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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-02
Like the Cheshire Cat

An old habitue Of SchuItze's Restau-
rant was heard mournfully lamcnting:
AT first we had to bring our own bread
with us to the restaurant. Now we must
BRING our knives and forks. Watch out,
In TWO months you will see that Schultze
WIZ only have to supply the joyial smile. -
Ju0end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-02
Berlin Comedy
Not Edible

a CURIOUS advertisement in one of
a the Berlin papers, the "Meggendor-
Ter Blaetter," reads as follows
Canary bird escaped. Return to Bar
barossa Strasse s, and receive reasonable
reward. (Not edible.)"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-02
Points a
fger

A soldier exclaimed: Let's go to the
officers delegation was dispatched to
confer with Captain Baron x, commander
Of the camp. They met him in the yard
Without uttering a word one of the SOL
diers pointed finger at the cockade on
the captains cap. The captain registered
lack OF comprehension. Silently the SOL
der repeated the gesture. And the cap
tain, Baron K, commander of the camp
very obediently lifted his cap and tore off
the imperial emblem, throwing it on the
ground.
"Then the 'delegirte' came to US prisoners
and began a parley with the head of our
relief society. He told US that there was
40 question of giving US our freedom; that
IN our own interest we should strictly adj
here to the rules issued for US, but at the
same time he asked if we had any griev-
ances. Our representative presented a
series Of complaints, and the 'delegirte' is
sued orders on the spot granting our de-
mands in full.
"Then the 'delegirte' asked to be con-
Quoted to the headquarters Of our musical
society, called Symphonic His request
was complied with. And then the real sur
prise was sprung US.
orchestra to play the Marseillaise' And
while the band played the 'delegirte' lifted
his hat and stood there uncovered, and ali
the German soldiers uncovered, too When
The song was finished, the 'delegirte' ap-
plauded vehemently, and all the German
soldiers applauded, too.
THE same scene was rednacted in the
hall Of other musical society, 'Har-
monte The Marseillase' was played, and
all the German soldiers stood there, their
caps pressed to their hearts, at attention
"Nor was this all. The 'delegrtc asked
II we had any French flags. OF course
each Of us had flag, but we were afraid
70 gay so. Then the German repeated his
question, adding that if we did not happen
to possess any French flag we had better
make few right away.
in a couple Of minutes the whole Camp
vas bedecked with the tricolor flags of the
French Republic. 1t was a dream
come true.
But the 'delegirte' was not satisfied vet.
lie wanted TO hoist the red flag on the
camp. Did We have any red flags? We
had none. But we had red curtains in the
Office Of the relief society; would we mind
IL he improvised red flags Of them? We
gave him the curtains, and ne said that
really French prisoner ought not to re-
fuse when a German revolutionist asks
him for red flag. The flag was quickly
made and hoistcd the 'Kommandantur,'
"Then we we're asked TO elect delegate
10 the Soldiers and Workmen's Councial at
Munster. We complied, and one OF the
pfizoners sat down to typewriter in the
commanders Office and wrote OUT, neatly,
ekedential
But the biggest surprise WAS yet 10
come. rnessenger arrived from Munster
eayipg that tbs citizens there invited the
french pxisoners orchestra 10 come to
tom and play the 'MarseiIlaise' and the
1nternationsle' for them, an none of the
local bands could play these songs. The
orchestra was dispatched, and, as ne
learned later, the French bandemen we're
lodged IN the citizens homes and Ted by
them
n solder approached the 'deiegirte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-02
Off Oh, Yes-G0tt Is Still on the Job!
''Tear Off
All Those
Eagles!'

THE story how the German revolu-
ton came to a camp of French
IA prisoners near Munster is being
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-04
Miranda al pasadc

