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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05

eeVOU backslider down there.
/ wonder If you're going TO come
hack" John Brown asked his congre-
cation Thursday night. "Demas didn't
but dropped lower and lower. But
there was St. Peter; he slipped, too.
but he honestly came back and on the
day Of Pentecost preached a sermon
that converted 5000"
With F. r. Slower welding his cor
net as a baton. and Prof. J. n Evans
at the grand piano, the fifth John
Edward Brown revival service was
opened with the usual songs. A call
was made for more singers to come
and be assigned TO seats on the choir
platform, and this was emphasized,
not only by Mr. slower, but by the
evangelist as well The tabernacle
was full by the time the sermon COM
menced- Rev. O. J. Wade led in
prayer ana Mr. Brown made his an
nouucemen1s. He again requested that
parents who bring small children
keep them by their side during the
service, not allowing the little ones
20 cOugregate at the front. They are
pretty sure TO become fidgety, said
the evangelist, and this makes him
somewhat nervous. and disturbs kim.
ROtHrians To Attend
He announced that after his talk
TO the Rotary clu0. tue club had voted
TO attend as a delegation next Tues
day night. and he added that the best
results in naming special nights were
had when the organization itself
voluntarily took the action. He said
that every organization In III PasO
that stands for anything should at
tend one OF the tabernacle meetings.
and that in this way many individuals
would attend meeting who would
not otherwise come
Talks Cleanup Tonight.
bis subject for tonight VIII be
Cleaning Up" There will be no
morning service Saturday. Mr.. Brown
has called off the women and girls
meeting he had announced for sun
day afternoon, and VIII hold a meet
ing at the announced time, $3.50. to
which everyone is inviated regardless
Of sex. Gains wife" viii be his sub
ject
saturday night viii be soldiers
night. and the center section viii be
reserved Tor g large contingent from
Fort Bliss.
He led up to the collection IN his
usual fashion with a story. and asked
his supporters TO raise the local bud
get by the night o. Sunday. the 18th.
which would break all records. He
told the congregation that It was a
musical education to be part Of such a
choir Tor three or four weeks. and
that II there were any OF them who
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
Ell PasO Man Loses Hope

FOR 10 years 7 suffered severely
from stomach trouble. The doctors
SAID I had cancer Of the stomach and
nothing would Go but an operation.
I took my last round OF 1Iayr's Won
derfui Remedy " years ago. Since
then / sleep vel eat what want
and feel finaH n IS a simple, harm
less preparation that removes the
catarrhal mue1s from the intestinal
tract and auaEs the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach.
liver and intestinal ailments, fnclud-
ing appendicitis One dose VIII con
vince or money refunded. Kelly &
Pollard Potter Drug Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
Conference Of
Southeastern
LNtheranS On
Representatives of Church
From Three States Open
Sessions Here Friday.


The representatives Of the Evan
gelical Lutheran church Of New Mex
leo. Arizona and west Texas met Fri
day at the lions Evangelical Lutheran
church. 1109 East san Antonio street.
OF which the Rev. J. H. c. Sleek is the
pastor, for a conference Of four days.
The following ministers were in at
tendance; Rev. P. Rretzschmar. Of
Optimo. n. NJ; Rev. Carl Schmid. Al
buquerque; Rev. ". c.. Hitzemann,
camp pastor at Camp Cody, n. N;
Rosin and Rev. Mr. Upleggers Globe,
ARK; Rev F. Beitz, Tucson, Ariz-i
Rev. E. Guenther. Fl. Apache, Ariz
Two Sessions Daily.
The attending pastors will hold
daily morning and afternoon sessions
in which papers on various subjects
pertaining tc church work viii be dis
was opened by the local pastor. the
conference was organized, Rev L.
Guenther, superintendent Of Indian
missions in Arizona, being elected
chairman, and Rev. G. Fischer. sec
rotary
Rev. Carl Sehmid, Of Albuquerque,
read an interesting paper on the sub
ject, Separation Of Church and State,
and How Can We as a Church Loyalty
and Conscientiously Support our Gov
eminent without Violating One Of the
Cardinal Principles Of our Constitu-
tiOn, Namely, Strict Separation Of
Church and State2"
Church and State Not Confused
It was shown that church and state
are not confused when the state does
not prescribe to the church what she
shall teach. and does not give one
denomination preferential treatment
over another. treating all religious
corporations alike without reference
TO creed and when the church does
not expect to receive preferential
treatment over other organizations or
does not endeavor TO regulate the az
fairs Of the state by the doctrines Of
the church. and TO this end does not
employ citizens functions and agen-
cies Of government The speaker said:
Our religious activity toward the
government consists in this, that we
pray for the government that we ad-
monish our people to obey the gov
eminent and support the government
in peace and war, and that we admon-
ish our people TO take an active in
terest as citizens in the political af-
fairs Of our country 50 that we may
be Of service in preserving the glori-
Gus constitution"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
Lose Your Fat,
Keep Your Health

