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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10

/ 4HS mIESSS GppASE NiSlbSO Tue al
len home here during the Track meet
Mr.. Hockensmith is arranging tC
build $4,000 cottage on Normal ave.
east of the Cave house
IlMrs. Goodall is quite sick ard he1
daughter Grace from Kai sas city is
here nursing her.
During Prof. Tilford absence his
week his wife has been conducting his
classes at the State Normal.
Bring your Safety-RAZoR Blades.
Have them sharpened at 80 cents per
dozen WOLF BROS
The Ladies AID society of the Luthe-
ran church meet with Mrs A. D. Gil
keson on Thursday afternoon next
FOR SALE = Monarch Ranges. all
Steel and MaIlable, Non b. eakable,
The Best WOLF BROS
Geo. Philip, Jr-. is in South Dakota
on business, his wife and baby visit
ing her parents in K. c.
Mrs Stella West Mann and husDa7d
of Kansas city are here and will spend
the summer on the farm east of town.
Motter Candas Carter moved to and
OW has the plea sure of living in her
own cottage in the north part of town.
Read Cox's Racket adver in
this paper. You save money
bY trading there.
The Presbyterians are p1sting in a
toilet room in the basement of their
church, connecting it with the Chest
nut street sewer.
The Methodist church was Gro Rded
last Sun +ay evening and Rev. Hale
made splendid address on the life of
Gen. Grant.
wa Boys. tn Union Pacific wes-
tern Kansas farm advisor. with his |
family occupy the Frank McLain, Jr. |
cottage on north Chestnut street.
Sister Victorine died at our hospital
ard the body was shipped to
Fon Du Lac. Wis. on Wednesday many
the r-nnains to the depot.
Carpenter Wagner has been busy
this week fixing up the Air Dome on
south Chestnut street ready for use a.
soon as tbs. weather gets warm enough
VISITING CARDS. We have re-
ceived lot of the latest atYle of visit
ing linen cards now used Chicago. Let
as print you some.
Prof Wood has made aorqe excel
lent postal card photos of the new ad-
aitfon to the Presbyter;sn church.
He has made ~and there has been
sent out over $500 postal cards show.
ing something around the State Nor
NAL school at Hays. Good advertising. |
Cane Seed for sale
/ have some fine cane seed for sale |
at reasonable price. See me or phone
No. 6e4, Hays. JOHN SEITZ.
Charlie Re, der and Mr.. Cochran hsd
good GENE Mt sidewalks laid on Normal |
avenue along side of their residence
property Mr.. Reeder should extend
his to the school sire. which would
make that the favorite walk to ard
from the State Normal school.
Pasture for town herd
The Experiment Station will fur
ni7h pasture for town cows. Phone
Fred Oshant, the new water and
sewer conn issloneT, has begun his
work in earnest, PIT Frank Jewell in
as engineer at the pump house with
orders to keep plenty Of wa.er IN the
tank or resign. Examined all the wa
ter meters, made two sewer and one
water connection.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10
Good Farm Rancho FOR Sale

Good Farm Rancho Hor Sale
Over 1000 acres. eis in one body.
Hi him 20 mIIe5 cE iIa.s and clcse 10 :,
Railroad town 800 scres IN cultiva-
tion, 260 acres fine wheat More can
be plOWed if desired Go-yd- house and
improvements; pIent5 OF water.
fr'res reasons bic; essE LsrpaA. No
age Is or Commas on Gina SEE it,
M traat 8. For particulars zee
Toe FREE PRESS, Ha.a Ka4
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that I will not
be responsible for any debts contrac-
ted by nv wife, Edna e. Singleton,
from and after thls date.
Dated HaYss Kas. April p 1913
WALTER c. SINGLETON.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10
Boys and Girls Corn Growing Contest

