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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-09-15

That's what they all say the very
first time they use "GETS-IT." It's
because "GETS-ITo' is so simple and
easy to use-put it on in a few sec
Onds-becauSe there is no work or
-fooling to do, no pain that
shoots up to your heart 1t gets your
corns off your mind. All the time it's
working-and then, that little old
corn-free skin underneath-andy your
corn is gone! No wonder millions
prefer "GETs-1T" Try it tonight.
"GETS-IT'' is. sold and recon-
mended by druggists everywhere. 25c
q bottle. or sent on receipt of price
by E. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago. III.
Sold in Stanford and recommend
ed as the worlds best corn remedy
by The Lincoln Pharmacy
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Lyuld Il. L lIihudiIi ,
Vegetable Com
pound. When / was
45 and h a d tn e
Oh ange of Life,
a friend recon-
mended it and it
gave me such relief
from my bad feel
ings that / took
several bottles. /
am now well and
healthy and recouo-
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NOTICE TO THE
TAXPAYERS.

i, or my deputie. will be at the fol-
lowing places in Lincoln county on
the dates named for the purpose of
collecting your taxes which are now
due. Please meet US promptly. Bring
your road claims with you. Dates are
as follows:
Crab Orchard, Sept. 16.
Kings Mountain, Sept. %.
Waynesburg, Sept. %.
Hustonville, Sept. 80.
Crab Orchard, Oct. 7th.
Kings Mountain, Oct. Is.
Waynesburg, Oct. II.
Hustonville, Oct. 21st.
Grab Orchard, Nov. 4th.
Waynesburg, Nov. 11th.
Hustonville, Nov. 25th.
J. C. WATERFORD, Sheriff Of
Lincoln County.
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SUGAR GROVE HONOR ROLL

Grade CLARA Adams.
Grade 3.-Addie Tucker.
Grade 4.-Myrtle Tucker, Rachel
Tucker McWiiiiam Tucker, James
Tucker.
Grade 5.-Josephine Tucker.
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''0nIy 'eets.R for )
Ne After This J"
It "Gets" Every Corn Every Time.
Painless. Nothing More Simple.

'Tll tell you what. I've quit using
making a package out of my toes
with bandages and contraptions-
quit digging with knives and scis-
sors. Give me eGETS-IT' every time"
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LOGAN'S FORT SITE
Continued from first page.)

pace; when she was going just as
fast as mortal feet could go, she
threw herself behind the chimney.
The Indians, not seeing her, thought
she had out-strippea them in the
race. Their fury knew no bounds;
with tomahawks cleaning and gilt
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-09-15
ELDERLY WOMEN
SAFEGUARDED
Tell Others How They Were
Carried Safely Through
Change of Life.

Durand, wis., am the mother of
fourteen children and l owe my life to
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DIR. Ganfeld's Tribute to Woman.


DR.. William A. Garfield, President
Of Centre College was introduced by
Miss Burch, but the people OF Stan
ford feel they need no introduction
to him, having the honor of hearing
him speak previously. DR.. Garfield
is most enthusiastic and accommo-
dating on all occasions and it is a
rare treat to be able to hear him
even in so short speech. DIR. Gan
fields remarks were eloquently beau
tifully impressive. In closing he
paid the following beautiful tribute
to woman.
Memorial history is as old as the
signal experiences Of men. On the
banks of the ancient Nile crumble
the pyramids which tell the story OF
the achievements of the people OF
those early days. All over the con.
tinent of Europe stand the monu.
ments which memorabilia the folks
of other times and chimes. Already
our young republic boasts her Bunk
err Hill, her Yorktown and scores OF
other monuments adjoining our ma
tional and state capitals. This tab
let of iron and of stone will ever
remind US and our children of the
heroic lives and deeds of Kentucky
early men.
While we are thus thoughtful OF
the great deeds and greater lives OF
our noble living and heroic dead, we
are never unmindful of the noble
sacrifice, the heroic service and the
unfailing courage of the women OF
the land. And when at last fitting
monument shall be erected in this
fair land of ours, upon which shall
be emblazoned the names and deeds
of heroes of the past, above and be-
Y ID all shall be left a space of mar
bic, purest white. On it not name
S all be written, not a word shall be
there, but every beholder shall for
ever know that it stands sacred to
the memory of the women of the
land, for in all the language of
tongue or pen, there are not found
words true enough and pure enough
strong enough and bright enough, to
tell the story of the heroism, the
courage, the sacrifice, and our hearts
alteration and devotion to the women
whom we love. salasNa
The audience, assisted by the
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
PEACE PROTOCOL
WITH MEXICO UP
TO CARRANZA
Continues fre@ rsss oae)


