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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-07
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i THE MINING NEWS ].
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Many local mining men are trying
to discern future conditions through
the fog Of uncertainty enshrouding
the near future. Most of those who
even make a pretense Of being well
informed express confidence and OPP
timism. The mere fact that millions
in known wealth lies near US and must
certainly in time be swallowed by the
great current Of industrial commerce
and that the ore is available and
within easy access to the miner, as
guaged by oil mining experience in
history, is something to keep In mind.
Baxter Springs, under pressure Of the
war may, and under chaotic CONNER
cial conditions consequent, slow down
somewhat later, but even this is Tar
fetched for the government must have
and is preparing to use vast quanti-
ties of lead and q deal of zinc that
men Of experience say must come in
large part from the Komspelter field,
Of which the Baxter district is one Of
the very richest parts. 1t is more
reasonable to expect greater pros
perity here within the next twelve
months than we have yet known.
Large interests are concerned in this
field now than ever before and it is
logical to presume that greater effort
to find profitable market will be made
than ever before. The district repre-
sents a vast outlay of capital which
has been drawn from interests that
previously have done things and it Is
not for q minute reasonable to think
these men and this money are going
to tamely submit to condition which
is plainly due in part to eastern man
ipulation in prices, of the old order
of Wall street to lower the price, buy
in the bankrupts and start of bust
ness with a rush. In our immediate
district here the percentage Of the
lead runs high and may be mined as
cheaply as any place in the country,
mining men say. The situation as a
whole is improving and after the har-
vest moon has shed its last ray, bust
ness will be off with rush again.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-07

The Federal Lead and Zinc COM
pany began filling its hopper at North
Century, preparatory to starting OPP
erations at the new plant. From the
fact that the mill engine has not ar
rived, it will be necessary to throw
the dirt taken from the shaft on the
ground after the hopper is filed until
the engine arrives which it is thought
will be in few days.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-07
UNIONS

Carpsnters' -Unioa-Mests oVe
"Wednesday night In hAll over Roor'
Rrocary store Visiting brother
daily welcome. E. Z. Watterhc
Pres. W. C. Franklin. Fin Sec'
R.A
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. i. o. Treece were in
this city Sunday visiting relatives.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-07

Clifford h. johnson, Architect
rooms z and Rogers Bldg, BaxteI
Springs, Kansas.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-07
ARCHITECT

Burt C. OvertOn, Architect. oGic,
in Gaba Building. Baxter Springs
Kansas.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-07
HOSRKTAL
LAWYERS

station & Williams, Attar4sNs and
CounsellOrs at Law, s6ts 8 ks0Ns
Bldg. phone 902, DaNtSr springs, H.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-07

Mcneil q BiRls, Attor1aKs- at-LaWs
American National Bank ndG, rooms
Clio. Office phone 862; re-. ph6ne 81,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
PUT n sQuaRELY up r0 DAD
foSna linn Gf FsmeGa Aksrsssr ss We
Ilansnsr Frsaksy esmss4srea lHas
rathes sSssskes,

kflss Farksx EHsA@T. tsAe sagssst, wsss
lives ~ FInssssns. aad b ssesagi'ss hss
~neggy ~ nilAag In tat ssarsssstaA
pr@ssvasA,aa " tas~ asg. dss+s Esag ss4af
aa ehvhshl~ rygasassaa fer s.@frtsssA-aa'
I'm has cen hstss~aasssL Mr., Butler has
bc~a aristEg ter ssas Tariff assss War
sgSntgs'i rasaEsaagW
va air Better ~ ,sse tsthwF ~ t~sa
ssssas III tstssasx asr, sessful niSAais
aga isx Fstaruess issKsAe Tired AFTER 4
days ssgS f,sr the Red t'rssss aud
tsssis hls seas 8, thT hssAd ~ lh~ tst'ss,
After thvy hsa saishsd gfartf sisnnes.
rhe gNtts lsgesiaassl their THRIFT stAsais
and STARTED Ii epart ihea.
-t'aa. iorA AT aIs ths ssainass have
SAID ase At thv youngsters Il hare
~, lsoS Ut bzethers laiv: hat has
nsarv than |.
Ar Haises ssstsirti apgga,tnSsy to
Mrs. hatier and lh~y bath SEALED
There MAS stleacv tef nainale. sheaa
oa- u ihe twins lsahvd ~ a8d az
claimed "ns,l. why laa I. sug Do saSsss~
thlag pSsriatieF'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
SHE GOT COMPOSERS MIXED


