The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 207, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 28, 1917 Page: 7 of 57
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HOUSTON DAILY nJ5 1 : SUNDAY MUKINIINU UiytJtK ;ZD I VI .
lHARRIS COUNTY
OVER EIGHT
V (Continued from PK One.
and they have truly carried their part In
the campaign."
A subscription of U6.250 was made by
KO employes of the Houston and Tev.as
Central Railwav company through the
Houston National Exchange bank.
The A. B. ft'chard? Medicine company
f Sherman telegraphed all the com-
pany's traveling men orders to accept
Uberty bonds at J103 in the purchase of
everything In their line.
' Those connected with Burgheim s Phar-
macy who purchased bonds were Dr. J.
Burgheim. B W. Steele. W. K. Karn. J.
H. Reeves. Mrs. K. L Coombs. Miss
Iullne Heiman. M7..?'8nuJ;
H. W.- Rugeley. J s. Teasdale Hl'r I
f Etheredge. Laslter Burgheim L. L. War-
? thrup. J. J. Cadena. J. vvsrqjari..
4 Will Sharp. H. V. Mclwain. E. L. Darceft
I fiyman Caratzky.
.. - - : . . .1 . . .. TVrrlrr- union
3 purchased $10V of bonds..
. The Md division at Camp Logan bought
2 In all J963.700 in liberty bonds nearly
one $50 bond to every man of the 20800
! in camp.
"I am very much pleased with the spirit
"of patriotism and sacrifice my men have
Bhown." said General Todd Saturday
When informed that the final figure was
Hear a million.
' The ll.td heavy artillery had $70000
Subscribed to the libirty lonn. It would
' have carried the dlvison total well past
the million mark fi;:t it was decided to
- hold out most of this to apply the pay al-
1 lotmenls on war insurance.
; .As it is. perhaps a hundred men of the
; division may have to repudiate a part of
their liberty loan subscription In order to
' meet payments on war insurance which
must be taken out before February 1. lJU-
; NUMBER OF SMALL
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Saturday's drive was characterized by
' the number of small subscriptions. Hun-
' dreds of buyers of $50 bonds were en-
I rolled on the list of the local banks and
went far toward rolling up the splerMld
j total which was obtained. It was pointed
t out Saturday night that the appeal for
; every one to do his bit. no matter how
! small was well taken by officials at
J Washington who beforehand had esti-
mated Just what could be accomplished
; If every loyal citizen should have a hand
; In floating the bond Issue.
j Houston's reputation was at stake In
( this emergency but Houston and Harris
I county citizens upheld the reputation.
This city has boasted of its Importance
j as a banking center and that boast or at
j least the conditions which justified the
j boast made 1t necessary for Houston to
earry a greater rjuota than would have
been necessary" had it been less Impor-
tant as a banking center.
banks put on
Extra help.
Houston banks found It necessary Sat-
1 Orday to put oq more extra help than
lias been necessary at any other time
since the campaign opened except last
-j Wednesday when subscriptions received
1 an Impetus as a result of the observance
' of liberty day.
A second anonymous subscription of
J $100000 was reported by the National
t Bank of Commerce Saturday; and other
large subscriptions were Jesse H. Jones
$45000. West Lumber company 110000
nd Farrar Lumber company $6000.
J. H. Studdert reported to Judge
j Bryan's office a subscription of $65500 by
' the Houston Ice and Brewing company
and its employes. Stewart & Stevenson
and their employes also took $800 through
Judge Bryan's office W. A. Schaefer re-
ported $12000 A. Hellberg $1250 and
others reported subscriptions of $2250 and
J The Union National bank added $5IW)00
to its subscription Saturdav bringing Jts
! total to 250.OO0. John F. Crotty also took
' 1300.000 worth nf hnnrla thrnnrh that Kanlr
J and the Waddell Housefurnishlng com-
I pany $000.
. George T. Sweet took $30000 worth of
t Bonds throutrti the First National hank
. Saturdat : South Texas Lumber companyr
t viv.vuv: ineo. Keller company 50TO. The
Old River Milling company took $10000
1 wrough the Houston National Exchange I
. hank and the Texas division of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy subscribed
Cornmereial National bank. Additional
subscriptions of Jli.OM were also taken
. mrougn that bank from Camp Logan.
nan &nr civrw ov i
rUNION NATIONAL BANK
j " Late Saturday afternoon the Union N'a-
; ttonal bank Injected a last spurt of en-
j thusiasm w ith a parade planned by
George Harmon and Denton W. Cooley. i
J Headed by mounted police. emP:oyes of 1
t v
I hank including a number of the officers.
i
Hlh hov Bcoi.r. s-hr ir. t.c. l.x i I
i. . o 1 (
thond drive marched through the down-
town section. Banners bearing a last ap-
t peal were carried by the marchers and
'. the band in the lead played patriotic airs
i Returning to the bank the parade dis-
banded and a movable platform was
- placed on the street from which patriotic
addresses were made by Judge Norman
G. Kittrell. Judge Chester H. Bryan
Judge Sinclair Taliaferro Congressman
:Joe H. Eagle T. J. Harris and Thomas
; H. Ball. A crowd which packed the
I street and sidewalk gathered as soon as
j the speaking began. A spotlight from an
upper floor of the bank building was
. turned on each speaker as he stood on the
. platform.
J BOY SCOUTS TOOK
"CHARGE OF BUYERS.
; Inside the bank desks h;id boen placed
next the main entrance and clerks took
.subscriptions to the Liberty loan as fast
as applications could be filled out. Boy
. fecouts took charge of the buyers as they
ontered the bank and escorted them to
the desks where the clerks attended to
' the details of the sale.
The totals reported Saturday night
follow;
First National bank. $2037 800.
J Union National bank. $1.;13.000.
South Texas Commercial National
bank. J1.4S6.SS0.
' 1 Houston National Exchange bank.
$414400.
; National Bank of Commerce $767400.
Lumbermans National bank. $Slt600.
Fidelity Trust company $300000.
t State Bank and Trust company
1 $147500.
1 Houston Land and Trust company.
$152450.
i Guaranty State bank. 130.000
J r Guardian Trust company. $10350.
5 t Houston Bank and Trust .jjompany.
tsooo.
J f Humble subscriptions $35200.
. Camp Logan amounts credited to
i Houston. $6850.
Total reported through the banks
Not yet reported through the banks.
$$30000.
. Camp I-ogan subscriptions not credited
' to Houston. $";. 850.
3 s Total for Camp Logan. $952700.
1 n Grand totcl for Houston. ji.OSS.OO.
f .
1 "lumbermans National bank Mrs. Fanny Mil-
i -
.t aer.
f ser. j. ni'uusuriiia aiiurijnjcna. u. L. caslca.
Clyde TV at lord. J. r. C. William Jr. 'Fred
J raiap ws.t. ujwuuu 4vh:hi ujusc. jamea
f ft. aiurpll. Tnuias J. Wlndlmm Airs.
'.JX J. Windham. Virgii.ia Littlehe
I fi. Ilutlun. L. L. Kempn-1
W; Wallace. II. F. Adams. Girls' Boost
I KUaaWtU Miber. Mrs. Zclla Miller. Mis.
eoeld: v.
11.
bioster club.
-. al las Mamie
Watta. limine lirockcnb utzh. Albert C. Zis-
5 cisanic. :ner Muahaway. Virrinia B. Miller.
t VMi Haaelwo)fl C arte. George Jtailer Couper
T 11 I1.....l. UUU t.l..li.k. 0j.
nirwjvn i nun. nuniiuc vau;iaai.
SXk McLaiuclilln. t. l. ' "ttlurnani. William
aatenon. Mixs Glalvs LiudU-v. Janet Sinclair.
illlbm Thomas I Woody. Arthur R. Hill. B L.
ueacer. P. J. Buttauivoli. Jiin Cuccla. Willie
Hooper. Hutu J. Bernard. 11. M. Hebert.
Ira. C. Bettesast. llrs. A. c. tot. H. J.
oarard. Charles Joseph Lflrton. Mr. and Mrs.
tr lt.hfAi.i Li . 1 i . i.
V Gur SUpietoB. A. B. Haynes. M. K. lla'wUn.l!
Horace m. rerry. ueoree nice ueorje h. Hart-
ley. Mr. B. H. Hartley. Joun F. Krudaen. Pat-
lick Q. Oajabao. Winter B. Moore. Beunie Mil-
ler 1 l.oudy Louise (rordon. Henry L. Borkln.
iTboaua Jen. Mrs. Fred MauatTy. Bertie Mary
Chamber. T. H. Tclllnsoa. C. J. tambour
Wrrt'e C. BaKiaaa Store Blarlnsky. T. E.
Woolf. Oeorce H. Htdrlc-k. Willie J. Hchllu
I halt 0. Wesinsou. Brock Glllman. Leon
tMUua Preasky. ChiiM L. lioffman. ClarerH-e
1 Potine. Vi. Vf. Heme. Uimm Llnnle U.
1 Latliai. Mr. Margie Lawranee. Willlaa Bue-
i 5 chert. Mia Lasaey Whltstlne. F. Johuaon. Gleen
IT Van Uita-aa. Martin It. Vaa Uwi. Uatuew
J II. Vaa IXwra. . M. SwatloakL John watluakl.
! lam R. sueObrrd Dr. II. C. MakweM. Fretv
itnaa r. MajmraV Mini hrnle Culmore. Mis
i Hl'M tiriauass. K.R.' VrTTUrabatnrli. Mosa Siuiu-
i so aouymyo. Viralia McCawWl V. c. Out-
r lure. Mise Xiae.au houua. C jariei Hahou. j.'.