t.I separate patrol OF the border
hv each nation. with cooperation u
possible. to be arranged between
rrs respective commanders FOR dis
,.,.1u 90 internal problems upon
geo .ouftn'ne De $
secretary Lane holds the latter 70
tc thc most vital and insists signif-
.aur1 that reforms. including pro.
lection of American rights. lives
and properly must be accomplished
1y Mexico eithe- on her own ini,is.
tive or with American heip-other
wise evidently, interference
Following is !. parsphrsse OF the
agreement
The American troops now in Chi.
huahua. commanded by Gen. John
= Pershlng. shAll be withdrawn
within - days from the approval OF
;Ae protocol by ,he respective gov
rrnments. provided that within that
time the conditions IN that part OF
Mexico have not become such as
fo endAnger the American border
In such event time shall be ex-
tended
"Second-The Mexican army shah
patrol the Mexic-n side OF the bor-
.er and the American army the
American side. but this shall not
preclude cooperation between the
tvo forces 10 preserve peace upon
he border
"Third-lt shall De let- 20 the
commanding oricers OF the armies
on the border of both nations 10
enter into such arrangements for
cooperation in operations against
bandits whenever Il is possible.
The right OF the American gov
tynmAnt 20 send troops across the
border in pursuit OF bandits was
rot incorporated in the protocol but
" az made the subject OF supple
mental memorandum The MeXicans
rad contended earnestly against
gning any agreement in which
fhey appeared 70 sanction what
hey termed the violation OF their
national territory.
+ VAS the agreement ot the
Americans AnalY 20 content hem
selves with stating the attitude Of
the United States In separate
memorandum that induced the Mex
icans 20 sign the agreement
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
WYANDOTTE

Wtandotte lodge No. 100. 8 4nd \
NJ VIII nolu past wnstrts night
Monday svcnIuE. \oN - iHru error
the date WAS given as NOV. 30 n NO
tcr~ sent Go mem hcrs Grand Master
John II HEwk ks viii be prcseu1
The Rev. a. j Currie has tAksn up
his new duties As pastor % tho Wy
andotte Congregational church. sun
dday morning ne VIII preach a
Thanksg wing sermon: Lest We tor
get HIS evenln gsermou ia In her
steps ruth
Postmaster John +. Mclnerney an
nounces that the postofnce viii 10
closed. and city regular delivery ser
vice suspended on Thanksg day
special delivery will bs maintained
The Vvaudotte Poultry and Pet
Stock association has completed plans
FOR is sixth annual score card show
90 he held In Aroeiter hall in WAN
dotte Zee lt-1-. Competition i-
pen 10 all breeders OF poultry or PCT
stock Four hundred dollars worth
or prem ums are offered and iu ad
dit'Un the merchandise priTss ~ b.
hons Will be awarded The Assoc'a-
ton has secured the services rf 'Th's
: FnIkner. of Tiffn. o fof iIlCe
NJ Fslkner has Judged pauit-t sf
shows all over The country HuI .s rrr
% the best Judges that could bo
talped
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
COAL INQUIRY
NOT COMPLETED

