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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

REPORTED DEAD
~ ALIVE AM WELL

a NJ Forbes. recently %
Filler. I. alive and we'll. working
every day. Am Glad 20 inform
all friends that some mistake
Was made In regard 10 his re-
ported death Mrs A NJ
Forhps. VI paso. Texas
The foregoing statement from
Mrs A N Forbes was received
~ the Record this week. IN rsfu.
istiou % TIE following article pub
'ishsd Ia the Record In is issue
N February 10
Word has been received tell. I
lnx % the death OF Milton I
Furbes, former resident OF :
Filler. Mr.. Forbes was engaged .
IN trucking near vi Psso. and :
IN sons manner ssii from the :
machine and broke his neck .
Death vas instant Mr.. and .
Mrs. Forbes and hts sthsr. n .
G. Forbes. moved from here 20 .
TEXAS last fall. .
The Record published the ar .
llfis a. q "rspcFt". basins iu Ia. .
formation upon q statement from .
3 reliable source which sxid a
Ieissr had been received snncans. .
nr Forbes death. .
Like Marx Twain, ~ho. she's .
caring that ne had died, n. .
iisrssd thai Hths report Md been .
realty sszxEefAtsd.A the REGARD .
: greatly pleased 10 rive ,As news :
bat Mr. Forbes IA still alive and
seIl, and Aeks the forbsrlnes II
. readers, and the relatives Oh :
r.. Forbes for the concsrn our
slse report gave them. :
.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
GIVES PREFERENTIAL RIGHTS
70 SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

Representative Smith OF Idaho. Fri.
day introduced bill giving TO hon
nfably discharged soldiers and sailors
iifference RICH, Of employment on all
projects constructed by the reclams-
i.on service and giving them also pre-
terence right 20 entry fof one year on
sii lands hereafter opened 10 entry
pa government irrigation projects
1he bill permits them 20 make entry
through an agent aud allows them Que
year amer filins in which to estab-
I'm residence and begin improve.
rient
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

Pursuant to Sections 3i03, 349i
5t95. 3s96. 3to7. 3+9s. 949o and $500
OF the Revised Laws OF Idaho. this
Board OF County Commissioners OF
Twin Falls County. Idaho, hereby for.
muiats and declare:
II Is hereby declared that CANA
DIAN THISTLE. WILD MORNING.
GLORY. also known as BINDwEED.
DoDDER. HoARy cREss or WHITE
CAP. aud SOUR DOCK are noxious
weeds aud that they are detrimental
or destructive to agricultural inter-
ents Ia Twin Falls County. Idaho and
Il Is hereby ordered that all Canadian
rhistlea. Wild Morning Glory or
podder. Hoary Cress or
White Cap within the limits OF Twin
Falls County. Idaho. shall be destroy
I'd by flooding By applying acids or
,thor substances which will destroy
he lifo OF said noSious weeds. or by
cutting. or continuous cul.
walton. and. under no circumstance
o allow any OF said noxious weeds to
10 10 seed. aud this order shall be
omplisd with on or before June ist
eso. and q shalt be tho duty OF all
andowners In Twin Falls County 70 /
ontinus TO comply with the above
rider AFTER June ist. 1890. throughout
he season OF 1890. until the first .iay
Z November 1890.
II any landowner fails to comply
18th the above order. tho Board OF
ounsy Commissioners will proceed In
'mpiiance with law above mentioned.
ny order of the Board OF Twin Falls
ounty, Idaho. Dated February 2sth.
30.
T. r. MOORE
Chairman
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LOCAL MEN ENDORSE
MUTUAL COAL COMPANY

