The Houston Post from Houston, Texas • Page 12

THE HO MORNING JUNE -27 1918. 12 WILL LOCATE PLANT smb: fliim stasall. aaaksr. Moaal Uoasbaa at sal: Bar. U.

W0i110FHAIC0UBE6)Nt0 FINAL UEETI11GPLA11S illS READY FOR 1IEV7 CALL FOR AMY1 IS FOR 124,525 Must Cavil, at 0Hic Of County Collector v. .1, r- reutalda of elty e( H.0 UhaMUnts. ahall hava last right to vote la all primary Totil of 267. WUI ft RenoTei Froa Cmi Lifi Jaly. EefiitranU tf Go Tvrmtii la Four Beotloas, From July 6 to 9 First Sates, When WMW WW 1 x-ttraumed.

i. X4; Aaacelatad Praaa Re DO IT. WASHINGTON. Juno -While aa4 colored negro draft registrants aOmWing 1J4.MS wera summoned to the ooiors tw general military service In a call Issued Wednesday by Provost Marshal 'General Crowd ar. Mobilisation will toko plaoa at intervals during the month of July, starting wtth tha entrapment of IT.U1 hits aalnntmd Baa III kla Mil AAmhLssil With that fOB tiS.

00 to be 'mobilised July 11-15, ordrsod by General Crowder Tuesday night, suyt srllh tha varloua aoaeial calls DreviOuals Issued, will remove from civilian life dur Ins July a total of 117. Ml men. tho larg- eat number summoned In any one month since ttio draft became operative. The call issued today is aivioeo mu four sections for entralnment purposes. '4 7 From July i td white registrants numbering 11,15 are to be entrained; front July II to It.

whites 11.166; July to 10, colored 46,000, and from July II to II, colored 16,011. Although tha order Issued last Bight for liO.vOO men probably will deplete Use present available- in class I In most of the draft districts, it was pointed out that the bulk of the men called for July will not aro to cemu until after tho middle D( THIS CITY a f' a a Tracks mi tractors TCI Kim- fictsret) Hoostoa. tWnth'era awA-aftctruiflf Af wcistftaHMsto Acrei for Erection of. Sig Factory. Tha Bout hern Motor Manufacturing association la tho latest Industrial enter prise to select Houston aa Ua toeatioa of its HaHnnai-tars and faptorv.

jit a meet ing of the advisory board b'ofd ta Dallas Wednesday afternoon, tho board decided to build IU factory la Houston. The company has been organised fof the purpose of manufacturing and assembling trucks and tractors. It has secured a alta of aorea oa the WUliaylUo and Liberty road opposite tho Farmers' Pa-troleum company storage tanks oa tho Belt and Terminal railroad. It has an option to purcHt.se an adjoining acrVs. The factory buildings will cover an asea of about 111, square feet, tho plana having been turned over to tho architect and anaineera.

Work on tho conetructlon of the buildings Is expected to start soon after which the manufacturing of Hangar trucks and tractors will begin. Tha association considers Itself fortu nate In having secured the Houston location because of the large automobile Industry in Texas, which is looked upon as the center of that trade In the South. It Is pointed out that over lOO.OOO.vOO is sent to tha North and Eaat each year from Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana for automobiles, trucks and tractors. A large number of Houston business men, to whom Is given the credit with the Chsmbei of Commerce for securing the location of the plant herei are among the shareholders and on tho list of associate directors. They are W.

Bhotwell, Ben meaner. F. A. Boettcher, George Glass, C. A.

Elman. I. P. FoTner, A. R.

Miller, K. A. Anderson. W. A.

Ridley. H. O. Schneider, W. H.

Olckereon. Sidney Myer. J. 8. Kuhn, Oliver Cranston.

M. K. La yne. M. Is.

Orymes. B. C. Stmoeon. Fan Johnson, J.

Loewenstein, I. J. Galllla, F. B. Bonno.

B. East, I. B. Pevoto, A. Bucaayi, R.

O. Mahaffey. Other cltlxens of nearby communities are on the Hat. General officers of the company will be located In the Beatty building. Reproach Vdn Kuehlmann for His Falsehoods Associated Press Report.

LONDON. vU Ottawa, June It. A new note In enemy oratory was struck by Or. Richard Von Kuehlmann, tha Geflflan foreign secretary. In addressing the reich-stag, according to the comments on his address appearing in London newspapers).

The admission that aettlement of the war by military decision Is Impossible received much attention. The Dally TelearaDh aara tha! one of his utterances on peace Is undoubtedly a corUeasion of weakness. PARIS. June It. Newspapers) here re proach Dr.

Von Kuehlmann, tho German foreign minister, for repeating "lies as to the origin of the war." The Petit Journal declares "In tbe Sldat of ambiguities, tbe newspaper ya. lean bo seen tho deadly uneasiness oi tno Kaiser. NO (IAMOUFLAGE IH THIS STORY Apply a Few Drops Then lift Touchy Corns Off With Fingers. Doesn't hurt a bltl Dron a little fra. anna on an achlnar corn, instantly lha corn stops hurting, then you lift it right out.

sea, nssasci A tiny bottle of free zona coats but a few cents at any drug store, but is suffi cient to remove every herd corn, soft corn, or corn between the toss, and tha calluses, without soreness or Irritation. Freesone is the sensational discovery of a Cincinnati genius. It is wonderful Advertisement. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee "They 4re Sure What They Are Recommended For CAD0MENE TABLETS ARE Mr. W.

A. KItiberger writes: "I wish to state that I am using your Cadomene Tablets, and I am on the third tube at this time. I must say that they are. sure What they are recommended for and you can use my name as one to testify." Cadomene Tablets, the favorite prescription of a great physician, are recommended to nervous, worn-out, tired people with stomach trouble and impoverished blood. These tablets are tonic to the various vital organs and soon restore and.

strength. Sold by 'druggists' everywhere In sealed tubes. Adr. A Denver eocletT matron." who la REMOVES ONLY r. Mlsoletaa if hill I W.

W. WUUsSJBs Plrarraaklla. Haashio araoaJ: 2. KalL caalrssaai Bess 'sjaaibtr Uu'mruu' arwsali la It, Prstar. taalt- laa avaz.

IsaawsM srhssl: A. W. OoxaUI. AMl VaZ3; rB-k. ehatrmaa; J.

HawloT. auashar. Hprtac aad Mpriaa: Aaau aebo4si Oawrlas Ktela. raalrsuB: Hoe. iA.

B. Ksrell. aaaksr. Mar aa -otoroU sckeal: Kwlaa BVw a. svsaaar.

A. K. kiooar. 1. M.

B. cteliaksawlW tea atM. Sykaa arkoal: Mrs. A. 8 trie la caajnaaa: A.

Vlaaoa. saeasor. llsnrt llelctla sj-aaot: John Makloy. aaaakir It-ark sraool: K. A.