)J. CrssILs. -J. Ileinlger. Fraacla D. Kofius.
I Mr. WttT-" vWry. -. lira A. t. 8baw FanuW
SUBSCRIBED
MILLION DOLLARS
Hon DeToa White. Panale William Crew.
Eotmett P. Crow Jr. Naaal H. Crow. W. C.
lUrtunx. Howell C. 8teoba Robert A.
Burarber. Konse Htarr Tajan. KenrlMU
8panror. MM Baraeti Jadmw Clemeaa Laas-
rnl. Nathanlal AWric Hcrie. O. M. Cnaalna-
bim. C. L. 8tor. Jnwpk Eilwant St. Clair. Oa-
wau v. Norrla. Wllber Lee Tkaaanwa. MIm
Miry S. Hunrlus. Jimea T. UcHak-. Hearr Carl
Nu. V. M. AlTt. Eiw. W. Settle. Cliari K.
Sehambera. Max Ltwta. Wll'lam B. CoSm. Wll-
lUm n. AbrmMm C. H Jewett. C. B. Kaat.
Mom MiUer. Cbarln R. But. Morn Rnaturrt.
John I.. UoMen. Ton D MrCboMT. Joka H.
McChenT. CUreaee 8. Pemnrwell. CUntoa Wll-
on Crabbe. Mn. J. W. Tiodle. J. N. Oonrrtalii.
C. A. txrolaj. Lrwls lwya. Piefcard Payne
Skeltoa. Mr. Pllnr R. Blo4xtt. Artknr Ijika
rt.l. Jarae Mlltiai Snyder knn Bretbefx.
Chrle WmIw Miller. Ltwta W. Dunaldtnn. K.
J. rrtck. Tboin Henry. Mary R. Lacjr. leltard
Oran A. fibber. Neal De Vmt Jr.. Mm. J. C.
Prldxena. Janm Curtis Prtdgeon. Q. 8. Pat-
nek. j. w. uatearoon. jmh wiiiian uanaiia
Rk-hard Kdward Bplle. Dartd alrMaater K. B.
lchlnxer. 1st rati Fraaoaa Bood. Lewis W. Mat-
teaoa. Pail X. Kohnnana. Jooa K. Knlaht.
fharlea P. Drake. Tborntoa Dotaey Tbacaer.
Cm Leslie Taarker and Jaraea E. Sbelton. M
each: Tbnnnau WUcoi. Harry C. Gtrlacs. Mm.
(Jus Geonre Jr.. R J. Sherman. John C. Meana.
K W Thaiaon. Jaatea K. Uewbenr. C. W. Mc-
Wllllams. Mr. Kenneth L. Brighton. E. M.
I'anish. Mlaa Francea K. Sears (two boadi.
Joabua o. wniiaow. Ulllan Mai Claytoa. W. C
Cr.w. Mra. J. W. MaDiiawld. Iew.lf Clarke
Mr. Albln Bniee. Mra. Kmraa J. Bnjac. Mrs.
Jew Andrews. A. Sllber. Mra. Sninia E. Oilier.
J. S. HsrrU. Sam Kaier. Mra. John C. Townea
Jr. itwo bonfbii Ttiemas M. Adams. Frank
Anclnec. Oeorce William Seloel. 8taey Jooea
Orahaaj Miss Zelda M Harris. J. B. ilarrlaon.
Slsmund 8rbelo t Chkrauo. Mra. M. Ieand. J.
B. Kramert. XI. T. Barber. Bma L Schneider.
Mra. Barbara Hiiaheo. Mrs. Lain Kiaell. Mr.
K. IV tow. F. C. Archer. C. L Bertwt. J. M.
Rowartiy. Mra. M. H. Cnlberaon. I. K. pawaoa.
C. X. Teeta. K. B. N'non. C. SnoiUly. H. F-
Mttohtll. Mr. T. Shaw. Mrs. S. A. IaUlanc.
A M. Snole. W.-J. RniatDtia. T. Itlckettt. Mra.
V. o. Turnbow. C. Holm. Mrs. L J". Jolly.
Ruby Sernircs. May Tarnru'Wr. U. R. Collinn. It.
C. Addlcka. J. B. Bethany. U E. Stratraann.
R. K. Sleen. I.. C. T-wlea. J. J. Martin J. M.
B. -Td. E. F. Glraurl. B. K. ATety. K. B. IJinto.
R. M. IVIlale BnbT llmllirh. J. L. Ayrra. J.
W. Craham B. A. Talbot. W- M. lbtor. E.
K Bender Jr.. Mra. B. V. Fnllbrlrht. t'o to-
Iate laundry. F. D. Ferrell. J. l Lltten-at.
T B. Ryan. $100 each; Marr A. Jones. Mar-
aaret Rvan. Slarcnerlte McCormlrk. J. Weln-
aarten. F. Tarhlnr Jr.. V. ltomaTolL 11. H.
Ilnarton. D. . ITIce. B Rewxloroh. sir. B.
BeUMkvbk aad Wlliiam Rrpsdunh. $200 each;
n. L. Bnvkln. Ruth Wilson. Alice A. Tryon.
Stsn each: Hmrjn.n Lahnr OhithHI. $200: J. M.
Coillna. Kntia paint and Tarutok comnany. E.
P. Cmw. tano eaeh: S. A. Taylor. Plumbers
and Steam fitters union. W. L. Lowe. WW
each: Billy MrKlnnnu. L. O. Jarkaon. W. 1.
Moore. J. C. Been. L. J. Boyktn. Wk-hlt-.
Motor rompanT. Anderson Dma comoany. $.VWt
each: O. V. Whitney. C. E- Emery. J. O. Ti-1
H. M. Lone. Berrr Miller. J. W. Hirriaon. B.
W. Armstrong. $1000 each: Mra. R. E. Burt.
It.ino; Thoniaa W. Wlilte. $700: Mike Oenon.
aiO: artonrmonic. annu.Tmon. O. A. Stowvrs
Fumttore ro'mrany. $5000 each: emnhfea of the
Teiaa and New Orleans railway tto.900: Car-
ter Music company. $4000.
Tlonston National Exchange bank Joe Leay.
H. irtense Pje. II T. Goedoo. Mary I. Oorclou.
Frank Berwald. Mrs. Ruhr CaTanniRh. Mrs.
Florence RalcllS. Mrs. Mettla WhUsuwon. K. C.
Ml.-tiulka. Enaene Oleecron T?lor. Wlliluui
Howard Jr . Kmmett Edward Robertson Herbert
Adam Kleiner. C.einre Charlie Althaus Thomas
Gry Walker. Jrnp Martin Krans. Samuel
Mrhnfcr. Edward PUIIUp. Ueorxe M. Ilanauia.
Clifford Tliomaa Floeck. Bash Welhmrn l'..otn-lj.
WiMiam Vetper. John Zischang. William Koenls.
Kmkilph WiUFmann. W. Kopenaky. W. J. Ruin
mell. Herbert Reyner. Edward .Schaefer. Jolm
W. Amlerron. Joe Mare. Edna Earl Mayes. .
C. Maea. Mrs. B. M. Hodgkins. U L. Rocke Sr..
Karl Lanilir.(ht. Philip Sudano. t'harles Colta-
Tininr. !r. E'anl Parlln. Charles Jackson.
Claul Ca urtmne. B M. Ho.ltklns. Lillian ilol-
man. C. C. White. John Dortct. Bith A. Parian
Mrs M. Mahry. Illadr Mable Cuter. Flon nce
E. Wrtsht. Gertrude Sannders Gillespie. Marau
ret Ellsbeth Gillespie. Minnie Gertrude Glllespl.'.
W. E. Utilizer. Gerxe Pnwe. Esther Knil-
erikk.' Jclwen. 'Christine Marjan't Jensen. U-!-beca
II. Uans'm. Irene Sims. Tonr tiarsano Jr..
I'hllln E. l.rabanar'Charles C. (iroeandes. Chnr
lie Fred IllrsrhfleM. Henry Ja.-kson. John E.I
wanl Jone Ivra Audrey Jounle. Alfre-t Liu rl
Jourde. Setii Ravelle Jourde. Faumlell Jourd"
Austin Jules Jonrde. Roae Helen Jourde. Mr.
Joseph Buisset. Fd Brennas. Charles Bmyl-..
Robert BnT"k 'Caldwell. B. Passanante. R. B
Perkins. Mm. Era IVrk'ina. Warren F. Pterl.
August Pieters. V. Potak. Francis Rexnard
Pow. r. Ti ny Pnrrlo. J D. Rlekard. Dorothy Lo-
raine Ruff. Albert Seyffert. Geore Smith. Gwis--I.
ltmitli. W. Mitchell. Roth-i Ruill. Mrs. An-
nie Gelirinr. Frank K. GHlkln. Carl Savaite.
G. II. Cude. William Michel. C. Mnrphr. W. P.
I. -v1tiii. C. I' Walker. 11. W. Thorpe. J.i' k
Walston. Jack Pmctor. Andrew J. Roa. Carl
JoUum. I.hiikester Johnson. Mrrtle Vannitrl.
Ilar-i-y Bell. Marine Eilwanls. Flnaaie Edwards.
Sallle Proctor. Robert Ie Brllev Louis Litt-
man Maas. Gnlf Seafood company. M. Lorrino.
Jnhn F.ilnin Geirhtlev Hearr koska. Albert I..
Lelsh. Mhss May laindau. l-oo B. Lery. Rudolf
Martin nam uausknpr. imiib i rwuass uenr. vitro
Frank Miller. A. Morris. A. M. 80011. Julius C.
