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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-17

FOR SALE--Three 3-story frame
houses, eight rooms, paved street
s2.l0O each. Two brick semi-bunga.
lows, 6 rooms. laundry, bath. pantry,
Improvements, $500 both. Also IN
dustrial plant, fine water power. Bell
1851.
FOR SALE
CAMP HILL - 21a STORY brick dwell
nice, large front porch, facing south
on lot 5VX150 feet. Chickenhouse and
garage in rear. \ number of fruit
trees in bearing. Adjoining lot same
size. Logan street, just west of Bow
man avenue. Inquire on premises, or
phone 31S0-R Bell
\. f.. STROBE.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-17
POSSESSION APRIL 1.

D. A. Galley. Kunkel Bldg. Bell $50.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

MECHANICSBURG - Centrally To-
Gated; porches. front and rear; gas
and electricity; all conveniences.
Rent reasonable. Small family pre-
ferred. Inquire 429 Broad street,
$50 to II a. m, or Hopple & Swartz.
MSchanicsburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-17

WANTED - Experienced weavers. |
also learners. Apply Silk Mill, Second |
and North streets.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-17

MILLINERY MAKER WANTED -
Apply Mrs. WalZer. 20 South Second
street.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Three unfurnished
rooms, for light housekeeping; light.
heat and use of phone; no children.
Apply 2lS0 North sixth street. Bell
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-17

WANTED, FARM - To work on
shares OF one hundred acres or more.
Have implements for same. Address
d. NJ, care of Telegraph.
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Real Estate For Rcnt-suburban

MODERN SUBURBAN HOME at
Camp Hill for rent; > e story. rooms
and bath. oak floors, open fireplace,
fuIl-size screens, shades, storm
sashes; all ConvcnicnceS: furnished or
unfurnihed; by April or sooner Ad-
dress Box T.. 69+S. care OF Telegraph.
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WANTED TO RENT

or rooms. with all improvements
and some ground, on Hin or near
PGNtanG, between SIS and SIS rent
Address Box d. Si2l, care of Tela-
graph.
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HELP wANTED-Malc and Female

RAILWAY MAIL CLERK EXAMI-
NATIONS March Is. Men and women.
Particulars free. American Civil Ser
vice School Washington, ID. c.
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WANTED

HOUSEKEEPER - Reliable, with
references. II. $. NJ, 242T West Chest
nut avenue, Altoona. Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-17

For RENT - Furnished front
room; city steam heat. electric lights
and gas. Inquire 2S South Third
street, Third Floor Apartment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-17

HEAVY HAULING-Fully equipped
for furniture. freight and piano mov-
ing. No distance too far. Careful
driver. Rain and dustproof body, ].
E. Grubber's Truck Service, Irwin
Aungst. manager. Hershey. Pa Bell
phone 15R6.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Female

WANTED - Woman wishes posi-
tiCn L. keep house; widower pre-
frrred. Address v, 9I2l, care of
Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-17
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

BOY Is desires work between
school hours. Reference furnished.
1TlS Miller street. city.
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED - y general Agent for
Harrisburg and Vicinity for the
Monthly Premium Accident and
Health Department OF the largest
Company in the World writing insur
aEcc. Requires a man capable of
writinS policies and adjusting claims.
Commission contract only. Address
{. II. Boyer, Manager Casualty De-
partment, National Life Insurance
Company of the L. :. of A., 80 :.
LaSaiia street, Chicago, Ill.
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WANTED
grapher by
two years {
flee work.
Telegraph.
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IF IT'S REAL ESTATE,
SEE SANDERLIN"

Pick out your home now and don't be
caught without a place to move when
your turn comes.
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REAL ESTATE-For Sale or Rent

FOR SALE OR RENT - 3-story
brick house, s rooms and bath: good
condition. modern improvements !;
possession latter part of March. In
uuire 2235 North Sixth street, or
Bell Phone l0S4M
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WANTED

Young lady for general Of
flee work. Must be compe-
tent to operate typewriter
Apply by letter only. giving
places where formerly en-
ployed, age, salary expected,
etc.
UNITED ICE AND COAL co.
Forster and Cowden Streets.
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Deaths

