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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-06-28

In the second, third and fourth pre-
cincts the vote was nearly 2 to 1
against the bonds. Those opposed
to the bonds did not vote till late in
the afternoon. It was said that dur
ing the late afternoon hours about
one-half of the total vote cast was
registered. Up till o'clock a big
majority had been cast for the bond
issue in the first precinct, but more
than three-fourths of the votes polled
after that hour in the first precinct
were said to be against the bonds.
In the fourth and first precincts the
road commissioners of the township
stated the polls were closed too early.
According to the statute the polls
were to be opened from sun rise till
sun set. NJ. f. Leming, chairman of
TIE special road commission, stated
the polls should have been kept open
till SIT, the hour of sunset.
The members of the special road
commission of the township met at
the office of the chairman yesterday
evening to receive the vote. Follow
ing the meeting, Mr.. Leming de-
clared he believed bond issue for
the entire county should be brought
before the people.
ON view of the fact" ne said,
that so many who opposed the town.
ship bonds declared themselves in ia
vor of a county bond issue, / believe
the matter of raising money for the
purpose of building the bridges
across the drainage bitches should be
decided by the voters of the entire
county.
"The bridges must be built by the
county, the Supreme Court decided,
and the only way we can raise money
enough to erect bridges that will keep
the county roads open for traffic is
by bond issue.
eff, however, the people refuse to
vote favorably on the county bond is
sue, then I am in favor of temporary
bridges. If We have to expend every
cent that is paid into the special road
fund for the building of temporary
bridges, that will be washed out after
every heavy rain, then the property
owners and voters will realize the ne
cessity of bond issue"
Some of the opponents to the bond
issue declared the sum asked by the
special road commission was toe
large, and they would vote for the
bridge bonds provided smaller sum
would be asked. Whether another
election in the township will be held
is unlikely at this time.
The special road commissioners of
the township declared last night they
would probably ask the county court
to call a special election over the en-
tire county, but this matter would be
discussed at meeting in the near
future.
It was generally agreed that the
defeat was due to the Ineffective CAM
paign made by the promoters. Albert
NJ. Spradling, who made speeches
for the issue for several weeks, said
last night that the promoters were
responsible for the bond issues de.
feat. 1T was the poorest campaign
I ever heard off, he said.
| Harry F. Alexander, who was one
OF the original boosters for the pro-
ject, said the result was no surprise
to him Everything was done that
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-06-28

Coccotone Co., New York, n. Y.
Dear SIrs:
Your Cocotone Face Powder is
lust wonderful. | have used many
French powders for which l paid so
cents and $1.00 for powders that
We're not as good. Kindly send me-
two boxes of Flesh BY return mail for
the Soc enclosed.
Yours truly,
Miss Sadie London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
|RON|zED PAN-PAW
LEADS ALL REMEDIES
NUX For NERVES
IRON For BLOOD
p A W-P A w
For the STOMACH
3 Powerful Forces in 1

People in Charlotte have found great
relief from stomach trouble nervous
ness. weakness and general debility.
lronizcd paw-Paw builds up the body
and Strengthens il. clears the blood a..
impurities. stimulates the liver into
healthy action. corrccts consti;,a ton
and stcadics the nerves. Daily and
hourly the demand is increasing. giving
universal satisfaction. Ironized Paw
Paw does all and more than is claimed
for 1t.
If your food distrcsscs you. II you
arc constipatcd. have headaches, dizzy
spells. are nervous and get the blues,
just get "a taste Of Ironizcd Paw Paw
You'll find all the disasreeable feeling
passing away before you leave the
store. DO as scores OF your ncighbors
w-Iaw and bid your liver and
stomach ailments goodbye. ! want
every chronic dyspctic to come In and
try this remedy. want the man or
woman who cant sleep and is deSpond-
eat TO come in and try this remedy.
You !! never go back to the old ia Sh
i"ncd medicines. Lots Of business and
professional men find Ironizcd Paw
Paw enables them to do more and bet
Yer work. II seems to cncreiZc every
ihrc. tissue and bone. Begin on
lronizcd raw-Paw to-day so you can
Join tho army Of converts next week.
Your druggist probably keeps IL. but
II he doesn't come to #. A. Miller Co..
"io East Broad St; Tragic Drug Co.
Sl7 East Broad ST.; Grant Drug Co (nl
branches).
Ironized Paw-Paw. price $500
Formula on every bottle. Mail orders
promptly attended to. Interstate Drug
Co, Inc. New York.-Ady,-- 81. =. 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
establishment OF New l.nrrr NInnufnr-
turing Plants In Many Parts Of Dixie.
Numerous EnIarrcmcmts.

