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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-23
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-23

The Allies insist that the Germans ob
serve the etiquette Of dining when they ca
the inevitable crow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-23

The. Biggest Litll" Street in the World
last night tackled the Biggest Little Job in
its history.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-23

Hogs have no wings, but glance at the
price of pork reveals that they don't need
any.-Dctroit Free Press.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-23

Some of our legislators appear to be
having a ripping time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-23

Victory continues to smile in tou"hins
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-23

WHEN man is physically afflicted as
w Doctor Steele. of st. Lukc's. was with
the ''hu." or as DIR l.. {. Vessels. of the
(ity Hall. has been for several years with an
internal trouble difficult to define. it is not
10 be expected that he will rest well in
gloomy weather: but though neither of the
gentlemen referred to may know each other
they belong to that class of cxcmplars who
breathe sunshine no matter if it rains. The
reverend doctor is pulling through after II
long siege and is Scarning for baseball and
the open fields. The medical doctor, who is
the city's ophthalmologist, despite the fact
that he has undergone an operation which
relieved him of part of his anatomy and was
refused a further operation by the Mayo
brothers. is still smiling. in fact. he was
foolish enough to be enthusiastic and patri-
otic enough when the war clouds broke to
appcal to Washington for service wherever
the government might place him. He was
not accepted for war service, but went right
along, just as If nothing had happened, ex-
amining the eyes of hundreds of children
weekly in his little old dingy Office in the
City Hall. So much for the doctrine of the
smile.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-23
SUFFRAGE HOPE IN HARRISBURG

Philadelphia, wcdnc,day, April %. 1919
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05
NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION

l.. s, Land Ollcc at Burns. Oregon.
June 3. 1919.
Notice IL hereby giyan that Frank
Glow, OF Burns. Oregon. who, on
April 10. 1914, made homestead en-
try No. O7332 for Nwk sWA, See.
25; En- sEh, SEH NEh. section
26. township 2i s.. range 81 H., VIII
lamette Meridian has filed notice of
intention TO make final three year
proof, TO establish claim to the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver, at Burns, Oregon, on the
9th day OF July, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses
Glen Clemens. Fred Black, j. H..
Culp and r. E. Peabody, all or Burns,
Oregon,
V. G. CozAD, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05
G. \. Harlan was up from Crane
duriag the week.


G. A. Harlan was up from Crane
7 duriag the week.
iiighcst quality and greatest econ.
omy at The Welcome Pharmacy
a. A. rraugoti informs ihis oiloo
that he made the deal this week
whereby doe Krumholz became the
owner OF the g. A. Harlan residence
ln ihia city
The Godfreys were az the Liberty
iu thi1 cit, during the week They
do some very clover work ON the trap
\elc. tumbhng aud balancing. Their
work IN this iinc iu the beat seen In
this section Tor years
a. &. Rae. the expert accountant
OF Portland. IL here on hi. annual
visit To the tlanlcy Company ranch.
iie is a guest of MIR aud Mrs. stirling
during his soiourn here.
Dir. aud Airs. Geo. McOowan rcmainN
eel Ia this city following the Pioneer
reunion the other day. They are a,
the Harry &. smith home but expect
10 take their departure soon for
visit wita John and I'D. Martin for
a time.
y. l.. Chandler OF the Blue Noun
tain Eagle at Canyon. was here for a
short Visit the fore part OF the week.
having Joined his family to take In
the last OF the Chnutauqua. The
Chambers returned To their home on
Monday.
Dr. " G. Brown expects 20 leave
tomorrow or next day for Portland
where he will attend the meeting of
the State Dental Association. He will
also take the time To visit willamette
Valley points. aud viii be- absent some
ten days.
Mrs. Alice Mathews. OF Portland.
arrived In this city Tuesday evening
for short visit with relatives while
ON her way to Missouri. Mrs Math-
ews II a sister 10 Mrs. 4. b. Rogers
and upon resuming her Journey east 4
next Tuesday will be- accompanied by
tho little Rogers girl.
II. 3. Williams OF Portland. who Is
a safe aud vault expert. arrived Ia
lhia city Wednesday evening on the
Wray stage, lie had been called TO
Crane To open a vault door In the
Crane State Bank that had gone ON
a strike. lie was successful in open
Ing the door and returned TO this
place Thursday evening aud started
pa his return trip TO Portland the
morning.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05
Furnished rooms. See clevenger

