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THE CHILLIGOTHB DAILY CONSTITUTION, FRIDAY, FEB. 23,1917. C. B. C.

NOTES TIio loss by fire yesterday of Empire Hall demoralized class work for the afternoon, some of them losing their personal effects, still by the liberal generosity of Chillicothe's citizens one was well cared for before night. Our sincere thanks are extended those who so promptly responded to our call 1'or rooms. Many more places were offered than were needed. Miss Leona Mann returned yesterday from a two week's visit with home folks at Jamesport. Hay Myers of La Plata was here yesterday the guest of Marion E.

McCarthy of our telegraphy department. Mr. and Mrs. C. B.

Evans, parents of Mrs. Clayton who have made Chillicothe their home for the past year. left Tuesday for Oklahoma. Herbert Wood of Eldorado Springs enrolled with us yesterday for the telegraphy course. Fred Fitzpatrick left Tuesday night for Brook field in response to a call from the Burlington for a stenographer.

Foley's Honey and Tar for This! Stops La Grippe'Coughs! The quickest and simplest way to stop an ugly, hard, la grippe cough is to take Foley's Honey and Tar In it, you get the curative influence of the pine balsam bem for in- NEWS NOTES. i ft flamed bronchial tubes and sore chest) and other healing ingredients, together with the mollifying laxative action of honey. I It covers and sheathes the inflamed surfaces of the throat, puts an end to the hard; racking cough, stons tickling and hoarseness. Bedford. F.

G. Prevo bottle, of Foley Honey and Tor cured me of 3 couch loUowiol an attack ol la SOLD EVERYWHERE. A Letter That May Interest You. N. W.

McConnell. Riverside, writes: "Foley Cathartic Tablets ab-j solutely cleanse my system thoroughly, and never a gripe, and no nausea. An ideal physic, Invigorating and strengthening the bowel action and having a good effect on the stomach and liver. Give stout per- Michigan V. Wilson.

Detroit, Feb. Republicans, in state convention here this afternoon, pledged themselves to behind President Wilson and Congress, and to "accept promptly loyally every national mandate to establish the rights of the people and the position of the Nation." SODS a light an4 free feeling, everywhere. Sold STUKOKS. The funeral of the late Lawrence Uhrmacher whose death occurred last Thursday morning at three o'clock after a lingering illness of lung trouble, was held Friday afternoon at two Hold Mayor in Vote Fraud. Gary, Feb.

li. O. Johnson, republican; Chief of Police A. Forbis, Howard Hay, chairman of the city central committee of the! republican party and C. M.

Remnol- let, city sealer of weight and measures, were arrested here this afternoon, charged with violation of the Federal Election Laws. All the men arrested are republicans. Remnollet and Forbis are appointees of Mayor Johnson. They were released on bonds of $5,000 each. The arrests, which have been expected for some time, are the results of investigations that have been con-1 ducted by federal officials and trie federal grand jury at Indianapolis.

Three Admit Bank Robberies. Joplin, Feb. according to the police, were obtain-j ed yesterday from Umti- of four men lien a 8U arl ested bv the Police connect- OLD STYLE KRYPTCK MADE TO YOUR MEASURE I am prepared to prinfl over one mil- to the spec Buaiantfe them to bi thi: that can be made for those eyes, anywhere. am tlle Tnan this part the ing them with bank robberies in 'southwest Missouri. The prisoners in Hoy (Arkansas Tom) Daugherty, (Jesse Tuttle, Willard Massee and Al-l LOWER PRICES cost me "tijlin' bert Johnson.

All but Tuttle are ac and I trists must pay. nnd I sell them jnuch I cused of robbing the Farmers lower tor free booklet of "Impor- Miners 1 Bunk at Oronogo, Dec. I tant Facts" about eyes and glasses. II mM BH of. $2,400.

The tour are C. W. PALM SPECIALIST IN OPTOMETRY 818 Webster Chllllcothe, Mo. Office Phone, 908. o'clock from the family home.

Rev. Jas. K. Steen preached the sermon to a large concourse of friends. The floral offerings were very beautiful.

Interment was made at the May The B. Y. P. U. social which was to have been held Saturday night at the home of Mrs.

