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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-08
DIES OF DROPSN.

J. NJ Henderson. aged about q;
years. died at his home in East Hick-
man this morning at ; 10 o'clock. ar
ter several months illness Of dropsy.
Mr. Henderson was born and reared in
Hickman county. near Clinton. COM
ing 10 this city about Il years ago
lie il survived by his wife and two
children. Mrs Maggie Thomas. and Ar
nett Henderson. Of Bayonne. New Jer-
sey. lie was member Of the Metho-
dist church and lived an honorable.
christian life He was also Wood
man.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been made.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-08
GAY BAYADERE SASH IS WORN
Wide Ribbon Decoration Comes In
Rich Color Combinations; Nice
With Eton Suit

With her new Eton jacket the sum
mer girl - wearing n dnshIng hava-
deere Roman sash. which gives color
and gaiety 10 her whole costume.
These bayadere sashes are OF very
wide ribbon OF faille weave and sub
stantial weight and the sash is long
enough TO go twice around the waist
and fall In fringed ends just below the
hip at one side These gay sashes
come all ready 90 put on. with fringe
sewed 70 the ends. I'm the neckwear
and accessory departments.
IL you are quite slim and wIllowy
you can knot the sash ends over one
hip. If you are rather plump and
have a substantial sort Of waist meas
ure. draw the sash ends through a
large buckle and do away with the
knot which, Of course. takes up extra
ribbon.
The Roman stripes I'm the bayadere
sashes come I'm various rich color COM
binations and almost all OF the COM
binatiOns look well with an Elton suit
OF blue serge or Of shepherd check
serge or cheviot-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-08

ON Saturday evening Master Del
Milton Choate entertained a large NUN
Der Of little friends az his home at
birthday party. this being his fifth
birthday. Various gaines and amuse-
ments were enjoyed during the after
noon. candy and fruits being served
then. and later ice cream. cake and
lemonade He received quite a num-
Der of gifts Those present were Jua-
nita Brooks. Augusta Sshulz. Frank
Bradley Stone. Harold Ray. Dorothy
King Naifeh. Thomas Stone. Guy and
Wa1ick Hale. Frances Walker. Harold
Choate Virginia Ross Cheshire. James
and Alice Ainherg. Reid BOndurant
Rosalind Kennedy. Evelyn Threlkeld.
Frances Rice. Marion Threlkeld. Chris
tin Watson. Frances and Ruth Pra-
Their. James Choate. Richard Lunsford.
Hilda Dale Spradlin. Doris Dale and
Henry Briggs. H. G. and Val Carpen-
ter Shaw. and Martha Maddox.
Hub Haskins. court stenographer Of
the First Judicial District. died late
yesterday afternoon at Paducnh hos
pital where he was carried short
time ago for an operation for appendi-
citis- Mr. Haskins was clever fellow
and competent official His friends
here and over the district will be very
sorry to learn of his death.
Mrs. j. O. West and son. J. C.. are
visiting relatives and friends AT Paris.
Tenn. and Cumberland City. Tenn
Sid Lipscomb. wife and little daugh-
ter spent from Sunday TO Monday
with 5. H. Hinton and wife.
Mrs VIII Hun and baby are visit
ing friends and relatives In Paducab
this week
Miss Caroline II. Tracy. the County
Demonstration. spent few days here
this week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-08

\ son was born 10 Mr. and Mrs
Pratt. az the river landing Tuesday
which has been named Harry Hick
man. Mother and child were moved
90 the Cottage Hotel where fheS are
doing nicely The Hickman ia the
name is in honor Of the city Of HEX
man.
An but eight Of the ffty-nine men
reported missing ora the Cruiser san
Diego have been accounted for. Fur
Their reports are expected o. reduce
the number still more.
Palm Beach. Tropical and Mohair
Suits and Trousers. are idear clothes
for men in style. spirit and comfort.
a large variety 10 select from at Lei
bOvitz's Live Store"
Mems wash Pants. pair SLID
Dob>on's.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-08
CANCE NEWS.