The federal grand jurv 7as dis
missed subject 70 cali Friday stter.
room. without any action on testi
nony before it on The Detroit coal
titUation
District Attorney kinnane said
nc coal investigation Is not finished
nd that investigators vii follow
up important facts bruurh. 70 ,dght
by examination ofLrominen' ocfcil
GsaIers
The coal invest CATION covers a
vide area AMI the solutior is not
10 be found in lnv locality" said he
district attorney. We may torn
The basis Of prosecutions in This dis
trict or help 70 assist pros seeution
IN other districts
Federal Investigators expect 20 Ok.
tend their investigation 20 The high
pr,ce ~ food.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

moved from No. ieots Piigrim-ave. TO
No. 61f Pasadena-Rve.
Mrs I. NJ DeNQe and daughter,
Helen Elizabeth. of Glendale and
months visit with relatives ~ Mt,
Pleasant Mich.
Mr. and Mrs J Lowe moved Friday
from No f9f WaNerly 10 No, 80
Ru"na Nista-ayc. west
BENJAMIN Fletcher. 81 Newark y.
T.. is the guest - NJ and Mrs. u. \.
CLANCY, OF 80 ,239 llishland ~
Mr. and Mrs L.. g. Raudoir- and
family have moved 20 NJ. goo Con-
necttcut-ate.
Mr. Tower connected with tho
American BOF Magazine. addrC esed
the members 81 tho boys discussion
group Ia the high school lie spoke
on Commercial opportunities
james q. kegerson ~ Toronto. "
Rog"rson - No ets HtrhlHnd-ave
Mr. and Mrs W {. Rworn. of No
81 WaNerly ave. have left 20 spend
the winter months n Florida
Miss Alta Gretton, piano teacher.
formerly located az No no ELM
hurst-sye.. has opened a studio al No.
- BusuR Vista a-ave. west
Mas Eleanor tOoneN. of No. IS
Richton-Rvc. ~ suffering from n se-
we're attack of diphtheria
The HEhland Park night school
which has been ~ operation Tor about
two weeks has an attendance OF
about so
MT and Mrs Albert RfRdwRv. FOR
merly or the Thirteen Mlle-rd have
taken up their residence at No. 90
Iie his ud-sve
The STORY hour periods" AZ the
Highland PARK public library which
proved 20 he very popular with the
younger set lpst winter were re
sumed this afternoon. Mrs " P
Mccullough formerly chfldren's u
brariau OF Detroit - taking charge
ut tho story telling
Rodolph sudem ~ No ss5 Reivi-
lere- ave was arratgned In Justice
tApagars court and Nned IS with
the ortion ~ 80 days IN the Detroit
house ~ correction for not he@ting
tho 'tanit signals on Woodward ave
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
Company Official Ad-
mits Poor Service at
Rate Hearing
DETROIT LINES
CALLED BUSIEST
Meters Depended On to
Reduce Excessive
Talking

Detroit telepl one service Is poor
an average % - per cent Of calls
Seing incompleted. according 20 the
Michigan state Telephone com
pany's admission, FRIDAY afternoon.
in the hearing before state railroad
commissioners on It's plan TO raise
rates by installing meters
George NJ. Welch. general man
aser OF the Michigan State Teie-
phone company. made me sdmis.
sion OF poor service He was placed
OF the stand when it became known
that Harry J. Dagemsn. corporation
counsel. planned 10 introduce zoe
witnesses 20 prove that Detroit
telephone service is poor Teic.
phone company onicials said they
oid not want tn, rate case clouded
by testimony from disgruntled tele-
phone users
Mr.. welch said that whom - per
cent OF calls we're not completed,
telephone service might be consid-
9ff0 Dd0a nv fNfN - 49, -" IT. ~
incompletsd calls are due 70 busy
lines. He said subscribers abandon
nine per cent of calls
r. r. Sunny. president OF the
Michigan State telephone company.
Who characterized the metered ser
v!ce "a the only solution OF De
.roit's telephone problem, said the
calling rate In Detroit for the num-
ber OF phones installed Is higher
than anywhere else He said there
are $4,000 telephones in Detroit
and the calling rate is as high as
IL q day.
Mr.. Sunny said installation OF
meters would ca. down the exces-
sive calling and greatly improve the
service. He admitted to Hal Smith.
attorney for the Detroit Board OF
Commerce. tha- the reduction in
the number OF calls was one OF the
company's aims La planning netered
service.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
BENEFITS
OF PRAYER
ARE SHOWN

