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                  <text>PAGE TWO.

THE NEWS SCIMITAR

WORTH MORE THAN

EX KAISER

MOriDAY,

SEEMS

MAY 12,

tf.

i

MUCH AGITATED

ALLMONEYONEARTH;

Former German Ruler Aroused
Mrs. Raspberry Able to Do
by Allied Plans
Housework First Time in
for Trial.
Four Years

Gains

Thirty-fiv- e

Pounds.

AJIKRONOKN,
Pram. )

My
An

12.

'By tbe
abstract
terms, puh- -

official

i
of thr i.nlimmar
lishtvl in hi Dutch ne w rpapin, which
wa
rftrannlatert an4 read to the former lirrman rmppror. has aroused
csritemrnt anions the members of the Motif MoUfB party.
tf
An Inkling ronrerntng what the
intended to do lit connection with
bringing William Mohrnsollfrn to trial
had reached th Ormin officials earlier
in l heek
They rommuiihaiefl I he
information to the former empress, who
displayed Mgna of marked emotion, but
decided to await the official report
f
- making the news known to her
husband.
A
special messei aer motored to Arn-h- c
t p proc t irr
n Tb 'irsda
f
copies
Meanwhile the
the local newspapers
former empemr continued his usual or.
cupattnn of sawing loirs, hut apparently
nerhe Is suffer!,; from
Mis saw worked as
vous excitement
never before and his pbvsirlan.
Df.
y
Fo'rster, who assisted him, wM
exhausted at lunch time.
Hon the former emperor
took
he
news the rorrcspondcru
nraj unable tn
ascertain, a even one in he castle is
sworn to itcrec) regarding hap pan inn
Flumors were i IrculaTed In the village
t nsi
ne atiernpiea io con nut suicine
by hanginu, bill these are considered
canard?
Thf former nilcr looked wonderfully
weli as he wslkel 00 to his (tawing
It aaanil undoubtedly
(hat he Intends
tn stsv in llollnnd, if hr can, through
the summer, up further
prei s ut Ions
have hern taken around the castle. Orders have been given to erect u hi eh
fence along the entire side of the moat.

3

"J had rather Me my wife well and
happy like he Is dim-,king
than to Kara all tr
in th.
nar Tanl.
!
world.'
ired Hcnrv '
iherry of
1IU ''amrhfll St . Kansas i'itv, M,,
Mr llaihfrry. who ha-- - r.iet'tlv he, m
eroroyed a a foreman hv the Vrm.'in
Pscktng I'nmmni. was formerlv In
of ih. Missouri. Kitn.-s- s
TaXA!
ra tlroad.
"Befor. mj wife look Ttnlsc." m-ttnue- d
Mr FUapberry, "jhe had rheu-irstlsIn her lintba so had sh. rouldr.
even dress h. rselt
I would
have to
nt of hed in the moniingK
her
hHp
r
and put
rlothee on for htr
Her
stomach was in Bueh I had rendition
that ahe oould hsrdty digest anything.
The gas on her stomach would raiiae Intense pains in bar Ml. anil sri h awful
spells of palpitation ..f thr li 'art that
ahe .cold har II) n.,nd it
She was
extremely nervous, hei hr. t.h wx xhort
and very offrMlve, and sh- - had fallen
off li. weight until
he
hardly
more than a frame
"At the time ."he began taking Tatt
ler ahr onh writhed eighty-sevepound and had not been able to rh.
any of her housework In four ...i
But she nor
one hundred and
twenty-twpounds has actually gained
iounds-an- d
thirty-fiv- e
is aa healthy
s
and active as she
thirty veara ago.
The rhewmali. !;
have all left her
and she can do nil her work and ,ook
the fanoh without
the
aftr
least
trouble. She ran eat meals, pickle, all
kinds of vegetables and anything els
ahe wants anil never have a sign of
tndlgest.rn She is not the least nen
us any more, sleeps like a child ever
night and I" i well as ahe ever
I can't rind words o express mv thank
fuhiess lor what Tanlac has done foi
It is nothing short of wonderfher
ulTanlac Is sold In Memphis b) War-noc- k
Drug Co. and Weiss' Pharmacy
and all the leading druggists In pracSNRF.VKPORT. Lg.. Max II Hen.y
tically every city, town and tllage In
('o. krell. blacksmith, sged IS, and MatAmerica,
Hdv
thew TAlTetl. fsrmrr. shot each other
to death
when
Aatgrdg y afternoon,
t 'ockrell
found Terrell in a roojti with
Mrs Coekrell at tlie home of Tth hard
Sures. her fathrr, residing a.t I'n'on
Mall, eight in Mew east of ("oushatta,
Th corfiuer made Ibis report after
hearing tbe only witnesses. Mrs. t'ock-tel- l
and her three children.
Mrs. .'ockrell had entered suit for divorce. Mer husband called at the hfftitf
Sunday and asked to take their boy
for a walk
When be returned and
r iinil
Terrell talking to his wife he
As the latter
shot Terrell three times
fell be grasped a shotgun nearby and
n
Next to Gas Co.
load of buckshot into ( 'ock-retl'- a
poured
stomach.
Both men died tn a
few inlnules.