III dla de mario de 1911 (hace hoy
ocho ahos) ces6 Ell sus fun-iones como
Comisionado Residente ell Washington
don Tulio Larrinaga.
Luis Muhoz River5, que ademds dc
distinguido politico portorriqueho supo
ser poiitico y pocta, era hombre prae-
ticO y gran conecedor de los holnjres
que fguraban en- los partidos politico5
del pals, fu6 siempre un buen amigo
de l.aridna T., alentaron las miSmas
ideas, sufrieron las mismas decepciones
y dolores, Y en- todas las ocasiones IA
sieron sus intereses personales, su ri6a
y sn tranqulidad por dcbajo dc los
intereses de la patria.
Larrinaga era una fgura prcstigip-
sa. Era I'M hombre de mUtiples licia-
twas. Fue un ingeniero civil peritis;,sa.
conocedor de las ciencias matematicas,
legislator, y, a pesar de su excesiya
modestia, logE6 toner una reputation
s0iida por su frmeza de carac; ar v su
consequence con las ideas. Era iilc-
raj ue pura cepa, Y sus luchas : sa"i,-
ticios en- pro de las libertades pail las
lc conquistaron la popularidad q
apreciO de sus conciudadanos.
Despu6s de Ia invasion americaua.
estando todavfa desorientada e indie
finida la pOlitica del pals con motiso
del cambio de gobierno, presto nota-
bles seryicios a su pals, pues como
cfa perfectamente las costumbres del
pueblo americana, sus tradiciones, sus
rumbos politicOs, su alma V su idioma
Sin hacer ruido, realiz6 una importan-
te labor en- las campaiias del Partido
Federal, euya breve y brillante his.
toria todos recuerdan. Mas tarde fue
uno dc los fundadores del Partido Unio-
nista, fgur6 como Official de Estado Ma
yor del mismO, y tomo parte en- las
empenadas luchas electorales que lie
yaron al triunfo a la potente organiza-
ci6n politica.
Larrinaga era hombre de vasta cul-
tura y de ideas avanzadas. Represen-
to durante cuatro afos al pueblo de
Puerto Rico en- el Congreso america
no, luch6 sin desmayo por la conquista
de sus derechos, y ALI dej6 bien plan
toda la bandera de la patria. Con ell
concurso de sus meritos intelectuales
desempen6 misiones de alta importan-
Ella que le fueron encomendadas por
el gobierno.
Regres6 Puerto Rico ell dia 15 de
mario de 1911 cuando expire su ter
mino como representante del pals, des-
pues de haber realizado una labor fe-
cunda en- benefcio de su pueblo.
Los esfuerzos patri6ticos del senior
Larrinaga en- ell pals y fuera de el lie
hicieron merecedor de la gratitud de
la admiration de su pueblo, pues fu6
una de sus mas mobiles y esclarecidas
fguras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-04
Dos pfoysefos'4 '4steresshies
del Sr. Tous Soto
Tara suprimir la via sangrients"

aEb 3UpflnlI Ia VIA SanBr1enI8
La ''via sangrientaH cs Ia compren-
dida entire San Juan Martin Pena,
cn la eual, casi a diario, ruedan por
e suclo las victimas de los autom6vi-
les.
Eutendemos que el actual estado de
cogss no puede subsistir, y que Ia Le-
g;slatura prestara 81 decidido apoyo a
IA idea de encontrar un procedimiento
adecuado, que resulte en- Ia practica
I'm remedio tan en6rgico como 10 recla
ma ell NAL que Sc trata de corregir.
Hoy volvemos tratar el asunto.
Uno de los proyectos tiende reducir
Ia velocidad 4 los vehiculos de mo
tor, a doce millas, considerandosc como
IONA urbana, los efectos de la Ley,
todo t6rmino municipal de San Juan
La penalidad consiste en- una multa
minima dc veinte V ciDco d0lares 0
prisi6n, por Ia primera infracci6n y pa
ra la reincidencia, una pena minima dc
treinta dias de carcel perdida de la
licencia. FL senor Tous y Soto ha. fla
do, tambieu, 81 atenci0n, en- otro aspec-
to d,l problema, que consiste en- des-
congestionar la via sangrienta favo
reciendo la nueva carretera de Mira
mar.
En- este sentido el senior Tous Y Soto
ha presentado otro proyecto.
Simultaneamante, ambos proyectos,
han sido presentados en- la Csmara
por ell representante senior Jose Victor
Figueroa.
La opinion pdbliea tiene que yer con
verdadera satisfaction ell trabajo ini-
ciado por los Legislatures, porque res
ponde una urgente necesidad de carac.
ter pdblico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-04
Hasfa nuevo senaIamienfo

