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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-25
SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE PRE-
GINCI No. :.

A. the schoolhouee In W,Iuugton
E T. Branch, ~ =, Hanson urd Lon
A. tho schoolhause IA E1.l sun,
nE-ile, a. l.. Thruwer, l., q. l,I.he anu
W e., Harvey
A tho schonlhou-c In Wcs' sunny,
,,"'. q. ". Fnhring, Albert RAIDER ""'
Harry Lnt,urncr
AZ the sohoolhouse In Hnruo. o.
l'r". e., q. Johnston ana 4. n. I1"mp'
som.
Tho polls for such election VIII p
lhg remain omen during the time If'W
. O'Clock In the morning until ut'''A
10 lhr evening uf said day.
The total amount Of bonds pr1plsel
10 ht issued ana sold b. tleO 0n'.oV ~
ihe denomination Of 100000 '1'h "
'ehf intrIHt "a the rate at 3 pr. 'en'
per nnnum, interest payable srml-an
nuhliN, according a. interest rnhlu,
et,arhed, and payable In the W!hnstt
l"il"Ming. Twelve or one-truih
.ild bonds, being the sum of nl--
10000, payable eleven years from
lhelr date, and twelve or oug-teen5"
o,naoitnt' being the said sum ot ~
"uu 90, annually thereafter until 'H'
whole amount Is paid.
The said bonds are proposed 40 ~
lHautu ana sold for the purpose
raising money for the building al
new schoolhouse IN Hiawatha, also
!. hunlhouse In Castle Gate and one ~
NenllWorth, an In said school dislrl,r
ahu the supplying Of an of said srhoo.-
houses with furniture and necee-.i.s
appafatns and for the improving ui y"
grounds thereof
lltt HOARD or EDUCATIoN W
nAlthpN COUNTY SCHOOL Do
TRICT,
iN tarl n. Marcusen. President
10y Ida u. Tanner Clerk.
First pub. APR. 2b: last Man .. 1913.
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SCHOOL REPREsENTNrIyE pp,
CINf-T M M'

Election District No. &. glmer,,
the schuolhuuse IN Cam,luu. Utab
Election District No iG. Clgtie o..
at the schoolhouse in Castle A..
Utah.
Election District Nos and y.
Helper ana West Helper. 40 the -
Hall in Helper. Utah.
Election Districts Nus. "a and Il,
Peerless ana Storrs. az the offlo. :
the mining company at Sturrs ~,
Election District M. o. Standssi
vile. M the schoulhousc iu stand,,i
Vile. Utah.
Election District No. %. I.atuds /,
the schuulhousc la l.atudi. Utah
Election District No. a.. Haina f,
the schuolhuusc In Rains Utah
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SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE p,
uNfT M M

Election District 80. . .ipt,ro
tiers. al the schoulhuu. ir We
Quarters. Utah "As
Election District No &. S.,f,ts :
the schoulhuuso in ScuUuIu t',oL
Election. District No. 81. Utah H.
az the -chuulhousc In tttp MINI ~
Election District No. 9 clear 49,.
ut the schuulhousc in clear o.,
T'fuh ~
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o
UTAH-IDAHO MOTOR CO., DIV. s

Here In the program ol the MutuulH
fnr nest SUNDAY evening ut o'clock
az the tabernacle Opening song hN
the Dnugr, CATION, followed hy prayer;
piano rulu Fantasia" Miss Emily
Lewis, reading t-electeil, Miss Alto
Blruru-nu address pertaining Gao the
league ut nations. Alfred SaNeN, hrur-
dirtinu The public yurdnlR invited.
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thereof in School Rcpre-ep,o,, .
cine; No. " sail school Jis,rlr p
thereof in school Reprs..nt.alt rs '.. =
ciLct NJ. 9 II said school ii',.''e W
thereof iu school Ecprc-..' .,,, o.
.c.iat No. . of said Sch d Ii.ts,.,. ~
Tnu. hereof ia Sch
~, mot No. of sale ...t XIV
and specifically at the following s ,,l
tpWit. Wa
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SCHOOL HEpItIsENTNTIVE PRE
lINl-r No. 8.

a. the schoolhousc In Spring olen.
~ u, iiaycuck. 4. Dolinsky uud ffahA
Jerome
A. the schoolhouse Ia kruilwnflh
Evan Grifuth. Roy ThnNn uud W.
Wuudhrad.
~ the schoolhousc In Watts J
linigh, =, ~, Allison ana D, A. klfA'
ham,
AZ the FCho0lhouse in South lia'
Mhihh, Martin Mlllcrich, e. q. tlas'
singer ana james Powers
~ the schnnlhouse In E1st IVA,
Whlhu, H. MrDermaid. Lon IidNeN
and J. l.. stevens.
~ the schonlhouse Ia Wet ha,
Mhihh, \ y. Potter. ~, Laird aha
Fred Auderrou.s Jr.
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SCHOOL nEPnESENTATINE pfu.
CINCr M. :,

