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GOLD HOLD KEEP-
MEN.
(Tunc "America" Key F.)
Gold hold your precious men,
Preserve tiiem to the cad,
CfOd hold our men.
fafo in Thy arms so strong
Hold them from every wrong,
To Thee ihey all belong,
God hold our men.
GUI". I Mrs. U M. Syfces left 'last nisnt-ior
h- .ii er borne in New York City,
vhero she xras called on account of
l he death o iic. brother, Mr. William
Ghuisy Sykr3, who died1 Sunday morn
ing. - -
A Hallowe'en party will be given at
i the South Wilmington school tonight.
i Refreshments will be served and the
proceeds will go for the benefit of the
school. There will . also be novel en-
tertRireni features and the public is
cordially invited.
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The Red Cross Unit of Carolina
'Place will meet at the home of Mrs.
jToler, corner of Twentieth and Wooil-
i COt' avenue, tomorrow aneruoun tt t
o'clock. All members are urged to
attend.
The black messengers of the Na
tional Special Aid are distributing
i Hocver cards today. The' messengers
j arr requested- to sign on the reverse
J side of the card as registrars. Block
messengers who have not been noti-
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If you combined tho curr-.tive proper
ties of every known "ready-made' couh
remedy, you would hardly have in them
all tho curative ,;power that libs in this
eiteple "home-made" couirh bjtup which
taJvCs only a few minutes to "prepare.
Qe froni any druist 2 ounces of
a-mex tnw cents worcuj, pour it into a
Food Conservation Advocates
Spoke at aV rious County
Schools.
God keep our own dear men,
From every stain of sin,
God keep our men.
When Satan would allure.
When tempted, keep them pure,
Be their protection sure
God keep ouv mn.
REV. C. L. EVARTS.
God save our splendid men,
Send them home safe again,
God r.ave our men.
Mfke them victorious.
Patient and chivalrous,
Thy are so dear to us,
God save our men.
' fied will call at tho work room tomor
The last stanza of this beautiful row afternoon end receive supplier
poem war thA first to be written. Its I an instruction::, ,
The FOod: Administration began its
campaign today when the speakers,
pifit bottle and fill the. laoWa xviir nici appointed yesterday, addressed good
pramilated sugar svrip.' The total cost sized audiences at the various school
i iut w raiis ana gives you a, iua houses. of the coynty at z o'clock tnis
heard
It AVISF? BIrPi? afternoon. The. speakers were.
Tastes pleasant and never spoila. with much interest as they sought
mis l'inex and sucar
author is unknown, but it has been
sung quite extensively in Canada rtur
Jlandsomely engraved invitations
in,- the present vorld war. The first 'reading as touows nave Deen receiveu
and second stasaj? were written by; by. out-of-town friends:
Roy. C. L. Evarts a c Tontrpat, N. C.', j "Mr. and Mrs. Charles William
during the summer of 1917 as the 'Worth request the honor of your pres
third and fourth-stanzas. On account ?nce at the marriage of their daugh-
of their beauty and appropriateness, ,' ter, Louise Gaston, to Mr. Benjamin
lust, at this timo, nnd with due npolo- WTashburn, Jr., cn Thursday, the 8th
?ier; o h nuthors, the undersigned day of Xovorber, 1917, at half past .",
has arraigned them in their present 'o'clock at First Presbyterian church."
form and is requesting that they be No invitations were issued in the
used as a song in the schools of our city,
country. j r.-
H. H. McLEAN, j REHEARSAL TOilQHT.
Superintendent Maxton Graded , The o.econd rehearsal of tho can
Schools, Maxton, N. C. i tnta "Thn Pifv of God." bpine nro
to
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svrtm nfenara. lmpyess upon tnose pressenv me vil-h
tion gets ripht at the cause of a cough importance of the practice of economy
and gives, almofit immediate relief. R in the consumption of food at this
tated membranes that tine the throat! Rev" J- A' SuUin, pastor of Cal-i
chest and bronchial tubes, .-' gently vary Pst church, aaaressea tne
and easily that it i? really 'astonishing. People at Carolina Beach andx Oak
' A day's use will usually overcome the Hill ; I. C. Wright, Esq., spoke at Ma
ordinary coiurh and for bronchitis, sonboro; Louis Goodman, Esq., at
Croup, WllOOplna COli??h find hrnnphist Wrio-htowillo- r T Kowpnmho THsn
asthma, there is -nothinff better. t. a?at-.' Mrd P.Pllamv.' Eaa.'.
