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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
VILLA IS TERROR|z|NC
TOWNS ALONG BORDER
American and Mexican Refugees
Fleeing to American Terri
5. tory for Safety.
-BANDlTs DEMANDING RANSOM
Texas Ranch Owners Arc Sending
!. $4,000 to Obtain the Release OF
Negro Foreman, Held Prisoner by
McXicans.
IRy Associated press. !

y EEL PASo. TEN. March t5.-ColoneI
\. James j. Hornbrook. former com
sEmandcr of the El Paso district. left
There today for Hachita. \. Mex, 10 in
Ncstiga;e Villa activities south of the
5Shorder.
ps Ma jor-Goncral DcRoscy =. Cabcll.
commander OF the southern depart
y*,ment. ordered Colonel Hornbrook TO
st1akc command Of the Hachita subdis-
1rict during the time Villas men were
simmediately south OF the Ciadsden pur
s,rhasc.
Twelfth Cavalry troops are patroll-
ling the border south OF Hachita.
Martin Lopez and Ramon Vega were
reported in Ascension and Janos. sixty
live and seventy I'VE miles south of
'Hachita. American and Mexican ranch
crs and other refugees were crossing
the border at Hachita and Columbus
late yesterday and last night.
Bunk Spencer. the negro ranch
foreman At the oJitoS ranch was being
held for s., 600 ransom By Lopez. and
The American ranch foreman left the
border late last night with the ransom
money. a number of Mexicans were
also being held The ransom was, de-
Iilandcd OF the Warren Bros, OF Three
oaks. Mich. who own the OjitoS ranch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
One Kidney Remedy
Distributed Throughout
Civilized Worl,

In North and South America, in Great
Britain. Europe. Africa. Asia. Japan
and observation-disclosures civilizat ton
has established the necessity of health
you viii find ono remedy widely sold
Tor the relief OF Kidney troubles and it's
kindred ailments. Such is the remark :
aoio record of Warmers Safe Kidney
ana Liver Remedy. SO we'll and favor
Amy known mere for moro than 40
years
TO enjoy this world wide distribution
and history OF 40 successful years at
home one fact must be admitted; name
ly, that Warmers Safe Kidney and Liv-
or Remedy is reliable preparation. 1t
must assist the Kidneys In their i'm
portant duties: 1t must strengthen and
repair the wasted tissues caused bv
bodily poisons that the kidneys have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
PATTERSON TO DELIVER
TWO ADDRESSES TODAY
Former Governor OF Tcnnc.see to
Speak Mt Academy on Pro-
hfbttfOn Topics.

Malcolm n. Patterson, former CIV.
ernor OF Tennessee, will appear twice
before Richmond audiences today.
This morning ut IL O'Clock he will
make ar address 9. Seventh Street
Christian Church. and this afternoon
ut ) O'CLOCK he will speak from the
stage or the academy of Music
Is Nictory?" lie is speaking under
the auspices Of the National Anti
ton throughout the country.
James d: Crump will preside at the
mass meeting at the Academy. On tho
Einia Anti-Saloon League. of which
Il. III. Pitt Is president: S. p. Jones.
treasurer. and David Hepburn, super
tntendent. Ministers of the city and
other persons have been invited TO sit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
TRANSFER UNION SERVICES
rcntcro>tnl holiness Union Closes Scs-
sion at st. Johns Holiness
Church Tonight.

The Pentecostal Holiness Union
tcolored. of Richmond, Will close its
session at 81. Johns Holiness Church
tonight. and by order OF the ofiic!a!
board begin services at the North
Seventh Street Holiness Church on
Monday. The order of transfer was
signed by Elder II T.. Fountain, presi-
dent: George W. Bright. vice pre- sident:
James +. Whitticoe, treasurer: r. J.
Towns and Il. l.. Peyton. missionaries,
and Will clements, secretary Five
churches are members OF the union.
and the meetings Will alternate be-
tween them each week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

failed to carry off. or 1t could moi
sold SO successfully throughout 4
civilized world
Remember Warmers Safe Kidney al
Liver Remedy is made of herbs a|
other beneficial ingredients withf
dangerous drugs or narcotics. Tba
why II was named safe" 1t Is. used
thousands OF homes as Il reliable In
lily medicine, because these people rt
lie that their general health dcpcr
upon their kidneys.
Kidneys, liver or bladder get NO,
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Re,
edy to-day. Try it as directed and NJ
the excellent results. Sold by Ora
Drug Co. and all leading druggists,
sample will be sent on receipt of 1
cents. Warmers Safe Remedies c
Dept 5o4. Rochester. y. Y.-Adv.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
CAUGHT ANOTHER
TERRIBLE COLD?
Relieve it quickly with DR.. Bells
Pine-Tar-HOney.