~ suhoulhouHr in Cameron, Jane
Letter, Music Mauslcy and Ella Tat
ton.
A. srhuulhouHe In Castle Gate. , 4
ENnnss
~ tho City Hall IN Helper. san
Stein, u, iiergrra and T., r. hufken'
hagen.
~ the office of the mining rumpan
In Stnrrs. W W, clyde. e. r. hcnnsN
and W a. Cnwiey.
~ the rchnolhouse IN Stundard'ills
4, 4, Webb. Charles iiules uul ucoffr
Lewis
~ the schooihous. lu iAinda
George 4 schultz. Earl Radcliffe ana
a. a. Wood
a. the schuolhuusc ia Rains l. y
strong ~, A. Glonny aud Glen Reed.
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pr A. o. Winship. noted educator
aud editor 81 boston. Mas. lectures
al mas o'clock this u'ridayi morn
ing "a the high school, Instead ot the
regular chapel time au hour earlier
Special music has been ARRANGED fuT
Linen hats in mushroom Shape, are
popular Tor the l2year-uld girl
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MmnnPING CnUGm

Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Ia keep the cough loose ana eNpectora-
ton easy. ~ Is excellent -AdNt.
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Curtains in any special shade are
acquired by dipping serim in any
commercial dye.
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SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVES, Pm
CINfvr No. .

Election District no. g. Spring g,.,
ut the schoolhouse iu Spring az,
Utah.
Election District No 10. Konilwo,i
at the schoolhuusc in kenilWorn
Utah.
Election District No. 90. waitis
the syhoulhousc In Watts. Utah.
Election District No % South Hh.
Hinwatha. Utah.
Election District No. 90. East Hh
wathu. ~ the Hphoolhuuse In "a
iiitwHthu. Utah.
Election District No. 20. West Hin
watha. az the schooihuuso in We
liinwuthn. Utah.
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NCIIOOL WEPHFSENTATINI fIIE'
uNlT M. 4

AZ the CITY Han la Price. IAN
D., helms, John Crockett aud j.. \.
Ellrrtsun
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SCHOOL nEPREsENTNTIyE pRE
tINtr M. 4.

Robert M,nzics. u. J. Recess and A.
fred Nrwrpn.
~ ayhoulhuurc uu Soufi"ld, itah
i.nrs Jensen. william Mus.ly aht
iHinh ticWciNn.
~ HyhnulhouHe in Utah Mine, Nand
wilde. Emma christensen ana Ger
trudr EdWutd,
AZ syhuuihourc in Cl,lr Creek. O.
'fhEun, samuel wuudhcnd and "
Snuddru.
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SCHOOL WEpREsENTNTINE mn.
gINtT NOa.

Election District No. No. wslllhf
ton. az the schoolhorsc in Wcllingi't
Utah.
Election District 81. ~. Fast sst.
nyHlde. nc the Echooihouao In IA
Sunnysido. Utah
Election District No. -. West sua.
nyHidc. Ht the achuulhnuHD In Wei
SunnyHidc. Utah.
Election District Nn. 90. Harper a.
the rchnoihpuso In Harper. Utah.
The NAMES 81 the electors al
Judges a. conduct the said election a
rhvh uf uid polling places are as ~
lows
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COAL CONCERNS GOING
after RAILROAD ON
FREIGHT

Continued from page twoJ
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SCHOOL WEpRESENTNTI PR.
GINf-r M, 4.

Election District No ie Morn
Price. No. ~. East Price and 40 q
South Price. at the city Hail In Prio
Utah
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This Advertisement Contributed Through the
Patriotic Cooperation Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-04
AMERICANS DREY A BYE.
And Did Not Contest in International
Tennis Match.