supernuous flesh is not healthy. Heith-
e. is & healthy TO diet or-exercizh 200
much for its removal The slmplest tneth-
Cd known FOR reducing the oVerfat BODY
two. three OF four pounds a wlek IS the
Marmola Method, tried and erdorsed by
thousands Marmola Prescription Tablets
containing exact doses Of the famous pre-
Ecripuon. are sold by druggists at IS
cents 1or a large case. or II you prefer
you can obtain them by sending direct
90 the Aarmola Company, So woodward
Ave, Detroit. Mich They are harmless
and leave 10 wrinkles or fabbiness- They
are popular because effective and conven-
ienr-Adw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
REVIVALIST BROWN RAPS THE
BACKSLIDER AS CHIEF SINNER

Tells Story Of Demas FOrsakng Peter, Meriting De
serers Fate Calls for Citys Organizations to Attend
the Services; Vows to God Are Above All Other
Obligations in Life, Evangelist Says.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
ksnder Scnr9ton
MACH FlETCHER'S
Gas TIC RIA


Sobn 8onn an Gbas. Coles, 2ots
Is, is nno II, 8lod 2, @ilberts
Seem M66., 8apnesbine, $4,000.
Ole s. SmsoabI nn6 Gra1t an S.
g. @immer, Nh SBA, Sec. l.
1926, 100000
&eb. 8eter 8ren11D an Sen. 81.
MbeIn, 2ot 1, Blod 3, @ar6DiQe,
$4,000.
Mn6retp @a15 un6 6rm an Sobn
so. &napp, M1A Ne8A R@A nnb
gbeil bon 5BA @@A, Ser. 9, al
les in 1929 1n6 2ot 5, MubitorS
Gub. $50. 4, ct. Soiepb unb Got 6
Mu6itors Cub. 600. a, ct. Soiepb,
100000 90.
Mn6retp @oI5 nn6 Sro11 an 8ene=
6iiffttiner+ 5M @R N@A
@ec. 16=124~29, ct. Soieph $4,000.
George MeDer un6 6rau an So=
pbia @al3, Got 1, 8lod 2, ct. So
ieph 100000.
Ebeo6ore Sod an @inie Sod,
SWA Gee. 24=123=32, 3ton,
$4,000 70.
NbiIip Snien an Somn Sc 5auf,
rs &utben bon MgA ,S@A Gee.
I29=125=28, Sc Snh, $4,000.
Mid]ueI @ener un6 Srau an
@6nar6 8eIer, @WA nn6 N1a
@GA Geo. 80 un6 2ots 2 un6 5
bon NgA Gee. 36=124=34, Safe
George, 100000.
Mereiia Sumbs an 8iniam 8el=
Ie, 2ots 5 1tn6 6, 81, 2ot 4, 8lod
10, Mbon, 100000.
@tepben @ruber >u1r6 6rou an
Miduel @rl1ber, 5h M@A, Sec.
II un6 @R N@A, Sec. 17=123-33,
2afe &enrD, 100000.
clinton 5. 8ene un6 Srau an
|Gronf @uI3l, @R NgA, Sec. ID
nno @K @GA un6 SgA @@A,
IA uno ge12 N@A un6 N1a
N@A, Gee. 23-124-32, ct. Martin,
$990O.O0
Sofa Miler un6 @otte an &al11
8o11er, 2ot 5, 8lod 48, Gol6 Spring,
$4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
Cine GbrenIiite.