Julian Thompson was postponed on account of the death of Mr. Uhrmacher. Kussel Slater of Newtown is hero attending to business interests and visiting his mother, Mrs. John of Chillicothe. The Women's Missionary Society of Union Baptist church held its regular monthly meeting last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.

Ethel Morris and the following program rendered. Scripture reading. Women in Gifts, Ex. 35:25 Luke 8-3, Mrs. Stockwell.

Prayer by the president. "The Story of Our Training School" Mrs. Ethel Morris. "Training for Efficiency," Mrs. Elizabeth Kriner.

"Sparks From the Fires of Enthus- ism," Mrs. Mabel Fifer. "A Great Vision," Mrs. Cora Morris. The New "House Beautiful," Mrs.

Ola Thompson. "Missouri's Part in the Enlargement Fund," Mrs. Marsh. "Our Girls in the Training School" Mrs. Ada Hornecker.

"Cripple Tom," Mrs. Florence Beal, and Misses Neelie Burns and Etta Wilhite. Secretary report and roll call. After the meeting the hostess served light refreshments. The next; meeting will be in March with Mrs.) Ilay Kriner.

James May has returned from a visit to his brother in Texas. Nova Atkins, who is quite ill of lung trouble, is about the same. Miss Eugenia Cox is out of school on account of having the mumps. There was a very beautiful and touching memorial service at Union church Sunday morning in honor of T. C.

Wilhite, whose demise occurre-1 a few weeks ago. Mr. Wilhite was clerk of Union church and teacher of one of the bible classes for years, and he will be sadly missed there. Mr. Buckley of Chillicothe was taken suddenly ill Wednesday at the hpme of his daughter, Mrs.

George Engert. Dr. Gordon was summoned and pronounced his illness a severe attack of la grippe. George Knaus of Utica is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Everett Harvey of Chula.

Res. Phone, 1450M BRING YOUR OLD GLASSES Closed every Tuesday. Coal PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRACITE HARD COAL and MYSTIC IOWA, NUMA BLOCK, ILL. EGG AND NUT COAL AT THE R. Lee Lumber Company 714-716 North Locust St.

PHONE No. 376 charged) with robbing the Bank of Fairview at' Fairview, on Jan. 15, of Tuttle. Massee and Johnson were taken to Neosho last night for trial. Daugherty is said by the police to have been a member of the Dalton gang that operated in Kansas and Oklahoma and later was with the Doolin gang of robbers.

He was convicted of killing a member of a posse that battled with the Doolin gang after a bank robbery and sentenced to fifty years in the Oklahoma tiary. He was paroled after serving seventeen years. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County, ss. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F.

J. Cheney doing business in the I City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by thr use of HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENKY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A.

D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON.

(Seal) Nota yrPublic. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken Internally and acts through the BJood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send for testimonials, free. F. J.

CHENEY Toledo, O. by all druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pillb for constipation. Another Home Burned. Yours may be the next.

Is your property insured If not, you had better see me at once. All Kinds of Insurance. CHAS. H. GRACE.

Phone 853. There ho an entertainment and pie supper at Smith-Campbell school house Friday evening. Feb. 3. Everybody invited.

20-6t Clara Mallen, teacher. Cheapest accident Thomas' Eclectic Oil. For burns, scalds, cuts and emergencies, druggists sell it. 25c and 50c. All Only high-class stock for sale at the Glen It.

Green sale. Feb. 26th. 22-td BEE SUPPLIES I am putting in an extra large stock of Supplies for the coming season. Have already ordered 500 Hives.

1,000 supers, 50,000 section? other things in proportion. I am buying direct from factory this year and am prepar ed to make some ex traordinary prices, especial ly so if you will place your order at once, before the spring rush. A. W. GALE.

1MILE S. E. 01 TOWN SOFT PRINK TAX KNGKOSSKI) BY SKXATK. Jefferson City, Feb. Senate sent the soft drinks tax bill to engrossment today without debate.

