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Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30
Temperance
"""ae.'ea - thw NAlionai Mam.ns
thuallAn TNmn~fanps Int.t.
WORLD pRosiBIrIos

With the near approach ~ ennsti,u
h"hai prohibition for the Unite,
states, hnd culnclisat With the clos.
81 the NaF. November n. 1919 hsllsy
ihs the time rig. for an intensive cam
paiEn for world rrohlhlilan. Miss AIMS
\ 's"fdoh. president ~ the National
W"inab's Christian Tempefanr. uninh
Hni me n itr honorary secretaries
II N" w"rlis " g TT. rallied ths
f"fs"s - this great organization g. r.
t""'7i hish sni~a,oF ty s.nd.ag cut
iF'm Esansi"n. III. ihls siiftius proc.
isma'ltn
Proclamation fst World rrut.hi.su
World democracy Vufit t.~r,r I'D
~"f'i rsifIutlsm drmaud uuf.i rfs.
hihifiHH
h'tfstrHfatitFs - tfs Wpman's
fhrstlaH Trwp.fHuss IHIuH - ths
tu.iei Niaf,s vluhus afssu' -
wri'r rfuhh.'iHn ln lfs constitutional
iaN, "a, hsrshy rull ulsn go peoples
~ A'i fsi'hs hpt - nll arssr sat.ufs
ln o." vaf'is 'amii, - na'aus ~
s'asp hau1s wish th~ Warits u. g r
I ani hrtp hHHe O. full fruflsn ~
hHts sH3 Ifs h.ruIs service . Sc
sasFs nB h,taf . s.1,sf word
Science dn'Iafss ssslnsf s'aHtst
liFalfhs c"HssNaf.an Hui tusHsss
ifusfsri's demand total sts'trsHe. sni /
'HHhIii.rn T.stfasf tst us Hsltatr. I
.'arnir aftaH.fs ar1 iesfsafs uHf I
.h" Ftafst sI..H7 = 'h, f.urlsF = 4
~. worlds S. e. r a. IfsH.as ., Z
u Willard fs fsH.frf ua'I the .-te' +
= o." sa''sH rH.s - thr,f 4s ssFts-i +.
'H' iu 'f' srafHas 90 s-#r't al
% 'hs lsus Hf ,trfr lend
~ 80 s.H.. - fhs Essavsfas
.af'f ear. in ''s .h.fs beet = fhs
HIt.'ss unparalleled ag--ur''fss
2 n'u InfsfHs'#rHsiIsm. tu.sHt.as
f-aH fhs hs'r - a..sl aHf ~ aI si-,
'f' faHaH1 vs herr'1 proclaim -
be- s.sr 1H-t fss Ffawps = ur.f
n tlHlf..r
.sr'f 'f'a-. Tgars'.a. iH.ua... &
\a4sra'.sf ~. 3afs
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30
A LIBEL ON The WoskMgs

why should the lahorsrs In the war
Industries he branded as less ioysl and
patriotic. less willing To- mAke sacrt.
hc's Tor IN" winning of the war. than
other msn and womens The soldis,
or sail"r eheeriuliy fargors lndul.
sence In inioxicants without threaten
Ing to lay doan his arus. Mea aha
work on the railroads ausi In other i'm,
Ioriant positions feei II no hardship
10 abstain from alcohol in alt its
forms. Their" il NO reason TO supi.ns.
that other men Who are doing var
work quite a. imr"r;an, as that of tn,
men In uniform are made Of inferio,
Stuff
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