Paris, June 3-France, Australia and
Czecho-Sloyakia were victors in the ten
mis- singles events in the inter-alled
games here on Monday, winning from
Rumania, Serbia and Belgium, respec
lively Serbia defaulted to Australia.
The American players drew a bye.
Andre Colbert Of France revenged him
self for his defeats in the riviera last
winter by Nicholas Mishu of Rumania
when he defeated the Rumanian in a
hard match Mishu played an erratic
game, but at times had his opponent
guessing. The Belgian players lost hard
fought matches to the kozeluh brothers
of Czecho-S lovakia.
The scores were as follows: Colbert
France, defeated Mishu, Rumania, SO,
Ga; Samazeuiln. France, defeated Erem.
lie, Rumania, 60, SO; Joseph Kozeluh,
Czecho- Slovakia, defeated Washer, Bel
GUM, 90, as, Ga go; Karelkozeluh,
Czecho-S lovakia, defeated Lammenh, Bel
GUM, 2-l0, 6-3, 6-l Thomas, Australia,
defeated Popovitch, Serbia, by default
Lycett, Australia defeated Milla, Serbia,
by default.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-04
WATTS RIVER

Mr. and Mrs George Dodge Of WASH.
ington, D, G., are visiting friends in this
place and vicinity.
Mrs. Annie Bourdelairs and daughter
Mrs. Helen Butler, were in Barre on
Wednesday, shopping.
Miss Winona Sanborn spent Memoriai
day with ner sister. Mrs. Ernest Locke
0. p Dickey called on friends this
side OF the hill few days last week
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Fellows spent
Memorial day in East Corinth.
Ward Carpenter visited Mr.. and Mrs
r. d. Fellows Sunday.
Mr.. and 4drs John Redpath, sons and
daughter of Amsterdam, n. Y, motored
in their Ford and spent few days witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe B Hood, also go'H4
to Barre and visiting the granite quI
ries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wood and n
o. " Downing and Royal Downing
few days here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Fellows spent
urday in Wells River and vicinity
Mrs. f. Dickman and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe b. Hood and u
William Hood and daughter, Ella, ste
day in Barre last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blake, Mr. an
Mrs. Mahlon Young Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Ball and two children, and Miss Emma
Ball and, friend motored from Tunbridge
and called on Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Hood
and family Sunday.
DIR. Locke and wife, George jenkins
and wife from Bradford, f. P. Sawyer
and Leland Everett of East Corintf
called on H. B. Martin Sunday. Mr.
Martin is very comfortable at present
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-04

swarm of bees by parcel post from
Florida last week. Quite unique trip
for the busy bees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Clark Of Mont
pelier visited friends in town Sunday
Miss Gallison of Cabot is working in
the family of Jesse Wiley.
The ladies will give a dinner at the
Congregational church Wednesday June
IL, which will be followed by the regular
meeting in the afternoon.
Miss Marion Taylor was called home
from Montpelier a few days recently on
account of the illness of her mother.
Mrs. Leslie Carpenter, who has been
helpless with rheumatism for several
weeks, is little more comfortable, be-
ing able to sit up few minutes Mrs,
Charles George is caring for her
Miss Carrie Beckley has returned from
Claremont, n. H., and left last week for
Barre to resume her work at the sem
mary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-04
AUToIST BADLY BURNED.
When He Lighted Pipe as Auto Tani
Was Being Filled.

Rutland, June 4.--Wilfrcd Eliey
Stratton road, who drives a iitncy
seriously burned about the hands, &
and face yesterday because he atte.np;
to light his pipe while having the tn
in his Ford car filed with gasoline Iaa
gas which arose from the fluid became
ignited from the match flame and the
fire spread instantly to his clothes and
to the automobile The accident hap
pened in front of the Williams garage
on Wales street. 1t wa, necessary to
call out the fire department to put out
the blaze in the ear, an alarm being sent
in from box As, Center and Wales streets.
By.standers assisted Mr.. Elkey in get
ting the clothing off of the upper part
of his body. but not until the flames
had found their way through his under,
garments to his skin. He was taken into
the vulcanizing plant of Henry /. DE
gree, nearby, and DR.. James NJ. Haml.
ton attended him. The man was so bad
" burned that large pieces of skin hung
loose from his left hand and from his
chest and ii also sloughed off in several
places on his face. His eyebrows and
the hair from his forehead were burned
off but he apparently did not inhale
any flame.
Although he will suffer keenly for
some time, it is thought that Mr.. Elkey
will recover.
The fremen used chemical tank to
nut out the blaze in the automobile. Con.
siderable damage was done to the front
part of the car. The alarm from the
heart of the business district called out
large crowd of spectators, stores and
offices being almost emptied in few
minutes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-04
TO RUN DOWN
ANARCHISTS
Efforts of the Anarchists to
Create a Reign of Terror
Have Not Only Failed
BUT WILL WIPE
THEM OFF THE MAP
Government Agents To-day
Renewed Their Efforts to
Run Down Bombers

