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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-17
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"o',i,' mo fortbcnn,iro !, Tho s s
future. '
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is now Powell county, Eentucky. he.
tober 10. Isis. In iSbI bis na,onts
located in Platte county. loca,;n nnar
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along with them. The comi,v t n,ar
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-17

Work was begun on the new bank
building. Monday.
Nr. aud Mr.. Don Stockwcll were
in forrscuc. Monday night.
Nil. ll,'cn Thatcher spent the
v,rl, end with home folk, IN Oregon.
Fr"i Narrnnur was IN Mound
.ri,y. SATURDAY. having dental work
done
nr ard Nr. Floyd william
SOU, a., v.,'. uf Nr y. T. boyd.
", r'ua'arr Boyd D., visiting
NJ Cbu'yg. of forest city 'ha
n,N. She N0 r'rm home Mrdn" g..
N.. Tracy lilr,in,. llrlrr
r'r'. H,r ",.' F,ir", ShInpr were tine
ruc.t. oI Nr.. Henry stuart, Mur'a
night.
Ta.r ..rr = m ATTENDANCE a,
Sunday .ch,ni. u, Tarkio Chapel. lat
SUNDAY wnIniur The colt" ton Ne.
81 ,cits,
IL rg,h N,y",. Of Rulo. Nch..
and Mi, Alpha llunkl" were the
"'o.' 90 Niss Esther Sinner, Satur.
day night. -
-tivu Mapgoncr went to Oregon,
Friday night, 80 attend the basket bail
'nm". b"tw""r ~" Oregon and Mound
Ci'y t"aws.
!. ". ii,ll and Jim Williams went
90 -. Joseph, saturday evening. They
returned home. Monday, bringing
nov Ford ear. To- Fred Collins and l..
boyd.
George Miller. wife aud baby l,',
'ast week FOR Wakefield. Kansas.
where they viii remain until they
lccidc whore they will permanently
locate.
Miss Ruth Noycs. u teacher N
the high school u, kulo. N.h., spent
lihr week end with Miss Alpha
llnklr. She retained t. Rulo, Sa,ur-
day night
The basket hal team went To-
Forest city, FRIDAY afternoon. tn play
,Nr Forrest tlty team, Our boys wcrr
again Nictriious 10y rcorc Of 3l-l5,
In the hrst half, Forcscur oltplaycl
ts'lr opponents 81, aud u looked llk"
gn ug.y victory. llnNcVcr, IN the
second ralf, furcst cay produced -
player of real worth, who entered in
10 the game with such l"st that this
half va, u d1Iw. With anoth'r pay
cr of like calihrc, Pores, city would
he hard To beat.
Tho lunch. served by the Ladies
Home Missionary society. On election
day. proved Ia be- quite popular with
| the voters, ~ IN" proceeds amounted
To u little more than SO. The ladies
| wish Ia thank the people of fort'rcuc
and vicinity for their liberal patron
age. In addition Ia the money clear
IL L.. it.....lfa Ia. lpl...l.,.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-17

Frederick u. Gardner has lead If
approximately 1900 over Judge Henry
ANN. in returns on the govcrnorship
+ Missouri. The absentee vote and
b. official tabuation will change this
plurality Returns from virtually all
" ,HC precincts have been received
Judge l.amm carried 80 Of the ia
r.v.i"s md tho city Of ~. Louis. and
, sycral counties Nv narrow mar.
tH Colo county, for instance. went
81 'irgd".r 10y three votes.
Fio clair Ivy certain Democratic
100 G. 'Hrs Tat Gardner ran behind
o.. ticket, because he declared n few
H.- before ,'or'io that he would
T.. ~ ~" prohibition hill. H. not borne
'.f hs Tho returns.
Gardner. poor showing has been
a. u. ;rd by persons. who have an
' u 'hc returns. to his endorsement
'.o Major admin tration. his land
I" proposition. his spccch-making
.'.1 John T.. Gordon. and to the en-
'.'u.u' ability aud strength Of his
H'r cont.
iuc'nnan county furnishes a good
= ample of how voters. who thought
lGf" IT Governor Major. treated
Ca iu"r Although Mr. Wilson cat
"Hl thr "oun'v hv the usual large
plurality. Gardner lost
Il hy ZOO. The congressional dis-
".,, was carried hy Mr.. Wilson and
v Nr Eouhcr. for congress. by large
J aioritics. Mr.. Gardner failed TO get
n rainrity. losing the district by n
"a 'nrity Of 1867. the vote being a.
H. lovs,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-17

