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FTJDAY rtoawiKG,. AUGUST $3,1919. THE mVS-Af iP jOSSERVER. n jtSSSi Mexican Bandit Leader Boasts of Gsttina Munitions Froni Carranw Trpops V 13 Pase, Tea, 4nav IT.-frsJielete fills Ml efctainee; fcUrnntnaitipa far Wipplns; hi awn for bli bandit raids J Mocgliif om th Tnit4 Stairs frefdti or by capture ( Carman troops. It it believed that ia the past, millions sf pmi t)i ammurfitloa hae Wi amuggled into Mexico for VilU from Texas, Kew ateatre aid Ariaees. laall fortunes are raid to have been gained by the smngglers. The United States hat Mopped the laureling by wholesale, by poptielUng tramunition dtslere to obtala permiti trans the Army Intelligence Department lad by requiring them tq make report n aive mowing hub srcfivvf ine nin monition and the uie to Mulch U ia to bo pat. evrrtheVis, it it claimed small guaotitirs of ammunition still are t Ing smuggled over the border.' VilU has often boasted that he ob tained a large part of hit ammunition lad mauy r(flea from Carranza. He iapturcd 40,00 rounds of ammunition Intended .for Parranrs at Parral last luring. Prior to Villa's last attack en Juarez a few weeks ago, a Carrsaaa tut tonis official was diacpTered delivering inmunihpn to Villa a tpiet In Juarez! Villa nuances his rerplutionary more tent by roapclling foreign mining and tattle companies to make forced loans' in return for protection sad by selling tattle, silvsr and other property. In Stances In which he bp farced "loans' hTe " Wen reported within a fen months. When Villa was encamped ear Juatex he carried a traveling bag tiled with American gold and currency obtained frqra epmpanies in northern Mexico. It ia known, that he haa eaptured ' some of the apnea, sold by the United States army remonnt depot at Fort Bliss to the Carrenxa government ICIZK MANT QUACK REMEDIES BECAUSE FALSELY LABELLED, Washingtoa, Ang. 88. Four hondrtd lad fifty seizures pf so-ealled remedies far social diseases have been made re rently under the food and drug act by federal officials who have Inaugurated a campaign to suppress this variety of "nark" medicine. Ia making this an nouncement today the Bureau of Chew latry of the Department of Agriculture leaned a general warning that use ot such "remedies was extremely danger aus nd likely to lead to a long period of suffering. "The goods Mixed include great variety of compounds, said the bu reau's announcement. . "Some of the labels bear the elaim-bf the noairarae- turer that the eontente are aura cures. Ipme tvea contain statements that eurei will be effected within,. definite periods. "In all the seizure a-tions the Uov Hument alleged the preparations to bo falsely and fraudulently labeled. Buck preparations are sold largely because ot plausible but false claims, regarding their carat ire effect. Many sufferers are led to believe that euveo will be . effected by these preparations, and ade quate treatment under competent med ical supervision is neglected until per manent injury to health and ova dan. ger to life has resulted." St Wracked Inlaw la Bathe. Berra, Franca, July Ifc Twenty-six wrecks hsv been located at the bot tom of the sea off Havre, six of which were doe to torpedoes, eleven destroyed by mines, and nine the result of ordU aery disasters of the tea. Two French vessels re locating wreeki all along the oast. OFFENSIVE BREATH CALLS FOR CALOMEl TAKE A CALQTAt. 