-3mei Wonate friiber als Der 3en=
%tralperein erIieB Ser 9. St. 6. Inter
itiitnngsnerein bon Mime1oto einen
Mufruf CUR Sammlung bon @eloern
CUR nnterltiibnng Der in un1ere Mr=
NEE eingereibten futbolii9en iu1ngen
MGnner uno CUR Mnlteu11ng fatbo-
li{der 8rielter als Selbfaplane. 8ie
Die em Mnfrnf big oabin Solee geee-
ben tpurbe, erbe0t aus naditebenoer
gbrenli1te Der 8ereine BON Mtnnefoto
nno @in5elperionen, mel6e geitrage
fir obigen 3tped einian6ten.
0nr9 Migr. Mnr @urit, ct.
@inn. :. ..$124.oo
9ur1 @p. S. 8ie6mann,
8lnffton, Minn. ;. :. 1900
let. SEQ @erein, ct. SEQ,
Minn. 1900
|5. %2o6ern1eier, Mleriton,
VuluuUu. CIV
Mntta 6rouen=8erein, ct.
SEQ, Minn.. =. =. :. 1900
let 6ron5 bon Coles, ct.
Soul, Minn. ;. {. i. . 10000
fSt. Mntonins 8erein, gban=
|@f9. D ailion @erein, ct. 81,
lion /. -. =. -. :. oO.uO
Ist. George 8erein, @abaiio $50
let. Mntorius 8erein, Waco=
:. =. /. =. - Aoo'o0
let. 8eter nnb Saul @erein,
st. e: Seiep5 :. @srein, mod5e1ter 1000 &c
|St. Mntoni1s 8erein, Cello
|gt 10 nieoiaus 9erein, map %l'00
STPE -. =. 80. oo.to
8o1lus @ereim, gomfrep HOO
let. Sofepb @erein, Map
Micolm,s @erein, ct.
st. sV': se5n :. mrp. wsrein, '.'..
SSobn S. 6oG, ct. Saul :. 100
Mortin Hidotto, Stetpart ;. $50
&offentli9 miro es feinen @erein
1T Minnefota geben, melber ni6t
frel16ig fem Sderflein at 6iefem eo=
len 3tped beitroge1, nnb ieinen gen-
men 6ieier u@brenlifte" beifigen
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
Mrbeit nno &obn.

