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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-06
DON'T EAT PEANUTS!
CAUSE APPENDICITIS

Cases of appendicitis have been
directly traced to peanuts. South
Bend people who eat indigestibie
food should guard against appen-
dicitis by taking twice-a-week
ONE SPOONFUL buckthorn
bark. glycerine, etc, as mixed in
Adler-i-ka-
This mixture Is so POWERFUL
AND cleanses bowels so thorough
ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost
ANY CASE constipation, sour or
gassv stomach ONE bottle has
relieved mild cases appendicitis.
Most medicines act only on lower
bowel: Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH
lower and upper bowel. In TEN
MINUTES stomach trouble is re-
lieved-the INSTANT action is
surprising. Although powerful II
NEVER gripes. The American
Drug Co. 133 y. Main st.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-06

and will probably be the most elab-
crate affair of the year Many of
the debutantes of the season will be
seen in the special dances and the
boxes have been taken by the most
notable society families Inv the city.
Miss Anne Morgan, sister of ]. p.
Morgan, heads the executive commit
tee arranging the ball.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-06

NEW YORK.-New York society
is looking forward with eagerness to
the Black and White ball, 70 be held
on Jan. II. The proceeds of the
ball will be given to the Ladies'
auxiliary of the Lying-In hospital.
The ball promises to be the largest
event Of the New York social season
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-06
lOIO ln4uaL rIuaSlIGc.

No family medicine chest is wei
locked without bottle of TONSlLINE,
for you don t know what moment 1t may
be needed to relieve a sudden case Of
Sore Throat. Relieving Sore Throat is
rONSILINE'S special mission. 1t is
made for that-adyertised for that-sOld
for that one purpose. TONSILlNE Is
the one and only Sore Throat Remedy
which is sold over large part rs
of the United States. You II need Go
TONSILINE one Of these days,
or some night when the drug
store il closed better have a IA
bottle ready at home when you "a
aeedit most. 25c.. soc. and 81 90. W
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-06
Can save Churches.

The keynote 10 the work OF the
conference was expressed in an ad-
dress by the Rev. Junius ID. Remen-
snyder Of the general synod Of the
Evangelical Lutheran church.
I'm the 18th century" ne said.
"the churches saved Christianity by
separation. In the goth century
Christianity will save the churches
by bringing them together"
He declared a world conference of
the separated churches should have
the sympathy and prayers Of
churches everywhere"
The Right Rev Boyd Vincent,
Episcopal bishop of diocese Of
southern Ohio. speaking on church
unity. said the beginning Of unity
was contained in the clear statement
OF things in which the Christians
differ as well as those in which all
agree. He hoped that at the pro-
posed world conference TO which the
present conference is a preliminary.
there would be a plain and full
statement of all the differences and
beliefs.
"Our hope OF church unity "a the
outcome of such a conference" add
ed Bishop Vincent lis nothing more
nor less than the Lords prayer. that
we all may be one. The Protestant
Episcopal church in this matter puts
itself under the guidance of Cod"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-06

necessary in the determinations Of
the council" the resolutions say, but
after the analogy OF the ancient
canons. IL shall endeavOr to act, so
FAR as practicable. with substantial
unanimity."
To the representatives Of each
communion is entrusted the task Of
formulating the propositions Of faith
and order considered 10 be held in
common by their own communion
and the rest Of Christendom and held
by their own communion as it's spe-
cial trust and the ground upon which
IL stands apart from other COM
munions."
The council is directed TO select a
board Of advisers upon which THE
several families Of the Christian faith
shall be adequately ard justly repre-
sented."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-07

Chorus girls in "very Good Eddie
burg lawyer, daughter of Denver
clergyman and graduate of Vassar
BY IDAH McGLONE GIBSON
New York, Feb. different re-
uuisites are asked of the chorus girls
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-07

clergyman, daughter Of a Baltimore sin
ollege. -,.--... s,. ow
of today than of the chorus girls of
yesteryear.
Today it is still a question of limbs, ~. ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
SOLDIERS QUELI
AUSTRO REVOLT
IN PRISON CAMP