Don't say you're going to let 1t wear
itself out It's just as liable to become
chronic. And them?
The balsamic ingredients of Dr.
Bells Pine Tar-H Honey help to sooth
the tickle, the healing ingredients help
nature to scatter the phleEm- conges
ton. and a happy, comfortable relief
soon follows.
Coughs due to grippe, bronchitis.
and asthma also are relieved. And at
very trifling cost for DR.. Bells Pine
Tar Honey is very economical. Try il
SOC. Coo and $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
Recess. Appointment for williams.

WASHINGTON. March 15.-John
skeiton Williams will BIO given a re-
Currency II legal authorities Of the
government consider It necessary for
him TO continue in office until Congress
today at the White House. Mr.. Viii
liams is serving as Comptroller. de-
spite failure OF Congress to act on
ing obtained ruling that no recess
appointment was necessary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

Representative James r. Woods. from
the Sixth Congressional District. died
here this evening at o'clock at the
age of sevcuty-siN years. Prior TO
coming 10 Roanoke. Mr.. Moon lived In
Chatham. lie is survived by II widow
and five daughters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
Paint Without Oil
Remarkable Discovery That Cuts
Down tho Cost Of Paint Seventy
Five Per Cent.
a Free rrinl Package Is Mailed To
Everyone Who Write.

A. l.. Rice. a prominent, manufactured of
Adams n. y. has discovered process OF
use or Oil. lie calls 1t Powdrpalnt. it comes
In the form of n dry powder and ali that is
required Is cold water to make "A paint
weather proof; fire proof. sanitary and dur
ahIc Tor outside or inside painting. 1t is
adheres to any SURFACE. wood. stone or brick.
about one-fourth as much
=, Write TO Mr. a. l.. Rice. Manufacturer Tss
North Street. Adams. y. V. and he Will
send you free trial package also color
%ard anu lull Information showing you how
cd ay.--Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

Mrs. Lamb. Mrs. j. shiehy and Mrs.
John BurlinghuT.
The members OF the society will at
tend solemn high mass In st. Patricks
Church In IA body.
Dancing will close the evenings en-
tcrtainment. which will be featured by
addresses by Rev. Father Ii. J. Me-
Eeefrey and Rev. Father James
Brennan. Tho Misses NHileS will Einu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
james Quinn.

DANVILLE, VA, March lo.--James
Quinn, q Confederate veteran. died in
his scventy-siNth year yesterday at his
home near Ringgold. He was Il native
of this county and lived all Of his life
in Pittsylvania. He served two years
during the War Between the States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
Mrs. warren Mongcr.

UAHRISONBURG. VA, March To-
Funeral services were held yesterday
ever the body OF Mrs. Warren Monger,
who died "Wednesday at her home near
Elktcn OF influenza and complications.
She was thirty-tivc years of age and
leaves her husband and four children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
ST. PATRICK's BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY WILL ENTERTAIN
Dancing Feature of Program nS scboo,
- Auditorium ON Monday
Might.

st. patrick's' Social \and Benevolent
Society Will entertain Nthcir members
and escorts tomorrow evening in
honor of st. Patrick at $3.50 p. NJ In
the school auditorium at Twenty
sixth and Grace Streets
Mrs. Louis n. Metzrcr is chairman
81 the committee on arrangements
Other members are Mrs Katie Grimm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
Ic.ter Rnn,lrnn

HARRiSONBURG. VA. March 10
Funeral services were held yesterday
over the body of Lester Roadcap. aged
twenty-five, who died Wednesday, as
Il result OF q stroke of paralysis
sustained on Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

Irish songs. and Mrs. >Katie GIRL
will sing Il soprano solo. Stely
O'Grady will sing Il bass solo
Miss Anna RATIO will rccitc. ; y,
Fletcher will be toustmaster for
evening. -
Skinner's NIncnroni
guaranteed to be purc.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

HETEESBCRG, Va March 10
William 7. Baxter. age siNty-tive
Years, died yesterday his home III
Mistletoe Street The funeral service
VIII be held sunday Afternoon at the
grave IN Blandford Cemetery. He is
survived by one daughter, Mrs. J. W.
ryree and TWO sons. ". i. and L r.
Saatc-. AL Of this CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
Mrs. w. c. M.hitmnre.

