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New-York tribune., 1919-10-19

srs y, sus!osa Fsrt IoboS; ,Perssst,,oa, @ Nsw
fok New SorS sned onso
Avonmouth; oyaxa, Newport News; cala-
yeras. vera boca Grande; Belgrade Norfolk
CAPE HENRY, Oct, IS. Passed cut
lVerpool; Liver Lake Fonda. @s'u bordeaux; is Point
Bonita San Francisco; Babosic, Ifevre;
,,h Luigin9 Aneams HtalD Ginraltar for or
Hesperos {Nor), Rotterdam: Italian bat
tleship conts de- cavour.
steamers Apashe from New York and
proceeded Jach sonvilIe; Katahdin from
snd f R0sSa oa 49,
Arrived Schooner Susan b.. Passed out:
Steamers Eastweod; Ph'ladslphia for Gib-
for Santa Marta; Mount Everet Usr>,
rhladelpnia for New Orleans; Long Beach
Soz fSr oT lsaSs hsaSs
Lake Forsby. rhiladelphia for Rotterdam
Penn nhade1Hhs e. fer o tos 9bos onr
Philadelphia for Port. Lobos; Tamarac
lBr), Philadelphia for Barrow, etc. Sailed:
Steamer Shannock. from Philadelphia for
sssa%sr West AsraAMay. nyerpool.
GALVESTON. Tex. Oct. 1s.--Arrived:
Steamers , Sud o., Ttieste Lake Farlin'
Sailed Steamers Balaton Nt.). Italian
ports HspcranAa de Larrinaga tbrl, Man
chester; Lake Grainger. Sabine Sanmar
cos. New York.
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 1s-Arrved: ::
Steamer Juniata. Baltimore via savannah,
Sailed: Steamers Dancy, Liverpool; Harry
MARGus HOOK, Penn, Oct. 1s-rassed
down; Steamer Lake Gedney. philadei-
phia for Havana.
Port Arthur Sailed: Lake Giltedge,
New ORLEANS. oct. 1s.--Clearcd:
Ceiba tHond.), Cebn; Excelsior. Havana;
NEWPORT NEWS, Oct. 1s.~-Entered
stea ners Corapeak, Rot!crdam; Orange
rf' werp; LAX Lake charies, New York SG!sared
Steamers Gorredijk (Du) West Indies.
InllADELPHlA. FL, Oct 1s.Arrised
Lake Fluvanna. Jucaro; Tyee, st: Naaaire ;
Hattie Luckenbach, Rotterdam; westward
Ho, narry; AnsaroEa' ns N9rfoiEr A,r,vsa
copan (Hond} i Port s', corsez; es Gienis (prJ
Brazil; Ians,a (BrS Giassow ,.S seh9oner %sron
tBr). London. via Newport News: Del
mira eBr). sasua: La Grande. Cuba.
ronThANn SrI mp Me- Oct axaso sAsr'SNs% ts New
York
ronT TAMrA s2sna ost 1s Kcy SrTyss WEE
down: Steamers Eastwo Philadelphia
for Gibraltar; Lake Janet. Philadelphta Ior
Havana: Port Antonio tNor.). rhiladsipIh,ta ,I h,
for Santa Marta; j. II. Devereux. Phila-
delphia for Boston.
SAN FRANCISCO, ocs. ls.--Arrived; !;
steamer Logan. Manila. Sailed: Steamers
sherman. Lurllne. Honolulu; Cabina' Hong
SAyANNAu. Oct, iS.-Sailed: Steamers
Jel,ing (Dan.), Stennborg: Ume Maru
(Jap), Yokohama. -
TAMPA, Fla, Oct 1s.-Arrived: Steam
ar Lynchburg, Mobile. Sailed: Steamer
Lake GilbOA Port Tampa.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

$500 600 new capital needed for old
established automobiie factory
manutacturing medium priced four
and six cylinder cars; the factory is
operated al n proht, but needs add
tiona) capital to buy out controlling
interests and increase production.
The cars are giving every satisfao-
ton and tho demand by far exceeds
production, present manufacturing ia
ciiifies allow an output of twelve to
Hfteen thousand cars; excellent chance
Tor great exclusion and profltabla
Investment.
Management OF proven capabilities
at hand. but experienced automobile
man would be welcome
Only parties directly interested need
apply, proposition stands investiga-
tion; full information given on appli-
cation. Phone Circle 1856 or address
Box A 400, Tribune Office
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UNIVERSITY WOMAN desires clerical
position In law office. b.. Box a. Trib-
une once
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!, Oct. 18.--Arrlved
via Sava ma h
Oancy, Liverpool; Harry
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Carpets