8trTensoii. Victor Trimborn. P. P. Waesch. Wil
liam II. Williams. Harry Harwttl. Honstoa
SaeuKerrmml. E. Kameat. H. Hmll;on. I. r..
Mosea. M. I Andrews. W. Ifc Andrews. L. B.
Glrn. Tliom.n Kennell. Minnie Foote. P. Iltu-
rev. Mrs. W. A Blackbesr. J. ftanburr. A.
anbure. A. Kanbvrs. Estell Hardy. T. II
Bnrni. I.. c.me. Mar Nlion. hlih s.-renth cri
'""b v k-IwoI. Mrs. s. Montr-'imery. J. Jainni!.
Mrs v- ''' u.. Kl-fn.r. Mrs. J A. far
B u 1.. n..rdeu Jr.. c. R Slcbols. AU.
iiiirwiti. K. N i-.ai'tni. J I. c.imnton. Annie
'II Compton. M Comntoi. 51. Miller. PI1I1I11
HcllH-rr. '. H. Adnnis. r.
Helbvrr. C. R. Adsnis. E. V. IVlt. J. n. I.i:l
coin. S. J. Wlmherly. Rosa Gortln Ralph lior-
don Hirtr Gordon. Minnie Gordon. P. Solotua'i.
II. W Pre. Mrs. G. II. Townsand. Dorothy
Blanche Wieseutlial. Albert Wisenthal. I B
Simmons Jr . M. A. Prensky. E. J. Orerly. Mary
IKHlwin. M. M-ndlorlta. Mra. J. H. Bublihy.
li. 'w." Th'-rne R. I.. ' Lincoln. .x each: ' juiia
i''":11 ?"I"ir'' o?."11 f'?" w"lkr-
1.1. Si-ibcrt. tiara A. Pl-k. bailie Reaeau.
J. l a Unco Girtnide I Frank. A. Gr-jn...
1 M- Al(5nrter. Jolm Pence Re k. Sam M
R.wk Inmxn Prince
C. I.leb. Marearet Witn-
wrlv Itonill. JnscoMl'e Geitnre compnnv. Mrs.
It. C. Wlkox. Saui iel Wesley Hen.li v' J. r.
Keeil. S. r. Pratt. R C. Ilai'ej v. Clin E.I
wards. John A. Childress. K. H Relilin R.l -r
Mave. R I leathers I. A Children. Mrs. II.
I. tv.nlen. lien Mnrwitx. M. H. Uss. R. W.
GilUtt". Mrs. II. W. TUarp. J. W. Hubert. Hous-
ton chapter "85. OriV-r of Eastern Star. J. If.
Bnstibe. Arthnr Heavin J. J. Hardewar. Sim
Foi. I. 8. I'm. Mum Wiesentlial. Mrs. Mai
VVieenthal. HermsnD Sssa. M. E. Demoret. Max
H. Nathau Mai H. Nathan A. T. ScUmltJ Jr..
V. Banacr. Sam Bnter. J. H. Bant. LouU U.
Dallam. Houston Saengerbond. Herbert Adam
Klefner. Lrdia H. Caee. Joe Martin John Mar-
tin. Clerrons Martin. Paul Barracco. A. O. Mur-
cUison. Kuhu Brother. E. F. Hardy. J. Duu-
nenbaium. J. X.. Klnser. $100 each: Knights of
Pythias. Virainla lodae. 1-eiui Sonoky. $4oU:
Ir. Hoatetier. Mrs. G. S. Hardin. W. g. liale.
I. n. Corhett. Mr. S. D. '"..Ibert. riiarle Dnab
I20O each: Julius II. Llellenthsl. F. F. Lewis
Slrsl- J. M. Hont. II. llimllton. .Vifl esch-'
ohen Ac "apiin. iav w Knnwl-s. M V Pr-Mi-kv.
SltiO" 'Hi: Ir. J. F. Bell. l-ITOn: Mmv
;oo:lwin. fclo'Vi: OM P.iT-er comp-iir. Aroertc-iti
Itrcwlnc cininsnc. Cin.Orsi each: F. Alkemcvi-r.
rjooo. 2W enipiv of Houston and Texas Cen-
tral railroad. $2G.2oO.
ftate Bank and Trust comnany W. A. Wood
iinno: w w Damond. Wade Haranton Irrln.
Mlsa Mattle Moore Fmll R. Hsatelm. 1SO0
eaeh: Alexander B. McCleearr. $W0: K C. Dnke.
250: Samuel R. Roberts. M B. Wllkina. LI'a
Biutrh. Mrs. John E. Green Jr.. Iocs! 71 L B.
of E. W.. 1200 each: Mra. Annie L. Gartner.
W. T. Nlon. $1S0 eeb: C F. Oodber. Ionise
Lee Adam. Mrs. L. P. Scarborough. Dsn Hollo-
war. Mrs. Annie Hawkins. Mrs. H. T.. Wood.
Charles M. Gehhart. H. R. Miener. C. E T
Hlcka. Otto Final Pbllln Rooa. H. I'a'aakl Phli
Rothsteln. Miss Kleen Moore. T. W. L. Moore
Mia Louise G. Moore. Mis Martin E. Moore.
Mr. John T. Moore. Marrb Culmore Mra.
Jame M. Tucker. W. T Abbott. Thomas J. Mc-
Nolty. Frank Treadsrell. J. g. Abercrombie. J.
Hambrirk. Mrs. R II. Hartiaon. W T. Terre
A. O. Marlnnnesux. Burresa D. Hsll. E. A.
Hartley. Marr TjV. Piessanta. J. J. Green. Mr.
C. E. T. Hicks. Ed fream-r. 8. C. Harmon.
JoKerdi Walien. E. J. Jsrrani. $ino each: -T. H.
Freshwater. Ahram Hbecrod W. F. Wilson.
Florence R. Wilson. J W. Ken tied . J. I.vnn
Tbonaoson. Joseph M. Johnson. Frank F Bi-in
Rasalis M. Brn. Julia A. Piessanta. J. A. Ber-
wick. Mr. and Mra. C. Oimnhell. P.. A. Dnd-
Iot and wife. Miss Ids Rtsnbefrr. CUfton Porter
Flortense P. Qulnn. Tmdie Wilson. Carl Menk.
Mellon Menk. Hneo Ksrhsck. Charles flalll.
Ralph Hanson Myrtle Killonrb. John w Ed-
wards. Frnrene 8. Cnny Jr.. Laaren L. haw.
W. J. Msmmrt. 8. B. Pickens. Mrs. Ann C.
Pickens. Walter E. Bate. Mis Tl1n Valines.
Chester E. Hardy. T. J. Tay. Mrs. Frnk 3
Ney. Maud B. Ola- B. W. Kellr. gldner
Rarnsor. Miss Mary R. ETerett. Mls La berths
E. Perry. J. W. Raster. Jaek Codd Texas Barrel
eosnnsne. J. Nnodleman. 8. E. Keene. M H
WasMrurton. Kdna Mae Andrns. H. HUdebramlt.
P. W. Ritrney. Msnr H Htnnn. Georve
Wesd. Joseph A. Wesd Miss Xiaura Anderson.
Fdns Celest Binlrs H. Coratxky. Dawes Kllot
Corns. Msxle G '"nrtl. Marr J. Cortl. Georee
risrk Conls. ormsn J. Cnrtls. Viola Ann
ndrns. Mrs. Ci-nrrls Jsnoarskl. Miss Elissbeth
Patton. Miss I IMIsn I Psttnn. Mrs J f viii.
Pmce E Wallace. Mande Irnsr LIPT Bell
Moses-. Jerome Fein. Harold Bearden. Claire
Bearden. Feuneth Bee Men. Kstherlpe Besrdeq
WssiW J Hsmhrick j c. Dl'lon. Rlehrd Mil-
ton Tonnion. Junior. L. Jajran. Albert CMftnn
Unman. Edrfle I. Btncksher. Jacob IJ Jacob-
aon. D. R. Secrest. Euatene B. Corbett Wrflis-n
Artolstead Trron. Blount H. Watson. Mr F
W Knnpe. Msry I. HoMen. Percy Harrison
Holrteu. Minnie B. Mllllean Mlaa Adlne J.
Scott. Mlsa Blsoehe F. Cnlmoee William R
Winn. J R. Lsmb Kamneth William War. w'
C. Knhlmsnn. Wllllsm Jennlnrs Brraa Poaajer.
James Arden Russell Wslt'T K Ahher Richard
Paul Dngan. Leon P. Dod 1. $90 each.
-o
First Nutior.al hank Leo Zimmerman. W. A.
McAndrews. Vivian 8. De Bijllaxthy. Pearl Lil-
lian Do Ballit-ethr. L. M. Martin J. N. Drlscoll
Melrln J Hill. Charles Cager. Mist Kdna 8m i til
Mra. Creftou Wankra. Manraret A. Wple. Wil-
lie Joe Kin. Lawrence William Frank Sallle
Hamblen. Helen Pntty. Mrs. I. Arthur Lron.
M. D. L. Martin. Frank P. Minps. A. F. Marin
Jame A Haralson Jr.. O. C. Tat I'm O C-
Tatem. Mrs Kolart n. Bildwln. A. B Pearce
IUyuiond lnle A. J Fittrer. Julius P. Wold.
Airreji Ms.nl warn. N-ll c. Ward. William
v. eiisii. -1-niar a. nani. rfenoet I. F it-ret.
William F North Jr.. William V. North J?