It was called up by Senator Goodsou of Macon. who explained its provisions briefly. He said it would probably produce in the neighborhood of $500,000 of revenue yearly. It imposes an annual tax of 1-2 cent a gallon on "near-beer" drinks. 21-2 cents per gallon on syrups from which drinks are manufactured and 5 cents a gallon on gelatius.

also used in the manufacture of soft drinks. The tax is to be enforced through i the sale of stamps and' under the su- pervision of the State Beer Inspection. This is one of the State administration revenue bills. It will no doubt pass the Senate without opposition. WHY STRAIN YOUR EYES? The John l)eer Plows and plant ors and low down spreaders.

Sold by! the R. Lee Lumber Co. flStf TESTED FREE- SO per cent of all Eye Trouble can be corrected by use of Glasses properly Fittel. My Prices on I am in my office over the P. the last 3 days of every week.

Office Hours 9 to 12; 1 to 5 EDW RILEY. Specialist in Optometry Chillicothe Lodge NO. 91, I. O. O.

McCormick Bros, sell Grain. Hay. Bran. Ship, Middlings, Alfalfa feeds. 421 Washington.

Phone 150. 29jlm When you paint your house or barn buy the Cherwin Williams paint bf R. Lee Lumber Company. flStf Public stenographer, Xew Leeper hotel. jl7-laj A Old Couple.

Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Carpenter, Harrisburg, suffered from kidney trouble but have been entirely curt'd by Foley Kidney Pills.

He we are both in the seventies, we are as vigorous as we were thirty- years ago. "Foley Kidney Pills stop sleep disturbing bladder weakness, backache, rheumatism. Sold everywhere. liEESE CHAPEL. Clyde Wingo and Hazel Campell spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Barnhart. Ed. Elsas is visiting relatives in this vicinity. Mrs.

A. C. Coburn has been quite sick and is not much improved at this time. Mr. and Mrs.

I. O. Dye spent Saturday night with Mr. Dye's sister, who is sick. Ihere will be a pie supper at Smith Friday night.

and Mrs. Crowder spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Riepe. Ester Livingston is moving to the George McDaneld farm.

Mrs. Huffman, who has been in I poor health for some time is better at this writing. Grace Griggs spent Sunday night with ner cousin, Gladys Barnhart. MFET8 EVERY MONDAY NIf.BT OHiCHESTER PILLS TnE.OIAMOKn BnAND. i L'adlea! Aak yo'ur Orueylut frr IHumoad Tlrnnd In Rrd and (iold hoics.

se '1 with I.Jue ToLt) no other IJ'iy of yonr SOLD BV DRLGWSTS FVFRVWHEKt Kelt OO. NOW 21. Like a weak link in a chain, a weak organ enfeebles the whole body. Weak kidneys lower vitality. A.

W. Morgan, Angola, writes: suffered with pains in the back. Ij 43 years old, but felt like a man 'of 90. Since I took Foley Kidney! Pills I feel like I did when I was 21." $1.00 sizes. Sold everywhere.

Try a Constitution Want ad. FRANK B. NORMAN EAHL K. NORMAN F. B.

Norman Co. FUNfeRAL HOME EMBALMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS Day Phone 417 Night Phones 153 1492-M Day Night F. Meinershagen Son Funeral Parlors F. M. BRAY, Licensed Embalmer CHAS.

GIBBS. Also Lady Assistance J. Mohrs Son Embalmers and Funeral Directors Day Phone 116 Night Phones: 814, 1588M CHILLICOTHE Granite and Marble Works MONUMENTS 506 Washington 946; Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. DR.

J. L. JOHANSEN Dentist SPECIAL PAINS TAKEN IN ALL CASES GRACE SIMPSON Chillioothe, Missouri DR. M. MESROPIAN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Calls aiisweivd promptly day or niirlit, city or country.

Office over Farmers und Merchants Bank. Mice Phone Residem-e Phone CHILLICOTE2, MISSOURI HARD COAL We want your orders for the following coals: HARD COAL NUT COAL ECG COAL MYSTIC LUMP COAL RIYERTON LUMP COAL NUMA BLOCK COAL Satisfaction Guaranteed. SAUNDERS -TURNER LUMBER CO. PHONE 247 Why Pay the Peddler or Canvasser Twice These Prices? You can save a good deal of money by buying your stock tonic at this store, instead of paying the peddler biz. fancy prices for goods of unknown Look at these prices for that old reliable and guara.iu-ed tock conditioner and worm DR.