Many Industrial dcvclopmcntal plans,
for establishing new enterprises and
"nlhrginE existing plants throughout
the South were announced in the cur
rent issue of the Manufacturers Record
some OF those requiring capitalization
or SlO",Coo and more may be briefly
outlined AZ follows:
tire tubes. castings etc. Will be man
ufactur"d by the Southland Tire and
Rubber Company. San Antonio. TEX.
watch viii build a s50o.00O plant a,
Fort Worth.
Coal land viii be developed bv the
Macbeth coal Company, McAlpin. W
aN.. incorporated with 100000 capitoI
cotton cloth VIII be manufactured by
the focahontas cotton Mills. Peters
burg. Va, incorporated with 5000. 900
capital
n cattle farm will be established bv
The Meadowbrook Cattle Company. Eort
Myers. Fla. Incorporated with 5000. 600
capital.
Automobile clocks will he manufac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

tured by the Allard Automobile cd
Corporation. Richmond chartered ~
|-o"'oVo capital by Virginia capitaliJ
cotton products Will be manufac,uI
bv the capps Manufacturing Comm,
roccoa. Ga, Incorporated with sion 4
capital
icahutS and cottonSced product, ~
be manufactured by the Florida r]
nut Milling Co. Gainesville. Fla wh
VIII construct buildings costing sI95 A
"hd Install machinery with daily ga,
CIV OF sixty tons Of products.
MoNirg picture films will Inc mn,
ta'iurcd by the Southern Feature r,|
CORPORA tion. Charlotte. \. G. docI, j
WIN $4,000 capital by North corn,;
manufacturers
Oh wells Viii he drilled ana I, rcc,
"III 10" built br tho Eastlaud on q.
H'hhinI Company. Dallas. Tex. inc,
r"rated with 100000 capital
SlO"."Oo mch.-packlng plant y;,,
n"iit by the state tack Ing compa,
b'i"igh. \. g. daily capacity to no :,
hogS and thirty cattle.
cotton products viii he manur,c,u,1
by III" Lola manufacturing Conn, +,
STANLEY y. G.. incorporated vim sio|
600 capital by Nor,h Carolina cn,,,
nill owners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
rho Year. Snic. Mt Dan,llir.

DANNILI.f;. VA. April ?o.--Th" auc-
tion sales OF loosc-lcaf tobacco closed
FOR tn" 1917 crop season on TIL" 18TH.
The fow scattering remnants OF the
crop Will be disposed % by private
sale
Sales for tho month or April from
the LIST 10 iSth. inclusiv" amounted
10 2T?I4A pounds for stn367tI2. a,
an average ~ So 81
The total sales for the scasou from
August 10 to Nrril is. inclusive, are
"I."2i.fl0 pounds for ill.2SO3lHG7. at
AN average ut sJl.l2. Thcs" Igi"cS
SHOW increases over III" Iolj "ror ser
son Or 5.7SH.2Sn pounds; Sl27G n the
average" ana $5.7G2. 9H0l2
The tobacco sold during Anil has
been very common. and mostly ram .
non's az IN" crop. hence tic low aver
ngc a. compared with other months.
Prices. However. hold firm IN AL grades
To The very last let sold There seems
never before 10 have been such an
eager iemard for all grades.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
GREATER RAILWAY YARD
Norfolk md Western Commence. nir
Terminal Improvement. mt bristol.
Costing Half n Million.