Mls elmer ser @riin6e fir grbo-
burg ser 2obne Ser giienbabner ge-
ben oieie an, ser Mangel an MrbeitS=
Efraften re@tfertige Elm iol6es Ser
langen.
Dieie MeuBer1tng legt Ben 8uni6
11rr0 Die geotbmenoigfett nabe, ben
2obnempfangern unterridt in Der
acknowledgements gu ertbeilen oenn
MIR cine boaige nnfenntniB 6ieier
8i1eni1aft fann GIT elmer iol6en
8egrin6una Ser 2obnerbobung ge-
fiibrt baben. Sic ldnft 6aranf bin=
aus, 6aB sic 2obrempfdnger Dos
1dledteite 11no umenidlidite 2obn-
geieb, sos lie erba6t tpor6en tit, gut
beiBen. Dieies tpnr6e bon 6em eng
lilden acknowledgements Dabi6 &i=
oor0o a1fgeitent nnb la11tet 6abin,
boB 6ie Mrbeit cine 8are lit, De-
rem 8%e5abInng tpie 6ie ie6er un6eren
@ore bon Mngebot nn6 Na6frage
regnliert nitro. Dnr6 Die 8efolga1ng
6ieIes @eiebes, 6os 6em SSntereiie Der
M%rbeitgeber oient, lit 6te fbledte So
qe Ser Mrbeiter entItan6en.
Sic &egel lit, baB Elm neberfluB
an Mrbeitsfrdften be1tebt un6 6ieiem
@eieb 5nfolge 1tn6 sic Mrbeiter bent
entipredenb 10 16le6t be5ablt tpor=
Sen, ooB fie bab berbungern. 9aS
fom1te ii6erli9 nidt 6ur6 bte an=
Ber1t ieltenen 8erio6en auSgegliden
peroen, 90 Mangel an Mrbeitsfraf=
ten it9 einiteute. 9aber mrtB es
Ion6erbor beriibren, 6aB Mrbeiter
nod einem @eieb entlobnt tperben
tpoGer, oas file CUR etpigen Notb ber=
prtbeiIt.
gu ibrem eigenen Sell miifien bie
2obnempfdnger nt6ts energiider gut
riidftpei1en, als bie 2ebre, baB 6ie Mr=
belt cine @are lit. Denn fiirs @rite
fam Tie feline @are iein. @em fir
eine @ure fem NbiaB borban6en lit,
6onn leioet iie feinen Sa1nger, aber
Ser Mrbeiter m11B INNER eiien, gleid=
bie1 Oh cine Nadfrage nod fetner
Mrbeitsfraft beitebt o6er ni6t. Gent
radb muB 6as 9obngeieb anbers for
ml1liert 1per6en.
Ser Mrbeiter mtB imnter III Der
Sage 1ein, 10 biel at Deroienen, als
5u elmer aibiliiterten 2ebenSbalh1ng
rotbtpen6ig lit nn6 er m1B, pett1
&riien un6 @eiddftsiftodungen 111-
bermei6li9 itn6, pie SOS bebauptet
miro, einen 9obn erbalten, Der i'm
befdbigt, cine getpiiie Sunrme fir ote
3eit Ser @otb a%1riid5ulegen. Diefe
o1ein meni6ltde goridrift miro a1f=
geboben, .penn Mrbeiter Sic S6be IL
res 9obnes mie 6os iebt geidiebt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
Sir @rpbibition i'm gan5en 2a11b.

Sodion, Miii. 10. San. =
6iinf5ebn Min11ten nady6em Die Mn=
qeleqenbeit in ser 8oti9aft 6es @ou=
Dernenrs 8ilbo Ser 5tamslegislatur
borgelegt por6en tpar, ratift5ierten
bei6e Sau1er 6as borgei6lagene Bro-
bibitionsmer6ement CUR 8a1n6esber=
faiiung. Sour o6t @timmen tpurben
in beioen Sdnfern gegen 6as Mmen=
6ement abgegeben.
8efomtli6 tp11r6e Dor h1r5em Die
Sroge, oh man Die @imfiibrung Der
nationalen 8robibition m1f bem
8ege zines 3ufaBes CUR 81tr6esper=
faiin1ng SEN Sfaaten CUR gnti4ei=
oung ibergeben iole, I'M &ongreBab=
georonetenbaus giin1tig bei6ie6en,
nady6em Elm abnlider 8efdlub I'M
Senot bereits 1paBren6 Ser lebten
@eilion g11tgebeiben mor6en NOR.
Sic @eieBgebung bon Miiiiiiippi bot
nIs erite unter aaen Staaten 0ie1e
Mngelegenbeit %erleoigt.
SIM Observation-Disclosures pur6en
SO @timmen fir un6 8 @fimmen
gegen oos ENHANCEMENT, I'M Staat5=
Ienut 80 Sttmme1r fir u1t6 5 gegen
6os ENHANCEMENT obgegeben. 8arren
County, in 6em 8idsbnrg gelegen lit,
lieferte bie ein5igen 8~ertreter, 6ie ge-
gen SEN 3u1ab Itimmten. SIM Sber=
bo1s fa1nen bie flint @egrer BEG
M~mer6ements aus beri6ie6enen
@~ablbe3trfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17

