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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
RUSA| APPLE ;;;;,;;:,; ,.,. St.
M|ESTA HAPSkL
NuSkandinta Il |aivQ---zuvo
1876 zrlOn6S
PASkELBT0S IS PETR0GRAO0 TAIKoS SALYGOS
Peria kai|i wkieGiams vakariniam fronte
"DEMOKRATIsKOS
TAIKOS" SALYGOs.

Petrogradas, spaliu %. =
'Darbininku ir Kareiviu At
'stOvu Tarybos centralinis
komitetas pagaliaus uzbai-
g6 "demokratiSkos taikos''
salygu apsvarstin6jima. Nj
tarta rezoliucija taikos rci-
kale bus iteikta visoms pa
saulio valstijoms.
Darbininku ir Kareivill
Atstovu Tarybos, kuri fax
tiSkai dabar Waldo visa Ru-
sija, Sitokios taikos sally
Cos:
1. Vokietija privalo su-
grazinti Rusijai visas atm
tas sioje kareje ze1nes.
2. Russia duoda Lenkijai
autonomija (tik!-" -"Dr.").
3. Elias -Lotaringijos klau-
simas isristi visuotinu, tel
singu balsavimu.
4. Atstatyti Belgija j
prieskarini stow.
5. Atstatyti Serbia ir
Juodkalnija tarptautisko
fondo lesomis.
6. Serbia gauna priejima
prie Adriatikos juriu.
z. Autonomija Bosnijai ir
Herzegovina.
8. Balkanu parubezines
zemes gauna laikina autono-
mia, vadovaujanties visuo-
tinu balsavimu.
9. Rumunijai sugrazinti
visus tuos rubeziu zius, kokiuo-
Sc j buvo pirm kares.
10. Dobrudza gauna laiki-
ma autonomija.
II. Italais apgyvendin
toms provincijoms Austri
joj privalo but suteikta au-
tonomija, vadovaujanties
visuotinu balsavimu.
IL. Sugrazinti Vokietijai
visas jos kolonijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
Suv. vaIstijoS iSIeidzia kafei
$N,577,000 j diena.
kito s'drafto" taisykles
IR INDiJ0NAMS SIULO LAiSVES BONDSUS
200 MYLIU AUTOMOBI-
LIU I VALANDA.

AnghSki laikraSciai pra-
mesa, kad gal neuzilgo mes
tur6simc naujos ruSies au-
tomobiliu, kuliuomi ant ge-
70 kclio buk galima bus va
ziuoti su Grcitumu 200 my
liu j valanda.
EsQ zymQs automobilistai
dabar darbuojasi ant .iSra-
dymo toxic ncpaprasto
greitumo automobile.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
RUSU KUNIGAIKSTIS
SUARESTUOTAS
KAIPO SNIPAS.

New Yorkas, spaliu %. -
Cia, vicSbuty.j Nassau Ho-
tel, tapo suarcStuotas kaipo
vokicGiu $nipas vicnas w
ras, kulis pasisakd esqs ru-
su kunigaikStis Mykolas
RudakOv.
Jis gyvcnQs Amerikojc 3
metal.
Pas j atrasta pasportai i
Russia, Prancuzijq, Vokie-
tia ir Lcnkija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
Neisplove marskiniu = uz
pyko-ir nuejo ka-
reiviauti.
Cincinnati, sDaliu %.

Cincinnati, spaliu %. -
Lee Jackson praS6 paliuo-
soti j nuo kariuomenes, mes
jam reikia uzlaikyti pacia ir
vaika. 10 praSymas but bu-
YES iSklausytas, bet netik6-
tas atsitikimas Wis gi pada-
re il kareiviu.
Viena diena Lee Jackson
papras6 pacios isplauti Sill
kinius marskinius. Nors pa
staroji prizadejo ta padary-
ii, bet nciSpild6 savo priza-
do. Toks pacios pasielgimas
nepaprastai supykd6 vyra
ir jis nutare atsiimti praSy-
ma delei paliuosavimo nuo
kariuOmenes.
Dabar musu pykciurna
kareivio "mandieriuje" mo-
kinasi peril kali vokie-
CLAIMS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
Neprieme Zbyszkos j
kariuomene.