William A Robinson
died Thursday night. March l3, 1919
at LawrenceVille, \. }.
day. March Is. at 200 Z. NJ, at the
residence of Mrs. Henry McCormiSk'
sol North Front street.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT = One nice room for
light housekeeping; gas and use of
bath. Apply 327 South Front street,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-17

FOR HIRE - -Two-ton auto truck,
Apply 1l0S South Ninth street Bell
phone 2455R.
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
CONGRESS MEETS
 IN SPECIAL SESSION
SI8TYSIxTH MEETING OF U. S. lE.AaKtNG BODY CALLED
 BY PRESIDENT
REPUBLICANS IN CONTROL
nave Majority m Both Houses T3 Consider Appropriations. Peace Treaty and the League
 Of Nations

Washington = Attention of Ame-- lea and Of the world ts turned upon tEe neN Congress sixty-sixih fn American history convened ia extraordinary session called by Pres. ident Wilson from Paris.
 Al Was in readiness for he inausg. ration of he special session. which k expected 10 open neR and import ant chapter 1T American and Rorld history with Its long programme Of acton, including consideration Of tho peace treaty, the proposed treaty fo. the military protection Of France and Of innamerable and vial questions of domestic concern
 The opening day. as usual. was taken ID wIta routine business. m ciuaine organization of Senate ard House ey the Republicans. who sup. plan. ths Democrats n control f5T the first lime in eighf years.
 Organizations by tha Republicans proposes election Of Senator Cum niRs Of Iowa as president pro tenn pore of he Senate and of Repfesenz tatlFe Glilees Of Massachusetts as speaker The Republicans have 2 majority Of fHo in the Senate and Of about 40 ln the House. Hajer House committees were organized preparatory 10 beginning work inIme- dIafely
 Hork of Congress throughout the session Will be entwined with prepar- atiens for the 1920 campaign for president
 Congress expects 10 urn is atten- ton immediately 10 the seven regu- lar appropriation bills. including the large aruy and navy measures. which died in fhe Republican filibuster las, Mareh. Passage Of these bills will be followed by consideration Of revenue. raiizoad. shipping. woman suffrage. prohibition and other legislation.
 The peace treaty is expected to be =a0mitted next month by President Wilson n person. Ratification of rha freasy. including fhe League of Na- -tons- promises 10 develop into or of the most dramatic and hard-foueht ccutenfs n Congressional history
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
SE hEW MENACE
 IN DRINK MIXTURE
MEDICAL MEN oE PHILLIPS COUNTY PLAN EDUCATION
 AL PROGRAM
uSIHG DEN4TURED ALCOHOL
seye-sl Nave Beer Pose-e5. s5=e Hzs= Q e5 ana #z-y 575 Cases HaFe cpz5-ExTf1
 czz@ = 2 coaess

E##-s-
 ! ea-pzlea for sH= PzrP5s@ = sE a- sze pzcee U .ssEz wood sr 6@1a5eza5 ese1z5f and con eoggz5zs n a5ez tEa drugs are di59s- = 4= beverage uzs decided upo1 h1 gs members CT sHe Fz51llqs Co4z- = aaz#es3 Society st t5e monthly ne= Hx here : z=zress =ho has he eo1e ts.zZax bind from she zs~ ., szrohqz wsS exhibited hs one = fAe rayseszzz The u~e e =Ae drzE hzs declined to grear extent- owing -c fts evlH eE@es ard -he far thar ussx cr9xxzsts have stopped sales e ire xKsorsshta persons 5as Erezz eazH | sfzH beng obtained sx lEao-az- people. mostly negroes ard use5 -a- $ sesezaze ay alxinE t Eitt s5-@ fa.m q sofs triaE There t % lzz = prevent she szle = ve55 eE 5ezz= f1red alcohol unless E is sold ss 2 beverage The pzrckassr asaaIIF gesz f in ne Ez< state. zllasIzE j. hin Sei, There have been several viz. tsns af alcohol poisoning D Helena within the last year. tEo or .hrae case resulting ia death and others ia either total CT partial blindness.
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
LEAGUE OF COTTON
 MEN ORGANIZED
SOUTHERN GROWERS PLAN TO PROTECT soUTH's PRINcI-
 PAL STAPLE.