Jssasla. oaalisaaal W. r. llaa-slBa. aosaker.

lam i srhoul: Josss Jacks, ckallsnai Kotkaua scaool: K. A. aVsata, eayraiaa Jaase a i. uews. I.

as. m. as Hakl arhool: K.I T. Ptekavlac. eaalraiaal BV SrSatl ctak urs orbool: A.

Sw atcL iisaai, vaai sua: FT I awltser, speaKer. nillow srnool: a. w. ijgcarsa. lllloebraaa pt-aoaa: J.

is. tviiaa raasxa asvsr sa: J. Blake, aaeak-r. ladlaa Hill hool: W. al.

aVh laUo. esair- swa: J. C. west. peaker.

U. Dorloa. I. ll. B.

L. rhalrasaa. Fraa- tea lu rnresao Crovo ar Wol: J. I BrTast ska Balsa CaptSIa 8. Taliaferro, speaker.

whts uaa sraooi: aiiihwi as, rss hs Kmw IV A .1 a KMk.r. North Hotiatoa srhoiil: 1 B. ate caur. Ir1 a-MwII si alcar. Kolirvllle irolrJi acbool: A.

B. Wllaaa aad a Ik Hlsksr ell sneakers. r. aaloer. i.

u. n. i caanssaa. i toa XjO. ralrhaaks sriioal: J.

r. Baa, chalrasaa: Otis lamnlea. speaker. --ht school: Louis Brkraeder. ckalnsaa: K.

mine Hill or boot: w. tf. Mri ssrai. eaaar- ao: Jolts William Plerana, speaker. Tivmball arnonl: Otto lleaer.

ebalnaaa: A. D. Hewitt a. Jooes. i.

ai. b. as caairasaa. s- tOB llo. BK On a school: K.

A. Wssaor. ehatrnsaa; P. Rlebanhtna. cpssker.

Neldorf schools K. Kohraiaa. csainaaa C. A. Ladlr.

speaker. Bauer scboni: wimata Mans as. csairosaa; llnraer ktenbeasoa. speaker. Bo XII srhot-i: mts Kobe, caairasaa: a H.

Haiahlen. sroaker. inkier srhoni: b. A. waawee.

ensirssaa: w. a Tsrser. snesker. r. Tocker Biaia.

x. at. u. u. eaantsaa, nia toa 531.

Horklev arhool: Tbes Sttbe, rswlrasaa: Jade Ueek. sneaker. Horkler icoloreai school: I. K. tiuiaimaai, aker.

aad Oeorrl IcoeorMTI schools: Frits winkletaaa. cbalnuaa: Bev. r. U. Boors, speaker.

Kickanno srh.iol: volpev Untchlaa. ebatm aa: Geonre Charitna. sprsker. J. II.

Bohm talk. 1. M. B. caairasaa.

Prea toa 4M2. Ses-ell srhooh R. -V. Waner. ehahaa: 8.

H. Braabesr. sneaker. Crpresa i-loml i scboni: E. A.

waawer, ebalr- man: un ev-nwarta speaker. Briak arhool E. A. vt aaraer. caatnnBB: Aaa navinaase a.

si aaar. liar srhoi E. 8. Phelps, soeskar. II.

S. Aatrer. M. B. L.

ebalnaaa. Prsa- toa am. Cooper Rill school: A. H. Stentasar.

ehalrsaaa Charies Marphv. speaker. Helahts Annex srhssl: C. A. Lew to.

chalr- niaa: jooa it. imoaer. speaker. Brnnner icoloredl acbool: Ins waahlaatoa. halrman: W.

J. Howard, speaker. Hnrrsmltk leoMredl arhool: Joba G. Win la aaa. speaker.

A. P. TSdd. St ehaleauaL Praatoa IOC J. Chew leoland) aebool: Edw.

ah, a HRSICT-. Hendersoa (coVored) school: H. J. Bella, teaker. Lroaa leotard) arhool: J.

West, aneaker. iMsrpeadesce Hstsrhts leaaofadl s-hanj Kri ei BuiM. worm ser. Eumployes of Large Finns subscribe Liberally Reports are reaching headquartera of war eavlnga subscriptions by employes of the large Anna of the city. The Peden Iron and steel company reports pledft a amounting to 6803.

75 from among thelr employes. This represents aubacrlptlotu from every employe. Pedea Iron aad Steel company, D. D. Pedes, ft.

C. Terrell. esb (1000: Jobs A. Harris, (Juo: Fred Gann. S3UU: W.

J. BelL HMO: J. Arllaa. HM- c. Babln.

p. ft. BUena. each 10W: Mtas Llaale O'Urady. Bosnia Raab.

ft. L. Ubby. each (TO: A. J.

Hall. B. R. Tarlor. J.

U. Baford, Hash at. Stone, Harrey ganders, Joe JBCvonoeii. escn sou; a. jeasea, U.

B. wiasL each Hi: C. W. Pajwdeo, (SO: J. C.

Wllllaaas Aiesaaoer nail, earn aaa; J. u. lloolaatt. A. James alardork.

O. W. Klelsecke. L. Nelms, E.

H. Sickert. each U. C. Jlott.

C. N. fclstauy. Vlra. Kolla Brasnoe.

B. J. kCar-noert. u. L.

Vaacba. N. J. Aaoersoo, each B. T.

YsrbrmutU, A. L. Taylor. JiW. HUL C.

O. Basley. A. Gness. ft.

J. Conutaea. Coo rsd Bexinc. A. T.

Douglass. Miss Bath Harrison. B. W. Cammer.

B. E. Davis, ailss Lrdls 11. Wink. Jails W.

Butlander. H. E. Kntwell. O.

A. Selaoder, Miss Julia Sternenbenr. T. M. Sen-worth.

W. F. Behnken. C. H.

Hall. Caarlea J. Williams. F. O.

Murine. A. H. WestalL P. F.

H. Schneider. L. A. Goess, each 30; Oeom K.

SneU. rs: Cecil Gentry. fcM- I. C. Watson, MJas Alice Busey.

Miss teoae Wolf. Miss Pearl Vi'iese. 8. B. Kesmey.

J. L. Ooree, Albert Marnard. Hattle Edwarda, Bobert E. Boddeker.

Miss Olive Wiese. T. J. Dasla. Joba J.

Gannoa. J. Enftnett Htone. B. T.

Stokea. J. 8. Helton. W.

A. UeBBj.lre thy. L. T. Bgrtsa.

J. A. Bal-leatla. J. A.

Hanpay. R. B. Blakesray. J.

O. Toaus. J. P. Bobtaaoa.

Joe M. Headersoa. sack 1S: Mrs. Lola Haalett. Mrs.

L. H. Uulna. Miss Haael Herria. Mrs.

V. Blrckard. each V7.S0: W. A. Henderson, $3.73.

The W. C. Munn company aad employ ea have sapsnibed for or rather entered pledaes for sotr.T worth of war savlnaa stamps. This ln-clndea a IIOOJ subscription from the arm. Mr.

Mdbb. personally, and J. H. Hill, manaser, ro-sether with the ladlvldiial employes' laveet-menta. There Is a club to door.

