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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-05
700 THOUSAND
VOLUNTEERS
Wanted By The Government
For the War Period Only
Pay of Men and Where
They May Enlist.

The President has called for 700,
900 volunteers. The enlistment is for
NE period of the war only. The pay
fOr enlisted men will be: Privates,
Sc per month; Corporals, $50 per
Month; Sergeants, s3S per month; LIST
Sergeants, $5l per mouth.
Zone wishes to Join he may apply
n the following army recruiting sta
ions; Louisville, KY, GAO w. Jeffer-
son ST.; Paducah, KY, End and Broad
NAY; Hopkinsville, Ky, Postoffice;
Rowling Green, KY, PoStoffice; Ow-
ssboro, KY, Postoffice; Glasgow,
Ky,. Wayside Inn; or at any post
afice.:
Bethel College. RuSsellyille, closes
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-05
NOTICE.

Twill apply to the Prison Board Of
Commissioners on the third (3rd) Of
July for a parole.
ISAAC POINDEXTER.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-05
Republican Wins.

S. E. Burroughs, republican, was
elected last week as Representative
from New Han pshire to succeed the
late Cyrus A. s. lloway.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-05
Lunatics Must Register.

200 patients at the Western State
Hospital will have to be registered
Tuesday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-05

Memphis has.opened picture shows
on Sunday by a popular vote of To-
O00 to ZOO ~
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Death of Mrs. Susan A. Bell

Mrs. Susan \. Bell. II pioneer resi-
dent of Grant County. died at the
Niimbre> Hot Springs. Saturday. Dee.
s. of ncphril,. at the age of 66 years.
The deceased was the widow of the
late John J. Bell, prominent attor
ney and politician AT the time of In
death IN 1876. Mrs. Bell had rcsld-
I'd for 4 number Of years with her
daughter. Mrs. WAYNE Whitchill, near
Faywood. She was held in high es-
tcem bv q wide circle of friend.
Other children surviving are Edgar
Rell. of Dcming, and Robert Bell. oI
Tyrone. Funeral services were held
from the Cox undertaking parlor- on
Monday afternoon to the family plot
in the Catholic cemetery and were
conducted by Rev. Robt. Browning "i
the Church of the Good shepherd
Silver CITY Independent.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Deming's Climate Superior to That
in 20 States

civ Carrier j. II. Ruckcr has lusi
returned from an eleven weeks tour
of ihc Middle and Eastern states ar"
iate-, in manner that leaves no
room for doubt. that Deming's "sun-
shine climate" i, superior tu anything
he saw
81 never saw anything but mud,
rain and snow IN some places, SAN
Uncle Sans messenger To the Graph ,
ic. There would be days and days
that | would never see the sun :
lace. and want 10 tell von that the
GOOD old Deming sunshine. warm and
bright, certainly looks GOOD 10 me-
I there i, nothing To it. Deming bea:N
them all on climate.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
HERES PROOF
A Deming Citizen Tells of His eS
perience

You have ~ right To- doubt state
mcut> of people living far away, but
can you doubt this Dcming endorse
ment'
Read it:
e. 4. Provence. PIP y. Copper ave
rue. Dcming, says: ~ cold settled
on my kidney. My back got sore
and lame and hurt me every time
bent over. Little black spots danced
before my eyes at times and | would
become dizzy. surely felt miserable
and knew my kidneys needed atten-
tion. One box of Doan's Kidney Pills
restored my good health. There 5
nothing better than Doan's Kidney
Pills"
Price G0c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
poan', Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Provence had. Foster Milbnr
Co.. Props. Buffalo. y. Y.-adv.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21