New Orleans Southern cotton groHers and affiliated interests from tke entire Southern belt a confer enee here unanimously adopted plans submitted Q them for the formation Of 2 sia0 oe3 0o0 cotton expor-s cor pezatoa. and tae orgs nization Of permanent corporation to b. known as Ire American Cotton Association.
 Minor differences arose over ceT= taEa clauses of The charter Of the es- DOTS concern. bur these were quick F 5Hoaed oaf. and f xas unanimously approved
 The exports corporation. ander is constitution. RiI not engage in buE. ing and selling cotton for Iss oen aa- count for exRort business. The de nomination Of the shares Was Fedue = from sl9a Q s5o
 The authorized capital stock ot thc corporation is fixed at sfo0 o9o. On. al common stock The concern. hoz. eTer. Ein be authorized 10 begin hus- iness when 1he amount of capital stock subscribed reaches S51 661 .61e. Of which S24.0o0.e91 shall have been pad iH
 The charter VII giYe the corpora. ton power 70 aef n any state. fer1:. toH9 or possession of tie Uni'et States o1 any foreign country. ss agents. trustee. broker or eonsignee O others in buying. wsTehoasing. sell ing and otherwise dealing N5th cotton products abroad
 The American Cotton Association is designed to protect the interests O cotcn growers ia The entire Southern els. aaa VII take care e 1he prob. lens growing our of domestic busi- ress entirely Its functions hare nothing to do with the exports eeFpo- ration
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
Bishop nouzon Is Peappointsd.

s. Louis. Mo.=AssIgnme CT the bishops Of tae Methodist Episcopal Church, South. to the annual confer enees they are 10 conduct during tna coming year were made al the clos ing session O the annual meeting of the College Of Bishops Bishop E. D. Mouzon Of Dallas. Tex. was reap pointed 10 the Eighth district Tie dates of his conferences will be as follows Indian Mission conference. September I9; West Oklahoma. O.. tober 9: East Oklahoma November g. North Arkansas November 19 Little Rock. November 20.
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
DOWN IN BED
 AND 80 WEAK
Lady Suffered Terribly for Eiob, Weeks But Her Case Showed Wonderful Improvement
 After Taking CarduL,

Johnson City, Tenn.-M7s. N Scott, living near this town. statail- About three years ago I was down f- bed terrible and so weak couldn't bear the sight of food T,,, condition continued for about ei,,. weeks I thought I was pa ing 10 die, and knew I must get son. thing 10 do me some good I .., heard all my life of Carduf and ,ba good results obtained from is pSa So I decided to try it.
 After about a half bottle Of Ca,sr my appetite improved, then I was los, nervous. I kept it up until I had taken five bottles-and such an i'm pavement! I gained flesh and nov am the picture of health. due. I ba lieve, solely to the use of Gardui. I am the mother of ten children and feel well and strong"
 Gardui Is mild, medicinal tonI, for women. It has stood The mos, severe Of all tests-the test of lima having been in use for oYer forty years. It is composed of purely yes etable ingredients, which have bee, found 10 help build up the vitality tone up the nerves, and strengthen the womanly constitution.
 Try Cardui.-Adv.
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEM)
 SWAMP-ROOT

For many years druggists have wateha with much interest the remarkable reord maintained by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root the great kidney, liver and bladder med cine.
 It IS a physicians prescription
 Swamp-Root is a strengthening med cine It helps the kidneys, liver and ha der do the work nature intended they should do
 Swzmp-Root has stood the test of yeau It is sold by all druggists on it's merit and 1t should help you. No other kidney medicine has so many friends.
 Be sure to get Swamp-Root and stan treatment at once.
 However. if you wish first to test thn great preparation send ten cents to D Kilmer < Co.,, Binghamton. N Y, ior [, sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention this paper.-Adv.
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
ALLIES REPLY U
 GERMAN NOTES
-F -HEY HAVE 10 COM 9L.tNT BECAUSE OF THE
 TREATY P7OVISl lCNS.
ANSWER EACH CONTENTION
sz p..r: re Fact That Germany - Sea 61~s=-. 6st That She N9- Es=1s Econ50' 5e5lty
 P-re-.