$. IS. @eielob uno Gra1 an S.
g. &oriten, N1A NBA unb BOT 4,
Sec. 32=122=27> 2pnoen, $65O0.OO.
8. 8. Smitb un6 Srau an Sobn
Sang, 81 Ng9A SgA uno 9h
NgA nnb 81. IL 81. bon SeA
Sec. 10=122=31, g6en Safe
100000 .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17

fan1t als Dom Sreal1lDe. Saber ton1-
men Die efeligen 8reun6idaften, bel
6ener 6ie 5tpei Greunoe gleidiam als-
einanoer fleben, neibiid nnb eifer-
Iiid)tig merben, 1penn NAL ml6 an-
bere nit Dem 6re1lnbe re6en mollen.
8ir6 oie 6reunoidoft zines ib0nen
Cages a%ufgeboben, tper6en Die
.Sreunbe" nneinig, Damn geben tie
o%useinanoer uno i6ameh itb Der an
at pertraltliden @eltdnontlie, Die i'm
9a1 IN 6einoesban6 geratben iin0.
@eil edte unb nabre Sreunoidaften
mir lebr ielten iin0, m1B man iib in
odt nebmen nnb nidtS bon It9 nit
tbeilen, mas nidt in 6ie Sefentli6-
felt fommen 6arf.
Gin mabrer 5reunb lit aber cine
groBe @traoe. gs gibt Siinglinge,
Sic nit 8orltebe BEN umgang nit
reifenL religiaIen nn6 gebiloeten
Mtdinnern iltde11. Gle boben re6t,
oenn fold)e Mdnrer fonnen 6ur6
ibre g%rfabrung, bnr9 ibr @iien
oem iungen Monne bon grobtem
N11Be11 fem l1n6 ibnt groBe Sre1oe
bereiten.
8ieGe betrod)ten nit @e9t ibrer
geiItli9en Seelenfiibrer als ibrer
5l1berlaliigen l1nb belten 6iibrer
unb &atbgeber, ols ibren Sreun6,
beiien 9eitung file it6 gang anper-
tra11en. 0us lit ser rebte 8eg, nuf
oem mir nod bem @illen @ottes
ooran1dreiten fonen, um nit Cider
beit unier Sell 5l1 mirfen. Sol6 Ell
men 6reuno ion ieber uno ie6e iuden
un6 lollte es ibm a116 Opfer folten.
Mgeieben bon oteien SdIen be-
1tebt sic Greun6ldoft 5miihen Gerio=
1re11 gleid)en Mlters. Darm oenfen
mir, tpen11 mir bon Srenn0i6aft re-
Sen. 0iele 6reunoidaft muB Die
Sugen6 gum Sunoamente baben.
Ser fl, 6ron5 bon Coles iagt oaber
10 io i Gt55tt, 11uufB 1ptr MIR NIT iol6en
6relt1oidoft 1dlieBen ioaen, oie nit
uns Sic Sugeno gemeiniam baben.
Sc erbabener sic Eugenoen itn0, bie
geiibt tperben, Sci to Doa=
fommerer lit ou6 0ie Sreuno1daft.
Dein Sreuno, 6riltlider SIZING
ling, dri1tlide S%ungfrau, muB alto
10 fem, 6aB er Sir M1rtb ma6t un6
Gertraue11 ouf @ott Sir einfl0bt,
nenn bu mntb1os mir1t. ST m1b
sir belfen, beine 2eiben nnb S6mer=
gen 5u tragen, 10 Dob 6u an INN
cine Stiibe ba1t, MORAN on bi6 bal=
ten unb oufridten fannit. 9enfe on
0apio nno Sonatban. 8ie treu
btelten 6ie 5nei Grenn6e 5uiammen
nn6 balfen einan0er in Ser 5tun6e
6es 2eioens, ser Drangial, Ser Ser
folgnng!
0ein Srenno mnB 10 iein, baB 6u
6nr6 tim gut un6 e6el mirit, nno
bos lit MIR Ser 6aQ, menn er ielbit
gut nn6 eoel lit. 8abre Srenn6e
m1ntern einon6er ouf gu tpabrem
Eugenoltreben. Sic panoeln bie
.Bfabe Ser @eredtigfeit, tie erfii1en
treu nno itanobaft lire Yfil@ten ge=
gen @oH, gegen Sen gea6ften nno
lib ielblt. Sbre Greun0idaft lit Der
Sonneni6ein, Der ibr 2eben nit
2idt nnb @nrme umgibt.
Sa1t 6n einen pobren Sreu1r6,
Damn banfe @ott fir 6ieie @na6e.
Gin treuer Sreun6 lit Elm ma6ttger
Sdub; tper eirren iol6en gefun6en,
Ser hut einen Shab q%efun6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17
&irginia ais Der stpeite int 811nbe.