TfIs lend q DaFs - .rus As SO
rfHsshuss sivse ftFIf splrsfnr f..4fs
49, s-'nn iis usH vhH vaais old fyr
~ii hasr e. saIn fa 'srv Eu shrrss
in.u ttafiffHHFH Ass Hrf hs faf. h. e
D Ag pustoI deer - fhr nap aag
ss Wusf lsaf. fH celebrate vita .trr
.ths vafef fra5s t's tag Ths-v u. o.
ErHit 5a the safr there zfs e. sfn
f.'Is - he hHIs ffs people ezH for
Adams His aut Hu fhsas-ftss a4tt
tahtInE fIs TIE ~vftHssn tar.
h"#ss aai lHi sIft mrasf nat D. uss-l
3" H."s fF if.u-Hg taHis - ..a.
~. fhaf ftHi Die hssF sH1 sss#f e.fh
s'e Iir~i 'athsr let's aF srstsEirs
t'a#ks lastest - ssstirE ssfsssf halls
sh8 has saus oa.n g. st-aI faf Ea.s.t
AMI l.s'4fes ~ ths rsftaf sale If.s
'oang faH his ~ s4IEsss pss4 uher
ihsrst has Ftrg tiH the Hues .nt
.hsu hf tuts Z : l-sat utl.h tss
'sfter ft.Hs iasa hsss Tie vaftss
iailed ~" i'4a Hum hes ts~u
'Haf ans DEADLY f-sst. sul tsea ufu
49 To fyars g. 0Hnss she asr "a.
'or'h vhafr'st It css Tie starri
huis ifs ia''lest dH-1rs. the ry.i u.s..si I
.sif"hs daat crosd Bn the {asfssi /
q hfAsef'et hn mats tauFs fagn aztef /
The les - Eia The Thirsty msa 1
hihts not Il tevr. hut g. the nsafr.t
1drshi 'rsmrs aHi qaArs . Hsrsa 4
r'sh' and oiesr thea buy, hImssIt
Var Savings stamp.
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30
SoNPAsrlsas niLL Is UP ron
CONSOLATION Nv LOWER
Nousr.
SPECIAL ELECTION AUG. IaTH
eeSsrnor t"pe~srss 10 Apee,x, Z.
esmm'ssisn sf Three /. veu 4.
fS''7Asis-smsIi apprOsrt
aven fer u.psr.ss


s'AHfson GilE 40
ssFFTssn'A'iNs ! Allen pf,afts q.
'aes~Sh county bas introduced is -.
, Heusr :. blil lFnt ding for IA. baf.ii,
81 non partisan ,ansti'uitenst -,
''h'ion 10 'hs e.'y neat october a,
.A'@ hr beloved 70" measure u,sis
?" acceptable Go fhr R,pgbg.r.r. :,
'ar hnuse, tsssas- IL provide. -,
'9-ai ''pTrsra'af.aa ~ n, H,..r.,. ,,,,,
Republicans 20 ias ,ua,tHtiyB -.
ii' l' a Democrat
SEVERAL other bills far eonsilfut.,.,f
'nn'rr'iNn hsN, trra drafted bg, a..
Republican majority uill rsh' ,h.m
On ID" sfuaHi that fasy do NOS p,,
''d' f'r proper fsgfrsrnia,lnn =, "A.
Republicans -
Th.s b.H provide laF m. hslt,ss
Z" q special '.ruf#uH ~ Nus - fs.,,,.
'n ias question - Nh.lh.r a.. ..,
Nsh'inn shall b. bold ,gF the r.rr...
o. revising and Emsa4lr. fh, g-. ..,,
Constitution M. hi1 fh,a pre,.t..
: ma. '' majority - 'hr voters f.Yer
f''4iHs 'hr caat H4an. 40 dr..s,,...
fAai b. shnsra from each ~ rss d.
= ''A'a' a! d.s'fit's ~ Ihr state IN.
~" dfl'Es''H are 90 o. ~ br.r.l'.
political Hfh
Under 'a. t'f 'He governor a, .s.
''a'" be directed - srpo.n, A spr.f..a.
.l0na' convention ~ ttr,. r.r.s.,.
Immediately following ft. election +.
Do majority 'o'. Is ie favor OF 'b,
invention
II N.'l b. 'as a4'y ~ The .4w-...
'"n q" sa'h,r information and sl.,
'r 'hc Use ~ 'h' G..,Eafrs An s,.
fHPtiaii#n n 9itonn faf 'ts s,p..r.ss
me commission and usc,,sar,
Fin'.nE is provided 8,
Th, b.i' also provide a, ar,.,..-..
Ion q ft6Hra fhF 20. ,xasBsr n, 81.
an'en'ion. which shA!l b. hold b.,,
D ~" tenth Tuesday fa,iaatsr ~. a..
rrciai election |,
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30
oisG CALIFORNIA SYRUP or rIos
At oscu 10 atltoUs on
cossTlpArUD

