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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03

lntsCItARGEn SOtuuEB NNp WIPE
want two rooms and httrhvnrttr.
reasonable VIII be- steady. hut
cant pay mouth ln advance. "n'h
etGt a. flicH.
WANTED no RENT Z or 5-RooM
furnished house. Madison park
district preferred k-iis. star
Is D--MlsCIttLNNEoUs
THg OWL rAys MORE for clothing.
furs furniture W. buy sell and
exchange vVcry thing liltN lot
Etuvtt 33at
SECpNp HAND COOK STOW
from private partics. I Henderson.
lt1s1s Sturscs rnad
% FOR ShLE-MiSCEiINNEOt =
SASH AND DOORS
Our large Illustrated catalogue No
sent free. postpaid. on requ-.,
prices on sash. doors frames
paints building paper. et,
'ustt rece,Nsd a large. trssh ',a,ih
ing at SIS per thousand.
FIe desdening trlt ho-ys,e
A.plsi, building rspr. SCOTT ;,
l-piv Cold seal Rootins 80. 800
s-nlv Gold seal Rooftnw ...... 20
s-blv Goid Seal Roofing ...... 500
We sell anyone. and ship anywhere
one. pricc 10 alt
Tho largest manufacturers IN the
West settling direct TO tho con-
sumer
90 N WILLIAMS co,
Ior MNRTfS AucrtoSrER
ron SALE. CttEAp. At SIS IT'S
a regular bargain 4 Zine. clear
toned solo violin. a Nagincv model
FUN tt-tnch size VIII take Liberty
n0nd Also good how and new
leather case. K-tit. The star
pHoNoGRAPHs OUR SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1918 Westiake Elliott e6fS
Oppo-itr New Times nidg
We buy. trade exchange. r"palr
New stewart phonographs plays any
disc records. $3.50. stewart fF"d
ucts service station. sio J.. PIKE o.
Phone East cas-
THE BELLTOWN FURNITURE co
Special buyers Of phonosraphs and
musical instruments. Main 4ait
stoa First ave
REST PIANO ANp PHoNoGitAFH
values at FrinErr'H Piano House.
ipes Third ave. Elliott 1907
FOR SAt.E-A MEAT SLlcElt
counter. show case and computing
scales sidney it2s
DRY tthitNA Ntth TN 80
eordwood or stove lragth fh"nr
queen Anne 80
NEw PIANOS FoR RENT RENT
applied on purchase. Meyer
Toner. sio Union.
kANANAGHS tsso HATE iios list
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Blake Furniture Co. ,os PIKE ~ esis
Sc FOR sAIE-fuR>iTURE
DRoP-HEAp SINGER. ALL At
tachmrnts: srNa perfectly 10.
Large brass bed. complete. 81. %
sxis rug. s42 so, and rooms hlEh
grade furniture. all together or ~
piece
iss5's Eighth az. be-, PIKE and Pine
FOR SALE HEATER FuR WOOD
or coal Also other furniture. tce-
Sonabie. ss5 ttth. Mary ave. y. "
Sc POULTRY
SoLVE THE RAnY CHICK PROB
lem with an Ideal Incubator, They
get tho big matches
LIILY's. PIONEER SQUIRE
SsA GiHDE>i>C
WE HAVE \ MO sTos'k OF As.
psraxus and rhuharh roots goose
berries. raapb~frtss. etc
LILLY. PIONEER sQlAkE
So RABBITS
FANCY RHODE ISLAND ROOSTER.
s.. special. SIS " sand -
50 LIVE STOCK
GoOb. LIGHT DELIVERY TEAM.
harness aud wagon for sale or
trade for good young COW or
poultry Also ono tQ0-eEE cypherH
Incubator. sell or trade ON the
Old Wentou car line. at BON
Afawr. wash. " =. Collier.
i.tfI.Y's SEEDS QUALIFY WHERE
quality is dec ding factor.
-LlI4.Y-S. PIONEER SgINtE,
81 rOR sAI.t--AtT OMOBit.t.s
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% BUSINESS OPPOR MITES


% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OWN 10 MILES or CREEK.
square mile Of bank. so 900. 900
yards Of doliaT-yard gold gravel
Untold millions there for our COM
pRny OF miners and shipyard
workers Installing machinery.
want few more men to take re-
naming stock. go with mining
engineers Call mornings to 2
evenings. 40 Iincklcy Bldg, Sec
ond and Columbia.
RESTAURANT
BEST OFFER TAX rs TT
Falc OF restaurant.
cost about si.6nO To equip. VIII
take anything in reason Restau-
rant is situated in very good ioca-
sion. and was taking in SEQ a day
before death OF original owner
call a1t ScaboRrd bldg.
RESPECTABLE. REFINED WOMAN
wishes honest man as partner in
rooming house business, Al. star.
GARAGE FOR SALE
Rcnt $50. t-ycar lease: did stTt in
repairs last week. This place "a
FUN Of work. and more waiting
All tools and everything goes; 20
steady storage at good prices.
Must have the cash by Saturday
night. or VIII lose all. This ~ a
chance TO get n good place VERY
cheap. Win take $3.50 cash. Cali
room a2t ScRboaTd Etig
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Collateral Iaans

MONEY LOANED ON ALL ARTf
clcs OF value. The Reliable. go
Third ave
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NEAR RIvi,uToN

NEAR RIVEHToN
acres % deep rich soil level an "a
floor. partly cleared and facing on
fine graded road You can have
electric lights and trlsphone.
Walking distance % electric car.
Price 81 300. cash. $3.50. balance
very easy For particulars zee
CHARLES r. ADAMS
Phone Main stet. 1910 Third Ave.
Residence Phone. sidney it0t.
foH hAf.E-ito ACHES LAND. 10
ACRES cleared good soil. and good
pasture land large orchard /.
Groom house large barn AID few
buildings good water system.
near railroad station. good school
cows hsifnrs and one heavy
horse. one mile g. ~ beach. Must
ssit AZ a sacrifice Price only $40
per acre write for terms = r..
White Twin. WASH
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SOLDIER ANp WtFE
want Two tuoma aud kttrhenvtte.
reasonable VIII he steady, but
can't pay month ln advance. 'tnin
e5Gt e. tlirR
WANTED. no RENT I or GROOM
furuIs shed house. Madison park
district preferred k-tta. star
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Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THg OWL rAys MORE for clothing.
fura furniture ~ buy, sell and
exchange vVcry thing liltN lot
Etuvtt a3tl.
SEtpNn HAND COON Slb\ y
frum private particle 4 Henderson.
tt1tts Sturgvs road
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IMPERIAL TURKISH RATHS, ftOS
Fourth ave. Electric cabinets.
therapeutic lamps. tubs. Rhcu-
matism my specially. Louis
Myers. chiropodist. mechanic Their
apist Phone Main Ss1a. day or
ptnhl
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COAST DETECTIVE,
Agency-320 Scaboard Bids Male
and female operatives: open day
and night office. Elliott 1853
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rot ITRy
GARDENING

VIE HAVE \ utG STOCK OF As
psrazus and rhubarh roots. goose
berries. raaph~fftss. etc
LILLY. PIONEER SQUARE
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-12

us all the assumption is too quick that
real politics in it's true form is not
gcncraly practiscd.
The Advertiser takes no pleasure in
constantly keeping the public utilities
OF this city before it's citizens. 1t
could much easier dodge the whole is
sue 1t commits itself, however, to the
welfare and interest OF this city and
county and it would be gross avoid
ancc of its duty and privilege should
it seek to avoid the issue.
1t is our pleasure to state that the
mayor Of this city, with whom this pa
per has often differed as to various
policies. has accorded us free access
to all sources of information and we
believe has sincerely cndcavorcd TO ar
rive at Il Fair settlement of this QucS-
ton. The same may be said Of the
aldermen, except that they may no
have Shown the initiative and re
SourccfulncSs SO essential in such mat
tcrs.
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COURT TRYING BURDETrE CASE.
Continued From Front Pagc.)

