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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-24

"A. F. OF L. SHOWS GROWTH

Membership Gnins Nearly Quarter of
Million I'm One Year.
Washington. September 23.-The
executive council of the American Fed
meeting here to-day Secretary Nor
rison's report for the eleven months
of the fiscal year ending August 81,
showed that the membership of affil-
lated organizations for August last
was 2.07S,579, against 1S29,550 for
August last year. gain OF 249.0R.
Issued from October 1. 1912, to August
81 last, compared with 2i3 for the
same period of the preceding fiscal
year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-24
SHAKE UP DEPARTMENT
Secretary Houston Hopes to Eliminate
Duplication of Work.

Washington. September ga shake
up in the Department. of Agriculture to
eliminate duplication of work and re-
tary Houston to-day before the House
Agricultural Committee. The secre-
tary said his plan was not ready, but
declared that In one office he had dis
covered twenty-five unnecessary en-
ploycs.
Secretary Houston urged favorable
action on tho Lever bill for co-opera-
tive agricultural extension work IIis
opinion was that the bill would result
in great. good to the farmers. and that
by such cooperation the problem of
the boil weevil, Texas fever and MANY
others might be solved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-24
MUST RELINQU!SH C. p.
VIII Bring Suit

Will Bring Suit
Against Southern Pacific Soon.
Washington. September 23:--Attor-.
bring n civil antitrust suit to comnei
the Southern Pacific Railroad to re-
linquish the Central Pacific In accord
ance with the announcement he made
in connection with the Union Pacific
Southern Pacific dissolution.
The entire SS0,000.00G of Central Pa
cific stock Is owned by the Southern
Pacific. Mr.. McReynolds has not vet
determined where the suit will be
brought.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-24
Richmond. Va, Sept. %. 1918.

Richmond, Sept %, 1918.
The Times Dispatch, city:
Dear Sir-On behalf of the Publicity
Retail Merchants Association
for the successful
the minds of public o
Fashion Week.
The crowds which thronged tonight am
sure exceeded In point of
be recalled by the Oldest citizen, long
You assured of the appreciation
chants for Efforts
my conviction that
publicity Very truly
VIM. H. sCHWARZSCHIID, Chairman,
Publicity Committee, Retail Merchants Association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-24
FLIES 558 MILES OVER SEA
French Aviator Declines All Advice
md AIulSea Rccnrl.

ma Makes Record.
Bizerta, Tunis. September 2S.-Ro-
land G. Garros, the French aviator to-
day flew sos miles across the Medi-
terranean from Strepple. Franco, to
this city, the most northern seaport
of Tunis. His time was seven hours
and fifty-three minutes. He started
at 5:52 y. NJ. and reached here at 1:45
+. VI. The flight is the longest over
sea journey ever made in an aero
plane.
The aviator refused TO accept the
advice offered him that he should afiiX
hoaters to his aeroplane as Il precau-
tion in case he should be forced TO de-
scend on the water. He also declined
the offer made by the French naval
authorities to station torpedo boat de
stroyers at intervals along his route
from France to Tunis.
Roland Garros was the first man to
fly over the city of Richmond in a
monoplane. He came here in Novem-
ber. 1911, with the Mossant aTators,
and his wonderful exhibitions were
thrilling to a degree. John r. Moissant.
who was with him at the time, and
who was killed II month later near New
Orleans, followed the Garros party
through the air. and then cut the figure
over the State Tcnitentiary AS spe-
cial benefit for the convicts. While the
Moissant performers did many wonder
rul things. the work OF GarrOs was the
most daring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-24

LOW ROUND TRIP TO CALIFORNIA.
Diverse route. Liberal stoptover ptfviiexeo
Open window route. Cool tourist slevpfpx
onrs. personally conducted. without chasiss.
daily, except sunday. Berth 1900. Wasb-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19
Order of Publication.
STATE 90 Mi.Soi'Ri.,.
Cot Nry or HON,