CuCiENNE. ont Ma, is Nn vul.
break amons Austrian prisoners Of v,r
in N, inisrmcnt camp ~ klrustsslng
last irids, vss pu,'lyi b, ~. mutnr,
authorities pt,f on, ~ the prisoner. was
KILLED u.nr s'tirusi, wounded. several
'sIan, sni four ,nsh,l, injured II v,'
learned hcf,
m, revolt BE- pii tr have been star,
~ bi about lhis, hundred Austrian mis-.
unrfs Who were removed nom ihr ramr
ni lrrnfium where they had INFUSED to
Wufk ana had iufuvl on their FuRfds
fhr, we're taken isst "Wednesday undet
h'aV Iua'i ~ ihr kppufkasinr camrs
ahunt si,ty milcs west ui hrrv IN tho
trans. continental taiivas
The new arrivals continued tn manifest
srtii " characterization NJ karnsks.
ins IN" smcnldrunr ur'rst eliminated
l'iia, into n riot and The Euafds fired
nn the prisoners Nifles and b.,nne,s e
were used freely. " is said. and Tho ,u,
hf'ak in which other rnsonrts partiri.
psiti Was not uurilsd frt several hour.
There we're M casualties among the col.
dirfs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16

Scycniv.nvc automobiles via b" IN
rcndlnc o 40 the pN han 'nmouo" 81
tctuouu pi u.rlu.k 90 iulD citizens "u 70
n"n |rh' seeing tup Z" the site "I 'h'
riupu.,d r,., roerr,u'r Ou ih" Hufih ''h
iduu r.,r tnu.' DAni wi''. "nf'"N'.
ul M, ,li, Nhou' lVu hundred DiN'n.
took OH, uIp YESTERDAY afternoon ' b.
,.lmutod that douhi, that number NiI'
pu tomorrow ti. officials end mrub'i
Of tho ,illrn committee Nu explain
tho h. of lh' baud nnd nu point ln
doubt
"Wnti du I think ~ such an emporium
II, Tor voters lu sec he site Of the ne"
tescr,oir'' f,id Mayor ~ oNofhols"r 10.
IA, 4 think i' .. ono ~ N" stronger II
possible argument. There Dr. no proof
like letting man sec something with
NJ. own eye, The natural advantages N
the site. IA, basin formed a. thI. point
tho simrlc construction problems in-
,ol,cd nrr plain to every ou" who look.
oyer the J'r
sdvantSgss Evldso,
Tl, 800, has lc,n mlousd ut .om"
~ il, foremost engineers .u The .nuri".
hu' one dur- NOT need IN h' an engineer
10 see Ne advantage
"su rrclt nre the natural advantage.
nj tho st, that diu dlm would b"
ali that b.. needed. c,,op' that We want
io pro,lds ar,Irs, every posslhlc emcrg
enc, ~ course M, rngiuccfs calculate
thai ali N. flood water win o., carried
OF D., tine ny.psu Tho h,.rtss viii ,ur.
"a nm, food which We have eve, hnd IN
.this r,r, ,f tho .ornif, n, rroate-f
tnipfsU We have ever hnd here va. a,
inches IN twenty four hours rn up r
utrbirot, tho. Quo. had nineteen nrhr.
,r th,,, d,,. 0f course such , 'au Z,
urIit.I, uut "a, V,r, In BE- ,h.Du',E
.,,t TIA, q. , rc,.np f,r making hc
dan, n, r,r,o,,.d ,Durrsi. and anchor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
MRS. waite TO
attend TRIAL OF
HUSBAND-SLAyER
Wife OF New York Dentist Is
Ready TO Help State Sc.
cure Conviction.

SEW NoWk. MAY ~ Mr. clara \
wsUr arrived herr Mrnd,, flom hri
homo In Gisud N,rids. Mich accom-.
rsnicd d, her ntoih,f rete, rrsk 20 si.
tend the trial ~ her husband. ~ Arthur
warren waite. accused ~ the murder Of
hcf fs,hcr john = rc,k. IN this 'i,,
March y The ifisi be- s,, tcf neat Mcn
ds,
Mts waite declared Nonda, nirhi that
,hc vss tsad, ,u ts,iih q, lhs ulsl ui
her huthsnd
~ RN dui, iu aiirnd tho trial " I
am nr sie said Y an NOT HntNus
80 go Dot Isri ihst it is IN, iuN ~
nN parents ard an teadl to dn sn,.
lhiur int that reason
In ntl husbands cass there ms, have
been . isCh .uf m,fnl balance hut there
vas NO lark ~ responsibility There was
nn ~ ~ anRst no jealousy the Onl,
motive wss ,-ans, Lave WIS .hovsfsd 10
him Ne IL Rhsnlu,el rut NJ M ifc nnv
The ldral he tertessniei ~ mo uii al.
Nats hc nnt that I shall care ahru, any
Eifi would Hut he was No, tha, deal
lic Wss q diiisrrn, rrtsrn 10 me n, si.
Na,t deceived me
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
WEATHER EXTREMES
IN WESTERN TEXAS