r

ii

1

Thick, rich, delicious and full of
flavor. Four good reasons why
Karo is preferred everywhere.
Kara ig pure.

It ig splendid energy producing food
prachcaUy predigested. Mothers give children Karo
and sliced bread because it satisfies nature's cravinir

V1

awa

unvwio,

CUIU UIAC5 UVC

Jhe
pDPP
aMTart
Bammmmm

beautifully illustrated Corn
Product. Cook Book. It really helps to
solve the
day problem.
Every housewife should have one. Write us today.

"Crystal White" in rAe Red Can
"Golden Brown"-- in the Blue Can
"Maple Flavor- "-

ElKtric Witt

TO BAPTIST
BM'K

.MOUNTAIN'.

IBlue.

JOHNSON &amp; CO.
rn

S. MAIN ST.
Will Sharpen It.
Fhona Main 271.

Fret Dallvaey

Mf Kara with plenty of
aaikaaoa and a rich Maple fast

P.O. Box

in the Green Con.

WILSON

SETS ASIDE

E. D. HERR1CK,

ISM Falls Building

y

less, but it would not then be

Mississippi Ships
Over $4,000,000 Of
Hogs To Markets

JACKSON, Miss. May 12. iSpl.)
Mississippi has shipped more than
worth of hogs since the beginning of the present year, according to
ststlatlcs compiled at the A. and M.
college and mad public here by J. R.
Ruff, district demonstration agenl for
the southern part of the state.
The 26 counties of Mr. Ruff's district are greatly Increasing their pork
production, according to Mr Ruff, and
shipplan to make record-breakin- g
finished hogs this
ments of
fall.
One county agent will 'ship 2,000 of
this type In a day.
Highly er cent of the hogs shipped
this season have gone to St t.ouls.
with the other 20 divided
between
Nstchsg and New Orleans.
Mr Ruff reports a great deal of
In community
and county fairs
this season, and In the Mississippi State
fair, to be held In Jackson in October.

a blend of the best coffees in the world a
drink you relish. Buy Better coffee; not
cheaper coffee.
The quality, purity, strength, fragrance,
full measure, and savor of " Morning Joy "
counterbalance any consideration of a few cents
amerence wmcn tnere may be in
its cost, as compared with a
(t
".,......."
nioptl IUHCC.
At your grocers.

new ur leans
Coffee Co. Ltd.
New

TERMS ANNIHILATION
PABlH, May 12. Prince Lichnowsky,
former Oerman ambassador at London,
commenting on the peace terms to the
correspondent of the Temps, said:
"Such a peace would be equivalent
to the annihilation ef Germany.
It is
only acceptable with serious modifica
i suppose
it is meant as a
tions,
busis for negotiations.
"After Napoleon, Europe did not hold
I he
French people responsible.
This
It appeace Is a peace of violence
me
to
to
been
have
pears
dictated under the Influence of Kn'oh."
Mathias Ersherger. who was head of
the German armistice commission, said
to the same correspondent:
"All bad propositions made to us are
unacceptable and unrealizable."

OLUB IS REORGANIZED.

HUNTINGDON, Tenn., May 12. (Ad.)
- -- The
members of the Woman's club
of Huntingdon
met and reorganized,
having disbanded during the period "f
the war for war work. The new officers are: Mrs. Nell! Wright, president:
Mrs. J. K. Carver,
Mrs.
Mrs. O.
George T. Md'all, secretary;
A committee on
C, Tldwell. treasurer.
membership wasi appointed as follows:
Mrs.
PLANTING RETARDED.
George T. McCall, Mrs. J. T.
Peeler and Mrs. O. C. Tidwell.
Mrs.
NATCHEZ. Mts.. May 12. (8pl.)-Rec- ent J. T. Peeler was selected as
delegate
heavy rains throughout this sec- to attend the annual Federation
of
tion have greatly retarded
Clubs at Nashville, May
opwith
erations and have caused planting
considerable Mrs. D, U King as alternate. The first
damage, to the cotton crop, which had meeting will be with Mrs. Nell! Wright,
been greatlv reduced In acreage In reMay 24. at which time the course of
sponse to the general appeal issued to study for the ensuing year will be
the farmers of the South.