Mr. Ben Williams. If Grant city
IN. came Saturday for a visit 90 her
father Jim Tucker Roy Wade left
Tuesday for visit "a Georgia Mrs
Brown. IT Harris. Tenn. + staying a
while with her daughter. Mrs. Joe Al
len.-Mr. ana Mrs. Een Henderson. OF
Clinton. si~nt Saturday night with
Mrs Bell Mcclellan and the three
~penf sunday with their brother
Roam Henderson. al Hickman Clara
Mcconnell. of Hickman is Spending
the week with Mr. Ray Thomas
Mrs. Minnie Sccarce. Of Fulton j.
spending the week with Mrs. a. T.
johnson Mrs. Sallie Atfcberry spent
the week with Mrs Lou Jones at Full
ton Ecv~ Walker and Armstrong
and his sister Mrs Lowe motored
over from Union city Monday night
- the play here The Misses Davis
we're entertained from Saturday until
Monday by Mrs Eta Mailing Mrs
Lucy Alexander and children are
spending while with her sister. Mrs
Robert Bondurant. "a sharon -Bowden
MurchiSon. 81 Los Angeles. cal is
here for e while.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-08
PEACE TERMS.
Germany Makes Same Old Gag
To PaeifiSts.

Germany has made suggestions FOR
7 q peace conference 10 the Spanish
Government. says the Socialist Nor
waerts Of Berlin.
The suggestions are
= Germany wants no auuexations
"r indemnities ia the West
The peace treaty with Russia
and iiiunania may not - questioned.
p The Principle 81 Sclf-determima-
fion Of peoples has not heen discussed
bat may boz settled at the peace con
ference where the fate If Belgium aiso
also j. 10 be- settled
= The Balkan question H. % be-
SETTLED around the conference table.
=. The freedom 81 the seas. the
di~maniling Of Gibraltar and the Suez
Canal and the right 10 Germany 70
ne coaling stations
%. The colonial question H. 90 De-
settled on the basis OF the status quo. 30
The Norwaerts considers this a very
reasonable peace program.
In the peace suggestions which the
Berlin Norwaerts declares the German
Government T. about 10 advance 10 tine
Entente and America. through the
Spanish Government officials here lie
tect the German design. embodied ina
some shape Ia almost every one 81 the
peace proposals which have emanated
from Berlin or Vienna. Go leave 90 n
round table conference the actual def
milton II peace terms
President Wilson and Premiers
Lloyd George of Great Britain and
Ciemenceau 81 France have recorded
themselves definitely that no peace
conference viii De- entered unless there
has been am acceptance 10y the Central
Powers of the exact terms upon which
the conference is Co hc conducted and
Of the broad principles 10 govern the
negotiators
President Wilson's difiuitiom Of the
terms upon which America H. willing
10 discuss peace has been accepted by
all of the Entente Powers as represent
ative Of their own desires Officials
here point out That Germany H. quite
well aware of these conditions and
consequently they can only view this
reported new attempt az peace ueso-
tiations as another appeal fo the pa
ciiist element iu the Entente and also
as intended 10 quiet Socialistic ellie
ment~ within the Central Powers he-
licvod To- bc again 600 dangerous
mood.
Acting Secretary OF State Polk said
the new terms seemed more favorable
To Germany than any that had been
made hitherto.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-08

An II per cent. normal tax ON the
net Income 81 corporations. with pro
vision. however. that only II per cent.
shall be- levied on the income diStrih-
utsd 20 shareholders. was tentatively
agreed upon Tuesday by the House
Ways and Means Committee. Mem
hers of the committee believe that the
lower rate ou earnings distributes.
will have tendency % break M
large corporate SURPRISES and force
the money out where IL can BE- reached
by the snrtax ON individual incomes
The present normal income tax ON
corporations is q per cent.
No other clothes quite so dressy and
comfortable as LeibOvitz's Tropical
Summer Suits and Trousers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-08