A. many OF your readers are inter
esied Ia the Mutual Coal Company wa
thought We would give them the bene-
dl OF our Investigation OF the their
sropertles located in Carbon County,
iaE.
We found sir producing companies
working Ia Spring Canyon. namely:
ne Peerless Coal Co. The Carbon
coal Co. The Standard Coal Co. The
Liberty Coal Co. The Morton Coal
co... The Spring Canyon Coal Co.
These companies are producing
from 2g0 10 1900 tons per day. All
working within a distance OF four
niles from the Mutual Coal Company
property We find there are four ca
distinct veins OF coal underlying this
property ranging In thickness from
f.s 90 10 IA tls) feet totalling APP
lfnximaiely thirty lss- feet OF
coal Of excellent quality.
The Government survey places Al
climate OF $4,000 900 tons OF coal OF
lection 80 held BY the Mutual under
lease from the State OF Utah. We hg
nfe BY working a force OF men SUM
cIent 10 mine 1000 tons per day foi
$50 days Ia year Il will take q
lntra to take out what coal there b
tom this one section. We also fount
.ha Mutual has pryor nlings for
case on $50 acres OF Government lane
VI hlch has relative value In coal a.
4ipared TO aforementioned land
he companies are mining the sam
.fina as the Mutual and produeinl
snong the beat quality OF coal In thu
.lale
This coal ~ hard and will stand al
~ In storage without deterioration.
We believe the Mutual mine can b.
worked more cheapiy than any now u )
peratlon as the mine entrance Ia OF
gradual slope from the surface on i
3 ance. while the other companies ar u
urced 20 lower their coal 200 feet OF "a
more. 70 reach the tipple at the load
ng station.
some very expensive machinery ~
ed In this operation which can b. ~
liberated BY the Mutual In short ="
.e found a mountain Of coal. =
We we're taken thru the Carbon u
tel Company mine which lea sgainsi "
be- Mutual 10 the south and east W. "
Flowed their workings for three p'
uariers OF mile 20 within 800 feet u
the Mutuafs line and found one Fa
anflnuous wall OF coal from $ TO ~ h'
90 In thickness. "a
We have investigated the Mutual
al Company and are fully satisfied
al every detail Is worked out. or IA
ing worked out for the protection
its members. The plan OF the Mu
al Coal Company Ia ons OF the com
tive elements against tho high cost
living We not only recommend bul
4 urge any coal consumer to avail m
usslf OF the protection this company
ers him. a.,
ID. H. DETWEii.ER. ~ ~
ELMER AMAN. :
ADJ. Ans
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BOX SOCIAL AT MOROA

A box social supper will be held at
the Moroa school house on Friday
March H. Ladies are requested to
bring boxes. and gents are advised
to bring money A big time Is In
prospect, and large crowd is ex-
pected.
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Chairman

The Mutual Building and Loan
association. =. L. Sweet, local
agent
New shipment Of clocks just re-
ceived by 5. q. Davis.
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For Salc-IO acre., close 10,
all ia cultiyBlIon, fair house and
outbuiIdng-. dee well, fImils
orchard. fenced and crossed fenc-
ed. Bargain $500 per acre;
terms. Inquire this Office.
For SaIe-Saxon six touring car,
reprinted and in perfect mechan-
zeal condition See Filler Auto Co.
or Farmers a. Merchants Bank.
For Sale Large size Delco-
Light plant, reason for selling;
nov conn cited with power line.
i. II. Walker, phone 1918, near
Marc school house
For Sale-Pure Bred Rhode
Island Red eggs for setting. 81 80
for Is. Mrs. A. j. Daum.
For S,le- Brown Leg b ORR
Cockerels. Inquire Mrs. Roland
Young or call 3ll7. tt.
For SaIe-Pure bred 8. C. Rhode
Island Red eggs for Matching. 81
per setting. Mrs. b. b. White,
Route /. Phone 805.
anted- Would like to get
bout or 8 fairly large cotton
wood trees. w. A. Shear.
White Orpingtonsl Eggs To- Z
ct. Is eggs for $3.50. Phone
904, Maroa Teacherage, r. III
icAtee.
For Salc-Alfalfa and clover
ny. Robert Hughes, 4 miles +
est and 2 niles south from Filler,
hone 324R5 Bull.
Don't forget the clarence sale 81
D Shoes at BEEN & Hammer
INST. X
Diamonds remounted by 5. q. ;,
avis, Jeweler. 81
For Sale-White Leghorn eggs D
r setting. $l.50 for Is eggs
Y hens are Prize Winners ut the
,unt Fair. II. +. Musser.
For Sale-Recleaned Dicklow :
ed wheat. $3.50 per hundred.
For Sale-400 bushels Pure m
cklow seed wheat. IL mile
nth and IL mile east Of Filler.
! Noh,-Phono liza.
Wanted-To clean your furnace
chimneys. ID. Salisbury,
one 623-J, new location. Full
lipmeat, steel brushes. 1l5
lin Ave East Twin FALL.
Drk guaranteed or no pay. III
Taken Up-Black SOW, weight III
lbs. Fred Reichert. I'LL
FOR Sale-Popcorn, call Mrs. III
j. Hoffman, SOP Filler. iii
10 TO brakes an 4 ask to hear
ardenalla" the latest in jazz
Drds. The yellow Dog Blues III
good one too. hi
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WANT ADS