wv
&i6mon6, 8a., II. SAM. -
Stoatsienat bt beute NIT BRET
Big gegen adt Sttmmen 6as Brobi-
bitionsomenoemet CUR 8n1roesber-
ff11iifiung ratifi5iert. Cine &eiollt11oH,
BEN 8erfaiiungs5uiab auf benz Wege
zines &efereno11ms Ser 8epolferung
6es Stoates CUR Mbitimm11ng Dor51t-
Iegen, tpa1roe nit % gegen 10 Stint
men abgelebnt. Das Nepraientm-
tenbm1s 6iirfte morgen Die Mngele-
genbeit erleoigen. 8irginien lit Der
5ipeite gtan, Ser ii6 fir rationale
Brobibition entfdieben Fat. Ser Ell
fte tpar Miiftiiippi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17

DOH Der Jfddfrdge 1Q9 1Drer Nrbe1tsz
fraft abbangig MAIDEN tpo1en.
@leidbiel, mie sic 2obnfrage ge=
loft tper6en fann, ltebt bas feit 6aB
6ie Nrbeitnebmer iib lelbit in 6ie
6enfbar iblimmite Sage bringen,
1penn 1ie 6os Brin5ip bertreten, bob
6ie Mrbeit cine @are 1T, 6eren Breis
Don Mngebot un0 Na6frage beltimmt
1per6en mii]ie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-17

Mbonniert a1tf ben rAorbfern."
The Springdale news., 1918-04-26

The suffrage plank is one that 1t is most ardent suffragist. It was adopt ed unanimously by the committee, and so far as can be learned, there is no opposition to it among the members of the convention. It is as follows: "The rights of citizens of this state to vote and hold office shall not be de- nied or abridged on account of sex. Both male and female citizens of this state shall enjoy equally all civil, po- litical and religious rights and privil- eges Every citizen of the United States of the age of 2l years, who has resided in the state twelve months, in the county six months, and in the vot- ing precinct one month, next preced- ing any election, at which he or she may propose to vote, and who has paid a poll-tax for the tax-year next pre- ceding such election, and furnishes satisfactory evidence thereof, shall be qualified as an eleetor at such cleo tion"
 All women are urged to pay their poll-taxes by May 28, so that they may vote in the primary on that day It has been held by the Attorney gen eral that they may pay poll-taxes un- til July 1, which will enable them to vote in subsequent primaries. The Suffrage Committee is endeavoring to get out full vote especially for May 28, which will be the first state wide election in which they shall partici- pate.
The Springdale news., 1918-04-26
Lemons Whiten and
 Beautify the Skin
Make This Beauty Lotion Cheaply for Your Face, Neck, Arms and Hands.

At the cost of small jar of ordi- nary cold cream one can prepare full quarter pint of the most wonderful lemon skin softener and complexion beautifier, by squeezing the juice of two fresh lemons into a bottle con- taining three ounces of orchard white Care should be taken to strain the juice through fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Every woman knows that lemon juice is used to bleach and remove such blemishes as freckles, sallowness and tan and is the ideal skin softener whitener and beautifier.
 Just try it! Get three ounces of orchard white at any drug store and two lemons from the grocer and make up quarter pint of this sweetly frag- rant lemon lotion and massage it dai- ly into the face, neck, arms and hands. It is marvellous to smoother rough, red hands.
The Springdale news., 1918-04-26
CLIFTY