Sometimes when great p-.rsaaase
ESSAYS musical criticism embarrassing
errors arise. nncr Queen Victoria
layi,sd MasciSni, che eompcsrr Vt
'Cayalleris Rasticaaa. 10 play for her
al Wtnsisor eastte Whsa ,he maslCtaa
was at the plano her sna lwssy said
Il am rassioaa,eiy fond IT enc Ut
the hanlh.rs Of yaur us@rn."
Masfagns played fhe iNiefinsgsts
Ne" said the gaeen. '',hat Ia Ne, The
faesuJy ! mraa@
Msseagni iiayvd t'lr Prelude.
That's n,i Il, either"
Mssengsi PLACED The dramatic nacs.
Tho qaern became almost Impa 'ieat,
"I'iI help you 10 rrmen'her ia she
said. aad damned few IaFasurrs
With iaereasins CONSERVATION Mas
csgni listruei a. the queen saag The
Prologue ia i>soncasaiIo's l'as1ac9tt
L. Gsalois Ia telling the 4tery. ,h'es
nat say whrther the nlnscIHn h.furs4ed
N" queen ih8t >Ae siad made Ells.
takr Youths t'onIssnian.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Whatever accomplishments nr sIer's
are 10 ~ cultivated in our girls their
training for them should begin early.
Rtias swimming. .canis walking.
nlwhux muac and agss-~a'id
"a mach fo he hy AZ life that every
sr' = entitled 20 \ chance III some 81
'Ncfa Nhlte he cri II growing ~ 70
TIE Eve 'Sr her ar.s instruction ana
~ 'Nr rgs.i' teiteas practice which
a Ap "a c,'se - maAc and languages
erapr TtNddt,y Is easy to cvervstat
,r gre ,oHs u "a especially sensible
- n>>' 81 hssjus shlldrcn taught 10
SWIM ard Tide sea girls sxcea ~Aea
'S.cgg 4 shtpcV n these sports
t1'SEyv Vt Tie hetG' " thv snlArtiy
cAd little aj~- sho~a q tte taetur~
aAe,c reveals 'hst hrr laeq follows
closely the susmgr:,ras Ast.ts w,,-u
~ hey elders The ssa five Vntyy~s N
r,aee " high ,np eee< Nss ex,ea4~a
their use 70 tec yeaRssiets anil ~ssa
kI*-,lo,As hcsvs 'tase> so3 ps'a
Beach cloth psttlcaisrly weSa Ne
hes, chclce ~ sstsse> fer t-ese'S.,> sas
tcats II Is enN IN eVrtaig fvtsi3s
that there Is = dlTeteHca hvtSecu 'h5s
NaAit aud those rassit -, Sr'Na sps
The COS; Is ;ess trecs Is lines IA22
those cot for devs,ec~i ssuTrs TAs
soft hteuxe With turn ever co5lac aa''
hes tie provides ssoes Che only arIss<-
prtatr manner - dressing the nseS-
Nn6 the hisArre@aed vGsogvd cap A.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

