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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-19
WE'D TWICE IN SIX DAYS.
Hamilton County Couple Have First
Ceremony in Wrong County.
ri, pnn,,hlinnn

Special TO Times RepuOilcah.
Webster city, Feb 19.-To have
been twice married in the state Of Iowa
within IA period Of six days IS the
,lnioue experience OF Raymond Gre
CORY and Miss Minnie Steinke both OF
this city. And each was married 20 the
other both times. nor had there been
divorce in the meantime.
II all came about because mar
rage license in Iowa is valid only IN
the county in which it is issued. The
Young folks bought a license in Web
stcr City and went to Duncombe 10
he married Duncombe is in Webster
county while Webster City is in Ham
ilton county. They went to the Metho-
dist parsonage there. where Rev. Mr.
Mover performed the marriage cere-
mony and the young people returne"
home, supposedly man and wife.
In the meantime, however, friends
who learned of the situation advised
them otherwise and after satisfying
themselves that the words spoken ~
the Duncombe minister were liz no
wise valid. they took a train to r'ort
Dodge. secured a marriage License ana
were married in that city. TheT hove
now returned home and will live On Il
farm south Of here. Nr
Friends here are III Il loss t. snow
how the Duncombe minister came 10
marry the couple on license not
issued in his home county. Probably
however, he failed to note that the
license was issued here because. except
in rare circumstances such as this,
licenses from another county are
never presented to ministers or othars
who are permitted TO perform mar
riase ceremonies.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-19
DAIRY SNORT ccv ssg.
seaeol OF Outtsr. lee Cream aid
Chssss at -Ames.
Ian 10 TImes . Republican,.

special 10 Times. Rcpupicah'
.\mcs. f'eo. i9,-Forty.ihree men
twelve states aud Ontario
Canada are now enrolled In the ten
day creamery and but,ermaSen'' Short
course being conducted by the dairy
depar tmcnt OF Iowa state college from
Feb. ~ To- "a,
The men, SOME of whom are owners
and operators Of large crcamcrios, haN"
laboratories In the mornings and class
room work In the afternoons Four
separate courses are being given at The
same time. one IN Ice cream manu-
facture. one in butter making. one i"
market milk, and another In tho
MANUFACTURES of soft cheese.
one of the features Of the short
couiso will I've the butter judging con-
test which is TO hc held on the last
dav of the short course. Every man
is given daily instruction In judgirs
butter. These students viii all judse
butter on the last day as windup to
the course.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-19
Breeders Organize.

Boone. Feb. 1a.-An important meet
ing will be called in the near future Of
all Boone. county men caring for pure
bred live stock. I'lans for organization
will be discussed. electing officers and
directors for the county.
The average number of pure bred
breeders in the state is only two for
each township or about thirty-fiye to
the county. Boone eOunty's percent
age runs much higher Over one hun
dred are now listed with the county
agent.
Great interest is being shown in this
movement and many are looking for
ward to the date when the association
will be completed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-19
Eidora News Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora. Feb. 19.-Walter Wehrnan
is home from Camp Sheridan. Mont
somery. Ala, where he has been in
service as q soldier.
Lieut.. l.. V. Feike is home on .
leave of absence from the Great Lakes
training school near Chicago. DR.. Feike
has disposed or his dentist business in
Eldora to DR.. Sclomp, of Ackley, who
is noY in possession.
Mrs. Calvin Boylan left today for
" ebster City for short visit with
relatives and friends.
William Edward, Collins and Miss
Aleta Melissa Carson, both OF Written.
were united in marriage Tuesday by
Justice Of the Peace Grant Tyler at
his office.
Funeral service of Mrs. w. L. kuser
were held Tuesday afternoon from the
Methodist Episcopal church, being in
charge of the Rev. DR.. Earl 4. Road
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-19

u the county who deceived to have re.
pairs made an two roads, we're REFER
red To the road committee. one 'aHs
for the Improvement Of the Daven-
port McCausland road or Utica Ridge
road from Davenport
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-19
Eac Continuation.