rrnex is a .most valuable "concentrated at Myrtle Grove- South Wilmington
compound of cenuine-Norway -nlnf. . dl iuy"Ae Ajrove, souui vyiiniiuv,Loii
tract, and has bevn used for generations was adrtressd by. Mr. W..A. Mcuirt: j
to break up severe coughs. Wrightsboro by Mr. D . J. Fergus : Ea.st ;
lo avoid dugappointment, be sure to Wilmington Dy Chairman T. cooper,
ark your druggist for "2V, ounces of of the Board of Education: Middle
Pincx" with full directions! and dont Sound by Rev. R. E. Gribbin: Acorn
accent anvtr.inr? plso A mmrom,,. t k., t n rr--
-' - fc. mii j- i ; i .j lit i : iiv i.. 1 1 - -I in i . . ii I . Ljrtu . .
v refunded -w?'- ey V? Castle Haynes by Iredell Meares. Esq.;
&rSCeac"iaTUratl9,U ScU'S Hi" by Mr" Roger M0re' yreS
J ' u ident of the Rotary Club; Winter Park
by Senator W. B. Cooper; Delgado by
' S. Rev. John Jeter Hurt, D. D. .
PERSONAL MENTION.
'4 MPrn nvpRr.AATs mMnnnnw
Mr. Robert C. Rantwell,' Jr., a stu- Loca Weather Observer Promises
dent aviator, is in the city visiting . . Cold Wave,
his parents for a few days, en route tobef !s 8lated . g out45in ref"
to Pensacola. Fin w'rp ho will ,a. rration style, according to information
plcte his training and be commission- &iven ,out oiri the local weather bu !
ed in the regular service. loau thls afternoon by Observer Fel-j
ger, who is authority for the state !
Lieut. Claude C. Cashwell U S R Iont an unusually cold wavo will
stationed at Camp Jackson, Columbia,' striko this city tomorrow morning
S. C, is in th3 city with friends. find wil1 continue indefiriiteiy, although)
with an abundance of sunshine.
l I -;-'f AUf riMXHAT I aOlTnfET.i AirCDPA T Ami
DON f ypmi vguwiti mi
I Vrt't wntif ifrrn ripfl'frr . "--N S
HI credit on the wearer's taste,
III 1 . .. Zt. ,1 I i,- VtiSr A. - V
III dmi yuu vdiu " iu 'c ' V-d M
11. the most of your appear- f'Y' j '
til
You want itto rbfTect
credit on the Wearer's taste,
and you want it to make
the most of your appear
ance. When you take it
off, you want to have a suit
underneath that will "show
well.
DON'T YOU?
' We have Styfoplus Suits
and O'Coats at $17.00 and
$2 1 .00, and Isaac Ham
burger & Sons suits and
ocoats at $25.00, $28.00
and $30.00.
We know none better in their respective class and we invite
spection.
your crihccii
Rev.
rorwl iVr tho DofnmMinn rplcvhr-.i. . . u.!f..i it o , I OM.iy Htin Deen OUO Oi inOSe Dldc'
Miss Lillian Collins left last night ticn. v.m h hrld m tho Lnthor Me-1 rnmn-i n " try cays; threatening at timer, ant
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ioi nctnipLun. vj., ncie sne win , moriai nall at tno corner cf Sixth
spend the winter with relatives. f ?nd Princes-, streets, ton'gM, begin
" ! ning promptly at 8 o'clock, and r.
The weekly danco or the Cant well fulI attendance is urgently requested.