Joseph IL. Locke, 90 years of age,
whose home was In ST. Cloud. Mimi,
PASSED away Yesterday ut the new
base hospital, after weeks illness.
Death was due To penumonia.
lie was II graduate of the univer-
city of Minnesota, and was serving n
the reporiorial staff of the st. Paul
Pioneer Press up to about twenty
six years ago when he left ~. Paal
M company with DIR. Carl I.umholtl.
u ncied eihnologist. on a trip into the
interior of Mexico. lie served DIR,
Lumhotz ~ Il general utility man.
Dr. LumholIz is author of the book
entitled Unknown Mexico" a work
on the native races ~ Mexico.
Mr. Locke had lived in the city a
Mlnaca. Chihuahua, for twenty five
years, and was familiarly known as
the mayor of Minaca. After the revo-
luton came on he met with man,
strange experiences. lie was robbed
and practically lost his property va.
ues. Afterwards he joined Genera
Pershlng rs a personal guide on hi.
expedition into Minaca. lie contiu.
ued as guide with Pershing. and camc
out with him NJ Columbus. \. NJ, al
most twenty-five years TO day after
Ice entered Mexico with DR. Lumholtz
Several months ago he filed claim
for $4,000 damaees 10 his properf,
bV the Mcxicans.
lie had been here several month,
working for the government as street
supervisor at Camp Cody.
Joseph Locke was confirmed
bachelor. lIis only known living
relatives were married sister liv-
ing in the state of Washington. and d
brother. William Locke. residing IT
Pitchfork, Wyoming.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
David's Letter Home
Somewhere IN France,
Nov. 27th. 1917

Somewhere IN France,
Nov. 27th, 1917
Nv dear Mother:
We arrived here safely and none
the worse for the trip, although |
Wa- a little seasick at times, a. were
most of the other men. We had a
very nice trip considering the cond-
lions. and the men all stood il in the
be,i spirits "agolng.
II seems little strange to hear
these people talk and ! don't know
whether will ever be able Ia talk
hi, "iibbcrish" stuff or not. am
pnXiou- To ret t. work and settled
down for the winter Haven't had
my time to see the sights, altho the
lr~i impression Of these people Is
not very good. Tell my friends IN
Dcming hello" for me. expect 10
get along well under the conditions.
which are favorable. considering the
disadvantages the government is up
against. My love to You and dad.
Hope YOU are both well. Seems llkt
long time since was with YOU.
lovingly,
DAVID.
PVT. David Il. Hoffman,
Co. \. lst lin.
Goth Engineers. y. \.
4. T.. T. via New York.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Y ". c. A. HOSTESS HOUSE OPEN
CONTINUED FROM PAGE osE)

Adj. Major Nell, has offered every
assistance 10 The ladies and Capt. &.
NJ. Murphy has transported all the
necessary equipment in furnishing
the buildings.
The Y. NJ. G.. \. furnished dele
cation all day To assist in the splen-
did work. and many Deming ladies
assisted in the good work.
Il don't know how we would have
gotten thru without the aid of our
good friends both in and out of
camp said Miss Stafford to the
Graphic Monday evening, as home
like group of soldier and their
friends were gathered about the
broad fireplace in the hostess house.
The ladies acknowledged the gift
OF beautiful lamp thru Mrs. II. 7.
Bowie. of the national council. of III
faso, and u fine vlctroln and records
thru Mrs. \. w. Pollard. They also
are very grateful for two hundred
pounds of the famous F'lavo flour
contributed by the Demlng Roller
Mills, 'hfu Manager J. W. Clark.
This movement to keep the morale
of the camp Just what it ought to b.
is one Of the great problcma that
seems to be very successfully solved
by the ladies.
Miss Turner desires the Graphic 10
say that soldiers will be welcome 10
the hostess house whether they are
accompanied bv ladies or not. Ey.
crything will he done to create and
maintain u proper atmosphere fcr
sccial enjoyment.
Three cheers and u tiger for the
Y. ". &. A.!
The girls club house will be a(il
iled for Demng grl>. ~ was origin
ally contemplated, and everything
will be done Ia create u prgpnr ni-
ho sphere between the civil anl II lli-
iarv sets.
Young ladies VIII" have not prorrr
apartments to receive ecntlcnan al
or, will bc welcome to the clLb -
The followlnr /, II >amp" ..poh
i,"nu served Wednesday ~ vi -.
| Dean:
/ Sandwiches Date and nut, cheese
cream and lettuce salad
Enlrec-llot asparagus aud drawn
butter. Spanish rice. hot roast beef
sandwich and mashed potatoes.
Salad - Combination, pineapple
md tuna.
Dcsert-Nanlla Zee cream. fruit
/ gratin and whipped cream.
Chocolate nut and cocoa
rut,
Pie Lemon, pumpkin and fruit
/ lcovcred).
I Hot Bread--Co Cornbread.
Contractor W. ". Barracks can br
credited with the erection of the fine
buildings. the plumbin. contracts be-
inT done IN n most satisfactory man
rrr hy II. Nordhans Il Sons Co.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Michigan Family Arrive Tonight