For this disorder you will find moth
ing quite so good as Chamberlains
Tablets. When the proper dose is
taken YOU hardly realize that the ef-
'fect\is not natural instead Of having
been produced by a medicine.-Adver-
tisement
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-19
Mi'ier's Antiseptie> Oh Known ss
Snake Oil
Will Positively Relieve Pain in few
Minutes.

Don't suffer from the tortured of
rheumatism when IL is easy to btre-
lieyed and enjoy life In the old Jay.
Miller'sea,Antisepticn OIL (coDnlnly
known as Snake sOiD penetrafes hto
the aching joints and bones almostAh-
stantly, drives away the pain and In :
bers you up in a wonderful manned
There is nothing better than SHke
Til for pains of all kinds lumb TO-
neuralgia, sore throat pains in the
chest and sides. cu.s. burns. bruSes,
corns, bunions. chilblains. in fact, Isins
of every description. Take bftle
home today-it's fine thing to ave
in the house. In three sizes. soc I6Oc
and S1.00. Your money back If YOU
are not satisfied. For sale by Old Re-
liable Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-19
Urges Passage Of Health Bill.

Washington. Feb. l;.-Dr. l.. l..
Lumsden. assistant surgeon general Of
the public health service, appeared to-
day before the house agricultural com
mittee to urge tie passage Of the bill
providing for the cooperation OF the
federal government with the statess in
promoting improved health conditions
in rlIral districts
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-19

One Evil spared.
There Is no disgrace In being poor,
va are told And we're jolly Glad OF
It, for there are enough othsr disa1-
vAntagea About 1t without that onA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-19

Do you get up at night? 9ane 4.
surely the best for all kidney Of
bladder troubles Sanol gives relief
in - hours from all backache and
bladder troubles. SsnoI IL 4 guar.
anteed remedy. so cents and 500
. bottle at the Mcbride 4 viii Drus
Store.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-09-25
heart of a hero.

heart Of a hero.
The value of the incident lies in the
conviction it brings that heroism lives
in the most unexpected places, that it
waits perhaps just around the corner;
and that the man who takes your fare
on the street car, who stands behind
the teller's window at the bank, who
takes your order at the grocery store
may be capable of the instructive he
roism that is higher than common
sense, finer than forethought, and a
better legacy to leave than millions.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-09-25
Just Catching Up.

81 am sorry to tell you, Mr.. John
son." said the school teacher, that
little boy, Bearcat, appears to be ut
terly incorrigible.'
Pears to be utterly-p'tuwhich?'' %
obfuscatedly returned Gap Johnson,
of Rumpus Ridge, Ark.
''Incorrigible, beyond reform. He
quarrels and fights all the time. I can
not imagine what is the matter with
him"
'Aw, I reckon it's this-a-way,
nom: The little cuss was punying
around for a couple of weeks and
had to stay out of school, and prob'ly
now he finds himself way behind
with his fighting. That's ALL
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-09-25

The biggest stock Of ledgers, cash
books, journals and day books car
ried by any store in this section of
the State. All bought before the
recent advances in price. Our prices
have not been advanced. The Herald
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22