Dancing school will be held this even- Much progress was made at last
mg at o o clock, at the Hibernian ( wcek-s practice, and it is hoped that
Hal1. , (tonight's showing will pla? tuc work
" w, in shapo for beginning the finer points
Messrs George TI. nnd Ferdinand D. , of renditJon. Considerable interest is
Fick. of the United Staters arrny arc boin? s!vown by mo singers of the
2 iSe,tH m; R 'cr-nmuftUy.-and. everything goes to
No. 305 South Sixth street. j in,jicnto ibvJ this . effort will be high-
,T , A" ;r vr , , i ly successful from hoth religious r. ml
Mrs. J. G. Scarborough, of Greens- c.-, sf Th ror,;o
boro, is here to attend the Bagby-a-. choirroaf?t er of st. Jaraes. Episcopal
, " ' " I tuurch Has Been entrusted witn Hie
uie nome or airs. w.i. creasy. r condcting; na the ministerial com
, , ' ' . . . ! mittee in charge trur ts that the sing
Mrs. Charles Lodor has been eler- of the var1cu5 churfchoS win ren
I superintendent of a union Sunday; M Robertson every assistance
in r s : . - ; i -I
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SEEADLER CAPTAIN
CAPTURED OFF FIJI
i -r. of :hc Indian summer tpe, witi
the sunshine chasing the shadows ant
the lowering clouds of early morning
wafted away by the high breeze af-J
to,- onjy ;j tew drops oi rain had
fallen.
iiniGTO
AFTER IE
Work wUl begin as soon . as 1 . .
ed
school to be established at
Park
quarters are secured.
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Rev. F. S. Love, who has been in
attend?nce upon the Epworth League t -
Institute, has returned home. While
here he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard B. Branch on South Siith
street.
AMERICANS IN WAR
AS SEEN IN LONDON
(Dy Associated Press.)
London, Oct. of. Commenting
on
J the advent c American soldiers in the
reaches, The Post says:
"Were the Geman success in Italy
Miss Rose Bonitz underwent an op-jt
eration for appendicitis at the James j "
Walker Memorial Hospital this morn
ing. She is doing as well as may be or in other theatres to become much
expected, though her friends are anx- j greater than the Allies consider prob
ious about her. able, the Germans would still have to
-x- j reckon with the, fresh, eager, stern
A Hallowe'en pai-ty will be given at forces of America' It would seem
the store, formerly the Wayside Inn, j that Germany is putting forth her uf
at Winter Park, tomorrow evening at .most efforts during the interval which
6:30. An dyster supper and all kinds 'must elapse before the weight fu the
cf refreshments will be served. The, United States can be brought to bear
(By Associated Press.)
A Taclfic Port, Oct. 30. Count von
Luckner. commander of the German
raider Seealdcr war, captured Scp
fen h" 21 off the Fiji Islands y Fijian
constabulary, according to word
brought by a ster.mer arriving here
from a trans-Pacific port.
OF NATIONAL CONCERN.
1 1W
VMM
CONFIDENT THAT
y
THEY WILL WIN.
(Continued from Page Pive).
Flat Feet Caused Many Rejections
Frorn the Army.
Raleigh, N. C, Oct. 30. Foothealth
that before the war was considered
i nized by the government and that tho
0, j D i i rr ! brotherhoods had shown that collec-
ibheppard rrohlbltion Law Hi-, tlve Action is necessary. He oxibited
a telegram which he said shoved that
the government was exceedlngiy anx
fecdve With Coming of
November 1
c fin
GROli M
Washington. D. C, Oct. 30. At mid
night tomorrow night tho bars of here until soniclhin
Five German members c: the See- of comparatively little importance has War,hinrton will close, probably never j the blame is on the
lcr's crew were taken with their now become a health subject great.y to b? re.opened. At that hour the so. f ran't fight for democn
mntander, officer.-, of the arriving to be reckoned with. Flat foot oriCalled shpppard iaw providing tbati tleflelda of Europe and
ledermans were in an wpaK toi as Dec,n iouna 10 unnt as ;pron5bition 0f he liquor traffic shall citizens here," continued the speaker
ana were pursued by ' ...uu ,uuUB men iu. u: prevail in the District of Columbia,' " n
adl
con
vessel said. Th
the constables, who were aboard the navy service as any other one defect. , m intQ operation. wholesale
steamer Amra. jms report or tne " iciu.t-u .uuu a w ui jw retail liquor stores wilI bc ciosed,
captv.ro of the Germans confirms a tion m the navy. Defective vision was local brevcries shut dqwn and thirsty
message to this effect received some first and defective teeth third. It has 'residents ieft dependent upon the cri
t:me ago from Australia. been said that the physical standard yate iraportation of liquors from bft.