svsFzbie thing about prayer is that
n does things.
ssThe greatest need of modern
ME- IN great. strong personalities.
We have some scholars. few
posts, a host OF men OF affairs. and
many sscond-rate politicians and
statesmen. But we have few great
personalities. for men don't realize
what they can gain by coupling
themselves vita immense reserve
energy thru IL.
''In the nineteenth century they
AsA John Bright. Bishop TetEel Bis
msxck and Abraham Lincoln. every
one OF whom believed in prayer and
prscticed II IN their critical mo-
msnte. Prayer accounted for a
great part Of their powers. All Of
AZ are living below the highest
possible notch OF our achievement.
This would not be so II we were all
set tree and were in contact with
the irresistible etstents OF spiritual
power and energy.
ITO attain this don't ask a def
mite boon. Lie PROSTATE and let the
ib6owing tide - divine energy
sweep into the soul Ask 10 feel
Gods presence with you. II you
have that you have everything.
when you practice what the
mystics call thu peace OF God YOU
win feel Gods sreath within you
He declared tnst prayers must
Be- positive and not negative. that
persons under the sway OF drink
ought not definitely oppose n In
their prayers. because by 40 doing
they concentrate attention on n,
but they should nspire TO place OF
svirtue incompatible with ain. The
prayer for an earthly gift was the
Grst step in ths ladder OF prayer,
he said.
DR.. McComb. who is preaching
canon Of Baltimore cathedral. said
that the mission had been a great
Inspiration to him.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
HIGHLAND PARK

~ and Mrs Devoe. ~ sherman.
Mich. have arrived 70 spend tho win
fer months with their son. VI Ne
Voc - Glendale and second-ayes
SON ave. has returned from 4 short
staV az Plymouth
Mr. and Mrs George Fish. of No
r2T uRris1r-svc., are rcioicinE over
Mrs g r BALDWIN Of Bentau.
MIN il sitinR her daughter. Mrs
rrrd piersan - ~. Ise Ferrts-AKe
Mise Nelets I.utkehaus. or NJ 80
Ru~us Vista ave vest has s,c' el
. position as orEsnts' With the pu-
NJ and Mr. Edward kuhn. " 80
ist Rhode Island ave are rscrft ,U z
~urgrat4lations upon tho birth ~ a
ciI~o-a sh.rratt. - " fss Htsh-
landau. underwent an operation to-
dat on his throat
Nr. p Y clancy. OF No IA High
and ave entertained ter guests n
hcr home compilmeutlng Mr. a. T
HAldvtn ~ Perdan. Mich
" and Mrs Harry Tairorrn. ot
Thedford ont. have been the guests
y ~ and Mrs Fred r. Dunn ~ ~
fA6 Geueys-sre
M- ard Mrs Tubbs and tamil,
wet i' No go GrRy-Av~
Miss Marion Lsets ~ No i6a G0r'
'ar1-ass - sureriug from severe
attack - sulallpnN
Ny and Mrs. glsn TtrksrSon have
taken up their residence at No. -t1
4 wait. - Nc is3 cortland ave
has recovered from an illness ~ sev
p q Miller and NJ Ross ~ Pcr'
Nur0n Nch, spent Friday here or
" collin, and family hay,
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