". G.. Biodgett, wife aud three
daughters will arrive from Detroit
tonight aud il j. their purpose T."
make Demime their permanent home.
Mr.. Rlodgctt i sister of Mr.. T..
{ Peterson and few ycar- ag"
spent . portion of year with her
here. Since that time she has never
been satisfied with the northern eli
m:tc and now comes 10 ENJOY the
southern sunshine she learned to love.
Who can blame her!
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Robert Stern Goes 10 BOretz Co.

The Boretz Manufacturing Coz
whose articles of incorporation are
,nblished in thi, issue. has opened
an office in the Mahoney building
and J. Robert Stern, formerly with
Iiavmon Krupp Il Co.. has been plac-
od in charge
Members of the big firm Of kro-
kaucr. York 4 Move. FL Paso' arc
hock of the enterprise. which insur"~
rs success.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Social Might at Presbyterian manse

Soldiers social night at the Pres
byterian manse was a decided sue
cess as usual Mrs. j. q. Nor was
in charge of the evening. Musical
Numbers were rendered. games were
plaved and a good time was had gen
orally Every Wednesday night -
social night fer the soldiers at the
manse Come and bring a friend
with YOU.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Auction Mart a Busy Place

The Auction Mart, corner Silver
and Pine, is one of the popular bust
ness places ON that busy corner.
B. r. King is the auctloneer, and II
there is anything he can't sell it has
not shown up yet.
q. T.. l.indlof j. one of the firm
who helps ont nights.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Knights Templar. Attention,

An Sir knights of McGrorty Com
manderv No. /, and all 'ojournmg
within the jurisdiction of said con-
mandcry. are requested 10 assemble
ot the asyum in Masonic Hall, on
Christmas morning at 9:30 o'clock Ia
participate in the usual Christmas
observance. Ceremony begins at III
sharp.
Bv order Of
z. c. HOFFMAN. f. c.
EpW. PENNINGTON. Rec.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
DAVID.
Cant and Mrs. Carlsend Entertain

Can't. and Mr.. Carl end and IL.
and Mrs. Roden entertained the OF e.
.icer- of the l09th Engineers. their
vivc, and few friends Saturday
evening N their home ON Pine 81.
The evening was spent m a pleasant
informal manner, dancing. games
and music being the form of enter
iainment
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Honest Servants OF Uncle Sam

On Dee. 18th, the Demlng postofflcc
issued an order payable to New Or
leans and on Dee. liih the order was
picked up in FL Paso and bv Post
master sheldon returned To Po>tmas-
ter Foulks, who forwarded it to its
proper destination. The question is,
bow did the n. O. order yet on the
T.. u. street
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Sorersors Visit Mining Towns

Chief Clerk and Mrs. Clarence Me
Gregor, of the Cleveland mlnes' visi'
cd Major and Mrs. Harold Sorenson
on Iron Avenue, last week, the ma
ior and wife returning with them fol
a brief visit 10 Silver City and TN-
rome.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Eastern Star Elect Officers

The Eastern Stars at their meeting
Tuesday evening installed their Off
cer, for tine coming year. \ big ban
ouet was given in honor of the event.
The new Officers are:
Worthy Matron-M Mr.. Marie Jac-
ub-on.
Associate Mairon-Alrs. Dollic
Lane
Patron Fred Sherman.
tonductrcs> Mrs. Cora Whitchll
Associate Conductrc~~-Mr.. Mvr-
lie Fowler.
Secrelarv-MIrs. Mollic Pcnning-
ton.
Trea,urcr-Nlr,. Achsa Field.
Sentinel-Edward Pennington.
Warder-NIrs. Fred sherman
Chaplain Mr.. June Robinson.
Pianist-Mr-. Martha Barracks.
Adah-M,s, Dora Num-.
Rulh-Nlr,. Alice Samuels.
Esther Mr.. Maud Johnson.
Martha Mr.. Leila Mcclure.
Electa-NIrs Hattie Num-.
!. ]. HYATT is in New York an NM
ipe business.
Moe Pearl returned Thursday from
q ten days' visit to Fl Paso.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL At 1878

