually created
another "onblnation. the two tncn
icrcelH contcndinG for world suuro-
macy. This would D. inviting MS L.
world war instead OF world ucarc
The Monroe Doctrine is not OH,
'ully preserved and profcc'cd by name
u this covenant, but il ; given ncw
'orce and nc" dignity we obta.a hy
his covenant practically worlds
Is mantenancn as our fGlly understood
'oreign policy.
Benefits Arc Numerous.
Il have endcayored fully ana diSpas-
IionattjN to present my couglusioux RI
!. EsidinS the proposed league OF NATION,
have enumerated tho great adVant.
Ses which would accrue 20 the United
Siatcs and humanity by INC adoption,
VI this sane and reasonHbls plan ia
secure the peace OF the world aud
prevent the recurrence OF smother hor-
'ibit world war. have shown that
,ation VIII exceed any possible hurdt.
hat might he imposed | have proven
hat tho plan Of organization and
,peration wiil AFFORD 10 this country
nave p>,nied out how causes whict
rave produced wers ia the mas; ar,
removed by this cove. ant have
ndicatcd no" this 90 @nant Will IN
.vltably onh 70 create comfy -among
0t various nat!ora. s.ve better int
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INVESTIGATE SEA SHOOTING
Special Federal Grand Jury Called in
Case Of Mexican Seaman ut
Mobile.
INV Associated rrt,.l

MOBILE. ALA. July IA speciR
session of the Federal grand jury ha.
been called by Judge Erwin. OF III,
United states District Court 10 in.
vestleate the Ccse Of Ventura Cueilar
Mexican seaman. who is charged witt
shooting Captain - \. Rcichcr. Of tn.
American schooner Jean l.. Somcrvinc
OF MOBILE. three times white on the
high seas. tuella- is now heinz mel,
under $50 coo bond
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Hnhitun1 Constipation Cured In IA a.,
~ Dnx.

Ian Eos WITH pEpSIN'' is a special-
iy-prepareh syrup Tonic. Laxative for
tiabitual cons,ipation II relieves
promptly and should be taken regular
Is for - 20 - days 10 induce regular
action. |; Stimulates and RcguIaios
Very Pleasant to Take zoe per hot.
ilc.-Nds.
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ASHEVIl,LE, :. G., July ii-NeNs
ha: been received here that kari
'iiava well-known nrtist has con,
plc'ed the nSurcs for tho monument
"" erected AT Spdrtanburc. s. e.
Ihlrt'oth aud Twcnty-scventh DIvi.
sSlons, which broke the Hindenburr
line.
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RESCUE FIRST WHITE HOUSE
Women Close Deal 10 nuy Hcaduuar-
trrs Of confcdcracy Mt
I montgomery.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. July i4-Th.
hrs' White House OF tho Confederacy.
located in Montgomery. will not he he
strcScd ThiS announcement was made
by sMrs. Belle Alien Ross. secretary or
the White House Association tonight
after she had returned from lie C;ranr.
chase OF the house from the Danby
estate ''
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DRY FORCES GRASP
CONTROL OF HOUSE
IN BITTER CONTEST

'
ProhihiiIon members objected when
Representative Reher. Republican. Of
Pennsylvania. vino had made strong
plea for beer. wanted to add some
thing he was deprived OF saying IN
his limited allotment OF iimc. MIR.
Reoer had in;jmated in HIS speech
that some members were not alto
.Gether truthful AS - their drinking
aTahits. declaring tha; SO far aS =,
per cent beer was concerned he had
rker NO drinks y: it. handrunnins.
sihG Il had no more effect than So muCn
water: He added that ne never .dranl>
sa--Eaiion OF beer IN his lie. ana SIM
pl. took tAsS much the other day TO
sas Il it Mould make hjnl drums.
-Ss>S Other War BiiI> Repealed.
: Em7ha;-g. appes,s To- notifications
20 ae biss a-ast.e PROV .S.oo> we're
:and Gard DsnCcrsj. OF Ohio. Al mem
:esTS ~ 'lh5 Judiciary Cowmittcc. Mr..
:IEos dec,t-sa ins si;uaiion WAS ne
House Al other wartime icE.sIa-
.tion- - stst. h>i necH re1eHiod O.
had sNN.-t1. Without .:t.T3t . extend
ss$-; That The va Sill existed 50 far
SIS Ire s2,s = iQIo. Mas concerned.
= s.E7.tar z--G-s1: MAS advanced oy
:Mr fzrt WIG aeS.1.ed on.y. iodsy
--.rrs sidso- - ms e@o-1 - Gs.eAs day
-S1t saving w2--t ne measure, yet
29roh'e:i'on ,s.ts-s woa.e no. s.Ys me
If E7-tac- Maritime i.w ~N!cN was
rSAssssd - E3cec, y noals1i .: ays
: The chair was unable E, times any.
Gag ih+ S7-eeN o. NJ. GAlliyan 10 pre-
Serve = seusb'.-ce OF order and tEe
galleries .o;n%C IL the up-os- stand
sfag IN ih= center aisle ne Mass.chu-
..hase6s.i ,p.'eae- .waTmins ua :or /
game. and shouted
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when snb, 1. Tccthtnu

GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
will correct Stomach aud Bowel ;rou-
blcs. Perfectly harmless. Sec iircc-
lions on the bottle Price S0c.-Auv
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02


Secretary fsaneel1 1feNfy Whlts. Cen
erai Bliss and Colonel House named U.
/ q. .Deace 4e1eQatae. lssess - ~ s'1tfi
psS psS.x 17Eirsi aI g Y = sss,aralns ssaas
Dec. s-Congross FeconveDed and hsard
President Wilson's ne1nfe and farewell.
British neet arrived at Itbeu.
De- - HrSsidsnt Wilson and party
Ukraine. killed. and that country unosr
control Of the Uuionists.
Dec. e-Bel4ian troops occupied Dussel-
.Eiosdy asSsias u Bella ssswsss 20
s'Esst psG 5-b1ltsb s-sSa6s .sceapss1 cosssns
Disc. e-Anericau troops raehcd =, Cob
Dec. s-Formsr kaiser attempted sui
eide. Ss7ras III ss .7l'.s. 4 81
Dec. ss-Ersnch army occupied Main.
/. Dsc. l9-Rritish troeps Creased the Rhine
pee. is-Amsricah troops crossed the
. PreHdsnt Wilson landed at Brest.
DEC. l%-Prssid~nt Wsbon received In
Arm,stice extended to Jan. II.
KEY occupied BY troops Of .ths -dirsc-
D:e: !. ,s.1sn; ., nsnnsrhssu elected rs-
Dec. ls-Csntrai congre9 Of soldisr. and
workmen'a aeleGates met IN Horltn: Lisb-
knecht and 0partactdss defsAted
,,as;sIeI Iss ,sIare1'ss Sscsrss a. sesa ord'rse
n,Dc Dcs; see.sssnt ,e wi,son sts cnrs~oss rmg -
l.sslf f1r = f,ifif4a : = .l.5Il.fr
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
DOMESTIC

Jan. s-ChGrles b. Hendsfson apesinted
senator from Nevada.
prohibltion fs conssitSssonsi u ansndmena
Jan. l0-Houss adopted national woma a
suffsags amendment resolution.
jan ls-chicaEo and middle west para
Feb. N-Montana lsgisiaturs ratified
federal prchlnisioo smsnAment.
luton. = to I. denouncins La Toilette.
March. l-Brts. osa. ThoH.s Crnes.
name. n:%sd in ss ssa.sss g eoaspiraey IN fur
Now snnounced her csadidacy for sns
Mssch sE~i.cen,in assembly deadlock
Cd all night ON Joint resolution dsnounc-
ing La Toilette as dissoyal.
March k-Wisconsin assembly passes
joint resolution denouncing La Toilette.
Secretary Danisls ssta ablished nvs-mils
DRY" sons around naval training sta
House pa.ssd sabotage bill. NJ to o.
March 7IConferSss Agreed on admtnis-
Automobiis chamber Of commerce an
nounced cut Of % per cent In production
of fGT sor .ss Tss
assc o% %nsries s fS5 sSi'i'ew Ss w.n III
March s-ssaass ordered Inquiry into
MsrsS Sv.es:r ssrs... Anv.ss.s:
Kruse. irwin b. John fucker. Chicago.
indicted under spy act. 80
March n--sensts unanlmously author-
lxed sale OF German-oWnod property IN
United statss TO American citisens.
7 March la-seuats passed urgent DAD
ceSsy s ssoss Fra: q ~
elected chairman OF Democratic congress
March is.sensie passed conference re-
port on railroad control bill.
Maryland hense of delegates defeated
March l4-World's largest reinforced
pronounced complete succsss by experts.
Esther Cleveland. daughter OF 0rover
csysi.nd masr,d to GsDs " onao. B so.
March lS-Congress passed daylight saw
ing bill to take effect March IL
March ls-Delaware legislature rAtifisd
prchitition amendmtnt. ...,..
elected u s. senator from Wisconsin.
Massachusetts legislature ratinsd ma
G%al %p1, M p wsisisS sDpolnisa ..n.-
Nay W is-AIr mali route between wash
ington. Phiiadeiphia and New York
Aug. n-w.l,er H; Page. American am
hessador to Great Britain. resiEned
TSe He.:ss sd 'Gdss III ss: :ns :. soss
Sept EBomb explosion IN .. Esdsss' q
sept. is-john W. Davie made American
Oct. I-senats defeated woman, Suffrage
amendment TO constitution.
Nov: s.Rsp1bnsssn%s .s % s.ined ssn,o ecnsro, Of
tiyes in general election
Nov. 1G0overnmsnt assumed control
ot Nov. s eao.s seerss.ry 1ss OF tn. Treasury Nc
Dec. is-Csrtsr Glass sworn in a. $50
retary Of the treasury.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
DISASTERS