BRISTOL. Va. April -prcli,nirnrv
work has begun on tho extensive widen.
ing and extension Of the local railwny
yards OF tn. Norfolk and Western Rail-
way. The construction work Will in
"nlve the tearing down OF about thirty
houses. the construction Of a coucrctc
bridge. and considerable grading 1t
~ estimated that the completion OF the
work viii involve the expenditure OF
ahou, 100000
The contract for tho grading work
has been let 10 w. W Eoxw"ll Son &
CO.. o! Roanoke This company is now
assembling its equipment here
II IL understood that tho freight
congestion in the local yards and fur
,hcr w the line in Virginia nercssi-
'atcd tn" extensive improvements This
hig construction work VIII help the
labor situation here materially. as mum
dreds Of lahorcrs. carpenters ana brick
layers VIII bc needed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
business mud Industrial Sotrs Of Thing.
in tll Parts az This Great
Nation.

Tho latest official estimate of the
wealth OF the United States WAS $l>N.-
600 oOrCUo III 1879 Present estimates
are around s25c.coO oo".occ
Meat animals in the United states
increased by 100000 in the year end
ell January /. 1915 The increase con-
sistiug of i,@a7.0ON cattle 3,7>i.UG0
hogs and l.2S4.o0o sheep
Opening to entry OF about "o0.n0o
acres Of land ii oregon has been an.
proved 10y Secretary Lane. These lands
:tic part OF what are known as the
Oregon and California railroad grant
lands.
The total value Of the American fish
crop including Alaska and the iuSular
the present time, though the latest
official figures put the total at $l2i.-
600. 600.
During the year 1917 tho average
price OF beef advanced 22.l pcr cent
from $3.50 per 100 pounds in 1915 10
SLIGO in 1917, Hogs advanced from
$3.50 to Si5.lo. a total OF - per cent.
and sheep increased 80 per cent. from
S7.>5 to Sill.
Revised estimates place the amount
OF standing mervhantahie timber in
the United states at approNiinatoly .
TG7. o0o, 00o.o honid foot. OF this
amount. l.4fi. 100000 600 board feet or
% per cent of tho total. is in cali
foinia Washington. oregon. Idaho and
Montana.
The number of owners Of s5O bonds
Of the second Liberty loan is moro
than double THE aggregate number o:
stockholders in the United States steel
Corporation. tho American T"lophun"
and Telegraph Company, the rcnnsyl-
vanla Railroad Company and all the
companies OF the Standard OIL group
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
LAST LEAF TOBACCO SALES
CROPS OF LAST YEAR SOLD
Warehouses I'm Bright MARKETS Closed
for ScRsOn-Dnrk Markets VIII
Wind Tn This Week.

The sales OF loosc-lraf tobacco on
the Richmond market last week Wcr"
strung out over four days and h.-
grogated in all only 10000 pounds.
Df this. about 10000 pounds were OF
the dark shipping varieties ana J",""p
pounds were OF hurley leaf grown IN
Western North Carolina. and tn" bal
anCc consisted Of good sun-curcd stock.
There WAS active demand for tn"
remnant of the crops. and the buyers
bid as vigorously as 80 amy time dur
ing the season. Tie DARK shiprinc
goods brought an avcrar" OF $50 per
100. the hurley averaged $50. and the
sun-curcd S25 per 100 TIL" prices for
the hurley were. perhaps, tho highest
ever paid on this market
The warchousemcn think the dcliv-
cries Yer this week viii hc equally
as large as last week. ANA that these
sales viii about wind up tn. CROP nf
sun-curcd. The commission merchants
who handl" the dark shipping stock
coming TO this market say they know
of but one largo lot vet unaold. ind
that Will probably be brought IN this
week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21
CaIone| Loses You a Days Work!
Take Dodson's Liver Tone Instead
Head my guarantee! If bilious, constipatcd or head
'cny you necd not take nasty, sickening: danger
Gus calomcl to get Strengthened up.