Furnished rooms See clevenger.
DaIed hay a, A. A. Pcrry's Feed
Barn.
weanlns pigs for sale See or
phone 4. ReynVaan. Burns.
Try our banana cream pies. They
are delicious. Pages sweet shop. tf
" l.. Best was among our visitors
during The week having been over at
'hc Alyord and came mi. way going
home.
SIR and Mrs Goo Marsdcn were
over from their Bear Naly ranch
Thursday on business aud incideutiy
y!sHias with friends.
Mr.. aGd Mrs Waldo Gecr spent
the lth celebrating on q fshirg
stream IA company with Mr. aud Airs
clyde wei,,enhillcr.
y. l.. Wallace. cashier OF the Crane
State Bank. was Ia our city Thursday
afternoon. having come over In com
pany with Mr.. ~. ). Williams. Mr..
Wallace returned to his home the
same day.
Nearly three sections OF pasture
bordering on the lake where at least
100 tons OF hay eau be cut with an
abundance of water for stock can be-
rented by seeing Adam George at
lawen. 7-ls
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05
NOTICE on snrRirr"s SALE
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ,ha

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that.
Whereas on the 3d day of Aprii,
1917, a Judgment was made aud on.
tered in the Circuit Court OF Oregon.
Harvey County in favor ct Anna
iiein"a, a. piaintih against Edward
&. EgglCHton aud MAY V Eggioston.
as Defendants. for the sum of
>NSy.60. with Interest. thereon from
April T. 1917. az the rate of 10 per
ceui per auuum and the further sum
of S395s4. with interest theresa
from April z. 1917. az the rate of B
per cent per anuum. aud the furthor
sum % $1,000. attorneys fees. And.
Whereas " was further Ordered aud
Dccreed by said Court that Plaintiffs
mortgage on the following described
property situated IN llarney County,
oregon. namely
The last half OF the East half
Of Section q. TownAhip 90
south, Range 81 East OF the vii.
lamctte Meridian.
be foreclOscd. aud all the right. title
and interest IN said described proper.
T. owned or held by said Defendants.
be- sold By th. sheriff ~ IIarn.y
County. Oregon. In the manner pro-
sid.d by law for the sale OF r.ni pro-
rcrty on foreclosure: And.
Whereas. on the 2ist day OF June,
1919. an Execution la Foreclosure
was duly issued by the Clerk OF said
Court commanding me. the under
signed sheriff. tn levy upon aud sell.
In the manner provided by law for
the sale OF real property upon cxecu-
tion Ia foreclosure, all OF the right,
title and interest OF said Defendants,
or either OF them. In aud Co said de-
neribed real property:
Now. Therefore. In obedience to the
commands OF said Writ aud by auth
ority thereof. will on Monday the
2sth day of July. 1919. at the hour
OF iO;o0 o'clock a, IN. of said day az
the courthouse door In the city OF
Burns. Oregon. offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash all the right.
title and interest OF said Defendants.
or either OF them. Ia snd 10 the said
described real property. to satisfy
said Judgment. accruing interest.
attorneys fee, costs and disburae-
ments. subject 10 the Right ot Re-
demption and the Confirmation OF
this Court.
W. A. GOODMAN
Sheriff OF liarney County. Oregon
by T.. r. Randall. Deputy.
First Publications June rs. 1919
Last Publication July26. 1919
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Auto electrical repairs. Jack Me-
Csre.
Farm implements at bargain
,ficc. at the Burns llardSsrr.
Albert Oakcrmau took bunch of
nlrea 20 crane this week for ship.
Een, TO market
For Sale 700 20. Tnbular suction
ped sharp'eH Cream separator.
asarly now Chas Wilson
The Baptist Ladies' Aid vii hold
. cooked food sale next saturday.
Jily l2 m the store rooms adjoining
re Emmett Reed grocery
Two new cot,,v'. for rent .gew
ord truck f0r sci llltc party to
bay ranch j. n. Rounseyelle.
Rsrns
Mr ard Mrs. ~ y Blggs took
neir departure yesterday morning
90 Ontario IN their ear. They go
'H a short visit with relatives and
friends and also To attend TO some
:asiness before the circuit Judge.
THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK o.
BURNS. CAPITAL Ann SURPLUS;
100000. THE BANk THAI
ntAkEs YOUR . So 3 SAFE"
|ACCOrNTS INVITED.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05
WARRANT CALL