ruHr WORTH r,,ss Ma, is n.
rofis ftcm west Texas iuwns Nnnd,,
n.sh' indicated weather extreme IN the
past ivenu tour huuts which e.,.b.
l'hod records ir' this season NJ the ,cs,
n usinss,illc after period VI csrs,.
s,tlt hish temperatures iot MAY m,
thermometer icll slmo., 10 the fte.,ins
poin, ntcpn nwocd reported sltnilat wealth
~ With almost hisssri conditions re-.
vsilins lsie Monday nirhi 4 hsu storm
ild much damage In the vicinity ~
nailas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
RECONSIDERATION OF
RUBlEE VOTE DISCUSSED

wNsluNGTuN. NAV s-Ucrorsdcr,-
lion " ihc vote hy which the senate late
Mprdb, refused 10 confirm George Uuh.
ic" ~ N,W Hampshire Hy member ~
the federal trad, commission was dis.
cusscd TUESDAY Bs possibility T.. sup.
poftsfs " m" nominee Senator Hollis
" New iipmpshiro Who l"d ihr trb' iu
hrhlf vf the confirmation is ir pu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16

sitinu fo move for RECOMMENDATION The
rejection of 10, nomination was regard
90 a- o victor, for Senator G1luuger uf
N'w Hampshire vino. fof almost , ,o,r
and hbIf had fought Mr WuhIr, boo tnr
ice" of administration support 1n the
ground that he vus personally orru,.
uus 60 him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
Winsome, New White Blouses

An organdy blouse appropriate for wearing with tailored suit
finished in crochet buttons and two Of double pas Leg
mutton sleeves $3.50
style Of cNquN" organdy white handembrodcrcd and
trimmed IN Nmcncrnnc- lace Pearl buttons $3.50
Another Of }oIc priced $3.50 II is aud-ombrodcrcd
ana finished ~ mcdaIIon Of real lace The collar is flat
Gcrs.lg rm' blouse rmn, 'front.' ala u, collar
10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
NEW MOTOR RECORD

NEW YORK, May l6 nrw record
for AN automobile run between Los An
gole, and New York hrs been made by
T. q. IiakcL who ,rNci here Mondn,.
seven da,s. eleven hours rnd nu,-iWo
minutes after hc LEFT the California ,tt.
Tn" distance covered vas 1i7l mile.
Bakci held tho prcviouA rt'pil OF eleven
dais. a','n hours aud fifteen minutes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
APPELLATE COURT OPINIONS