30 years ago
I

Other Carey
Building Materials
Asbestos

BLUE MOUNTAIN MAN
GUN
INVENTSJVIACHINE

Orlelai, U.

BU'R

(IpD

Dr

MOUNTAIN, fcf ltH
A. H, Mr.MllRtrr.

My
of

Rfeetoln

thp tMt
by rombhitnif
two prf'vloiifl modliR
Th
pirffcted wtftpon is now being mud'1 hv
tht? Hinr Now York odnoMfH that built
thr Hrnwntnff mtohltIO nun. Thr Mi
Alltstir tMMtl, it is claimed by omr
of thi rxprrt' tn the New York frtory.
hah points of nuperlorlty not poMeesod
by Any gun of the general typo on the
market
Tn (r"t the new MoAMtster model before the Kovermnente of th world, a
VOiM concern ha lust been orsr&amp;nlzed
In Washington. I'Htenta have been applied for, and as soon aa the new piece
is ready for it final testing, It will be
Mihmltted to the United St h ten wr
department for the lilUtl grilling trlala
given to aurh invent iona by tne
of the department.

Notice to Taxpayers
nl ssr 5 lSw; "r

swiw

(

Ward.
rd

th, foowj

and

7

23

nd

5

Tus.day.

,

May

Tha

Roarrt

HOMEWARD

J

13.

Wsdnssday, May 14.
Wards 3 and 4 Thursday. May
15
Wardi I and
May 1.
iTie lioolts are open for
inspection 9 a m tn ,
Saturdgy. exre.Ued. wha hook5 will h. opsn from
1 2
am.
noon

untfl,

only.

The Board will he

In SMslon

TWO MEN DROWNED.

o

abova rlsrs from 10
Written nc
In valuations
not
pasc,l may be filed with (ho rlerk at any time Pr"V,0,lslv
All taxpayers dissatisfied with
ggsesamani ,
property should not overlook the , ,
,
the Board, ai there is no other n, e
ml w,rH.PP",,0n
Pai,sel
will not be opened fo, reconsldaratlon
Pergonal property gssesaments for Individual,
''r"
poratlons and nil others liable fo such ta
k
viewed at a later date. Due notie, w ,

MtJ;

f"0"0'

P"l,lnn, from

UPN
on wards

J. W

t
I

KBTBa

nirnn
8UOARMAN
t

OF I.Ql
,1.

W

M.IATION.

The three men were attempting :o
curry the boat over the fa lis when It
was seised in the swift current nnd
Carried beyond the point where they
hoped to get through.

J

22 WOMEN

II

nun w 3 r.
DIliATttgH, Recret.ry.

I

on that barnl
That

put Carey Asfaltslate ShingleJ
on my new home today. Thirty years ago

Insulating Papers
Roofs
Asphalt Built-U- p
Asfaltslate Shingles

Constipated Children Gladly Take

California Syrup of Figs

Carey Flexible Cement
Roofing
Fibre Coating for Roofs

Fiberock Asbestos Felts

For the Liver and Bowels

Asbestos Materials

Tell

enuine
your drugjist you want
"California Syrup of Fifs." Pull directions
and dose for babies and children of all ages
who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue-coateor full of cold, arc plainly printed on
the bottle.
Look for the name "California'
and accept no other "Fif Syrup."

Roll Roofings
Damp-Proofin-

g

Compounds

d,

85

Tell us the kind of building you have to lover, and
and prices of the par'
tirular kind of Carey Hoofing or Shingle whiti
will best meet your needs.
we will give you samples

Magnesia Pipe and
Boiler Coverings

DECORATED.

NKW YORK. May U Twenty-te- n
American women doctors, nurses and
medical advisers. enipoing tbe staff
of the Amerlesn women's hospital No.
st l.'Zancy, France, have been decorated by the French government for
their services in the rsr and in com
bating an epidemic, according to word
received here.

There

We Pi y Liberty

Bonds

We will also redeem unpaid Liberty Bonds and
pay you the difference or make loans on same.

Perel &amp; Lowenstein
168 South Main

is why I

knew nothing about Carey Roofing except
that it had been manufactured since 1873J
But the roof on that barn lasted.
A few years ago I put up a new stock ban
near the railroad track. I put on Carey slate
surface roofing because it was both sparkproofJ
and good looking.
Judging how long Carey Asfaltslate Shingle
will last by how long my other Carey Roofs
have lasted, I know that the roof of my newi
house will require no attention for many yead
to come.