1
highways of our county
The county jail has been condemned
by this and all other bodies who have
inspected it recently as unsafe, un-
sanitary and unfit for use. The in
formation is that an appropriation
was made and commission appoint
cd to build now jail but owing to
the existing abnormal prices, it is i'm
possible to build a Jail for the amount
appropriated. We would recommend
that our representatives supplement
this with an amount sufficient to
erect new building.
We would urge that the police OIL
GERS Of our county look closely after
the enforcement Of what is known as
the patent medicine, extract, etc. act,
which was passed by the last lcgis-
laturc, as in our opinion great harm
Is coming from the excessive sale and
uses Of these compounds.
We have appointed committees to
investigate the following: roads and
bridges, schools, county officers. cOun-
ty home. chain gang and public
buildings. The committees will at
tend to these duties and report to the
Court at future regular term. This
being the first term we desire not to
report on these until we have sufli-
cicnt time to familiarizc ourselves
with the true conditions.
In conclusion, We desire to thank
His Honor and the court officers for
shown. All Of which is most
respectively submitted.
s. NJ WILKES
Foreman Of Grand Jury.
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ODGE. No. 20, 4. +. VI

regular COmmunica j.
'almctto Lodge, No ~
NJ, will be held
light, March II, |
80 O'Clock. There
Q U. c. degree. n
10 attend and Wis
me.
r r. Nick
ncrctary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
. 5 5 .

FOR Shle-Pinc cord wood 5 to 100
cords delivered. Also some oak lum-
Der. F. IL Cainc, Laurens Phone 1923.
34-1t-pd
Lost-Either in Swtzcr's store or
between there and N.Y. home, a silver
card case. Had enclosed a card of
Miss Essie Flowers Reward for it's
return Mrs. John Switzer. 34-1t
For Snlc-Brand new Underwood
typewriter. Never been used. Traffic
with me. II. l.. Kennedy, Enterprise
National Bank 341t-pd
For Kent-One six room house and
garden within one mile of Barksdalc.
at 5000 per month. Mrs. NJ. ~. Gar
rc,i' barkSdalc, 5. e. 34-1t-pd
For Salc-Plenty Of six-'w eeks-old
piss. Duroc-I crscy- cross,
at $500 each Better be safe than
sorry. L. NJ. Bcacham at Tom Shaw,s
farm. Phone S5. 2I-2t-pd
Wanted have an opening for a
young man who has had some cyncri-
cncc in the jcwclry business. 1t is un-
necessary to apply unlcss you have
had such experience. James Allan &
Co, Charleston, S. G. 3I-1t-Dd
Wanted buy six or eight ycarl-
ing Jersey hcifcrs &. Y. Iellams,
Gray Court. S. G. 34-1t-pd
just Rcccivcd-Two carloads of
choice flour; one carload of oats, one
carload of handsome chairs and furni-
turc. We invite your inspection
"Grays", Gray Court, S. G. 34-1t1
Seed Corn-Cokcrs Pedigrced Pure
Marlborough prolific corn, $1OO per
peek, $l.S5 per half bushel, $3.50 per
bushcl. Also large stock of cabbage
plants EARLY Jersey Wakefield, Sue
ccssion, and Late Drumhcad 25c per
hundred. o. p. Goodwin, Laurens, Rt.
2. 34lt-pd
For Sale Several COWS fresh in
milk. NJ. l.. Copeland. 34-1t
EggS-Rhodc Island Reds that stay
red. See my chickens before you buy.
$1.50 per setting from Pen No. l; $1OO
from Pen. No. Early hatched chick
ems make fall layers. w. r. McCuen,
Laurens, S. G. 33-5t-pd
Wantcd-To rent my upstairs. Three
rooms, modern convenicnces. Mrs. S.
ID. Young. 33-5t-pd
Liberty Bonds--If you have them for
sale. see me. Clyde II. Franks, at
Farmers National Bank 32-5t
ROOms-Attractivc front rooms over
]. c. Shell & Company's store opposite
postoffcc also front room over
Clardy's. Apply phone "a Gray Court,
or J. c. Shell or Wells Clardy. 31-5t |
Wantcd-Pea Fowls. State number
price, age and sex. Mrs. Grover Roper, |
Lanrens. Route 6. 30-tf !
For SHle-Eggs from my pure bred |
Barred Plymouth Rocks. and S. G.
White Lcghorn. $3.50 per setting of IS,
postpaid. also have few nice |
cockerels. G. c. Roper, Laurens. Route
6. 30-5t-pd |
For Scrvice-My registered o. |. G.
stock hog. Will keep one all season,
fec reasonable. G. c. Roper, I.aurcns.
Route 6. 30-5t-pd |
Wnntcd-Girls to operate electric |
power sewing machines making over
alls. Good pay and steady employ
mcnt. Pay while you learn. Drafts
Rcfo Chester. S. G.. 30-5t-pd !
Sayman'S Products Phone your or
dcrs for Sayman's White Wonder
Soap to r. II. Donaldson at Watts Mill |
Store and will make deliveries. Agent |
for Laurcns Township. 30-5t |
MulcS-Another lot OF fresh mules
on hand. Come and see them at Bolts
old stable. W. H. Wharton. 30-tf |
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at Central Academy
"dially invited to attend
1T Central Academy
h inst, beginning
won't you?
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INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
Organized 1892
DDnIDEDfNV