The Brat floor la la cbnrxe of Mrs. H. d. Gregory and Mrs. Lee and bonxbt U0U6: the mesaanlaa.

under the direction of J. E. Grace, bought (240: the second Suor boajrht S1O0O nnder tbe direction of Mrs. Lena L. Cram: the third door $338.

srita Mr. Carpenter as chairman, sad tbe flftk lloor tamed in pledgee smountiaa to 1175, Mr. Reese In charge. First floor subscript loos: Josepbtas Scraaxa, (S.2S: Miss Ea telle Taylor. $3C Ednn Woodaoa, ft: SetUe Rice.

tM: Mrs. O. A. Darts. $7: AUce KeoDxh.

1H.M: Aerlve Bobopnla. (16: Lodlle Ellis. $8. Jo: Viola Falk. I7.S0: Mrs.

E. C. Ke) ser. $V2: Mrs. Annie L.

Bowers. t8.2S: Mrs. K. H. Glills.

J. W. Jordoo, 27: B. Bf. Cool-rove, 17.

SO: Dorptby Ellis. $8.25: W. F. Xrlpes-Uple. $7.75: W.

E. Gojen. $25.30: W. H. Mas sey.

Hi; Lolle Dickey. 115.25: Mrs. L. ft. Green.

115 50: E. K. Chaoman. 131: Nellla Tin I. $7.75: T.

C. Baasell. Eulevn rVmrra. $12: Irene 1 me tick. $12; Mrs.

C. V. White, $19: Dorris Miller. I1J: I. E.

Green. Sru- serin. $54: Miss Flossie Don ham. $10: Bertha unp. as: nntn kreeman.

a.T5: Mies lea not Da ml lor lea, $40; Mrs. H. 8. Grecory. $155: Myrtle Folk.

7: Motvlaa Mascbansky. 7: Mitchell rr- Mas W.tTer. s.i?: Bersasoa. Irene Fnabon. $7: 8am Wearer, S14: Charles Pavlov Icfc.

S3K vlrm $7: Halbert Mallnn. $7: May Bell Mandesoa. $7: Mrs. A. Cattevllle.

$7: Mrs. F. More. Mts. neaiaa nolstoo.

si: ana Martin. $7: W. Deeds $7: Annie ritscber. $7: T. H.

Demois. $7: Har- duisiis a. sooanpson, si; ueorse v. cisrton. $7: Bam Weaver.

$14: E. M. Lee, 17: Opal hauler, $7: Emma Barte. $7: Mrs. W.

W. Duke. J. B. Lambert.

$14: Eugene Wllsoa. $7: Mrs. L. Meyers. $28: Ladlle Cbampscae, 17: Mrs.

Frank Walker. $14: Heles Wallace $14: F. 0 Wllka. 17: A Vls.l s-r. Gladys AlSertsoa.

$7: I. J. Barton. 7: Ueorsa nrasa, si: 14 eaaer aitcnie. six: Mrs.

I. Ceena- s. u. a. Olbtooas.

$5S: Milton Clamp. $7. Messaalns bdsmt snbserlbera: J. nnM Weldoa. Mrs.

M. I1ob eaeb: H. L. WlsclT Aanle Peltseaer. glOO cars: U.

Winkler. L. Mlas 81ms H. Brssraer. p.

Bbepberd. Mrs. If. Verre tt. Mrs.

A. MeSeaL Lydla Bro-sesse. C. A. Aathaaae.

Bill Mevera Jl P. Grace Parker. Mia. O. Smith.

Mis. ft. Haaklaa. Mrs. A.

Cattsville. Annie Peitscber. Sarah HiilL Zarlbse AJlea. TUUe Gieea. 2S sack.

geeoad loor aabarrlntlons: Ancne T. Oosaptcav $35: Alice Poor la nh. $10: Mrs. Delia CohlnT a Ardcala Weatberby. (10: Mia.

w. ft. Wll- IS- Bjenhloe Backlea. $20; Loo la Jerrell. $2S: 8.

C. Bslley Jr $20: ClMos Harris. 135: Louts L. Mnrrell. $25; Joe Mobmaas, 110; Bessla Ricketsoa.

115; L. A. WiUbaaka7(4o: mH, rinanls zu: Mrs. Willis DowelL $1 UoaskPlam, $15: Vlqrinla H. MeCtwcl VT, I 1 ser.

(20 Joba H. H1IL S1S0: Clara Kkwokma. 12n. wr Bryaat. Pratt McDoff.

$40: Naa Dnrabart. $40: Rnbr ftlon. $20: Marloa Kalsbt, $16; Mrs! i3rsey. sia: Mia. ante Norman.

$10: Dale Bar-rick. $10: Archie K. Bookablra. (lfS: Norma Wblsler. i2S: Mrs.

A. L. Wllsoa. $10: TtaUreB Csnrkt Mildred Ms. Hrslll, OUver.

$20; Miss Maktea Wane $10'; Geonre H. Ps'lart. $20; Lena Is Cnaa. $40: Assllslse- Orackea. $25.

Xbira soor soucnptloBs: Arthur L. BlIL 1120: Mrs. Frank M. fea telle. Ill- ilitk $1S: Mis.

T. K. Davison. (14; V. H.

Canieatar, $14: Lena Fischer. $7: The lata Varaer. auaa Wise Mrs. F-rtelle K. Brows, ill; pesnj MaasL (7: A.

Muilei fj; Miss if. Neafm. $14: Mora Cbua. Helen MalbeaUa, 17: tvilth Soeklaad. $7: ELaie Schmidt, 17: laa Hm rj s.

ei Hije lauer. 911 sast ana waraal si; sirs, nasi ueoearar. wit Weeool. $7: Katarrn O'Mally. Mrs.

lis beta $7: Vara lsbi 1 si: Mrs. au; atm M. Joasstos, S3B. riff Soor siihsevttitkBaa ft. T.

Allea. y. 0: (Issla 1 TV OesshML Affi; c. K. Beeae.

M0: $24: W. Diss aaa W. R. Do all. nr.

O. Smila, gT- Este Tho (oUoarlaar eenorts Wsvs tha Alias scaool district ehatrmaa. Miss Helena Wslsns. ah IIS ins that 1 splesxlld hsadwayt VT. azis as wa rs: Mrs.

B. Block. $3g: Mrs. L. G.

Hauaa. Mra. Blrdla Oslvis7 S3: Mrs. Jose china WoeeasL 7ia-Mm. I.

M. ifradley. $38: Mrs. 8. J.

BsUl M0: Mis. B. T. Bsudeal iSbc Mrs. e- v.

spussbiruib. sos: Mrs. H. aeaaua. fw; Mrs.