The following Hrsrtihi. taken fFufn
the Red cress Bulletin. makes plain
the way In shscn the Red Cross ot
America II helElng the women and
.hi!dFee VI f.aacr
The AmerieaA Red Cross has placed
~ the disposal ~ G@bsrai Petaia, con.
mander IN chief ~ the French afrutes.
III. sun. ef j,fzA,,ls9 francs tti i3n
w8l for distribution sEpoax the siek
aud "reforme" Frehch seLilers and
their needy families
II extends !ts ald to the reFatria'sd
fhItdrsn coiHlpg 10 eonyays from Occn
pied frsscs and belgium by way OF
Eyiah'ie~ hains Four thousand chtl'
dreh hHla been exsfiins~t nad nearly
nbf treated ut the Amertrnn Red
Truss hospital where also acute aud
contagious cssey are treated More
thaa .'itS1 have received dispvhsafy
treatment. uud those In need ~ cvn
saleseent rnfr or those suffering Mvsn
tuberculosis are sent 10 the Red A'toss
hospital near Lyon. The thouaST6ds IT
old folk. women and eh,iire4s Without
hcmeS, aho leave Eyian tr@S1 week for
the rar,ou. dspartnent$ IL which they
aro designated. tind .sfsss the repre-.
eentetiyes II the Ast&vtss Red Cross,
There are more tskn, sfts Distributed
In forty tour dxsssfinrots. "ho isse
part 'n .hT a"esSak rehabilitation, sup
plying furnilR r. clothing. fuel aud
foud
IN Party twenty six houses Tor the
iodglng cs.kefusees haye been turned
over 10 the bureau T'hesa WIN snse'
care II 5o, families. or $3.50 lndi
tdrslS. The Rcd Cross furnishes the
n,7essnrr requisites and 10 certain
$a.rs advances npgey 10 cover The es'
penscs Ut construction A refuge Of
,hr American Rcd Cross NJ Toni
houses a'b young children and their
mothers VIA have Come nnt VI The
huahurdcd Villages, white the means
furnished ty The Red Cross have made
possible the npenIng ~ maternity
hospital a, rhalons III which vn ia
hies have been bern sine. the begin
r,ng II the war
The American Rcd Cross gives care
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Dent tgaofs the ''iitsis rstHs ard
achea." especially hsrkarAs~. Th&y
may he little now but thsr~ 10 ~ till.
Ing how soen dangerous " fatal dir
ease III which they are the foF~ruA.
avrs may sbow itself. 10 sitter sAe
csas~ OF that kasksche Al enee. Of yoa
may find yourself In the grip =: - in
curahie disease.
To moi delay minute. Go 10 ysnr
druggist and sasssi % hin snrplyiRg
tou With box et GOLD MEDAL.
liaariem oIt Capsa,es. In ~ hoars
VOW viii feel renewed health and sixur.
After yen have cured Yourself rcn-
time 10 iaks seSe ef two Capsules
zach day 20 us 10 keep In nSstsss.s
eo0dIFion, and ward On the danr~r ~
future sisarss, Mas,sy refunded N
they sis not hip sos. Ash for .As
original, ssasssttcal 40. IN y .AEstaAl
brand, and thus b~ sure VI xsttins iAs
xenuiIs. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
HARLEM OIL CAPSULES
IF YOUR BACK ACHES

IN yon feel tired aud "worn-oaif r.
Are you nervous and lrri,ahlef Don't
steep well at IightS Have u dragged
cot" itnsrsted teeilnT whea you get
up In the rnornlhgi I,sssy sresisf NH
!ousi Rad 'ss,e In the nieash, back
ache. palm Of soreness IN the leins,
ssd sl'ds-tnahf Severe distress whvn
Irritating klo"dy. cloud, uras or s~d-
imen.' Al ,hcse indicate gravel or
stons In the bladder. eT inst the pod.
soncus microbes, which are always IN
your system, have attacked year hid.
uers
yoa should use GOLD MEDAL
HRsrism on Capsules immediately
Th~ oil sosks rentiy into the walls
and lining of the kiensyr, snd th~ NJ.
tie rsstsnnows animal germs which are
causing the Inflammation, H.e iunnse-
titafr'y sffsekess> sssI shasea Out s4
yonr system without lneetA ealeace "
pain.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
tss cssla, All RIGHT.

II lte seMststs ~ hattie are isahlag
terrifying, reNFrsssi ,lte lectnner. 'j'aa
sea ira rsae 4iNs srreasatng Il ihe
sl,s'sls the rsssssrss;sE cf she cannans, the
sells es the meti, the ratsse " the
ti1ss snd mussslAe sHn.f'
"Nes, sir tAiaa essH. said the
Ntrs,k tiaglr iNaa VA the ffu@s ra@. who
Ihoaghi she aas~gs"a ~Rs tnsant fer
aha, "iSe got lhtse ssnErfs, tse ,roras
h'sar players, sight rsannS, fmaFtsea
tRlAiH. machines, a ,lsalnalss aud q
sarnrtiS. IN oar block. an trying 10
set haek lb ,ttantlce.' ..p.a ...,.,.., /. q
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Rumsn belts have kesa revived witA
the eei0svd ieue'sy e~ea the old time
sashes WITH de~p sne't~i trinse are
,Nsa,sag - the sSrv rhs Remaa belts
ap' mstchlax hat hands look very
smart With aalts Cat gcgs the eloase
~ which Is fastened with ads hot.
'oas sad ,ss bat with tsd- ans Much
'snsy ievrtfy Is werr In the DAYTIME
Min rhT wash dresses, always bar
E'os{s.cS NTH she gesr III when
sN;fs is wern wtIh the bar sss. ygsl.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