~ .'''"
A. y Inh'r cotton. 4. hnH 90
H 20 p..''r' 1T SHi." .,.
',.'. , t''
VIZ
....
FOR fNLl.-lWFr ,Ia heating s'lEr.
t.,r to''.rrr "a nd go,g w., 7., .''.. s'
nm less than h1t Muas 2.c,.n a..
Inst van
POOL ,,f'ss. a car-r.,,r- ann, ~
T., go Lin -'rrst. y'rrBn. O.a
e MACK sa.,Y, is,,.., ,-u ,,.,..
= Il,E coW..I. tfa,eI..r ta.".
Ivy h'r ana ..ye none, smu.
Hu$fY. Pure o,'r,.r,i ln ..ss' .at
$685. gH pulls il2, also 81 ...t
. ..r frF.r Quantities writ" or lrrH
''.''.'. l''.'''. 'f'
/ l'" rN.L. 'hsdr ms lew rurgc.o-
I.2 AID di'N.''ry ~ volumes,
,''' - ''' ''i ~. N'...i -'.'.
l.I. 'h,.E.' '.'nl 'HF ms ..'.N .tf's
f ..' H rr.r "f o. fI poo
" il. -.... .. vs. l' >.''rg 90 rI'.
llU sAlI.I.f,r,, uure. "a. carat.
white aHm No. 'nI Nr.an.
Magic
COOP Iururiy .l' s'la as pnsn
'"'. Walnut .''..f
INIlAfE a.l,n hos, and .,-,r..
.N laN pants A. ,-p on g. 10 A
pg.r. also .hr3ra- yraJ.. Huffman
Nh A., Toune.rs AZ, rrg'tiM
= Y
gD,, fpDvfNg Ida. .,t...
y,l, 81. n, W I,
go W. -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY
MERCHhNDTSE


" 5.l nave STOCK ot merchandiss
~ '''b Wan' !" sell Nn'o 20 me 81
n,s.' ,,.I.,H '''' ''oF' Dos ''''
'',n NLI--'t t'.H' 5000. I'n IT.
F'f'D ''I Ws. .''h H'ko hnl eHall w
..ug rs., for land ef a hsrean ana
,ae. terms Boz lEI NargIm Osh.
JUp .,r-- -tr,.,..,,,, ,,,, ,,t,,,.,
r-., ,,,,. .,,,,, ,, IN n,
,.... g. la..,H ,n,a1er
r.'a "A, uht
lDe. SALE. r,.sf. store building lot.
1N.A oven. tools and rsiurs., al
'n Nr-t LASS condition. & 10 u ?
'"'aHm0m
IDG sAlL-Ha hIrs l.l hangsa.
Western Hat CO.. ~ o. Robinson,
Oklahoma Ity
tII'N.lIiEG plant flr sale. complete
".'. good U.I town Maple 80
F.H SALE
4 r'.1 r.y stock az general ins--
rNarf.-r arI yiy.,rts IND ano OF tn.
I.s. county soar u,Ua IN Eastern Okla
bona. ,r.' location. good business IN
voice : .Hvy AhANpr qullk. ~ 81. Oh
IhuuUl
81 0y nfy- tl,r..t.r,s aud tIitlne,,
o., 4.,anr, g,p.,,,.i,I lotel doIns
7 c,,sr'lntI.. ,nc tug.uess located in
b pno a. I.af.nr husInrs. town. An south
,-r ..frHa,14 U x. Gs,tori7u
ron FNLF- -p..t,Yr,,t- doirg c,n.-t,
business in booming an tovr' ,it
South l.t street. p8pc, CIV. O.l,. Y.
l. D.asrs-
.,..., .-..
u'W "L WN" on W.
60, u'.s opp'' 'uhy Ipt NveIh
,',, ,, u,,. ,VVs,th ,.u,,, ~
e.y,,,n,,l,i rIt ry,u Clt,
- -
NANIlD- Party with capital "
.''u sV teht nous heN on 'oNh
VIZ Iuy ~ lor'eN' '"'eh'hls"t W."
. 5'''. ''N'ne 'la' ''1"' ''I"f ONh
/ WASTED some ono with concret.
. block machine 70 make blocks and
erect several buildings. Commercial
Grub cyril oNa,
JDg PRINTING SHOP. maintained kv
ssNstnt'.al con~arn dainv only its own
...,tlrr ,css. sIi.ro,ird iob nrlntsr 10
,E,. ,r,ry..o ~ ,,,u-41uIr1.d ivyo ,p,es,
sr~o n,i'ng, holm k1en Tho work 70.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
AUTOS VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES


.ff,t. .l..... -.,.,... 49,,
'. 9.., 49, '-'
Hudson
f.,.s..,.
~ IIh, Ilyhi it 'n. ~ A-l
'NN'r. ''" -iAlI'
ron SAIL - Ha.. Grand Chevrolet.
...hs a'l RIMS .s- r,t '.n 4"
.t. owner. s.a'.. 4. I..frun. Wat
.. #l'
"y,,.r. ,.r.p ..u.. Al ...tl,..,.
,-.r... .ra.r t va.q ..4
..n. worth no a.r5 Phone MAJ.
..,, y.,,..rr,.
~, l.I O.. r.. ..'. ..t,.
...Y ,.t.. ..r.r a., F..ttrt ,... ,....
.. ,... r. + H.ru,ss ~ San u.
NHy.r 1855.
...r. .r.g Dy.p o. a..
l..s .r.l.p,.rr 81, u.rrg new
r..1 tires now battery wire vne Is
N.Nsr I,ss tnA0 sn.l u.s-. c1ulH'I ~
rh 0.asa, quick 'a.". $50, r0l s'Ne
i... ... = rfoaivRE Maple lt''
IuH SAIL ~'romterg cuna-'or f.r
iard also k'nFf'on '3S Ford Sc
Ntr tt..fHl Furniture CO.. "a h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
POULTRY-PFTS-INL LUBATORS

FOR SALEy-Pedisrced New Zealand
red rabbits, All ages, send for our
free booklet, How 10 Raise Rahhus
Succ. ssfully." Mccain Nbbctty, Abi.
lene. TcNas.
SCOTCH collie dog fot sale chepp Cali
1919 n Francis
FOR SALE Mnlr puppy. tull hooiod
Eskimo poodle, hve months old 62i
w Grand
EXTREMELY dark yellow Cannri"s
guaranteed singers l3lis W tth
81 Walnut 1912
FOR sALE-Trpncd pointer bird dog
2lli \. Walnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
NOTICES

J. o. GREEN r,A estate. walnut ?5Ji
FAMOUS s,cly s.srmnt, True.
sIusn'ccd 10 contract 0rrulng. nt-
ted by expert. alsp abdominal b.i,s
-iir uusses shoulder braces West.
f1Il brug 60. Oklahoma Ciy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma

- sO.ACRE hog. corn and alial-
w. IA farm. 80 acres fine al
~ falis, cut times this year.
W' king IN excess OF | ton per acre.
another cutting now ready 10 cut again;
Improved with 6-room house, barn cox
'pNis feet. good well soft water with
MIL and all fenced and cross fenced
with woven wire. Can. write or wire
J. S, Mathews
Farm Land Dept.
K L. STUART Co
Mani. "A IA Was, Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT

OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER co
500 r. Robinson Walnut 80
Iyuywritcrs bought sold
Rented and Nep1 -
suuds'rand ndn0s machines
SAILS AND OFFICE FrRNlruRG
New and second -hend Right prices
WESTERN BANK SUPPLY 60
2l1 West Main Phone walnut ib1
WANTED to buy, 3 good Underwood
Ur Ecwu.inn or SO Q Oliver type
vrr5rr; quote very lowest cash price
T. - BOX lo,5, nk1nomo C'y
ElN Rr host Tho lrht running Fox
l hc na'N 'ypoNf'tcr O7kcS Tlpr.
vr.fR- Exchange. state dealers, 2'i
West and oklahoma city
GOOD cash register sId several type.
writer's and Todd yNcrkwuter ~ bar
-rIu 20I " end ud7h'ha ci'N
rpR SAl.re.L. G Smith & pros type.
writer 80 @. In perfect working or
dor ard ne good ne new Call at i-D.
Yves, california avenue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

GLEN JONES. specialist all kinds auto
repairing; Is Years experience, work
guaranteed Maple Hs2i. 90 Eqst 7rd 60
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND

.jv ,,.o Word ,,u.y ,,s,,,,,,,.
,.r N,.ru, ag.t srGi ,C 'itL
,.... .-,,t. .t.., .....,.,-, ,,,. II
,. u ,.,,. q. =. .'' ''''''
..' IN.J sedan '9r sale. i50h Wal
rH' '...
Poo o.. ,-.... 90. .rJ huu..,
u.. shield !. G, loai.-g sgare
.H ' f,' quick
...H..r IH. .i,u truck, Tnrarnssa
~ FHu' body o0k lHls truck over.
'4 uyM.r. TRUCK with cab and
Body. ms /, q vn'tr'.' buy.
THE \ T. klII CO..
N... Maple ,.t
.. . ,,.. ', .,.,,.,, A, ~. r..i r'.,,c.. .,oe,
rH.rs other extras $3.50. Caylrol
Fr Co.. 40 y. California walnut
r0rp D0I~o ,-o-:.
- o IV-- kc sVlI my
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
PROFESSIONAL
RSONAL

AM STILL in OklAhomn city aud work.
Ing. write mo hrte, IDA G.
lNkY Tor adoption. a strong, healthy
hov Of good rafcn,agc k-i5, okla.
humau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
sEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES

COTTON SEED Record bales per
acre Largest potato and cabbage
plant shippers In the south Write Tor
facts
SEXTON rIANT co.
Rnyst1n, Ga. lnyouR, ia
WANTED Immediate shipment. aNt-
nnd alfalfa hay, car lots quote Z % 10
prices. r G. Cooper Lumber Co. Grain
Dealer. Trankstou. Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
Used Cars

as
GSeG @G.5
r,al's- --r,a. B.-- 81 aOr
p,' ,'i,,' '.. soi,, rsv.- been sold IL, ''.''
r,S. 81 '.i nr, r-',, ''.'' ''' 7al
,,.l,. -. ,.t ''''
Ir, I,,., .1,. .-
Iufsrr a',,drr ............. ass
~ .,,1.cr s@r1 and ms,12l,'oH s,,ao, p.''''" s,s
,q1ss" r,, "n' ,t,nF sS,N. ''.''''.'''.' as
i3iiss rorS rorS ssd,n sd S''p' '.'.'..'.,.. g. ~
~ r"lu, p. pass food S'"'' '''' "a,
.,SS org arhNtI!. ",l to'' "''''' 80
III. H,lI''aHer fu,A ..r.,,'
"'''''' o"','' IN NV "''
Auto MARKET
Uo, %. ia w 4th
...,'.,. -,,....- ,,.-. - ,,...... ..,,I
Wy. a.. .,,.., ''.'
Il.tll "a a-Ilsstnrrr .'r .n F"od con-
d.tAn '"' u'lr '''s. ''|l "t'HUl ''I'
NANIIN.'. '.afn model Dodge touring.
or ru.astnr. must hc Al condition
ond 0.rll 'h" MONEY Walnut lusl-J.
SIIENulp --passengcr Paige car tor
sale. cash or terms TO dcslrnn,e psc.
p'e Walnut 7o7g
----r -r,pngT- -r5pDs,
,o,o ,,,,',y ',,, ,,, srort ',,,so,na,, TOO,
,ry ~ rYt'I,, ,i"'S ,gI,,''n lN,p ,i,",r1, ts,
ann. !,.t
Hl1 touring. In excellent condition
tl-,.
'..i roadster completely ovcrhaulei.
cIn0'ci, as good ~ utw, $50.
I''H roadster. eng ne recently over
rurd
.lb panel nrNNey car bargain.
'.,n,, -, ,..
,oa5 ''''' ''''''' '''' '..' '"'''''
Isl7 Fo-u. a. Truck. TON. ,7an
1913 roupr. electric ,tarter. shock .b.
soIoCrs. i625.
IKE ssdll 'h'np ~ 'h0o
Hl - t,'N rl'il't ia'n- --..
CoI,,,,,''a ,i, ~. i'''''''''
,.'' '''u ',..'''.'..
SIZE lliE FOllpN lNi BEFORE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