Three Detroit brokerage com
psnies are exploiting the sale OF the
Harroun corporations stock and
none OF them Is a mem9er OF he
Detroit Stock exchange The brok
ers are Rarbridse & Company
No. 90 Buhl block A 2. Slersr &
Company. No - Congress..t. and
T. L. Currier No. 2ls Moaat luiid
!ng
When informed % the securities
commission action ny The Times
head. Of s~h o. The afms declared
thsf they we're willing 20 60 before
the commission. and one sa!d be vas
entirely satisacd that ths commits
siou was investigating the matter.
C. Hsrhridge Of Hsrbr'dEe 4
Company said 'hsr ne tholgh, re
could convince 5ha commission that
be was handling = legitimate proFc.
sifion he said that he did not know
whether II vss necessary or not For
the commission 70 approve the stock
before II was sold. since the consti-
tutionality OF he commission is now
being tested in the United states
supreme court.
why don't YOU get after some OF
these other brokers who are raising
this opposition. They are handling
lots OF stock that have not been ap-
proved BY the commission" he do
clsred
A. p. SheTer stated that he had in
bis once now papers and documents
prepared for the scrutiny % the
commission and designed 10 show
that the Hsrroun corporation was le-
Eitimate and that he had no doubt
that az the proper time the commis.
sion would approve the proposition
He said he didn't think be was vio-
lsting any Law By selling uhe stock
because the eommIssfor's constitu-
iiorality was being tested in the
United States supreme court and
that every other court below n had
decided il mad no mower 10 act
l., l. Currier said thar he had in
vested considerable money in the
company and n real estate in
Wayne, where the plant Is being
built. and that he had consulted his
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

gone 90 Florida TO spend the winter
David i.@Ninson OF Ann Arbor. is
spendins the weekend a. the home
~ his parents. Mt and Mrs. Morris
LevinsOn. on Rrown-st
Mrs y q Hutton has returned 10
her home In Hamilton. ont, after
spending two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs \ u. Mcpougal. on Henrietta-st st
\ Thanksgivtng Congregations
dinner VII hr served In the south
nrld United PRESBYTERIAN church.
Thursday Nov 80
Mrs. q \ smith is an az her home
500 Southneld
Miss Relic Carson has returned
from a visit With friends in Albion
MIR and Mrs Iohn plhttsn have
gone 90 - Petersburg. Fla. 10 spend
the " nter
Elmer Monroe % Ann Arbor. was
a lalINl IIllnA
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

formed. End IS strength recognized
ty the Teutons IL Indicated IL is
believed here. in ths Bglearian al.
tempt A. aarkue movement a.
Simnitza
In the meantime Field Marshal
yon Mackens sen 20 whom military
critics assign tie next step in the
1eutcnic move AZ Bucharest Is eX-
pectcd tc start an orer siyc move
meni IN DooUid.A Realization of
this plan. it is Said. resulted in The
sudden sssuu ption OF a strcnc oren-
sive movemen. by the Russians and
Rumanians reported yesterday
They have apparently made q good
start London expects 10 see violent
fghtng n this quarter
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

attorneys regarding he sale Of tbt
stock hefore he went into ~ and
VAS advised that he would oe oper.
atiug legally in disposine of the
stock
He asserted that Ray Harroun
vice president 10 ths corporation
and builder of tut cars The Hsr
roun corporation Is cou'emplatinE
manufacturing saws that 8 500 600
will BE- enough moucv .o fran The
building oi The l1' snt t't ro
duction of $4,000 -ars fh" frs' wear
The laU uudc when the Mlth'
gan Securities commission operates
provides that li investment cos
pAnies shall fra obtain the an
proval - the commission before BE-
SinninE The sale ~ 'ts securities lb
the event the corporation has NOT
Been approved - stock certificates
hal cortaiu n lettering larger
han any othe on 'he certificate
he iacr ,hat ac commission has
not sanctioned it
Haro-idee aud the other h-oNers
agreed thar the ron NEGOTIABLE GER
rlhcates which hey were selling
aid not re-, t.e requirements ot
he lap 10 This ronHection
Frederick A touereclr financial
head OF The Hs--oun corporation
sAid thA, the ro.porsuon had sp-
Piled 70 the commission for APP
provai hpt tha- 10 action had been
taken.
This phase ~ our 1ndertaking Is
under negotiation with the commits
sion no~" he sail bGr { expect
las been held rp aecal,e ~ 'he
test 10 t5e Jntei state supreme
court
He Oss asked II me Harron cor
pora-on belle, .d ,ha vas ylo-
l4urg tho law by selling stock when
fGs corporation had NOT been ap7rov
-, and ne replied fAa' vas MAJ
tier for The commission decide
d pom
n, ssid thar 10 company 7ss nor
seJ,inE an more money ion 'he
stock when ,t sold Al s. share
-han when i, sold ~ s. Ihe price
Vas fixed b. New YORK brokers,
whom 10 said had undervrlt'on the
STOCK and thar ~ s. they we're
barely set.ing their expense. out
0f it
He Oas asked if b, thought the
company could do business or
g. 900 900 and fulfl It's Promises,
and said hat $1,000 geo was enough
20 finance the undertaking
Prosecuting Attorney Ja-nowski
stated FRIDAY morning that he had
received number ot complaints re
garding ne sale Of HaTroun stock.
and was planning an Investigation
OF it. but Vas informed that A;roF
ney General Grant Fellows had
taken up the inquiry. He iid that
II the event that The attorney gen.
eral did no, Investigate that he
would look into II.
Il was learned FrGay that
salesman Tor one of he brokerage
companies handling TIE Harroun
stock had refunded the checks he
obtained on his sales after reading
the story In The Times Wednesday
in which William Neer president
OF the stock exchange. stated that
ne had-and he understood other
members OF he exchange had
Withdrawn their Advertising from
The News. Journal and FREE Press
because they did NOT wish 70 run il
in competition with whs' they re-
garded the misleading Advertising o.
the brokers handling HarroCn stock
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
TRENTON