Camp Bevans, Aver,
Mass, spaliQ 20. - SiOs ka-
riSkos stOvyklos rckrutavi-
mo komisija dcIci fiziSku
t1ukumu ncpri6m6 j kariuo-
meme garsaus lcnku stip-
ruolio vardu Vladck Zbysz-
ko (Cyganicvicz). Pasizy-
mGjqs ristikas blogai cir
dzias.
Zbyszko yra Austrijos re-
zcrvistas. Jis dabar Gina "a
metus. Du jo broliai tarnau-
ia austru armijojc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
100 KELEIvIQ UzMUsE
VAGONUOSE PLEsIKAI.
Londonas, spaliu %.

Londonas, spaliu %. =
Laikrastis "Times" gavo is
Odessos pranesima, kad ne
toll nuo Vladikaukazo
(Kaukaze) 200 apsiginkla-
vusiu pl6siku sulaike kelei-
viu traukini, apiplese j ir
uzmuSe arti 100 vaziavusiI
zmoniu:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
IR TARP INDIJONU
PARDAVINEJAL LAIS-
YES PASKOLOS
BONDSUS.

Westinghouse, spalip ..
- zinomas raSytojas ir kal-
butojas DIR. Charles A.
Eastman iSsircng6 su Lais-
YES Paskolos agitaciia pas
laukinius indijonus pict-va-
kariniuOsc kraStuOsp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
"SALDUSIS BADAS"
JAU PRASIDEJO.

Westinghouse, spaliu %.
- SiOmis dicnomis vyriau-
sis maistO kontrolielius
Hoover i$leid6 foImaliSka
pcrsp6jimq, kad visoje salyj
stinga cukrahs IT. uztat esq
daznai rcikds atsisakyti nuo
Sito produkto.
Kaip clgtics cullriniam
badui uzstojus Hoover zada
ncuzilgo iSlcisti nurodymus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
BOSTONAS GAVO
CUKRAUS.

Bostonas, spaIiQ 22.-Kc-
letas dicnu daugclis Bosto-
no gyvcntoju g6r6 kava vi
si$kai be cukraus, bet dabar
jie nudziugo, ncs vicnas lai-
vas atvcZ6 BOStOnan 1918
240 svaru cukraus If tuomi
saldusis badas" grciGiau-
siai bus praSalintas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
RUSIJA NEUzSILEIS,
SAKO KERENSKIS.

Petrogradas, spalill %. -
Atidarydamas Rusijos par
lamenta ministeriu pirmi-
ninkas Kerenskis pasak6:
"Rusija nori tcisingos tai
kos, bet il niekuomet menu
lenks galvOs prizes j6ga."
KerenskiO zodzius lyd6jo
smarkus krykStavimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
PRANCUZAI SUNAIKI.
NO 5 VOKIEcIU
ORLAIVUS.

Londonas, spaliu 22.-To-
je dienoje, kuomet vokicGiai
bOmbardavo Anglijos sosti-
ne, prancuzu artileristams
pasisek6 pasauti 5 teutonu
"plienin6s paukStel6s."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
CHICAGIETIS LAKU-
MAS NUDEJO % VO-
KIEcIU ORLAIVIUS.

Londonas, spal. 22.-Vie-
mas amerikietis lakunas, pa
einantis is Chicagos, kuris
tarnauja Anglijos armijoje,
isviso siOje kar6je sunaiki-
no % prieso orlaivius.
KOl kas jo vardas slepia-
mas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
800 merginu streikavo
3 valandas.
Seattle, Wash, spaliu %

Seattle, Wash, spaIiu %.
- 500 merginU tclcfoniscip
buvo mete darba, rcikalau-
damos daugiau algos. Tele-
fonai micstc tuomct, zino-
ma, ncveik6.
Bet tclefonist6ms tcllo pa
strcikuoti tik 3 valandas,
ncs jU rcikaIavimai tuojaus
tapo iSpildyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
z|AURUMO AUkOS

NuO bilZeliO menesio
1915 metu Xxi .pastarQju
dienu vokicGiu zeppelinai
36 kartus m6t6 bombas
ant LondOnO. ISvisO tuOse
zygiuose p1ieS ramu gy-
ventOju gyvybe iszudyta
9O5 vaikai, moteris, sene-
liai ir ju maitintojai Wy
raj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
LABAI DAUG PINIGU
ISLEIDziA .AMERIKA
KARES REIKALAMS.
Washingtonas, snaliu $