srATE 90 Nj .-oiRi.,..
CotNry or IIotr.
In ~, Circuit Court .h,iobrr Term. iaia
Jessie Quick. rl"in'in. ,,,,.,.
Atom pun.t. D,fcrdaui.,
Now on thl, Jrd day ~ september. ipI3.
comes the plainiin ~ the ,Mve entitled
cause by her at'orn,y, and IN vacation of
thereof her petition. verified 10y affidavit
from which II appears that the said de-
fcndaui i "a non. rrsident ~ the stat" ~ Mis-
said clerk that thr said defendant l,- not fled
ton
This i tlprrrorr. to notify you the said de-.
fcndnhi. tfton luick, HAT the said plsint
has Hlrd her suit In said rnu,c In our said
Court, against you that the object aud gem
cral nature of said suit l. that plaintiff seeks
10 have dissolved the lpnd> OF matriinOny
nov existing between you and said pl 'intif
and Tor the care aud custody ~ the minor
child ~ said marriage. alleging ~ grounds
Tor sai'I divorce. treatment such - rendered
her condition intUlctablr hy rur>iug abusing
and choking her. aud by having abandoned
her, without Just cause or reason.
You ~. further notified to he and appear
lie u ' 81 oregon, H"l, County. Missouri. on
Monday. october e. iqil and then and there
answer ~ plead to ,aid petit ~ W., sam.
may w. taken ~ runfcss"d aud Judgment
rendered accordingly.
u j. further ordered tha, this notice hc
publ shrd IN the Hour CouSry. ~rNriSEl., y
weekly newspaper printed, published and ~
GENERA circulation. IN said county. tnt four
successive weeks. once each wcck, the last
Insertion ~ IT, NJ least fifteen days before
the "a day " Drtolcr. that being the hr>t
day ~ W." newt regular term ~ sald Court
T.. \. ~ NiIAM
circuit CLERK
CcttiHrate ~ True C'py.
STATE ~ MIssoiRI,
COtNrN ~ IIOfT,
do hctrhy certify that thu foregoing II n
True Copy ~ III" original Order OF ruhlira.
tinn ~ ~" above entitled cause.
1 - Given under my hand aud nfiic.
/ -rAL ial seal, ut Office, In the city 81
- oregon, In said County, this Jrd
day ~ september. tpil D.. 4. Dt'NiNM.
Circuit clerk,
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n. Z. Church. Forest CITY.

N'v. ". 7, ClnphcII THNiOf,
rrlrhiu. srtN t'r,. second aud fourth sun
days, ~ a. NJ. AMI - ~,
sunday >rhurl, iri, ~. u, " IHWh> III.
p"rint"ud.ut
Junior LEAGUE. 80 y, M, Mis-, Uruc ~
net superintendent,
Scuinr I.ragu", -. ~. Mi,, .Ir>>ir Ram.
scy, president,
choir priril,,, Monday aud Thursday even.
inrs, s"clw'h. Mr. Rosie Apgar pianist,
A Nrlf,tur IT, Hii
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19
German II. =. Church.


Rev. ". l.. Meyer. Pastor.
sunday school at 80 -. IN.
Preaching every Sunday At 10 10 q. m.
Preaching every sunday NJ the kodAVsp
ihnsch nj 2 80 q. ~,
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon ~
30.
Everybcd, cordially Invited 10 attend above
= ryicr-.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19
wEpNE.nh ,.N,.,. T,lI ;rn NY ~
Order of Publication.

W hl~NiN III
,prNiN 80 lIoid ~
IN the Clr'uli ,"uri, uci"l"t Tern. Iril.
sylvia u, fur'hi rlniuiir.
Elmer fur.ht i~frndan,.
~ this 9Th day " August. 1918, ,unr, III.
Plalntir h"t"in l"furr thu undersigned CLERK
81 this Court In variation, thereof. Hnd lilies
her Petition aud Affidavit. alleging, uu,nng
other thins>, that hfrndnni, Elmrr A.
Inr,hi, " MT resident ~ The STATE ~ Mis-.
souri,
whrruprn. II 1, Ordered 10y the CIrrk, that
said llf"ndlnt h nuiin-d bl publication
that plaintln has commenced u suit HgnlnsI
HIN ~ III. court the object aud general M
iur ~ whlrh, i. TINT rlalutin seeks IT, hr
divorced fruu he bpnds ~ mat rlnnny hen.
tuf"tr contracted with said defendant. ~
~, ,Nth day ~ prlohcr, lpss, In The county
~ nuniphnn aud >iat"nf Kansas, ~ the III.
luWiug grounds, tn.witi III" Defend ,ni
wholly di>r,gardng his duiirs ~ the hns
lnud ~ Plaintiff, ul>rnici himself from
Flulntin, without reasonable CHus,', fpf the
spn"" 81 onc year, TINT i iu say The nuf,n.
dHnt has, without uny reasonable ,uii>,
nl~rnled himself franl ~, rlalnlin ever
sine" III. 18th day ~ May, iss, aud that I'M
les The said Defendant, Elmer A, fur'hi, h'
ana APPEAR ~ THIS court, NJ the neat term
ll,rtrut To- lc bcgun aud holden ~ h" Court
House Ia lh, Guy 81 pruHun, In said County
un the 9Th day of'hinlrr newt, aud ou ~.
tirsl day ~ said term answer ~ plead ~ the
p'i lilnn In said cause, ihr saint will h- taken
~ confessed aud judgment viii b" frndrrrd
accordingly,
And II l. fuiiII.f ordered, That u copy
hereof he published according Ia law, In he
Hour torNTS SENTINEL, u weekly uwspapcr
printed aud pullisli'd In ia" County ~ linit.
aud state ~ Missouri, aud Designated 10y
Plaintiffs attorney, ~ least Unrr u week, Tor
four successive weeks, the last insert ipn
thereof. Ia he noi less than fifteen days he
fore the .,ih day ~ OriOlcr, 1919,
T., A, biNIlNM.
'ir'nli tl'Ih.
A true copy frnm the record,
[ - Witness my hand aud the seal ~
sI,L the Circuit Court ~ iipli County,
' this 9Th ~ August, lplJ
T., A. DiiNiINM,
tip'uii CLERK.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19
THE BLADE,
Toledo. Ohio.