We going to conduct Boys & Girls Corn Growing
and will the
plot and the highest yield from single
Ia owe cd.
b
no hoy m one prlzs
All ~ a1 iTnust ii - of
Corp he iv.r ietr
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10
Photomaphs

l have re-opened my Photographic
Gallery on south FORT sire ct and rea
dy to DO YOUR work at FeasoRable pri-
ces and satisfactory work guaranteed.
Commencement work and EnIarginR
work speciality. Come see my work.
F. c. MEYERS.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10
Send 'em by Parcel-post

We are receiving. and returning. eve
rS day from peop.e along this line ana
rural FOutEE shoes to BE- repa rzd- The
cost of sending is small and av re-
rurn charges on orders over so cents.
Send as your repairing, prices Fe ason-
bic and best Of satisfaction te p ease.
A that order viii convince you UT the
wonders we work on yoor old 81 oes at
q small cost. Here's weights on
shoes by pareeI-pOst to be repaired bV
Csssman's Machinery Shoe ShaS.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10
lac Spirella corset,ere
at Miss Rowlison' s
Residence Normal avenue
west Presbyterian church

Repairing windmiIIs & Pumps
I am practical machiniss and mexe
it my business 90 repair Wi7du1iiIs sn0
pumps. WoFEdoue care uIlV nd st
isfaetorT- See r.e as Has, Kanass.
at GOodsll shop opposite r. &: tank.
ED. SCRECHSTER
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10

Farm for sale at low price
offer for sale half ssetiosi OF iana.
the weet sec g town 13. range Is,
10 miles from Hays, s mlEes northwest
ct Walker. Plenty Of water. In-roV-
DeDts Easy terms. See and adore IS
ERNEST &. ROTH.
Victoria, Bas- 20. R.R No, 2
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10
BUYING Cream AGAIN

I am again buying Cream at
my store in Yocemento. I pay
the highest market price If you
bring me good cream. Come see
me and get my price.
CLEMENTS UNREIN
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10

Furnished Rooms wanted
I want two or more furnished
rooms for with or without light
housekeeping. See or phone
MRS EVANS,
Windsor Hotel. HsgA
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10
Matinee this Saturdy
Traction engine

0CI4O4 SL1SAAAc
I offer for sale a 16 horse-pow
er Avery engine in good rum
ming con dition. Or will trade
for horses or mules. Phone J11
w. II. TRUAN. Hays.
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mans Machinery Shoe SbaB.

Tack this up tor FeteBence-
Gassman's Shoe Hospital
Hays, Kansas
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10

The Misses EppleF visited the AL
len home here during the Track meet.
Mr. Hockensmith is arranging to
build $4,000 cottage on Normal ave.
east of the Cave house
IlMrs. Goodall is quite sick ard her
daughter Grace from Kat sas city is
here nursing her.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
MISS ROOSEVELT
hARRIES DIR. DERBY

OYSTER RAY. y. " Special
Ais. Fth.i Roosevelt cauxhie4 IT eN-
President Theodore RocSet eit, Was
married "a noon today Ia Chriot Ei'sS-
Copal Church - Dr. Richard \. DERBY.
Ia deference 20 the wishes OF the
fatnity. there VAS no eia torafc wed
dirk. only intimate friends and the
rather large family connections nrfns
present The ceremony WAS perfortlru
~ tnc Rev. Ceorge r.. Talmadse. I've
;lr 90 the church.
Those Of the Wedding guests VINO
were not already staying "a SaEAinOrc
ilnl were bruuSht 20 or.S.cr is1N on
n special train at m A. ~. in time Tor
the church ceremony.
A long line % automobiles and ear
rlgECs took The house guests and orila.
parts from Sagauiovc lill 60 tne
church and hack aNain for a recepti"n
after the ceremony. The entire are
reDUcmeuts were ln contrast 60 tne
i Ella hoTote ones which attended inf
wedding OF Miss RooseveiJs half-sis-
T ter. Alice. Co Congressman Nicholas
1 LonEWorth. in the White House while
Z colonel Roosevelt was President
Asiss Roosevelt had Eve Attendants
7 Miss Helen Coster. Niss Josephine os.
I born, Miss Margaret Tucker. Mis-
+ Derby. "a relative or the bridegroom
4 n0 Miss Ccrneiia LanElon.
Eogcr a. Derby was his brother
I Ncst man. The ushcrs were Archl'
Roosevelt. Miss Rooseveits brother
James T. Derby. "a brother % IN
bridegroom Edmund II. Rogers. join
lr Waterbury. Or Henry James an
Nelson r.. Bossrrt. OF Boston.
Mr.. Derby and his b-ide win sa.
for Europe tomorrow.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10