The next number OF the lecture
course will be saturday night at 5
O'Clock ia the Methodist church.
Francis HendTN. impersonator. will
furnish the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas paige. Of Tren-
ton. announce the coming marriage
~ their daughter. Ruth Marion. TO
Balpi Nixon. OF WyandOtte The
wedding will take place IN the home
OF Miss PnlGea sister. Mrs Harry
severn. No. aolS East seventy-third-
- Cleveland. Onto. on Dec. = The
couple expect 80 make their home In
" yNndotte
The Rev Elmer X Smith. preaches
-uudH b. morning ON the subject. The
church efTCisnt In the evening he
will continue his Feri~s or sermons
pu The Rlh'o. speaking on why we
have ~, Hihle," IN the RiverView
and Met otiSt churcbea
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
SAYS DETROIT IS
DiSCRTNIN ATED
AGAINST IN RATES

II G. WilAon. traffc commissioner
~ the Toledo Commerce club, and
legislative director of the Industrial
Trafnc league. told members of the
Dsfroi Traiic Efficiency club In the
Hotel Sratler FRIDAY night that De
troit. from standpoint OF freight
rates is In worse condition than
Toledo. Chicago. Cleveland or almost
any other large manufacturing cen.
t.r iu The United states Mr. Wilson
said that an automobile can be ship
ped from Milwaukee 10 Atlanta. Ca
for = less han from Detroit 10 that
place. despite tho fact that the dat
ancc from Milwaukee 70 Atlanta is
con derable greater
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
SCROFULA AND ALL
HUMORS GIVE WAY

There are many things learned
rom experience and observation
hat the older generation should I'm
ppees upon the younger Among
hem is the fact that scrofula and
sther humors are most successfully
feated with Hoods Sarsaparllla
mis- great medicine IL peculiar
sonhinssion OF remarkably effective
uoed-purifying and health giving
veea. hayts and herbs, ana has been
>oted fer forty YEAR,. Get Il tods,
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

Today is the centennial snniver.
sary OF the birth OF Lewis NJ Ruth.
erford. one OF the worlds leading
physicists. and one OF the original
members Of the American National
Academy OF Science.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25

Nearly two carloads OF Illicit dis
u.linE machinery and paraphernalia
VIII bc used in evidence in 30 or
- cases o. alleged moonshinlnr. 10
q, called for trili today in TIE INIT.
ed states dlstric- court AZ Danvillc,
Va
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
TWO HARROUN
EXPLOITERS
SUSPENDED

cause OF selling The stock az 3 cor
poratlon not approved By ne com.
mission
The Detroit times., 1916-11-25
BATTLE FOR
BUCHAREST
DEVELOPING

,cosrinuea from Pase onel