Notice IL hereby given that there
are sufficient funds on hand to pay
on all General Fund warrants issued
and registered up to and including
June 2. 1919. Interest ceases on
July s, 1919.
w. Y. KING
County Treasurer.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05

Wen do your Job Printing,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-07-05

players The only play having the Hawaiian
Used hand
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14

statnich Odborl q kde techto
nestava, primo ustredn6. Peni-
re ty patrf ma akci- politickou,
jak samo sebou Sc rozumi. Pri
,vsech dalsich zasilkach necht
je srozumitelne udano, k jake
mu uceli ma byti penez zasla-
nych pouzito.
S krajanskym pozdravem "a
Ustrednu Narodniho Svazu Ce-
skych Katoliku:
Rev. Innocnt kest, predseda.
Toma: M. Filas, tajemnik.
FIR. Sindelar, reditel kancelafe.
Upozornsni ohledne diplomI:
Kdo jeste chce 81 zajistit pa
matny diplom Svazu, ktery je
vydavan jen tenn, kdoz pfispell
j,stym obnosem 1a akci osvo-
bpzovaci, necht 81 pospisi.
Ened, jak skonci akce politi-
Icka, zastaveno bude vydavahi
rynejSich diplomu a pakli V do
be te neiake ma sklade zbudou,
lnaji byti, die zheni stanov, mi
ceny. Rovnez zniceny budou i
Iplotny. Toto opatfenl stale Sc
.rroJo, ably diplom Svazu byl
Fskutecnou pamatkou tenn, kdoz
ma osvobozeni 'ceskeho a sloven
skeho naroda prostfednictvim
ISyazu prispeli. Pakli reorga1i
zovany Svaz vyda clensle di-
lplomy, budou tyto uplne Jlne.
Ma pamatny diplom Svazu Je
opraVn6n kazdy, kdo ma osvo
Lczovaci akci prispeje hotove
, cbnosem ne mensim nezli So
Die vysky daru stanoven je stu
, pen clenstvi drZitele. = Upo-
zOrnete ma toto sve pfatele, KITE
ii diplom Svazu jeste nemaji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14
PROVOLANl
k odbockam pracovnikun
Narodniho svazu Ceskych
Katoliku.