Roofing Paints

le

1'ours.

SMFTU i

11

-

II
Als.. Hay
TAU.ABSEF.,
Cross and .loe Williams, of Fjist Tsl- Inssee, were drowned In the Tallapoosa
river here when their ljat bcsme
and dnshefl oyer the falls.
A nurd man, CIvne
Scroggli'. Was res-me- d
alter Ktsndlng in the wnter three

n"

BOARD

BOUND.

12. tSpl.)
Ma
NKWHKUN. Tenn
P;trkrr 1'itinore. prominent young farm
er of this aeotlon, vii" waa among tha
nrst jteleetmen from I'yer tounty to
enter the training etttnpi for overseas
service, has telegraphed his relatives
here that he haa arrived safely In the
fritted States and would toon be home.
Young Tmmore Is the son of EE, U
TUt more, a
properots farmer and land
owner of this territory.
Murray C.
well-knon Newbern 'mer
a
Hamilton,
alao
chant, who went with DittTtOft,
homeward bound

Roofs

Wallboard

of

Is "a

arey Dealer near yon.

FISCHER
269-28- 0

put

ROOFING

Elastite Expansion Joint
Asphalt Pitch

12

ft la

mnrhinf (tun

fHturf

Built-U- p

Feltex Asphalt Felts

a plontVM
RU'i inventor,
who for nearly half n i'niurv hm b4H
txpitrtmtMit inn In thr fltld rf military
plsVCit

meets on

New York City
Safes Reprmuntativ
Memphis, Tenn,

POLITICS WARMS UP IN
HUN PRINCE CALLS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WINONA. Miss.. May 18.
i
Politics lii Montgomery county IsiSpl
show-lu- g
u. preaidem
May
signs of awakening. There are a
Washington,
vlllson In a prnrlnniatiuti
mad. publh.' number of candidates before the people
yesterday recnminended that the period In ihls district and coUnty, and the
S tn
.lune
beginning
will have plenty .f
Hlag day, June 14, county campaign
b observed over the country as "Boy
pep.
Scout
week"
Candidates for district and count v
for the
of
purpose
strengthening the work of the Boy offices T are: For District Attorney' -Scouts of America. The president. urged .lolin
Allen. Attala eountv; A. T.
that In every community a
Patterson. Webster county; itavid K
committee
be tirganlaed to co- Crawley, Attala county: Slmob K, Turoperate In carrying out a program "for ner, Carroll county. For State Senator
extending the Boy Scout program to a (Carroll and Montgomery
counties)c i:. Sykes, Tom .?. Whitehead.
of
Americun boylarger" proportion
Jr.,1
and Alex A mason. For Floater
hood.
Uepre'
Under plans announced by James K. santatlve Ulrenada and Montgomery
i 'nit
i
B. S
titles
Elliott and J. Herman
West, chief scout executive, a nationwide campaign wilt be conducted for i lark. For county offices:
Foi RepTP
I.OOO.OitO associate members
A. Adams,
L.
tp act aa resents! Ivej-Jes- se
scout mssters. assistants
and other Katlifte and B. Coopen Weed.
For
.Sheriff John David Johnson. Tom M.
leaders of the scout troops. The coun- districts, I'honipaon, Hubs M. Smith, J Marion
try will be divided Into
with headquarters for each at Boston. Ingram and J. K McKaln. For ChanNew
York.
Philadelphia,
Cleveland, cery Clerk- - Jue Abb Ware and C. K.
Richmond, Atlanta. Chicago, St. Ixmi.-i-, Oliver. For Circuit Clerk Ben E. Em-brJr., Kxce Baker, Edgar E. Wright
Minneapolis. Kansas Cit, Pallas and
Hart"
FYanclsco Kach district will De and E5, R. Ford.
For
INmer
c. Browning. It. Treasurer
B. Hinson.
given a quota of associate members to
Walter B. Turner, Sr., H. M. Austin
enroll.
and D, Homer White.
For Tax AssessorJohn It. Allen and J M. Kemp.
For Superintendent of IQducatlon 6.
M. Herring, Jesse K.
Partridge, 0. C.
Burton and W. R. Applewhite.

a populai appeal.
We could make our coffee to sell tor

KrmallM.lor,

161

at

It Sells for More
Why
To aelMor less is

ksm

--

MEET.

"BOY SCOUT" WEEK

to-da-

-a

Miss,

May 12.
Mountain will he repre
tha Southern Baptlat
In Atlanta this week
r.
by
it. A
hlmbmugh, pastor of Lowre
Memorial churoh; Mrs. L. E. Bartoi
head of Hie achool of Latin In Blue
Mountain college, and Miss Aletlioa
Barton, the only representative of th
present Munent nrMl1.
(Bpl.

aented

three-meal-

Corn Products Refining Company

tha

FOWLER

HOW ABOUT YOUR
LAWN MOWER?