Los iuicios de Francis Pons VS..
Linea F6rrea del oeste, por dahos
y periuicios, Y Juan Cintr6n VS..
Maria Romani, por divorcio, que esta
ban sehalados para ser vistos aver ante
el Tribunal de Distrito, han sido sus-
pendidos hasta nuevo senalamiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-04

f3stas afrmacioues nuestras son "a
Giles lie con,probar. Ia historic las
ratifca Y cl estado presentc de cien.
tos dc naciones nos permitting. citar
ejemplos practiros, palpables, 1rrefu
tables.
Is una vieja verdad III trabajo es
una fuerza" ciega, que necesita una
direction; es un poderio meramente
mcdnico La potencialidad del ca.
pital es dc mas alto empuje; guia, Sc.
naia, encauza, eucamina, inicia y co
rre los riesgos dc la audacia. Inventa,
crea y sutiliza. lie aqui precisa
mente Ia fuerza del progresol
"Por ESQ, en- Russia, los propios "bol-
sheviquistas solicitan va Ia coopera-
ci6n del capital. En- Russia las fabri-
cas-, las casas editoras, los laboratories,
;todo 10 que es escalinata de Ia civil
zaci6n permanece ahora inaetivol--'' rs
precise que ell capital actde de nuevo"
han dico alli-segGn el texto dc un
cable-los directories del Gobierno. !. !"
Los reinos de Africa, los pueblos
muertos de Persia son una prueba le-
gendaria de las verdades anteriores. El
caos y miseria presente de Russia co IS
tituyen la ratification de esa vieja
verdad ...
Por ESQ, ell trabajador debe tender
a convertirse en- capitalista, en- lugar
de. sumir a este en- la miseria. La in
teligencia es ell motor decisive, dnieO. i.
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EISenado voto eIEmpresft0 de la Victoria: $17 boneS
Alfonso XII ponda ene de las opas para eonar eyOuc0n
Cablegran,as de ''El Mundo" !"
ode NUEsTRos CoRREsPoNsALEs EsPEcIALEs)
LA INDEMNIZACION DE GUERRA
OTTE PAGARA ATEMANTI

PREvALECIo cRITERIo DE WILSON
PARIS Conseo Supreme de las Conferencas de la
envamente la ndemnizac6n
pagara ell ex-Impero del KAISER.
Fanc por medic de Delegado inssta ped
enome po prevac6 plan del presdente Wilson, formuado
sar Gle que conssa que mpero pague
solamente ndemnzac6n basada capacdad nancer
coone House apoyo mucho nas perseverance, cr
tcrio de Wilson.
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la fueSza del capital

Reiri6ndose al esfuerzo reslizado por
Ell MUNDo, al que tributa grandcs
elogios, proclama IN colega del sur de
la isla, en- un expressive suelto, IN fuer
"a civilizadora del capital Donde este
aparcce Y actua Ia colectividad en- cfec.
10 progreSa, cl bicnestar Sc cxticnde
la cultura avanla; creccn las ciudades.
aumentan las indu3trias; ramificasc II
comercio; Y, naturalmCntr, los servi.
clos pablicos mejorau. Carreteras, fe.
rrocarriles, Was dc navegaci6n, itodo
adquicre inusitada actividad icon
fort - ! como es demasado intima
Ia correspondence entire las discipli-
mas del cspiritu, prosperan la vez las
obras meramente intelectuales. Las ar.
ties y las cicncias Sc agigantan enton-
ces.
cn cambio.
Los pueblos faltos de este factor y
ayunos de Ia fuerza propulsora del ca
pital, arrastran una vida de languidez,
de miserias, de incomodidades Y de
abandono, aquellos otros cue no sa
ben salvaguardar los intereses del ca.
pitai, apenas lcgran nm nivel aprecia-
bic de adelanto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-04
sPANO- AMERICANA
EN- LA UNIVERSIDAD. .CATOLICA