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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Conyrncs fourth Mondays IN February nnd
Ih'tul,rr aud ihiul Monday In May.
hiuby, H. iIurn.s, rir'uit ludgc
A. VI TiblWl>, prs'ruiins attorney
Edwin 4, bunhnm, rirruit clerk,
.-u y, U-lNin, sheriff,
Arthur A, lIrvNor sirnusriphrr,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19
Baptist Church. Forest City

services every hr,i aud 'hIri sunday ~
each month,
sunday >,'hnri ,N"fY sunday m"rulng ~ 10
u.rlw'k.
,rar" aud Truth iihl" >,'hu"l first ana third
saturday ulshi uf each munth
~, - I meets 'y'fN Sunday evening At
~. Evrrylndv I, invited ~ attend these
meetings
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19
Arrivaisnd Departure Of Nails At the
Postofice. orese a. No.

Arrivaiand Departure Of Nails .. the
Postoffice, oreso a. No.
EHcc,iv. January !. 1918
MAILS DErARTi
80 =. m. For Omaha ant intermediate
points, and all points nsrth, east
and west.
p!is O. m. For ~. Joseph and intermediate
points.
i:N m. For all points south. east
and west, except Tarkio aud
viliisca branches.
Ii9 .. ~. For all points north. west and
east.
~, y. m. For viliisca. north. mail to all
points north. east. south and
vest, except intermediate he.
tween Forest City and ~. Joe.
''i,p. ~, fur all points north, snuth. east
and west
pcnrhr, viii hv exchanged between oregon
AM Forrest City pu>tnrrr,. q, follows
ir,v" Ufrguu ~ i:H IA. aud return At
uluo y. W.
leave Orrsuu 1T iiisp. NJ. aud s"iutn nj,
sop ~.
MAILS ARRIVE.
$50 ~ m. omahn..M,ils from all points
north, cas, south aud west. aud
frpm Iur,,, City.
i0i.a ~ IN, villisra and Tarkiu Valley
branches. Mails from north.
east, south aud west.
- y. ~. Mail from all paints north. west
aud east,
IHi .. m. Main line II. G., ~. Toe. 4 G. u.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19
Notice of Election, Mill Creek
Drainage District.
State Of Missouri,

IS
County of Holt,
Notice Is hereby given to the own.
ers Of lands lying within the bounda-
ries and limits OF Mil Creek Drain.
age District In Holt County, Nilsson
ri, that a meeting Of the land owners
Of said district has been called by the
Board Of Supervisors OF said District,
TO he held on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 3, 1913,
at the residence OF A. !. ,Iamison, In
said District, on the northwest quar-
ter of the northeast quarter Of Sec
tion ., Township, 80, range ~, for the
purpose Of electing one Supervisor
for the full term Of five years.
That the polls will he opened at
two O'Clock p. m, sharp, al the time
and place aforesaid, and will be closed
at four o'clock p. m, sharp.
BY order Of the Board Of Supervis.
ors OF Mill Creek Drainage District,
Holt County, Missouri,
Attest
PHIL SCHLOTJHATER, '",.- D..
President.
W. II. RICHARDS, Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19
Christian Church. New Point

ElI"r rr,d u. Augustine, Pastor.
suudaN ,cluul, iOa ~,
PreAchua -. 'hr ursi aud ihrI sunday.
IN r,ch mouth. tia H., aud -yrniug,
vP. :, h., every SUNDAY evenings 800 p,u.
All are cuflt,lS invited In attend
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19
Baptist Church. tcolored, Oregon.

wu, Mitchell, Pastor.
service, at the First baptist chutrh the
first Sunday In each month u n a. ~. aud v.
m.
sunday sruni at y. m. each sunday.
~ V. T.. 4. pm.
All ar invited
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19
Trustees Sale.