OF C&amp;llGy.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
Erary can af IUr i. mark
with
exact waif ht in pounds of syrup contained. Do not
be misled b
package., of similar sise bearing number, only, and having no
relation to weight of contents.

There Are Three Kinds
Of karo

Finds Man Talking
To Wife; Shoots;
Both Men Killed

piaCC

Walnut St.,
MKMI'HIS, TKNX.

Ask for hi

name.

WHS, ?"d
1115-112- 1

K. Second St..

LITTLE ROCK, ARK.

READ NEWS SCIMITAR WANTS

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            <text>PAGE TWO. THE NEWS SCIMITAR WORTH MORE THAN EX KAISER MOriDAY, SEEMS MAY 12, tf. i MUCH AGITATED ALLMONEYONEARTH; Former German Ruler Aroused Mrs. Raspberry Able to Do by Allied Plans Housework First Time in for Trial. Four Years Gains Thirty-fiv- e Pounds. AJIKRONOKN, Pram. ) My An 12. 'By tbe abstract terms, puh- - official i of thr i.nlimmar lishtvl in hi Dutch ne w rpapin, which wa rftrannlatert an4 read to the former lirrman rmppror. has aroused csritemrnt anions the members of the Motif MoUfB party. tf An Inkling ronrerntng what the intended to do lit connection with bringing William Mohrnsollfrn to trial had reached th Ormin officials earlier in l heek They rommuiihaiefl I he information to the former empress, who displayed Mgna of marked emotion, but decided to await the official report f - making the news known to her husband. A special messei aer motored to Arn-h- c t p proc t irr n Tb 'irsda f copies Meanwhile the the local newspapers former empemr continued his usual or. cupattnn of sawing loirs, hut apparently nerhe Is suffer!,; from Mis saw worked as vous excitement never before and his pbvsirlan. Df. y Fo'rster, who assisted him, wM exhausted at lunch time. Hon the former emperor took he news the rorrcspondcru nraj unable tn ascertain, a even one in he castle is sworn to itcrec) regarding hap pan inn Flumors were i IrculaTed In the village t nsi ne atiernpiea io con nut suicine by hanginu, bill these are considered canard? Thf former nilcr looked wonderfully weli as he wslkel 00 to his (tawing It aaanil undoubtedly (hat he Intends tn stsv in llollnnd, if hr can, through the summer, up further prei s ut Ions have hern taken around the castle. Orders have been given to erect u hi eh fence along the entire side of the moat. 3 "J had rather Me my wife well and happy like he Is dim-,king than to Kara all tr in th. nar Tanl. ! world.' ired Hcnrv ' iherry of 1IU ''amrhfll St . Kansas i'itv, M,, Mr llaihfrry. who ha-- - r.iet'tlv he, m eroroyed a a foreman hv the Vrm.'in Pscktng I'nmmni. was formerlv In of ih. Missouri. Kitn.-s- s TaXA! ra tlroad. "Befor. mj wife look Ttnlsc." m-ttnue- d Mr FUapberry, "jhe had rheu-irstlsIn her lintba so had sh. rouldr. even dress h. rselt I would have to nt of hed in the moniingK her hHp r and put rlothee on for htr Her stomach was in Bueh I had rendition that ahe oould hsrdty digest anything. The gas on her stomach would raiiae Intense pains in bar Ml. anil sri h awful spells of palpitation ..f thr li 'art that ahe .cold har II) n.,nd it She was extremely nervous, hei hr. t.h wx xhort and very offrMlve, and sh- - had fallen off li. weight until he hardly more than a frame "At the time ."he began taking Tatt ler ahr onh writhed eighty-sevepound and had not been able to rh. any of her housework In four ...i But she nor one hundred and twenty-twpounds has actually gained iounds-an- d thirty-fiv- e is aa healthy s and active as she thirty veara ago. The rhewmali. !; have all left her and she can do nil her work and ,ook the fanoh without the aftr least trouble. She ran eat meals, pickle, all kinds of vegetables and anything els ahe wants anil never have a sign of tndlgest.rn She is not the least nen us any more, sleeps like a child ever night and I" i well as ahe ever I can't rind words o express mv thank fuhiess lor what Tanlac has done foi It is nothing short of wonderfher ulTanlac Is sold In Memphis b) War-noc- k Drug Co. and Weiss' Pharmacy and all the leading druggists In pracSNRF.VKPORT. Lg.. Max II Hen.y tically every city, town and tllage In ('o. krell. blacksmith, sged IS, and MatAmerica, Hdv thew TAlTetl. fsrmrr. shot each other to