Aasle Levla. S2S: If, vsnss, sou: Danes n. Aassa, r-Mlse Lselne J. fieslel, aVaariaas. saBawel asami iotk, a-) jMcil asssXE, emit, elli-tt.

si, JU tUOer tot.1 MMfl EwrMllkgtwgd IMbMb, iImi Inmt ijt mm Aitm jl x. Uim. $xn Mil SCHOOLDRIYE zaw Meetings W3 Be Held All Orer County Fndiy. ore of Speakers Will E-pUU War Savings Securities to Audiences in Country School 1 Houses. Final plana for the series of meetings hlcb will be held over the county in-ay afternoon at I p.

m. were discussed Vedaesday evening at the oouncU chain- of the city hall when E. i. Brora lied tocether member of hla commit ea." There were about 15 commlttee- uisa in attendance, a splendid showing. tana of the nrinclial developments In volved the release of workers and speak-ra from their offices so that they might make tho lrii lino the county.

niaa Brock atated In thla connection that wished everj- empiojer tila tlnw 10 employes ho are eoheuunsa nti thai day. "It will diaorsanlse every plan wehave tt this nnt rinne said air. Broea. larmoaallv Ifecl that tt la an employer's th Mmmlitfetitfii and workers th afternoon for atrlotia cauae. They are roins; to enroll cry loval American In the rural dle-cts and are going to put those districts i the ton It tney nv nm over." AUTOMOBILES NEEOEO.

Another question brought up waa con-arnlnr transportation. Every automo- llo awtir who can spare hi rar for the fternoon is requested to lend It to the Varna- Men's Business League to take of the sneakers and workera who ill. Bo to different schools stmul-acouab'. Those who wish to furnish -ara am requested to call lVH5. Timmin of the oung Men a T.enie is arranxiiu? to hav otsofi picture made of the workers as atari lulu the country- Presumably wiU be done by rathe, thounh It has bcn definitely deciaea.

mew prc wilt ihown all over the country id aa only one State baa so tar over-ibaeribed Its quota this plan might be of ft to them. Fairbanks was the first of the country irtm in oversubscribe Its quota. The i in.) und Wednesday J. r. the district turned In a itmntinc J15S5 to Secretary Ar- mi.

mar savings headquartera Every auso 111 that district was canvassed, and ork there is through. W. Boyce. district chairman at Allef. norted to Chairman Brock Wednesday rht by telephone that his district had no over.

The quota for the district was t.tot. The campaign totala were not an over the phone. DISTRICT ASSIGNMENTS. Tho following assignments have been ado hi connection with the Friday nft- -poon meetings: SeetalsBd and Southland (eolorrfl echooU: f. H.

Crnwlnnt. chairman; A. D. aPesaer. Mlaaltux.

Mrtawa -ad ar neees: C. O. Patlon and Saat Brack, tBair- W. B. Davis.

tpeaer. J. C. aUiler. I.

M. I tea 44T. caalrmaa: Prea- ran Baroa srhosl: II M. atajv. weak.

laVllakv school: A J. Csadlt. ebalnaaa: Buxtoa. chalnBaa; T. C.

Haaae weaker. li rhool: J. X. White, chau aa: Unls leolored) scaool: E. H.

Moadl. "llaHt (eoloied) school: J. B. tmmwas, "ISfTi. Cat her.

T. af. B. L. chslrmaa, Prea-t4 Raata Hoostoa arhool: r.

h. CknrchlU. ekatr-sa: David H. Ttaipleton. speaker.

Ueaaa ackool: C. C. V.wter. caaumaa: B. r.

MoatawoaeiT. speaker. Wrtater acaool: U. W. Wkltcomb.

ebalnaaa: that Braaeh. trk. titahrooa acauH: W. H. KHacswarta.

chair-B ur Rev. 8. Qoia. speaker. rmili arauol: Miss Kate Qataa.

eaalrasaa: W. C. UamrX speaker. i. Wrtest.

I. VI. B. ehab-aa. Piea- iu an.

Puna alee arsool: T. J. Martin, eaaltmaa: V. O. SoiUey.

speaker. bser Park La Porta i FM. Law. rata srauoi: n. u.

nan. as asvr. srauot: Artasr MuMooa. caairasaa: Beaker. Uonraaa Pokal school: Edward Aaaley.

chalr-q Naiaaaa Atklaaoa. soeaker. La'Parto leoloredl achool: Osa Bajwood, lioliaaas R- M. Love, speaker. Iu srhool: R.

Srrixas. ckab aa: Bod- sr. B. u. L.

ekalraua. Pros- Harbor sebool: Hearst, ehair- H. Boss, saeaki A. 8cfcavaaa. cbalmaa; Lrnck Davidsua.

speaker. Jsa no sraooi: j. II rr Tetaer. speaker. A.

Oslia. caahaa: amsraewters Baroo sebool: Joe McGea. cbalr- sua: l. a. Buose.

speaker. ClloU'S leoiuredi school: A. E. Dawes, ebalr-aaca: Uawea. Bpeaker.

iaaa Our school: J. U. Brosrnlnc. speaker. JV L.

laelier. V. M. B. L.

chairman. Praa-loa Ki. bat Bsvstoa school: c. W. ataasa.

ehalnaaa: a Ml ia mis. speaker. Oatea Prairie scimol: F. J. A- aftarrali.

speaker. Hart, ebalnaaa: LrseblMirs school: J. W. TDmpklas, cbairasaa: OZL. LitMssa.

speaker. i.Bster axwsol: W. eualrasaa: S. Wasttoa. speaker.

Hooatva leolored) sc bonl: C. Clay, la: kiesvr Warner, sneakee. B. McFarlaad. X.

M. B. L. t'kslrmsn Pres. AaaVka sebool: Charles Kobbae caalnaaa: J.

C. Harris, sueake. AaVlicks icotured) sebool: 8. Beard, ebalr-ataa: T. B.

Lewis, speaker. fcsor school: u. S. Beard, caairasaa: Jadce Wuoss. spesker.

Maty seoloreil) srbool: John Wllllsass, chalr-aua; kl. Bsllowe. sneaker. U. r.

Boluaialk. X. B. L. caalnaaa.

Prea iaUI- Isst Oak sad Plaey Point school: A. acbaltca. ehalnaaa: H. W. Withers aad T.

Allaaaadis, sieakeea. Allef aebool: J. D. Cook, cbalmaa: Bobert Joans, soeaker. Alief school tcoked): J.

H. "Trh'nr chair, ana: K. Barkky. speaker. Plaey Point leolored) school Heaeree.

speaker. CT W. Coudman. T. toa IM.

M. B. L. chairman. Pres- Platte school: J.

P. Moody, spesker. Hart (colored) school: Mooa. caairasaa: Jadge J. P.

klooa. ejasirsaaa: Xorssaa ti. Kittrell speaker. Wesrseld icoloiJ) sebool: Charles Nicholson, ckalrasan: Guy BarpetL, speaker. VVaodlaad school: H.

V. Audar, caalrmaa: speaker. al C. Bauxuss. T.

M. B. L. cbalrmaa. Pres.

oa heel: W. Lannsf efisle vr.i KlUa Leaxoe. Cedar Bayou sad Cedar Baroo "flor seaools: 8. af. Parker, ebalnaaa- Johe -ellisa.

SUSS 1 1 1 Goose Creek sebool: airs. WUUsm Glaat, -ivatoaaaa: caarlea HcJUlliKsfelder 1 uaerav sneaker a. Alles. X. If.