Opinions aud orders were handed down
Tu'sday moruur hy the 'uprcm" court
ana the various divisions ~ the supreme
court commission o. folour
supreme cour, Opinions.
SO 12De g. II Dunngtn "t nj 's tho
town OF Red Rock. dlIurt court of
Nohl" "ouun affirmed
No 5'oa sam g. Lambert 'a ]
Smith dl ir.l ,ouii ui Nlf1lH count ,
r' .'rH'd and lrmpndod
80 h.2s ldn T.. l'rldEo WluoU H
I'r next nirud. W W Wells, - IS 10.
Eon, and the luImors and Merchants
NpiionW hruk OF uun dHtrlDt court ot
Johnston county r'y'rs'd and fcmnn1
I'd
SO e107 william Nndrrson. guardian.
I've Lucy Anderson noe Brown. district
court ~ Tul-n county. affirmed
80 77l6 Cr,IM Ice Cream COMPANY
,t Emma Il wood. district court Of OK
lahouu county. reversed and rcmand'd
so C1pS Thomns VI l,nch y- Mr
and Nf. y - Poe ditri'l court pi
kiuvu county. 20. rfsod 1rd r'mrnd'I
Supreme cour, orders
''.h 2. - " 80 'lI'N'' 'l'' ''''l'''..
HtrrrH ti2, l. q lwuInn'" com
ponv vs. Parker 1l.' T.. !. " II" In.
suran'' company fa nlrg'r leave D.
ho''hy runlod tn ul' second rr'l'l"n i"'
.r,hcnring within ten days 10 BE- 'ousld
cred hy tho .upl'm" court mnnH'i"
rthyod pending s-conl petition ior f'.
h,HrInr
tnl2 santa &c.. Liberal 4 Inrl""ooh
Inropd r,mpnut v " = NW lul.
IvHN company. rud SO i't CANADIAN
IHtrr lpilrod ruurHn. ss "a
~ EIlnp. ,pmw,nt o. a.. upon nrnlt
iuu UId NpuI 70 ''' Nw' in 'l'
l.... .. nr,n. extended H g.. HH
stipulation.
$40 n,o, rnrl v..r % rs l.
L.. ,I. gp.r m0rpr rl,f N' . l'lt
Il,u, h. N.uN granted fu Nnhira~
|,I..m,l, 'pr correction am'rdmeri H
~, mad, within 'mut NN. iuf unh''
Iupcr.. ION of fra. court. urou f,' dn''
|r,r., ~ opposite rertr
No 7p7 Nho Znhr ,. N 0h~f
Ifnirrr fr error 4. uc'ohs granted i.'
Ida,s 'o m, nn,f resisting motion 'o d...
IN.ss
80 sU.i Martha Milo. We J "
| Thompson. motion 'u transfer 10 supreme
|rouri. nl,d Nat o.. ult BE- rrrrr over
Iui,d
"a a.. v,por.ld Miller al
I,u., . D,,on, advanced and set ful
IuhmI, .,or Ar re,, s.llrmou' u' p,.'.
no .1., Kansas DIt, -nuihDn lM0
I,,. .,,rr,,, .s IS g. Langley. admin.
IIuuior n hereby ordered u1t ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16

Elordou vn. po,." s,id nrr uf lont
r.lm Norkw'n Who uassrd Sew Ypfk
UHo1' ticket chopper hut after ,U had
go' w UIord,r" could m, b, found
Oxford eagle., 1916-10-12

r,...-.-... Pnone zO>
1t will be remembered thax
Willis in company with two
mittees, one representing the
at large, the other the oxfor(
ness Mems Club, met the ho,
board Of supervisors at it's Z
meeting and after several inter,
talks made by district agent. Willis
and others. the board granted the
county a demonstration. Mr.. L. A.
Olson comes highly recommended and
will do his part we'll
County Demonstration Olsen will
Office with Prof McCIarty, county
superintendent of Public Education.
and will be found in his Office on
Saturdays.
Mr.. Olson is ready now to begin
assisting the farmers in putting in
Fall oats, clover and other fall crops
that may be planted.
Let US all be reasonable in our de-
mands made on Mr.. Olson. but let US
keep him busy. He is ready to begin
work Monday, October 18th He will
spend Wednesday and Thursday, two
days Of the County Fair on the
grounds and in his Office.
Look him up and get acquainted.
OXFORD BUSINESS MEMS CLUB.
By Publicity Committee.
Oxford eagle., 1916-10-12
IN MEMORY OF LITTLE Jamie
PATTERSON.

As the last rays Of September sun
vanished from the earth, heralding the
close of a beautiful day, the Death
Angel was lowering over the body of
little eleven year old Jamie Patterson,
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Patterson. In the early part Of
the night her soul departed to her
Maker, while her anxious family and
friends stood by. She is mourned by
her father and mother. several broth
ers and sisters and a host of friends.
Jamie was one Of the brightest, most
admired and beloved girl of this com
munity. The sorrow shown by her
playnlates and classmates in Sunday
School and literary school. in both Of
which she was much interested, attest
how strong was their affection for her.
To her father and mother, brothers
and sisters, our hearts go out in
sympathy. Yet we realize how like
moekery is any earthly consolation.
There IS consolation in this fact. how
ever, that far away from this world
where the threnody means and breaks.
there is a meeting place that is eter-
nal Meet her there.
B. r. GRISS0M.
Oxford eagle., 1916-10-12
ABBEvILLE.