Manager Boyd Hawkins has Sc
cured for Christmas Eve and Christ
vas matinee and night, Francis y.
Rushman and Beverly Bayne. in
shakespeare masterpiece, "Romco
and Juliet"
This costly film production has
leen n sensation in movie circles.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Cant. KimbaIl to Camp Merritt

Can't. II. p. Kimball, military ad-
visor of the constructing q. NJ, has
,een assigned to Camp Merritt as
assisian, to the camp Q. NJ.
Capt. Kimball has been a very Ell
ficient and very spular man al
Camp Cody.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Notise 10 the Public

The City Market, corner Gold ana
Spruce. will be closed all day Christ
mas. Patrons kindly remember tins
and make your purchases the day
previous.
Henry Meyer, Proprietor.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
WANTS
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-New one-room hons'.
also tent house. Diamond avenue. In
ouire at Il3 +. Maple ST. IL
FOR SALE OR TRADE--For Ford
one S-inch Cirkut Camera. In
quire at Graphic. lrItc
LOST-Rhinestone hair pin last Sat
urday night, either at the armory
or ON Silver avenue or Pine street.
Return to Graphic and receive re-
ward. 4'-tlo
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21

WhNTED-To lease market garden.
l-2 miles from Delning. 20
ceres in cultivation, rabbit proof
fence. windmill. 500 gallon pumping
plant. good buildings and tools.
Phone 1913, or call ut Carson Hotel,
and ask for Mckinley. l1-lsn
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21

j. J. HYATT is in New York on NM
ipe business.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21

Moe Pearl returned Thursday from
, ten DAYS visit to Fl paso.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21

FOR SALE. Best cash offer takes
lot~ three, -four and five, Block ~.
Wallis addition. in second block north
Of depot. Deming G. ". Haas, Ian
ark, \. NJ. 17-I
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21


WANTED \ 00O--lO ger cent--on
5000 new modern bungalow. In
cure at Graphic. l1-ltr
FOR RENT room house. 9th ST..
water furnished. $1,000 month
Pioneer Real Estate Co.
l7,f
LOST Continental oil Co. sale tick
ct book Finder return "a the com
panv and receive reward or phone
ll1. l7-ltp
FOR SALE-Al u bargain. good i'm
proved poultry or stock farm near
Dcming. For particulars inquire of
7. II. Wing. l7-2tr
FOR SALE Good REIMBURSEMENT
near DENNIS. Soc T. II. Wing.
l1-2tp
FOR SAI.E-New Chevrolet i-pasS.
automobile. Run 500 miles. 5000
cash. sam Watkins. ltc
FOR SAI.E-l9l7 Cash Register, al
most new-Sl5. Southwestern Sale,
Co.. Mahoney Bldg. l1-ltP
. FOR RENT--lIouse, furnished | IL
miles north Of Camp Cody. Large
rooms. bath, etc. Excellent water
supply. Address 3l5 Iron Ave.
Dcming. l1-pd
FOR SALE Best cash offer takes
lol~ three, four aud five. Block -,
Wallis addition. in second block north
of depot. Deming. G. ". Haas. Ian
ark. y. NJ. III
. FOR SALE-Good household furni-
turc. Apply at once To 2l3 South
hon Avenue. 17-itc
/ WANTED-l'>cd irrigation engine,
and pumps. Must he in good con
dition. Address W. 6. Prouty. Casa
I Grande. Arizona.
FOR SALE-New Zealand red rab-
bil>. 100 South Iron Ave, Dem
ing. New Mexico.
l1tfc
FO RENT-Six room bungalow. with
garage. furnished complete. be-
tween Camp Cody and artillery range
north of Demine. Apply to Forrest.
Mckinley. Phone 333. Carson IIottl.
17-1Sp
WANTED-To lease market garden.
, l-2 miles from Deining. 20
ceres in cultivation, rabbit proof
fence. windmill. 500 gallon pumping
plant. good buildings and tools.
Phone 1913, or call ut Carson Hotel,
and ask for Mckinley. l1-lsn
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-10-13
CONGRESSIONAL.