Washington, d. c., June 4.-That ct
forts of anarchists to create reign Of
terror through destruction of life am
property which had its climax in al
tempts on lives of prominent men Ia
eight cities Monday night, not only failed
but resulted in action by organized gov
eminent that is expected to wipe out
the anarchists themselves, was evident
here to-day. Following public announce
, ment last night by Attorney General A.
Mitchell Palmer that the purposes of the
department of justice are the same now
as they were before, which was in turn
followed by a statement telling OF the
creation of new bureau by the depart
ment with William j. Flynn as its head
and which will have as its paramount
duty the crushing of the antigoyern
ment movement in this country. Agents
of the federal government throughout
the country and detective forces in this
and scores of other cities to-day re.
newed with vigor their efforts TO run
down those responsible for the bomb OK
plosions
Chief Flynn, himself regarded as the
| foremost authority in the country on an
archists and their activities already has
caused persons known as dangerous radi-
Gals to be put under surveillance by
agents of the department OF justice in
practically every city the reds are known
to frequent.
There were no developments overnight
to change the views of the police and spe-
/ cial agents here, that the explosion Of
the bomb at Attorney General Palmer !
home, which wrecked the front OF the
resident, badly damaged those adjoining
and killed the perpetrator, was the work
of one man. This man, an italian, the
police say, arrived here from Philadel-
phia little more than half an hour be
fore the explosion.
Public buildings and homes of Off
cials continued to be under extra guard
as precautionary measures.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-04
j. S. MARINES
SENT ASHORE
AT Costa RIGA Ports Because
Of a Revolutionary
Outbreak
REPORTS OF WARFARE
ARE CONFLICTING
But American Troops Have
Not Yet Been Engaged
in Fighting

San Salvatore, Republic of Salvatore,
June American marines have been
landed at Punta Renas and Port Limon,
Costa Rica, because of the revolution
against the government headed by Gen.
Ttnoco, according to dispatches printed
in newspapers here.
The revolution in Costa Rica has been
going on for the past two months, but
has been attracting considerable atten-
ton in Central American countries for
the last four weeks. Forces, said to
have been recruited from political exiles,
formed bands along the Nicaraguan from
tier and Lake Nicaragua and advanced
southwark, cashing on several occasions
with forces commanded by Joaquin Tino-
co, Costa Rican minister of war. The
fighting has been restricted almost en-
tirely to the mountainous country near
the Nicaraguan border, although recent
ly, skirmishes further south have been
reported. The situation is quite OBJ
scure, owing to the fact that reports
from Costa Rica have been of con-
ficting nature. Punta Renas is port
on the Pacific coast of Costa RIGA and
is the Pacific terminus of the railroad ex-
tending across Costa Rica to Port Limon,
which is the most important harbor on
the Atlantic side of the country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-04
BROOKFIELD
Six Civil War Veterans Participated in
Memorial Day.


Memorial Day.
! The annual Memorial day exercises Of
Henry f. Freeman post, G. A. r., took
place in town hall Friday The vet
Grams, six in number, assisted by the
\ Sons of Veterans and the world war
soldiers, decorated the graves of brother
soldiers in the forenoon At noon a
/ bountiful dinner was served to l25. At
/ ? o'clock p. m, Judge Stanton of RoX
bury delivered q very able address,
touching upon the landing Of the Pill
/ grins, and giving little history of the
wars through which our nation has
passed, and of the great victories Of
! this great world war, all of which was
very interesting Luther Catlin. recited
Lncolns Gettysburg address. A male
quartet from Barre rendered several eX-
celent selections Rev. DR.. f. J. Locke
/ offered prayer at the beginning of the
exercises. The hall was tastefully dec.
GRATED with flags, bunting and potted
plants. The W. r. G. sat in a body.
Mr.. and Mrs Forrest Upham of Gran
iteville were guests Saturday Of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Upham.
Henry Worthiem of Richmond visited
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Rumney, last week.
Mrs. Sarah Brigham Of Mortified is
spending few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Zolva Chase, and family.
Mrs. Neil O. Ralph and daughter, Nor
ma of Barre, visited Mr. and Mrs. i. o.
Ralph Saturday and Sunday
Children's day win be observed at the
First church next Sunday, exercises to
take the place of the Sunday school
Rev. Fraser Metzger win preach at the
usual hour
A daughter was born on Wednesday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Ben
nett at the Barre hospital
Mr. and Mrs Grin Lambert visited
friends in Mortified Thursday.
Fred G. Reyes has sold his farm to
Marion V. Powers of Manhattan, kans.
Mrs Harriet j. b. Ford of Providence
r. l., came Thursday and stayed till
Monday with Mrs. Laura Hood
Mr. and Mrs. Fred c, Fisk of BuIing-
ton visited his mother, Mrs, c. B. Fisk,
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Rose Holden accompanied Mrs
Louise w Clark from New York City
and will spend the summer with her at
her cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G.. Keyes have
moved into |. ~ Abbott's house, known
as the Hiram Coburn house.
Miss Francis Blakebrough who has
been at Mary Fletcher hospital Burling-
ton, for three weeks for an operation for
appendicitis, came home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Hyde and Mr.
and Mrs. A. +. Sargent are attending
the annual convention of the Order OF
the Eastern Star in Burlington this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Wright and tive
youngest children we're in East Randolph
Saturday and Sunday, guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Rollin Lewis.
The listers, when they canvassed the
town, found 1874 silos, 49S horses, l67
sheep, J ,4S7 cows, II bulls, 3l2 hogs
! ,0s2 other stock, and ~ farms for sale
The grand list of the town is S5,6l7.30
Mrs. Nancy r. Abbott has not beer
feeling so we'll the past week.
Thirty one friends of Miss Avis Lew
is gathered at the home of Mrs R. S
Wilcox On the afternoon of Nav % fol
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-04
MARSHFIELU