Pratele! - We dflech' 25. d
26. unora V Chicagu konana
konference Narodniho SvaZu
Ceskych Katoliku, jiz podobne
americsi CeSi dosud nekonali,
lozhodla Sc pro zachovani Sva
zu pro easy budouci. Ale bude
to Svaz jile formy jineho pro
cramu. nebOt bude predevsim
nluvcim a bojovnlkem ia naSe
pyava zde. Americe, pri cemz
oESem bude V staiem styku Sc
starou Viasti. Premena organl-
SAGE vSak 'ncbude okamzi,ou.
,ybrz Lude provedena az po
dokonalG priprav6. Napred mu
sfFbyti vytist6ny rozsifelHcsnc
We stanovy, aby vudcove I I'D
dokonale pochopili cely mas
Eudouci program die tehoz
sc mohli zariditi. A do te DOLBY,
die prani konference. mail osta
ii naSe Statli Odbory nase
odbocky tax. jak isou praco-
vati dale tax, .iak dosud praco-
valy. pri lom konati bezod-
kladne pripravy pro zahajenl
SHREK ma akci pomoclOu. Sta
I'd Ustredna SvaZu povede akci
Eol}ickou i pomOcnOu az do te
DOLBY. kdy ujme Sc vudcovstvi
Ustredna nova. PAX stane Sc
stary Vykolny vybor "zahra-
nicnim Cdborem', ktery v6no-
vati Sc hude vyhradne jen akci
politicke az dO jeilho ,konce-
nj. a riZeni akce pomocne RI
zeni prace move organisace pri-
padne Ustredne move. = Kdy
skcnci akce politicka. wine "a
by pc pfiiezdu naSi delegace
do Prahy a do te dolby, lax dou
fame, Dude zreorganiZovany
SvaZ V chodu pomocna akce
plnem proudu.
Tudiz neskIadejme ruce V
kiln, ale pracujme, ably akce
pomocn;,. toto velke dilo kre-
stanske lasky potkalo Sc $ usp6
chem jeste v6tsim, nezli byla
naSe prace za osvoboze'Hl ces-
kosloVenskeho naroda. Sbirej-
ne neien penize, ale SatS.vO.
obuv . spodni svrchni pradlo.
Prad!o by m6lo byti move, sat
stvo obuv malO obnOSeny neb
rove Lid V Cechach trpi hlad.
jak zpravy oZnamuji, tudiz
mouka d obill budOu vitailou
pomoci. Ustredna SvaZu urci
pax, KAN mail )ty veci byti po-
silany a postara sc, ably do pra
vych rukou prisly Optt vola-
me vas k praci a obetem a il
ste ami tentokraJc ncvyzni yo-
lani naSe na plano.
Zadame timto vsecky odbo-
Gky, ably vsechny penize. KITE
re We sNych pokladnach mali.
at jiz isou TO pfispGvky tlenu
reb upisy sbirky, poslaly u
stredne Svazu prostrednictvim
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14
DOPIS z CZECH.

/ Ma aC,resu p. Vaclava Dedi-
ka. 57O5 Clinton Ave. dosel cd
rribuznych q Czech dopis nasle-
ldujiciho Obsahu:
Draha JuIinko!
Po tax dlouhe iob6 mphu o.
pet ri duchu poslati srdecny
pozdrav a vrely pollock. Jsem
Pohu dlky Zdrava a doufam,
ze ia dlouha valka prosla bez
rohromy pro Tebe. Jak davno
tCmu, co pOsledne jsme cd Te
lie obdrzeli dopis. To bylo je-
ste pred valkou Italii, kudy
vedfa '.iedina costa K vain. PAX
bylo uplne temno, co Sc dele
V Americe, dozvedeli jsme Sc
rouze V nOvinach. ale tn muse
ly psati. co diktovala vIada. A.
10 velice Spatne bylO by to $
rami dopadlo, kdyby nevystou
Fla Amerika prob panovacne-
mu. cd vSech prokletemu Vile
movi. (Zde liz cd pocatku val
ky byl nenavid6n a ozjnacovan
Ia hlavniho puvodce.)
KGyby pres. Wilson nevy-
ystal Sc svou moci. ktere Sc
Nemci small. domnivajice Sc,
re sc vubec do Evropy nedosta
ne, neb ia n6kolik let bude mo
ci obsaditi frontu, jiste by ne
dOSlo jeSte k miru.
Ano, Wy muzete byti hrdi ma
lana Wilsona, jako my na sve
no presidenta Masaryka. jehoz
pomoci dosahli isme samostat-
,'osei; pax tenn, jez svou krev
prolili ia svOu vlast. Ia mOvOu
syobOdnou Cechii. teskosloven-
skym legiim bud vzdy cest. S
jakou radOsti jsme uVitali kaz-
Cy .iejich Gin. a jakym rozhof.
cenim jsme posuzovali kazdc
trutalni jednani Nemcu, iichz
Sc dopousteli proti MIN, jak je
mucili q pronasledovali.
A V te dobe, kdy bychom Sc
toho nejmene nadali. doSel
Fam listek cd karIika Il Fran
Gle. Jake to bylo radostne pre-
kvapeni, kdyz k nam zaletla
zprava cd Vas. ze .iste vsichni
,zdravi a zivi. Timed jsme mu o.
tepsali psani a listek, ale ne
mohlj jsme mnoho psa'li. re
strachu pred pani cepsurou,
ktera byla zejmena zde stras-
ne pfisna a treba vybilila po-
lovlc stran V novinach. Ale co
to bylo vse platno staremu Ra-
Eousku. nebot pravda Sc. uta-
iiti media.
! Qdpoved' jsme jiz neobdr-
zeli az nyni nedavno dosel nas
listek 4 Prahy. Jak radi jSme
byll re pc tax dlOuhe dobe ma
bude mOci karlik navStiviti,
nae jiste pred valkou ami We
Nnu neyzpomel, ze by k tomu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14