i"ok ct The tnarue. raosber, N
eS'airf IL j. szfs "a TIA, Jar III.
Tie oass s;osaseA. Liver sHi bsusas
he-~is soat!s. thatozsa eioaasEs st
e0ce.
WAen resrssa eross n,fless. rais.
doesat Aesp da~saT -, % sct nstu.
rally. 90 IL fevestsA stomach .a.r.
breath bad. Aa. I,etaseh ache. so.
nfos'. diarFh9a. fail q. cogd. five
tsAssconfal o. -C4ufasala syrap a
fFs~ sai Ia a few hoass ell tse faai.
eSasiipaisi waste. uaI sssted fn-as
sad soEr b.!s gsal!y uoyss o.; os The
ute so~cis ~tthrui srtplnr and yus
have . veil. playful chlla again
fSa ne~siat cOat sick ehudrva 10
tAts this harmless fruit larAtivs:-
They love It's delicious taste. and 10
siwsys makss them feel splsat,i
Ask yoGr druggist for q bottle n
-CaiisDruia Syrup ot ris&- whlcs. has
Directions for babies. ehilar~n o. ali
asts aud for Truwn.gps plainly 90 the
bottle. Bswufe It couniesfelts .a,a
here, To b. surs yea Evt the r~nuise.
ash to sce that II Il made by ihs Call.
Fornia Fg Syrup Cstnpany.- Rs.uss
any other HAD with eUuisnp,.-Aev.
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

There are thousands insiay Ioolins
Toe farms 10 bug. and with the hun.
drtds ~ thousands II acre. esrerr,i for
fale' there u no lack II opportunities
nut there ate all classes II lands. good
bad. and Indifferent. much os each.
The government = the numlnion of
canada has no land Zoe sale. hut with.
IN the boundaries of the Dominion
there afn uhiimlisi acres If choice
lsnl ovnri hy railway and land com.
rahlrs ani private individuals. n
holds 30 bfief fur ans. nor nr. nnx
os THEM clients Hui ii u e. the in.
ttr's' n the Dominion e. have the hun.
dfeds - Thousands - arfrs piarsi pu.
der cultivation. foF .ysrs acre thus cut.
u'aie'i aIis e. The frtsuue which helm,
paF ~" government oI the uuunfry. n
s With ~" rnFlus" - ssttlas forth
"" agricultural al, auiagrs that Can.
ala. especially Wssfsfn Canada. p,..
sessTs, that ai'rnii0n i drawn % the
fact I'll" rufIsasc = e. place hssor.
the reader truthful statements. ssa
sd'ise N" Prospective settler ns %
the Necessity e. Investigate and IN.
sl"ft 'satiug % he aWa driartian ~.
matter of his selection. once he a..
a"s. the Fus sefnmrnt all FENDER him
'ny further Information necessary a.
% lneaiion. pFineS aud saiue ~ land
'ha assist him Ia cssFy vay possible 70
'reuue settled.
." o"s' - tfip to Western Can.
.da. 10 hny portion - the thren prov. I
rr's Manliuhs. Saskatrhrwaa .st
'it'fia-sp"s'ai'y indicated In hi.
'"'A. is but a tr.fe comfar,,i vI,h ihs
en' 'ats ihHi personal Inspection nav
~" Therefore the advice i. Ia "a
A L"W rates ga RAILWAYS vItl hs AZ.
2 hfffl end every opportunity Afforded
70 sN.hs 'hc country Thorough and
airiai 'Eamlua'iaa II NAY l.. ,tat :
20 wish IN Improved farm. 40 rrasy
y "'rupaiion art cultivation. tsu
as want raW prairie. which oaiy r.
llf'' ploH lnr an3 'hc other prrrara.
"a heorssary fps a sor,i bod leaving c
20 yourself 60 crcct your busf.rss
ak your well. prrpars y8ur sar,.p
~ ascertain haw close you ar. ,s e
h"ol. ohurrh. 'ovn ard market Yag .
~ wish 20 ~ into MIXED farming s.
mt'hius ihe rsls.aE - s'act ul'h TIE }.
owing ~ krain. In fhls ess. vsu =,
81 lock cut for sofBe shelter iron
n Wihf and storm. and wAnt a farm
Portion - which NAV D. Cultivated s.
grain. aud pasture felAs eaarssfs1
N u. You may make this out = the
rn level rraIri" bot yoa all 50 bet. q
70 secure a partially wooded lai h'
ere water hud pasture are siresat !"
hand. You may wlsh 10 e. into The ="
sing of cattle. or sheep alone. then
vii care les for the oteu pralfle ''
select something that may c,ss; yuu ~
IN ihe more herthsrIy dlsrtr;s aa
matter ~hat you rray want. unles.
. land uTaH which to grnw ca;foa ~
hnas or other tropical or ssnltrup
products, your inspcr'lan trim wgll -.
raj 70 ycu that Western Cansta nos
ies possibilities beyoad which any -
nature you may read advises you- -.
crtisemeut. -.
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30
Annexation EiItR