death when Aatgrdg y afternoon, t 'ockrell found Terrell in a roojti with Mrs Coekrell at tlie home of Tth hard Sures. her fathrr, residing a.t I'n'on Mall, eight in Mew east of ("oushatta, Th corfiuer made Ibis report after hearing tbe only witnesses. Mrs. t'ock-tel- l and her three children. Mrs. .'ockrell had entered suit for divorce. Mer husband called at the hfftitf Sunday and asked to take their boy for a walk When be returned and r iinil Terrell talking to his wife he As the latter shot Terrell three times fell be grasped a shotgun nearby and n Next to Gas Co. load of buckshot into ( 'ock-retl'- a poured stomach. Both men died tn a few inlnules. r ii 1 Thick, rich, delicious and full of flavor. Four good reasons why Karo is preferred everywhere. Kara ig pure. It ig splendid energy producing food prachcaUy predigested. Mothers give children Karo and sliced bread because it satisfies nature's cravinir V1 awa unvwio, CUIU UIAC5 UVC Jhe pDPP aMTart Bammmmm beautifully illustrated Corn Product. Cook Book. It really helps to solve the day problem. Every housewife should have one. Write us today. "Crystal White" in rAe Red Can "Golden Brown"-- in the Blue Can "Maple Flavor- "- ElKtric Witt TO BAPTIST BM'K .MOUNTAIN'. IBlue. JOHNSON &amp;amp; CO. rn S. MAIN ST. Will Sharpen It. Fhona Main 271. Fret Dallvaey Mf Kara with plenty of aaikaaoa and a rich Maple fast P.O. Box in the Green Con. WILSON SETS ASIDE E. D. HERR1CK, ISM Falls Building y less, but it would not then be Mississippi Ships Over $4,000,000 Of Hogs To Markets JACKSON, Miss. May 12. iSpl.) Mississippi has shipped more than worth of hogs since the beginning of the present year, according to ststlatlcs compiled at the A. and M. college and mad public here by J. R. Ruff, district demonstration agenl for the southern part of the state. The 26 counties of Mr. Ruff's district are greatly Increasing their pork production, according to Mr Ruff, and shipplan to make record-breakin- g finished hogs this ments of fall. One county agent will 'ship 2,000 of this type In a day. Highly er cent of the hogs shipped this season have gone to St t.ouls. with the other 20 divided between Nstchsg and New Orleans. Mr Ruff reports a great deal of In community and county fairs this season, and In the Mississippi State fair, to be held In Jackson in October. a blend of the best coffees in the world a drink you relish. Buy Better coffee; not cheaper coffee. The quality, purity, strength, fragrance, full measure, and savor of " Morning Joy " counterbalance any consideration of a few cents amerence wmcn tnere may be in its cost, as compared with a (t ".,......." nioptl IUHCC. At your grocers. new ur leans Coffee Co. Ltd. New TERMS ANNIHILATION PABlH, May 12. Prince Lichnowsky, former Oerman ambassador at London, commenting on the peace terms to the correspondent of the Temps, said: "Such a peace would be equivalent to the annihilation ef Germany. It is only acceptable with serious modifica i suppose it is meant as a tions, busis for negotiations. "After Napoleon, Europe did not hold I he French people responsible. This It appeace Is a peace of violence me to to been have pears dictated under the Influence of Kn'oh." Mathias Ersherger. who was head of the German armistice commission, said to the same correspondent: "All bad propositions made to us are unacceptable and unrealizable." OLUB IS REORGANIZED. HUNTINGDON, Tenn., May 12. (Ad.) - -- The members of the Woman's club of Huntingdon met and reorganized, having disbanded during the period "f the war for war work. The new officers are: Mrs. Nell! Wright, president: Mrs. J. K. Carver, Mrs. Mrs. O. George T. Md'all, secretary; A committee on C, Tldwell. treasurer. membership wasi appointed as follows: Mrs. PLANTING RETARDED. George T. McCall, Mrs. J. T. Peeler and Mrs. O. C. Tidwell. Mrs. NATCHEZ. Mts.. May 12. (8pl.)-Rec- ent J. T. Peeler was selected as delegate heavy rains throughout this sec- to attend the annual Federation of tion have greatly retarded Clubs at Nashville, May opwith erations and have caused planting considerable Mrs. D, U King as alternate. The first damage, to the cotton crop, which had meeting will be with Mrs. Nell! Wright, been greatlv reduced In acreage In reMay 24. at which time the course of sponse to the general appeal issued to study for the ensuing year will be the farmers of the South. 