Every druggist in town--your drug
Itsi and evcrybody's druggis;-has
noticed great falling of in the sale
OF caiomel They all give tho same
reason. Dodson's Liver Tone Is tax.
ing It's place
"Calonel is dangerous and people
know II. while bodson's Liver Tone is
perfectly safe and gives better re-
suits said prominent local druggist.
podsoh Liver Tone is personally
Guaranteed hy every 1rUrris, who
sells IL large bottle doesn, cost
very much. but II IL fails TO give easy
RELIEF IN every case OF liver s!ugL.isb-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

it's books assure 1t a handsome sur
plus for the second year"
1t appears that the greater part OF
the loans made to farmers in the first
year OF the systems life were to men
IN the western part Of the country, al
though many loans were made To
Southern farmers. some Of whom are in
Virginia. 1t is expected that the bust
ness VIII expand wonderfully during
the second year of It's operation and
in time VIII become very popular with
the farmers all over the United states.
Ia the South as we'll as in the West
and North.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

LNNCHBCRC. VA >pr'l 90 Leaf
Tobacco" receipts on this mr rl;.t ,hi~
week amounted TO 2O7 SOC poun Is
matirS 'hc total for tn" scAsou H.
'ii 200 pouHds. Receipts and sales
wer" 'ully up - quotations Thc
Indications are TIT tho r"inal-rc- Of
the crop will he sold in t"c next two
w""hs TIL" high prices prevailing at
N" close OF tn" season mako tho out
'ook very nri.;ht for the crop now
Being planted out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

ness and constipation. you have or
TO ask for your money back
podson's Liver Tone is II pIeasar
fasting purely vegetable renee
harmless To both children and adui
Take spoonful AT night and wake
feeling fine: no hlliousness, sick hca
ache. acid stomach or constipa,
bowels. II doesn't grippe or cause
convenience all the next day IKE vi
lent Ca!ome!. rake dose OF ca!on
today ana tomorrow YOU win I.
week, sick and uaUs"atcd Don't 10
a days work! Take bodson's Liy
Ton" instead ana feel fine. fun
vigOr and arubitlon.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

ships carried 90 per cent of tho com
merco OF the country y; the t:uc Of
the hrcahira out Of tn" present war
they were carrying less tNuu 10 per
cent Th"rc VIII doubtless he "a very
d.fcrout state % AFFAIRS after the close
OF tho war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

According 10 the scientists OF the
"e"!ovicnl survey. th'r" are i'm tho
,neichhorhood or SO.rnu. uou acres a.
good land in the United states. son,r
of 1t being in Nirciuia when as more
or ."ss covered with watc. This "a,
the lowest calculations represents a
country bigger than Great Britain and
Ireland. We hay. not begun TO l.arn
about drainage yc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

Every Year the prodira! population
Of this country allows S2oo.opo.o90
worth OF landings Ia go up m smoke.
ana acc"rdH@ /" the r.Ures nne out
of every eight buildings vn.rn burns
is Set on fir" by some ou'sity agency.
such as tho dropping Of sparks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-21

says America is now lyedius The
world As zinc producer >sp;lantji!.
GERMANY The total worlds uErr't Of
zinc hf'y years ago was only i33.0on
tons annually. owing 10 the cutting
OFF Of european supplies uuG heavy de-
n"nds on American plants output of
tn" latter has been hrought up 10 "2@.,
600" tons year. or double tA output
Of 1918.
Evening journal., 1918-12-05
LARGE CORN YIELD ON
KENT COUNTY FARM
Special to The Evening Journal.