B. Is chairman. Pre Hot lass) aad Sheldon leolored) schools- 'IsrTtsartsav, eaairaiaa: Charles U. Oayasav STI sea sraooi: Joba Clawsoa caalnaaa; Joka easca: sebool: J. A.

Clawsoa. caalrmaa: K.Oert JollT. speaker. ataraatt Icoloredl sraooi: J. R.

Miller rhair-Bsaa: La a Armor, spesker. sebool: Joe nits, chairman: rmnk I. aVasas aad M. D. Fields.

sDaakers. fifSS. csalrsmaa. Prss- Oroabr school: O. L.

Cols. BUM see Beedland. cnalmsaa; ft. Onasbr acauol lealeswl): B. naa: A.

IX Koresoaa. sneaker. La vine, ebalr- Adlawr school: Arthsx Wllsoa. AleaaaVsr PesWe. soeskar.

chatrssan; iosa Gallr school: Albert Rabemal. ebalr- t-miifT'T elavlraua. Prsav kflsa Oara Was SJaaseasss, ssaakae. asdwsrd school: B. W.

Iillllisss. raalisaas T. V. swadraua; W. LsrtwaM srbool arry Wast easurmaa: a J.

Hel Km Aummml L. aTsTis 1. llxla Bale si kill: Is Aawatt. a. 1.

MaMSeatM, J. a McTsy. vasaw. -nssaiiaelswl: 1. sL W-wwav a F.

saa. sr sc 'maa leoioc I) rniasal assa: ft. c. Patten ass. -w Hsaraiaa seas si: a.

H- acss a ftor IBiBssfasll asii at ss wia. I. M. at Us, sssslraaaa, Osat awsBBeta Skraai Its) 2Mb. aura: J.

sisbsaa REGISTER TODAY Wornan sutfragw bm (house but IM) of. feotlvw June tT, kn otfoot, giving tbe women of Texaa. who otherwlee bavo quaUlkksUoanj of voters, tho 'right to voU la all Drtmarv elections la tho State, At tho cawaty. eolrtor'g office of Harris oounty a doaen tablee, with chairs, have been provided and coovenlantly placed for tho regiatering of tho woman of Houstoa asut Harris iMMintv danutlaa havO baOM appointed and at I a. m.

tho worst of rsej-iatration wul begin. This work of regla-tsiing tho women will continue day by day until July 11. the last day on whlon tho women can rag tar for tho July dem ocratic primary. The woman suffrage bin pea by tho n.nl.l sslsa Ihs Thlrtv. fifth Laturo and appro vad by toa governor of Texaa is as follows: (lection From and attar IB paaaasre of thla act any woman who peaaisssi the other' auallncationa of an elector Under too oonatltwuoa ana laws oi tnia swu.

shall have the right to vote at any and all primary erections or nominating eon-ventiona bald under the lawa of tho State, and the fact that her sex ahall In nowise dlequlltry auch person, provided the payment of a poll tax ahall In no caae be required of auch paraona aa a qualification to vote In such primary electlona or to participate In auch nominating conventions during the year lslS. MUST FILL OUT RECEIPT. Sac. X. Be It further provided that la all cities) of 10,000 Inhabitants and over, the county tax collector ahall provide a record for the registration of women vot ers, setting forth the name, ace.

race and present residence, giving the street num. bar, and each woman who expects to vote In the primary election shall each year personally appear and personally mi out the blank form of registration receipt hereinafter set out. said registration re ceipt on oath, not leas tnan lb any a do fore the date of the primary election at wnicn ana exoacta to vote, oucn recia- trwtlon receipt shall be detached from aaid book, leaving thereunder a duplicate carbon, or trier copy tnereor, wnicn snan contain the sum Information, and the original ahall be delivered, bearing Its proper number to tna woman registrant person to Identify her In voting. Keg- letratlon receipts for each precinct ahall be numbered consecutively, beginning at one. They shall be In the following: form: REGISTRATION RECEIPT.

State of Texas. County of No. of county. Texas, am of age; color race occupation residence No. city, voting precinct O.

addreka have lived at said place years. Mlgned Bworn to and subscribed before me this the day of 191s. Tax Collector County. I. tax collector aforesaid.

hereby certify that the forVgolng registrant personally signed and swore to the facts act out In the above receipts before me. showing her to be a qualified voter in tne Drtmarv election in aaia county. State and precinct for the year Tax Collector County. COUNTRY WOMEN MAY QUALIFY. "Sec.

Sa. Every woman who possesses the other qualifications of an elector nn- der the constitution and lawa of this State and who Uvea In a Toting- precinct 4 0 ad Mrs. K. Seaman. ISO; Bdwsrd A Bnlfe, tW: ft.

W. 8atn mas. SSO- H. fl. Mslsch.

$1U5: J. ft. Worrall, $3S; Mrs. B. ft.

Johnson. $3 rania Mtih Sassy Mrs. Hoi Uberdoetvr-a commTtiee: saaitioaai Bledaes sues but report: Mrs. Henry Oliver, Mrs. a.

O. Bapaael. (230: Mrs. H. B.

Tar- Mrs. P. P. Kalb's roeaailttee. total MS: airs.

ft. Kortoa. $10: Bernard J. Kalb. $SS: Mrs.

A. Grieve. $35: Arthur Lefevra. $46: Jobs McC leery. $50: Mrs.

M. P. Smith. $23; J. C.

Simmons. (36: Mrs. O. A. pur lock, $5: Mrs.

B. A. Adey. (36: Omer ILhodea. (TO.

Mrs. asdeeaoa's committee, fatal mo: Mrs. H. J. Mtrksrb.

(35: Miss M. M. Da Preese. (36: Mrs. B.

T. Vsa Zant. $175; goeltna Block. w. j.

Hep worth, ass; h. Haorstsii. Mra. ft. D.

ray's committee, total (136: Mrs. J. T. Patterson. (10: Dorothy WIIMasta.

$36: Tanensa W. Wllsoa. (S3; D. 8. Rodslek.

$45: Mrs. W. H. McCarthy. $6: Mra.

WIU Cam-mis. (5. Mrs. w. l.

VTseere s. sasnnoaai pseda-ea si see last report: C. 8. Tboasasoa, (36: Ed Jsrrard. (35.

Mr. sad Mra. ilea u. Sim a cotnmitcee. toisi (360: Isa C.

8mttb (125: W. H. Hoblt. (13: P. P.

Barry. $10: A. J. Wise. (12S: Mra.

Mary MeKee. (13: Harry Rolmea, (TO. Mrs. l. u.

ttocera committee, socsi bozo: i Rn a $25: A. Hollldav. $2: Norman Atkiaaoa, (30: Mra. W. O.

Stevens. $370; Miss issn nuuuss, Sfc niuncs, McWborter. $36. L. A.

Kot twin's committee, total (I4S: B. Harrla. (56: Mrs. Thomas Alan. (10: H.