7 --a 5s tle a-l.ed and asz 5a~---a.=l -o She Der
 =z--=z aH-at me zee
 q ez peace -rea-z as
 -c cause zhe indus Germany Ess been d. zz .a = German peace Q.Fatpo=
 
 -s5E under II heads and an. ss-s ezzz German contention | de-
 ne allied and associated -s4=-za-1-s z1 framing the economie .zzns Lad zo intention za destroy Germany economic I.ts#.'
 07 Iss aaz--azs. Iae report says. ez -z reeoas s.aeaen of he x7-5ss s4z.rs GeEnans vii have hee 5.z a@ progressive development. gzz share 4zzh tAe Test Of -sz 15=zs zn zzs economic aosses and .i.Ss.rza.sz-S inevitably zresaltins .Fa4 tAe 1az
 ra- ==plF declared hat zhe Ger mar -=s4 tzz1S -d zsse Earo cuIsidera- .i6a .ss fac. z1a. IAe disarmament or Germany and he end ot nilitarism MI rszeFs tEe German people of aa immense burden gt taxation and re- -z-- r1 =zz= -zrks q 1ssfai production. millions Of Hen formerly 4a the army sho haF4 sze1 R5shdza7a rom in- dazsriss CT zz-.e3ItEEz3 activities
 The r4pIg also makes sn emphatf2 resaicazr ta za= German complaint ,Hs. lss los = eHe German merchant marine RiIl throw oet q work thoa- .arts et German merchant seamen Tha allies answer : that tHe desirue- Ion of merchant ships chiefly bz German Su51ariaeS tas had the nn- fortunate esecr ot limiting the oppor- -unlties for work Of ssansn through oaz -zs Wozid. ffs allied powers be ing taa greatest sufferers Il adds that thefa Is DO reason Rhy Germany should Be exempted from its share ef The economic disadvantage sroWin : out of tAis destruction Of merchant shIps
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
PLAN EVACUATION
 OF U. 5. TROOPS
"ITH EXCEPTION OF FEW olVi. SONS AMERICANS WILL BE
 OUT OF GERMANY SOON

Gooienz After the Germans sign the peace terms. all the American troops except the Third Corps and three divisions and a few headouar. 5efs units. will De our Of the occaz patton district Of Germany by June l or soon after that date. according .e reports n circulation fn Cobleaz
 ]; Is said that the Frs. seeon : and Third regular divisions will be those to remain for the duties in con. neetion Eith turning over he area ts French control If the Germans ae. eeRi the peace conditions. | iz sai4 preparation Rin begin immediately for The remaining three divisions = withdraw 70 France preparatory to embarking for homo
 The length of lime required 10 turn affairs over 10 the French has nor been determined. bur is estimated thar i may take perhaps a month longer If the Germans do nof ae. cepf. the plans for the withdrawal st the Americans. Of course. will he changed materially.
 General Pershing. when asked b the cores pondent what you'd be the part Of the American army in the event fhe Germans do nor sign the treaty. said f may be depended upon thai America Will do her part. wha.= ever that may be
 h connection with the report that the Americans. except he Thirt Corps and three divisions will b. oul of Germany b June l. provided the Germans accept the conditions. f fs understood the headquarters O, the Third Army will remain in Coblenz with Lieut. Gen Hunter Liggett in command
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23

term of < weeks each year so- the Ca1Hzs peallc schools is cons q cred 2 possibility as . result c a sa-- g=st5oa by Sapat B 2 Wonaek Az the school terms are zt present scbe1- ale5 She vacation perzo5 falls eEaaz the winter uozgEs. and fhe adptsoa ef the plan E5zl5 mean the renzza-- aEr- af aazE sf The close of -lse pres sas reEm 3a Deem Der Under fhe ar year pan. The four quarters et = weeks each are ended z March. June. September and promotion w5ald 5@ made at tA@ a-z c1 ezca quarter
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
THE REASON