1 1 1 rh Nausealess Calomel Tah let That U Purified from Unpleasant and Sickening Effects. Be Tea eves have 'a had taete as peat aw m UM awraiae, aanvf fcrastt. epstad seas as keaoacba. aarveaHiees with a Wt-down seiiast Yea Bead aaJoawl .aothlna eba wiU e lee.net pear Hear tporoaanur. it vamaee. the easealeee tablet urn eensnuni u aad eeiaTDUUi in eneci. ww irnvm - baae. wltk a swallow at waler, thaft all. Na taete. as artaiac. aa ealta. aer aaaeea. Waje aa as the awraia feeUna Uke a twe-vear sM. malr-T tar break faet. Eat wkat roe pleeae. aa aaacer. lieaaas are eo "T . l .mj u hI ent ia ePeet thai ha Bwnataeturars kava aotborhed poar diasaht te rafaad the priee aa a sraaraatat that raa wBI aa aeiniBwa wren Bekt aarr fcs ariaHnal, aaaled paekacaa, priee tUrtr-Pi ceats. At drasstetas eYerrwbere. taaa-l MUTT AND JEFF OUfJ A Y1w AMtt Bwee x am TJeJee. 6oimG Aoywt ANt CeMAWTJ tCTT CC A NT 'll "lw - . e . .... : ewaaja.Owwttff? " J . - J ' ' 0HmmmmmWmmmmmmmmm'mm'm asawawawasaasaaB LpPGEPIfJ SAVES LIFE QF CHINESE MERCHANT Juarex, Hex.. Aug. 28. A lodge pin and strip eated Hie life of a Chinese merchant of Farral -when Francisco Villa's troops " captured Farral aoiae months mo, "hording to a sworn state ment made -ty tne atmaaat to toe American consul hero upon his arrival! The diiaeee tnerehaat refused to per- mU his asms to ba attached to .the Uteaaent (or fear he would be killed : i . v 1 1 1 L..J. i - i k HV itlim 9 wnui. w u that tut aajw three of bis cousins dragged through ihe streeta of Parrel bjr rebels and burned at the stake, , . . A demand fojr (5,000 Was made upon an iipoa -threat of death, the merchant said. He told the Vitus colonel he did not have this amount and yai about to be ordered shot, he said, wkea he no ticed a lodge pia on the lapel of the colonel's coat. Tb merjehaat said ht belonged to the Chinese organtzattoa Which was similar to the one Whirl the .officer belonged to and they ex changed handshakes- The ransom' was reduced to SiOOO and ho wis finally per mitted to go. DEMAND FOR GOOD LOOKING foop boosts high costs . Chicago, Ang. 28. To a considerable extent, feeding the eyes instead of the stomach if responsible for the high, cost of living, according to puthoritiee bare in the milling and grain trade. ?hcy eite the fact that rye flour It SSJ barren cheaper than -white flflonr al though, except for looks, the rye flour is equally good or better as food. Unusual fhenpnese of rye flour at tbiat lime ia ascroca io swe causes inc stoppage of whiskey distilling and the substitution . of white bread for rye bread by thousanda of workingmen who, until the area of high wages, used rye bread as a rule. It ia eaid by the milling experta that so far as known here the Lnitrd Nates government is purchasing only whits flour for shipment to Europe notnith standing that (be bulk of the popula tion across top Atlantic is iar mora ac customed to- rye bread than whiter i PHOSPHATE STREIiGTHEtlS WEAK NERVES Nctklaa like PMa Bltnhwekate 8tritka Wwk Nnw sad Imm Btraatth i Vtar. Aseerduif te a noted French Scientist, IKtm remedy lor nervounnaas. omnle sna sluaent doe to tkpmed nrv lorat. W a Sana of rtranis pboaphat known smons drucfiita ia this flountrf as Pitro PhoiDkata. It is PeicriM as a substance whleh Is sknl lav la oanailtiaB to tbo phospBorus nstunlly Swnd in hmin sad ncrvt cells snd. betas eaails sad eukklr aMimilsted. the work ot