Jan. l-connasr.tIon In Norfolk. Va:
Jan. is~Miiiion dollar frs in IndIanape-
Feb iEForty-two children killed in
nunncry fre in Montreal.
Feb 14-Liner Fiorissl. St Johns. N. r..
March s.Tweiys killed In collapse of
n,ovins picture thsster At Winchester.
five killed and ss.ooc.ooo damage by tor
n.dO o.. n nosthws:tsrr s ,,Sad TnIoi n,,-,,n. q,
insane asylum ut Norman. Okla
April n-Earthquaks in southern Cali
s0rn,s; %ssss:d towns Of Hams' and San 'ae'nso
May l-sny.nnah i!per City Of Athens
Delaware cost: Is lives lost. =
BY explosions In Aetna Chemicai plant.
Juns aScirsa. train t.iescopsd at
Of SSdns n sIoSs CITY s:a By collapse
July i.shsli factory explosion in Eng
July 3-Explosson In munitions plant
+ July GExcursion boat sank In Iiiinols
Guam devsststed by typhoen.
July e-Hundssd per;ons killed ta train
killing 500 men.
Aug. n--Toraado in Minnesota Destroyed
Oct. S-sheiI k,edinK plant at Morgan.
OCT. ii.s.svers ssrthauake in Porto
Oct ii-0rsat forest nres In northeast.
ern Minnesota: many towns destroyed and
Oct. 19teAmship Prncess Sophia
wrecked on AlAskA coast; ~ lives lost.
Nov. 1-Ninety-eight persons Killed in
wreck on Brooklyn Rapid Transit train.
Nov. H-About 800 kfiied by explosion
of munition trains In Belgium.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
NEUROLOGY

Jan. l-Dr. Frederick A. Noble, leading
congregational clergyman. at Evanston.
Jan. s-Dr.. John g. Foley. Catholic bssh-
Jan. is-U. g. Senator James H. Brady
Jan. I4-MAj. A. p. Gardner. former
congrsssmsn from MASSACHUSETTS,.
Jaf s0-Unitsd states Senator william
FEB. a-John L. sullivan, former heavy
weight champion. at West Arlington.
Leander Richardsou, dramatic editor
Feb. Col. Frederick H. smith. Rspub-
f.S Fen ssdss n Hmid ~ for%sr sultan of
Feb i.-eir cecn Spring Rice. former
Feb 22-Terry NcOovsrp. former worid's
Feb asEbr: samusl q. Nixon. commit
xrchbishep Ednond Francis Prsndsr-
March John Redmond. Irish National
March t-Rear ADMIRAL Thomas Perry.
Cardinal esrasni. pssfeet Of the consrs-
s1sion Of sns pssnSvEsnd. VA ns,s e Eens; ser..
Prof. ]. q. hunyon Of Philadelphia. At
March is-Mr.; Jane: q .s,A 4 o:.1ssId: w,d- "a
e. c.,. OF Pr'.'dsn' 'ar"''a' .' rA'.'''A'
Charles Page Bryan. diplomat. at wash
March Is-Formsr Senator Isaac etsph-
enson Of wisconsin. -
eir George Alexander, Engllsh actor.
James otillman. hnancier. at New York.
March z1-Warner Miller. former u. 8.
senator from New York. -. :
March .z-MagGie Mitchell. famous ac-
trees, In New York.
March 2e-Clauds Achills Debussy. COM
poser. In Paris
March N-Martin J. Sheridan. famous
athlete. In New York.
April s-Chariey Mitchell famous Eng
xgrf iI.Re.r Admiral 8. P. Comfy. o.
w, c. Mcdonald. nrss governor of New
April i2-u. s. Senator r. F. Broussard
of Louisiana.
Former Mayor Rudolph Bianksnburs OF
April is-Hsmpstead washburns. form
er mayor OF ChtcaHo- 5-I.557l
April i4-wiiliam Joel Stone. U. 8. SEN
ator from Missouri.
April l7-8enor Aldunate. Chilean am
bassador to U. g., at Washington.
April D-col. George Pope. At Hart
Aprti @wpr. Carlos Dc Pena, Uruguay
an minister, In Washington.
DR. +. Fletcher IngAla. notAd physictAn.
May sD-Srs. potter psimsf d chicago.
at 9AraaotA, Fla ~ ~ E ssl.l ~
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02