Mrs Anvil Hamblin died at her home
~ the Henry Addition Friday of heart
trouble. Sine is survived by child II
days old and her husband The body
was carried 20 LynviHe. her -old home.
for burial.
Mrs. Emma Lucy. aged about 50
Switch yesterday. Of dropsy and was
buried this morning at Poplar Grove
:. -. Stembridge and wife returned
yesterday from "A visit with his mother
at Chase City. Va. and a trip TO
Washington.
Lost: Gold watch. E.lgin movement;
watch fob souvenir wynne. Love * Co
Return to this office and receive re
ward.
You will be disappointed IL you
make "A purchase before seeing Leibo-
Wits cool, comfortable summer togs.
Whatever kind of straw hat you
want you can find the size and shape
at Leibovitz's Live Store"
J. T. Stephens and wife motored to
jackson first OF the week to visit NJ H.
Taylor and wife.
You will find at Leibovifz's Live
Store" just the shirt that meets with
your approval
Not business as usual. but business
better than usual at Ieibovitz's Live
Store
Bieached or brown sheeting a yard
c5c.-Dobson's
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-08

States For number Of years he was
the missionary evangelist for the Synod
Of Iowa. Then he was called TO
pastorate az Fostoria. Ohio and next
To Kenton. Both these churches hc
served for four years each. Five years
ago he became associated with Evan
gelists Ham and Ramsey His wife
and two daughters live at Noakum.
Texas. where Mr.. Baumgartel estah-
lished his home little over four years
ago.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-08
OisfTT AIRY.

Mr. Fannie r. McCclee was borf
February : l>55. She was married
% William A. Murchison October 2lst
1870. TO this union were horn sis
children. live of whom survive her
Charlie MurchiSon Of Hickman. Bow
den Murchison, Of Los Angeles. Cal
Winnie Bondurant and Lucy Alexnn
der 81 Cayce. Eva Bondurant OF Shn
ron. Tenn.
She Joined tho Primitive Baptist
church az Mud Greek at about the age
of A. years and lived a member 81 that
church "A number of years \ few
years ago she united with the primi-
tive Baptist church az Rock Springs
Of which She was.a CONSTANT member
until tod ca He'd her home Goa WcdncS-
day afternoon. July ~ The funeral
services We're conducted by Rev Ross
and her remains were laid o. rest al
that cemetery % await the re~urrec-
-fion. The Lord gave aud the Lord
taketh away. blessed b. the name of
the Lord
~ D. pleasant and profitable Ca med
itate on the lovely character Of this
good woman. diligent Ia business. fer
vent la spirit serving the Lord NJ
one could asSociate with her without
being impressed for good
SIN. leaves b..si,les her children hosts
II relatives aud friends o. mourn her
lbs. buf oar loss T. her eternal gain.
\ Friend
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-08

Having sold all my lands. will have
ing Of about sixty head. These are
the very best Of mules that could be-
bought. 16 and IL hands high. . To .
years old. Also wish to sell all har-
ness. farm implements. etc. VIII ac-
cept good note, well secured. See r.
ID. Johnson or myself.
sgd. l.. DODDS. Hickman, Ky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-08
M.F. HAM EvANGELISTIC PARTY