Born, to Mr and Mrs. Edd Seigal, April IS, son.
 Candidates are very numerous in these parts of late.
 Too much rain is going to make lots of late corn crops.
 Miss Alta Todd received a bad scalp wound when thrown out of their bug gy last wek.
 Joe Goddard has about seventy dol lars from public subscription to be used on cemtery improvements.
 Marion Hilton went to Eureka Springs last Friday after a load of tools to use in his blacksmith shop at Lewis Mill.
 The little daughter of Herman Evans, who broke her leg few weeks ago is able to be up and around but can't walk much yet.
 There is to be pie supper at the California school house next Saturday night for the benefit of the Red Cross. Everyone is invited to attend.
 Mr. Watson, who bought the old Goddard place last fall has now pur- chased the farm of John Brown and from all appearances is going to make Arkansas his permanent home
 Doan Phillips team of big mules ran away one night last week with the hack as he and his family and two neighbor girls were going to singing All the occupants were thrown out and given a good shaking up, some painful bruises but fortunately no broken bones.
 There was very enthusiastic Lib erty Bond meeting held at the school house here Sunday afternoon when Judge Cannon, Alfred Hawn and Troy Clark of Huntsville; the editor of Flu reka Springs Flashlight and Post master of Eureka Springs all made in teresting talks. About S2,500 in bonds were subscribed for, which we think IS good for burg of our size.
The Springdale news., 1918-04-26
SPRING CREEK.
DEVOE

Mrs. Kelly is slowly improving.
 Oscar Pattishall is very low with pneumonia.
 We do have some cool weather oc= easionally if spring has come.
 Glaud Gowan and Henry Sharp re- turned home last Saturday from Los Angeles, Calf
 Mrs GeGrtrude Whitlock came in last Wednesday from Charleston, H., to visit awhile with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Jim Downum.
 Word has been received from New Albany, Kan, of the birth of another daughter to MT and Mrs. Carl Atki- son which occurred April 7th.
 Mrs. Jim Downum returned home Saturday from Joplin, Mo, where she was called by the illness of her daughter in-law, Mrs. Norval Dow num- Mrs Downum is slowly improv- ing but the little babe died.
 Mrs. Jack Jones, who died Thurs day morning, after an extended ill- ness of tuberculosis, was buried Fri day morning She leaves little babe one month old, husband, father step-mother and other relatives and friends to mourn her death. Funeral services were conducted by her pas tor, Rev w I. Elledge, of Springdale
The Springdale news., 1918-04-26
Like An Electric
 Button On Toes Says Cutting Makes
 Them Grow.

Press an electric button and you form contact with live wire which rings the bell. When your shoes press against your corn it pushes its sharp roots down upon a sensitive nerve and you get shock of pain.
 Instead of trimming your corns, which merely makes them grow, just step into any drug store and ask for quarter of an ounce of freezone. This will cost very little but IS sufficient to remove every hard or soft corn or callus from ones feet. A few drops applied directly upon tender, aching corn stops the soreness instantly, and soon the corn shrivels up so it lifts right cut, root and all, without pain. This drug freezone is harmless and never inflames or even irritates the surrounding skin.
The Springdale news., 1918-04-26
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 HICKORY CREEK.

With the aid of Mrs NJ Berry a Red Cross auxiliary was organized at Hickory Creek, April II, with mem bership of twenty-six Mrs Walter Berry was elected Chairman, Miss Lou Leak Secretary and Miss Nina Secor, Treasurer
 The society held pie social at the school house Saturday night with very gratifying results After short talk by MT A L. Haney the pies were sold, bringing total of $1395, none selling for less than 50 cents.
 The pretty girls contest created great deal of interest but no i'll feel ing. The voting was led by the old folks on one side and the young ones on the other Of course the old folks won. The prize brought $17.20 The ugly mans contest, a guessing con test and personal donations brought the total results up to $3800.
 Hickory Creek is not content m merely escaping the name of stacker, but is showing her patriotism.
 J. ] R
The Springdale news., 1918-04-26

A prudent mother is always on the watch for symptoms of worms in her children. Paleness, lack of interest in play, and peevishness is the signal for WHITES CREAM VERMFUGE. A few doses of this excellent remedy puts an end to the worms and the child soon acts naturally. Price 25c per bottle. Sold by J. R. Joyce Drug Co.
The Springdale news., 1918-04-26

According to the proposals of the committees, there will be written into the new constitution 2 provision for the increase of the Supreme Court from five to seven members, to serve for the increase of the Supreme Court from five to seven members, to serve for terms of eight years, at a salary of S6,000 The Court is to sit in two departments or en banc, and the judg- ment of any department shall be final in any cause submitted to it. This was considered by the committees as preferable 10 the proposition for the creation of an intermediate court of appeals, as it was argued that, with out adequate checks, this would only increase the number of appeals.