y
NUEVA YORK 3-Agitase la idea de estaDlecer
Washington la Univdad Caoca hogar hspano america
para hospedar e los estudantes haba espanola
Monsehor Gibbons Ell ustre cardena acoge proyco
indescriptible algeria.
Ell archmlonaro Mr. Huntington exmo hispanofo ofreCc
impulsarle con TODD su immense poder.
WILSON ESTA AUXILIANDO A IRLANDA
Los PATEIoTAs DE RECIBIDos
MUsTRE MAGNATE
NUEVA YORK 3Rena indescrptible jubo entire los
irlandeses que residen esta ciudad.
AL series comuncada Gibbons la noicia de
preSdene Wilson accedo recibr los Degados la Conven
c6n andesa hombr mujeres abrazan las Gales
de entusiasmo.
Los arzobspo Gibbons Messmer Imo de lwaukee)
han sdo acamados deirantemente por los patriotas.
FL predente Wilson era obeto de ovacon inmensa por
los andese los centos de miles de habtantes
"DIAS AMARGOS ESPERAN A ITALIA"
DECLARE Ell PRIMER MINISTRO
ROMA 3Ha producdo expectation el
gural de Camara ha astido nmensa muchdumbre
FL preSidente del Consejo de Minister'S gnor Orlando
discurso de aperture deline6 polca Italia
las Potencias.
primer Mnistro expuso gravsimas dfcultades que
esperan la naci6n de'que la paz
Orlando termino dcurso Dos guarde pals y"
que produo emoci6n profunda
Ell MAS LADRoN DE LOS "BOLSHEVIKIS"
PETR0GRAD0, Bel Dictator de Almentos
Wiki ha sdo reducdo p6n por habers robado
mes de rublos
AL encearsele la foraeza de Petropawo por
Lenne pudo aveguar tene muchos completes
que hguran jefes ofcaes 'maximalstas"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-04
De nuestros corresponssies efpeetaiea
LOS PoLACos REsULTAN vENC

NUEvA YORK 3-En brsve prsssniar6 Al Papa
mportantismo proyeco de ley secuar La entire 90
das las ga fundamenOs semejaules IN Lxa dc Eacou
Por ol referido proyeco unan las igsas ca6cs gre
proesante csmatca cOp d I'm de oOopsa oobondo
junos fueran hormanos IA humanara labor del
tanismo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-04
A PAGAR EN- SEGUIDA

N PLAZOS CoNSECUTIVoS
PARIS 3r Leon Bourgeois representation de Fran
Deegados bgas ntentaron mponer condcon de
ex-Imperio pagara acto segudo.
0puseronse aguno representatives agando que la Capacdad
fnancera de Alemania 10 permitia.
Mr. Bonar Law represennte de Inglater enonces
que efectuara pago nmedaamene dbuyea
de ndemnizan consecuvos que u prevae6
por fin
Ell EX,IMPERIO ALEMAN POSEE
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ALEMAN POsEE


Los ALIADoS QUE RIQUEzAs oCULTAS
PAES 3A preguntado ofcamente gobierno de
Berlin cua capacdad nanc los congesas de Paz
reundos la Qua Orsay respondo las sguienes cas
Ell Elective acanza dos mil millones de pesos oro.
va seiscientos milones plata.
Los representatives AiadOs afman que en de e
Cx-Imperio oculta rquezas
Ell HOGAR HISPANO- AMERICANA
The Adair County news., 1919-10-29
HOnOrs Go TO Columbia.
Singed,
Pastors OF County,

Last Friday and Saturday night
there we're four lively basket ball
games played IN the High School
Gym, this place. Friday night the
games closed as follows:
Columbia Athletic Club VS. Mt. Yer
non High School, the score standing
"a to 10 in favor of the local Athletics.
Graded School, same night VS. Brod-
head High School, the score standing
80 to ID, in favor of the Graders.
Saturday night the Graded School
played Mt. Vernon, the score stand.
ing 20 to IA. Same night the Athlet-
les played Brodhead, the score stand
ing 20 to in favor of the Athletics.
The games were the cleanest ever
played in Columbia. the visiting teams
acquitted themselves in a most ad-
mirable manner, as to department.
The Adair County news., 1919-10-29
An Immense Crowd.