May oSMarcut Mayer. fainSus ti1ktris
$ s.ss nss.asas y fjssl jeSe Asais.s
MY i1-P.stor CHARLES wagner. ''s
May .-Jame. Gordon BensStt. pre-
HsS 8 sS eet ss'a ssssa.. n oo.sd nf Gs
May a..Gea. John 2 c.sueu.an. fam.
May e6-Maitland Armstrong. American
June ERamon n. vaides. preaideat q
Jane 4-Charies Warren Fairbanks.
foFmex yics pressdsat at indianspcits. =,
8. A.. In France.
June b-Dr. John Merrittss Driver. noted
prsseses Tsns sosars snd ,ss'SSres as ch.c.Fo ,r
iington Railway. S'-
Xrrisc Boito, Italian composer
June x2lArchb'shop John J. keans OF
June fS-j. A Mitehsil: editor of Life.
Al 'I!S cSSIamsSS' adsss 4 pr. Washington GLADDEN.
yssoans RhonSsa. BrPsl:h a q rood D'oSa ocS-
BENJAMIN r TIllman. U. 9. senator from
July SssjSsn p. otRe.r. American min
July x!-0a:ssv Kobbe. American au.
Aug. Gcorsressman James H. DAVID.
son q O.hkosh. wis.
Aug, s.Mex Fsossnthal famous artist.
Au9. John d. shoop, supsrinteadsut
o. Asa sSnooIs M,fils e ,EfilnicssG; x.no. ,o~,,.,
Aug i:-Anna Held. actress. q New
Aug. l7--Jacob H. oal,inssr, o. .. sens-
tor from New HampshLre. - -
Aug. z9-Herman f. Schuettier. chief Of
AUG. aEoiiis II. 1.n.s U. q senator
Hus. SNProI q. H. winston. noted
ssSs Fl cse.sS cS.ssora c..ho,,c
bashop Of indianapolis III
sept s.Bris. Cen. 1. ". v. Ksnnpn. in
sept. is-Rev. Jsnkin Lloyd Jonss, noted
prscsnsr csnr and a r:s,a:t rn.,., ot csissgo;.,
q AnsSony MissSe-M Y. p.mocs q New rort.
s,sU; -; is,-Gsrdign, I, G va John n Eerssy. arch
''shS Ms} Gen. g III Lloyd 01s Wh..,on. o. .. A.. 70.
vI.eosas fohiro Mo,ono. l.p.n..s
sept. John Ireland. Catholic arch
Oct MAJ. Cen. c. O. Doy.n. U. ..
,,os, ost :!.@s. s,.; Is,o. 2; Aecs,s..y; s seen:;
oes: isNJohn +. Hopkins. former mayor
"oct. HSsoion Meuos. minister rrsm
Haiti. at Washington. - go.
OCT; i71consressman John A. Sterling
Oct a-pr. F. x. Brooke. EpsseepAi
bishop of Oklahoma.
Oct. S-charies lecocq. French, COM
OCT; .s.Ell. r,ess Young; former sa-
Oct. N-Eugene Hale. former U. 8. sem
Ator from Maine.
Oct so..Nei.on n. Lampert. well know.
Chicago banker.
Nov Mrs Russell Sage.
Morton F. Plant. nnancler and yachts
Dr. Andrew White. educator and dipio-
mat.
publisher.
author. In New York.
Nov. is-Dr C. r, Van. Hlse. president
OF University OF Wisconsin.
Joseph f. Smith. president OF Mormon
NOV. z-Formsr Governor w. D. Hoard
Of Wisconsin. rttt r-.t t-1
iron Ss nnasnase and hotel man Of Chicago.
Dec. 2EEdmond RostAnd. poet aud
dramattst, In farts.
Dec. 81 w Page. head Of U. 6. bu-
Doc. ls-Efne Ellsler. actress, aged IS.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
SPORTS