IN OUK WANT AD RATES cents
vi per line fri insert h ~. and Sc per line
" for subsequent Insertions. With
minimum of three lines. All want ads
ads. Count siS words 10 the line when
computing cDri.
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Feed sale Saturday Tho Ladies'
tli o. the N y church will conduct
cooked foed sale at the Filler Hard
etfs company's store Saturday after
naon staHlnx AZ o'clock.
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NOTICE or INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICT BOND ELECTION.

] State OF Idaho. County OF Twin Fails
Filler Independent School District
No. 4 ~.
p NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO the
q qualified voters OF Filler Independent
!. School District No. 4. In Twin Falls
r County. Idaho. that al the school dis
; tricf bond election OF said school dis
frict hereby called and ordered 10 be
held at the School House OF lndepen-
dent School District No 4, Ia the VII
'hee OF Filler. In Twin Falls County
. Idaho. la said school district. on
, Saturday to-yit: the 10th day Of
March A. ID. 1920. between the hours
4 y O'Clock A. ~ and o'clock r. NJ.
here shall. In accordance with Law
md the requisite action OF the board
4 trustees OF said independent school
Harriet be submitted 90 said qualified
0ters for their vote and determination
lereat the following question. to-wlt
Shall the board OF trustees OF Filler
Independent School District No 4. In
twin Falls County. Idaho. for the pur-
pose OF providing and improving /
chool houses and grounds. and furnl- I
urs. apparatus and fixtures for said
district. or Tor any or either OF said
'urposes be authorized 10 Issue. nego-
late and sell the building bonds OF
aid school district 10 an amount ag-
regating the principal sum OF Thirty
thousand Dollars 1880, 000J. bearing
interest al rate not 10 exceed six
80 per centum per annum. payable
iemi-annnaliy In each Year,
Said qualified voters voting as afore- ,
aid will vote upon said question by /,
'allot. which shall contain said ques-
ion and the words "Bonds-Yes" or
Bonds-No".
The polls for the reception OF the "A
ailots cast upon said question will. u
ipon said day, date and tour. and at
he School House OF Independent
school District No 4. In the village OF q,
fler, aforesaid. be opened at the hour :,
Il o'clock A. NJ. and remain open ~
NTH the hour OF 7 o'clock p. NJ OF the NJ
anne day. when they shall be closed
by ORDER OF The board OF trus-
ees OF Filler Independent School Dis n,
rlct No. 4. In Twin Falls County, Ida
10. made at special meeting thereof, J"
lwfully called and duly held pur- II
usnt to written notice stating the
lime, place and purpose thereof. CIV
n by tho clerk OF said board to each on
{ its members more than "A hours IN
rior thereto. at the Filler School
louise In the village OF Filler. In Twin
alls County. Idaho. In and for said n.
dependent school district. on Thurs
sy. to-wit: the 2sth day OF February.
/. D.. 1920.
tSEAL) w
q. A. LOVE, M.
Chairman. Board OF Co
Trustees. Filler indie
pendent School Dis
trict No. 4. Twin Falls see
County, Idaho.
Attest:
Dim NJ PENNY. m;
Clerk. Board OF Trustees Filler In
pendent School District No 4. Twin NO
Ills County. Idaho. Ed
First publication. March 4. 1920:
'ai publication, March rs. 1890.
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Walter { Shearer's Dates