WRITE OR CALL on the undcrsign-
cd for any information you may desire
about our plan Of insurance
We insure your property against de-
struction by FIRE WINDSTORM OR
LIGHTNING. and do SO cheaper than
any company in eXistancc.
Remember we are prepared to prove
to you that ours Is the safest and
cheapest plan OF insurance known.
Our Association is now licensed to
write Insurance in the counties Of
Abbeville, Greenwood. Mccormick,
Edgefield, Laurcns, Saluda, Lexington,
Richland. Calhoun, and Spartanburg
The officers are: Gen. j. Fraser
Lyon, President, Columbia, s. c.; j. r.
Blake, Gen. Agt, Secty. and Treas,
Greenwood, 8. c.
DIRECTORS:
A. 0. Grant :. :. MT. Carmel, s. c..
j. NJ. Gambrell :. :. Abbeville. 8. G..
]. r. Blake ;. :. :. Greenwood, S. c..
A. w. Youngblood :. Hodges, 8. G.
J. Fraser Lyon ). :. Columbia, s. c..
r. II. Nicholson ;. .Edgefeld,S. G.
w. II. Wharton ;. ;. Waterloo, 8. C.
W. G. Bates ;. -. .Batesburg, s. C..
j. II. BLAKE, Gen. Agt.
Greenwood, s. C..
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HEADS JEWISH RELIEF,


Mr.. William Solomon, OF This city,
has accepted the appointment as
chairman for this county for The Jew
ish Relief Fund to be raised April 7th.
Sth and 9th. South Carolina has been
asked TO raise 100000 for this fund
and I.aur"nS county its prOportiOnatc
share. The funds will be used for
the relief Of distress not only anon
the Jews, but among other nationali-
ties in southeast Europe Mr.. Solomon
said yesterday that he was confident
that he would have the cordial CO.
operation Of the people of this COUNTY
In his effort to raise money for this
worthy cause
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-12

Mrs. r. r. Fleming, SEC
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-12

Whatever makes you faUor-
obiy knoDn sefis goods
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-12
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves.

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
and IRON. 1t acts on the Live., Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-12

See the Detroit Vapor Oil stove. /
burns gas made from oil-no wicks
more heat, absolutely safe
S. NJ. & E II. WILKES & CO.
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Competitive Accomplishment
"My daughter IS taking fencing les
sons, and YOU should see how she can
feint." "Thats nothing. You ought
to see how mine can throw IT."
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-03-12
v ting OF y. 4. Il.

The Hcnr T.aurens Chapter, ID 3
r.. will moo at the home Of Mrs. W
l.. Gray, or Friday afternoon at fou,
o'clock
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LAURENS. $. e.. MARCH f., 1919.
Uncle Ad says:

not advertise bargains; does not
describe, or illustrate, or price
goods. 1t tells of stores service
to the public; of the activities of
its organization and employees
just to make the public turn to it
with the same confidence, they
give to any public institution.
Wanamaker's is credited with or
iginating the idea, but it can be
used by even the small advertiser.
Whatever makes you fuvor-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20