P. wisher. (10: H. BsdoS. $25: L.

E. Hntehlsoa. Mra. 1. Lee Adsm.

S3o: Mrs. K. rerrvmaa. $33: Mra. L.

J. Coy. (15: gsm CurHe. $3i: Jacob Badalck. (16: if.

C. Kern. (00: Joe Ntpoll. $5: L. D.

Cato. $30; Thoman C. Speoeer. $100; Gay Graham. (lSOO; ft.

M. Del Isle. A. Delisle. $36: Mrs.

L. J. artel. $35; Mrs. 11.

P. Belcbsrdt. (35: W. I. Brntth.

(35; C. B. 8pee $6: R. M. Gordon $5: K.

II. Flemlna. $30: J. RhaDlro. $30: Mrs.

W. U. Hlllln, $30: II. Miner. S3(i: Mm.

11. sju: SearcT Baker. (175: Mrs. T. W.

Blake. $15. Mrs. u. jr.

sirtiu i comaurree. total saeo: R. Kloaslev. $35: Mrs. E.

M. Mnrnbr. $15: Mrs. 1. H.

Peser. $10: Mrs. A. C. Crodin, (35: Mrs.

W. P. Buckley, (30; E. B. Wells.

(100; E. Tsvior. Sluu: J. aster, sb: J. M.

Csbler, (36. A. Tsaooo $300: J. A Rrttrenhsm $15: Mra. K.

V. Messever. (3: W. H. BmlU.

(10; J. Bleker. $30: Mis. M. H.

Bosenaeld. (16: F. Save. $73: Mra. Ear-, c.

Dotarlaa. (25: Mra. J. J. Csstan.

$35; Mra. ft. C. Camoo a. (25: AUaworta.

S15: William Kmres (30; Mra. A. Orlllette. $35; Mm. G.

Kecco, ais le this district tbe follow Ibc but sabserintloBs tve bean taken J. W. Kavsolds. Bus)! slanrflw nvn, Bev. Additional satoaerlDtl is re norted at sesd- Qoartera were: Daa Wise, Mrs.

P. P. Parker r. rllrscb. 11.

iibtis SI (Ml see: T. F.wlna. $500: W. E. Denmsa.

(M); A. C. Bassch, Frank Wlllborv. (70: Geom Wetmaa. Mra.

A. L. Tlmmerman. A. F.

rresaum, (60. Negroes Will Leave for Camp Travis July 29 Four thousand negroes win be gent to Camp Travis from points In Texas about July 29. These "men are to be sent to camp for general military service, Houston's quota for this bunch Is 654, divided up among three of the boards. Board No. Is to furnish US in this can.

board No. 1M and board No. 4 Boards 1 and are not Included in this can because they have already sent enouchjnen to be ahead of their program. All the local have plenty of negroes to fill these calls and probably several thereafter. When credit Is allowed a local board In fixing; their quota, for the men Who have volunteered no distinction la made between negroes snd whites.

A sreat many more whites than negroes have voluntarily gone into service; particularly whites who would have been placed in class one. The result la that tho negroes remaining at home furnish a surfeit of men of their color on the lists of the local boards. Tho exemption boards were busy on Wedneaday sending out questionnaires. This work will be finished in the next da7 or two. Seven days are allowed the gistrants to return these question-tires from the data of sendlns1 out from the respective boards.

They must he filled out and returned In a period of one weea. 250 New Citizens at Camp I- 11 4-xrr j-sxamined my wtneer M. H. AnthonL naturaHsatlon examiner, assisted by I Mavtersoa, United States district court, examined approximately ISO applicants for dtlsenahip at Camp Lo gan, Wedneaday. About the same rmmner were exam ined tho previous day Tuesday, and it Is estimated that between 200 and 26 men are to bo examined Thursday.

It Is planned to hold night sewsions at the camp Thuraday if neceasary in order to complete tho work of pre pairing the applications for presentation to United States District Judge J. C. Hutchoson when ho opens court Friday morning In the Liberty theater. Cams- Logan. CVsXa Veer D-cj r.r;j ccr YORKED OUT Eitrgies of Worker.

Now Ttnd to frxiaj litt ileecngi. With flit Xioeption of Sort- Bid rait, mmUbp wui utxa. at sWtrd O-I7 la City. There la aa' Impression abroad that Houston business houses will bo asked to does Friday at noon. This wrong.

Qpunty Chairman Quy M. Bryan nounoed Wednesday, afternoon. This re quest has been made In tho oounty, whore tho final rallies win be held at o'clock la the afternoon, but not so In Houston, la the city tho final meetings will be held at every ward schoolhouae at I p. m. Friday evening, when loyal Americans will re giatar and additional subscriptions WIU bo taken for war savings tamps.

It was announced Wedneaday at head quarters that, as tho high achoola of the city are tbe centers for no districts. Bo meetings will bo held at these buildings with tho exception of North Bide Junior high school, where adults of tha 1 mar acnoot district will meet. Leaders of tho war savings drive are now oevoting tneir energies toward mac Inn tho Friday meetlnaa a auiirsaaa. meeting of school district workers In Mie City Will be held St 10 o'clock Thursday morning in Munn's auditorium for the purpose or giving nasi instructions to the campaigners relative to the big meetings Biuca win close ins city campaign rl-day night. It Is desired by Chairman sauna ann rr u.

nmiiev uuu svsrv srorh. er be -on hand at that hour. Thursday evening speakers who will attend trie meetings throughout tho county Friday afternoon will assemble at the Toung Men's Business league. Printed elsewhere In today'a Poet la the complete ssi oa ass aeaaera wno nave been assigned to work In the county dlatrinta. All of theso have been specially requested to attend the Thursday night meeting, as mivwisni am siiera win come up or dls mere la need for more inuks Tha sneaker's committee la anxious to secure tho services of anyone who Is able to speak before an audience.

Reports from the residential districts Indicate that the workers are meeting with splendid success. In addition to the Allen school district whose nledsis as-. gregate more than (8000, the Longfellow swivm sua rv ponea pieages equal ing1 thla amount. Mra. Jonaa Is chair man.

Mra. Hammett of ths RrscknneMs district reported (1750 pledged, and encouraging reports were received from the following chairman: Mrs. Schneider of tne rannin aistrtct, Mra. Stewart of the Taylor district and others. The slogan for the campaign Is 'Indifference la Treason." Drive Chairman, W.

C. Munn announced Wedneaday. As you walk into war savings headquarters In the Butler flats this slogan irreets you everywhere you turn. It Is this skaran that Mr. Munn wishes to get before the PUD11C.

"How anyone can be so cold-blooded aa to refuse to sign a war savings pledge or be Indifferent In a time like this, 1 don't know." he stated. "When all our red-blooded youths are sacrificing their all on the nattieneld tt la downright treason for anyonas to refuse to lend all they can to the government to bock them up with arms, supplies and ammunitions that they might make a smasfung offen sive. Major Frank Presided at Court Martial Major Walter Frank, executive officer at Ellington field, was president of general court martial session at Camp Logan Wednesday morning. Lieutenant John W. Free la, adjutant of the (7th Infantry.