Walter and Shearer announce the
following list OF sales which will be
conducted or taken part in by either
one or both OF them:
March ll-Hershel Malone, farm
sale, north Curry.
March 24--Leland and Brow n
Registered Shorthorn sale, Wendell.
March 25-Twin Falls North &
South Side Breeders Association.
Shorthorn sale, Twin Falls.
April 8, 8 and Fat Stock Show
Registered sales, Salt Lake City.
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Hear the A 9 O ian Vocation
records at brakes.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

Attest.
JOHN NJ. PENNY.
Clerk. Board OF Trustees. Filler In
dependent School District No 4. Twin
Falls County. Idaho.
First publication. March 4. 1920.
final publication. March rs. 1920.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11
BUILD UP CONSULAR SERVICE.

San Antonio, Texas, Aug. 10.- Provisional President De La Huerta of Mexico is striving to build up a consular service similar to that of
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EXPRERRMAN ROBBED
 OF SMALL FORTUNE

"Until I started taking Gen-Lax my rest was continuously broken in to every night, because my kidneys were out of order. Rheumatism kept me swollen up in the joints and in such pain most of the time that could hardly get around. I was bad lily constipated and was subject to severe spells of cramps caused from Indigestion. ''I tell everybody 1 see how this Gen-LaX has helped me, for my rheu- matism is leaving me. 1 am taking the full six bottle treatment and last night I only had to get up once, when I used to be up from fifteen to twen- ty times a night. 1 can eat anything 1 Ilwant, sleep like log, my kidneys are regular and I am getting in splen! did shape. feel like new man and 'Gen-Lax has done it It is helping me regain what. 1 lost"
 Reinberger and Collier sole agent: in Pine Bluff, phone 414-722 t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11
Cox Today Starts His First Campaign
 Speaking Tour

Dayton, O., Aug. Ex-Governor Cox will tomorrow start the travels of his presidential campaign which are expected to continue with few intervals, until November. The dem- ocratic candidate will leave here to- morrow morning en route to Camp Perry, Ohio, where he is to speak Thursday afternoon.
 Arriving at Columbus tomorrow about noon, the governor plans to spend the remainder of the day in his executive office.
 The governor worked in his office several hours today, after voting in the state primary, but went to trails end later, because of a nervous head acche due, it was said, to the severe strenuous days.
 Besides his telegram Tennessee woman suffrage workers the gover- nor today had further conversations on the Tennessee fight. He was asked to send representative of the democratic campaign committee to Nashville and sought to reach Wilbur w. Marsh of Iowa, at Chica- go, for the mission.
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Arrest of Negro
 Women May Clear
 Up Forgery System

City Detective w. T. Pate yester- day placed under arrest Roberts Chavis and Elmira Hayne, young ne gro women, who are charged with passing forfed checks.
 Through these arrests number of successful forgeries which net ted hundreds of dollars during the past few weeks may be cleared up Many of these checks are in the pos session of the police, others are in the possession of Sheriff c. M Nichol and Constable Ben Brannor has many others.
 Pate arrested the negro women in Bartlesville shortly after check one of them had forged had been passed on N Eisenkramer. The check was drawn on s. M. McGhee The Hayne woman confessed to one of these forgeries and implicated the other woman. She later admitted that she had forged another check which she failed to pass when bank tellers held it up for investigation.
 The negro called up Eisenkramer represented herself to be Mrs. Me Ghee and informed Eisenkramer that Cher cook was coming down to buy some merchandise and would pre- sent a check in payment" The ne gro received the merchandise, ob tained her money in change and de parted. In this manner many O. the other checks the officers have been holding were passed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11
Davis Leads For Ohio Gubernat0rial c. 0. P. Nomination