John Cbailea Mnnbatiaen. Genrrw n -'
Charlea T. ghane. Kraut B. Witt. Panl Antbuur
Gordon. Mary A. Putnam. B. Lockart Jr Pal
Baruelt Mrs. Pearl B. Bonrh. Nellie C.' Ken.
Iiessr. as.." "inasi. J. 1 siamiMf. A. .U.
Painter. Mlsr slay Msber. William J. TaonU.
VT JIltTdwla. Frank Capnrrr. C frUator
t. Bnssell Mr. Grace Mltcwea Mlsa Aknle
Kasra. Maxwell O. Qaakln. Mix Klrle Bni.
r. B. . rklM. J. C. Klrlntekler Rudolu.'i
GaeTTvro.. Meary Btamser. Mr. It. D. Hill.
Mr Kibel kaalnter. klVaa Llbbl Kelly. Mis
Hetea Bramskl. Mattle Va Buteu. Jerry Ode II
I A CnW. B. Tylet H. BenoKk. A. O.
CwtebenrbV-T. C A. Holt. Tony 8. OUmoMlva
MnrrieJ Took. I.nrr A. Baker. Simon B. Well.
Frank Hoi ma a Mr. Frank Holmau. Robert B.
Taylor. Mr. H. C. Voajt. Mr. Christian label.
Jame Charlton Fay Clarke Leonard J. Mrbjwli
Jr.. Edward C. laaae John H. Beaty. Mr. .
;l. Weodartl Mr. T. J. Renfro. J. J. Mnllane
r.. Mary Elorae Bteele. James Brrd Steele. B.
L. Goldman. Frank P. Mapps Grlhhle Stamp
and Pencil company. Mov Frank G. Allen. Frank
U. Allen. Mr. Faunie l-auourrade. C. 1- Willi
ford. J. U. Godwin. CUreare D. Sorrls. Roburt
H. Klmooton. Mm. W. s. Cox. T. A. Prld. A
P. MTd. Mr. Id Kahn. Loots K. Chrlstlausoa.
aonaatous. Peter Mcltale. Marie C. M.-Hal.
C. F. Gelbcrt. Mrs. Emms Biuinlwcb. Wllllnm
C. I'rowse Mry 8. Campbell. Jauio I. Camp-
bell. Ernest J. Stldslon W. E. B-nnett Sr..
Thomas Bradtteld. Mrs. Mx Westhelmer. T. A.
Pride. Edgar W. Saage. R. O. Ho rli. A. J. Hen-
derson T. J. Ijm-. Henry C. Tnruln. Loreuao
Tyler. Mathew Johnson. R. V. Williams. Joalosa
B-'H. Boh Woods. Thomas Gmer. J. D. Cro-
B:-. William liutler. AsImitt Robinson. Ntlsuu
rown E. W. Scale. M. R. Csgle. $S0 each;
Anne Rogers. K. 11. 8dnor Eueeoe E. Mc-
Laughlin Snr II. Bettls. J L. S.iwver. Flax-
ma Paper com p nr. A. . Austin. Ktlicl BtlUutt
Bmala. J. C. Larrtrn. James C. IXhIiIs. T. M.
SaOlert Sam T. 8wlofonl. W. Boyd Roblnaou.
T. O: 'Bullard. Cjirrre- Hi nnlnrcr. Bertha C.
Wrls Alfred William MoellenuertKlt. Ellis Jo-
seph Gnldry. Jessie L. Garrard. F A. Batjer.
A I.. Palms. Mrs. Jeromi Swlnford. AlUietcr
Carmlrhael. E. 8. Woodhead. James Antlll Ida
M. Flekea. Mr. J. SI. Mayuard. Joseph I. Qulu.
Mrs. Kktherine Pritchett. C. C. Hall. W. J.
Oaugler D. L HUtr. J. W. J(K.p. A. U. Browu.
W. P. 8ntlirrl.inl. K. A. Flewellen. K. Miller
m. Edxunl Kamnel Lowe. K. J. Oleason. Vin-
cent De MIMter. Cliarles B. B-okaw. (ieorge V.
Rawllntta. Fuille R. Obt rettr Jr.. A. J. Hen
ilerson. 8. II. lUls. K. V. Ler slxl. Mis. M. J.
Surru-k. Mrs. E. II. Vtav. Jacob and Agnes Gor-
oey. $100 ech: Mrs. E'llse Tlbot. Mrs. T. A.
Moore. o.-ll le C. ' rrls. Caroline E.
Norrla. J- Plese. lSt) each; W. F.
Hartnne. ti. C. Breltsprech-r. N. C.
Hoyt Arlrttc Crnnford. Order of Railway Con-
ductora No. 7. Jjiucs A. Bulls. Ed Blsrk Wll-
liaai L. Child.". A. Y. Austin Jr. (ceorgl C.
Austin. Muy Axnea Austin. SSOi) ench: It. F
Ford. $2.V; Jolin F. Stanstlclil. Morton Sewanl.
Johli-J Foler. 3ls och: Hidv Cross l'i ni. t. ry
association. $400; Frank C. Jones. Central I n n
ht-r comnnhy. the Mut'ia! .-micmv. VV. C. Mcli-
o'son. Mrs Bui E. Mann"i. J. J. Weiss. Mis.
Geonre W. Brown Sr.. Pauline B. Misire. Juiio-s
S. Moore Jr.. Annie Ki-lli Moore. ltoleit M.
Moon- A. Stookdlck. T. K. W. Brand the Kali
bank. M. C. Lyons. Bi-ttie P. Hutcliesou. J. I.
Msrclier. B. A. Itelsner. jl earh: fie Houston
Texaco I.itierty Loan cluf. Bcntatnln F. Weeuis
W. 8. Corhrnn. Sol B. Well Jr.. VV. I.. Ms. u. e
Sons. J. M. Daniou. $1000 each; I.. It. MivhIv.
(IKK); Mr. Emma E. Gaugler. $2tHH: Morris
Luniher n.mpauv. J. T. 8colt. Mrs. o. K. 8taitl.
$2oN each: Arabian temple. $1000: Texas Br ad
eomisaiiy. II. W. Johns Manrllle companr. f.'sssj
each. IF T. Staltl. 125.000; Humble Oil and ltc-
onln;; company. X-0.0tiO.
Cnlon National bank T. P. Miller. Mrs.
Oem-ge E. Mtrlnbacli. Mrs. ('.. W. Wacey. li.
VV. Wacey. Lilly Beryl Miller. A. lor West-
belnier Llla M. He.berK. Dorothy K. Ueki.rx.
Gia.Is L. llelbeix. Josie Itottiusoii. Mrs. Minnie
1'. BjII. Miss Miuule Bail. Govmor lliils-rt.
Ida Verena KratiKliu. Ruth lhnii:uert . Scott J.
Dauirbero. Kalle Fislell. treoue iKcar Moore.
James klcCullvrs. Western Slar rubllsUins ii.m-
INltiy. John i. McLellauil Mi. Jennie A. White.
J. E. Wiufro. Walter K. Kirkhatt. r. I'. M.
Marahall. Martha E. Parson. G. L. Jackson.
UotH-rt C. l.ta-aa. Julia Me.sou Gwendolyn II.
Iyer. N. Bell Mrs. Blanche Keller. Virginia
Lh-aderick. J. M. Uudson. Hurry Ih.sr. Carrie L.
Brru.-. Miss C. Nllor. Elmer K. Dollinaer.
Joseph Larrien. Alphouse IHnrcst Jake 8. Teas-
dale. J. Weaver. Mr. Bertha Hubert. F. L.
Darcy. Neinyn E. Booth. Guslave Art. 'E.
Lasker Buritlielm. Jerry 'lei re. I Dennis. Hobert
E. Arurs Jr.. James G. Dvnor.iu. J.-lui E. Will-
bom. Mrs. M. Wllllsirn. Jnanila I lelle F-siter.
Hubert S. Aulry. Emric lleriiuu Gastti. A. W.
Hirt. CleminK 1. Ul.-tianlsou. Cauulle Wasua-
mau. Ailo-ph E. Johnson l-rsnk iiul Noruiau
Smith. Mrs. Bell Walker. Miss kusena Schll.iliei-.
Walter T. HUks. Manila K. lllcks. Lucille
Keuip. Mrs. lleieu K. Peters. L. II. Grant
Mrs. W. 11. Lubb. Kenneth Ti.oiuas. Until Rolauil
Mason. I'lill Del Jviiu A. While r.skor Holland.
Aitlmr H. Mason. Louis G. Drey.iiik. Fnilerick
William J.ilinsou. llarr C. Mason. J.iiue Hubert
Parker. Frank A. Dohnert. Santa 1 ce Maskln.
Uuey Bury. Mlsa Helen Lewis VV n ks. Miss
Martha Wicks J. R. Doulev. J. V. Jones. James
Taylor. W. U. Walker. I. Duehklu. F. T. Boston.
J'Mti W. Lothridse. 8arah L. Witistou. Kdd L.
While. Gaspare Ilatn. lrs. Comer A. Bortinx.
All-ert Elk) Jr. Francis Bottliu. John K Ueufro.
Christe M. Storey Hil.lexrade Storey. Miss
Mvrtle Ward. Miss Luia Ware. Opal Hall. Allan
W. Skinner. Thomas Veruer Moore. Mary Bal.1-
wla Journeay. W. F. Jones auouymous. Robert
Jones. Henry W. Freeiuau. Wallace I. Tybor.
James O. Bickley. Mrs. James O. Bi.-kiey. Frank
Slmldersoo. Mrs. I. Freeilman. tieorne Artiiur
lK-ihomme. Kd l. McCoy. Walter P. Kichardsou.