Westinghouse, spaliu -.
- Suv. Nalstijos didzia su-
ma dolcriu kar6s rcikalams
iSlcidzia nctik skOIindamOs
pinigus Europos valstijoms.
bet IL savo kariSkam prisi-
rcngimui.
Nescniai tapo apskaitliuo-
ta, kad apskritai INFANT vie
ma kar6s dicna $iai Saliai l6-
suoja 27 milijonus 557 TUX
stanGius dolcriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
SUDEGE 200 KAREIVIU.
Brailovas, Russia. IT

Brailovas, Russia. Ituzu-
siu kareiviu minia uzpuolt
Brailovo (Podoliaus CUB
degtin6s varykla, insilauz6
i g6ralu sand6lius il danu
iSsijuose girtuokliauti. Tuo
tarpu kas tai pad6gG fabIi-
ka ir 200 girtu karciviu zu-
vo ugnies liepsnose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
Nuteistas pakarti pasipjovt
britva.

Baton Rouge, La, spaliu
%. - Hclairc Ca1Ticra, nu-
teistas pakarti w Serifo NJ.
L.. Swords nuzudyma, ne
laukdamas paskirtos baus-
mes persipjov6 gerklc SUI
safety razor" bletcle.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
NAUJA MOB|LIzA-
CIJ0S SISTEkA
|VlSi u1siregIStravusieji bus
padalyti ] 5 Skyrius
Westinghouse, spal. 3

WdSIilIlSIOIldS, Spal. y.
\ BirzeliO ) d. <. m. uz-
;slreglstravo dclci kariS-
kos tarnyst6s apic 10 mi
hJonu vyrU. 6S7,00O uzsi-
iregistravusiu jau bcveik
lpaimta / kariuomene. Tai
gi, 9 milijonai karciviavi-
mo metu vyru dar pasili-
kO mamie. Rckrutu emi-
mas dar nepasibaig6 IT.
uztat vyriausyb6 ncuzilga
zada praddti nauja liku-
slu vyru mobilizacija.
Pirm to visions dar nc
,paSaktiems kariuomenGn
uzsiregistravusiems w
rams bus iSsiuntin6ta tam
tikros "blankos" su w
klasimais. Kickvicnas re-
krutas prival6s iSpildyti
! ta "blanka" ir Lake 7
dienu pO jos gavimo su-
grazinti ja ten, is krlr
gauta.
Kuomet visi likusicji
'uzsiregistraye vyrai su-
grains tuOs "blankas,"
tai paliuOsavimo komisi-
Jos exemption boards)
'sulyg rckrutu atsakymu
'padalins visus juos j pen
'kius skyrius (cIasscs).
I skyriu No. l bus pa
skirt visi svciki vyrai,
kurie neturi jokiV prize
zasciu butt paliuosuotais
,nuO kariuomcn6s.
| skyriU No. 2 grciGiau-
,siai paskirs tuos, kuric
'.yra menkcsn6s Svcikatos
'ir darbuojasi tosc pramo-
n6s SakOse, kurios labiau-
'siai Salics gcrovci reika-
lingOs.
| skyriu No. 3 gal pa
klius amatninkai.
skyriu No. 4 zada pri-
raSyti dar maziaus tinka-
mus neSioti Sautuva.
skyrip No. 5 gal bus
prirOkuOti visi, dclci svci-
katos netike kareiviauti,
visi, kulicms rcikia uzlal-
'kyti Seimynos il TT.
Taigi, pirmiausiai Sauks
Primo skyriaus rcklutus.
Kai juos visus iSims, pa
'Sauks antra skyriu il TT.
Bet skyliai No. 4 ir No. 5
grciGiausiai visiSkai ne
bus judinami.
Paskirstyti j skyrius
bus IL tie, kurie pirmamc
'" "drafte" pasiliuOsavo nuo
kariuomcn6s.
Seimynu t6vus zada vi
siSkai paliuosuoti nuo ka-
riuOmcnGs.
Pirma skyriQ gales pa
Saukti apic Naujus Metus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-22
MIRE LINCOLNO
GIMINIETIS.