daughters, Helen and Bernice and
Mrs. jeanette Crandall and daughter,
Lulu, went over to Galland's Grove
Saturday where they attended a two
days conference in session at the l..
ID. s. church there. Tie meetings
were conducted by Elder j. B. Barrett
district president from Lamont, C. L.
Anderson, OF Fort Dodge, and D. r.
Chambers, of Magnolia. +. .....
], Miss Mae Killion and little Beverly
Bramson have returned to Dunlap,
having spent two weeks at the home
Of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. III. Killion, while Editor o. E, Bran
son, wife and daughter, Helen we're
enjoying an outing at the lakes in
Minnesota. ~ :, .,'..I -,
Arlene, the little two year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A, Birk-
!lofer. was the victim Of most pain
full accident on Friday evening. She
and her brother, Robert were driving
with a horse. and buggy. over to the
.Laubscher place just across the
tracks from where the Birkhofers re-
side, AS they were crossing the
tracks, the boy saw a train approach
ing and in egging the horse on, the
animal started with a sudden jerk
which resulted in the little girl being
thrown out of the buggy. She was
very badly bruised, receiving severe
cuts and scratches. on her face. A
physician was called and while no
bones were found to be Lroken, the
little miss lay in very serious con-
dition for a time. At the present
writing, she is reported to be getting
along nicely. If
Miss Viola Paul returned, Saturday
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4a4f Ak & q " Ia . h4ff .
home with them and spent couple
of days with Louis Buss. -.
Mrs. Leslie Howorthl and son, Dan.
ief,i returned the first of the week.
having spent the greater part of the
summer at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Daniel Reagan in Chicago, also visit.
ing in Michigan. They stopped in
Denison for a brief visit before COM
ing home. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Chamberlin and
daughter Irma, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Goldsworthy left Thursday for Lake
Okoboji where they are spending a
week: r., - y. ~ w..
The b. NJ. McElwam family enter
tanned Mr.. Sawyer Of Cedar, Rapids.
Who arrived Saturday evening, and
remained over Sunday. .
The saerame entail service was leld
Sunday morning at the; Methodist
church administered by the pastor,
Rev w. T. Rink. The congregation
had the pleasure Of listening to an
exceptionally fine unusual number in
the; way Of a duet, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Rink of Council Bluffs, who were
present at this meeting. 4f
| Mrs. IS. u. Acker and daughters,
Faye / and Irma, with their visitor,
Miss Xesta Laird, Of Omaha, were in
Manila spending a couple of days last
week with the formers sister 4.
II The w. 3. Fishel family entertained
at a. picnic dinner Sunday In the EnOs
Cross grove, as q. compliment to w.
III. Buss, wife and son, Charles, and
her visiting sister, Mrs. P.F. Branaka
and sons, Argyle and Donald, of Eagle
Grove. Miss Cecil Harker of Maple
ton, Dr, ia. Brill, wife and two Chill
dren Beth and Marty, and Alfred Ed.
wards and Jack blair we're also in
vited to participate. The occasion
was greatly enjoyed by all. y
J.,W. Howorth and wife, Mrs. Isaac
iHoworth who was here from. Denison,
and Chas. Miller We're represented
from Dow City at the chautauqua In
Dunlap last week. l.t:,;;
John Aflart and wife mOtored to
Omaha Sunday evening, where they
spent few days. Viii All fl =
. On Friday evening, Miss Janet Rae
entertained about fifteen young people
at a lawn party at her home. A very
pleasant social time was enjoyed with
a fine service of refreshments att its
conclusion. Out Of town guests in
cluded Misses Marie Helsley and Mar
tina Weiss, of DeniSon, and Merton
Thomas. of Newark, Del. The affair
was greatly appreciated by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Coulthard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Coulthard, of
California Junction, were visitors at
the w. =. Dow home last week They
were on their way overland to Lake
Okcboii and we're unfortunate in hav-
ing breakdown with their car. The
gentlemen were compelled to return
to California Junction for repairs and
in the meantime, the ladies visited
here. Mrs. Reuben Coulthard is
niece OF Mrs. Dow.
I Mrs. George Davis and son, Robert,
of Omaha. and Mrs. I. w. Beames and
son, Oscar of Harlan, were Sabbath
guests at the Henry Bell home.
Jas. Pearsoll, ST. and sons, George
and M. A. PearsalE, a nd the attelss
wife. Mr., and Mrs. A. L. Jackson and
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from Des Moines where she had been
attending the summer session OF
school, and will spend the remainder
OF the summer at the parental, R. w.
Paul home. She expects to return to
school In the fall H. .."at 2. :
Mrs. A. H. Harper and Miss Flor
tence Miller, with the girls OF the lat
ter's Sunday school class. returned
Friday evening from several days Of
camping out in the N. r. Wilder tim
.ber four miles northwest of town.
Tie company Of girls constituted:
Alice Swasey, Ruth Rudd, Clara Mae
Munsey, Margaret Huntington, Ber-
tina Craner, Neva Cross and Helen
and Genevieve Birkhofer. All report
having had the time Of their lives and
regre tied, very much When the time
approached to pack up and return.
n, On Friday evening, Mrs. w. H Buss
entertained at dinner, Mr.. and Mrs.
w.. p, Fishel and daughters, lola, H.
va and Nellie and their visitor, Miss
Cecil Harker OF Mapleton, DR.. J. A.
Brill, wife and two children, Misses
Ruth Judd, Clara Potter and Ruby
Rolls, and Jack Blaif Mrs. Buss'
sister, Mrs. p F. Branaka and two
sons Of Eagle Grove we're also present.
This occasion was no exception to the
good times that are always enjoyed
at this pleasant country home. ~ q
S. A. Dow passed away at an early
hour Monday morning at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. A. w. Wilson, fol-
lowing several months of suffering
with cancer. Funeral services will be
,leld Wednesday. ~ Pr ..es=- e.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Lawrence of Te-
cumseh, Okla, who had spent week
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or so at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
A. II. Cook, and family east of town,
have gone to Lincoln for visit be.
fore returning to their home. Prior
to their coming to Dow City, they lad
visited in Wisconsin, Waterloo and
Des Moines. ~ -
WILDER Thomas was here from
Ames making an over Sunday visit
with the home, folks. 90. rm =
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following licenses to wed have
been issued by County Clerk Mona
CHAN during the past week:
Name and Address Age
August 10 i@~ss 3A
Forest E. Edwards, Dunlap -. ....44
Maud Leslie, South Auburn, Neb.. 38
August IA ss,{
Wellington Town Castana $50. 81
Theresa A.. Stoll, Charter Oak ....H
Angus tic g!.s '.-s tI,S nv, Mi III
Paul Urban, Ida Grove. ~. ......26'
Dora Nielsen, schIeswig o.. :.26
August 19------S.t1s =. - - r. VI 4 IL.
Martin v. Maloney, Washington ..37
Clara Leona Fitzpatrick, Denison .23
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= The buildings consist OF a good 7 room
louise, two, barns, double CORN crib, hog
house, garage and several small build
ings, There is complete set Of water
works and also soft water cistern. School
house on one corner of farm. This farm
is in high state. of cultivation. The crop
now on the farm is evidence Of the condi-
rioil4tl1e land is in. z-7 W :. = s5~s+- .
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20