FOR SALE Sir room roomlns house
prro tjid $50 down. also 10 rooms
price 1850; LAO II rooms; come So.
us li7h " California ave- Room
phono Maple 6bO7. Mr Conafd q
Ray
WANTED 10 rent 10 or 2O.room room
irs house furnished. phone walnut
100. pr address hastings or Turner
Oh. security Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
Stoves for Sale $50 90
Pick From

~tt..t ra
a-IE 7 .oTT1
Jri..- arf ..,r,., Ie1 W,st end
WN.TlD. .Dr. ,r,,r,ssu N.In,i,
.,d. nam suit. on, ma, l.,r Js,I.
bed. ,..p amt, ,,. ,,,r, r,, u1,,it
pei, Library able. one uIus.i Wilton
are Square. 3 aNm!rHt.r rars. 4 lIo,o
az nrp0.up about .uUG nnl one EIe.
t''.i oven gts rang" Mrs. ID James
Walnut - INST broadway
N .NTiN.NrY ius r,u rt..,i. rsrf.
tom q. \ room, 70, rood ',rn',pr,
u.....y .,.l u,,.. ..,r ,- ia7. ,,,,.
\taI'.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
PERPETRATORS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS

FOR SALE-A very large lard press
and cooler, sausage suffer, one is.
foot counter, ono pair Dayton scales.
plot farm scales, ono large cash reg
ister 20 W. California
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22
New Maternity Capitol
Elt.j E'0g-.Gglp

l...l Hospital"
...g s9Ih Robinson. Oklahoma City.
operated ~ nirh r.ass n'stetri Cians,
.I 'N.r.cnt trairei nurses. Pricss
rc. aHGtlc
IluN. |ATlu uATHs l3iq y
hr ,luH' Nrple i2t-
N''tiTuN National Detective Service
commercial work $40 ilrrhkovlL
IH. Telephone Maple lio'
hDW Us tho time 20 take down your
swr.rg' and store them for tho win
ter Cal Maple 3n1j Tho Reliable Tent
md Awning company III ;. Harvey
HAVE cancelled mortgage given on
AgLust lsth 10 G. A llkirs on red
mix COW. Hereby cancelled because he
fallot 10 deliver certain obligations
auyon. buying sgJne viii DO 80 at their
own risk " " Osborne
q x STAMP n SEAL co, i,s 'sst
Grand Phone Walnut Nt
PUBLIC dslry sale. Friday oct Hih;
miles north of Capitol hdr., on
stat" highway Tinsley Bros
REAL EsTATE-lcl7 West :Jrd Ia on
market II II orr.
HAIR GOODS for color.i people; one
stem wayy switch special SOC 3'stem
vayy switches. special 81 50. Trhnsior.
nation rpcgiHl 500 Oks. Hair Goods
Co. 200 Terminal Arcade. upstairs,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-22

n }.u have stock ot merchandise
.NI ready want 10 sell Nrito 10 me al
.n's describing your stock. Boi III.
..nuI Ipufu bh.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
MRS. Gait TO BE SPEAKER
AT SUFFRAGE CONVENTION
President of National Association win
AooresS Mnss-Mec ting on
November 20.