HESS STOCK TONIC 25-lb. Pail Costs $2.00 100-lb. Drum Costs $6.50 Remember, we have no peddler's wagon and horses' expenses to pay. That's why we can sell you Dr. Hess Stock Tonic at these rock bottom prices.

Here is another point, Mr. Fanner, we want to emphasize, that is: Dr. Hess Stoc-k Toni." ir. highly concentrated; it goes farther, as the small dose quantity proves. Dr.

Hess Stock Tonic is to put all animals in a thriving condition, make the ailing on-s 1 thy and expel the worms- otherwise get your money back right here at our store. We Also Handle Dr. Hess Dip and Disinfectant Dr. Hess Poultry Pan-a-ce-a Dr. Hess Instant Louse Killer CLARK'S PHARMACY The Kexall Store Classified Want Ads MAO- LOST LOST for several months, two breast pins; one gold dub pin.

ea ameled in blue, initials and date on jback. The other, oM-fashioned oval miniature, in twisted gold frame. Report at this office. FOR RENT. FOR good house.

1411-R. G. A. Smith. Phone 15-f FOR room house, 309 S.

Locust. See J. W. Watts. 21-5 FOR space.

Healw. son ft Son. IQ.ti FOR room dwelling on E. Third street. See F.

C. Loney. FOR farm. Call on C. A.

Hunt or phone 75 Chula, Mo. FOU room house, except heat. Garage. See Z. Myers.

Tel. 410. 21-6t OR SALE Strictly modern six rom residence on paved street with garage. 325 Polk St. O.

Grace. 20-tf FOR ooice 2nd floor building. See R. Barney. 24-tt I- OK KENT Business building ao It.

ft. with full basement. Inquire F. K. Tanner at 5O7 Ninth St.

or phone 1374-H. FOR Farm, -all at Dr. Barney's office or phone 199 or 31F12. 2tf FOR RENT 6 room house at 333 M-nsur partly modern, 1 lot for garden, a barn; also a 6 room housa on Vine partly modern. Call at 122 Vine or phone 894-W.

22-tf FOR RENT- -Three rooms, furnished or unfurnished, for light housekeeping. Bath, hot and cold water. Good location. Call 1557R. 22-S FURNISHED" Electric lights and bath.

720 cor. Vine and Calhaun. 22-3 FOR SALE 2 strictly modern houses. Phone 818. 22-tf SELLS THE EARTH -anc INSURES EVERYTHING FOR SALE.

FOR SALE House on paved street, five blocks from square. Call 2 1 or 841. 21-lSt SALE Oat straw; nice clean. large bales at 30c each. 325 Polic St.

w. O. Grace. 16-tf CHEAP Nice honey Phone 1411R. G.

A. Smith. TOR houses ana lots, five blocks from square. Call at thta office i'or further information. FOR and furniture or 16 room modern house, block of ChiUicothe Business College.

roomers now in house. Call at N. Walnut St. 29tf FOR SALE proper" ty. Desirable location on pavej ptreet.

Also fine building lot on pave-1 street. It's a bargain for someone. Phone 324. 15-tf WANTED! If you have Residence Property or. vacant lot that you will sell at a.

BARGAIN for SPOT CASH, Call 541. between 9 and 11:30 a. ra. 12tf GEO. W.

JACOBS LIVESTOCK AND GENERAL SALES AUCTIONEER References Furnished. Backed by 8 years of experience. PHONE 163-4, Braymer. Mo A.W.CIES LIVE STOCK AUCTIONEER Office Rooms 19.20 WaUbrunn Building TERMS Hoars: n.ra. to p.r«v fliillicothe.

Mo. -INSURANCE- KNOWN KINDL. R. MATHEWS 1st Nat'l Kank Bids. Phone 1-' DR.

T. G. PHELPS THE OSTEOPATH OFFICE I.N ULIK2. Stairway north of Leeper Hous. CfOLLICOTHE, MO.

PHONES: Residence, 2OS; Office, Calls answered promptly day or night.