The Northwest Quarter OF Section 20,
Township IS Jackson township, 2ange
~ 8. West Of 5th ?, NJ. This farm lies !
miles northeast of Vail 4 miles southeast
Ut Boyer and 7 miles south and miles
Westo Wall Lake. & 3#s
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-28
ANSELL MAKES SENSATIONAL CHARGE
AGAINST THE SECRETARY OF WAR

When n" had opportunity later aS
acting .,udg" adv"Cal" general 10 review
court rarIlaI sentences and sent elem
'ncy r,commcndat In Major Gcn"r-
ais. AnS"ll said frequently h" received
curt replies "amountinE to mind your
ow nhuS.n"sS."
Secretary Hnk"r later issued general
order prohibiting the judg" advocate
general from making Clrm,ncy recon-
limitations. h" said. but added that in
numerous cases when hc was III charge
Of tho offIC" in the absence of General
rrowi!cr. he Il 'S-"Gardcd tho order.
After tn" armistIcc. Mr.. Anscll stated.
army pun!shmcnts. especially in camps
n This country. became NOR" severe. .\t
Camp D,> in particular. hr said. punish
mcnls were shocking"
Whom h" reported these conditions Ia
General Crnwdcr.. Mr.. Anscll sad. The
IudEr Advocate General said he was re-
luCtant To act because he feared 1t might
be construed rs ''an Impeachment Of the
system of military Justice