T. Alton Darls. II. A. Baraja. William 11
Murray. Georve Roberts. W. It. Itirrabee. J.
Mfri'eillis Lairrahee. Miss Emma Schulz. Mrs.
Grl.-e E. Williams. Beatrice Varnell. R. I..
Mottett. B. B. Kiner. llamiltou lirlrrln. Carl
Washington l.uls Bmwu Sum Anderson. Will
Patrick Lemuel Hortou. Webster F. Thomas
Inieham S. lU.berts Jr. Gils Wiiliatns. Miss Eva
O. Ficniinx. lavid Thomiison. Hayuiond Howard.
Miss Piceola Kuth Hardewar. Mrs. Ilenrr Erans.
Arthur Jotm Wither. Bertha T. Brltton and I.
Turner. S00 each; Morris Rosenthal. Jesse
Tuomas McClelland. John Adams. Mra. H. C.
Talbot. William T. Boyd. VV. Moeser. Mis
Maxine Sctinitser. Geonce A. Gibbpus. Mrs. Fan-
nie Kubush. J. Gall Ormerod. Gtrge W. Strlck-
ler. Wililaaa-'TTiung. Robert Joues. Mrs. J. M.
Bentley. T. Lea Motta Alias Mildred McPhll-
lips. Mrs. Ruth Mason. J. W. Matt Burkett.
Lawrence Iliiah Feldhake. A. F. Deanlst.rii
Mrs. Lools Glorerr K. H. Tarlor. Harry B.
Johnson. Mrs Helm R. Wicks. Mrs. E. K.
W i- ks. Charlie Koenic. Jo Didiot. Howard C
Meyer. Paul Heibert. CUudV- L. 8tsrke Ned
Mi-GoH-an. Arthur B LomI. James Eurunt. Mrs.
I- V. Skeilr Jr.. T. J. Hook. Mr. and Mr.
. C. HUk-n.-s. Mr. aud Mrs. Will. am J. Reich
mitt. II. hili.ro. Jenuilu-s Vau.lovier. C. T.
lloiincs Mrs. C. I. W.asl. I'au.iue -Vl.xauder.
llcury John. William li. Smtrli. Jesse K. Stone
Beunie Jack. Char es F. Sparrow. Joint Martin
I.'. W. Heutii. L-o M. Furtuuu. anonvmous. Annie
Lee Arnold. Coltuan Roth Asher. Jiibey Wise.
Charles Weis. J. II. Boraodi Jr.. Kre.1 Anstiu
Bornsll. Fred T. Smith. T. D. Mitchell. James
XI. Kjsrf. Miss II. C. Deason. C. E. Waddell.
H. Y. tiastou. John Allison Murray. James Cas-
sell De.linKif. Edward LeRoy GeUler. Adam
Mulr. Miss Julia Scon Cla.uon. Miss Anne Bur-
dine Clavton. .Miss Susan Vauchan Clayt.m Miss
Ellen Bunltnl Clayton and A. Z. Howe. H
each; Lonis Trapofluo Miss llasel V. Braddick
and Porter Thompson Huhlieit. $150 each; Roy
F. Campbell. Georce L. Seott Bolaud Mason.
William A. Scott. Louis Peet. A. D. Timmoos.
Mrs. A. D. Thnmons. Hannah K Ttmmons.
Henry D. Timr-ioin.. Jesse I.ou Tlramons. Mrs.
Ben Asher. Lelloi Earl. Hunhlnas. J. Alston
ClaDP. Kenn.sli N. Clapp. Jarm-s Ross Richard-
son and rlun-nce (csr Imhertli. $200 eacav;
H. E. Detering E. F. Glrau.l. International Al-
liance No- 51. Ruth Garrott Brown. George
1. Uamsey and Mr. II. C. Warren. $2.10 each:
Julia lderson. James G. Cafoalas. Miss Ethel
M. Harris. D. Summers Joe WlRtle stone and
William Mettle. $300 each: Mrs. Clara M.
Clafke $400: Mrs. Alice L. Scott. W. V.
Anrle. Parent Teacher' association of Taylor
school. Amanda Baker. auonTtuotis. James C.
Rrbertson. Austin Wesley Mallard. A. J. and
8. W. Asher. Houston Turnvereln. E. H. Inimble.
Bryan Iflkird. Mrs. C. W. Scott. The HaTerty
F'urnlture comnany and Robert J. Cummins. $5ou
each: Frederick C. Randall aud Wll lam H.
Loverrore. $750 each: Miss M. Biker. $700:
William Malone. L. G. Tucker. Searcy Biker
It. M. Gordou. J Edaar I.aflcrty. T. W. Horn.
L. Ashton. Mary Elaunor Britt i in. Thomas
II. Stotif. J. Scire. J v.. It!s! and J. E. Er-
vine. $11110 eacrv; Humble oil and Itcfltiimr com-
priiiy. Kl.of: M 1) Anderson. ssi; W. T.
Carter I.uril er and Bui illnit company. S.MKti:
Cyrus W. S-ott Manulaeturiui: company. 4iiO;
R. .. Younir. 25nri: John P. Fuesler aud Mrs.
T. Martin. $2000 each.
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Houston Land and Trust company Houston
Land and Trust comnany. I50ssj; u. E. Paine.
$15000: R. E. Paine. $5000; A. L. Batjer
$1200; s. E. MeAsuan. $1000: J. J. WyndeTts.
$.100: T. F. Maurln. $250; T. 8. Pike $200; P.
Boland. $200; J. II. Ktopfonl. F. A. Fanla J.
H. Anderson. $150 each. Georse P. Brown III
Miss Bet tie Brown. Miss Frma Ie Brown. Mr.
A. C. Holland. G. C. Whitney. Margaret M.
Stopford. Mrs. G. E. Llndaay. endowment board
of the General Baptist State convention W. B
Chalker. John T. Price. Ester Biealnes. Catherine
Emmott. Charles Slnshelmer. P. R. Harris. T.
A. Davidson. J. B. Baylor. George P. Brown
Jr.. M. Jean Wyndelts. B. E. Hill Arthur BaT-
roso. GeorKe P. Brown Jr.. Marr P. Klrkland.
Laura 8. Klrkland. William 8. Klrkland. $100
eaeh: Charles Allen Lewis. Thomas Holmaa
reddle. William Connor. Mrs. F. O. ltoberts
Ed G. 8mlth. J. P. Border. R. J. Hock. A. W
Gnrta Georxe Armlstead Jr.. W. T. Fluklnger.
Vernon L. Giles. A. T. Hutchlns. J. P. Da ugh -ertv.
L. J. Jordan. Harrr Karkowskr. Mra. II.
F. Cochran. Mlsa Mattle P. Brran. Miss Ionora
L. HandT Mrs. R. E. Paine. Mra. A. I. Ilamll.
ton. Mrs. David Daly. Mlnnette Palue. Emile
George. John Gleeaon. w llltam f. Bnstck. An-
eust Ixihse John Kose. W. L. Hull. Clarence R.
George. W. J. Peters. Leonard Clay. Otto Jor-
wan. R. W. McCormlck. J. H. WykolT Thomas
Bexcan. Joe Loaan Cornelius Allen. Walter
Overatreet. Jame Lynch 8am Smith. Dewltt
curate w. a. i.csiuo.o. tcveiyn Barnes Pierre
Will Mnhlhauaen. A. C Iluwieler. M. E. Fit
nrald. E. 'K. Smith. A. 8. Beailrv. J. H. 8nell.
C. C Duerer. W. E. Lillle. J. Edward. J. P.
Daiiaherty. C. Foater. L. C. Jonlaa. A. B.
O'Donne!!. W. A. Moore. R. M. Montan. Mike
Moolosl. Sam Chalda. W. T. Thompson. J. W
Howard. J. M. Smith. Mam Alfano. John lillev
F.. E. Patttlla. Plillln Dlsclacca. Mrs. Jeaunrtte
at. Brown. W illiam nauie. 1. ualv. w . L He
Dowell. Nick MiiHtschla. Sam Camnsle. W. A
Goldold J. W. Edwards. W. H. Hurtle. Charles
E. Foster. C. li. porter. Hr. R. Batcbe isr. J
C. Galloway. J. H. Millbolu. Lloyd GUyard Ed
Wilson. Abe Itiuley. T. P. William. J. II. Best
Carl I. Mnlllna. E. F. Beckler. L. M. Bchelner
Mrs. M. E. Savage. Miss Virrinia Manos. R.
D. R. Ssvaxe. M. r . Jlecracken. o. A. orover
C. F. Elledae. C. B. Walton W. C. Boddeker
P. C. Mack. Levis gtarks. Jame Williams.
Chsrles Gi'hert. Isaac Reed. Charles Gllmore.
Mllllean Rutherford. Blaner Dai ling. 1.
Watson. F. C. 8tirt.es. J. L. Cintey. Dewltt
Choate. W. 8. Goddold. Evelyn B. Pierce and
will Mublhausen. S50 eacb.
The American Construction comnany employes
at Camp Logan reipcMl heartily to the Uberty
loan appeal. The list of men who bought ouuals
follows: M. Fagau. 2jO; c. r. unenauil
A. B. Jay. Ernest J. Meyer. A. Opel and Wll
Ham Rhamtmrrv. C. F. Ad TUB. Frank K. Mc
Gehee c J. DunnlnT. John Karbla. Gustsv
Hchuhrrt. Wlllsrd A. Wise. B. 0. Chrlstia W1U
llam E. Harreli Jepbtha C Walker $100 eacb;
Adolnti Joseph Holworth R. A. Dodd Wiley
B Jones Willi Saxton Raiu. Tkoaias David
Wilson Lrwl Walter Layla George D. Oook
Clareuce Leouanr young c L. uouocii j. w.