Congress has authorized the investi-
CATION OF new process Tor extracting
power from the air. The method is
called "Gayabed."
Heflin's charges of treason against
certain members Of the house O. con.
eIess are to be investigated.
The United States senate has been
asked TO revive the RANK of general
and bestow the honur upon Maj. Gen.
J. J. Pershing.
Concerning the efforts to expel dis.
loyal senators it develops that ]. ID.
Bright. from Indiana, Was expelled in
1862 for favoring the Confederacy.
Congress is wearying of the long
session, plning to go home, but il
already laying plans for the coming
meeting.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-10-13
DOM ESTIc.

The messenger girl' has made her
appearance on the government pay
rCn, as result of Ile shortage OF
men aud boys around the capitol.
The cost oil making money has risen
more Ihau ~ per THOUSAND sheets, TIE
tederal reserve board announces.
Japan's commission to the United
States mas puUllcIy endorsed PresI-
aent Wilson's emDarso on steel.
1t has been dec.0eu tnal all retailers
OF coal must secure federal licenses.
The trade commission has at last
begun an invesLgaIiOn mo lne cost of
Production and the selIing prIce Oh
coal.
Under the new law, men whose in
come reaches $6.OUU per year VIII De
required to pay taxes twice.
Federal authorities are out in final
WARNING 10 uIaIt dodgers, ana no 1ur-
Their temporizing is 10 be permitted.
The Japanese war commissioner,
ISM, declare shis country'S poIlcy il
unIiKe the western oMnroe doctrine,
aud promises An open door in CHINA.
Thirty farmers near Sioux Falls,
S. D.. have been hailed into court,
TO answer charges o. disloyalty.
Inc RAILROADS have cut 10000, 900
or aarulpa tror. thar
s.nce the conservation plan became
operative.
Nebraska's 100000. 900 bushel corn
crop Is now sale from frost and har-
vesting well under way.
Gov. J. Z. Ferguson Of Texas. lately
ousted Dy the state senate ior NAL
ieasance. viii run again for vindica-
ton.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-10-13

In the shadow of the lofty noun
tains of the Carso at this impressive
white altar of snow priest Is cele-
brating military mass. His congre-
cation is made up of Italian soldiers.
who are battling In the snow-clad
mountains to wrest lands peopled by
Italians from the dominion of the Aus
TRANS. A broad ray of the sun was
shot down through the snow-covered
mountain peaks and has beautifully
illuminated the altar In front of which
the priest Is praying.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-10-13
NEWS OF WEEK
Told Herewith in Tabloid
Form
Condensed Items of Interest
for Every Member of
the Household
MiSCEllANE OUS.

American expenditures for war pur-
roses have reached a total of $4,000
900 per hour.
United States Red Cross workers in
France now have reached total of
SEA.
Germany has offered TO exchange
grain tor ore with the Swcdes. know
ing food conditions in that country
and needing the iron.
Miss Bessie White, %. of Massena,
n. Y, missing for, few days. was
found dead unde{fa wooden walk in
the city of WATERFOWL. n Y.
An investigation of coal prices in
st. Louis shows costs at the mine To
be s1.23 per ton. but the consumer is
forced to pay IS.
DR.. Mary Riggs Noble, in an ad-
dress TO the women of ST. Louis, says
the present style of women's dresses
is a menace to the morals OF soldiers.
The railroads of the nation have al
ready moved 100000 to the various
army camps. the longest haul being
from Yuma, Ariz., to Fort Riley, Kan,
1,514 miles.
Women to the number of 1,256,O0O
have taken the places of EngAshmen
sent to the front.
Only about one-half as much cotton
has been ginned this year as last up TO
this time. the figures for 1917 being
2,49S,3S1 bales. against 4,901,9S9 for
1916.
In some of the army camps all bev-
srages even remotely resembling beer
have been forbidden.
Armed miners have entrenched
themselves in the hills near Lexing-
ton, KY, and defy the officers OF TWO
states TO arrest them.
The holy see has dispatched anoth-
er plea for peace to Britain. Ii is ac-
companied by the replies of the CEN
trail powers to his last effort.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-10-13
War Weddings Decline In GLASGOW