Wh.tras, seth y. Ferguson and Alice D.,
Ferguson, his wife, 10y their certain Deed "
Trust, dated. the list day " May. iesi aud
Blcd fut record the 18th day ~ June. iNsi In
Holt county, Missouri. and ~ Record In Rupk
IL, ~ page =. ~ said rrrnrJ, con vcy-d to the
undo igncd Trustee, " N. I,irhards, In trust
to secure the payment ~ their two ca prumis.
sorry Notes therein d,srtihcd aud interest
thereon the fnllowlng described real estate,
situate. lying aud being IN the county W
Holt. aud state ~ Missouri. toes
M ~ lots numbered eighteen 49, and nine.
teen ttpn IN BlOrk number twenty two 90. In
the Mound tNy ENtvnsinn cuinpnny's addi.
tiUn a. tl, town ~ Mound 'lty IN said Holt
county, Missouri
knd wWrPns i1ithn ~ said notes afr tasi due
aud Il, fault has h"rn made ~ the payment
thrtrstf. aud Nlpfuus by the term. ~ said deed
~ ttusi " default lss made IN the nav tUVut 20
any pat NJ said dcii5 when the SANE II dup,
then M, whole amount ~ said dUht i't9ru,->
due und payable, And the uNu NETS aud LEGAL
execute The power conferred upuu ne hN said
deed ~ trust, und To- sell tiV rat estate
abp,U drs'tlhrd aud In said deed ~ trust
dcs''riisdi
Nov thrrtrr,. u, the request ~ the nWn-r>
and legal holders 81 said NOTES nnd ~ pur~u
anrc ~ the Provisions ~ said diced trust
and The nuiluriiy In ne vested hy srid deed
~ trust, I wilton
WEDNESDAY, TUT arm DNN 90
SEPTEMBER, triJ
lat w''n the hout> ~ u'rl,rk M the tore.
ntppn tnd u'Tln'k ~ the nftprn,.,n ~ that
day, AZ ih", ourt iIuu>D duut. IN the city ~
oregon, ~ Holt county. MlsNnuti, N,'ll At pul-
the HigiNc described rial estate, for the Iut.
VII Hl,nAGps.
Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19

Henry v, Wright, president,
Peter Kaiser, vlcc-prssidrnt
VI, L.. Norman, ID district.
". q, Proud, county physician.
Frank L.. I.llrr, secretary,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19

Regular TERMS First Mondays IN f-bru.
,ry, May. August and November.
Henry y. Wright, presiding Judge.
Peter n Raiser, Judge III district
", T., Norman, judge 81 district
Frank T.. Irilrr, clerk ~ county court.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19
Presbyterian Church, New Point.

Rev. Z, u l.uhrri>. Pastor
rrrarhiu. the >rr"nd aud fourth sundays
rnrh muuih sabbath ,rhn"l "nrh Sunday Al
10 a. ~.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19
Christian Church. Forest City.

Elder T. q. Erynur, Pastor.
sunday Nrhuul ~ ~ u. ~, every Sunday.
Preaching on the hrN' aud third sundaysof
zach n"nth morning and evening.
N.r.c. y. meets every sunday ~ 10 y. IN.
Az cordially invited To- attend these ser
wires.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19
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Presbyterian Church. woodviile.