a measure that promises 70 occupy
considerable time in tho deliberations
OF the solons is bill providing for the
extension Of the boundaries Of the city
OF ST Louis, SO that the metropolis
may not lose the rank Of fourth city
st, Louis county representatives are
opposed TO the bill. mainly on account
OF the higher taxes that will follow its
adoption
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30
WORLD PROHIBITION the soLu,
TIOA

In an article on organic Treatment
Tor an Organic Disease" Hon. Rich.
mond Pearson liohson said
AS prohibition cannot be sa,,ssar.
tory In America So long as any state
remains wet. 50 prohibition cauno, he
regarded as organic and adequate in
the world while any nation remains
wet America with prohibition IN her
own constitution IL but on the thresh.
old Of her great mission for which
she has heen marked from the founda.
lions of the world"
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

me only eeisc'lon. "a ,mmss,a,. "a
.'h were ~ Senator Casey N Kan.
81 elis and Senator Elder of n, Io.,.
she ei'sd the rule pfsvlelas ,a.t r,sn
's''hs ihus' Be printed sat alstriA
uI.a A'aens the members before helm,
's .S''a on sens'oFNf G kHisht as.er,s..
% 'h's "as not neesssary esssp,
70 ire case that resolutions rsoui,,',
he governors signature
tI"w dof crossley ul.s With N.
.,ss On this roin, and the vote "a,
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30
~o sontests TO Come Up

Legislators viii have AZ less, .wo
contests TO occupy their time Il ,s
no" Indicated. Charges will be filed
soon Rnmor has j. that Dent and Har.
rison counties are to furnish the souab.
bles.
Brown. Republican. Of Harrison was
declared elected by majority o-
between 200 and 800 He only holds
property on tax receipts. evadins what
the Democrats call constitutions, re-.
Quirement
In Dent. Elmer, former memsrr q,
IN" state central committee. recently
charged with violations Of the espion.
age law. will ask for the seat now IN
possession of Foster. Democrat.
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

The resolution was mad. , s,s.,.,
'Fdef ~ business aken the hou,s sos
49,, ,I,a - ~ 70 m Representative
A'fhefson q r. Louis presented /.
resolution calling 'or a referendum A,
l'r rr"hihiiion amsHtmsnt but M,
Nas voted down
IN ri'',ial Announcement, q, N. n..
saEr ~ ihs resoia'ion b. ~. -.
shl eorS ~ he h.ii arrived . o..
Hlhg'es later On motion Of Rom, .s,.
a'i'" warFrh II Grual, saust, -.
h,i" resolution As substituted -,
~ fops" mfasufr hBi an s4sssstisa
'' FaFis - Phelps county r. -.
moved Nat ihr senate rasa'ui.an +.
.aA'n 40 ard s"Hrsrf'i DO prhs,. a.
no nFasgFs fhrH tFsHH
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30
missouri RstiHes Dry Amenen.,.