I improved b health 10 / could do NY
hous~wcxk; we now have little ere. aA
Of which l cwe 10 Lydia 4. nnkhafn's
vesssabls Compound ''-- Mrs. 0. s.
JoassoN. R. No 8. ElienslaFg, WASH
Thsrs are women everywhere whe
bong for children In thar hSssss yet sFs
densed this happiness On aceoant "a
sonne functional disorder whieh In rnaet
cases woah readily yield 10 LYDIA L.
Pinkhsn' . Vegetable Compound
such women should not give up hops
Until they hare given tina wonderful
medicine . trial. and for special advice
write LYDIA L. Pinkham Medicine Co.
Lynn, Mas Tho result OF W ysaEs
experience Ia at your ssrvies.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

A laxative to-day saves sics child
Tomorrow. Chtldteu simply vail not
take The time frsm play rs efapTy their
bowels which heccufe eiogsed w with
waste. liver gets sluggish. stomach
sour.
Look n, the tongue, mother. II
coatea. or your child IL listiess, cross
fryerish. breath bad. restless, doesnt
rH' heartily. fuM ~ cold or has sore
throat Ur auy Other ehildfens all.
ment. give seasl~snful of Cali
icrais Syrup Of Figs" then don't
VERY, heesase II Is perfectly harm
less. spd In few hours all this cou-
stlpss.oa peA9.as, ssltr. bale, essI fer.
nentinx waste win gently move out II
the bowels. and you have well play.
ful child again. A thorough inside
cleansing" Is ottimes nil that Is necsss'
ssry. Ii should be the frs, treatment
Eiv~n In amy sickness.
Rewarc " counterfeit ia syrars
Ask ,cur druggist for bottle az '"Cal.
iforaia Syrup Of Figs, which has
full directions fer babies. Children nt
ell aSes AID fos grown .gTs plainly
printed Nn the hottie. i.tk carefully
and SIRE that II II made by the 'Tati.
fornia Fig Syrup Company, ADV.
New York has saa women enlisted
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
4 Message % MotlAers

Nou Essw sAs sss as..a dsssss s sssni
seaAs sad A~arsa shass No rsspsaAg y On
dad ef night rs.tg ~ hssA aaykskt Aey srY AaS
via Do ssm sAsE sxpsssass nd tAsak kvs Or sAlasA
rteAsrs casssssa setAsax We ssAhs ys4
ny sxpsssmsat We iss wsst = mprss ~ sssa
ef hsstag rstsAsra
Your physician vN s yes Al - kne~s t~s
Exxkse
tAs welars ii your baby.
...... e...... ..-.,. -. =. ........ L1zzzz.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

SAY said ga infaniryiaaHs no yun
Nnut 20 hear atssgt the worst psece II
oat Of lnCk that ever happened In the
A. t.F.2 4 pal ~ lalne went tatn issr
ftght with @1s1 francs ia his pocket,
>ons he's reported missing - Stars
and Stripes.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

uns hears that very few espes ARE
smart unless they ars touched up with
checked OF plaid fabric, And capes
son know. are ~ smart as Jackets,
and Will continue 10 he 81 through the
autumn They nrc worn over @pcrals
skirts ana euIress btoase-. az short
Chinese tuatcx, and they have that
swagyer military air that comes FROM
their careless arrangement across the
shoulders. All u the new enes have
seine kind ut waisteoat arrangement
which holds them closely over ths bust
and WA,sttlne.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

AS . EUs &l u
Tho sinse wae H<ss
che 70 ~ sheast
Our grest<st desirs
WIS 10 hare . child
In cur honas md sss
day my husband
eans back from
town with . kctsis
ef i.ya1A T. psnk-
hams Vegetable
Co pound and
wsnts. me b try H.
II brought rslsef
<rssxa nav fSsasf.s~a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

ting snuxly, Is ,he haprlsss choice 10
hesdwear for a small xlri
A habit ef this kind need not Tea,
ermpe rison With others when the
yeoagsst horse women ride THEN
ps,nlsa a, the harse shcv or engat,
fair. There ought ~ BE- blue ribbon,
for oil VI them to reward some par
iicalar excellence In which each ore
3. ynrs to excesi ali the others
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
imMssnrs "a 'vssspssarxa L.