Rev, Z. u, Hul"rt>, Pastel
Preaching the iirsi and third sundays Of
~ rnch month sabbath schunl each sunday
nj ~ a. N.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-19
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Services each sunday Is follows;
Sunday school at aI n. m.
Preaching service at ~ q. n.
Preaching service at 80 p. m.
Mid week meeting each Thursday stssoo pm
You are cordially invited to attend eli
these services. 7. n. THOMPSON,
Pastor.
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Church Directories
Christian Church.
Elder n. n. Dawson, Pastor

Elder n. II. Dawson, Pastor.
sib- school every Iordsdsy eit5 .. m. n. O.
Benton, superintendent.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening ~
1850.
Preaching every second and fourth Lords-
day. morning and cvenin, II u. M. Z 30 y. %
All cordially invited tn attend all meetings Of
the church. Al IN ale wclc me by the paste
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ourzon Christian Church. Bluff City

W, II. Hardnaii, Faster
Pr-aching ~ tine second and iourh Lords
day nj II u, m. aud I ;;o D. ~,
Bible school each t.Ordsday NJ 10 a. m
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-15
John Mccormick. Noted Tenor. Park
hurst Concert Number March 20.
new PHONOGRAPH.
Expert From Edison Laboratories Will
Demonstrate in Topeka.

The Santa Fe Watch Co. will keep
open house all of next week for the
purpose of ting the new Edi-
son disc photograph. said to be the
marvel talking machine of the age. An
expert from the Edison workshops in
New Jersey will be in charge of the
demonstration. Topeka people who
have heard the new machines now in
the Santa F'e monograph rooms have
been struck with wonder at their all
most perfect reproduction of the voice
and musical instrument. The volume
is greater the tone sweeter and richer
and has more range and color
Thomas A. Edison invented a disc
photograph back in the seventies, be-
fore the Edison cylinder machine was
made, but he would not put it on the
market until he had brought it to per-
lection. For years and years he has
been trying to find the battling idea of
the process that would make ideal rec
ords; trying to eliminate the scratch
and scrape that interfered with the
transmission and reproduction of pure
sweet music. How he succeeded the
layman does not know, but the phono-
graph fans in the city who have heard
the new machine do know that it is a
delight and a joy forever. Beyond this
new standard the talking machine is
not like to go short of a miracle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-15

club A musical program has been ar
ranged.
The Epworth league of the First M
F. church is arranging program "
be given in the Sunday school teInple
of the church Tuesday evening, MarclI
25 Among the attractions VIII De
Jubilee quartet A set of views taken
bv Frank Forbes at Panama VIII pe
shown on a screen. MISS -Lahhaiii
will give readings
Several volleyball games in the
business mems tournament will be
played late today at the Central Y. M:
G. A. The game will start at 5;1o
O'Clock They will be between these
teams: Lerrigo VS.. Thompson; starr vs..
Mulholland. DR.. c. H. Lerrigo's team
is still in the lead.
Hot house cucumbers and tomatoes
from Illinois are selling on the local
market at 20 and % cents each ana
20 cents per pound, respectively MANY
of the vegetables on the IldINe 80 q.
the present time are shipped from
Texas They include spinach, lettuce
asparagus, carrots, beets turnlps' etc
The farmers held their apples the
first of the season thinking that they
would get a better price for them.
Now they have a large supply of the
fruit on their hands, and there is put
little demand for apples on the mar
ket according to the grocers Ihe
housewives, however, claim 1t is next
that are fit to use for that purpose.
The Topeka Y. M c. A. Boys Poul-
trv club will be organized next Thurs
day afternoon at 4:45 O'Clock. A sil-
yer loving cup will be awarded the
bow having the highest score at the
end of the first year of work. Sew
eraI cash prizes will be added later
The club will meet every two weeks.
At each meeting a practical talk on
poultry raising will be given by Ralph
Searle.
Professor George Grant MacCurdy
of Yale university will lecture before
the Archaeological society in the
Washburn college library March ~
ture will be primitive Man, His En-
vironment and His Art The lecture
will be illustrated. DR.. MacCurdy Is
the curator of the Peabody museum,
and is one of the worlds authorities
on this subject
prominent business man of To-
peka stated today that the time VIII
come before long when the Saturday
evening closing plan that has oeen
much discussed will go into effect. He
was of the opinion, also, that within
two or three years office people IN
general in this city will have their sat
urday afternoons off. No one mer-
chant likes to make the first move in
respect to the Saturday evening clos
ing.
A committee composed of members of
the Topeka Real Estate Dealers asso-
citation, the Topeka Commercial club,
and the Women's Commercial club has
been appointed to take up the question
of financing the school garden plan for
children tbs coming season The COM
mittee: C II. Wilmington, c. G. Blake /
w. N Coover, Roy L. Bone, DR. Dor
othy B. Nicon, Mrs Lucia o. Case and
Mrs Helen l. Francis. A meeting of
the committee will be held next Tues |
day noon.