HARRlSONBURG, VA, March Is
Mrs. ". {. Whi;morc died yesterday at
her home here OF heart trouble. She
was Scverty-ihrcc years old, and is
survived by her husband and eleven
children.
Edward II. Moon.
ROANOKE. VA, March l5.-Edward
breckenridge Moon. broihcr-in-law OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
Philemon
Health Foods
Counter of Specials

Do not miss our Counter Of Specials.
10 the left as you enter tho store. Here
YOU will find money saving sugges-
lions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-05
A COMPLETE SHOWING OF FALL HATS

Our hat cases are now
brim full with the new fall
styles in mems hats.
John B. Stetson hats are
here in the Feature, Mer-
curry, Aviator, Comrade
and Titan in beaver, Afri-
can brown, myrtle green,
ivy green, graystone and
black.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-05
Eye Openers for Opening

Fancy silk hand bags, worth to $500. Sreeial--3 39c
Ladies' Crepe de Chine handIerehieis, worth 25c
Only to a customer
36 inch beached muslin, worth 35c Special "a 1-2c
3G inch heavy grey fla1nclIettes, worth 35c.
Fancy gnghams in dark patterns worth 35c to 40e yd
Special 29c
worth zoe a Yard Special 19c
20 inch duck for cotton picking worth 40c
Our price, yard 29c
36 inch fancy cretons worth 75c Special ID 48c
" inch table damasl worth 81 25, Special yd---- csc
Bucilla Crochet cotton in white and all colors worth
l5c BAH, 10 balls in box, Special box $1OO
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-05
HOUR SPECIALS; GOOD ONLY
SATURDAY MORNING, 5 TO 10

Apron checked gnghams from to TO- per yard 13c
Only 20 yards to a customer
Fancy Dress Gnghams, all colors, worth 30e,
Only 20 yards to customer
Light coored cacoes worth zoe yard Hour special 1Oc
Only 20 yards to "A customer
Chidren's black stockings worth 25c, Special pair 1Oc
Only 10 pairs to a customer.
Ladies' silk hose in white and coors worth 75c
Special --------------1 -25c
Only pairs to customer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-05
A SWELL Line OF FURNISHINGS FOR MEN WHO
DRESS WELL

Young men who like to wear the newest
and appreciate classy merchandise are buy
ing their furnishings at the Dixie. We are
now showing the prettiest md largest va
riety of neckwear, soX, collars, caps, belts,
etc, we have ever shown.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-05
StetSOnS-Priced
$500, $500 and $500

A pretty assortment of
Dixie Special hats in vel
our and felt; good combi-
nations of colors and trim
mings.
Dixie Felts $500 and $500
Dixie Velours------ $500
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-05
lanhattan Shirss Solo Exclusively by the Dixie

Manhattan Shrss Solo Exclusively by the Dixie
We now have the exclusive agency for
Manhattan Shirts. You will now find good
assortment in all the newest fall patterns.
Also beautiful! showing of silk and crepe
de chine shirts. Rich patterns and colorings.
Extra values at $3.50, $500, $3.50 and $500
Silk shirts priced $500 to SI2.5O.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-05


realize the additional
UL The all Bargains and
H0supOd modern bargain basement in the state and it by
You nUtd for y0Tse YOH make yourself Gt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-10

