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Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-27
Catholic Committee Busy.

That the Catholic Church expects
to do its full part in the Fourth
Liberty Loan campaign as it has in
the other three is evidenced by the
following paragraphs taken from a
letter prepared to be mailed out to,
Catholic pastors and approved by
His Grace Archbishop Glennon, who
appointed the committee 20 lead
Catholics in the campaign:
Our fellow citizens of any and no
creed have been quick to realize
our worth in these times of common
stress and need, and as the fact
dawns on them we should measure
up to the responsibility.
Ours the opportunity-let US
grasp it-for God and country, for
church and state. In days to come,
peaceful and victorious days. we
can look back with patriotic joy up
on our efforts. We can explain to
our boys returned that we, too, were
on the firing line, and that success
fully. Please enlist the sympathy
of your people; encourge them by
word and example to participate to
the fullest in these loans. Try to
get them to give credit whenever
possible as individuals or firms to
thisscommittee"
The appointment of a committee
in each parish is suggested in the
letter, the committee to organize
meetings and to assist in the pub
licity incident to the Fourth Liberty
Loan campaign. Rev. Fathers j. j.
McGlynn, H. S. Keister and P. d.
O.Connor are the committee sending
out the letter.
The Government urges us" the
letter concludes. The boys demand
and need US. Our church encourages
us-our conscience warns US. By
word and work let US Catholics (you
and your parishioners) be one hun
dred per. .cent and 60 over the top
for GOD and country"
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-27

Baxter Bond, who wss recently
commissioned second lieutenant at
Fl. Shesridan is spending few
days with his father. W. L. Bond,
From here he will 60 to Camp
Grant. Rockford, ILL.,. as an instruc
tor in the depot brigade and recruit
division.
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-27

Mrs. Ed M. Jayne and Miss Fan
ME JAYNE were called to Chicago
Saturday night by the serious ILL
ness of their husband and brother,
Ed M. Jayne who was seriously i'll
with pneumonia at a hospital at
Great Lakes.
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-27

Marshal John Owen rounded up
ninete en- negroes Sunday about one
o'clock when he found eleven ne
groes playing craps at the old post
Office building. The remaining
eight were "lookeron." All nineteen
were arrested but on the ones who
were caught playing were held for
preliminary trial Monday before
Justice Pollard where they were
each fined $l1.75.
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-27

G. w. Schweer of Clinton, has taxi
en- option on a controlling interest
in the Farmers & Mutual Telephone
Company at this place, with a view
of buying same.
Mr.. Schweer is father to E. w.
Schweer in this city and has had
twenty years of experience in the
telephone business. He having
organized the Missouri Union Tele-
phone Company of Henry County
and is one OF the largest telephone
companies of the state outside of
the Kansan City Home Co.. of Kan
sas City and Kinloch Telephone Co.
of ST. Louis.
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-27

AS remedy to combat the Hes.
sian fly the College of Agriculture
of the University of Missouri advises
to delay the wheat seeding until. or
soon after, the fly-free dates if any
Hessian fly injury was noticed in
the neighboThOOd this year Sowing
on or soon after the lily free dates
should not be considered late sowing
because tests have shown upon a
well prepared seed bed the wheat
will, on the average, produce equally
as good a yield as that sown earlier.
Where HeSsian flies are not pre-
sent. in order to secure the best
yield of wheat, seeding in the north
ern third of Missouri should not be-
gin before the last week in Sep.
tember, for the central third net be-
fore the first week in October, and
for the southern third seeding
should be delayed until the first
week in October,
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-27

Mr., and Mrs E. E. Baldwin, of
Brookfield are spending several days
in this city the guests of relatives.
Mr., Baldwin is recovering from an
operation which he underwent a
few weeks ago
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-27

Miss Eva Bannister. of StOutsville
spent Wednesday in this city the
guest of Mrs. Mary Rouse and
family.
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-27

Mrs, Orville Wilson spent part of
the week in Hunnewell the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Anna Dobson.
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-27

Misses Cassie Tooley and Juliet
Green who have BEEN spending a
few days with homefolks in this
city have returned to that place
where Miss Tooley has accepted a
position in the new emergency hos
pital, being established with the in
aueuration of the student army
training torps there Miss Green will
return to the hospital where she re.
ceived her training. Both young
ladies having just graduated from
the Nurses Training School of the
University of Missouri at Columbia
Monroe City Democrat., 1918-09-27

Mrs. W. L. Green was called to
Bucklin. Saturday by the death of
her brother-in.law. Frank Edsall
who died at his home in that city
Friday. Funeral services were
conducted Sunday afternoon at
Zion Church, a few north of Buck
lin by Rev. 7. P. Middleton. of
Bucklin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
FISH COMMISSIONERS HERE
Moving Pictures OF Snrdinr Industry
TO BE Shown This
Morning.