The Marshfeld Cornet band will give
its first open-air concert this season
next Saturday evening if the weather is
suitable.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Smith spent the
week end with friends in Topshsm
Mrs. Carl Morris and two children of
ST. Johnsbury were in town Thursday
calling on old friends.
An examination of applicants for the
position of postmaster at lower Cabot
will be held at this postoffice June rs.
Several complaints have come to the
village trustees in regard to playing
ball on the streets, windows having been
broken in one or two instances The
town fathers do not wish to take any
drastic measures in the matter but re-
quest that the boys, both young and old,
go to the ball ground when they want
to engage in this sport. Some work has
recently been done to put this ground in
condition and it will further improve
with usage, 1t was purchased for this
purpose. Try it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Spencer visited
in Montpelier, Randolph and Bethel over
the week end.
MT. ana MIS-. y, y. DHNlS Oh 'pfUSllelu
were visitors in town Sunday.
The young son of DIR, and Mrs. Corson
was very i'll the first of the week.
Willis Henderson and Myrtle Buxton
have gone to Graniteville to work
The band filled three engagements last
week, playing at Danyille Tuesday for
the soldiers reception and at Peacham
and Barnet Memorial day
l.. B. Adams took Mr.. and Mrs. FL
bridge Rosebrook and f. A. Rosebrook
to Groveton, N. H., the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Annis and daugh-
ter, Helen, of Barre were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Davis Sunday.
Mrs. V. L. Slayton is very i'll with
heart trouble.
j. w. Sulham has returned from Con-
cord, n. H., where he spent the winter.
Will Sicily and family visited rela
tives in Calais the first Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Avon Hall of Springfield
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. s.
Hall recently.
Mrs. Frank Taylor Of Worcester is
visiting her daughter n-law, Mrs. Jesse
Wiley, who is ILL.,
d. S. Hall, our local apiarist, received
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-04

the purpose OF giving her kitchen show
err This was complete surprise to
Miss Lewis, as she, with all her pupils,
had been invited by Mrs. Wilcox to a
little special, Miss Lewis alone being
in ignorance OF the shower. Music was
enjoyed by all and an original reading
by the hostess occssioned much merri
ment. Many useful gifts were displayed
on the dining table. Delicious ice cream
and cake were passed by pupils of the
school, after which the party broke up
with all good wishes for the bride to be,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Webster of New
York City came Monday and are to oc.
cupy +. L. Wills cottage at Prookfield
Center for a while.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-04
VANDERBILT RESIGNS
As HEAD OF BANK
He Was Elected to the Presidency Of
the National City Bank in New
York in January, 1909.

New York, June a. Frank A. Wander
lip announced yesterday his resignation
as president Of the National City bank
He was elected president in January
1909
James A. Stillman, son of the la;t
James A. Stillmen, former president q
the bank. which is one OF the largest IN
the world, has been elected TO succce,,
Mr.. Vanderlip.
Evening journal., 1919-03-26
P|MPLY? WELL, DON'T BEL
People Notice It. Drive Them of
with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pimply face will not embarrass you
much longer If you get a package of DR.
Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin should
begin to clear after you have taken the
tablets few nights.
Cleanse the blood, the bowels and theiivef
with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sue.
cessful substitute for calomel; there
any sickness or pain after taking them
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets do thai
which calomel does, and just as effectively
but their action is gentle and safe insteac
of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cured with "a dark brown taste, "
bad breath, dull, listless, mo good
feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition or pimply face.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
a purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil; you will know them
by their olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among ps.
tents afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result
Take one or two nightly for a week
See how much better you feel and look
10c and 25c per box. All druggists