Cleveland, O., Aug. 1o.-At mid might returns from 1,259 out of a Etotal of 5000 precincts in the state, Egave this vote for the republican Rnomination for governor in today's
 Estate-wide primary:
 \ Cole 20,261; Davis 28,816, McCul-
 Floch 10,615; Wood 1850. Returns from 1866 precincts for
 |the republican nomination for Uni kted State Senator give: Walter F. Brown 20,366; Frank B. Willis 21,- E919; Judge R. M. Wanameker g. f657.
 One thousand and twenty four Eprecincts gave for the democratic
 Enomination for United States Sen
 Eator: Julian g, 597; O'Neil 7,475. Davis is mayor of Cleveland.
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ANNUAL MEETING
 l 0F NEGRO MAS0NS
 IN SESSION HERE
Lodge Has Grown From 4,0OO to 10000 In
 10 Years.

The forty-eighth annual communl- c.t;on of free and accepted masons s of the jurisdiction of Arkansas con- yened in Pine Bluff yesterday at noon. q T. H. Harrison, most worsnipful crand master, presided. Ten years < ago, when he was elected grand mas K fer for theEfirst time, succeeding past prand master, S. T. Byrd %lof Pres cott. there were 1000 masons in pood standing in this Jurisdiction. < flTodav there are about 10000 masons in good standing and $80,OOO in the G banks of Ethe' state with all debts maid. Two hundred and fifty mem hers have died since the last grand lodpe and every widow has been set tied with or there are ample funds S set aside to settle with them. There owned by the grand lodge proper tv to the amount of S150,000 besides ssO,OOO deposited in the banks. E Among the grand officers present are J. H. Blunt of Forrest City, Geo. Ell. Moore of Wynne, c. s. Mebane of Eliot Springs, c. A. Jones of Little ERock. E. U. Reed of Fordyce, J. J. {Jones of Grand Lake, w. F. Talley of A. H. Hill of Pine Bluff, <J. H. Cleybourn of Philadelphia, J.. Err. Hammond of Little Rock, J. S. @Hcuse of Sherrill, J. T. Gillian of ELittle Rock, J. H.Allen of Dermott, EC. w. Scott of Luna, V. V. Pierce, J.. EW. Currie of Evadale, J. H. Wokett Kof Moscow, J. L. Brown of Little &Rock, H. w. Wheeler of Gum &Springs, S. L. Cannon of Marianna, EM. A. Clarfk of Mariana, H. w. Hol-
 laway of Helena, Riley Graves of Eliot Springs, J. B. McGowan, G. H. EJones of Eudora, c. Brown of Ken #sett, J. s. Fox of Grand Lake, N. 8G Dalton of Tamo, D. D. Edwards of Noble Lake, A. W. Winston of Con- &way, J. B. Bentley of Brinkley, A. I'll. Evans of Tyonza, T. H. Archie, &J. L. Vance of Brinkley, A. M. Wal Eters, R. B. Brown of Plummerville, EJ. c. Campbell of Helena, c. I. Thom-
 zmason, D. J. Dubson of Little Rock, kR. w. Powell of Mist, J. D. Shackel-
 ford of Prescott, J. B. Gabe of Will
 mot.
 Irene Ross, probation officer for
 Jefferson, presented the lodge with 70 beautiful bouquet of flowers, J.
 H. Gilman of Little Rock represent &ing her. Past grand master M. A. &Clark of Mariana moved that Gil- #liam write Mrs. Ross letter of ac- #ception and appreciation of the flow &ers and that a copy of the letter be
 inserted in the lodge records.
 & Past deputy grand master of ma Esons of New York was introduced
 to the grand lodge as a visitor by
 George H. More of Wynne.
 J. s. Phelix, grand secretary; S. P.
 Brock, grand secretary and s. T..
 Byrd, Secretary M. B. A., made
 pleasing and satisfactory reports of
 their different departments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11