Mordscai r. Ham j. the son of Rev.
J. r. Ham. % Baptist preacher of Ken
lucky and the seventh in successive
generations of ministers Of the gospel
IN Ham was born In Allen county.
Ky. and reared Ia Warren county. Of
which Bowling Green is the county
seat lie was educated In ogden col
leee 60 Kentucky Following lis col
lege course he took q law course and
was prepared for admission To the
Kentucky Bar Instead 81 beginning
the practice Of law hc becamc "a com
inercial traveller. In 1901 lac entered
I the gospel ministry and was ordained
I in Warren county. KY. He began at
once ia the evangeiiSfic work and has
conducted meetings I'm Georgia. Flor
ida. North Carolina. Mississippi. Ala
bama. Tennessee. Kentucky. Louisiana.
Ohio. Virginia. Missouri. Kansas. Tex
as. Oklahoma and ia New York City
He has conducted three separate evan
selistic campaigns I'm his own town.
Bowling Green. ny. Dr. Ham was
married nine years ago 10 Miss Annie 4
Laurie Smith. daughter of W. s Smith /
Of Louisville. Ky They have two
daughters. Martha Elizabeth. six years
Of age. and Dorothy. three years old.
Evangelist Hams home il az Anchor
age. KY. one Of the suburbs Of Louis
Vile
William J. Ramsey. chorister Of the
/. 81.
ginia and spent the early years Of his
life there. He Is the son Of Robert ID.
Ramsey His father and mother are
Nirginians. He was converted when
boy of thirteen and joined the Meth
odist church. He was educated at
Trinity College. Durham, " G. At
the age Of eighteen he entered the
evangelistic work as a singer for Evan
gelist W. +. Fife Later he was asso-
ciatcd with George &. Needham and
then with Sam Jones and George Stu
art He was with Jones and Stuart
during the last three years OF their
Joint work. When Stuart entered the
evangeli~tic field alone. MIR. Ramsey
went with him AZ his chorister and
they worked together for ten years
Seven years ago he became associated
with Evangelist NJ r. Ham. In 1898 !
Mr. Ramsey married Miss Rosa Ro-
berta Ricaud. the daughter of a Meth
odist preacher at. Wilmington. y. e.
They have one daughter. Rosamonde.
The Ramsey hume is at Chattanooga.
Tenn.
Mr. Ramsey i the editor of the
Ham Ramsey Revival Hymns and The
Hymns Of the Cross. regarded by many '
rs the best evangelisfic song books I'm !
and he has composed scores '
Of successful songs many Of which are
nsed i'm their revival meetings.
Rev. G. C. Baumgartel. assistant to ,
Evangelist Ham, is a native of Ohio.
He WAS born ON "A farm and had his
early education In the public schools '
Of that State. graduating with first a
honors from the high school at Akron.
Ohio Later he was graduated cum
laude from the University of Heidel- ,
burg at Triton. Ohio. and two years
later took his NJ A. degree. and twoi
years after that the degree Of PHI ID. :
He also took full course in electrical y
and civil engineering i'm one of the
technical schools of Ohio.
He took his course In Theology i'm !
the Central Theological Seminary and
was ordained a gospel minister in the
Church In the United {
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

a Lodge Of instruction 81 Hickman
Lo,lsc No. TGi. r. X A. ~ will b,.
held at their hall next Monday night.
and all members are requested % at
tend. Several ~ the members agreed
at the Last meeting a. meet several
times during the next few weeks in an
effort "a better the work Come and
help
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-08-08
M ICE.

have been appointed Deputy Food
Administrators of Fulton County Al
persons wanting sugar. Hour. etc. will
call on me- for certificates.
= II. Stemhrid,c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
Lun9sWeak?
Generous Offer to tuberculosis
Sufferers of Trial of Europe's
Remarkable Remedy, SANOSIN.

Worlds noted medical scientists Doc
tors DaneIius. SommerfoId. Wolf Noel
Geuthier E~~ers- declare SA\OSIN the
most elective treatment for Pulmonary
ailments yet discovered Felix Wolf
Court Physician. Director Of the SaHi-
tarium for Cousumptives ina Eeibolds-
grun. says De has discarded all other
remedies. SNNOSIN has been officially
recommended o. the Berlin Medical As
ISOLATION. Or a.. ~. s.. EsSers. Amster-
dam, Holland. declares To % "Noral ohli-
cation Co make SANOSIN known % the
whole human race" American sufferers.
rich cor poor. can use this remarkable
bone treatment that has met with Such
phenomenal success IN Europe San
OSTN does its work hy absorption N
GermS-uot an injection Produces calm.
res ful sleep without horuhium or me
liar deldeuing drugs. Brings almost im-
mediate relief from coughing blood spit
ting and night sweats SANOSIN is
proving q blessing to all suffering from
tuberculosis. Bronchitis Asthma. Br0n-
chidl Cltarrh. etc. send for FREE
BOOKLET with tesum0nials) explain
ing this treatment and how Trial can
De made in your own home 40 our sk.
Address SANOSTN. Dept PISA. Unity
Bldg. Chicago. Show this to some uu-
fortunate. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
NILES, MICH.