ADMINISTER, WILTON, BRUSSELS, Car
pets and Rugs, all sizes, all makes all
colors' 8 cts.. 81 25 yard up; Rugs IS to s35
UP, plain bordcred. scanned or seamless
S.oane's Whittalls. Artooms. sx9 exlo
ex12. 1920. all other sizes Linoleums, poi-
ticries. layine, oleaning, dyeing. repairing
Everything in the Carpet and rug line; beau
,ifu! things reasonable. STlLLlNGS. GO
64s Madison Ave. t5stn), Suite 106. Plaza
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FOREIGN PORTS

AMSTERDAM. Oct l+.--sailed; Steamer
A,phard NDan:). sydney. c. B.. s.nor
ANCONA, Oct. 16.-Arrived; steamer
Daghcstnn tBr.), Norfolk
ANTWERP, Oct l7.--Salled: steamer
Kerkenna. Norfolk .
BARBADOS. Oct l4.-.-saiied: Steamer
Nance (Br.). New York for Para ana
Manaos, .
poRDDAUx, Oct. l5:--Arrived: Steamer
West LoquaRsack, Norfolk.
BUENOS AYREs. Oct. ~. --- Sailed
Steamer Rockonoff4 Pensacola, ,,. s,..m.
ers Golden Cato tNor.), New York: I'm.
Hercules !Nor). philadcIphla SAL. Sailed 9'h'
Steamer 'Soriand (Nor). New York.
GENOA. Oct. li.-Arrived: Steamers
Hiso Mcbiiei l;th. THsa NSr,o'k; s,t s;sannr M,nr
Ansaldo Savoia No. t1tal). philadelphia
GoTHEMBURd Oct 10. "a W Arr'ven'
HALIFAX. N. g., Oct. i7.--Arrived:
Schooner Amy q. McKsan orr; TraIes. nes.
ton; Caraquct ORD. Bermuda
HAMBURG. Oct. ll.--SAllod: Steamer
Kcrnwlrr, New YORK.
AAVRn, Oct iI.---Arrlvsdt stsamsrs
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EsTCHEsTER COUNTY
BOROUGH or MANHATTAN

18TH ST, so1 WEST--Northwest corner
oih ave. five story brick apartment, two
stores hot water supply; price s33 900 ;
rents S348S might exchange; offer. JOHN
= EDWARDS, q William 81.
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Carpet Cleaning

CAREFUL CARPET CIFA ANYN0 COM
PANy.-Cleanx by compressed air. st- >rn
hsnd or OF foor. sl9 Eaat 4tth st. COE h
BRANDT. Tclephons 1873 Murray HIN
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AUCTION SALES

a VERY FINE COLLECTION OF POST
age Stamps viii be sold at The Colec
tors Club. / 20 West 49Jh Street. on October
2lst and 22d, at 9 D. M
WALTER S SCOTT, Auctioneer.
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Diamonds

DIAMONDS AND JEW EI.RY BOUGHT
FOh G. SH, estates aDpraised. purchased.
IENNE"~l. 115 RrcAdway, Upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19

MANUFACTURERS AND EXPORTERS
sIHER1A-I.arge influential Russian
company, with highly organized selling
branches throughout Sibera, would cor
slider representation large American con
Germs for rubber goods rubber shoes and
feather footwear. Headquarters at VIad-
ivostok. Advertiser leaving for Vladivos
tok end November. personally taking sam
pies, etc. Write VIM. McDavid. Ill Broad
way. New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
Other Peoples Weather