The Missouri Legislature on the
10Th ratified the federal prohibition
amendment, being the thlrfy.seysn,h
state so to do.
Inc senate vote was % 10 n and
the house vote taken few rrf-n,a.
thereafter was l04 to 30
The l6 81. Louis representatives. ana
tue SIX St Louis senators All voto5
against ratification Frank Farris tbo
representative from Phelps county
long a leader OF the wet forces uada
an impassioned speech for the passage
OF The ratification OF the resolution
and cast his vote for II after which
ne said: Now. les us make II res,
prohibition and pass the necessarv
laws which will make Missouri drv IN
iact as well as in name"
The senate roll call on the rati,ca.
uon was Yeas Balken. Bowker. IRON.
SON Brownlee. Butord, Cunningham
duncan, CLICK, Goodson. GRAY, Herri.
son, Livesay. McClintic, McCulloush
n Mncoruder. Mcknight, Mayes, Pickett, |
Seneker, Stark, Wix and Young-s2
Nays - Anderson, Brogan. Casey.
COOK. nepetheper, Elder Gardner. Kin.
Ney, Lysaght and Warner--i0
Absent--Green and Harris--s
All the St Louis senators voted
against the ratification
The senate took up the resolution
u l0:lb a. m. Senator Click. in the
Ibsence OF Senator Harris who was
II. had been selected by the drys to
uhmit t.
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30
STOMACH UPSET?
pApts olAPEpslN AT ONCE ENDS
souRNEss, GASES. AcIpiry.
INDIGESTION.

Jumps Of uud,sesied food causing
pain when your stomach Is acid. gas.
sy' sour or you have heartburn. ratu.
lehee, headache or dyspepsia. here 10
instant relief-So waiting!
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

i am sure that man Ii coming TO
me to present a bill"
What makes you think sor"
"He has such a collected manner ~
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30
SEE CANADA LANDS
Inspection Of Choice Farm Acres
VIII Be Profitable.

ces' Only . rrne Compared 10 Pc.
s'els esnsht 20 Ne osr,yso--ys
happy Fields unsne~u to Nelss and
strife The Kind Rs~srssrs Of In.
dustrisl lfs--gehn cay.
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

When he dared to cali her "cuties.-
Did she holier. Get the hook r"
No. indeed. This high-toned beauty
Simply floorcd him with q look,
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

Don't stay upset Eat a tablet OF
Pape's niapepsin and instantly your
stomach feels fine. All the indigestion
pain, gases. acidity and misery In the
stomach ends.
fape's Diarcpsln tablets COS, little
at any drug store but there IL no surer
or quicker stomach relief known. Adv
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

To hall pint Of water add l on. Ray
Rum. = small box of Barbo Compound
and y ox. Ct ssyeerine. ANY druggist can
put this mp or you can mix IL at home a,
very little cost. Full directions for max
lnx and use come in each box Of Barhc
Compound. 1t will gradually darkeu
stresked. faded gray hair, and make IL scft
and glossy. II will not color tbs scslp. l. no,
sticky or Greasy. and does not rub %. ADJ
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

haissF Is man Who carries his
money Ia parse that slosrs tnors
easily than II ofcas
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

viii you have anything In this lem.
onade sirY"
You nigh, put In some sugar and
Lemon .-.ce. luke.
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

She married tall artist"
Come. ncT. begin again. Every
body knows that artists are alwayy
short"
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

What spoiled children they have'"
Yes. Isn't 1t queer EVERYDAY
except us seems to have spoiled car.
dren."
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

All men are anxious for favor, but
some still accept money as a substi-
tute
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

III married man Is willing to pose
rs an angel" hts wife will enact all
the other parts in the show.
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

Pa, what is chaos7"
1 don't know exactly. my boy. bu,
It's something they always bring order
out Of
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30
HIS Faelal Hand car.

homeiesgh-al told suy hart.ef 10 or.
ger new mug for me" Sfnatt--I
don't blame you. With ti.at one
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

In order 10 win sarcc.s nan rauss
fnll In love with hi. uors
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

Borrowed trouble is always the most
burdensome.
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

FAILURE In the one thing that ID
psliesl by success
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