NAM
NO. didn't. said Il was supposed
20. But the thing I said THAI was
most 70 the point vas that got one
before 1 started housekeeping and that
now I've got four. Do you know. I've
oeen expecting for som tim that you
wr going 70 ask me u wouldn't give
YOU one so as you could begin house
Keeping right
That's another good point It's
something that you'd give away, 80
reckon II cant be worth so very much
III guess IL yet, Now you see II
don't"
Just to encourage you a little. !
don't mind saying that. while
wouldn't sell Il for any money. III
give IL 70 you just as soon as ever
you ask me for g."
"lS't a stove-liftcrT"
Mr. Poole pushed a good-sized hand
. inl Of whiskers into bis mouth and
began 20 chew them anEriiy.
Now Ter me PIT All these points to-
gct-er. said Alr King. tits some
that can't be bought az Burckey's. Sc.
it's found Ga most every house. It's
supposed 10 make life easier for a
man and Is like n bootjack in this
respect You tried for % years "a
Keep yours IN the kitchen. but couldn't
do t.. though 30 does stand around tho
stove heap. It's something YOU woni
sell. yet you'll give Il 20 me Just as
quick rs ever / ask you for &C.. and
you've been thinking i was going q
ask you Tor IT, Now, 10 that's not
corker. I'm no Judge of riddlest~
And you don't know what IL tsp
growied SIR. Poole.
Give re another minute or two
I've got &C., It's a coal-scuttlet"
Not by a darued sight A wife
YOU hlankety blank fools"
20. o. ard you'll give me Miss Leah
VIII you. Mr.. Pooie2 VIII you civ
her 20 me for my wifeT"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
TRIBUTE PAID TO
MORGAN BY FRANCE

HAVRE. FRANCE Special. Niiii-
tary honors were paid here Friday O.
the memory OF j. Plerpont Morgan.
when the body of The dead hnancicr
ed from Rome.
The special funeral train. bearing
the mortal remains OF the fnancier.
for the security ot fhe body on account
oi the Hoods proved unfounded.
The deputy project of thc Seine Iu-
ferieurc. awaiting Instructions from
Che minister of foreign Affairs. received
the body. and BE- was transferred an
hour later CD che French liner. France.
hlch Wil sHl tomorrow Tor New
York.
AS the coffin was transferred from
the train o. the steamship che military
honors due SIR. NorEan's rauk as one
OF The commanders OF the Legion of
Honor were paid by the troops drawn
from the local garrison.
one or the cabins on tEe France
+ had been turned lnto m0rtuary
fchapeI. and it was banked on an sides
with beautiful Coral tributes. A large
suite had been set aside Tor Mr. and
I Mrs Herbert T. Sattcrlee. Miss Eeisn
Hamilton and other members OF tht
I Morgan family. who VIII accompany
I the remains across the Atlantic.
In addition TO AIR. and Mrs. Sattcr.
\ Tee and hilss Hamilton. the body was
laccompante here by Or. Dixon and
f TT. IT, Harlcs. one % AR. Morgan
I European partners. The funeral train
left Paris at midnight. making the rur
TO Havro in i've hours and forty-nv,
minutes. without incident.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
DANGER in CAIRO
STEADILY INCREASES