Just what become cf r -.hers ,of the of fte ent!re American army has been . thQ confines of tne District.
Seeakler's crew is not known. On- greatly lowered on account of the Am- Vyon that last ho of the alcohoiicai.
report was that they were at" sea in a e"cn foot; It seems that this part , inclined is likeiy to be destroyed
commandeered vessel. lue "w ueil'!whon the courts decide whether the;
Tho Srealder. wrecked cn Mopefca ed or has b,een sadly neglected in theiRe(?d bone dry amendment prohibit? .
lsiana m tne aoum i-acinc r.-m- 1 j-- . 'the importation of liquor into the Dis-
months ago, sank three American Incorrect standing and walking are ( . t f Columbia as into a dry state.
vessels during ner cruise in tne raci- V . 1 ' luaco ld ,cl 1 Once before has the national eapitrl
nc. Previously in tne Atlantic She ieuca, iwi auu mauv uuier v.0
pur. an ena xo id ve
ious that the matter should bo set-
i tied. He came here to cooperate with
I the officials and was going u remain
was done. "All
officials; you
mocracy cn the bat-
and deny it to the
:e:.j ul
proceeds will go to the Epworth
League of tho Wesley Memorial
church.
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Mrs. C. B. Davis, of Charleston, S.
C. left this morning for Fayetteville,
where she will spend several dayi;
upon her weak and decimated battal
ions. ' If we assume for the sake of argu
ment that Germany can conclude a
peace advantageous to herself before
the UnitHl States can intervene, it is
with relatives before returning to hev 'still to be remembered that America
home. Mrs. Davis has been the guest jis i lodged to break the military power
of friends here for the past 10 C'
ORIENT LODGE NO. i95, A. F. A A M.
ft An EmergeDt Communica
Vrf tion this Tuesday evening
JJ at 8:00 o'clock, sharp, for
th-1 purpo;-'- of 'jfiiM-i i ing
the BELLOW CR ViT S DZ WEK.
member-: a:: "equested :o le on
hand promptly.
of Germany and make no peace with
'the Hohenzollerns."
PRIVATE JOHN ALLEN
OF MISSISSIPPI, DEAD
(Bv Associated Press.)
Jackacn, Miss., Oct. 30. "Private"
John Allen, member of Congress from
All Master Masons of the city and Mississippi for .16 .years, until his re
visiting Brothers are invited to meet Sarement in 1810 and one of the pictur
With us. e&que figures of that body, died at
By order of the. Master. his home at. Tupelo, Miss., early today,
C. C. BROWN, recording to a dispatch received here.
Secretary. vHe had been ill about two weeks. ,
troubles, while unhygienic foot wear
ha-dn no way aided the situation.
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News oi the destruction of the See- Excessive weight combined with lack , . ' , miT1v lovinirl heara, the meeting was adjourned
cdler was announced in Wash'.ngton of exercise, and prolonged standing
TIT..-... nr i
wiHinnt Mlnnn. Thnt wn-s i tcl"" iwajror JViuore aSiieU It
lAf"T- TF n a wrr i-tn --3 ,1 A 1
' . ' ' opposition and whrt no rrniv wi
ttr r n i ri enronr nirnr f ' V- - - ' - .7
i
necessary, we will tic up even
road in this Southeastern country,"
continued tho speffkfer, nff'We' Mill
not let the company prescribe for us
the time to sleep, eat and work," he
concluded.