Other Peoples Weather
WASHINGTON. Oct. l8.-A storm Of con-
siderable intensity was central Saturday
night over Colorado and moving eastward.
IT already has been attended bv SHOWS in
The northern Rocky Mountain region and
Northern Utah and rains in Southern 11nho.
The storm will move eastward to the middle
Mississippi Valley. within the next forty
south Atlantic and east Gulf states and
Michigan. In other parts Of the country the
weather remained fair.
Temperatures below normal In
virtually all parts Of the country. and par
ticuiarly so in the north Rocky Mountain
urday morning in the Ohio and central Mis-
sis 'ippi Valleys the region of the Great
Lakes and the north Atlantic states
There will be showers Sunday and Monday
in Florida. and Monday in the Mississippi
and lower Ohio valleys and the upper lake
air elsewhere east of the Mississippi River.
No important temperature changes are indi-
Gated for the eastern half OF the country
within the next forty-eight hours.
Forecasts for Special Disfricts.---Easte
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware
Fair Sunday; Monday, partly cloudy, not
much change in temperature.
Western Pennsylvania-Fair Sunday Mon
day, cloudy, probably followed by rain; not
much change in temperature.
Southern New England-Far Sunday :;
Monday. partly cloudy; not much change in
temperature.
Eastern New York-Far in south. cloudy
in north. Sunday and Monday; not much
haHgn in temperature.
Western New Hork--- Cloudy Sunday and
Monday; not much change in temperature.
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Local Forecast.-Far to-day and to-fnor-
row; not much change in temperature
gentle variable winds.
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: |'1ERRAl,MAN&fG3
Weather Report

Sun rises. Z 10 a. m. Sun sets 6 Il D. m.
Moon rises 3 :0l q. M Moon sets. 3 :35 p. m.
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Local Official Record.-The following Of
fetal record shows the temperatures during
the last twenty-four hours, in comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
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INVENTORS!

Protect yourselves
Record idea before
exposing to anyone
other attorneys Paul NJ. Klein. Cons Eng
Reg latent Attorney. 81 Park Row. n l.
LEV SOUTH Wales INFORM ALTOS
BUREAU. l4o Broadway, New YORK. CITY
VIII &c pleased o send Government bulletin:
or answer II !uilies regarding opportunities
for farrains Nock raising and fruit growing
IN N.w South Wa.es, Australia
FOR SALE.-Deveoped mine: group OF
seven claims; silver-leal with gold
values; water right; mllcs from rail-
road. Address X borg. Chloride. Ariz.
" ANT incorporators for great silver mine,
Nevada. Colonel Eden, 81 Wsll st.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Made to order living room
furniture. matching rug, dra peries,
lamps. tablenats. cusAions. etc cali Sun
DAY and Monday from to $40 at $50
west End Avenue, Apartment CA Phone
Riverside se75. No Dealera
EIGHT MILLION FEET OF STANDING
timber, mostly cypress. business corner
in Lecsbure Fla, orange grove laden
with oranges. L. YAGER. Dade City, Fla
l.eesburg. Fla.
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Rome-Salonica Flight Begun

ROME, Oct. 1S.-Lieutenant Etienne
Poulet, the French aviator who is en-
deavoring to fly from Paris to Mel
bourne, Australia, left Rome bound for
Salonica to-day.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
BUSINESS CARDS
Antiques

ANTIQUE SHOP
90 Lexington Ave, bet. 23d and oath SITS.
Antique and OiG Colonial Furniture
bought and sod. WIN also ouy, anu pay
highest cash for, artificial Ceeth. Write.
call or phone Gramercy 1925.
l. TEITELBAUM.
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Highest, 62 degrees. at 4 u.

Highest, 62 degrees at 4 p. m. lowest, 46
degrees. at a. M; average, 81 degrees
average same date last year. 81 daerces !;
average same date for thirty-thrcc years, sc
degrees.
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Furniture

HI5HEST PRICES raid for furniture An.
:tQucr. p:anos, bric a -brac, Iooks, art
etc. GABAY. IS University Placa. Phone
Stuyvesant 2377,
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SAWMILL AND TIMBER

For SaIe.-NearIy new portable steam
sswn'ill and about 100000 feet pine and
hardwood timber. Mil crew and everything
ready to start operating Immediately
Price low. Must sell. Terms to responsible
party. Address GEORGE A. CLETT.
South Sandisfield. Mass
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Federal Reserve Banks

wAsHINGToN condition of the twelve Federal Reserve
close busines follows:
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
CITATIONS WANTED FEMALE