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. president
OF the National American Woman suf-
rage Association and of the Inter-
national Suffrage Alliance. will be the
principal speaker at tho eighth State
convention OF the Equal Suffrage
League OF Virginia. to be held at the
Jefferson Hotel Richmond, November
20-2l. with 4 mass meeting at the
Jefferson auditorium on the evening
OF November 20.
1t is expected that Mrs. Gait will
reach Richmond in time for the formal
opening OF the convention at noon.
Thursday. November 20. immediately
following tho afternoon session of tho
convention n reception will be rendered
Mrs; Gait and the delegates by Mrs.
Archer u. Jones at her residence 2O3
West Franklin Street.
At the mass-mecting that evening
Mrs, Gait will deliver her first address
IN virginia since she spoke in the
STATE $, n, ,o Gapitol in 1921 before the Con-
asking that body to SO frame the Con-
women In the electorate. She ia a
woman or world wide note as n leader
ana speaker. 1t being due largely to
her wise and tactful leadership that the
cause OF woman suffrage in tho world
today Is SO near complete victory.
The Equal Suffrage League of Rich
mond will be hostess OF the conven
tion; it's acting president. Mrs. Charles Charles
q. Bosher, delivering the address OF
welcome: Mrs b. B.. Valentine. State
president will call the convention to
order. All sessions will be held in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
BAPTIST TRAINING SCHOOL
TO HOLD EXERCISES TODAY
CONNIE ccncnt Address, 10 lie Deuv-
cred mt Grace street baptist
Church This Afternoon nj ..

Commencement exercises OF the Bap-
list Training School for Sunday School
and Church Workers will be held this
afternoon At 2 O'Clock in the Grace
Street Baptist Church. The commence
ment address will be delivered by DR..
+. l.. Burroughs, educational secretary
OF the Baptist Sunday School Board
at Nashville. Tenn.
Examinations are being conducted
today.
The training school attendance has
exceeded that of any previous year so
far as the classes are concerned, and
the mass have also been we'll
attended.
The S75.ooo.o0o campaign conferences
which have featured the sessions of
the training school have been highly
successful Representatives OF the va
rious sunday schools and churches OF
Richmond and vicinity have attended
regularly. and it is thought great re-
suits Will be obtained in the campaign
by reason OF the special traininS>which
the workers have received.
DR.. Joseph I. Watts announced last
night that similar training school
would be opened Sunday afternoon in
Norfolk. when Dr. George W. Leavall
vii! be the speaker OF the occasion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Or. Frank Pratt speaks on Elk
pcrienccs OF Rcd Cross Mnn in Ger
many" Mt First Unitarian Church
mt IL.
Exhibition OF Sencfelder litho-
graphs at atelicr of Misses Adele
Clark and Nora Houston, lis East
Franklin Street. 1 to q.
Rev. Robert W. Patton. ID. D.,
speaks at mass-mectinE Mt Holy
Trinity Episcopal Church in interest
Of nation-,vide campaign of Epis-
copul Church, $.
Commencement exercises of Bnp-
list Trimming School for Sunday
School md Church Workers, Grace
street baptist Church.. 3.
Drug clerks OF Richmond meet In
Arcade building, Foushce Street,
between Broad md Grace Streets, 3.
DIR. EEbert q. Smith speaks on
conditions In the Orient" mt Second
Presbyterian Church Mt S,15.
DIR. Zumbrunner delivers address
on religious survey In Richmond mt
Brond street Methodist church.. II.
Address before Lnymen's Mis-
sionnry Union Of First Baptist
Church (colorcd), College and Broad
Streets, by John Ballard, $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
TAKE SALTS IF YOUR BACK HURTS:
SAYS DRUGS EXCITE THE KIDNEYS

Drink lots Of WATERFOWL can't drink
100 much; also get from any pharma-
cist about four ounces of Jad Salts:
take teaspoonful in glass of water
before breakfast each morning for q
rev days and your kidneys will act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon JUICE,
combined with lithia, and has been
used for generations to clean and
stimulate clogged kidneys; also to
nentralize the acids in urine so 1t no
longer is source Of irritation, thus
ending bladder weakness
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in !.
jure; makes delightful eftervescent
Whitewater drink which every one
should take now and then to keep
their kidneys clean and active. Try
this. also keep up the water drinking,
and no doubt you will wonder what
became OF your kidney trouble and
backache.-Adv.