We are still enjoying { y the dust.
Times are dull in cur little Burg,
but we think weTl join in the County
Fair and get our share of renewed
energy.
Mrs Manns and Miss jamie Wool
ridge are on the sick list.
Misses Kathrine and Walker Good
left Monday to take charge Of their
respective schools in Marshall county.
Rev. Horton Of Holly Springs filed
his regular appointment here Sunday
morning and night.
Miss Tidewell and Mr. Arthur
Downs. were week end guests Of Miss
Susie White.
Miss Pauline Owen will leave in 4
few days to take charge of her school
near TuIa-
The Ladies' Missionary Society
Met Tesday afternoon at the Metho-
dist church where they held an inter
esting meeting.
Miss Susie White began her school
duties at Union Hill Monday.
Mr. Lester James will leave this
week for Cornith to take a course
in civil service.
Oxford eagle., 1916-10-12
HARMONTOwN.


As haven't seen any news from
this part of the Country in some time
viii write few of the local hap
penings.
Health is very good at this time.
Farmers are most through harvesting
Mr.. Jesse Newell and Mrs. Bette
Sanders of Laws Hill spent Sunday
with Mrs. ]. L. Cook.
Mr.. r L. Jones and wife, DIR. G.. f..
Crawford and wife, Miss HeaIon Cook,
Mr.. Jim Fitch and wife, 7. NJ. Brown,
Earl Murehison. Bill BilIingsIey went
to the Fair in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Bilhngsley will
move in few weeks to Holly
Springs
Mrs. J. L. Reid and children Of
Blaekwater spent the week end with
her mother Mrs. ]. l. Cook
Brother Ira Metts filed his fathers
place here Sunday with an excellent
sermon
Messrs. viii, Jim, and Auther
Saunders of Laws Hill, Earnest Reid
of BIaekwater were here Sunday.
Mrs. r. F. Saunders spent Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. G.. F. Craw-
ford
With best wishes to the Eagle.
GREEN EYES"
Editors Note.-We would like for you
to write the news each week We
assure you that it is appreciated by
our readers and our selves.
Oxford eagle., 1916-10-12
HONOR ROLL OF THE OXFORD
HIGH SCHOOL.

HONOR ROLL or TIE oxFoRI
HIGH SCHOOL.
18th Grade:
Josephine Bogard.
Dele Davis.
Gladys Short
iith Grade:
Lula MeDaniels.
Lucille Morgan
Georgia Duncan.
Ioth Grade:
Alice May Farley.
Mary Hume.
Irnie Scarborough
Lena Wilson.
Sallie Murry Wilkins.
sth Grade:
Edwin Ross Butler
Wayne Short.
Hugh Morley.
sth Grade:
Norine Meek.
Mary floerance Carnathan.
Barry Brown
Annie Claire Hargis.
7th Grade:
Walter Lee Hall.
Gertrude Milden-
Mary Elmore.
sth Grade:
Gladys Hall.
Edith Marie kirkwOod.
Virginia Lewis.
Kate Mcmahon.
Bennie Metts.
5th Grade:
Hattie Hiler.
Mary Bruce
Mary Kate Hickey.
Oscar Kirkland.
W. L. Heard-
9TH Grade:
Ned Oldham.
Neva Russell.
3rd Grade:
Elizabeth Browning.
Julienne Bramlett.
Bedelee Nets.
Dorothy Milden.
Lucille Smith.
Calvin Brown.
Oxford eagle., 1916-10-12
OXFORD HIGH.

"We have met the enemy and they
are ours" This can well be said
since cur recent victory over Water
Valley on the football field. We met
them last Friday and defeated them
the same day by a score Of is 20 o.
The features of the game we're the
taekleing Of MeDaniels and the line
driving Of Lawhorn. both of Oxford
Those to make touchdowns were
More tCaptD and Gideon. Next Fri
day we viii 20 to Water Valley and
defeat them and We want all Of you 60
go and root" for US.
Rev. E. S. Lewis conducted the de-
votional exercises in Big Chapel
Friday morning.
We are glad TO report that Miss
Lola May MeElvaney is able to be
with Us again after two or three weeks
Of illness.
Several cases Of Dyptheria have de
veloped in the gramar grades. We
hope that this disease viii not get SO
serious that school win have to be
suspended.
Miss Dele Davis. a member Of the
senior class, spent the latter part Of
last week at her home in Delay.
Last months records show that
every member Of the senior class was
perfect in department the whole
month. Every one that is perfect in
department for one month gets a half
holiday so We rave decided to go
chestnut hunting during our holiday.
We expect to get half-holiday every
month, for, as Miss Hickey says, we
are perfect Angels
Rev. Phelps, presiding Elder Of the
Holly Springs district Of the NJ. z.
church south made an address Tues
day morning to the pupils Of the high
school, He took for his text the
fourth chapter Of Proverbs. from the
twentieth to the twenty sixth verses.
At the beginning he stated that he
would attempt to bring US "a message
of good cheer and, in our estimation.
he succeeded in his attempt. The things
he emphasized most were dicipIine and
school spirit Everyone was highly
pleased with his talk and hope very
mueh that he will come again soon.
Elsewhere in this paper you will
find list Of those who got on the
honor rolf last month Those whose
names you see in that list made an
average Of 90 per cent on all their
studies and in department.
Those in the senior class to get on
Oxford eagle., 1916-10-12
MT. ZION.