doSlo. Prisel, lee na tax KRAFT
kou dobu, re jsme 81 nemohli
api vse povedit, neb mel velice
malOu dovolenou, pouZe 48 h.. 3;
ale pevne doufame, ze Sc jeste
ma mas pride podivat Inez od-
jede u Czech. Ami nevis jakOu
zde vzbudil pozornost, vzdyt
zde V okoli ieste zadny legio-
mar nebyl, a pax az z Ameriky
znamy. kdyz al sem zavital ;
kazdy chtel S MIN mluvi.i a Wy
ptati sc ma pomery Americe.
Jest opravdu dojimave, ze
All V Americe CechOve nezapo
.mn6li Ma svou vlast d davali sc
dobrovoln6 prot naSemu odve-
kemu nepriteli, Nemci V boj; a
my, kleri .isme zustali donna,
museli jsme neCinn6 prihlizeti,
sevrepi iosuc kol do kola meme
ckym jhem. Mohu byti ma sve.
ho bratrance opravdu hrda
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14

neb on pomahal naSl ,svobo-
de; zajiste da Buh, re nam NY
nj zasvitne lepsi budoucnost,
ktera zahladi nam temnou pa
matku ma ta A dlouha leta, V
nichz .isme tolik prctrpeli, kdy
jiz jsmc pozbyvaly nadGje V
lepsi easy.
Ach, iakou raaosti byl uvi
tan %. rijen, dea, kdy byla
prohlaSena nase syoboda. VSu
de vlaly prapOry, vSude znela
narOdni hymna. Ma podekova-
nj vsude slouzeny slavne boho-
sluzby, hosi a divky od6ny ma
rodni kroj, sokolove udrzovali
poradek. Ma ozdobclych tribu
Each byly predaaseny slavnos
nj feci, vSe ozdobeno slovansky
mi trikolorami. Jaka to radost
,byla, kdyz na miste te nenavi-
dene "Zachovej nam" znelo q
tislce hrdel "Kde domov muj !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14

A tUto naSi svobod'lou vlast
tento mas domov, at opatruje
vSemohoucl Buh, coz 81 re srd
ce pfejc Jennie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14

i, Ma ac,resu p. Vaclava Dedi-
ka, 5705 Clinton Ave. doSel cd
rfibuznych Z Czech dopis nasle-
dujiciho Obsahu:
The spectator., 1919-05-16

oners that they are trying to help are open seas and devastated prov inces and great armies locked Tn battle.
 II can be done and the committee will do 1t. It will get money and food to the helpless victims. even if in the farther and remote parts of Europe, if 1t is backed up and supported here at home.
 have lived in several towns but cannot remember the name of place in which Jews were exempted from contributing to Gentle funds. The sau of humanity knows no foreign lauGuage. no racial dialect. no fav. cred accent.
 If every citizen of America who has been somewhat directly the bene- fcia-y of Jewish philanthropy should now come forward and help the Auerican Jewish Relief Committee the necessary funds would be ready eomorrow. They should come soe' Vard.
The spectator., 1919-05-16
C[NT|LFS JOIN
 JEWS IN CAMP PA|CN
o1gAr NON-SECTARiAN DRIVE FOR $15o, 900. MAY 1928, FOR RELIEF OF JEWISH SUFFER-
 EAS IN EUROPE.