CAIRO. ILL. Special-Rain. which
BEGAN aE o'clock yesterday afternoon
and continued Through the night ana
early today. placed Cairo ga che most
dangerous position 40 has occupied
since the ohio and Mississippi Rivers
Goods began. Fed by the heavy down
pour the river besau rising again. AT
Miami the stage was 1f.T feet.
Military authorities admitted the
outlook was decidedly eioomE. Cairo
langer. The waters of the Ohio River
preston occupied hy the business and
residence district and are coming up
iu what are called sand hoiis."
Soldiers and citizens patrollcd the
districts aud as quickly as "a sand boil
appears loads 90 dirt are dumped into
the cavity.
Only che hastily constructed sand
hnis on top 90 the ievecs today KEEP
Qua the aood waters. lt VIII hold un.
less heavy winds force the water
against them.
Fifty hat boats were distributes
about the city today $50 they could b'
reached by residents SOD case the wate
broke any 90 the protection walls
Memphis Suffers.
MEMPHIS. TENN Special VIII
the river stage az Memphis 40.9 Zee
az o'clock This morning and waite
running over the levees along Bayou
GaEoso. where 90 is backed up from
Wolf River. many factories are hein|
Inundated and hundreds OK famule
moving 90 higher ground.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
INDEPENDENCE FOR
FILIPINOS ASSURED

WASHINGTON. .. c. Special
President Wilson Indicated Informally
Thursday what the attitude of this
eminent would De toward Mexico.
China and the Philippine
FenlinE IA settlement of affairs ln
McNlco, the holdlng of elections and
the establishment of "a stable govern
ment- recognition probably via Dee
withheld.
The Chinese republic les 60 be recog-
n-1et next Tuesday. April SIN. the
meeung day of thc new Assem- bly.
Notice az thls Intention has been given
Go the diplomats OF All foreign gov
ernmcnts represented here. with "a
formal grant recognition az che same
time. The notice was contained in "a
circular note 20 the diplomats signed
ty Secretary Bryan.
With respect Co the Philippines. the
President intends 90 see that che
pledge OF the Democratic party Tor
the ultimate independence of the
Philippines Isl carried out but he oe-
heres the date FOR the granting 90 in-
/ dependence IS dehatable question
and depends upon thor0uch and nou-
partisan Investigation OF conditions ir
the islands lie proposes. therefore
70 give careful consideration 60 ths
\ appointment OF q governor aeneral and
\ the Philippine commission.
The President said yesterday thai
I the negotiations which Secretary
I Bryan began on wednesday with the
/ diplomatic corps in regard o. China
4 encouragement could De expected
shortly. He talked to some Of Dali.
callers about the constituent assem-
/ bly, which meets next Tuesday. de-
claring that he believed IL would b.
"a genuinely representative body which
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10

II Il nov conceded By physicians
that the Kidneys should have more at
tcngion "a they controi the other or
cans 10 a remarkable degree and do a
tremendous ansount Of work IA remov-
INK the p0isons and waste matter fron
the system b. GltevinK the blood.
During the wioter months especial
~. when We live an indoor life. the
kidneys should receive some assistance
when needed. rs Ne take less exercise.
drink less water and often eat more
rich hea,s food. thereby forcing the
kidneys 20 do more work than Nature
intended Evidence 90 kidney trooble.
such as lame back. inability 20 hold
urine. srrarting or burning. crick-dust
or sediment SalloN complexion.
rheumatism. NAV be weak or Irregular
resrt action. warns yon that your Rid
news require help Immediately 20 avoid
more serious trouble.
An herbal medicine containing no
minerals or opiafes has the most
ealing influence. An ideal herbal con-
pound that has had most remarkable
success as kidney and bladder
remedy Is DR. Kilmers swamp Root
You nav receive a sample bottle el
Swanp-Root by mail. absolutely free
3 Address Dr.. Kilmer g. Co. Bingham
ton. y Y. and mention this paper.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10