War weddings are on the decline, II
one is to accept the figures regarding
irregular marriages in Glasgow as con-
elusive. In 1915 all records were
broken. the number of couples whose
weddings were legalized by the sheriff
exceeding anything hitherto known.
Last year there was drop. though
the total for the year was still consid-
cradle. and far In advance of normal
times. The present year shows n fur
Their decrease. One day. for instance.
there were 30 civil marriages In the
county buildings. bringing the total
for the year so far to LAO. At the
same date last year the total was
1.760.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-10-13
FOREIGN.

Seven German vessels seized in the
Philippines at the outbreak of the war
have been detailed 10 interisland serv-
ice by the United States government.
Leon Daudet, editor of L'Action, a
Paris paper, accuses Louis Malvy,
minister OF the interior, with being a
traitor.
In reprisal squad OF French avi.
ators has flown 1872 miles into Ger
man territory and dropped bombs on
Slut .gart.
MOId comes to this country of the
slaughter OF 1900 Armenians by Turk
Ish soldiers who used axes in the ter.
rIble bntchery.
If Engiands voice is needed in the
final settlement Of the war Germany
VIII be absolutely shorn OF her Co
lonial possessions.
German labor leaders are being sent
to the front to address the troops on
the subject of reform.
Opportunity Is to be given all Unit
ed safes soldiers 10 invest their sal
allies in the new Liberty loan.
Toxic. Japan. was visited by the
most destructive typhoon in It's his
lOry. anu 81 are dead and 10000 homes
destroyed.
Adyices from Buenos Aires indicate
that President irIgoyen is out OF har-
mony with his people and Will resign
Oct. II.
Labor troubles in Buenos Aires have
cut Off all food supplies and prices are
on the climb.
Paul Berger. lately connected with
the German legation. is held by the
Cuban officials as a spy.
The largest meeting ever held In
Germany was at Frankfort, and the
policies Of no annexation and early
peace were advocated.
Teutonic prisoners in France have
become convinced of democracys aim
ana are urging home folks TO erect /.
republic.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-10-13
Good-by Leather Shoes.

The leather shoe Is becoming so ex-
pensive that II will soon be out of
the reach of all but the rich; therefore,
according to Andrew H. King. writing
in Metallurgical and Chemical Engi-
neering. its place is to be taken by
shoes with soles Of rubber and uppers
of canvas. The properly made rubber
sole. into which ground cotton waste
and leather dust are Incorporated. Will
Outwear two or three leather soles and
will not slip on wet pavement.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-10-13
GEN ERAl.

A revival projected in Chicago by
the ministers OF Methodism is de-
ciared by Bishop Nicholson to be the
biggest job ever undertaken.
The Kansas bank examiner reports
that deposits in state banks have in
creased 100000 over June and
$4,000, 900 over a year ago.
Mss Vale Ruffino, IA, Of st. Louis,
fled from home to avoid being forced
to marry the man Of her fathers
choice.
More than 10000 airrlanes are at
present in course Of construct ~ in
the United States.
A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the National German-American
alliance will be held in Chicago ON
Nov. 20.
Arkansa3' governor has asked the
farmers of his state to unite on big
ger crop Of wheat.
Postmaster-General Burleson plans
to establish aerial mail routes, using
airplanes unsuited to military pur-
poses.
Administration officials declare that
under the new rules the price of coal
must be reduced or
Curb bettors in New York are lay
ing to that Mayor Mitchell will be
defeated in the coming election In
November.
Seven dogs attacked Charles Kastra
while he was gathering mushrooms
near Hammond, Ind. and he may die.
The recent storm on the gulf coast
did 100000 damage to the navy yard
at Pensacola. Fla. Other damage un.
estimated.