The moving picture exhibition OF
sardlncs, which was TO have been
given in tho auditorium OF Murphy's
Hotel last night. will be given this
morning. under the auspices of the
National Association of Fisheries
commissioners. at the Colonial Thcatcr
at 10 O'Clock. free OF charge. All poo
pie especially women. are invited
This. the tenth annual meeting. was
called To order yesterday by Former
President w. Mcdonald Lee Of Ian.
caster Mayor Ainslc delivered the
address Of welcome. The response was
made by Nj. Ice. On account OF war
conditions there was a small number
OF commissioners present,
Brayton \. Round of Providence. Il.
|. president Of the association dc
.iHcred tho annual address DR. L.
l.. Churchill. Of the Bureau of Fish
cries. WASHINGTON. read paper re-
viewing the O! Stcr industry for the
past seventy years John W. Titcomb
fish cuituris; OF tho conservation com
mission OF New York. made AN address
ON what New York is doing to mcc,
The demand for an increased consume
dion OF ijsh.
Sessions will hc held this afternoon
and tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
CEREMONIAL IN PETERSBURG
Richmond ShrinerS Plan Pilgrimage on
Friday NiEht-Nisit Frcdcr-
ickSburS juno -.

Acca Temple will conduct cerc-
monial In Petersburg Friday night.
the official divan patrol and band
leaving Richmond fro/ Byrd Street
station at o'clock. Those attending
the meeting Will return 10 this city
on a special train leaving Petersburg
at midnight.
on the arrival OF the Richmond
Shriners In Petersburg there will be a
parade from the railroad station. with
an exhibition drill BY the patrol. There
Will he concert by the band ut $50
o'clock at the Y. W. C.. ~. with n ban
quot served by the women OF the Fed
Cross 1t Csc O'Clock. The business
session viii begin promptly at 1870
O'Clock in the Masonic Temple. fol-
lowed by the ceremonial and later by
Il vaudeville Offering
Acca Temple is also planning it's
pilgrimage TO Fredericksburg, where
the Shrlncr population is said to have
increased almost 600 per cent within
the past year. The ceremonial ses-
sion at Frederick VIII be held
June q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
Bringing Iron to the Front

1t Is a well-known fact that
men Of courage, men with
Drawn and nerve to buck the
line" and go over-the-top !"
have rich red blood coursing
through their veins. This
blood must contain about as
much iron as there is in a
common "tenpenny" nail. The
red blood corpuscles must be
fed on iron to have that rich
red color. The nerves are fed
on the red blood corpuscles, SO
when you feel tired, worn out
before the day is half over,
when pimples show on neck or
face, it's the danger signal,
time to repair the blood cells.
1T is fortunate that DR.. Pierce
and his staff OF able physic-
ians at the Surgical Institute
In Buffalo have found comb
nation OF iron and herbal ex-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
PUT BACK IN UNIFORM
sweet. Lumpkin. Ailcn and Frnyscr
Succeeded by New "I'urity
Sound

Patroimen Sweet and Lumpkin. OF
the FRS; District. and Alien and Fray
scr. OF the Second District, who nave
been doing plain clothes duty in 'heir
districts, were yesterday transferred
TO uniform duty. and other men took
up the work OF the purity squad" The
captains OF the respective districts
deemed this change advisable. because
the fac: that these officers had become
wcll-known by persons engaged in
hootlcSEinE and other vices which they
were making an effort to break up, had
lessencd their efficiency. Tho names OF
the mon who will take UP the plain
clothes duty formerly done by these
officers were not given out as IT was
though: to do so would thwart tho
purpose OF the change. Patrolmcn
Sweet and Lumpkin. and Allen and
Frayscr. have been very active In the
running down of violators OF the liquor
laws, gamblers and disorderly women.
Sweet was given furlouGh OF five
day. beginning yesterday Lumpk;n
was formerly a mounted man. and will
remain patrolmcn until he fully re-
covers from an operation for appcn-
dicitis recently undergone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15

tracts that gives the stomach
tone, fortifles the blood with
iron in a form that it can be
taken into the system. You
need energy and pep" every
day. You can acquire 1t quickly
by taking "Irontic." This lat
est discovery called tTron- tic"
can be had at most drug stores
in tablet form, at 60c the vial.
Send the Surgical Institute in
Buffalo, n. Y, 10c for trial pkg.
If you wish to make trial.
Men with a wallup, men
who are on the front or doing
their "bit" behind the lines,
are men with en- active liver.
When they feel logy, dull,
headachy, blue, and what is
termed bilious, they acquire
regular habits. become regular
as clockwork" from taking DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
BAR ASSOCIATION WILL
MEET AT HOT SPRINGS
Executive Committee Takes steps to
Arrange Program for Summer
Convention.