AA:,,..s. vnunr English girl excellent
~ wa,sItssn at.tarsnces: eituat,on in Manhattan or
lily 'yy.,sna a., Miss Hofmaycr''s Agency.
ienk kksst 4sd ST.. Sd floor: telephone Ss47
ss,rrAy Hill.
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MILLER BUSINESS SCHOOL prepares FOR
secretarial. stenographic. general business
employment. bth National Bank Building
Lexington a.e.s at 7sru sk
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Humidity

a, m....eS 1 p. m...,45 p. m. AT
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NEW JERSEY

sSooo.--fieht rooms and bath. box1oo; 2
years ar, oid splendid location. Dinnebel,
~ Elm ave. Boeotn, N j.
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HAVE. a valuable oil Tease on land located
in the heart Of the big OIL producing
section OF north Texas. Would Hike to get
in touch with parties who Will be in
terested in forming company for the
development of this lease Apply H. J.
Larsen. 1923 Marbridge Building AZ w.
Gath St, New York City.
PERSONAL INTERVIEWS
specially OF trips to nearby cities for the
man whose TN is too vaiua bic TO spend
travelling and where personal interviews
are necessary. Gray, III Montague st.
Brooklyn '
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THE LANGUAGE OF FRANCE
taught In our studios by Prof Augus.e
Pucl. Nine. 4. l.. Pue and assistants
Spanish. Italian. English by native teach
erss. 225S broadway Tel. Schuyler 1880.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19

- 1rNrsuALLY refined. educated capa-
sls young Canadian woman desires pos,
s''s,nSs. uoI "A or private life. A. Box 4os,
rribune once.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24

Mrs Charlie Yater were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Yste,.
Mrs. Francis Croushorn of Bry-
antsville has returned home after a
visit to her daughter Mrs. John Yater.
Misses Ollie and Fannie Merida,
Mollie Barnes and Lucille Turner
were visitors Sunday of Miss Lizzie
Foley.
Mrs. James Yantis and sons, Geo.
and Herschel, were guests of friends
and relatives in Danville Monday
night and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Hobart Smith and Mr.
Robert Stuart, of Woodford county,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Smith ana family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James K Ward have
returned to their home in Abalene,
Texas, after a pleasant visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Wa.G and other fe.-
aiives here.
Mr. and Mrs. z. 7. Rice and chill
dren of Richmond spent Sunday with
Mrs. Carrie Davidson. returning home
in the afternoon accompanied by Mrs
Davidson, VINO will be their guest for
several days.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24
PAINT LICK

Mrs. Willard Ledford was in Kings
ton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ward visited
ler perents Sunday.
Miss Lucy Ward of Louisville is the
guest of Mrs. NJ. l.. Noe.
Miss Geneva Logsdon is visiting
her grandparents in Brassfeld.
Mrs. James Ledford and children
are visiting relatives in Berea.
Mr.. p ID. Foley and family are Wis
iting relatives in Harlan county.
Miss Stella Hammack has been the
guest Of Miss Jessie Mae Hammack,
Mr.. and Mrs. U. NJ. Burgess visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Spurlock Sunday.
Mrs. C. b. Smith Of Smith Ky. was
recent visitor of his neice, Mrs. Lee
Ledford.
Mrs. John Baughman Of Danville
was the guest Of Mrs. Woods Walker
this week.
Mrs. Gordon has returned to her
home in Lexington after visit with
Mrs. Eldridge.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24
BRADSHAW MILL.

S. n. Brakeman sold to Mr. Rufas
Brakeman two calves for $50.
Miss Charlotte Asbill Of White Hall
is visiting Miss Linda Sanders.
Quite a number from this place at
tended preaching at Gilead Sunday.
Miss Iona b. Dunn Of Lancaster
spent the week end with Miss Irene
bradshaw.
Miss Fannie Asbill Of White Hall
is spending a few days with Miss
Linda Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Prewitt and
family were visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Baker recently.
Miss Fannie Asbill and Miss Linda
Sanders were afternoon guests Of
Miss Hazel Moore Friday.
Miss Ada Rich. our teacher at this
place is spending the week end with
her home folks at Lancaster.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24
GUY.