News Times Special Service:
NILES, Mich, April 6.-August
Mantke, IT years old, died today
after six weeks illness with heart
disease. He was born in Germany.
When he was p years O. age he
came to Niles and had since resided
here He was survived by widow,
two children. Mrs Thomas Leon
ard and Paul Mantke of Niles. and
bv several brothers and sisters, Of
whom Paul Mantke lives in Niles
The funeral services Will be held
Monday morning at 9 O'Clock from
st. Nary's Catholic church.
4. Z. Brown. superintendent Of
the Invisible Door Check Co. i'm this
city since last November. died
Thursday night at Healthwin Of
tuberculosis. He was Al years old.
He is survived by a daughter, Miss
Virginia of Kalamazoo. The de
ceased had been ill for several
weeks. but until few days ago con-
tinued 10 direct the work of the
plant from his bed with the aid Of
an assistant
Jarvis Kay of Elkhart is nh at
the home OF John Nauchstetter in
this city. He is threatened with
pneumonia
Mrs. Fred Gorton is III with scar
let fever Funeral services for the
two-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gorton who died on Tuesday.
we're therefore private. Several chill
dren in the household are i'll.
The city council has granted the
Niles Gas Light Co. a temporary in
crease in rate for the term OF the
war at least. The old rate was 80
cents The new rate is S1.25. The
company declared that il faced in
solvency unless the new rate was
granted. and after an investigation
Of the books OF the company, by a
committee appointed by the coun-
ell. and a public mass meeting had
been held. citizens signed a petit
ton to the council asking for at
least temporary relief for the com
pqny.
Mrs. Loren Clark and son. How
ard Cook, are in Ann Arbor. where
the latter will submit 20 an opera
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Decker have
returned from motor trip TO Flor
ida. having spent the winter there
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICH.

BERRIEN SPRINGS. Mich.
April 5.-Mrs. John Boyle returned
Thursday from "a visit with her
mother in Sandwich, III.
Joshua Harner and John c.
Schrader are owners of new Ford
automobiles purchased from George
ID. Meyer
Mrs. NJ. c. Murphy and Mrs May
Page We're South Bend visitors
Wednesday.
: A. Feather has returned from
Florida where ne has been spend
ing the winter
Major Murdoch circle met Thurs
day afternoon To sew for the Red
Cross.
The Hinchman band will hold
their annual banquet i'm that village
Saturday evening, April g. A good
program will be given. after which
supper will be served. Alvin Willis
of this village is the director Of this
band
a most interesting program has
been completed for Red Cross week.
which begins Sunday evening with
a union meeting at the Baptist
church. the address by Rev. +. b.
Parker. who is head Of the local
Red Cross. on Monday evening,
Attys. r. +. Barr of St Joseph, and
w. p. Harvey Of Benton Harbcr
will address a mass meeting at the
town hall and +. c. Edmunds of
Benton Harbor will sing. Mr.. Ed
munds is known as Michigan Citys
n u
welcome with Berrien Springs au-
diences. on Tuesday evening. the
juniors Of the high school Will re-
peat their farce, step Lively" This
is the only entertainment OF the
week for which "a charge will be
made Wednesday will be arrange
ment day when the booths will be
placed in position and stocked with
goods that Will be offered for sale.
Lunches and ice cream will be
served each evening at the Fair
Grin Myers has been drawn as a
Juror for the April term Of court
in st. Joseph.
Or. F. Is. Mcconnell, our veter-
mary surgeon, has received his call
TO report at once at Washington,
d. c.
Mrs Martha Taylor is seriously
i'll at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Jacob Rose. in Elkhart.
Harry Helm entertained a num-
Der Of friends at a stag party at his
home Thursday evening, in honor
Of DR.. r. r. Mcconnell, who has re-
ceived his call to report for sery-
ice
Mrs George McComb was called
to Chicago Wednesday by the death
OF her brother.
John J. Hoopingarner is driving
new Oldsmobile.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society met at the home OF the
Missis Hattie and Frances Bidson,
Friday afternoon.
The June band met Wednesday
with AIrs. J. D. Platt and sewed for
the Belgian relief fund. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
assisted by Mrs. Murray Plat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
PLYMOUTH.