The regular annual meeting OF the
Virginia state Bar Association will be
held on August Is. Il and 10. probably
at the Virginia Hot Springs. This is
the frs; meeting since 1916. as the
meeting in 1917 was Cancelled for fear
OF it's interference with the prcpara-
tons for war The speakers for the
meeting have not yet been selected,
hu, Will be men OF national promi-
ncDcc.
This was determined at meeting
OF the executive committee held Mon.
day afternoon at the Wcstmoreland
Club, at which meeting Harvey Z. Hall.
II Roanoke: Lewis II. Machcn. o. AleI
andria. and Thomas w. Shelton. OF
Norfolk, were named as delegates to
the convention OF win the War to En-
force Peace" to be Eolt at Philadelphia
on Nav 1918, at which cX-PreSidcnt
Taft vi preside. ~ the rcQueS: Of
the Council of Defense the executive
committee directed an appeal TO be
sent 10 all members of the ASSOCIATION
urging them TO volunteer their legal
services. without charge. TO such men
drafted in the military or naval service
OF tho country as need il. with Il view
10 aiding them In arranging their bust
ness affairs before leaving on active
service and 10 inform and pro;cc: them
in their rights under the "a. 'ou5 acts
OF Congress passed in their interests.
The executive committee further pro-
vided for the holding Of "A golf tourna-
ment at which TWO silver cups Will
he presented as prizes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
An Important Discovery
Sw ollen Veins Relieved

That Absorbine. Jr.. would relieve
raricose veins was discovered by an
old gentleman who had suffered with
swollen veins for nearly fifty years
He had made many unsuccessful efforts
TO get relief and finally tried Absor-
binc. Jr.. knowing it's va luc in reducing
swellinEs. aches. pains and SORENESS.
AbSorbine. Jr.. relieved him and
after he had applied it regularly for Il
few weeks he told us that his legs were
as smooth as when he was "A boy and
all the pain and soreness had Cca scd
Thousands have since used this anti
septic linimcnt for this purpose with
remarkably good results.
Absorbing. Jr. is made OF oils and
extracts from pure herbs and when
rubbed upon the skin is quickly taken
UP by the pores: the blood circulation
in surrounding parts is thereby stimu-
lated and healing helped.
sl.2J bottle at druggists or post
paid. y Liberal Trial Bottle will lie
mailed your address for lQc in stamps
Booklet free.
w. f.. YOUNG. II. u. F.,
-'' Temple ST, Springfield. Mass
Il Ady)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15

OF higher rank. Many people have
turned In requests which have been
approved by lIcutcnonts and company
commanders. But tho lowest ranking
onicer privileged TO approve a roquos,
OF this kind is major.
Tho postal officials arc also having
quite a bit OF trouble In handling par
eel post shipments OF bitter. The no.:
tai regulation In this matter spcci,i.
caily says that butter cannot be shipped
unless II is packed In a tin bucket and
mat must be contained I'm wooden
box or outer strong cover MIR. ,rhor,,
ton says that tho people In the city who
order their butter should insist tina,
the man who supplies them conform Ia
the postal regulations in this matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
FUND FOR INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL GROWS TO $1,000
Rotary Club to Con.idcr Tonight Heat
Method OF Aiding Worthy
institutions