~Yen ssaa.t wsass aas axws ss~tasate
ard ssasgfssi rs~ssy.~ a
y ~Na answered MF. reaa asgsss 'iay
The sasse VI ssaa has wslttsa d sesAs,iAaa
lea asasi 4 ssp~wrasev sass14 ~ tes q
thty's @ssxk heas iaa as sa@ss ssw sssaa.
szl;s aua sssaifsA ssa&.~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
GIRLS! USE LEMONS
FOR SUNBURh. TAN
---~----~----s@-~~-~s-~
Try M Make this isrcn letler
10 Wilton your tanned Or
frsckisd skin.

Squeeze the juice Of tao lesaaas In
ts q bottle consisting THREE ounces Ut
orchard White shake well. and you
have 4 quarter pint Of the best frrcsle.
saahnrn aud tan lotion, and complex
lon whtsener, 1T very, very snail c"sf.
f@sx gs*aeesa has tbs, lemons and any
drug ssor~ 1T tnsfrt' rrnrs-r vlla sarrsy
thrre ounces ~ Orchard White for a
few cents Massage this swsetls frs.
grant lotion Iutn the facc. meek. arms
md hands and sec hn@ quickly the
frerkirS snnhurn vindharu and tan
d,ssppSsr and hon clear. soft and
white the akin becomes Yes, II II
harmless, ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Ass~* @aseAsa~s ~sa$ taakS sAsaas
Nlse si~sIghsfai ftsA', ene is sAeatHes6 M
say ssih thAs distinguished ssafssaMan
whose nasaae Ne sssfxss. 'Ssane 90 in--
the wat~amsesssss Aae."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
rAee pnAter 4 Ee Ssa,rs

Tar FrcnCh S'se-nae0, has prvaaAjt.
eSi 5tsc 'asnatsttars ~ sate psaxt'a,
fTSsti nv, IN or'csat rrt>,rt stating tEsa.
iVaat ssazite-~' rat!asas ~ rlre are
wasssG daily GA wesaez's r@wdes pam
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

Ths ianh~ are h.httng ia FRANCE
IA rh,sagh .sFey IRE anxious 70 xst
home to wife and nf,,her
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

-yssr masessss INV sasnsy n fssS2
kss eaF xssiaat twsss vsanssisss
~ifssw rAas1 @fS srl~ss III S@T sasasAsasa
ussaSsss
-rsss cAesA swat mAsssss svsy
sAp@s Thes ars IN xstaaai @Aassss N sEA
aas svsF EaArsas Aaad ~stAfH tAsvs
sesks II easeAaisg W ~ ths Fsscs
shss~ slM eFwaa rsahtw hat
.~.-~%ss4sysa w. s-s-ssas~~s rs@s.p
N~~ Ymk A&s registered ws1ka<n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13
WHAT CAN
IN Xp5 St

sha eofhs"ft 10 sAS oap'e~ WI sfAee~
"'
"n" -" W..
'a0""S" ~ 'a,'a "A''" s''''s'', -, :.
uiea """' '''"''
WIT ""'a 'nA' W.
WORK IN Also 9osnS y" ~ she h's
villages seiss'W" u" intensive s*s"'a'
s'fhe tl"" me H"ssss aeaf@s"" W
sh~iinf" shy bombs asfe osTh rSa'
d~fed hShtsb'e Darius anu "th"F IArsa
bs'idfhss sss. oneT more ee~h Eahs
NJ Tor service. A s.osenhon OF o.
"c fFanes sio"VI hss been sci asias
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

xfeMsxA Trosh1~s e~1 DySenssry
eas~e1 srps tsrcAtss irs wssss u SF~ss sassxsxu
Ae&s IN epsm wsMaeg sAes u ~ sAesAsA taasssag.
ssAlys ps4 k@tsAs VI assxJv ~ kAkf k0w a.
MrftAssAx> u W. szss N eass4ass ~ A6Sts& ~ IN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

it's prctts harsi TO Fvs g.~Aa @ars
"at ~ The chap aiso has bis mind brat
"a going fisaIng
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-13

A self~eonreEtrd man Ne~ te himself
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-13
ALLIES To POOL
ALL RESOURCES
Step Nearer Action Following
Weekly Meeting of War
Cabinet of Britain.