Isliell Frank P. Lake. Wllllah) A. Francis:
Orrln F. QaJMt. Joaaa M. Howell. D. Tnoma
Jame J. HavJaon. K. T. Duke. A. a. SbultS.
William Elbert 8tarue. Jaine Tarbrourt. Wil
liam T. Meadow. Jobs E. Morrow. . C. Clan
Ferdinand Magellan Browu. TlrrajB C.
Dollar 8. B. Covey Floyd N. Brans
Altiert. Bneuimi siair. ui retieraoa. . tsar.
tutomey A VeaUl B. Hansen. William 1 Wirt
V - T v is U . I
airrnrr. - -s- iu' . w. pbmm
Dtuller Thorns Wovrarth Horltb. C. k. Neria.
gran. X Tf. "Imattmmt WUj M1vm ynfLtu
Wtlltam Kdwari'm)U Jasper H. Rleterda. I
RHasr Welle. Oeorsw 5. Brooks. Frank riaw-
le Arblng. Xdtnud Lea Petersoa. Charlie Tepkln
Himt Kvaa HoalM It. V. Hebert. Joaarpk Pl
JatAvwaki. Bear WlUlasi Pike. l. W. MaAlrov.;
W. M. W'blrebeaal; J. C. Atkln. W. U. CjrUi
P. B. HIMebiaad K. C Jurtbold. T. B. Uert-
wetlrer. C A. Uaywn. Hugh glover. 0. C. Amley
U. F. Altlrkn. 51 Ike Borskl L. A. Oallauwuy.
Warner J. MondysjiaB. F. A. Kimball. Joaa
Taowaa. Frank Jenulnt. M. W. Jennings. Cbar-
II A. Ed.ortUy. Jack Edward Gray. Willlaa
Philip Phillip Janes B McUnrln. Fred A
Petersen. Joseph1 K. CUpper. Edward J.eh
BwumaesL rran Barrett. Harr William
Maaek. O. L. Moore. Mr. Frank lUdqock. John
William Dnxsran. J. M. Ma ha nay L. K. Sasmbock.
Pearaoa E. Crittenden. Gus A. Hllrearlst 8. J.
UeaUt. Jesse A. Wasaow. J. P. Arblng Jam.
Chetuut George CoirvUUou. P. C. Kaiaen W. U.
Baku Anbaa JJeooer Daniel L. Cooper Frank
loltr Wllltan P. Browne. Joseph Colik. Wllilum
Tboniaa Bntler John Ucurc Schomer II. C.
Renfro. H. A. Ranpe. August Filter F. F. Deals
J. D. Oaokr. F. C. Adama. Floyd Heavner. C. D.
Hardy. B. tt. Wllner. R. L. kfoore Theodore U.
Kulpman. Arther Ernest Kllnknett. James Albert
Rrynohk. Andrew Thomas Sr.. T. W. Ulako.
Theodor tellHit. Roy Wllllata Herron. lloiw.e
Wliatley latortv. William Klnrlo Brown. Raa O.
Lop. r. Monroe WllUam McMauu. Arthur Willlaun
Leon. Gratff Kdvita Covey Simpsoa Joahua
Browa. J.satmb Thonaa Davis William Watsoa.
Rh-liarri Waiter Berry. James Eugene Matthews.
CnarK- August Vordlck. Henry Snider. Dave Setii
Williams. William Im Rrae. Alfred Wllllnm
Hnrst Charlie Walmrs. Mark Anthony. O.r.--Ijrayette
Shumate Undsey Klrkendall. Bisll
Clark Holt. Balrneff Fowler. Bailey P. Loitln.
Frnlinaad Bantarb. Ortle H. Irltchett. Eugene
Inrlnj Drckinaoo J. B. Schwarta. Willie U-e
Camiier. Roliert Prentlcu St.jvbenaou. John llar-
vv Clements Walter R. Tavlor. William V.
Davis. William LeRor. James T. Hnldner. Mrs
Osrlda II. Ltiftln Arthnr Eiigeoe Yundt. Nor-
uutri Ode1 1 Marhnrg. H. C. llauu Joseph Wmiam
Knnimerlln. William James Tarlor. William
fhivlcj 8mlth. Kvaader llaraxell Sfkes. Thomas
Cluirle Quitter. Jame SIItsd Brown. Kilar
Maurice Ilatton. James S. Read. James Bruce
Chestbam. Victor Peterson. John Henry Hanson.
S. C. Zlsler John M. Johnson Albert Wlmsn.
. II. Grav. J R. Holland. W. M. Qullter Ar-
thur E. Duibasgb. Howard Worth Abbltt. Claude
L. Clark. Jolia F. McGovern. Nwuian S. Mc-
lulosli. Sam A. Duncan. Miss Mary Lillian Ur-
ban. Henry F. Jneuger. Mrs. Anna Merle Law-
rence. J. W. Bnmev. B. J. Coll'us. James Bax-
ter. Homer Stephen tamecr Harold W. Wil-
liams. Frederick . Howard. Christian U. Kulil-
manu. Lonls Basil Graham. Wllllau II Sclroii-
ley. Adolph BeJmek. E. 1 . Ji A. Rlts. K.1J
G.slnisn M.mdy. Irkln Hnbard Stedman. lb.b-
ert Normaaduke Potter McArdle. Willie Wesley
Rlcliardsou. Michel Mol'arllu. Ballr Davlst.u
Dlllard. Lee Boy Camp. Alrx.rt Sidney Fain.
Harrison Summer Tlukler. Charles Ranson.c
T.wsley John Tonra samlers. O. W. Cobb.
Koian.1 James Miller. Clarence Alonxo Hawklus.
Henry U. lln. $90 eaeh.
Ford Motor Employes
BougKt $9750 Bonds
Employes of the Ford Motor company
subscribed for $9750 worth of liberty bonds
Saturday. Practically every employe
bought one or more bonds. They were
taken through the Union National bank
and show the result of the work or a
committee that went among the workers
soliciting subscriptions. Those who
bought bonds are as follows:
J. L. Northnrp H. w. Baker. J. C. Stacy.
W. W. Lake. G. B. Haines. J. K. Carroll V. J.
Remolds. H. A. Sherman. W. L. Houston. W. O.
Hortnieyer. A. 8. Moselr. E. C. Head. 8. Nlblo
ITitsted O Day. J. 8. r.ogcr. W. B. Glass.
B. S. DaiMson Jr. Lewis Holt. F. B Meyers.
E. J. Schrowu I. L. Hills. W S. Tanner E. Q.
Slevin. E. M. AlbtirT. J. J. Mutli. G. F. Shep-
herd. E. n. Stol. It. M. Slarvo. Will Foster
11. I.. Davenport J. J. Edwards. F. W. Stein.
E. D. lee A. R. Klrkpatrick. D. Tnrner. N. O.
McMillan. L. D. McNeil. A. Ersmer. I. Weiuer.
It. C. Cole. F. E. Bet. J. T. Valeutloe. I. M.
Klnr. E. Murphy. C. W. Heck. M. L. Pltillii.
W Towusaud. J. Balab..n. C. E. Hill. J. T.
Pes. hka. G. Melllna. J. R. Sclioofr-y. Howard J.
Hambrirk. G. R. Graves. C. M. Haris-r. J. A.
Benedict. P. Barabnsh. J. l.ipsoomh L. Souucu
Jr. IV II. dole. W. H Williams. J. Gordon.
I'. I'assanover. A. F. Lempke Z. II. Hart. E. rf.
Encllsb. E. P. McCall. G. J. Poutra. C. II.
Adams. W Gillespie llnrli K. din.-. J. W. Hollo
way M. Garrett. F. Bayer. M. Horn. A. Elliott
r.. iJtdo. J. Chapman. C. L. Broulelte. J. A.
Geilelst. A. A. Bnckv. E. W. Leltoy. T. L.
lioeclilisiui. W. A. Kelly. A. Fl.mres. E. Bnjoks.
I. F. Eildlntr. J. F. Itoilen C. E. Kennedy.
G. Edglev. O. Schubert II. D. Mathews. M.
Tewi's. O R. Davis. J. P. Smallvcood C. Bro.ks.
G McDougal. J. H. Wllllford. C. J. Brooks. A.
Henry. J. Mitchell. A. Doty W. Radenxe F. A.
Nairn. W. A. Denoyelle. $50 ench: O. L. Arloud.
H0sj: L. I-wenthal. C. Whittlesley R. Grtf-
Bfth. F. L. Edmlnster. 8. Tuornbm. E. C. Reese
T 1". Slrmou. A. Men. II. A. Iber. 1. F. Ed-
dlnr. J. P. arnallwood. W. H. Root. W. C.
Monliromery. W. Dllllard. J. Gray. L. M. Ken-
mnl. T Uormle. SUM) rack: II. Rhodes. C. M.
Alexander: B. Lanfear. $200 each; P. S. Qui nil
$150; O. L. Arnold (1000.
Company X" 124th
Machine Gun Battalion
Five men- who ; arrived with the first
contingent of the national army at Camp
Logan from Camp Grant at Rockford.
111. have been attached to Company C
124th machine gun battalion. All of the
mon are from Chicago having been at
the Illinois cantonment only two weeks.
The men are at the present time only
attached to the machine gun unit but
as soon as the official order is received
from divisional headquarters the men
will he assigned to the companv. The
men are: T. J. Hadley. R. Kerns. J. P.