! This week Lynchburc, as VOL AS
Richmond Will be called upon to con-
tribute TO the $4,000 fund now being
raised throughout the State by the
CorinSton Industrial School for Home
icsS BOYS. Rev. George Floyd Rogers.
president and founder of the institu-
ton, Will probably divide his time be-
tween tho two cities
Up TO the present hour about $1,000
mas ocen raised in Richmond. Many
contributions have been made but in
view OIL recent demands upon them. few
people have been able to give a. much
as they might otherwise have done
II is gratifying to note. however. that
everybody commcndS the work Of the
nom. and that the local campaign has
made many new friends for tho school.
mic II is going to require effort. the
peiicf prevails al headquarters that
the total amount asked of Richmond.
S23.ooo. will certainly be procured and
'hat II VIII come from cheerful Eivers.
pr. r.. H. Rogers. the superintendent
OF the home. spent Sunday at. the
school. He found awaiting him at the
institution letter from a former pu-
pil-a Richmond boy. who. while at
the homo. did not always submit read
lily to discir.inc and who is now doing
we'll, expressed his kindcst wishes for
the welfare of the school and what
that above all things nc would like
TO be back there now" Time and
rctrospection have brought this alum
nus" TO ealizc that the institution was
really the making of him. and that he
was far happier there than he gcner-
ally is in the great outside world.
President Rogers will address the
Rotary Club tonight in behalf OF the
home and II is likely that the or
Ganizat!on will adopt some systematic
plan of helping in his local campaign.
But whether ii does or not the friends
of the Rotarians feel most grateful
for what they have already done since
the club is now maintaining seven boys
at tho school Moreover. its members
contemplate lending further aid By
erecting recreation hall on the
grounds Of the institution.
The Covlncton home is in no sense
penal institution; it is a home in
fact rs we'll as in name and it's one
aim is TO keep the boys in softcning
domestic atmosphere that will bring
out the best that is In them. Pupils
vino have family connections outside
the school--provided these connections
are not absolutely observation-disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
Will ProtectRights
of absent Soldiers
No Office Judgments to Be Is
sued against Them Without
RcUieto by Court.

For the protection of the civil rights
OF soldiers and sailors now on duty
away from their homes and unable to
protect their interests. JuGGc Beverly
T. Crump directed an order to lie en-
tered yesterday in the Law and Equity
Court preventing certificates of Office
judgments being issued until they are
reviewed by the court Under the
statute Of Virginia many Judgments
are obtained each year upon default
Of the appearance by the defendant.
and such cases are not considered by
the court. The courts action relieves
this condition.
The order entered by Judge Crump is
as follows:
Ia order that the court may make
proper application of the provisions Of
the Act OF Congress. approved March s.
1918. entitled An Act to extend pro-
lection to the civil rights of members
of the military and naval establish
mcnts of the United States engaged In
the present war to such actions at
law as result in oIlicc judgments upon
default or appearance py defendant
under the statute law OF Virginia. II Is
ordered that the clerk Of this court do
continue to enter judgments at rules
as prescribed by law. but the cour;
doth nov order and direct that as TO all
7"Ni JuN@ IiitibS lncn CnlcTcu
at rules since the eighth day OF March
1918. and hereafter to be entered. the
clerk of this court shall not make nor
deliver to any person. certificates Of
the same. nor certify the Same 20 the
clerk Of any other court for dockctinE
nor shall the clerk issue any writs Of
scire tacias or other writ OF execution
upon such judgments. unless the plain
tiff In any such Judgment shall first
nave obtained order nT thic
directing one or more OF the said sew
cral acts to be done
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15

Of the kidneys, and the little poisonou.
animal germs. which arc causing the
Inflammation. are Immediately at
tackled aud chased out OF your system
without Inconvenience or pain.
DO not delay a minute Go to your
druggist and insist on his supplying
you WIN box OF GOLD MEDAL Haar-
lon Oil Capsules. In - hours you viii
feel renewed health and viEor. After
YOU have cured yourself. continue to
take one or two Capsules each day So
rs to keep in first-class condition, and
ward or the danger Of future attack
Money refunded IL they do not heir
YOU Ask for the original imported
GOLD MEDAL. brand. nd thus be sur..
IF getting the Eenuinc.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
STRICT REGULATIONS AS
TO PARCELS FOR SOLDIERS
Can lie sent overseas Only on written
Request From Soldier. approved
by His Major.

Postmaster Hay r. Thornton has
called attention or patrons OF tho post
Office to tho prevalent MISUNDERSTANDING
ing In regard to the shipment OF par
ccis TO tho American cSpcditionary
forces. Several people have called AT
'he post -1hice with parcels to be sent
10 their friends In tho army on The
frcnch battlefront. But there !s a
strict postal regulation in regard to
thia shipment.
Before this parcel can be Skinned
inc postal clerk must b" given Il re-
quest Tor tho shipment of tho parcel
from tho aGdrosscc. when mus; he an
proved by rcgimcntal officer or on,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
SOLDIERS WHO ADVERTISE
LIABLE TO COURT MARTIAL
subject ia severe Punishment. Accord
ing to Orders Issued Mt Camp
Mcclellan.