Davenport, Sa., spaliu
20. = Uzvakar cia miro
Fred. w. Hanks, sunus ka-
pitono S. S. Hanks, Abra
hamo LincoIno broliavaikis.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-04
UNIVERSITY STOCK
MAKES FINE RECORD

A total of Is head of the university
pure bred stock was sold at the Pa
cific International Livestock exhibit
ton which closed at Portland Satur-
day. The sales included eight head of
fat wethers. eight fat steers and two
head Of beef cattle.
The high wether price obtained was
given for the grand champion, which
brought 35 cents a pound. The high
bid on the steers was % cents a pound.
the price offered by Portland hotel
for a prize winning yearling Short
horn.
Dean E. J. Iddings of the college of
agriculture has been requested to con-
duct a high school stock Judging con
test to be held in connection with the
Dairy Products show which will DE
held in North Yakima the third week
! in December. He has not yet definite
ly accepted.-Star- Mirror, Moscow.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-04
FROM STATE EXCHANGES

afraid to admit that we did. We be-
came very much excited along with
the rest Of the population upon wit
Messing a well come in. 1t was the
first well in that territory and tended
to prove the dome as a producer. We
were fortunate or unfortunate enough
to get an option upon some land in
the very center of this dome. We en-
ployed a noted geologist to make an
inspection of the property before we
will close the deal. and we will not
know until he makes his report just
how proud we are of our accomplish
ment.
I'VE were especially fortunate in
getting over the territory with an old
schoolmate of Mr.. Holohan, G. NJ. Ed
gett, who is a graduate engineer and
has been in the fields since their dis
covery. He turned his Hudson road
ster over to us as long as we were in
town and we sure made good use of
the car. Mr., Edgett has made the oil
business his speciality and for num-
Der of years worked at actual drilling
and is perhaps the best posted man in
Wyoming in every detail of the game.
Through him we gathered more real
reliable information than we could
have done in any other way in the
length of time at our disposal.-Bulle-
tin, Burnley.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-04
APPLES BRING A
VERY FANCY PRICE

When Ira Flagler read in The In
dex last week that apples from Miss
Merrilfs orchard were selling at re-
tail in Iowa at 25 cents a dozen. he
tilted his nose just a wee bit, for he
had Just received word that 119 boxes
from his orchard had sold wholesale
at cents apiece.
These 4-centers were shipped
through the Idaho Products company
in a carload that averaged $3.50 a
box. Some Of the boxes contained 1875
apples, others . smaller number and
still others less. But the 119 boxes
were extra fancy and contained only
So to the box. Figure it out for your
self. Mr.. F1agler shipped a car OF
face and fill pack to Waterloo. Ia.
and received 800 a box net.
While we are on the apple question
1t might not be amiss to mention q
car Of apples from Frozen Dog ranch
shipped through the Ear Fruit COM
pany. which sold for $3.50. OF course
the car was of unusual size, contain
ing 1860 crates, but at, that the re-
turns were very formidable. The
shipment was made up of King Davids
and Grimes Golden.-Index. Emmett.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-04
FACTORY BUILDS
ITS OWN RAILROAD

The Idaho Falls factory of the Utah
Idaho Sugar company has found 1t
necessary to build three miles of rail-
road in order to get several thousand
tons of beets to the plant at Lincoln
near Idaho Falls.
The extension of the road is from
Menan to Annis, in Jefferson county.
The Short Line was to have built the
extension, but conditions in the labor
market have been such that the rail-
road was unable to complete the I'M
dertaking. so the sugar company was
obliged to take up the matter, do the
grading, lay the ties and rails. The
sugar company early this fall secured
permission of the government to
bring a number of laborers from Mex
leo into the United States and to bring
them to the sugar fields here in order
to harvest the crop of beets. 1t is
these men which were used in build :
ing the railroad under the instruction
of a competent Tom. The men will
be returned to Mexico as soon as the
beet harvest is completed.-Post, Ida
! no Falls.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-04

diseases. The public schools are closed
and all public meetings prohibited un-
der the acquisitions of the board.
]. X. White, state sanitary inspect
or, is here from Boise and two deputies
to see that the orders for cleaning up
and renovating all Easements and cell
lars are carried out and that all trash
and refuse matter be destroyed ac-
cording to the public health notices
issued.
Scarlet fever has been running In
the city for over a year, and has been
diagnosed as being everything from
stomach rash to diptheria. Many
cases have been so light that the chill
dren suffering with it were never sent
to bed, no doctor was called. and the
parents were not aware that their
children had the dread disease. There
is no question as to the danger Of an
epidemic, and the health officers are
to be commended in the steps they
have taken. The people of the city
should gladly join in the effort to
eradicate the disease.-Bulletin. Bur-
ley.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-04
SALMON ACREAGE
BEING REDUCED