rf~~'~A w iho EfChih6 SOuAhu&s
DOVER. Del. Dec. 5.-At the monthly
meeting OF the Trustees OF the Poor OF
Kent County yesterday at the County
Farm. near Wyoming. a survey OF the
farm was made by the trustees and
members OF Kent County Levy Court,
who were also present. The yield OF
corn this year on the county farm was
2.9i0 bushels from 60 acres. or 4sh
bushels to the acre. one of the best
Yields known in this locality. The corn
Is OF an exceedingly high quality. show
ing full ears to the end of the cob. Not
withstandlng the poor yield OF wheat
last year In many places In Kent County.
Oyerseer Maloney of the county farm,
harvested 1906 bushels from 92 acres.
The trustees deeming 1t advisable TO
secure the best stock for the farm made
purchases at the recent cattle sale at
the ID. o. Hastings farm of a full blood
ed high grade bull and heifer. Overseer
Maloney has raised eight colts during
his five years tenure Of the farm.
Evening journal., 1918-12-05
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEWCASTLE
Town Fire Company Elects
Theodore Cavender
New President
CHURCH CARNIVAL
ON FRIDAY NIGHT
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Dec. 5.-Women
OF the town are looking forward to the
sale Of homemade cakes and biscuits
at the carnival at the NJ. E. Church to-
morrow evening. All kinds OF fruits
and vegetables win be sold by the
country store. The carnival and oyster
supper will be held in the Sunday
school rooms Of the church.
Patronize the modern Shoe Repair
Shop. 4i2 Delaware street We have a
large stock OF shoes, boots and rubbers
at reasonable prices. Jacob Keimon.-
Adv.
At the meeting in Fremen's Hall last
evening the members organized city
band and decided that the flrst rehearsal
would be held on Monday evening
A son OF John Roll. Of Dobblnsville,
was run down by an auto bearing a
Maryland license yesterday. He was at
tended by DR.. Dodd.
Mrs. Truitt, Of Delaware street, is
III.
Miss Mary Burris is Ill.
Edward liushebeck, formerly employ
ed as a chemist at the New Haven plant
OF the Penn seaboard Steel Corporation,
has resigned.
Oliver Goslin has accepted posi-
lion with the local freight station OF
the p. r.. n.
Kennard Naylor has returned to Nor
folk, Va, after a recent visit here.
AT the meeting last evening Of the
Evening journal., 1918-12-05
FLEEING AUSTRIANS
MADE YANKS HURRY

after the Austrian retreat started, II
Is an actual fact that we could hardly
keep up with our troops. and had to
keep well posted In order not to bomb
our own troops" writes Lieutenant
George c. Herring. Jr., OF FELTON,, Del,
an aviator with the American forces on
the Italian front He spoke OF German
and Austrian cruelties to the people
living In the invaded territory OF North
ern Italy. saying:
"Only wish could tell you about the
sufferlngs Of these people In porthern
Italy, held by Austrians, but It is no
use, for you would not believe me.
Many, ana in fact, a majority, had in
sufficient clothing to prevent nakedness
and had had nothing to eat for eight
months except mush dealt out at star
walton rates"
The writer also told OF the girls OF
tender years who had been wronged
by the invading Austrians, and men,
tioneu the case Of man whose eyes
had been put out by his captors be-
cause he expressed his delight at hear
Ing the Italians were on their way to
relieve the town. Part OF this informa-
ton, he said, he had obtained from the
Red Cross and the Y. NJ. C. A., and part
he had seen himself.
Evening journal., 1918-12-05
The Quick Way TO
Stop a Cough
This homemade syrup does tho
work In q hurry. Easily pro-
pared. and savcs shout t2.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

You might be surprised TO know that
the best thing you can use for a severe
cough, is a remedy which Is easily pre-
pared at home in Just few moments.
It's cheap, but for prompt results II beats
anything else you ever tried. Usually
stops the ordinary cough or chest cold in
~ hours. Tastes pleasant, too-children
like it-and IL is pure and good.
Pour 2 g ounces of Pinex in q pint
bottle; then fill it up with plain
granulated sugar syrup. Or use clari-
fled molasses, honey, or corn syrup,
instead of sugar syrup, If desired.
Thus you make a full pint-a family
supply-but costing no more than
small bottle OF ready-made cough syrup.
And as a cough medicine, there is
really nothing better to be haG at any
price. 1t goes right to the spot and
gives quick, lasting relief. It promptly
heals the infamed membranes that line
the throat and air passages, stops the
annoying throat tickle, loosens the
phlegm, and soon your cough stops en-
tirely. Splendid for bronchitis, Group,
-whooping cough and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound of Norway pine extract, famous
for its healing effect on the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2E ounces of Pinex" with
directions and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute satis-
faction or money promptly refunded.
The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind
Evening journal., 1918-12-05