eveatiaa aeree faros, strensth snd vicar sins laasejliatclr K Is take inta the annua trstoav There art bum? reports of aetankthlaf rawlts front Its us, soma ihowinp remark able iaiDroveamnt even ia stnbbara cases of ieof standinf nerva waaknew. A there an aaaaa kiada af ahosDhaUa. eire should be exorcised to procure the senaine Pitra-Phv- Bhaia aa so d bv H. T. Hicks as Kaleiah and all aood eratists- (Adv.J ' Headaches My Goodness, And How Jeff Does Hate lUunclry Work 51 MUTT, WAUT "THAT 0T t UAMla 4uuv itS'. 1919, .s R16HT gfe UeW, f- f1VE ks 1 X look like a J effAai 1.1SL m$ M JtaS ! i I lb L hh ij i I i ... - -rv..w i - - '. . . i ri r1 , k ( m r " i. . . j pa " ttS I ENGUSH REQUESTED TO - SHiPSHOfSTOUsS, London, July 83. (By Mail.) Thp American Chamber of Commerce a Lppdon ia' pressing the British Board of Trade for aa increase ia the ratio of shoos from the Uaited ttaUf, blfh new reaseiflf limited to gs "per aenf of the 1913 import!. Thp individual importers have rele- grnhed W. M. MrEJwaine, cresiilenf pf the fintiosal Aseociatjoa pf Bot aid Shoe Miiaustturiera at Bratoa, urg ing that actiea be taken at Washingtoa tp pbuu ius rnipvi el resfrjt'Uonp f:W. fcARTEB-COLTOJT CIGAR Charlotte, W. as TU. J AT AIT T-k , . 141 aa aFT" 'JP A Red letter Day Make Tisei4y , Septrib)r 2d, Yolr Ra1 fetter Day by entering King's Business mnt&chDcl College. That is the opening day of trie First Session of the Fail Term. King's training counts ia the business world. Write for catalogue. ItALEIGn, N. C- YOO W AjTy i tei H &3&ytx r 'nJ TTXh 1 4ot the 1 V0ULD mind mim I Ji AM HOOK J h AOUARe g, f S W rLn t xOl 1 V w. i i riiisv ii r am. ti tuk m re t i a . i .-r in lavi r uium s i n -. I I " - w. ------- .r . T. I v- B aw "V ksl . T - jTl r-r-aawi-) t 1 dstmwmatPamv I I., m. I 1 mnu AT- jV .U b.t c. rrna LAZY! "r I k: i. II V lv TI ' Ii in EngI:nJ, which were' eperaiiag acairwt ttnerican " m;i"uf?etMrr,' The Amrrciean ebantbo in Lendo has supporte d tlieir -rtaad. It hap tbeen pointed nt to the board of trady that while the boot and. ahee oncessyin remains 'limited 'to V per cent of 1913 import, practically all the other .'major trades' are enjoying at least ai 5'J.per cent eonresalonr Farther mor,it , Is asserted, the "British mpinu factuffer is unable to supply tlm rto mesflo trade with anything like the quattity of shoes in .demand. Unranw of tiiie pcarcity the .consumer Is being fofaed to pay a hifih price, whieh would be Materially doereaaed by allowing in ert used tinporU. - v. 'ilea:pna- CO, DisUvbatata C. . CfiemWcm 1 -CHAEIjOTTB, n. c (Zm? S5(onar gstl&ft istrin? T ;5itert - BRINGING UP FATHER i ea i aw 1 aLsr s. -i w.p i m - - m FOR THC UOwe OP MK I T?- (WHAT A"-C Y6U I I - CAPJ GET A SHIMC. AftafouM t? - t i a, i mi i Miss Saidie M. King nuwainaimm WOW SHOWING . i MModels Fashion ahae aartvyed itself 4n peacetime dress. All the Charm nd theer of pre-war days is shown Again in the bap. py defineation of the newest niodejs for Fall and Winter wear. - Particularly interesting is our display. Hern one will aee a world of designing talent to malce glad the heart -of en ininlty for the first Fall lnce Clothes were discarded. We ahaU he honored hy via it from you at this time, as we deem it a privilege to show you the newest things. INC ti til.ittt.UtiHttttltiitttsM,, 0epaTlafe lilt, at a. 0. rwbet, By BUD FISHER
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