Feb. s-Kieckhefer won thrss-cushson
Feb. 8-Jack Dempsey defeated Bill
Brennan In six rounds At Milwaukee.
March 15-Kteckhefer successfully de-
Tended three-cushion billiard champion
ship against Cannefax.
March 2S-Michisan university won the
eighth annual indoor conference meat.
ion championship. beating Maupoms-
Sept l1-Boston American league team
defeated Chicago National league team
sionai baseball quit for period Of the war.
Nov. S-Kieckhefer retained three-cush-
lon title, defeating McCourt.
Nov 0-Kieckhefer retained threo-cush-
ion title. defeating Canncfax.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
FOREIGN

April z2-Five hundred killed in battle
between Mexican federal forces and
April is-Dr. sldonio Pasz elected prsM-
dent of. Portugal.
Sept sHsu shih Chang elected pres,-
Dec. 1-Peru and Chile preparing for
war over provinces of Tacna and Africa.
Dec. l1-Gustave Ador elected president
OF 0wltxerland - : :.
Dec. lEsIdonlo Paes, president of Por-
Premier Lloyd George and coalition
cabinet won in British general elsekion.
DEC. r-Admfrai Castro elected preaa-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
EVENTS Of YEAR
I(tD IN BRIEF
ooAeek9rE oGFEAr OF cgNrnAL
poWGRs ~ NoRL o WAN Marks
An EPOCH IN tieToRv.
DATES OF TEuToH DOWNFALL
Twelve Month Gnda with Leaders Of
vietcrsous Nations Gathered to Set
de Peace Tssms- Other Foreign and
Domestic Occurrences.

coMPlIGo ~ z W. p,ckARo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-05
BILL PROVIDES
CONTINUATION OF
NATIONAL GUARD

Washington, Feb. "A bill design
ed to continue national guard organ
izations after their discharge from
the army was introduced today by
Senator need of Missouri and refer
red to the military affairs committee.
Senator Reed said the measure was
designed as an amendment to the ar
..ly appropriation bill now in the
House, and that it's purpose was the
preservation of the National Guard
system. He explained that it was
drafted by National Guard officers
to meet the situation creatd by war
department orders, which, he said,
would result in disintegration of Ma
tional Guard units upon their de-
mobilization.
The principal provision in the bill
requires that within sixty days after
discharge from the army, National
Guard units which are certified by
Governors of States as being recruit
ed up to fifty percent Of their original
enlisted strength when called to the
colors, shall remain as state units.
Another provision would give pres.
ent National Guard officers, who have
served in the field three months, their
same rank upon discharge and trans.
fer to the new National Guard or.
ganization.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-05
CITIZENS OF PINE
BLUFF LIBERAL
WITH OLD CLOTHES
Associated Charities Well Pleased
With Donations for Poor.

Yesterday, the Rotarians, who are
known as the big Brothers of The
Poor" again demonstrated their fit
ness for the title, when they complet-
ed drive for old clothes for the use
Of the Associated Charities, and were
SO hsssnasy successful in the drive that
the Associated Charities according to
Roy Kemp, chairman Of the old CLOTH
es committee, twill be busy for a
month asserting them"
II was surprised to see the amount
of clothes and shoes which were COL
lected," he continued. "Six months
ago, we conducted an old clothes drive.
and were very successful. hardy hop
ed that this one, so soon after, would
meet with the same success. But 1t
did"
Amusing features of the drive crop.
ped up frequently. The most common
feature which might be alleged as
amusing was when the Rotarians in
advertantly collected some laundry
from various front porches, thinking
they were old clothes which had beer
bundled up. This laundry is now in
the hands of the Associated Charities,
and has been sorted out, and the own
ers may secure it by communicating
with Miss Hunnicutt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-05
DOCTORS SAY
CALOTABS ARE
BEST FOR FLU
Inflenza and Grippe( Like Ordinary
Colds, Require Calotabs, the Per-
fected Calomel That Is Free From
Nausea and Danger Of Salvation.

Physicians and druggists claim that
the great epidemic of influenza has
conclusively demonstrated that the
quickest cure for a cold and the best
preventive of influenza and pneumonia
is to keep the liver active so that the
digestive organs may he in perfect
ed condition. For this purpose Cal
otaibs, the new nausealess calomel
that is freed from the sickening and
salivating effects. is the most thor
orgh and dependable as we'll as the
most agreeable laxative
Calotabs have the special advantage
of not making the ptient sick nd
weak, as they are free from the maui
seating and gripping qualities and do
not upset the digestion and appetite
One Calotab at bedtime with a swal-
low of water-that's all. No salts
no nausea, nor the slightest interior
ence with your eating. pleasure, OF
work. Next morning your cold has
vanished. your liver is active, and YOU
are feeling fine with a hearty appe-
tite for breakfast.
For your protection, Calotabs are
sold only in original sealed packages
price thirty-fiye cents Sold by all
druggists and your money back il
you are not glad you got them. Advt