We have been attending the OPEN
ing of the Russell circuit courts for
number of years, but the largest
crowd we ever saw in jamestown was
last Monday week. Speaking, and the
lot sale aided in drawing the Gro Rd,
and by the noon hour the public square
and the streets swarmed with people.
Judge Cress, OF Monticello, was the
first speaker. He opened for the
Democrats about 1870 and spoke un
til the dinner hour, making strong
argument in support of the State
ticket.
In the afternoon, Hon. Matt Cohen,
Democratic candidate for Secretary
of State, made thrilling speech, en-.
thusing his Democratic friends He
blistered Mr.. Morrow, the Republican
candidate for Governor for going over
the State, making unwarranted
statements, and defended his record
as Commissioner of Agriculture. The
speech evidently had good effect
One Republican, who lives in James
town, told US that he was supporting
Gov. Black; that he never in his life
voted for a Morrow and that he never
would. At the conclusion of Mr.
Cohen's address Congressman Robson
took the stand and told the peo-
pie of Russell what he was doing in
Congress to secure appropriations for
the improvement of the Upper Cum
berland. He also spoke for his State
ticket.
The lot sale, put on by the Henry
Reality Company, was success,
Eleven acres, lying to the left of che
pike as you enter jamestown, we're
laid off into small building lots and
they were all sold. The highest price
paid for single lot was Sl75. The
company paid $500 for the land, and
in disposing of it in the manner as
above stated, it made quite a sum Of
money. This sale may be the cause oil
many dwellings, going up in James
town
An electric plant and concrete walks
will put this old historic town on the
highway to lasting prosperity
The Adair County news., 1919-10-29
Be at the Polls.


/ This is our last adomination to the
Democrats of Adair county, before
the election which takes place next
Tuesday. The Republicans are moving
rapidly over the county in an effort
to bring out their full strength. They
are claiming the county by larger
majority than they got last Nov
ember, and they will accomplish
their purpose il Democrats refuse to
vote. II Democrat fails to vote for
the ticket, his action gives the Re-
pulicans half vote. There is but one
way to aid your party in this election,
the most important one for years. II
you believe in Democratic principles
and want to live under a Democratic
Governor, go to the election and vote
for Jas. D. Black and the entire
ticket running with him.
The Adair County news., 1919-10-29
Shower for Mrs. Fred Hill.

Mrs. Sam Burdette delightfully."- en-
tertained number of her friends Sat-
urday afternoon.
The occasion was kitchen shower
for Mrs Fred Hill.
A very pleasing contest was intro
duced in which the names of kitchen
articles played prominent part. The
prize was won by Miss Lillian Bur-
dette, of Lebanon.
The gifts were presented from a
large dish pan to MIS-. Hill, rhymes be-
ing made by the donors, the recipient
also replying in rhyme. A delicious
salad course was served.
The following we're present: Mes
danes G. R. Reed, E. B. Barger, Ed
gar Reed, Edwin Cravens, Paul Hughes
Fred Hill, Mrs. Lena PAUL; Mise
Vic Hughes, Leonora Lowe, Lillian
Burdette and Katie Murrell.
The Adair County news., 1919-10-29

falicies and full of dead mems bones.
Mr.. w. T. 10y, who lives in the
Fairplay country, a good Democrat,
became so enthused while the Cover
moi was telling what he expected to do
in the event of his election, hallooed
loudly, "You are the man we want, F"
and he voiced the sentiment of the
audience.
Taking the address altogether, it
was one of the most captivating
speeches delivered here fer many a
day.
The Lindsey Wilson could lot at
tend the speaking, but the student
body and some of the teachers march
ed down to the Christian Church and
stood in line with flags waving, while
the Governor passed with uncovered
head.
The Adair County news., 1919-10-29

We we're sorry to learn that Mr.
John R. LuttrelI, substantial friend
of this paper, and hustling business
man of Font Hill, Russell county,
lost his spoke factory and about
Thousand dollars worth of spokes by
fire recently. His total loss was about
five thousand dollars. Mr.. Luttrell
did just like friends expected he would
do AS soon as the smoke cleared
away he went TO Cincinnati and pur.
chased new machinery, and in few
days the familiar whistle will be-.
heared ia the same place of business.
The Adair County news., 1919-10-29
Vote for the Amendment.

Next Tuesday the voters of Adair-
county, Democrats and Republicans
will be given an opportunity to vote
for or against constitutional amend
ment to the State Constitution. II
you want the sale and manufacture of
ardent spirits forever barred from the
State Of Kentucky vote"yes" on the
proposition. A Federal amendment
has already become a law, but soma
time in the future that amendment
might be repealed, but if Kentucky
votes to amend her constitution, we
will have the question settled so far
as this State is concerned. Therefore,
let every voter when he enters his
booth call for ballot onlthe amend
ment and vote yes" on the proposition.
When whiskey is forever barred from
Commonwealth the State viii become
more progressive, and will blossom
and bloom as the rose. Every Ken
tuckian owes to the rising generation
the vote, yes"
The Adair County news., 1919-10-29
The LOT Sale.