During the discussion it was state-J
that Mr. Elliott in addressing the
clerks last Friday had questioned the
patriotism of the clerks. Loud cries
of "No" and "He did" from the au
dience indfeated a sharp division on
this point.
At the conclusion of Mr. Forrester's
there
in
s
Menhaden More Pi
a Run of Mullets !
ported.
i ii-
cn October 4.
arc other important factors causing
foot trouble. Correct posture in walk
ing and standing and correct shoes are
I recommended as the only cure for flat
feet. The Life Extension Institute
There was little or nothing in the
Hill U; n ,r.Oi.o UTI- . i- . """"I. l"C bCUCiai uuiucs
tne unusual is transpmng and , that
perhaps a walk-out and tie-up threat
ins. The work of the clerks is still
Washington among the arid sections
in its wake
ever,
ed and the saloons pprmitted to re-
rume business. The present abolition
Young Man Electrocuted
(Special to The Dispatch.) " ,uauiulc of the liquor traffic is the result of a
Vr-.x-ottAvillo NT P Hot .fl T?nhAl-t SaS. : . .-j.xi x .j.-
Toi n r Ri v. son of M rT H . M Rav. of . "The nroner nosture in walking and 'li?!"" iUI1SJi t I conducted in that quiet efficient!
. t ' " - . UCl IKJKl KJL T V CI Ctl J XJ. -Li- V LAI 1L uu ix
tnis coumy. wasacc;ueniaiiy eitc.ru- sianuuig is to toe siraigni aneaa or nas onz been stron0, in Congress.
(Special to Tlic Ii.qi;ili !:.i
Southport, Oct. 0. 1; iokg as
though the menhaden faciei;; in !h"
lower Cape Fear were soea :., cont'
into a season of good-r.izid c '(lit.;,
after the weeks.of delay an "i vx,wv
.tpyayebeei nit to in orc-r ;o to
ready. TOc"' three ""big "i'aclon . yk
below Old Brunswick, Tayit ; V. Caro
lina Products, and the Neptum Oon
pany, are splendidly equipp.l m ; l,u
iness. The Carolina h?s foul torn
fairly good catches Avit 1 tii- i s
week. The Neptune has done somt
business, while Taylor's ha i po
steamers, but some are on llio way
from the North and will likely be
here by tomorrow, they having loir
Norfolk Monday with or-Jer.; lo bo cm
the lookout for cosries. ?o thai they 1
may come here' with full i;cai icads of
fish.
That .there must he plenty oi mcu
haden coming down the co:;s; enn
judged from the fact that. ;) s kw:
reports, having passed a school c!
these fish that was 35 miles in length
The fish are now very jat. .seme- of
the recent catches yielding live
Viili
cutod at Columbia, S, C.Saturday even slightly inward, rather than out- 'partlv through personal conviction and- f cvr"
mornmg. Mr. Ray was, employed as a ward. In standing the feet should partlv through the personal attitude) cnXE nf h
lineman by a power company, and form two sides of a square. By prac- f members who dared not votcY. -
came in contact with a live wire, drawn on the floor, the habit of toeing " -nt ,r hPir Hi
, . . i x mi . .. , ., . . . . . , .. ,lLt?xJL III lull. Ul
ceatn Demg msianianeuus. me uvuy siraigm. iorwara can oe acquirea.
i-.Tonnn,. ,-ri,jv. xi. iuuzj ux. uii iu uic uanei u
xxi,xxxxx iuiv,u; .iaa.i-ctv;uciix,t;S Lilt eu- 1 1, ' , 1 ,r,l
x; uS j, xu. x,:..x.. . such a yield, with the nnce 0. oil
Lue wumiug ui me Atlantic uoast' , . .. . r
otittp its uigii a;s il jk lit. iJi'.-i ui, i'
' m.r T 431, .-. T-Tlnfl
P TOftPtintr loot nio.--1- U41,C1 "A iilfiiU-. a gl..
members who dared, not votc,.n( ,,,5. jnornimr Mtitinn tna AnJof at ?5-
... 1 , - --0 "-uwu WUO
e or a morai 6enu-jgided( many clerks contending that a
strictS' vhica they;crjsjs was rapidiy approaching while
was brought here Sunday night for
burial, and th efuneral was conducted
yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock.