Mrs. Ben Smith is the guest of Mrs.
John Black.
Miss Carrie Yater is the guest Of
her brother, Mr. and Mrs. John Yater.
Miss Daisy Reynolds If Hedgeville
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry
futile.
Mrs. John Black and son, J. b.
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Boyd
Turner.
Mr.. John Broaddus ST., spent a
portion of last week with his parents
in Madison
Mrs. Bascom p elphrey and Miss
nellie were guests Sunday Of Mrs.
Tom Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charlie Yater spent
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyd Turner.
Mr.. W. II. Sowders and sons Caleb
and Ed. spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith.
Mrs. Joe Turner and little son,
Virgil Of Boyle, are visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. p. Foley.
While canning black-berries Mrs.
]. l.. Yantis had the misfortune to
Ia. "A H..
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24

Miss Cora Hurt, who is teaching at
the Walker School house spent the
week end at home.
Sunday is Decoration Day" at Mt
Tabor. Everybody come and bring
d bunch of flowers.
Mrs. r. l.. Hill and little son are
the guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. o. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand Brown were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ID. W.
White Thursday night.
Mr.. A. v. Huyler has returned to
New York after several weeks visit
with Mr.. Woods Walker.
Mr.. r. c. Goldsmith and wife and
baby of Paris were with Miss Kate
Ely and mother this week.
Misses Hulda Sherman and Vir'
ginia Storey of Ashland were week
end guests of Miss Ethyl Estridge.
Miss Bessie Peel and Mr.. John An
derson were married Friday after
noon by Rev. c. S. Ellis at his home.
Miss Orie Craig and neices Lucille
and Orie Nell Sullivan of Corbin
were recent guests of Mrs j. F. Foley.
Mr.. o. l.. Hammack who is in the
Marines spent a few days in this
community the guest of o. l.. Ham,
mack and others.
Miss Sadie Ralston entertained the
following Sunday; Misses Marie and
Buelah Ledford, Messrs WILTON
Ralston, Will Joe Mason and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Anderson.
Miss Elizabeth Walker has returned
from visit with friends and rela-
tives at Mt. Carmel Illinois and was
accompanied by Misses Gertrude
Wallace and Mary Esther Schneck for
visit with Miss Mary Mae Walker.
Grace and Emma Hall entertained
in honor of their cousins, Georgia and
Mary Catherine Buck Friday after
noon. Quite number of their little
friends were present and games were
played and all seemed to have fine
time.
Miss Kate Ely and mother had as
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24
WOLF TRAIL.

Mr. John Daley was in Nicholas
vile Monday.
Miss Flora Price visited Mrs. James
Land last week
Mrs. Jesse Casey and children were
visiting relatives Saturday.
Mrs. Alien Teater was with Mrs.
Harrison Ray Sunday night.
Miss Myrtle Teater was the guest
Sunday Of Miss Bert Daley.
Mrs. James Land and children
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs,
Powell Daley.
Mr.. Nose Rag and son Joe were
in Brodhead Saturday and Sunday
with relatives.
Miss Marie Ballard returned home
Thursday after few days visit with
Miss Jessie b. Ray.
Mrs. Charlie Grow Of Buckeye is
acre with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Land who is seriously IL.
Mr. and MH Elijah McMilhrn and
son. Holman spent the day Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Gillian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stotts and
daughter. Miss Eunice, spent the
week end with Mrs. Nose Ray and
children.
Mrs. Joe Ray and children and Mrs
Clarence McCulley and little son
spent the day Friday with Mrs. Josiah
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24

McCulley.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Folger have re-
turned to their home in Somerset
after two weeks visit with MIR and
'irs. Walter Fain.
Mr. Jasper Matthews and Miss
Ethyl McCulley both Of this place
GROVE to Nicholasville Tuesday and
we're quietly married.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Daley and
son, Harrison Lillard, spent Saturday
Davis and attended the show at Ian
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
caster Saturday night.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24
Daily Thounht.

Love all. trust n few. do wrong 10
ne.-Shakespeare.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05

rlcLpockct rlicr TrHdc In Court,
DIES MONIES. Io,a. oct g..
White In tho uos Mo'nos police court
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05
Clcmcnccau IIn. mobile" Ancestors

PARIS. oct g. Georges Clomon.
uoru. premier or Franco Ire Uf mobile
descent, according to the Armurial
Fuu,o.s. which has been looking up
hIs pedigree The Clrmou.epu fam
I.y o. says. can De traced tu Jrhau
'."wcnnr1u. master printer ana q.
hrtr'1n ~ Lower THiiou, who Boo the
fifteenth century obtained from
Louis MI 10 patent of nobility and
Ipu.o'Nr'h Wla known us J,hau
'|rmouCcau ac t ''owon.oro Tho
arms granted 'o him consisted ~
two keys argent crossed uu 10 CclI
azure
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05