For week last past, the state land
examiner and appraiser. Mr.. Griffin,
has been engaged in a careful examl-
nation of the Salmon tract for the pur-
pose Of deciding what lands shall be
cut out in order to make the reduce
ton to $4,000 acres decided upon by
the board pursuant to recommends
ton of the United States land COM
missioner. AS there are something
over 5000 acres to be cut out. the
task Is large and by no means Il
pleasant one. In fact, the gentleman
to whom 1t has been delegated de-
clares 1t the most unwelcome and I'M
pleasant duty of his life
In making these selections for ex-
clusion, the settlers were given ar
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-04
OPTION TAKEN
ON OIL LAND
BY Burnley men
Describe Conditions in Wy
oming Fields as Like Old
Boom Days in the Gold
Districts.
Excitement Runs High Over
Strikes Made-Fortunes
Spent Every Day-Fig-
ures and Money Appar-
emily Talk.

l.. G. Bradley and d. J. Holohan of
the Empire Land company have just
returned from a trip to Casper, Wyo
where they went to make personal
investigation of conditions in the Wyo-
ming oil fields. Much interest has
been created in oil in this part of Ida
no and our readers will be glad to
know first hand from our own citizens
something of the conditions prevail
ing there. Both MIR. Bradley and MIR.
HoIohan say there is no doubt but
what certain parts of Wyoming are
proving to be commercial oil produc-
ing territory and that big interests
are spending vast sums of money pre-
pairing to take care of the product.
ut is Just like old boom mining
days" said Mr.. Bradley, Ito get off at
Casper. Everyone is excited and talk :
ing big money. Dollars have no place
in the Casper vocabulary. If you can't
talk in thousands or millions you can't
get an audience. Immense fortunes
have been made over night, and new
ones are being made every day. 1t has
Its other side, however. Fortunes are
being spent every day that will not be
recovered 1t ~costs about $4,000 to
put down well in the Big Muddy
field and about $4,000 in the Powder
River ficld, and the cost varies il
other fields in proportion to the depth
1T is a recognized fact that aftel
oil has been found in dome that wei
anywhere within that formation /:
reasonably sure to be a success. Blu
even this rule is not absolute as a wei
in the Big Muddy field was dry within
200 feet Of one of the biggest gusher!
in the district.
Ask edaif they had secured any hold
ings Mr.. Bradley replied: Il am almos
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-04
OLD. SOLDIER GIVES RECOMMEN
DATION

Gustav Wangelin. commander Of G..
A. r. post, Pinckneyville, ILL.,, writes
Il highly recommend Foley Kidney
Pills. which l prefer to all others I
have used and consider. them Johnny
on the spot" Foley Kidney Pills give
quick relief from backache. rheuma-
tic pains. stiff, swollen joints. Ian
guidness, pains In groin and muscles
all other symptoms OF kidney trouble
and sleep disturbing bladder ailments
They assist nature in restoring
strength and vitality. - Whitehead
Drug Store. Adv. T. TIL. s.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-04
BEET GROWERS TO
GET CASH PRIZES

Idaho beet growers have an oppor-
tunity to win prizes ranging from $50
to $500 during the 1918 season, ac-
cording to an announcement made at
the Salt Lake office of the Utah Idaho
Sugar company.
The statement urges the early prep
aration of the land and other precau-
lions for insuring large yield. The
territory furnishing beets to the com
pany is divided into three districts:
Number /, comprising the state of
Utah; Number 2, Idaho and Number
g, Washington, oregon and Nevada
Persons entering the contest can COM
pete for only one prize, and each con-
testant must enter the class in which
his contracted acreage places him
The awards are:
To the grower in each of the three
districts delivering the largest ton
mage of sugar beets regardless of acre
age, $500. To the grower In each OF
the districts harvesting the largest
acreage, $500.
To the grower in each district con-
tracing, planting growing and deliv-
ering from an area between one hall
acre and so an acre, inclusive, prize:
in money amounting to 800 will b'
awarded for the largest tonnage from
| half an acre. divided as follows
Largest tonnage, $50; second larges
tonnage, $50, and third. 500.
| For the largest tonnage from be
| tween one acre and 1.99 acres-Larg
est tonnage. SIS: second largest, s4S
| third, $50.
Two acres to 200 acres-Larges
tonnage, 500; second largest, $50
| third, $40.
Three acres and 500 acres-Larses
tonnage, s125: second largest. SIS
third, $50.
Four acres and 400 acres-Larges
tonnage, $3.50; second, 500; third So
Five acres and 500 acres-Larges
| tonnage, S175; second, sl15: third, So
Ten acres and 1899 acres-Larges
tonnage, 5000; second. $125: third, ST.
Twenty acres and 2s.99 acres-Lar
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-04

opportunity to be represented by some
one chosen by themselves, as also were
the bondholders. The former held a
meeting at HOLSTER to consider that
matter and declined to be represented.
as did also the bondholders. It Is
probable that neither Of them cared to
participate in a matter in which subse-
quent litigation concerning their re-
spective rights might possibly arise
Times, Twin Falls.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-04
CITY IS UNDER
WEEKS QUARANTINE