would Formulate a stable government
inumations had been resolved here
earlier that sumo 90 the foreign Eos-
crnments were disposed Co wait until
an election Wss held In China ard
the processes OF constitutional gov-
eminent established. The United
states however. has decided upon
recognition. and lts diplomats cner-
gies are now bent in The direction Of
persu2ding the other powers 90 DO
the same on Tuesday.
Although the State Department has
heard from China that an was not
smooth sailing for IRE presidential
candidacy % Yuan shin Kali the
news received that Huang Hsing has
been assured the support 90 the
southern party sn the new Chinese
Parliament came as "a slrprise 60 OF
7 ficlais OF the state Department TIE
.ahiEd Information mat IA caucus " as
nnI1 af Shangnui Isl given color hy
4 adVices that although n large proper
Il ton 60 tne SOC members uf are House
are lu Shanghai. "a majority uf fnf
f members OF fhe Senate have re-
+ manned in SnanghaL
with Huaug NsIn-. Who rendertd
4 I.etln EnIsnrI service fn che IFnnHIl.
4 .Hn cause uur.r- fnc revolution. ch1l.
Il ic0glng the candidacy 90 Yuan shin
f kal. the radicals nf the south are
showing their hand boldly. and ms
r .tuntion 1851 have direct Dearlns
apon the exchanges which. Ht th'
Initiative of the United states. and
now progressing amonE fnr pUp erl
w fh regard to the recognition u
china.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10

aey lliis we're Quick 20 svilsve me
and made me cell and strong-
ANS. splitter H. oniy one Of ne many
thousands that endorse oosns Kid
ney Pills n yoOr bach aches--lf your
Kidneys bother you. tont simpiy ass
,or = Kidney remedy. ask distinctly
Cor noan's Kidney Pills, me same ina,
Mrs Splitter had.
soc az stores. Foster Nilbura Co.
Buffalo y. y Props When Your
Back Is Lame-Remember she name.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
OHIO THREATENS
SHAWEEETOWN

SPRINGFIELD. ILL Special. IN
Reports received al the Baltimore
and Ohio offices from Shawneetown
this morning say that the Ohio River
at that point has changed SIS course
from the old bed and Is flowing
straight through the city. making a
new channel
Later the wires were grounded IN
valley several miles this side ~ the
now cut Off.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRlN6 Wife


Catron. Kv.--In an ingerestlng letter
writes as foilooss ssaored for four
years. wltl Nouaniy sro1olss. and
1annx t1is tllle. 4 coDld oniy al %
iof a iitsie vale And coals not walk
anFNacre AZ all AZ times. I you'd
have ssvsre s1iDs Ia ny left sl1e.
TIE doctor vas called ia. Ard hls
treatment relieved ne Cor n Whiia. but
> eas socn cr0aael tc MS 1rd a9Asn-
Attcf tN4L pot1nE seemed 60 IS mo
any rocl. bad ccfscl 80 weak ,
co9it nos stand. and 4 gave o. ~ a.
spaif
AZ ,aat my susSant xot ne a So.
re of Csr1ai. ihe eoman's t0nic. AID
I commenced takiaE it. Frons lle very
frst does 1 could tcii BE- was he, ainx
rse. I car now walk two miles WITH
cut ts urinE re. and am doing ny
work
r ycu are All rua doNa from wo-
manly troubles. don give Cd On De-
spalr. Try cardub the Wousn's tonic
90 has helped more than a mflion
women. in is SD Years 90 Norisrfn.
success. and SHOULD surely help YEA.
TOO. Your druggist has sold Car3ui
FOR yclrs hc knows wat IL aNl DO.
Ask him. He viii recommend q. Be
gin taxing cardui today.
" R-write TO ChattanooeA W.a
icins Co. ladies' Advisory Dept. chat.
On voar case and si-ra<s baaE. -fierss
+ Treatment for Women. cent In niain
I wrapper.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
.SERVIAN ARMY
WILL NOT EVACUATE
SGlgarians Have Ceased the Ag
gressive Along the Chatalja
Lines-May Now Negotiate
for an Armistice-Turks
Claim Another Victory.