AHNlSIoN. ALA. May 1i--Soldiers
VINO advertise in newspapers. maya
@ihcs ana other periodicals as being
lonely arc subject 10 trial by court
martha! and severe punishment. accord =
.hs TO orders issued from divisional
headquarters at Camp Mcclellan.
mon einEcStiEation. military officials
nave FOUND that certain soldiers have
appealed TO the Symnathies of the pub
nc through such advertisements and
nave hccn hoodinS tho reg mental post
onI'eS with answers TO such appeals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
HAARLEM OIL CAPSULES
If YOUR BACK ACHES

DO you fcrl tired and "worn-out.
Arc YOU nervous and irritable: Don,
steep well at night" Have "a dragged
out nnrested feeling when YOU &c. IN
~ me morning. DIZZY spcilst Bill
'"uS Sad taSi in the mouth hack :
acne pam or soreness in the loius and
ao"onch severe distress when uri-
mating. bloody. cloudy urine or scdi-
'ncht' All these indicate pravcI nr
stone in the bladder. Or that the moi.
sonons microbes. which are always in
your system. have attacked your
kidneys S'ur
on should use GOLD MEDAL. Haar
i"m oil Capsules immc,,iaiclv Tha ~,
eo.thS ssntlE into the walls and lining
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15

encouraged to keep up their relation
snip. mus the needy motncr who.
through rorco OF circumstances. il
compelled TO send her child to the
tomc. KNOWS that in time she will get
him back safe and sound. and that no
effort Will lie made to ALLEVIATE his ar
fccttons during the period Of his alb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
hoy. Tace Thir,,-.c>rn Charge.

= With th!rty-scvcu CharScs AGAINST
them a. the consequences of alleged
thefts OF clothing, pottcd plau's and
chairs from yards on Church Fill. Au-
brey Boiling, fourteen years old and
Frank Toliver. fifteen years old will TO
arraigned in Juvenile Court this morn
ling. Roberta Peterson. = cclo-cd wo.
man. who IL charged with receiving
some OF the stolen property. VIII be
heard in Police Court. Detectives
s '-''r. ..-,,i SrttfN ANA Dn,c..
cred the goods.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
40, rc,pon.ibie for Grnd,ns.

Officers OF tho Virginia hallway and
Power Company advised the Admins
trativc Board yesterday that the trac-
ton company was not Responsible FOR
the grading under it's tracks OF Mary
land Avenue. The board referred tho
matter TO city Attorney Henry II. Pol
lard for his Information.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
VIII Aid tho Police.

Mayor George Ainsiic YESTERDAY is
sued orders to the Home Defense
League or Richmond 10 assist Sunday
IN policing the line of march of the
Rcd Cross parade. The league viii CO.
operate with the Police department in
maintainS order and keeping the line
OF march open for the parade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15

Governor Davis has gone TO Phila-
de!phia To attend a conference OF 5000
prominent men of America under the
auspices OF the League To Enforce
Peace. The object of the meeting is to
win the war for permanent peace. The
Governors of tho various states VIII
&c present. and thousands OF men
prominent IN varied professions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
Must Show Registration Cards.

MT Mas announced Yesterday that b..
5Ethning next Monday 4 Systematic
aacarch for slackcrs and draft cvadors
would be made in Richmond by the
S1pcal police. poolrooms, t!,eatcrs. and
Snear-beer places, whore idle Young
sH1cn are wont 10 ccngrcgatc VIII be
Ssub5cct to scrutiny Us the officers. Re
sduests VIII lie Courtcousiy made Tor
tho showing Of registration cards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
southern Farming. show Increase.

Estimated operating revenue OF the
Southern, halfway system for the frSt
week III May aggregated >z.3Si.i3..
as compared with actual earnings OF
S2.0?5.l?I for tho corresponding week
Of last year. showing an increase of
SiSS.30c. according to figures announced
Yesterday by ComptrOllcr \. IL Plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15
Arrives In E'rnncc.

Sergeant Leonard ~ Chcatwood.
son OF Fire Commissioner w. a.
Cheatwood has just arrived safely in
France. according to adViccs received
IN Richmond yesterday. Sergeant
Chcatwood Is a member Of n coast ar
tillcry command.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-15

These days hundreds OF people arc
sea rchinS through the Want Ads for
houses Tor rent u YOU have vacan,
mousse Want Nj in this papcr Will
rent ~ Tor YOU cali Randolph l.