Frank ~ FSus vh, p, -..,
" - h.'n saHs.i'ad she -,
leader - 'hs Missouri ..s..i.,yr,
Ass"i q storm nf appliance gs.n 4, t,
''''t speech. '4si hsf1rr 'tr fali rs,,
announced ihH' Do auu'i a.fa ~. -,
%" amendment "
Paris said NJ sr-si., a..
fni - aFsHr ih.s Question. tut :, =,
r'ai1 ~" sHfa stp.g' IN ..- T.
private Hni .u u4tH, Ilfr. I has. .r
''''i ati forms ~ .umr'garv issi.t,
Won. NJ action has trHush, A..
'.'.' ~ sfa'h aui abuse ~, nor.
~ g. has is',.fsI me thavs er,e,.,
sA'a lass 'fsf ts.aHsa I h.'..,st
ia'h E'f" na't#rs 'uf police rsrufa,G,,,
vs. 'h' state SECOND ts.au.a -.
loved 't"y w.ss' h~ fraHfhf a.,t A..
t'' ard mish' NOT bring fa. r,flsf a.
sought
nor crHrr'y t.r'sr,rs ec,t,,....
If.'a' 'nias 5 Ffsa' majority n, ~.
''H''as4s ~ opinion In 'h.. eons,.y
s N FAVOR ~ Rational pfuf.h.i.an
y f'frEr.sr 'hs r.Ftr ~ ~. -.,t..
'' - rule ! haE ~ head in tlmb,.
#''Hiss.Hn '' ~" majority u the r.,
's ans shall fX'r' ,arr pov,rat IN,
.Hmana 'n carry og' 'hI. Vii +.
.hAl fn'" 'nr 'he ratification - 'h.
me ndm"n' 'pfH'eHrsi applause aas
shaIi support such .a~S a. will mat,
hr stat" u Missouri g., in fac, as
'cl a. IN name
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

"fAfN@h fssNFNNFFNeNfA
Nst, fsaafAsa ffF street e.r
ffsui. -ahy io jua r'ab fs'lass fsfsr
TO oli hafvsam ss tunFaHus
~oh. hs osay las uts st.ry. 80
tnaw
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30
ve;e IN the nsuu

The house roll call % rst,fra,io,
lo.lo~s Yeas AEs'. Ali,. AH#ss,
bahcork Ha1.y. Hale. Hafrr ny
~ Berry. BLADES Booth. Hasts pfoal.
Hr"okshlF" nrnan. Buster tamsh..i
carpenter. CHrflHE'an. Cave. cha'ta.,
chambers Chaurel.u-. Clapasr rI.,t
Clay. Coon. Corbv't. CoF4ry nsu..,
hag. Dixon. Dunlap. nyaff. Earf -.
eards. Ely FYana fWrtghu rs.,s.
FtFFuson. Foster Haeketf. Han Ifaf
Eood. Hsyaio. Head. HoIhert. 10,
comb. Hopkins. Iias'ettsr Houston
Howell. Hunter Hubbard. lob Ja-ss .
t1eH'Ftt. Jones fGFeenel Jones M.
COM, Jones twaynel. Jovee. Krensr
Milan, Langley. Lehr. MeCrav. Ne
HAY, Mcmillan. NeMarray. n.rgv
Miles, MorEan. Moycs Nelson. Slsksr
NORMAN. fel's. Foson. Powell Prev
~ sapp. Settle shepard tTerssI
Sho"makcr. Shogse. Speer. Susrr.-
stephens. Todd ToIson. Rites Wa
ng Warren, Watts. wcaihermar
"'bber Adairl Whitaker. White
otton. Wilkinson. williams. WFso,
'arkn Wllson tHenry1 wyman and
speaker O'FAlion-l0l
Nays - Biuman. Rflukman nvr,s
aulfield, Clancy. Conner pavidsas
.'sel Evans tWashng'onl. Hc.ee
henderson, Hicks. Hodges. Hornc-
fouck' Kari, kassman. lay. McPhsr
on. heeker Meyer. Moss. O'nrier
'ark"f. Parra, PASSENGER. Porter RI
enburs, Razovsky. Shepard tIark
onl, Taylor, Triesoler. Turbe,t. war =
er. Watkins. Weber fs, Louis CIV
SO >''''
Absent--Anderson and Keith.
Marble Hill press., 1919-01-30

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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30

METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
sThe Brick Church

The Centenary pictures given Mon
day evening were very fine.
Miss Campbelle a national w. c. t.
u. Social Purity gave several hne
character sketches at the Methodist
church Monday evening. Miss Camp
belle is on her way to Japan.
The Rev. Mr.. Ford reached a mast
nrful Memorial sermon Sunday morn
ing at the union service 1t was APP
preciated by a large audience. n
of the features of the service was the
calling to the front, the five G. A X.
veterans. The climax of the service
was the pinning on each soldier by a
boy in Khaki" a small American flag.
All are invited to attend the Sunday
School at 10 and the preaching at IL.
The theme will be Deep Calling I'm
to Deep"
Union vesper service at the Ba ptist
church at s o'clock will be worthy OF
your attendance. The young peoples
chorus is one of the fine features oil
the service. Don't fail to hear them
sing next Sunday evening.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30
ST. EtheIbert, King of Kent,
Was First English Ruler to
Be Given Christian Baptism

The first Christian king of England
was st. Ethelbert, king Of Kent. Ethel
bert reigned over Kent from $50 to GIG,
and he also held imperial sway over
fine other Saxon monarchs as far north
as the banks of the Humber.
Like all his predecessors on English
thrones he was a pagan. To increase
his power he married Bertha, daughter
of the king Of Paris. His queen was q
Christian, and she brought with her TO
England a French bishop, who heid
services for the benefit Of Bertha ana
her attendants in a small building near
Canterbury. King Ethelbert was not
very favorably impressed with his
wife's ~new-fangled religion n pre-
ferred that of his fathers until an ltal-
ian missionary, st. Augustine, arrived
I'm England. The king and his star
wart pagan warriors gave a hearty
greeting to the missionary, and Angus
tine soon convinced the Kentish KIM
that Christianity vas an improvement
over the old faith. Ethelbert was oui!
baptized, and the lesser chiefs anc
common people soon followed his ex
ample. Go great was the eagernes'
of the people TO embrace the religion
rof Christ hat on one day 10000 pee
pie we're baptized.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30
Evaporation of Moisture
Aids to Keep Body Cooler

Evaporation of moisture from b
surface of our bodies is n OF the
things that keeps us from getting too
hot in the summer time. Humid days
seem TO be much farmer because
there is not SO much evaporation OF
moisture from our bodies to keep US
cool. In winter, too, moist air seems
10 be warmer than dry air. Even al
10 degrees the air in a room will seem
cool II very dry, while at SO it Is COM
Portable If enough water vapor H
present. A pan of water on the radia-
tor or stove often will save a shoYel,
full of coal and give more health ano
comfort.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30

The face Of Mary Anderson may be
ne to admirers OF Aircraft pictures,
but nevertheless she is a we'll known
screen player of unusual talent and
personal charm. Miss Anderson will
be seen in support of Fred Stone, the
celebrated comedian in his new Art
craft picture, Johnny Get Your Gun"
at the Irene Theatre next Sunday.
Though a yo mug woman, Miss AM
derson has had considerable screen
experience. She was a distinguished
Vitagraph star and appeared in many
notable picture successes, among these
being 1.-THE Hoyden," 1.-THE Last Man"
and 1.-THE Luck Charm" Her most re-
cent picture before entering the Art
craft fold was "The Eighth Great
Grand Parent"
Miss Anderson is a Brooklyn girl
and was educated at Erasmus Hall
High School. She roved to be a grace
full dancer and as a Grecian dancer
she won considerable local fame. Hell
recreations are riding, swimming anc
painting and at odd times she writes
scenarios with the skill of a trained
writer.
In Johnny Get Your Gun" Mis-
Anderson plays opposite tn MT, Stone
her role being hat of a maid who's
beauty wins that of Johhny Virgins
a cowboy motion picture actor who ha
been commissioned by his chum, Bill
Burnham, to assume his name, pre-
vent the marriage of Bills sister t
a fortune hunting Count and to loo
after her fortune until he (BilD get
out of Jail. Ho Johnny fulfills hi
mission forms a story which must b
seen in it's cinema development to ap
[ preciate fully. The picture was d
rected by Donald Crisp and the SUI
port is excellent.