PARIS. Special.-Fifteen fh0us-
and Serk ian soldiers. some of
whom are intended "a reinforce
mcnts for the Montenegrin army
investing Scutari, have been land
cd az Duras@O, Albania. from
Greek transports. according 20 "a
telegram 10 The Matin."
DurassO l. the Asiatic port
which Scrvia claims as part OF
the reward OF the Balkan victory
over Turkey.
There il already "a large Ser
Wan army az DurasSO. ia defiance
OF Austria's demand that the SER
VANS eVuCuate the port.
Bl IL AIRlANS DRAW OFF.
LONDON. Special.-A telegram
received here BY the Exchange
Telegraph Company. from Con-
stantinOpic. states that the But
garians have ceased the aggrcs-
siNe along the Chatalja lines and
az some points are drawing off.
it u understood that negotiations
for an armisfice are under way.
TURKS CLAIM VICTORY.
C0NSTANTINOPLE.- Special
The Turkish war office today
lays claim TO another victory
over the BuIgarians yesterday.
According Co an official an
nounccmcnt. the BulgarianS were
defeated and driven back at
Tchauktche and kcStancliiS. two
points On the Chataija lines
Al STKTA To ACT.
LONDON Special Montene-
erO's defiance OF Europe was the
theme OF discussion at thc am
baSSauorsal conference Ira the
foreign office today. \ commu-
nication from the Austrian Gov
eminent was read Ga which Aus
tria voiced her determination 10
hiring Montenegro. or any other
Balkan nation which deficd her
wishes. 20 terms.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10

sssrythtng b4t death
Eisa my ki1neys /
rannot describe ny
suffering from bear
ing down palna. dir
AZ spells. headaches
and periods % "a
oal blindness The
urine Vas fall OF
sediuenL vas ia
a hospital -hree
Neeks Lnoan'a KID
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10

CINCINNATI. o. Special III vas
feared here today that because 90 the
flooded condition Of IRE bah park the
opening game between the Cincinnati
Reds ano the Pittsburg Pirates would
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
A TERRIBLE ODEAL


Ma Virginia splitter. Bsena Tlssa.
Va. says: FOR thirty y-ars I soreeed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
SI4ASHF-D SKIRTS N FAVOR

The actual truth OF the matter Is
that far from being wiocr. gowns are
narrower than they were before. snd
it Is sometimes a frank imposslhllltF
% walk when circumscrlhed within
their narrow limits. For this reason.
the fashion or leaving an opening ln
front 81 thc gown. which was rather
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-21
Program for Teachers Meeting

The teachers of the M. e.
Sunday School will have their
regular meeting next Sunday
morning at nine o'clock and will
discuss the following topics:
Some things we have gain ed
by the study of the character of
Moses w. 2. Murrah.
Campaigning for new mem
observation-disclosures Andrews and
Knox.
Keeping up the class interest
Miss Lucy Num-.
Some admirable traits in the
character of M TRAM Mrs.
Tavenner.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-21
". E. 7. U.

This organization held quite
busy session yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Jno. M. Pittman.
The ladies made their quota
of Comfort Bags" for the soldi-
ers and sailors of the battleship
Arkansas.
Thanks are cordially extended
to merchants for donations of
articles placed in these bags.
A short business session was
held, after which Mrs. McRae,
of Terra Haute, Indiana, who as.
sists in caring for dependent
children, I was presented and
gave an instructive talk, saying
at the close: Ladies the work
you are doing is prevention
work, and | don't want you to
become discouraged; the work |
do is caring for the terrible re-
suits of the liquor traffic, for
nine out of every ten cases of de-
pendent children who come to 8
come on account of the drink"
Little John Powell Gordon and
Meuion Louise Brooks were
dedicated to the White Ribbon
cause.
A social hour followed.
Next meeting with Mrs. Ed
Cantley with Mrs. H. B. Nc
Kenzie as leader.
Let everybody come with an
echo from the great World and
National Conventions just held.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-21

For any kind of pipe work
pho ne 30S. Advt.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-21
COCOANUT MILK.

One day the children in a school
were given lesson about the cow
The next day cocoanut was brought
IN for their inspection, says the st.
Paul Dispatch.
When the big nut came to Rosie
Goldberg, she happened to shake it
and heard something inside.
Whats that?" she asked
"That'5 lnilk."
Rosie took another look at the nut.
and asked; did the COW lay it?"-
Exchange.