WASHINGTON, June Is. ~ Pool
ing OF all economic resources Of
America and the nations allied
against the central powers was a
step nearer today after the weekly
meeting OF the British war cabi-
net
One OF the move. planned in the
project for Welding into a vast mo-
bile machine the entire economic
power OF the United States and the
allies behind the military forces. is
he creation of munitions council
with headquarters at one of the
entente capitals.
This phase of the question which
has been under consideration by the
war industries board for some
months. was laid before Pres Z VIII
son al today's session.
Under tentative plan outlined
the munitions council would be di-
vided into two parts, food and war
materials on the former would
sit representatives of the food min
istries Of the allies and q repre-
sentative Of Food Admr. Hoover.
On the latter allied munitions heads
would sit with a representative Of
the war industries board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-13
Great Parade Tonight Convention Feature

that no Coubt is responsible for at
least 90 per cent OF the physical
defects in children. The one great
important preventative OF teeth
trouble IN children is 10 teach them
the necessity Of cleanliness, thai is.
the proper use OF a good tooth
brush and dentifrice. which should
be used ~ least twice daily-upCn
arising and before retiring
Another very necessary thing 70
watch in the care OF infants is 20
see that they get plenty Of rest and
sleep, and are not allowed 10 be
handled too much by strangers.
The belief that children should
be exposed 10 diseases termed as
children's diseases with the idea
that all children must have these
diseases one time as another is the
most ridiculous kind OF reasoning. 4"
j. 3. Hessong presided at the
meeting. which opened with a song
service led by T. c. Whitcomb, fol-
lowed by a scripture reading
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-13
INDIANA
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Association of State Boasts of
Over Million Members
Enrolled.

A diversified program marked the
afternoon session of the Sunday
school convention in the high school
luilding. Prof Excel opened the
meeting with the customary song
service which was followed by a
prayer. After that George y.
Burnie, secretary OF the Indiana
Sunday School association. gave "A
brief report of the various sources
of incomes Of the organization.
There are four funds-apportion
ment, general, forward and endow-
ment Following was the roll call
cf counties by Mr.. Burnie. Each
county delegation rose as it was
called, and responded with some
sort Of salute.
Pres't Hasemeier Of Richmond
then gave an extended talk on the
convention theme-"Team Work.
He told of the need and worth OF
state association, its accomplish
ments, its work, and its aims. The
Indiana association has over 5000
Sunday schools registered, with a
membership exceeding a million.
DR. Brewbaker of Dayton gave
one of his characteristically pdeas-
ing talks on The Rural Sunday
Schools" He is one OF the most
accomplished and forceful speakers
al the convention.
Adjournment was taken early
that the delegates might pose for
the customary convention photo
graph.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-13
TWO KILLED IN WRECK
NEAR SALT LAKE CITY

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. June IS.
Two men are dead, j. persons are
seriously injured. some possibly IA
tally and SO others suffered minor
injuries today when four coaches OF
Denver and Rio Grande train 30. I
left the rails while pulling into the
local yards and rolled down a steep
embankment.
The identity Of the dead men was
not ablished.
The derailment according 10 rail-
road officials was due to the spread
ing Of rails caused by excessive
heat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-13
ROTARY CLUB ENJOYS
ITS ANNUAL OUTING

The annual outing Of the South
Bend Rotary club was held yester-
day afternoon and evening at the
South Bend Country club. The af-
fair was attended by $50, including
members and their families. The
afternoon was spent by the mem
bers in games of golf, baseball and
horseshoe pitching, and the evening
was devoted 10 dancing the Metro
politsn orchestra Of South Bend
furnishing the music. Dinner was
served at the cluU house at $50.
Bert Slaughter, vice president OF
the club. was chairman Of the en-
tertainmeEt committee.