Nyni vsak mechanic mluvit an
glickeho redaktora, ktery hle-
di ma vse z praktickeho stano-
viska.
"Kazdy, kdo 81 povsimnul
novackd vojinG pri cviceni
jich dustojnikI, nemohl 81 ne
povSimnouti rozdilu, ktery byl
mezi mimi. A rozdil byl jeste
znatelnejsi tam, kde stall We
die sebe muzi zvykli pohybu ma
cerstvem vzduchu, dobfe cd de
tstvi ziveni temi kdo museli
tezce pracovat v uzavrenych
mistnostech We zkazenem vzdu
chu, nemajice chvile ku hrani,
"a okolnosti, ktere brzdi vyvin
tela a privadi nervosni dnavu.
Kdyz delnici z tovaren nebo
prodavaci z obchodd, NELL kona
ii nejky tezsi pochod, neb kdyz
hyli podrobeni delsimu cviceni
,, vystupovali z rad, nemohli W.
trvati slabosti. A pficlnvu toho
nebylo pouze to, re zamestnava
Ii svaly, ktere drive byly zane
dbavany, jak Sc citiva 1nava
pri ucenf ma kole. Byla to una
va celeho tela, a to dnava dru-
4. .hu, ktery lame sebe pevnejsi
vGli; byl to druh slabosti pfivo
deny u mladikG a muzu, kteri
zili pri SVEN zamestnani ma
sve nervove energii a ted po-
trebovalli nejakeho povzbuze-
nj neb posilneni, by Sc mohli u
drzet v radach sc soudruhy,
kdyz Sc jednalo vytrvalou a
delSi unavnou praci. Prekonai
tyto nedostatky, dix anglicke
povaze a rozhodnosti, a stall
Sc 2 Mich SLIM a schopni voja-
ci. Jejich zkusenost privodila,
ale tezkou obzalobu ma pruIny
slovou soustavu, kterou byli V
dospivajicich letech vyuzitko-
vani,seslabovali a mrzaceni.-
Tento ziev slabosti schopno-
sti ma vsak V zapeti dobry uci
nek. Nikdy snad V dejinach IL
dstva ncbylo projeveno tolik
chute a ochoty napraviti co by
20 zancdbano.
Proto sc stale re velka cast
naroda anglickeho zdokonali-
la svuj zdravotni stav v kra-
ike dobe, tax re snad deJi-
mach lidstva nenaslo by Sc prl'
kladu takove zmeny.
Novackove mW,eli po nekol
ka mesicnim cviceni menit ste,
nokroje, neb ty, ktere dostali
byly Jim male. Cele bataillonA
musely byti znovu osaceny g
kazdy, kdo byl ma blizku cvi.
Cebnich taboru, nemohl 81 po'
moci, by nevidel tn zmenu, kite
rou prodelavali ii vojini nekc
lika mesicich pravidelneho cvi
ceni, lepsi vyzivy, sporadane
no zivota a pohybu ma cerstven
\zduchu. To poskytlo mnoht
latky k pfemysleni a svedom
: naroda pocalo ciniti vycitky.
: CO tn silly blazenosti bylo pro
mrhano. Lid Anglie otevfel o
: ci poznal, re mali zachovat
l sebeuctu, re nemuze Sc vratl
< I'll zpet k pomerum panuJlcln
: pred valkou, re nemuze dovOll
! ably vyvin zdravi bylo VISA
J, dou nekolika zamoznych, pr
4 pomerne malou hrstku lidi. Pr
to rozhodnuto pro napravu, M
G byti dano tenn tisicum k cem'
u isou opravneny "a vse to co pf
e nesli pro zemi, ktera pred tir
y neprinasela pro ne slusneho z
j. ii.
e (Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-10
PRO CESKE NARODNf
SDRUZENf.
Vytrvala obetavost.