Camp Logan, was judge advocate. Court waa convened for the trial of Private Lee Miller. lth Infantry. Galves ton, who was charged with being absent from duty witnout leave. Clear Away Pimples aad Dandruff with Caticura Ik Soap to Qeajuva as.

Purify Tit Omtment It Soothe uai Heal These fragrant, gaper-creamy emollients stop itching', clear the skin of pimples, blotches, redness and roughness, the scalp of itching and dandruff, and the hands of chaps and sores. In purity, delicate medication, refreshing fragrance, convenience and economy, Cuticura Soap and Ointment meet with the approval of the most discriminating. Ideal for every -day toilet uses. Far sample eseh br aasll address seat as id "OaSVesra, Seat 11, Sill Bald svs aywkate, osptte. Olatant sad Mis.

Lemon Juice For Freckles Olris! Maks beauty lotion at homo for a few cent. Try HI House xe the iulce of two lemons Into a DOttie containing uiree ounoea ok orcnaru white, shake well, and you hare a quarter pint of the beat freckle and tan lotion, and complexion beautlfier, at very, very small cost. Tour grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into tho face, neck, arms and hands each day, and see how soft and white the skin becomes. xesl tt A harmless.

Congestion of Kidneys Is Indicated by the pain over ration of kidneys and following 'the passage to tho irritated bladder. A constant and prcaslnf dead re for urination; the tlon scanty, -highly colored and sometimes bloody. Then the constitutional symp toms are often rieadachea, eyes bloodshot and burning. slight nausea, sometimes vomiting, rbeuinatlo pains and general discomfort. It Is wholly wrong to neglect such oondttlons when can be obtained of any druggist for their action la to eliminate congestion, allay In-flammation, destroy bacteria and "res tors normal, natural secretions.

HAVE RBLIKVIO THOUSANDS fold by ail -t sawOtMSM sVsM 1b tho VwAT Ull. Wls as praasnt haraalf, panooaJly.Xt the ajffloo of tho tax oollector of Ibo oounty la which abe lives at Bay time not lesa thaa days prior to the hosdlng of such primary also Uoa aad shaU peraonally Oil out, with hor own banc. In duplicate or upon a form aad stub, tho form of regiatratlon receipt prescribed la soalkm of thla MIL aad shall sign and swear to same before said tax oollector. who shall certify one copy of said receipt la form as oreamrlbad la section of IbLs act and deliver same to such iwsTtatranta. who snail praasnt same.

or an affidavit aa td Its koaa or destruction when aha offer to Vote at such primary election. "8ec i. Tho lax oollector ahalt furnish to the board charged with the duty of ruraianing aiecuoet supptiea separaio car. tilled lists of tho women registered In each precinct. In cities of 1.0V and over, the names tev.be arranged In alphabetical order and to each name Its aproprlate numoer as shown by too puuicate ra-talned In hla offloo.

Bald board shall fur- niah each presiding Judge of each precinct In cities of It. too and over, the certified list of said women voters In his precinct at me unto wnen no furnianes oiner eiao-tlon sUDDlles. Buoh Mrtlfled 11a la of aual- lfled woman wtars shall bo In the same form as that required by law for- the oertlfled lists of qualified male voters furnished by said board to said judge of the election of said precinct, provided that before the name of each woman voting In auch primary eictton tbe Judges or clerks anau write on tno poll uat tne worn sroviaea rurtner, inai sucn word may bo so placed with rubber stamp, pen ana ins or typewriter. MUT FURNISH LIST. i "Sec.

la. It ahall not be naceaaary for tho oounty tax collect or to furnish the chsdrman of tho county executive committee of poll teal parties. Judged of election, or any other persons, for use In primary elections, a certified list of women voters except la cities of 10,000 Inhabitants and over, "Sec. 4. Where regiatratlon, as above provided In cities of 10.000 or over.

Is required, said registration shall be a necessary qualification for women voting In primary elections. And the provisions In the laws of the Btate of Texaa governing and pertaining to elections and production of poll tax certificates and certificates of exemption required of men, the affidavits In caae of loas of said certificates snd the penalties for fraudulently or falsely obtaining the same snd all other laws for tho purity and protection of the electorate, when not In conflict with the provisions of this ct, shall apply and govern tho duties, responsibilities and privileges the women voters of thla State, but where in conflict shall, as to females votlnu, be governed by tho provisions or this "Sec. S. The provisions, of thla act ahall apply to and govern the voting of women in the primary elections held during the year 191. and from and after January 1.

191, each woman voter In thla State, voting" and offering to rote In any primary election or conventlon-ahnll be ie-quired to pay tho poll tax now required by law of each male person who desires to vote and shall be governed and con trolled by all of the lawa of the State of Texaa, requiring and permitting the voting upon tne payment of poll taxes In this State. i i Effective Juno IT, 111. 4 Trained Men Wanted for Places in Navy Men who have had special training or knowledge In most any Una, from cooking to Nacksmlthlng, will receive recognition in tho navy, and will receive classification and advantages for the exercise of their particular knowledge- The navy wants trained men, artisavns. stewards, bookkeepers, cooks, welders. The navy also wants college men.

particularly for the naval aviation. This attractive branch of the service received a recruit Wednesday. J. U. Hutchings of Gslveston enlisted in the naval aviation, and la to be sent Immediately to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at Boston, where the ground school for this branch Is located.

He will probably receive a commission as ensign on the completion of the flying school. There are two of these for the naval aviation, one In Florida and tbe other In California, Recruits are sent to one of these places at the end of the ground school period. The marines tiad ami her rat hoe 1 day Wednesday. Although but 13 applicants were accepted the marines) say that that number IS is lucky for them a goou many prospects are Doing lined up for future enlistment. The navy enlistments for Wednesday Included the following namea: Thomas Brown, Edward Donohue Plerson, Houston: John Henry Hutchings, Galveston Andrew Hicks Oollodav.

Asms. Dnlnt! I.cu Johnson, Wharton; ABton Konecny, Hal-let tsvllle: Raymond Arthur Bllllnaa. Red Oake; Leon John Werlla, Kl Campo; Emll Linsi, ci uunpo; noBert cugene Lee, new waveny; stewart uoneriy, Houston; Robert 8. Taylor, Lfeggett: Jack Dean. WoodvlUe: William Benjamin Den arm Cameron; Arthur Harley Anderson, Chestervllle; Jesse Vsn Lambreth, 611s-bee; Oscar Robert Strackbeln, Roc lisp ring; Clyma Audry Cheatham, Dewey-ville; Bernie Daniel Wart, Penaacola.

isan Davis Macxey, Tarpiey; William Daniel tsignee. uuneron: Eramett Brad, bury, Seguin; Jack Walter Spears, Houston. Marine enlistments were aa follows Fort Worth, Whltmoro 8. Phillips, Jesse saarin, ius layior, nowere rj. Hunter; San Angelo.

Walter M. Btrother. Charlie D. Woolridge; Nursery, Michael D. Stoner; Houston, Ira H.