STOCKHOLM pr' 3 An ori.
donnie az inlutIu paralysis has
broken ou' ha~" Already forty cases
HbNu. boon reported.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

paign looks forward TO the future food
needs of this coantry's increasing pop
ula ton and results from long and care
full observation II the live stock Indus
..tsy ln..thAs cs49lary,. l.a ,&as plaRAsai
after extensive consultation with spc-
eiaiists aud breeders, The plan is To
hasten the replacement Of the multi.
tude 1T scruh domestic animals In the
ULiied States with good pgrebr,i or
high grade stock, and also 10 Improve
tie quality Of paFvhress,is themselves
The goal ia view is greater efficiency
IN production.
TIE campaign viii he lhs first or
san41ed crusade In large country 10
improve all live stock simultaneously
II will interfere in no Way With any
nrrk in live stuck Improvement now
tslng conducted. but makes all the
@0sA more definite aud effective hy
providing official recognition for pro-
sressiys breeders
The campaign viii he supervised
from III. department If Agriculture 10
Washington. and In each state hy Tie
state Agricultural college, County
agents and other field workers OF ths
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

You srs moro ambitious and yoa GOT more
Enjoyment out VI everything when yoa
blood Is In good condition. Impurities In
he blood have 4 very dv9essins effect on
he system. esusinS weakness. laxinsaA
nervousness and sickness
GROVES TASTEl.ESS Chlfi TONIC
'sstorcs Enrrsy and Vitality BY PURIFYING
md tnrichiRg the RlQ9d, .Whsa ,you 4ssl
Is Strengthening. tnvisorstins eject, So
bow II brings color 10 the cheeks ard how
L improves the appetite, you win then
appreciate It's true tonic value,
GROVES TASrnLESS Chill TONIC
Is NOT o patent medlcine, II 10 amply
IRON and QtllSiNa suspended In Syrup
30 pleasant even children like H. The
bleed needs Qalnins to Purify II and IRON
to Enrich IL. These reliable tonic prop
critics never fail to drive out impurities In
the blood.
The Strength Creating Power Of GROVES
rASrtlfSS Chill TONIC has msde II
tho fayusite tonic In thousands of honcA
Mare Than thirty ave Year, aga felAs
would ride long distance to get GROVES
TASTk.LhSS Chill TONIC when .
m.mbes, Of their family had Malaria W
needed badly building. strength giving
tonic, The formula IL just tho same to-
day. and you can get II from any DRUG
stoTc. 60c per bottlA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24
Bad Sickness
Caused by
Acid-Stomach

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stomach fsais thls wsB ys9 sassia tass 70
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low pIch az thtsstfksl fermentation. astsr
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s1us srstsa, h.sfagh., hiioasasss. crFkaajs
AZ the HSsr s9Hstifnss sysh rAIaFYh Of ths
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II yea are not tss.iss rsht .s u u Esst
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health Tsss EArCAft' lAs ~oadsytli ptet
ssn samsSa f.a.sp KAroNIc f.sis,s
quickly AMI surely fst}svs tbs pain, hsaAt
hstchtss sAd ssaItsafa ,ssl Indicate .sii
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healthy enHfii5a mel Ygu can Kst fsU
strsnsts from ysvy foes sssf ssasFsi heath
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auick Jus Try xsT0siC ssa you VITA ss
a. enthusiastic ~ tAs thousands rho nsvs
used y sGt ~hs say thsr asysr dreamed
sestklpS rp1d hfiHs sgek war'Nla0s rsltsf
~ ast ee 10 0sst sps Of EATGNtC
from yasr irUssls taaay II not satlstas'
ksFs return q sui Ne -iil rsfuni year tnBnsy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-24

headaches disappeared. ! gained In
weight and feel fns, % can honestly
recommend LYDIA L. Ptnkham's vsgs.
table Compound to any woman who .
suffering ~ | vas - Ars. ApKiISm B.
LYNCH. 100 Plain ST.. Providence. r, l.
Baekaeh~ and nervousness are syfnp-
toGs or natures warnings. which in-
dieste q functional distnrhaAes oe IN
unhealthy condition which oftsn drysl-
OPS into mors serious ailment
Women In this condition sheald not
continue 70 drag A!ons without Asip. but
profit by Mira Lyaeh's szpsrisncs, Aad
try this famoas root and herb remedy,
Lydia T. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com
poahd--and for special advice write 70
Lydia T.. pinkham Mod Co, Lynn, Masa