Why yacher-Balm stops all kinds of pain and soreness so quickly is that t stops inflammation, therefore nothing gives quicker relief for Mumps, Head ache, Burns, etc. It also quickly re lieyes Catarrh and being harmtes may be used internally.
 If you cannot buy 1t locally Mite for Free Sample and agents prices Beware of limitations. F.. W. Yaehef Inc, New Orleans, La.-Adv.
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
I..Ie Rook Bankers Aeln s.a.s

L5fte Roek-ThFoush actien - rhA Little Rock Clearing House ASs9cia- Ion 3a deciding 10 subscribe for $500 oea worth Of Vietory bonds. CT as much as 5s necessary 70 meef ..e states deficit. Arkansas went over paisn
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
Edith csvilrs Body in England.

LondoE.-Edith CaYen. the nurse. Rhose heroism and final execution bv The Germans was one Of the great rallYlng cries Of Britain during IT. war. has been brought home to he.- final resf She is te lie in a specially prepared tomb in Norwich. which is The ecclesiastical shrine Of the f'o- cese in which she Nas born and spent her girIheod
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
Allies Ready For Emergency.

London = Speaking al the Prln. rose League. Earl Curzon Of Kedles. ton government leader in the House Of Lords. said that f Germany re- fused 10 sign the treaty of peace The allies Were not unprepared for ey- ery emergency No substantial mod i6eation ot the peace will be per mitted. he added
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
Irish ConValeseence.

Flows your husband getting alsA. Mrs. Fogarty:e
 "Eell. sometimes he's better an sometimes he's worse, hut from ,he way he growlS an takes on shin ke, better Ol thinks he's better Rhin h, worse. Boston Evening Transcript
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23

Pe1zz--s asking for . -=fsrendaz sa ratification 6F fH= last General s Ea Esie-zl z@-HzaaHz -z = e=-S=H=E-sa1 pro g-z - z ai a e.=5 a- I'm z T=--=t- secretary o' z-= Hs z=E 5=z za#s Hs s1 AsA==za " Tszt hzs zas SA Hz--ae= E= area= e z5szs generally =zeaza1 ae v. ar- ure- -ae suggestion 1t Alto -zF General azzzss= ard r-tese zEAr
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
Married soldiers Subject To Discharq,

Washington Soldiers who naT. rfed abroad are eligible for immea fate discharge on their arrival in this counrrv- he War Department inform ed the nders Of ports of en. barkafian TA5s rule holds whether 'he individuals arrive with their oI, ganizatiaBs er as members Of easuel companies
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
Vote 10 Unite With smltzerIsna.

Berne--As result of aH election held in Yorarlborg. the westernmos- district or Aus5ra-Hungary. on th4 question Of uniting with Switzerianf s5.ooo persons voted in favor Of an ne1atiou as compared With 1f.0an against I.
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
Pledae S Per Cent Eor c.n.srar,.

Nashville Tenn. With report. rom every state repFesenfin5 tho membership of 5he Methodist Epfsco Tsl= Church south. f Was estimated asked for tHa Centenary movemeu: that 6 Der cent of the S25.oaoa0o was pledged st tHe opening If -h, campaign
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
Germans wiu Accept.

Coblenz The impres- gained h- American officers talking Nirh Germans regarding ihe peace term s haJ many ef them aFe bitter ant salHen. bar are inclined to resign Themselves ta accept a1E terms. n2 matter h8R arsh.
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
Bulazfs Rseorted in uBn-osr

London. R.eudy fights have oc- cEHzad F Sesa bsfEean ths garrison and reF6.u'5aHarfeS. who demar The Eesi iz1a.ien of The government and ihe aSfas35sAme 1f of Soyiel ac- coza5ne 70 dispatch from Vienna Al BalgaTiz I~ Heparz5a 10 be sa m uproar
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
A OeferentialZ Critic.