) u. Fnn'y or Mound city. reach.
Il his S;id milestone, la, SATURDAY.
,nvrl Der II, aud the following chill
rem and grandchildren surprised him.
~ giving him u surprise dinner. each
ringing n well filled basket: .IcT
Springer and wife; Mr.. and Mr.. jas.
Acghtmnn. Ruby and Dean; Mr.. AMI
lrs, q. W, Mohlcr and Ruth. Glenn
Wayne and wife; Annie Colt, Of st.
Joseph, and Miss Wilson, teacher at
shiloh; Mrs. VI. u. Forncy aud chill.
lrrn. kenneth, :. o., Mcrl and Char
lcnc. 80.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-17
lh,N Ar, Visiting,

''r.. T.. |. Moor. Mr.. H. y. krcck
and Miss Lena Spuoilr. of this city.
and Mrs. Trcssa Barnes. Of 81. Joseph.
n is,"rs, ~" Visiting IN Anadarko.
Oklahoma, the guests of Gideon Kun
Ec. 81. and family. Mrs. kunkcl be-
iug u sister. Oh, you can j,st he,
that IA, A." Dutch ARE having the time
Of 'Ici" ives. Mr.. kunkcl j. form.
cr member If III" Ihrysanthcmum So
cicty, nf this city. and tin raises
,"cn IN her new home. They M. IN
f"ll bloom nov. large aud beautiful
blooms, attracting lots If attention in
hat southern cn,utry. aud Mrs. Kun.
rl "'hihits them NJ III" stores IN An.
Warln. Gee, n We were only there.
r't"v" CID would u, least give w. a
lnli."at," II We called upon them.
''i"wTh be- infused NJ once hen We
allied rrnr hi,n lat September.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-17
Triple v high grade auto.
oil, high fire test and viscosity
SOC p r gallon
GERALD A. KING

=, -- sheriff Gelvin and his DEPUTY,
Fred Cook, are back from Jefferson
CITY, where they left three Holt coun-
" citizens, who will do service for
the state within the walls of our state
pcnitentiary.
Moore & Hrcck, grocers, will
nave u 3oO-pound hoop of cheese on
exhibition ut their store, November
30, Thanksgiving Day. BE sure and
cal and see this, something unusual,
and get n slice, as they will cut il on
the above date.
Representative John II. Kunkcl
and wife have returned from ST. 10
',oph, where they have been visiting
,heir daughter and her husband, Mr..
and Mrs. James Edwards, and also
their lately arrived grandson.
- last week, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
hunkei took their little son, Edward.
to ST. Joseph, to the Ellsworth Hos
pltal, whore DIR. Geiger porformeJ an
operation on his leg, last Friday
morning. Doctors Proud and Eearn,,,
both were in attendance. Mrs Kunkel
is staying with little Edward who
nicely. "e
-Wanted-Young men, over Is
years OF age, to join the go Getters,"
hustilng, rlstling class of Young
men, with Mrs, r. c. Kunkel as teach
er' A splendid opportunity for self
Improvement. References unneces.
sary; Apply In person at Evangelical
sunday School any Sunday morning
~ S:3O. II. u, FRY, C. m.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-17
Administrator Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters
If administration ON the estate Of
Jesse Bcasley, deceased, were granted
to the undersigned ON the 9th day of
November, 1916, by the Probate
Court Of Holt County, Missouri. All
persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them
for allowance to the Administrator
within six months after the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit Of said estate; and
II such claims be not exhibited within
one year from the date of the last in
sertion Of the publication of this
nOtice they shall be forever barred.
This 18th day of November, 1915.
J. g. WALKER, Administrator.
First publication, November II, 1915.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-17
In Their Cradles.

During the past week, the following
births have hrcn reported TO MS:
Ralph Mcdaniel and wife. Of Craig,
November ., n son.
j. T.. Henderson and wife, Of For
tesruo. November |, daughter.
Philip anc and wife. of Sharps'
Grove, November 3, n girl.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-17

"A coupon given with every %
cent purchase at the Henninger Drug
Co. Save them-they are valuable.
Chris Meyer and Dan Dreher
shipped out car load of hogs to the
st. Joseph market, Wednesday of this
week.
Remember we will send you the
Sentinel; The Missouri Rurslist, twice.
s.month. one Of the best farm Jour.
nails In the country, and the House.
hold Magazine. one year, for the price
Of the Sentinel alone, $3.50. ~
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-17