Queenan. M. J. Garrey and John King.
Private Thomas Hunter of C Company
who has been 1U for the past few days
at the base hospital suffering Irom an
attiok of the grippe la slowly Improving.
It is thought by the medical officers at
the hospital that he will be able to re-
sume his duties within a few days.
The camp of C Company of the 124th
battalion of machine gunners has been
the scene of much activity during the
past few days. Camp carpenters have
been on the lob laying floors -and build-
ing-stde walls for the tents. The floors
and the tent walls which have been in
stalled in all the tents hav been a much
needed Improvement. y the improve
menu the tents are more sanitary mak
ing them safe from the ravages of the
wind and dust. The barrack-like ap-
pearance of the tents have met with
much approval from the Springfield men.
'
Private White of Company C who has
been suffering from an Injured foot in-
flicted by stepping on a nail a few days
p.gu. is greatly improved and is able to
bo around again.
.
Corporal Wilson of . Company C has
commenced the study ot French at the
class which was organized in the 124th
machine gun battalion.' The new student
Is making excellent progress In the study
as It is now impossible for him to talk
without laying his rifle down.
The officers of C Company have se
lected their horses from the corral at tba
rear of the camn. Cantain M. B. South
wick First Lieutenant Edward Perry and
Second Lieutenant Karl Ennenga have all
found 'animals to their liking and have
been acquiring ihe essentials of good
horsemanship.
Sergeant Walter Holmes of C Com
pany a large and well-proportioned ath
1 . J T . I Vlt w A 11 . -- ..
leits imiii jiiiviii. ah. a.iu i.is v.vo La-
gan of B Company of the 124th battalion
staged a sparring match before a large
crowd at the old 6th regiment Young
Men's Christian Association building Fri-
day night. The C Company sergeant
outweighed his opponent Dy zu pounds
but both fighters showed good form in
hits and the art of covering up. The
match was scheduled for three rounds
but was called off In 'the second on ac-
count of Costagan running Into one of
Holmes' stiff left jabs which caused a
severe nose bleed.
The 14th squad's t en t along the line In
C Company's street has an entrance
which the commander of Camp Logan
might be proud. Two small -pine trees
have been planted on each aide of the
door giving It the appearance of the en-
trance of the La Salle hotel .in Chicago.
The squad Is In charge of Corporal Wil-
son. Then men of C Company are making
good progress in mastering the mys-
teries of the machine guns. Lectures Are
given datty to the Springfield men on ma-
chine gun tactics. Many of the men
have already acquired enough knowledge
of the mechanism to take It down and re-
assemble it In a very short time.
Two Thousand German
Infantrymen Mutinied
iAuaaatti Trtu RtfoTt.)
LONDON Oct.. tT. Two thousand Ger-
man lnafntrymen at Cologne mutinied
when ordered to th Flanders front last
week and destroyed their rifles and equip-
ment according to avfllspatch from Am-
sterdam to the Dally Express. A general
who tried to calm them was stoned. The
mutineers and if of the ringleaders were
oearUnarHasiealr.. Vrr-i Tv i
LAST DAY'S DRIVE i :
BROIWHT-LIBERTY
LOAH FAR AHEAP
(Continued From Page One.)
Dallas. $85000900; San Francisco $17$-
000.000. I
"Subscriptions to the second Liberty
loan probably have passed $5.00000000"
said a treasury statement. "From every
district came the report that tt was al-
most Impossible to estimate total as the
subscriptions were pourtng in so rapidly
that it was with the greatest difficulty
they were even being recordetL'
"New sales were being reported by tel-
ephone telegraph and messenger. It. was
declared from coast to coast. Nona wn
so bold as to say It would be possible;
to give an accurate accounting oi au aaioa
before next 'Wednesday."
Wednesday Is the day on which banks'
subscriptions mostly have reached the
district federal reserve banks.
BOSTON BANKS
WERE CROWDED.
"Boston was one ef the first districts
to throw up Its hands" the statement
continued. "With eager purchasers
AMwainA .... -i hunlr unit Ikiivlncr Hfwith In '
the district at 2 p. m.. a telegram re-
ceived here announced it would be utterly
impossible to provide more estimates be-
fore Monday. Late tonight another mes-
sage trickled through saying that the
workers were piling up new millions apd
that enthusiasm was unbounded.
"With Us maximum safely passed at
sundown the New York district went
forging ahead by artificial light bent on
running up a total of hundreds of mil-
lions more. An enormous volume of bus-
iness was being conducted Saturday
night."
Subsequent to the Issuance of this state-
ment officials were informed by tele-
phone that New York's total would run
up to $1650000000. This would swell
the department's figures to $4705000000.
"Cleveland furnished one of the sur
prises of the eleventh hour" the state-
ment added. "County after county and
city after city came through with vast
Increases over tne maximum quotas
greatly swelling the district total which
bids fair to go high over the maximum
of $500000000. -
"Chicago somewhat disappointed at its
slow start toward Its maximum of $700-
000000 buckled down hard today to come
as near the mark as possible. Workers
had not entirely lost hope tonight of
taking raik with other leaders but the
taBk looked dimcult. Late returns now-
ever. showed a growing increase.
GERM AN-AMERICANS
LAUfc BUYEK5.
"St. Louis reported that the sale was
being generously supported by wage
earners and that German-Americans were
buying especlalfy welL Atlanta wired that
they were swamped with long distance
telephone orders and with telegraphic or-
ders and that all the banks were staying
open until 9 o'clock. Optimistic observersj
thought that the district might reach its
maximum quota of $i3&oooooo
"Only one report came from Minneapolis
where with a delayed start workers
achieved wonderful results. It was im
possible because of the great amount of
territory the district covers to keep close
ly advised on sales tonight but the mes-
sage said they were known to be grow-
ing. "Both the Kansas City and Dallas dis-
tricts continued to thrive. They were too
busy to report anything except figures.
"Indications tonight were that soldiers
had subscribed $75000000 and sailors
$6000000."
New York Holds
Financial Supremacy.
(Associated Press Retort.)
NEW YORK. Oct. 27. New York and
the federal reserve district of which It Is
the center earned undisputable title to the
financial supremacy of the nation Satur-
day night by over subscribing its maxi-
mum quota of $1500000000 to the second
Liberty loan. In the closing hours of
the campaign an overwhelming flood of
money poured into the federal reserve
hank with such rapidity that its compu-
tation was physically impossible.
The official total announced by Ben-
jamin Strong governor of the federal
reserve bank was $l.Jt)0.000.000. Full re-
turns from the entire district will not
be available before the mi. Idle of next
week when it is confidently expected
subscriptions will far exceed the maxi-
mum allotment.
The closing hours of the campaign
were marked by scenes throughout the
city strongly resembling an election night.
Trucks automobiles wagons and other
vehicles carrying Liberty bond salesmen
equipped with megaphones drove through
Ihe principal night thoroughfares ex-
horting the crowds.
Eleventh District
Has Oversubscribed.
Associated Press Report.) j
DALLAS. Texas Oct. 27. Reports from
all sections of the eleventh federal re-
serve district Saturday night indicated
that the district's minimum allotment of
the second issue of Liberty bonds had
been slightly over subscribed. While
actual figures probably will not be avail-
able for several days officials of the
Dallas bank expressed the opinion that
the subscriptions would reach $80000000.
The minimum of the quota of the dis-
trict is $75000000. Virtually every coun-
ty in New Mexico. Arizona and Louis-
iana reported heavy over subscriptions
but this was counterbalanced to some ex-
tent by many western Texas counties in
the drouth district which did not attain
onc-h.ilf of their ouotas.
Actual subscriptions tabulated at noon
Siturday. when the last official figures
were issued totalled $51000000
Kaiser Is Answered
Say JTcAdoo.
(Associated Press Report.)
WASHINGTON Oct. 27. Secretary
McAdoo announced Saturday night that
the second Liberty loan was an over-
whelming success.
"It is a great honor.'' said the secre
tary "to be able to announce that the
second Uberty loan has been greatly
oversubscribed. It will be several days
before the final figures can be given.
"The challenge of the German kaiser
has been answered by the free people of
America in unmisianame terms)
1 Paso Oversubscribed
Her Quota.
(Associated Press Report.)
EL PASO Texas Oct. 27. El Paso
over subscribed her quota for the second
Liberty loan $600000 with a total of
JZ.600.000. according to W. M. But er.
manager of the bond campaign here. This
was exclusive of the bonds bought by the
soldiers in the El Paso district who took
i3H3UU wortn.
. t
GALVESTON REACHED GOAL. '
Unofficial Reports Indicated $3000000 In
Bonds Were Sold.
(Houston Post Special.)
GALVESTON Texas Oct. 27 The final
rush in the drive for a total of $3000000
as Galveston's share of the second lib-
erty loan was started early Saturday and
kept up until a late hour Saturday night.
The greater portion of the banks agreed
to keep open their doors as long as neces-
sary and it was a late hour before the
final reports were wired to the head of
the eleventh district at Dallas. No offi-
cial reports were available but as far
as could be learned from unofficial sources
the goal was reached.
A number of the local bank stated
that they had some large subscriptions
to repon wruun sums oi me larger' nrms
had been holding out in order to swell
the total at the last minute. Some Of the
larger organisations oi tne city also came
Into the fold Saturday and subscribed lib-
erally to the movement. Oneof these
the Screwmen's Benevolent association
voted at their meeting Friday to sub-
scribe at least $10000 to the liberty loan
fund. Others for amounts ranging from
the hundreds Into the thousands reported
that they would buy bonds. ... -
The boy scouts women's organization
and many clubs and associations had so.