The Henry Realty Company put on
its lot sale, in this place, last Monday
About ten acres of land had been
purchased of Mr.. n. M. Tut, near
the GradeL School building, and it
was laid off in lots, 80 by 12O deep,
making few over 100 lots. They we're
all sold to different parties, Mr.. Tut
buying one-half of them. The lots
averaged about $50 each.
The Cane Valley band rendered mu-
sic as the safe progressed. 1t is likely
some nice cottages will be erected in
this addition The free lots were
drawn by son of Mr.. Ed Sinclair and
Mr.. Ed Phelps, one each.
The Adair County news., 1919-10-29

W. d Bradshaw, we'll koWn stock
dealer of Georgetown, a native OF
Adair county, reached Columbia last
Friday. A day or two before arriving
here he bought 81 head of cattle from
Hobson s. Pendleton, GreenSburg. In
Marion comfy he bought "a head
and in Adair county he purchased 80
head. He paid for the above $3.50 to
s10.5O per. hundred. The cattle vera
shipped to Georgetown.
The Adair County news., 1919-10-29
Successful Operation.

Miss Mary Miller, of this place,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. S. P. Miller,
who has been bothered with eoiter on
her neck for several years, had it re-
moved in st. Anthony Hospital,
Louisville, last week. Her mother,
father, and brother, DR.. o. P. Miller
and wife, were with her in the city.
Her many friends will be glad to
learn that the operation was Success
full, and in very short time she will
be able to return home.
The Adair County news., 1919-10-29
Notice..

The sale advertised by COrtez and
L. NJ. Sanders for Oct. %, was pos
poned on account of rain until Sat
urday Nov. l, 1919, upon that date
we will offer to the highest and best
bidder. The folio W ing described pro-
perty.
10 head of choice mare mules, we'll
mated. 2 pair coming year old.
3 pair coming year old, 2 we'll bred
jennets with with white points.
One of these Jennets has a sorreI
Jack colt three months old. One good
yearling Jack, black with white points,
3 mich cows some one and two year
old heifers About so barrels of corn.
About pounds of hay. some farming
tools consisting of turning plows,
double shovels, wheat drill, cultivator,
farm wagon etc.
Cortez & L. NJ. Sanders.
The Adair County news., 1919-10-29
Take Notice.

S. f. & A. L. Eubank selling
agents for the Maxwell Motor Car.
Ali kinds of Vehicles, auto and buggy
accessories.
TIOLENE-"The oil that's clean
Ford special Tiolene 75c gal Med
ium Tiolene 9Oc gal. You are pay
ing SOC to S1.O0 for oil you don't know.
Inner tubes 30x3 81 so. Best quality
30x3t So Is. You are paying S. 90 to
1925 for tubes not so good.
The Adair County news., 1919-10-29

Columbia Lodge, No. Sc, T. & A. M,
will meet on Friday evening Novem.
Der I. There will be work in the
third degree, and it will be conferred
by a team from Glensfork Lodge.
Bro. H. K. Walkup will deliver che
ecture on the carpet. Members of
sister lodges are invited. and special
invitation is extended to all Master
Masons who have not received the
lecture.
The Adair County news., 1919-10-29
Don't Forget.

To 60 to the polls Nov. and vote
for the Prohibition amendment to our
State Constitution. Call for the ex-
ira ballot and vote "Yes'' II you want
our grand old State forever free from
the terrible curse that has already
cost US too dearly. II you fail to vote
for this amendment you may live to
regret it. DO your bit by casting this
vote, and help to save some moth
er's boy from a drunkard's grave
The Adair County news., 1919-10-29

Large audiences are attending the
services at the Christian church.
E. d Gordon Bennett is delivering in-
teresting sermons and the song ser
vice is very inspiring. The meeting
will continue through this week,
and if the interests demands, it may
go into another week. Ed. Bennett
is not stranger IN this community,
having been in meetings heretofore in
this place, and he is very much liked.