trained teachers available, and with the
aid Of the Federal funds the communi-
ties are able to pay better salaries. The
teacher training courses In agriculture
Is offered to the men OF Delaware at
the Mems College and teacher training
course In home economies for the wo-
men Of Delaware is being given at the
Women's College.
'Forty-elght states have seen fit 20
apply for Federal funds to help sup
port the promotion OF trades and in
dustries, agriculture and home eco
Monies throughout the country. The
Federal Board for Vocational Educa-
tion at Washington issued monthly
summaries upon application to all who
are eager to keep up with this nation
wide movement OF which the State OF
Delaware Is a vital part"
Evening journal., 1918-12-05
SERVICE flag FOR
: bay VIEW CHURCH
December Term of Cecil
County Circuit Court to
Open Monday
DIR. BURKE GETS
HONORARY DEGREE
ola 10 me Evening Journa.

Specla TO The Evening Journa.
ELKTON, Nd, Dec. 5-The Eastern
Shore Society, Of Baltimore, on Wednes-
day evening, elected DR.. J. II. Rowland,
Of Rowlandsville. president Of the Cecil
county chapter OF the society.
Special services will be held in the
Bayview Methodist Protestant Church,
when handsome service nag viii be
presented to the congregation by the
trustees Of the church, on Sunday.
The Cecil county delegation TO The
annual meeting OF the Farmers Ma
tional Congress, headed by John II. Kim
Bile, OF Port Deposit, secretary Of the
body. left on Monday night for Jack
sonvile, Fla. where the congress as
sembles this week.
The Rev. J. w. sutton, pastor OF Hope
we'll Methodist Episcopal Church, near
Port Deposit, has been invited by the
offlolal board 10 return TO them for
another year.
The December term OF the Circuit
Court for Cecil county Will convene IN
Elkton on Monday next. The following
list OF jurors have been drawn by Chief
Justice Albert Constable:
First dlstrict--Irving Burke, Benjamin
F. Chlffons, William p. Luthringer,
Charles A Crawford. A. b. Darby,
Charles L. Barnes.
Second distrlct-Arlie Z. Hague. Henry
George, Charles l.. Ellison, Lambert D..
Boulden, Frank e. Williams, John T..
Warner.
Third dlstrlct-Nathan p. Warrington,
Robert II. Jacquette, Joseph II. Holt
Daniel T. AI'buckle, William J. Smith,
Issac w. Strahorn.
Fourth district-George w. Biles,
George Hobson, James A. Holland, VIII
liam ]. Lofland. Harry NJ. Johnson.
Fifth distrlct-WiIlam r. Guiberson.
William Stanley. George O. Carey, VIII
liam B. Roney, Granville 5. Boyd.
Thomas Crouch.
Sixth dist-lct--soseph r. SINNERS, W.
T. b. r.. Robertson, Holiday Kirk, Lewis
Martindale, Harvey Townsend
Seventh dlstrlct--A. NJ. Vanneman,
Frank Klrwln, Albert N. Vannort, Les
lie B. Roberts, II. Elmer McCardell, S.
James Archibald
Eighth dlstrict-Thomas Weaver, ].
NJ. Atkinson, Lewis p. Dempsey.
Ninth district--JohnM. Clayton, A. w.
Smith, John S. Relsles.
The Rev. Edmund Burke, rector OF
81. Stephens Church, Earlevllle, was
recently honored by the University OF
France with the degree OF Doctor Of
Divinity. For several years he has held
the degree Of Doctor Of Philosophy,
granted by the same university.