The city board of health placed Bur-
ley under quarantine until Monday,
Dec. 8. in an effort to stamp out the
scarlet fever and diptheria, which
threaten to become epidemics here.
The picture shows of the city volun-
tarly closed for the week in order to
assist in the work OF graduating the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-04

gest tonnage. $3.50; second. $3.50: third,
$100.--Post, Idaho Falls
The Pulaskian., 1917-01-12
GROWING LODGE OF TIE
 4. Q. ]. ". AT ENGLAND

England Lodge No. 112, Ancient Order of United Workmen, is the youngest, as well as one of the most rapidly growing lodges of the order in Arkansas. It was instituted less than a month ago with 25 charter mem bers, and last Thursday night class of 35 was initiated Forty-fiye of the members, including the officers, at tended the big meeting in Little Rock Friday night, and the officers were in itiated. Frank N. Henderson, editor of the England Courier. is the Master Workman. This week another big meeting was held, and Grand Master J. R. Frazer and Grand Re ooTder H. L. Cross were present to inspire the membership. An effort is being made to increase the number of members to 112, the number of the lodge.
The Pulaskian., 1917-01-12
SYNOD TO MEET
 HERE JAN. I5-l9
FOURTH ANNUAL SYNOD OF THE PROVINCE OF THE SOUTH WEST TO BE HELD IN
 LITTLE ROCK.

Episcopalians of Pulaski Heights are interested in the approaching meeting of the fourth annual synod of the province of the Southwest to meet in Little Rock, January 16-19. This is one Of the most important church con ventions of the year and will bring together large number of bishops, representative clerical and lay depu- lies, womans auxiliary missionary women. and Sunday school teachers, from Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Ok lohamo, Texas and New Mexico
 A novel feature of the synod will be the holding of school of religious methods. It will be the first time that such an enterprise has been carried out in connection with a pro- yincial synod. Experts in religious education will be in charge, and the program of the day will be devised to afford the greatest help to Sun day school teachers and others en- gagged in the training of the young A large number of guests are expect ed from various parts of Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas. and New Mexico. Another outstand- ing feature of the synod program will be the consideration to be given the church pension fund.
The Pulaskian., 1917-01-12
NEW AGENTS FOR
 PULASKI COUNTY
E. L. DEAN AND M. c. GRAHAM TO SUCCEED GEORGE K. LOWE
 AND GEORGE c. PYE.

E. L. Dean, who has been demon stration agent for Bradley county for three years, has been appointed ag- ricultural demonstration for Pulaski county, to succeed Geo. K. Lowe, who resigned to become manager of one of the Robert A. Little plantations near Scott's.
 M c. Graham, who has been for eight years an instructor in practical agriculture, has been appointed as the other demonstration agent for Pu- lasd county, to succeed Geo. c. Pye, who resigned to accept the position as agent for the Greenwood district of Sebastian county.
 MT Dean and MT Graham are among the best county agents in the state" says c. w. Watson. state agent. Tn his report to the Bradley County Levying Board last October Mir. Dean said that large per cent of the farmers of the county had been con verted to profitable farming, and that peas had been planted between the rows of 95 per cent of the corn plant ed in the county He brought hog cholera under control, and by cooper ating with one of the big lumber com panies secured a large. tract of cut over land for demonstration pur- poses"
The Pulaskian., 1917-01-12
H. I. BROWN WAS
 ELECTED PRESIDENT

H. T. Brown was elected president of the Scott Rifle Club at meeting at his store at Scott Monday night.
 The club is one of the many organ ized throughout the United States un- der the supervision of the National Rifle Association. The total enroll ment of the Scott club is 15.
 The following officers were elected; w. N. Alexander, vice president; w. o. Scott, secretary; R. L. Pemberton, treasurer; Dr. H. Thibault, executive officer