"What fs that tune the band is play. ing?" inquired the visitor from absvad
 Johnny, Get Your Gunn Don't you approve of it2"
 "0h, yes. Every nation must be tAe judge of it's own literature ] have no doubt it is very excellent poetry. But isn't il rather reckless adviceT
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
Allocate sh.ps Far lumber Trade.

Washington. NIfh the ordering Cf iz large steamers mo he luutDer trade from South Atlantic and guit poHts. the Shipping Board has taken steps toward expansion of The ship ping facilities of the South and to= ward haiIdinz up trade between 1hat section of he United States and South America
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
esptlsts b Es.zbllsh Nsn Ra..s

Atlanta. Ca In line with thefr proposal 70 expeaa S15.o88de de1 for Christian =daeatioa n the South. the SottAern Bapsfst convention voted to establish sn eaEcation board similar n scope .a tha boards which now handle home and foreign missions
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
BE Pa H F.

Washing 4s Aete lo nO' b=iEF EEE s-It1s at he E= zF=5=#e@ a1 agreement o
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
alHea shio Losses purino War

EEnsoH= The ministry or ship ping announced that he number and tonnage of allied merchant men lost through enemy activity in the var a-eEe a< folI04s. Great Britain 3ls- ships. s.53s e00 tons France 2sS shEps 742oe8 tons Iraly 35a ships 7742 aaa ions Japan 9s ships. I29 00a. United States. s9 ships 3i406o tons
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
Against Proposed Gotten Plan.

Tallahassee The F'ortta Ha1se at Re1resen e8ives ea-ad down 1z 70 -1. the memorial af R-p- fesen-atixe FHfeh#sa fHe f=fIetaI sac reszz9 et agriculture ealing Tor Ina freaEuratlcn 6f 4 nationwide tse.v.- men- 'a stop co-tan growing far on4 wear
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
Serc1ars sIo Der, -s.--.E....

Landoa- There vas d mass dem. oHszfaftaa= outside ot The .eadaa5-- teFs ot the American mission at Ham burg during which he terms If peace were denounced. according !, a Berne dispatch
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
His mourninq.

Teddy was inconsolahle when hh tl,tie dos, Rags. died. To try to make him forget his loss his aunt had nm aefompany her to a friends wbeF t1eae were several other children bs 4feIi# Sat gl0omity on the Harch ia' stead of joining in the eane on h' iaVr.
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23

Oakland. cal.-chief Of Police Han yy Se1derman was arrested en an indictment returned bY The Grand Jury after investigations alleging that be furnished protection for gzmblers 9n payment of sl0.00o monthly.
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

One size smaller and shoes last longer after using Aliens Foot Ease. the anu. sepa powder for the feet shaken a!o tne shoes and sprinkled in the foot-oalh E45e@ Foot Ease makes tight or new sitoes fee5 easy. gives instant reliei "
 so#az and buuions. prevents BiIslers. tdt to-s and Sore Spots. Sold everyw Here-a9
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
Nsrt Convention at wzshinoton.

Atlanta. zShinstoH= ' C. was chosen for rHe Is49 meeting of zhe Southern BapszSf Convention -a be Held May f Invitations Re9a ex= tended A8 Birmingham and Rich 1ond
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
e-eg.re To Attack Petroqrsd.

Sssckholul- Entente forces are preparing military operations. with HelslngfeFd as 6 base. for an attack upon Pefr0grad. according to HeI- zsng.ors dispatch 10 the Alton I'd niuEen
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
o.t.t nerran Rrdts

=1 Eanszea= Saaaf1s b z troops 3-- Y s5r Ms1 Haxean em5z--
 adt-sz te Gen Ezguel Pm
 7s @o-a
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
Two Killed in seanlsn. E.,l

Pensacola. Ensign F. Nj. Fow. iet ot Salem. Mass. and Chief Guar iermasier EEar were killed here in the fall of seaplane into Pensacola Bay The plane Nas wrecked.
The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23
Se. Ne.. aIErIzne Reccrt

Hasazzgtonz - Making t57 censec- tlHe lces- d4Haz zas lasting one az and 4 minutes Lzalts Ralaa ! EaHz and Ma 2 b8azla s-a set
 EaFs record cas5sssaFa --s3s sse