30 years ago I Other Carey Building Materials Asbestos BLUE MOUNTAIN MAN GUN INVENTSJVIACHINE Orlelai, U. BU'R (IpD Dr MOUNTAIN, fcf ltH A. H, Mr.MllRtrr. My of Rfeetoln thp tMt by rombhitnif two prf'vloiifl modliR Th pirffcted wtftpon is now being mud'1 hv tht? Hinr Now York odnoMfH that built thr Hrnwntnff mtohltIO nun. Thr Mi Alltstir tMMtl, it is claimed by omr of thi rxprrt' tn the New York frtory. hah points of nuperlorlty not poMeesod by Any gun of the general typo on the market Tn (r"t the new MoAMtster model before the Kovermnente of th world, a VOiM concern ha lust been orsr&amp;amp;nlzed In Washington. I'Htenta have been applied for, and as soon aa the new piece is ready for it final testing, It will be Mihmltted to the United St h ten wr department for the lilUtl grilling trlala given to aurh invent iona by tne of the department. Notice to Taxpayers nl ssr 5 lSw; "r swiw ( Ward. rd th, foowj and 7 23 nd 5 Tus.day. , May Tha Roarrt HOMEWARD J 13. Wsdnssday, May 14. Wards 3 and 4 Thursday. May 15 Wardi I and May 1. iTie lioolts are open for inspection 9 a m tn , Saturdgy. exre.Ued. wha hook5 will h. opsn from 1 2 am. noon untfl, only. The Board will he In SMslon TWO MEN DROWNED. o abova rlsrs from 10 Written nc In valuations not pasc,l may be filed with (ho rlerk at any time Pr"V,0,lslv All taxpayers dissatisfied with ggsesamani , property should not overlook the , , , the Board, ai there is no other n, e ml w,rH.PP",,0n Pai,sel will not be opened fo, reconsldaratlon Pergonal property gssesaments for Individual, ''r" poratlons and nil others liable fo such ta k viewed at a later date. Due notie, w , MtJ; f"0"0' P"l,lnn, from UPN on wards J. W t I KBTBa nirnn 8UOARMAN t OF I.Ql ,1. W M.IATION. The three men were attempting :o curry the boat over the fa lis when It was seised in the swift current nnd Carried beyond the point where they hoped to get through. J 22 WOMEN II nun w 3 r. DIliATttgH, Recret.ry. I on that barnl That put Carey Asfaltslate ShingleJ on my new home today. Thirty years ago Insulating Papers Roofs Asphalt Built-U- p Asfaltslate Shingles Constipated Children Gladly Take California Syrup of Figs Carey Flexible Cement Roofing Fibre Coating for Roofs Fiberock Asbestos Felts For the Liver and Bowels Asbestos Materials Tell enuine your drugjist you want "California Syrup of Fifs." Pull directions and dose for babies and children of all ages who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue-coateor full of cold, arc plainly printed on the bottle. Look for the name "California' and accept no other "Fif Syrup." Roll Roofings Damp-Proofin- g Compounds d, 85 Tell us the kind of building you have to lover, and and prices of the par' tirular kind of Carey Hoofing or Shingle whiti will best meet your needs. we will give you samples Magnesia Pipe and Boiler Coverings DECORATED. NKW YORK. May U Twenty-te- n American women doctors, nurses and medical advisers. enipoing tbe staff of the Amerlesn women's hospital No. st l.'Zancy, France, have been decorated by the French government for their services in the rsr and in com bating an epidemic, according to word received here. There We Pi y Liberty Bonds We will also redeem unpaid Liberty Bonds and pay you the difference or make loans on same. Perel &amp;amp; Lowenstein 168 South Main is why I knew nothing about Carey Roofing except that it had been manufactured since 1873J But the roof on that barn lasted. A few years ago I put up a new stock ban near the railroad track. I put on Carey slate surface roofing because it was both sparkproofJ and good looking. Judging how long Carey Asfaltslate Shingle will last by how long my other Carey Roofs have lasted, I know that the roof of my newi house will require no attention for many yead to come. Roofing Paints le 1'ours. SMFTU i 11 - II Als.. Hay TAU.ABSEF., Cross and .loe Williams, of Fjist Tsl- Inssee, were drowned In the Tallapoosa river here when their ljat bcsme and dnshefl oyer the falls. A nurd man, CIvne Scroggli'. Was res-me- d alter Ktsndlng in the wnter three n" BOARD BOUND. 