Vzacny priklad vytrvale ODE
tavosti podavaji Zamestnanci
Plzenskeho Pivovaru, ktefi ten
to tyden odevzdali svoji pade-
satou druhou sbirku V uradov-
ne Ceskeho Narodniho Sdru-
zeni. Pc cely rok odevzdavajl i
svoji dan pro dobro narodrX
veci a neptaji Sc, kdy uz bude
konec sbirkam a placeni, kdyz
uz nasi donna tn svobodu mali.
Vedi, ze tam "a Enorem, v dai-
ne otcine jest velky pocet ST.
rot bez otce a matky, vedi, re
povinnosti nasi jest pomocl
temto drahym detem, jichz OF
cove polozili zivoty svoje v
Ihrozne valce, a proto neocha-
bujf a poskytuji s radostl svaJ
dar u blahem vedomi, re tax
pomahaji zaroven svemu marc
du, z nehoz sc narodili a KITE
remu chti byti vzdy ku cti.
Sbirka cislo so, 81 a So cini
celkehn S24.75. Prispeji k yn'l
nasledujici:
Zdenek Spinka, $500.
Pc $500: Ad. Dostal, Jan
IPeterka, 81. Marie Broucek.
Pc S1.5O: Fr. Dlouhy, Va
CLAW Krivan.
! Po 1925: JOS. Kozeluha.
/ Pc S1.OO: Jos. Svehla, JOS.
Bosak.
! Pc 75c: Jos. Teply, Fr.
Hanzl, Jos. Urbanec, JOS. Hr-
bac, JOS. Kocourek, Vaclav
, Trnka, j. Tesar.
+, Po soc: St. Broz, j. Zajicek.
Fr. Pilny, Jou. Prokop, FrA
Sole, r. Ludwig.
Pc Csc: Jos. Hanzl, Pavel
!Sakac, J. Kotlin, M. Landa, j.
,Kopacka.
Celia suma re SO SHREK ode
vzdana cini temer 100000, COZ
" uvazeni nevelkeho poctu pfl-
spivajicich dokazuje, re kaz
Idly z mich konl svou povinos'
Isvedomite. Verlme, re bodrt
|chasa sladovnickych z Plzen
lskeho Pivovaru ma dale bude
|slouziti zarntmr1 pfikladem o
Istatnimu delnictvu ceskoslover
Iskemu.
! Josef Ma$ek
Jan Vlk, $1.O0.
Pro zlaty poklad Ceskoslo-
vcnsky:
Pan Er. Kubista, 3436 +. Z:
,St., stribrny retizek a zlaty p
stem.
Prijal Josef Masak
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-10
SOKOLS K A
HLiDKA.
Porkd6 T. VonaSek,
1647 So. st. Louis Ave.
Chicago.
(PokraCOvAni.)

(fOkraCOVan1.)
Vsimnete 81, ze u mnohe jed
ncty dltek telocvicne hodiny
navstevujici je az ma 500. Kdyz
vsak chcete videti starsi cvicen
ce a marne Sc po Mich pidite, ne
jen pri vefejnych vystoupenich h
ale v telocvicnych hodinach
cvicebnich. Ztracime dorost We
veku, kdy nejvice by ziskaval,
v letech, kdy nejvice potrebuje
spravneho telesneho zamestna-
nj, kdy ma sc sverit rozumne-
mu vedeni, kdy ma byti chra-
nen prilezitosti k vystredno-
stem mladickym. Ze v tomto
zavaznem predmetu nepojed-
navame, v zalezitostech sobec-
kych, ze ddlezitost cviceni star
siho dorostu je uznavana vse-
obecne tom svedci clanek u
verejneny v svetovem casopi-
su London Nation, nadepsa-
ny The wasted years - Pro-
mrhana leta, ktery nizeji v pre-
kladu uvadime. X tomu jeste
podotykame, ze i We Francii,
kde znacna pozornost byla te-
locviku venovana Cd r. 1865 "a
Gina Sc pomyslet ma zavedeni
vseobecne povinne, soustavne
vychovy. V Americe byl jiz v
tom smefu zacatek ucinen. V
spolkove zakonodarne je pred
loha, die niz ma byti ma teles-
nou vychovu ditekvenovano 30
milionu dolaru. We statu New
Yorku ucitel, ktery venuje ma
lezitou pozornost telesne W.
chov6 ditek mu sverenych jeho
peel, neobstoji, must sve mi
sto postoupiti tomu, kdo lepe
rozumi povinnosti sveho vycho
vatelstvi. Riditel skoly, ktery
by nedohlizel ma telesna cvice-
nile nedbalym, nemuze nedba-
lost tn omluviti nicim. Podle
New Yorku prijmuty zakony v
elementarnich skolach staty
New Jersey, Kalifornii, Mary
land, Delaware, Nevada, Rhode
lcland. Oceneni telocvicnych
cviceni bude "a nedlouho vse-
obecnym, protoze nasledky
drivejs! nedbalosti jsou makave
Sokolove po vice jak SO roku
pracuii teto zemi ma zavede-
nj cviceni soustavneho. Maj
cd Tyrse soustavu, ktera jest z
, jednou nejlepsich. Nemohli S
III vsak proniknouti, protoze
nedostavalo Sc jejicl
snaham t6 podpory, Jake 81 "a,
sluhovali. Svymi verejnymi Wy
stoupenimi, at. jiz ma sveto
vych vystavach, neb pri men
sich prilezitostech, konali pra
ci narodni povznaSejlci cesk(
imeno. Pri tom ukazovali Wy
sledky telocvicnych cviceni
nell americke vychovatele |
zavadeni jich We. skolach. kdy
by mezi nami byla myslenk;
sokolska nalezite pochopena
nell jsme dnes ma vereJnyci
skolach pet nebo sest ucitelu t.
locviku re sokolskych rad, all
mohli jsme iich tam miti celo'
radu a nc pouze Chicago al
" ruznych mestech. Tax mo
hla byti take uplathovana SOU
stava Tyrsova. Jeste dnes kyn
budoucnost vSem tenn mlad
kun neb d;vkam, kteri by S
chteli venovati povolani CIVIC
telskemu. Ideally sokolske b
mohly byti vudci hvezdou, alb
vychova ditek Jim sverenyci
byla ucinejsi ku prospechu j
dnotlivcu, j celeho naroda. d.
yolavame sc V teto rekonstrl
kcni dobe mravni hmotne po
pory nasicln sokolskych snah
dokladamc sv6 volani 0 pomf
nczvratnymi dukazy dulcz
tosti pracc nami konane. Do
dc to k, povsimnuti? CT hl'
mas bude ma dale hlasem vola
elm ma pousti? BudOu nase V
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-10
e@G@cO@00 O q
VDECNOsT,
KRASNA CTNOST.