When kidney diseases have been successfully treated for a period of more than forty years, it is reason able to assume that the remedy there fore must possess unusual merit. Such is the remarkable record of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy. With out it's ability to give relief and bene- fit it's users so that they would con- tinue it's use, it could not have ex- listed 40 months, much less 40 years of it's enviable record. Many letters have come to us to prove that it has been a household remedy for years and years. Here is what one grateful wo- man has recently written:
 q wish to say that your remedies have been used in our family for fiji teen years. We are never without a bottle of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy in our home, and it has saved many doctors bill. It is q wonderful medicine for all diseases
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Outfielder Harper Put Under Arrest

Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 1O.-Outfielder Harper of. the Little Rock southern association club was arrested and |held in $50 bail today on a warrant
 Charging "malicious mischief" after Manager Elberfield of the Little
 Rock club had refused to pay for |the canvass covering on the bases
 |that Harper is alleged to have dam aged yesterday with his spikes.
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Kidney Remedy for 40 Years
 A Pronounced Success

of the kidneys and liver."-(Signed) Florence E. Schmidt, R. F. D. No. 1, Dunkirk, Ohio.
 For the elimination of poisons due to impaired kidney action, Warmers Safe Remedy was famous forA25 years before this woman so judiciously be- gan it's effective use. There are. thou= sands of people who realize that their general health depends upon their kidneys and have found Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy a re- liable family medicine. Forty years ago it was named "Safe" because it'is SAFE absolutely; equalizing the work of both the kidneys and liver. Sat isfactory results are obtained in the most severe cases, and it is sold by druggists everywhere. A sample sent on receipt of ten cents. Warmers Safe Remedies Co.,, Dept. SOP Roches- ter, N. Y.-Adv.
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FIND 25 SKELETONS.

Corpus Christi, Texas, Aug. 10.- Twenty five human skeletons have been found fourteen miles south o1 |here on the west bank of the Lagu- ma Madre by local contractors. Indi. |S. Atwood, local contractors. Indi.
 |cations point to the fact that they |had been covered by earth for many
 |years and it is though that the storm |of last September brough them tt
 |view.
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MOTOR WRECK KILLS TWO.

Tulsa, Okla, Aug. 10.-A man and a woman were killed today al Stroud, Oklahoma, 50 miles west j here, when the motor car in whicE they were riding was struck by 8 Frisco passenger train on cross ing in the business district of the town. Travellers checks, totalling 400 and bearing the name of An. nette Boltz, were found on the wo
 man. The checks had been issued at Orlando, Florida. Nothing wat
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Dandruff Soon
 Ruins The Hair

Girls-if you want plenty of thick, beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for it will starve your hair and ruin it ii you don't.
 It doesn't do much good to try to brush or wash it out. The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is dis solve it, then you destroy it entire ly. To do this get about four ounces of ordinary liquid ,aryon ;apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gent ly with the finger tips.
 By morning. most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will com .pletely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it.
 You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the. scalp will stop, and your hair will looss kand feel a hundred times better. You can get liquid aryoni at any drug store. It is inexpensive and four oNRsss " you will mn no m ttex
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North Little Rock Man Finds Way to Regain What He Lost Declares Gen-Lax Has Made Him Feel Like a New Man.

c. Moore, we'll known express man of North Little Rock, residing at POT Olive street, relates his eXper- fence with ill health and how 1t has robbed him of small fortune dur ing the past few months. MT. Moore declares that his troubles are over since taking Gen-Lax, the new, medi- cine that is being SO highly recom- mended all over Arkansas. 4ts "Ill health has robbed me of sev- eral hundred dollars, both in actual cash paid out for treatments that did not do me any good, and in time lost from suffering have experience ed," states MT. Moore. found to identify the man, but the coroners jury at Stroud believed the couple were sister and brother be- eause of a close resemblance.
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DIES IN CHINA.

Peking, Aug. 1O.-Rear Admiral Charles T. Hutchins, U. s. N., retir- ed. today died of paralysis. He was here visiting his son, Commander Charles T. Hutchins, Jr,, naval at tache at the American legation here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11

the United States, according to The. doro Frezieres, newly appointed con- sul general to Liverpool, England who passed through San Antonio CT route to his new post, today. 2