FUNERAL FROM THE HOME.
feared would be transmuted into hos
tile votes.
The Hobson constitutional amend
ment for national prohibition actual-
Remain:; of Little Elouise Thomas In-
terred in Beilevue.
others were confident that the com
pany was merely sitting tight, readv
to throw its ace mtp tiie balance nieht frnn c Pr- m v Ci-anl
Shnnlrl tho nr-i in norin it V mSUt trOEl Cape t C..L t OJ LuJ-U
lv onrHAd thR House in the Sixty- Tav . ' .sianon mat quantities ot m-iii.
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Another important piece or fsS
news that will be heard with joy
along the Brunswick comity cc?st, is
the 'nhnhp mps?a?p pn liprc
third Congress, 187 to 189, with 41 not!
Funeral services for Elouiso. in-'necessary to carry the amendment-
North Atlantic Gtorm Warnings.
(V.v AssiiM'i.-itod Press. 1
. 1 1. 1 ; ri '1 1 1 sorv.inoo mr H.ini'cn iti iurLcasai i lj ai 1 j iuc umiiuuiv ' . . . . ,
Vashington, Oct. SO.Northwera ; '7VT''r :ri; Ithrmh ' the measure failed. The A5?rican People drank iy.4U .llons
IUjIL llUUi.ll t.ri l 1 A X A 1 . U.UU ATAXlI. I A. 11.. .wmw. Z1 - 1 s 4-An;A.A.Tu I : . . 1
VVAVo, n th hntirror from Thomas, of No. 119 Meares street, same
ed tooay on the Atlantic cost, rrom - , j ir,0.
Norfolk
were
coming around the cape. Firferoen
along the shores of this co:imv have
been vratchina: for a run oi' ni'i'I-.-is :"
order to lay up a stock for diipaV
same Congress, however, passed afof intoxicating liquors per capita, at besides many farmers living r-ar th
iv mecwus Bu-ei,i wus'Mg' "",v,v". :an pvnprfit,, j-.ir 19 nnn ftftn nnn
j u ..i ix xi Hi-oatirt rootritinu niinr law nr ihp ' w ' v.u, .y
to Boston and Southeast "r,." JTlL 7"rr r,: " V t. sin. the consumption per capita has
C It n n H lUn Cl VtiUl UlUCdi). i.uwi.v. - . - . . . .
1.1-OJJi suiuui--iic;au, - . . , . . , '
sea have been anxious for th!;
come along, in order that tiiey m?g"-
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FQIi WOMEN, MISSES AND BOYS ?
A large ohipment received, by express last
night.
...)
Attractive styles and colors aiarnoderate
prices.
r.orm warnings w,xrt, nf xh' ,tQ toiiiti nntv nWnt th. BUIie u18ai as n..r w-gaiions. since tne lay in a supply tor the winter uoi.-i.--
:to Eastport, -Maine. Strong "7-- ZT-mmZZ mVohTh tion law f-the 9 War But tie universal trend,' Just-how-much of a run thi, is 10
st winds probably with squalls Co": Tr - t:Z " .for prohibition is irresistible, and the "will soon be learned. It car.nor De
afternoon and tonight from Bos- " x t '"tr 1 ' .rliquor traffic is doomed." " sn-eat. for,th demands hcroc'oouts.
Mass
north we
this
IUU C!C tuuiv.au. tra- rriGrlo i T3fTl-,w no namctorv .M-inv fcWt it ftrnc onftn oiriflCTlt that tho ma.
VI tfcO UXlMjf Xxl A.M.tl A.J VVaauvui j . :iii,uu f U a,j X lb (I VV ixV iiuvuv aa mv
friends attended the last sad erv'ce jority sentiment in both Houses wasf
sympathv of the entire commun- favorablv disoosed tsward nrohibrtxQa
uenerai varoevenor weau. ny oeing extenaea-tne oereavea piir
("Dy Associated Frcss." ,lf v
Athens. Ohit. Oct. 30. Gen. Chas.