Batcher, Owen 13. Davis, Dennis L. Jones. James J. Hester, Charlie N.

Collins, Charles J. Freel. Foreign News Briefs PARIS, June 25. President Polncare Tuesday signed a decree declaring the da partment of the Seine, which Includes fans, witnin tne army sone. PARIS, June 25.

Representatives here of tho committee on nubile information have requested that MO words of Ameri can newa will be cabled dally from Wash ington lor distribution to the American army. LONDON, June German cities and towns on the easterly side of the Rhine have been subjected to raids by British aerial squadrons, according to a statement on aerial operations Issued by the war office Wednesday. PARIS, June 25. The much bombarded city of Nancy will celebrate the Fourth of July, the municipal authorities have declared. The city hall and public buildings wltt be decorated with the American colors and appropriate exercises will he weld.

LONDON. June (. The British lshor party at Its conference held here Wedneaday adopted a resolution to the effect that the party political truce which has been in effect In Great Britain ainoe early In the war should-no longer bo recognized. a. Domestic News Briefs OtlLFPORT, MlssJune M.

Rear Admiral Alfred Reynolds of the Oulfport Naval Training: station, was aw riousiv In. Jured Wedneaday tho result of the overturning of an automobile. Physicians stated that In addition to severe bruises and possible Internal injuries, several ribs wero fractured. A TEXAS WONDER The Texas Wonder cures kidney aad Madded troublee, dUsolvea gravel, euros diabetea, weak and, tamo back, rheums. tiara and irregularities of tho kidneys snd bladder' la both men and women.

Kegu-Istes bladder troubles In' children. If not sold by your drua-irist will be sent by mail on receipt of Lit. One small bottl Is two months' treatment and seldom falls to perfect a cure. Send' for testimonials from thla and other States. Dr.

LXOUvo MO, Bold of the month, and by that time It Is ex pecfed the additions gained by reclaaain- cation and by trie new registration of ll year-old youths will bo available. -The quotas assigned to the varlooav States In today's call and the campa tjo which registrants will be sent Include) White Entreanment July 6-1: Arkanaaa 1746, Camp Shelby, Mlas. Louisiana 600. Jackson Barracks, La, Tennessee 1600, Fort Thomas. Ky.

-Texss 1000, Fort Bain Houston, Texas; 160. Jackson Barracks, La, White Eatralnment July 15-11: Louisiana (60. Jackson Barracks. La, Tennessee 100. Camp Shc'by, Mlas.

Texas 1000, Fort Bam Houaton, TexaSa Colored Entralnment July 14-10; i-Arkanaas 3000, Camp Pike. Aiw. Louisiana 1000, Camp Grant, fit, Oklahoma 1000, Camp Dodge. Iowa. Tenneaaee 2000, Camp Sherman, Ohio, Texas 1000, Camp Travis, Texas.

Colored Entralnment July 19-11 Arkansas 1000. Camp Pike, Ark. Louisiana 1000, Camp Beauregard, lav Tenneaaee (00, Camp 'Paylor, Ky. Texas 4000, Camp Travis. Texas.

6 Beix-ans Hot water ure Relief BELL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION GffiLSP ACTNOWl IaAK COMING OUT MEANS DANDRUFF 'Danderine" Wil) Save Your Hair and Double Its Beauty at Once. Try This! Tour Hair Gets Soft Wavy, Abundant and Glouy at Onoe, 8ave your hair! Beautify itl It Is only a matter of using a little Danderine occasionally to huve a head of heavy, beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, wavy and free from dandruff. It Is easy and inexpensive to have pretty, charming hair and lots of It. Just apend a few cents for a small bottle of Knowlton's Dan- derine now all urug stores recommend It apply little as directed and within ten minutes there will be an appearaiue oi abundance; freshness, flulflneaa and a incomparaoie sioaa ana lustre, ana try aa you will, you can not find a trace of dandruff or fulling hair; but youi real surprise will bo biter about two weeki uae. when you wiU see new hair mm ai.d downy at fjrat yes but really neur hair sprouting out all over your scalp IMnderina is.

we believe, the only sure hair grower, duatroyer of dandruff and -cure lor Itchy scalp, and It never, falls to stop falling hair at once. II you want' to prove how Drettvon.l soft your hair really is, moisten a -lotli with a littles Lianderlne and carefully draw It through your halr- taklng ot.e small strand at a time. Your hair will be soft, glossy anu beautiful In tust a. few moments a delightful surprise awaits everyone who trios this. Adver tisement.

NEW OLOMEL IS MOST DEUGHTFUL Not the Slightest Nausea. Griping or Danger- New Variety Called Caktabs. Every doctor regards calomel as tha bast and by far the most useful of all medicines. Now that Its unpleasant and dangerous qualities have been entirely re- moved, the new calomel known aa "CaU is destined to become the moats-popular. Its effects are delightful.

One Calotab at bedtime, with a swallow oft 1 water that's alL No nausea, no griping nor unpleasantness. You wake up in, tho morning feeling fine, your liver cleansed. your system purified, and with a hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat what you please, any kind of weather, No re- atrlctlon of habit or diet Calotabs are sold only In biiglnal, aealeol packarea, price thlrty-flse cents. Your druggist recommends and guarantees Monev btick If you mrm.

nnfe. much sought after to pose for artlsta .41 BEAUTY DEFECT when she goes East each rear, has orercome the only defect In the abundant beauty bestowed upon her by generous nature. because her hair was streaked, yet I For years she was greatly distressed she persistently refused to use dyes of Finally sbe was Induced by a New any description. i York artist to try uan HairColof vt Restorer. After a few weeks' treatment the gray streaks disapneared' en.

Urely, andhef hair took on a uniform dark, natural color. -f "It is perfectly wonderful," sne tieciarea -ana i aarise ail or my mends RHEUMATIC AftO KIDNEY ILLS. Aro you with rhsumsn.n. kidney or bladder affeoUonsf Any suok-f symptoms as swollen mueolea or joints. -backache, headache, dlsiineas, nerveus- ness, played-out-feeling, urinary lrreau.

larity. pufflness under the eyes? Sou need roley Kidney Pills. Mrs. Frank TK Wend. R.

V. D. 1. MorrilL l.u..: to use SAYS IT A0TKO LIKI A Coughs, colds, sore throat or- bronchial troubles which Mrsdat at thla time of tho year usually are of an obstinate character. That Is all the.

more reason why a truly reliable remedy like Foley's Honey snd Tar Compound should be Mrs. Margaret BmaJe, Bishop, writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar is a grand remedy! more than is claimed for It. 1 was sunerina irom a ooia isst wee ana usea i eold last week and used ltiaoted like a charm." its. Altouse's rug Htora, the medicine and Contains a opia tea. Ko use's rug Htore, "I found relief aa awn aa fbegan taklnai Foley Kidney Pills.

My husband also raZ celved much benefit from them. He was so lame bo could not stoop over: now has els no pain," House's Orug store. ,4.. t- la-eati M. 10.

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