Ze vGet7ost iests ze srdcf lidskvch
nevymizela, toho dukaz podava nj.
Truhlarova z CTS. 1882 L. s4th St zde.
ktera me toto sdelila: Vase mast is
skutecne Nelice dobra. Mela isem ote-
vrenou nohu a co vselijakrch mastf
jsom nc nj uziYala beze vseho uGinku.
Pied vice jak 4 roxy die oznamky
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vylecila. cd te DOLBY yzdy "NONAT"
ma mfsto MAST domdcnosti M6la
isem tez strhane zfly ma nohach a To
me vylecila. Syn mas 81 zranil dratom
ruku praci LeCili mu il tam po
tEdnd, pax usoudili, &c hude museI
tim jft do nemocnice ZaCala jsem
nlu ma zranenf davat ''NONAT'' a "a II
dni byl vyleten. l ma jin6 bolesti ii IL
ziName yzdy Sc dobrc osyedcuje.
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weren't lecivosti, nebot leGf vse stejne
dobre, jak stare rany Ma nohach, talk
. revnatis, ahcess, boule, otravu krye.
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to v"e ucinf. Taktez RENE rany, spa
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bolesti zad. vhhec na kazdou holest il
muzete Iziti.
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yyrabitelky
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-30
MEMPHIAN GIVEN
CHANCE TO TRAVEL
]. ]. McCutcheon Enlisted in
Navy and Saw Rare Sights
of World.

Just how quickly opportunities come
to a young man in the navy and how
soon he is developed after he is found
out Is illustrated in a Memphis boy
who has Just returned to his civil oc-
cupation with a fine all-round record.
This young man is j. ], McCutcheon,
who, before going to New York, lived
in this city. In two years in the SER
vice he picked up as fine a lot Of ex-
periences as would come to an old
sailor in 10 years at sea, and his big
chance came after the armistice was
signed.
The story of McCutcheon is told by
Lieutenant-C Commander Wells Hawks,
of the navy department, who has charge
of the arrangements for the antisub-
marine flotilla's visit to the river towns.
when the navy was conducting its
campaign for recruits in New York
early in the war" said Commander
Hawks, "McCutcheon was the chief
photographer for a fashionable studio
on Fifth avenue, New York. One day
he was sent out to Tarrytown to get
a picture of Billie Burke, the actress,
and her baby. On the way back he
ran into a recruiting rally, and before
he had returned to the studio he had
enlisted in the navy. A short term of
training at Pelham followed, and two
months later the young man who had
been shooting his camera at the beau
ties of New York was a gun pointer
on a submarine chaser and on his way
across the ocean,