Presbyterian Missionary Society,
Wednesday, November 20. 2:30 y, NJ,
at the church,
Prelude.
DoXology.
Prayer Rev. T. 4. Clagctt.
Song.
Dcvotions, Mrs. Montgomery,
Roll call, Answered by a Praise
Verse.
Reading, Mrs. Bragg.
Paper, Mrs. q. W. Cummins,
Foreign"
Music.
Paper, Mrs. Albert Markt, "Mor-
monism."
Talk, Mrs, Carrie Lehmcr, "Litera-
ture."
l.eaflet, Mrs, Joe Murray.
Offering,
Song.
Social Hour.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-17

DIR. J. !" Hogan aud wife, or this
NY. and Dr. +. r.. Hogan and wife,
If l'ig"low, have returned home, after
a few dave visit with their parents
at Farley. Iowa.
Mrs. u. y. Kunkcl. daughters.
Lois and Ruth, of Dorchester. Nobras-
ka' nrr visiting here. the guests If
her parents, Milton Crowcll and wife.
and other relatives.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-17

The Democratic organization IN
..rGT vas largely myth. The
..H,ra'ir state Committee was. .t
r t.uo IN touch With the true ,itur.
U VIA claims that Gardner wru' |
g., 10000 W"rr made. not on fact b.
q 90 10" rrrIru'iru that wilson
"l 'n.ry through with him th" "n-
r $50 ti,''t
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-17

Forty acre farm fer sale, near
Iron Bridge. D. C. Spicer, Fillmore MO-
i will saw your cord-wood, twice
!, two. for 10 cents per cord. Give
me q trial. n coov
Farmers Phone, Forest City, NO. >,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-17

--Ex-shcriif Al McNulty was here
Wednesday, saying "hcllo" to every
body. We are glad that he is I'M
proving in health
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-17

Arthur Miller and Charles Will
liams, OF Napier, were Oregon visl-
tors, Thursday Of this week.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-17
j,d,l,'s Hog sale,

T.. T.. Eddy, hog sale held nj Matt
land, last saturday. November II, was
well attended. and good prices were
realized. the average being S@|.iO per
head. The following / n list Of pr
chaser:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30
NO OISSEESICNS IN
OEN0CRACY'S RANKS
hartman Wet ormick Denies StorIe-
saying Thcy Are Made out OF
Whole Ciotb-McAdo Has
Not fnFrrfered.

NJ" York avg - -Rumors ~ dis
senssons ja The Democratic ranks were
vigorously donied today by Vance c.
Mccormick, chairman of the Demo
cratic National Committee on hts re-
turn from a visit to the White House.
The Wilson administration is behind
McComba for United States Senator and
Srahury for Governor OF New York de-
clared Mr. Mccormick II Will heartily
support the regularly nominated Dem
ocratic candidates for all offices in New
York
stories that ! am goiag TO resign
because OF quarrels between the ad-
ministration forces and the New York
organizations and dissensions within
the national committee. which do not
exist. are pure fabrications." he con-
tinued
Tales Of differences with Secretary
McAdoo Fred Lynch and others are
mad" out ~ the whole cloth ! have
received the most emphatic assurances
from the regular organizations here
that they arc working Loyalty for
Wilson and 7 believe them.
Mir. Mccormick vigorously denied re :
ports that Secretary McAdoo Is con-
stantly Interfering with his work and
that McAdoo or another Wilson spokes-
man had warned Mr. McCombs he had
better retire from the contest for the
Senate or risk being slaughtered at
the poIla,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30
sd. D. Nindlcatn Charnctcr.

vi aro surprised al Our Harrison.
burg newspaper friends that some o,
them should resent so seriously the
things 1notr competitions are saving
abpit theu that they shoIld feel i'm
p'l'e1 ,o $50 r. court and cveu have
tine other fellows arrested lt must
he due to the hot weather Possibly
iac things never would have been said
If II had been cooler weather in tn"
iIrt place We must take all these
thing into consideration; the flies the
mean lfWtar and We understand there
plenty ~ This i'm liarfisonburg. and
"3iI be unnl November. and that IT
VIII get tnc3ncr every day until that
Tune fin" mere fact Of having to i've
tn iiarrisonhurg ana the impossi-
hiHN OF getting away Allowance
must he made for all these dis.
u'graong circumstances
Hut suppose % fellow calls yoA
hef anA acru4cs you OF stealing a
newspaper. Does that prove it is
'ueH Docs IT NOT rather prove. with
ptper as high as it now is, that you
were more crazy than thief
10 want newspaper? Now ~ he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30
MONTE MARIA AlUMNAE
CELEBRATES JUBILEE
Elaborate Program For All Day Oh
servancc on Anniversary
Saturday.