Dy far the most gratifying feature of the great statewide campaign iA Arkansas to raise S1Se.soO during ths week Of May 1928 hr the Jewish war sunersrs in the war zones of Eastern Europe is the instant response on tho pert of Gentle e well as Jew ts the appeal for help in organizing the campaign. In every section of the state workers in previous campaigns Of al kinds have instantly offered thsir services. Many of these offers came unsolicited. There A no more syisndid demonstya ton of the entirs- ly Aon-seotariAa character of the ls4vs. Arkaasas gives practical proof of the slogan. Humanity knows no oreed."
 This demonstration is all the moro rsmarkabts aor tho manner in which tas weMsa A msnV ssctfoas insisted u0oa having a part ta the drive and h forming. practically within . few hoarn, reproductions of workesS led by the leadioS women ef the rssps@ Wv0 oommunl00o.
 The drive is . part ef . nation. wide campaiGn 10 raise So6 900, 900 to rs>ievs insofar as is now possible the suffertnN of a race of people caught in the maelstrom of the world war and whose Restitution can not be f,iI- iy told in words. Starving millions call upon America for help. Hereto fore. since ths war started, relief has been given the Jewish people in Rus sla, Poland. Gaiicia, and other sec tons of the near east by the Ameri- can Jewish Relief Committee, but the money has been raised by subsoip- tions from Jewish people alone Now tho need is SO great and the demand 70 urgent that an opportunity is being extended to all people to give e their conscience dictates.
The spectator., 1919-05-16
HORRIBLE CONDITIONS IN
 EUROPE.

Herman Bernstein, we'll known magazine writer and newspaper cor respondent. who has visited Europe i've times since the outbreak of the war. spoke recently in Louisville up on conditions abroad Upon his re- tarn to New York he prepared an ar ticle fer publication h Arkansas concerning his own observations on the conditions of the Jewish people n tine war stricken sections of Flu ssps and Northern An
 Every time in tbe course of my waAAsrings in RussiA cd particular ly h Siberia irosa whtoh I have just returned" he wrftea. while studying the problems created by the war, | OAms face to face with Jewish mis- cry, suffering. sorrow. and want The Jews in famine stricken regions starved mors vrstchediy than the rest Of the population, because in ad- ditien to their tears and their bangs of hunger, there was mutilation. dis. or1ninatien and persecution even by Aationalities that wers themselves oppressed. Tn Russia, for instance under Bolshevist rule. our people are suffering and starving in certain rs- glous with the rest ef the populatioa under the reign of terror prevailing thePs, but the Jews have been hit harAsst They have alss been tho victims of msssacrs. The DassioAs of the mob are unclaimed. h Aas shaos and catastrophe Russian Jew v is unable. without aid lsom Amer ioa. to relieve Jewish war sufsrers and mASsAsrs victims.
 when I was in Russia I went to . sDecial cenfsrsnce of the Pstrograd Jewish Relief Committee. They ds- ssribsd the horrors under which the Jewish war victims lived and died. but they wsrs unable to help. Un- CT Dslshevist rule they were unable svsa ts drey lro0 the baaks q ssAAn
The spectator., 1919-05-16

Attorney Dave Partain has rented the c. c. Colburh house and will move in at once. Mrs, o. D. Hill will leave l urday for her home in Kans4s City.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Strong went to Little Rock Friday, to spend several days with their son. Hal Pickham, and family.
 Mrs. c. c. Colburn has sold their household goods and will go to Russellville to reside with her daughter. Mrs. Claud E. Gardn CT. They will leave Sat.
 R. H. Strong and Co. are clos ing out their stock. and will dis continue the business on ac- count of MT. Strongs failing health.
The spectator., 1919-05-16
Work Shoe for men and boys at a bargain at Hamm's.
To Sweet Potato Growers

A meeting Will be held at the court house next Saturday. May l7th for the purpose oi discuss ing the building of q cooperative sweet potato storage house.
 Though nearly everybody knows that we have in Franklin County as good sweet potato land as can be found anywhere. still many do not set out sweet potatoes as they do not feel able to build a house for keeping them. l do not advise any body to plung into anything. but if the farmers. who are now just getting by" raising "bumble bee" cotton would only try small acreage ia sweet potatoes. it would not oe long, til they would leave the cotton alone and build up a good bank account.
 Because our fathers and grand father planted cotton anI robbed the soil. let 1t wash away and in many other ways stayed in the same old rut". is no reason why we should do the same hing.
 The market a i'd demand is good; let us get up and do. Every body interesting is requ ested to attend the meeting at2 D. m sharp.
 A. w. Milling, County Agent.