Uv -committees on 'the trtets .fiatarday
lVlAKESimMDrIN(SW
Mrs. J. C. Reynolds of Fort Arthur
State chairman of the surgical dressings
committee. In company with Mrs.
Bruce Held Mrs. Reynolds made four-
minute talks In the Port Arthur theaters
recent).
When Mrs. Bruce Reid read in a cur-
rent magazine of the crying need for
surgical dressings in the hospitals abroad
of the Immeasurable loss of life result-
ing from lack of such supplies and of the
pleadings of nurses in base hospitals for
any sort of bandages and supports to be
sent to field units she sat down and
cried.
The story Is enough to touch any loyal
American's heart and when the call came
to make surgical . dressings as an aux-
iliary to the Red Cross Mrs. Reld re-
sponded eagerly.
To organise the work in Texas re-
quired a woman of untiring energy and
Mrs. J. C. Reynolds of Port Arthur was
recommended for that work. Mrs. Reld
lived in the same town and agreed to
act as her secretary.
In the code of these two women char-
itv begins at heme and they thoroughly
organized Port Arthur before taking up
propaganda. What Port Arthur has done
is a story in Itself.
. Now that Port Arthur women are work-
ing up barrels and wagon loads of rags
and thrown away scraps and clothing Into
surgical dressings the two women are In-
troducing the work all over the State of
Texas.
At Dallas during. the fair they ' met
with the hearty co-ope rattorl of Red
Cross officials and were Introduced to
women who would pu)h the organisation
of a surgical dressings committee there
isaeeaaeeeeeeseseeeeeeeeeeeeeseeteeeeaeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
National
Open in
Campaign to Induce Everybody to Pay Their Bills
Sponsored by Houston Retail Credit Men's As-
sociation Results Already Secured.
The fourth annual "pay up" week will
be opened In Hbuston Sunday when ref-
erence to it Is made from the pulpits
of Houston's churches.
The payup week campaign will be con-
ducted by the Houston Retail Credit
Men's association and will continue
through November 3. The idea as ex-
plained by the sponsors is not merely
that the merchants want to secure the
money that is due them but Is to put
money Into circulation which will result
in hundreds of bills being paid and it he
money returning to a great extent to
those who first started on Its Journey
of paying bills.
"The idea is that I pay you you pay
another man and he in turn pays me.
Thus we all get our billa paid and the
money goes back to the man who origi-
nally held it." This was the explana-
tion given to the plan Saturday night by
A. P. Todd president of the Houston Re-
tall Credit Men's association.
"The preparations for the campaign
have been delayed to a great extent by
the liberty loan campaign" Mr. Todd
said. "Of course that has been the vi-
tal issue at stake during the past few
weeks and we have all devoted our spare
time to it.
"Work will begin with renewed vigor
on Monday and as tne ministers have
all agreed to mention the subject from
their pulpits tomorrow we expect the
campaign to-be successful from the start.
trying to get the small investors Interest-
ed In the matter.
Reports frorti the county early Satur-
dav showed that their total was close to
$40000. and that It was growing slowly
but surely.
The soldiers who are stationed at Fort
Crockett hsve subscribed approximately
$90000 in their drive for $100000 and the
full report had not been returned.
Program Announced
For Musical Club
The program for the Girls' Musical club
which meets at Chickerlng hall at 10 a.
m. Tuesday Is announced as follows by
the leader Mrs. M. E. Tracy:
Paper Characteristics of Gypsy Music
Misa Mildred Foster.
Rhapsody No. 12 Liszt Mrs. Ralph
Cooley.
There's on Earth by One True Pearl;
Be Accursed O World Mr. Frank Colby.
Mazurka No. 2 - Hyre Kati (Hubay)
Miss Josephine Bourdeaux.
Selected Song Group Miss Josephine
Dickinson.
Piano Group (to be announced).
Questions:
For what Is County Geza Richy fa-
mous? Mrs. Leroy Stubblefleld.
Contrast the characters of Liszt and
Paganlnl Miss Nezelle Christie.
What is the relation of the symphonic
poem to the symphony? Miss Ima Hogg.
.-
Piano Recital Rice
Hotel Next Tuesday
. Invitations have' been issued to a piano
recital given by Miss Louise C. Daniel
and advanced students assisted by Sain
Swlnford on October 30 at 8:15 at the
Rlcfe hotel.
The prograrh follows:
Concertstuck Weber
Mrs. Lee Flowers Miss Daniel.
Romanzo (from Concerto K minor) . .
Chopin
Miss Carrie Mae Johnson
Miss Monna Love. '
Allegro Maestoso (fi'pm Concerto E
minor) Chopin
Miss Elizabeth Byers Miss Monna Love
Concerto Saint Saens
Andante Sostenuto. Scherzo Presto.
Miss Daniel Mr. Swlnford.
Fort Worth Far .Part Mark.
(Associated Press Report.)
FORT WORTH Texas Oct t7.j Tar-
rant county of which Fort "Worth laths
county seat. has subscribed to Approxi-
mately $8660 In second 'liberty .lean
Jonds the quota lelng '$.93i7S5. The
City of Fort Worth alone hsa subscribed
83M& uiA tit hanks are still open "
;
4 '- -
4$8SV All- '
fx. m Mil
jklrs. Jjruce Keid of Port Arthur
State secretary o. the surgical dressings
committee. Mrs. Reld and Mrs. J.' C.
Reynolds have Inspired the making of
hundreds of articles by the Port Arthur
committee. '
to completion and extend the work lo ihe'
surrounding country.
In Houston on their way to Dallas Mrs.
Reynolds and Mrs. Reld effected an or-
ganization with Mrs. W. H. Ward as Its
chairman and Mrs. R. L. Young as vioe
chairman. In the week since the flr.st
meeting the manager of the Kress build-
ing has agreed to donate two office rooms
for the central comjnittee headquarters;
Stowers Furniture Company has loaned
tables chairs and baskets tor materials
and the Singer Machine company has
agreed to place irf- repair and move to
headquarters any old machines donated
for the work. They are prevented mak-
ing a direct loan by lack of machines.
Later Mrs. Ward will take over the
work of organizing the county leaving
the central committee at Houston in
charge of Mrs. Young.
Mrs. Reld and Mrs. Reynolds are giving
almost their whole time to the work of
making surgical dressings and In Port
Arthur they have the support of every
fraternal organization every church so-
ciety and very clvlo club.
Among their committees are German
women who speak no English but who
are patriotic and wish to help with the
work. Everybody In Port Arthur has
caught the spirit of the work and Is busy.
The best part of the work is the fact
that it costs nothing to be a member
and the materials used are such as
would ordinarily be burned as rubbish.
Old rags soft and free from starch and
newspapers buttons and beads are the
E' i ci pal needs. Twine strings are needed
the bushel and thread Is not to be
ght In France at any price. Any kind
of threat or any kind of twine Is needed.
Anything can be used.
Pay-Up Week to
Houston Monday
The business men of the city have ap-
proved the plan and are all entering into
it in the right spirit. If there is anyone
who does not secure results from the
campaign It will be because they do not
enter it to succeed.
"It will lake co-operation In this cam-
paign Just as it takes co-operatiou in
anything else that is undertaken on n
large scale. We have aH been putting
small stickers calling attention to payup
week on all packages leaving our stores
and slips explaining the plan are put in-
side of every package.
"Payup week is a national Idea and
where it has been conducted along the
right lines and has recel ed the suppott
of all business men has met with unquali-
fied success.
"The newspaper advertising Which we
have been doing In anticipation othe
campaign has drawn the matter to the Kt-
tention of the public and already reports
have come in that results have been se-
cured. Teople are paying their bills on
the strength of the report that the cam-
paign would be conducted.
A "pnyup week" held at Dallas during
.the week of October 1 to put thousands
of dollars Into circulation- In that cllv.
The Dallus Retail Credit Men's associa-
tion composed of a number of "Credit
Dont's" which are given below;
"Don't buy anything on credit unless
prepared to pay promptly when due."
"Don't agree to pay within 30 days and
take longer."
"Don't break your promise to pay an
obligation."
"Don't fall to advise your creditor If It
Is impossible to pay as you agreed snd
give the reason why."
"Don't overlook an opportunity to Im-
prove your credit record for it follows
you wherever you go and. If good gives
your prestige In the community."
"Don't neglect your accounts In such
a manner that it is necessary for you to
seek credit but be one of those whoS'e ac-
counts are solicited by the merchants."
"Don't forget that prompt pay creates
credit."
Soup Plays Havoc
With Stomach
To Avoid Distress Take a Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet After Heals.
They Digest Anything.
A plate of rich vegetable soup Is a
veritable mine of nutrition yet will cause
untold misery in some stomachs. It will
lay heavy feel like a lumD of leas cause
biliousness bring on lip sores and other
symptoms sucn as a moating sensation
after eating accompanied sometimes with
"See I Can Hardly Walt for This Rich
Soup to Cool! And to Think That I
Wouldn't Have Dared est It Before I
Began Using ttusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets!"
" '
sour or water risings formation of gises
causing pressure on heart and lungs ana
difficult breathing headaches fickle' ap-
petite nervousness and gaoeral played'
out feeling
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are one of
the rear staple articles In the- drug stores
because a host of dyspeptics and those
troubled with Indigestion have found them
the handiest simplest safest and most
reliable corrsctlve for such conditions as
catarrh -f the stomach blllousneas sour
stomach ' heart-bum and bloating - after "
meats.
. y-QM a stq.hox frwtvyottr drnrgisci .
' Aak your druuaiat more about tham. ; j I
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