The local alumnae association OF
Monte Maria Convent and Academy
viii Join with similar associations
from other cities and States In obsery-
ing the golden jubilee of this we'll
known institution Saturday at the hall
Of the Academy, st. Patricks Church
and the dining hail of the convent on
Church Hin.
Thousands OF pupils OF the insti-
tuition live in various parts Of the coun-
try, Many OF them have signified their
intention of coming to Richmond to
take part in the ceremonies incidental
TO the celebration of the fiftieth ami
versary OF their alma mater
The social features of the occasion
will be directed by Miss Madge Swee-
ney. president OF the st. Frances de
Sales Club. purse OF gold will be
presented Sister Aloysius, mother SUI
perior OF the convent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30
RELYING ON SHORT. SHARP WORK.


s"n"o oy 'he entrance OF i'N-
mania in the war have been long ma
fns~d
We .bnr ,.e s.,-rr4soa - .n...
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30
WOULDN'T FEED THE
c. D. ?. CANDIDATE
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes Showed Up Too
Late for Breakfast and Head
Waiter Turned Them Down.
BY WILLIAM HOSTER.

Estes Park. Colo. Aug. 29.--Gover-
nor Hughes motored up to the TIM
Der line. ten thousand feet above sen
level on the side OF Longs Peak this
afternoon and had luncheon with
Enos Mills. father Of Rocky Noun
tain Park
No attempt was made by the Re-
publican nominee and Mrs Hughes
to negotiate the $500 feet Of the peak.
Instead, they rambled about among
the crags and visited among the cot
tagers, calling among others upon
nineteen year-old Winston Wheeler,
son of a Wichita. Kansas, banker.
whose leg was broken last night in
motor wreck along the trail.
Up at Long s. peak, the Governor
and Mrs. Hughes were also photo
sraphed once more for the movies
Among those whom the Governor
found stopping high up there in the
mountains was Harry p Nichols.
chief OF the bureau of franchises OF
the finance department of New York
Mr.. Nichols was one of Mr.. Hughes
assistants in the insurance investiga-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30
OPTIMISM oozEs FROM THEM

we love the optirnlst He is the
fellow who cheers us when we arc
down-cast heartans us to our tasks
when s-weary, and helps us to fancy
our thirtyceut hank balance is
nest-eeg for real fortune.
He usually develops into seller Of
life Insurance policies or a peddler of
real estate; and finally through his
own optimism No atttns largo fortune
Up in New York this week there ia
a perfect food OF optimism 1t is
exuding from the Waldorf Astoria
Hotel where SIX hundred Delegates to
the national convention Of tho agents
of the Equitable LITE Insurance
Society are making their headquarters
Every one Of the six hundred hao
done from a hundred thousand 70 "a
million dollars worth OF business dur
ing the year
They haven't any kick coming They
are not preaching the doctrine that
Democratic pospertty IS merely a tenn
porary brand. Prosperity Is general
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30

ton which first brought the presi-
Genital candidate into public notice.
CHARLES T Farnham. manager Of
the, Hughes party. has declared war
on the management OF the Stanley
hotei, where the party is stopping.
Mr. ~. Mrs. Hughes came down to
ereakSsst yesterday at s:45 A. NJ. with
an appetite They were informed by
the head waiter that the dining room
closed at 40 and it would be impos-
slhle to serve them. The manager
explained that 1t was difficult to re-
tain help in these parts. and rulea
were rules, To prepare a breakfast
for Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes at that time.
he declared. might upset all the ar
rangements in the kitchen. All the
breakfast the candidate and his wife
got was coffee and rolls.
Farnham spent fifteen minutes last
night telling the manager what he
thought of him and the hotel.
Tomorrow will be the last day OF
the stay in Estes Park.
On Thursday afternoon the Cover
nor Will resume his campaign, going
over to Lovet and to address a coun-
try fair meeting before returning to
Denver, where in the evening he will
depart for Topeka.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30