12. tSpl.) Ma NKWHKUN. Tenn P;trkrr 1'itinore. prominent young farm er of this aeotlon, vii" waa among tha nrst jteleetmen from I'yer tounty to enter the training etttnpi for overseas service, has telegraphed his relatives here that he haa arrived safely In the fritted States and would toon be home. Young Tmmore Is the son of EE, U TUt more, a properots farmer and land owner of this territory. Murray C. well-knon Newbern 'mer a Hamilton, alao chant, who went with DittTtOft, homeward bound Roofs Wallboard of Is "a arey Dealer near yon. FISCHER 269-28- 0 put ROOFING Elastite Expansion Joint Asphalt Pitch 12 ft la mnrhinf (tun fHturf Built-U- p Feltex Asphalt Felts a plontVM RU'i inventor, who for nearly half n i'niurv hm b4H txpitrtmtMit inn In thr fltld rf military plsVCit meets on New York City Safes Reprmuntativ Memphis, Tenn, POLITICS WARMS UP IN HUN PRINCE CALLS MONTGOMERY COUNTY WINONA. Miss.. May 18. i Politics lii Montgomery county IsiSpl show-lu- g u. preaidem May signs of awakening. There are a Washington, vlllson In a prnrlnniatiuti mad. publh.' number of candidates before the people yesterday recnminended that the period In ihls district and coUnty, and the S tn .lune beginning will have plenty .f Hlag day, June 14, county campaign b observed over the country as "Boy pep. Scout week" Candidates for district and count v for the of purpose strengthening the work of the Boy offices T are: For District Attorney' -Scouts of America. The president. urged .lolin Allen. Attala eountv; A. T. that In every community a Patterson. Webster county; itavid K committee be tirganlaed to co- Crawley, Attala county: Slmob K, Turoperate In carrying out a program "for ner, Carroll county. For State Senator extending the Boy Scout program to a (Carroll and Montgomery counties)c i:. Sykes, Tom .?. Whitehead. of Americun boylarger" proportion Jr.,1 and Alex A mason. For Floater hood. Uepre' Under plans announced by James K. santatlve Ulrenada and Montgomery i 'nit i B. S titles Elliott and J. Herman West, chief scout executive, a nationwide campaign wilt be conducted for i lark. For county offices: Foi RepTP I.OOO.OitO associate members A. Adams, L. tp act aa resents! Ivej-Jes- se scout mssters. assistants and other Katlifte and B. Coopen Weed. For .Sheriff John David Johnson. Tom M. leaders of the scout troops. The coun- districts, I'honipaon, Hubs M. Smith, J Marion try will be divided Into with headquarters for each at Boston. Ingram and J. K McKaln. For ChanNew York. Philadelphia, Cleveland, cery Clerk- - Jue Abb Ware and C. K. Richmond, Atlanta. Chicago, St. Ixmi.-i-, Oliver. For Circuit Clerk Ben E. Em-brJr., Kxce Baker, Edgar E. Wright Minneapolis. Kansas Cit, Pallas and Hart" FYanclsco Kach district will De and E5, R. Ford. For INmer c. Browning. It. Treasurer B. Hinson. given a quota of associate members to Walter B. Turner, Sr., H. M. Austin enroll. and D, Homer White. For Tax AssessorJohn It. Allen and J M. Kemp. For Superintendent of IQducatlon 6. M. Herring, Jesse K. Partridge, 0. C. Burton and W. R. Applewhite. a populai appeal. We could make our coffee to sell tor KrmallM.lor, 161 at It Sells for More Why To aelMor less is ksm -- MEET. "BOY SCOUT" WEEK to-da- -a Miss, May 12. Mountain will he repre tha Southern Baptlat In Atlanta this week r. by it. A hlmbmugh, pastor of Lowre Memorial churoh; Mrs. L. E. Bartoi head of Hie achool of Latin In Blue Mountain college, and Miss Aletlioa Barton, the only representative of th present Munent nrMl1. (Bpl. aented three-meal- Corn Products Refining Company tha FOWLER HOW ABOUT YOUR LAWN MOWER? OF C&amp;amp;llGy. IMPORTANT NOTICE Erary can af IUr i. mark with exact waif ht in pounds of syrup contained. Do not be misled b package., of similar sise bearing number, only, and having no relation to weight of contents. There Are Three Kinds Of karo Finds Man Talking To Wife; Shoots; Both Men Killed piaCC Walnut St., MKMI'HIS, TKNX. Ask for hi name. WHS, ?"d 1115-112- 1 K. Second St.. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. READ NEWS SCIMITAR WANTS</text>
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