Hurrah for our County Fair and
keep lookout for the Mt. Zion booth
We still have a few things left if
Mr.. Boil Weavil and Mrs. Dry
Weather did prolong their visit and
enlarge their stomaehes while here.
Come along friends with your Com
nunity booths. Well meet you at the
court house in Oxford on Tuesday. the
18th, and run i close second with you
in the decorative art. So let's join
hands and shake of these diseourag-
ing shaekles. Look up, and laugh and
lift.
Our school opens Monday next with
Miss Pheoba Walters as teacher.
Rev ]. r James filed his regular
appointment here last Sunday.
Mrs. LoveIlan Of Dallas, Texas will
spend the winter with her daughter
Mrs. Lee Still.
Mr.. Dunbar White who has been alb
sent all the fall overseeing a gin at
Summer. Miss. visited his wife and
children Saturday and Sunday.
The friends Of Mr.. W. z. Clark will
be panied to learn of the death of his
mother recently At her home in Tenn.
Mrs. Clark was a citizen Of our county
several years age and -rzsst estizi
able woman.
Our community was refreshed with
a nice rain early this week aIIaying
the dust and putting new life into
everybody.
Oxford eagle., 1916-10-12
COMMUNITY BOOTHS At THE
FAIR.
BY Mrs. A. p. Galloway

To Abbeville, Taylor, Burgess. La
fayette Springs, Tula, Paris. Tocopola.
Cornish, Altus, Splinter, Hopeweli. Mt
Zion. Central, North Oxford, New
Prospect, Wood Leigh. Markette. De
lay Orwood. Gomez, North Oxford or
any other community in our county
we send greetings and a cordial well
come to you to put your mites to-
gether and form a community booth
at our County Fair here on the 18th.
and 18th inst.
Phone or drop a card TO the Fair
Association and they will have a booth
prepared for you. Send your com
mittee on Tuesday the 18th inst. to
decorate and arrange your booth.
Lets cooperate and get acquainted.
exchange ideas and swap experiences,
and remember if we have suffered in
any way this year that others have
suffered also-so let's not be cast
down and faint hearted. A discourag-
ed person or community never won a
battle. The doctrine found in the old
adage Where there is will there is
also a way" is pretty sound for il an
individual or community wills 10 do a
thing; that thing usually comes to
fruition- Whether il be good or
whether it be bad.
Our beloved old Lafayette county is
now facing a serious crisis, a time
when her sons and daughters who
have her welfare at heart, must right
about face" and lets cooperate and
do 1t valientiy and with all the in
telligence we can command. 1t has
been said that knowledge is power
but this is not true. knowledge
applied is power, and SO if we do not
apply or use what we know and have
we are both impoverished and I'M
"To him that knoweth to
do good and doeth il not, to him il is
sin." We want in our county better
farmers, better homes, better health,
better schools, better churches, better
poultry, better live stock. and a more
fraternal spirit among our fellows.
And there is no docbt but that a
County Fair conducted upon clean
and wholesome basis where our people
from all over the county can assemble,
ideas and exhibit articles
created by hand and brain is a most
happy medium through which these
conditions can be brought about
rivalry and optimism always
bears fruit and is relished by the best
Of people.-So let's implore our Father
for general and refreshing showers
70 allay the dust and make the wealth
er comfortable and permit Us to meet
on Tuesday the nth and place our
mites on exhibition and get better ae-
luainted with each other socially and
90 back to our homes resolved TO ex-
ercise more Pluck and trust less to
luck