April s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall spent
Thursday on their farm near Lapaz.
Mrs. Ray Logan went to South
Bend Thursday morning.
Mrs. George Mccoy was among
the number who spent Thursday in
South Bend.
Mrs. Margaret Miller. VINO spent
the winter with the family of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Boggs of
Argos, has returned to her home in
Plymouth.
Mrs. u. L. NanNactor of Argos
was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Brooke went TO Chi
cago on Wednesday where she Will
be the guest of Miss Anna Houghton
and other friends.
Mrs Frank Tanner and Mrs. We'll
come Miller spent Thursday in
South Bend.
Mrs. W. T. Eagen returned TO her
home in Garrett on Thursday morn
ing after visit her mother, Mrs.
Eliza beth Wiseman, who was 80
years old Wednesday
A party consisting of the follow
ing persons went 10 NOtre Dame
Wednesday evening TO hear the
Gamble company i'm concert. They.
were: Arthur Cleveland. Grace Mil
ner, Curtis Hodg, Catharine Folly
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martindale.
Miss Olive GUhn. a member of the
company. came home with them and
joined the other members Thursday
in Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs \. p. Thomas spent
Thursday i'm Bourbon.
Mrs. Belle Spayde of Argos who
was i'm the city Wednesday 20 at
tend the missionary meeting OF the
Episcopal church, went to Pierceton
Thursday TO visit a friend
Mrs. ID. r. kellogg returned to
Walkerton Thursday after being in
the city 70 look after the storing Of
their household goods
Friday evening. every home in
Marshall county was visited by a
band of volunteer Paul Revere
riders Each rider stopped at the
homes on his route and informed
them that the third great Liberty
loan was launched and that the
United States needed their help.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07
THE CONFLICT OF
LOVE AND FAT

The average mau will Jolly" with the
stout girl. but he steals glances over her
shoulder az that Miss Slender lie would
sooner hold the hands OF the latter In q
fafuous silence than really enjoy him
sell with the other. such Is the power OF
line Just a hne-from chin 20 toe or
mare 20 heel-that's all But 10 rings the
merry marriage bell.
Faf women should not repine-Dut re-
hne-their own lines by means OF that
phenOmenal-the MarmOia Tablet No
exercising or Sieting Is necessary Simply
take one tablet after each meal and az
bedtime aud in a little while the over
plus of fat-the coarseness u aspect
viii disappear. The figure VIII become
slight enough 20 permit OF a maidenly
contour. a pure outline. being fashion
ed with corset and gown. Then victory
ii not revenge
Although Marmcla Tablets often take
% uniformly a pound Of fabby TAT a
tfav. they are quite harmless tbelng
made 81 che famous fashionable pre-
.rription: Il o. Marmoia. "a OF. IT, tx
Cascara Aromatic 4St az. Peppermint
Water Consequently even timid ones
are safe iu using them Ter no th-uot
even wrinkle or stomach acne-Will
follow their use. seventh i've cents Sc
ia res "a large case M any druggists or
bv mail from the MarmOia Coz sol Wood
usrd ave. Detroit Mich. Adv.