H. Grosvernor, former Representative!
from the Eleventh Ohio District, died
at hj&. home, here. today, aged 84.
-SEE THEM TODAY
Jr
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BROWN
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r vJsk ssss
punt r -IL af j , fciJA
3SSrY$0gr -o- sua "sk
1
IN SUPERIOR COURT.'
:Aitej 6Ko$cg ot after aliard day
are - xjvickly reiieved"' With Sloan's
tsnhnent. krieaay to Rppi, no rub
bing,aaf &,ptptpily effectivts.
C3ttner-aad idore? kxrvenient than
mossy; piasters' -and emicient3. It
does not Stain tlse skirl, : pr clog the .
pores. Every hom&fhould have a
bottle handy - for sprains, strains,
lame back, rheumatic . pain3 and
stiff, bra muscles arid joints,
iff-ixad bmsht all dxiig-
Defendant Was Not in Debt to Plain
tiff, Jury -Says.
for the District. - The action of ana
State after another in abolishing the
saloons had left no doubt as to where
the nation stood on the prohibition
!gue3tion. Consequently the support
ers of -the measure encountered coin
paratively little difficulty in securing
its adoption, although the "wets" still
' The case of Margaret Cronley vs. IHept up a -fight, setting forth as. ther J.
. - 1 J xLt A. TTT t A. J
W. E. Reaneker, begun late yesterday , principal argument. ium vvusiunuii
afternoon in Supesioy Gourtj cobsuui- 1 hpuld be the last city in, the country
ed the greater part of this . morning's '-that should hav6 the rigors of jrohibi
session, the jury rendering, a verdict ''tjon forces upon it, if for no . other
in favor of- the defendant jusfr before Reason thah that its citizens are help
pnoa. The oiUy issue submitted and! Ie6s against all legislation by Con
which, was answered in the negative gress affecting- , their interests or con
was "h tlte defendant indebted to the veniencei - ..' :
plaintiff, and if so to what extent?' LThe barring of the saloons from the
( District of Columbia, will complete a
I The taking of, evidence in the ca3edry belt from Maryland south to Floi
! it.-t.ed John Gr?dy against Emma Jida.on the-east and as "far as New Orr
Exum eT al., was begun immediately, , jQjang 0I1 the .westward.
! , , , v-m cr -ui b.rdly be rendere tj iTlie anti-saloon forces naturally are
before late this afternoon or tomor- jubilant over their success in convey t-
j row uioring. . - , . In the national capital , iiito a dry
, city, because of the effect it may have
j . . t . . ion the sentiment Of the entire coun-
i DR. TANK&RSI.EY RETURNS. try. A request has ; been issued to
. . r-r - -. ministers of all dejaoininations -through
Attended f :njcal Ponftrieps In Gh out the United States asking them -to.
c ago Away Tyyo Wfteka. - l set. aside next Sunday as a day of op-
Dr. J. W. Tankersley head rof the .servanco ikr this latest irphibifjoh vio
TanUeriDley-Harper Sanitarium, return-. Tory and to preach prohibition 5 spi ed
to the city; this morning from a mons on that day. ... .-if .
two weeks visit to- Chicago, ama otlt j T'L-et us appropriately celebrate the ;
r pointsi While away, Dr. Tankers- .coming of prohibition: to . the capital
. Icy attended ,cUsiai congrs oi sur- jf our groat republic' says ,the.tappeal
1 gery, held ti&XJhaojlnapt t. the njinisteps. -i 'XkovjM not-et
while in Rochester, Mini., yigiting the Qu3itha-seia49ef: going on!
r-Mayo3,. aldb"v stopping over for a brief , for centuries and we, have. hardly -tak-'
'- visit in Philadelphia," on; the return-, est the 15 v line trenches, for, accord
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jjjrif vjsfx reajxtcf, your gro-
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It's got the smell and the smack that
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