-" g ''s i''Ss'''h 'f'Se' ""''" wv
suspect. has been extremely costly to
the armies Of the Car. both in men
and munitions
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30
GREAT RESPONSIBILITY TOFACE

welfare OF the nation should be put
above personal interests. Without
meaning to commit ourselves TO either
side in this important industrial dead
lock- we do suggest that arbitration
is fair and proper manner for set
Ting any question Of difference which
does not involve principles of per-
sonal honor. Where mans honor
Is involved, there can he no arhitra-
tion or no compromise. Where any
other interest is involved. and wrapped
up with It are the interests Of the
people as a whole arbitration Is the
fairest and best means for equitable
adjustment.
The eyes OF the world are upon the
noble Nirginan who 40 well fills the
Once OF President They are likewise
conferred upon the executive offices Of
our transportation lines and upon the
representatives Of organized American
labor The American people have
great confidence and justly so, in
Woodrow Wilson. He has measured
Hp to and met every emergency that
has arisen during his administration.
The people stIll look 70 him with tho
hope that in the end he may avert
strike, which would prove tho greatest
disaster in the industrial life Of the
United states In these last days and
hours We hope tho representatives. or
labor and the railroad executives will
fully realize the great responsibility
fhat rests upon them AMI scr clearly
that they are dealing with the daily
lives Of the American people. II We're
far better for eithor side 10 waive
point that would bring on general
strike and take time to submit their
appeal to the worlds greatest tr!-
hnnal the Judgment OF the American
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30
HTPPOroTAMus HOBBLE
IS TO HE STETIVED.

New York. Aug. 23.-The American
Society OF Professors OF Dancing VIII
hold Its annual convention In the ball
room Of the Hotel Majestic from Tues
day 10 Friday next week
Advance Information indicates that
heart 10 heart" dancing will be ia
booed, II Is 10 be attacked vigorously
by Louis H. ChaHr. formerly Of the
Russian Imperial Ballet. who wifi de-
liver the opening address or the con-
Vebtiou. The "hippopotamus hobbIe"
and other geological eccentricities are
to be laid on the shelf. and the tired
business man wifi he invited to kick
his heel in the athletic polka
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30
birthday Party For Dogs.

Tsorain, Ohio. Aug 29.--Miss Leota
Babcock. daughter of A. II. Babcock.
real estate dealer and capitalist. will
give n birthday dinner honoring her
pet French bulldog Pedro. three years
old The guests will be canine com
panions of Pedro. and will include
Queenie Roth. his twin sister; Curly
Stuck, Fox Henry, Tip Reed. Frenchie
Harris and Tip Benson. \ menu OF
dog biscuit and ice cream will be
served.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30

New York, Aug 2s-@The western
Union Telegraph Company today an
nounced the extension of its day-iet-
ter service 10 Canada. besinning Sep
TENDER l. Canadian offices operated
by the Great Northwestern Company
will be included In the system The
cost OF day letter OF nifty words Will
be one and onehaif times that of a
word message. Between points in
Canada the French language may be
used
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30
Supreme Court to Omen Fariicr

Washington, Aug. % A bill was
passed by the Senate Monday chang
ing from the second to the first Mon
day in October the date for opening
OF the annual term OF the Supreme
Court and revising procedure TO limit
cases which may be submitted and TO
enable the court to dispose promtly
OF many In which appeals have been
taken merely to cause delay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30
DR.. GEO. B. STEEL

In the passing away Of nr Geo "A
steel Richmond loses one Of her
oldest and most devoted sons. and The
Dental profession one Of It's most
highly honored practitioners kipe
in years, honored ny the people in
many WAYS, and deeply interested in
everything that made for the upIft Of
Rsrhnnond and Virginia, the death ot
Or. Steel ends a busy and useful life,
nzfed with good deeds Dy steel was
n man OF intense yea and carrertness.
Whether IN me csuso ~ rr'.an IN
the cause of education. or -3ue cause
OF civic righteousness, ne was keenly
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30
Colombia Learning Swiss system

Bcrne Switzerland Aug % \
mtNtnry mi ssiou' consisting of officers
~ the Swiss army Will soon leave
for Colombia 10 reorganiZe the army
~ that South American republic along
Swiss lines The officers are sent at
Colomb!a's request
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30
AlIlcs Lose 10 ooo In Wei,

New York Aug Forty thous-
and AnElo-French soldiers were lost
in one weeks fighting on the Somme
front said James NJ Beck. former as
sistant attorney general Of the Jrnited
states. who arrived yesterday from
England on the liner New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-30
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Louisville, KY, Aug. 2a.-The
Junior Hop Club. New Albany, voted
to offer reward of 500 for the ar
rest and conviction of the person or
persons who drugged punch served
at the clubs dance at Glenwood
Park, causing acute suffering for a
dozen or more young men and girls.
The physicians believe that croton oil.
ipecaC or lobelln was the drug joker
dropped into the punch after II had
been delivered at the park pavilion.