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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21
WELL KNOWN
WOMAN DEAD
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

flkTEphATlohAL NEWS SERVICE
FARIS, MAY 2l.-Lady Arthur Pas-
ct. formerly Miss Nlary stevens OF
Session, died At tn. Hotel Ritz last
night following an attack OF pneumo-
MIA. preceded By influenza.
Lady Pagct was the wife o. Cen
Sir Arthur II. FACET Her father al
one time was the owner OF the Ire
mont House in Boston. She was one
Of the leaders of London society. but
was known principally because Of her
benefactions. During the Boer war she
maintained q hospital ship. She won
Nraise even from the Austro-Hungar-
Ian government in the world war for
her Red Cross work. particularly in
Serbia where she was attached to the
American Red Cross.
Advertise in The Times and ad-
vertisc again. Results come with
constant effort.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21
ATTEMPT IN CANADA
TO ESTABLISH SOVIET
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEsyIcEl

OTTAWA. Ont. May 2l--Extre n
ists are undoubtedly attempting to es-
teblish a soviet government at WIN
rineg where general strike has par
alyzed business, but the military au
thorities are taking every possible
step to cope with the situation, it was
stated this afternoon.
The situation is critical. according
tn reports reaching the government
todas. but there Is hope OF settle
ment. 4 biz mass-meetinE OF WIN
,ineS war veterans last night decided
10 maintain every effort to preserve
order and to prevent Bolshevist rule.
Conferences looking 20 settlement
of the strike trouble we're in progress
toda.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21
81, 900 rs ALL
YOU CAN GIVE
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

I IN EHNNI IONNL NkHo SkKVINE
WASHINGTON. MAY 2I.-Gontri bu-
tons to the Republican presidential
campo gn larger than $1,000 will be
banned. Chairman Viii H Hays. on
his arrival in Washington today to at
tend a conference Of state chairmen
and Republican women. announced
thai he had arranged a plan for nation
wide contributions in small amounts
10 meet the expenses OF the campaign.
Hays declared the financing Of the
Republican campo On would be an
open book. and that il would accord
with the best spirit of the campaign
publicity laws OF the nation and the
states"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21
BACK ACHE
Timber Up with Penetrating
Hamlln's Wizard OIL

A harmless and effective prcpara-
fion to relieve the pains OF Rheuma-
hSrn, Sciatica. Lame Back and Lun1-
hago 10 Haulin's Wizard Oil 1t pen
etratcs quickly, drives out soreness,
and iirabcrs Up stiff aching joints and
muscles.
You have no idea how useful IL
Eiil be found in cases OF every dav
aiiment or nishap, when there is
need OF an immediate healing. anti
septic application, as in cases of
sprains. bruises, cuts. burns, bites
and stings.
Get il from druggists for 30 cents.
VI not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipatcd or have sick
1eadachef Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 50
serts. Guaranteed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21
POLICE LEAVE
STREETS TO
THEMSELVES
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

VAN COJNEE, 3. @. May z1.-Po-
lee have walked of the streets at
Winnipeg. according to adylces here.
with the consequences that state Of
martial law s being predicted.
Dispatches said that the members Of
the force were dissatisfied because OF
interference on the part % the milf
tary. also protecting life and proper
ty, and the entire critical situation
was then left in the hands OF the sol
diers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21
FAT AND SASSY
AS EVER is T. E

s letter from T. Z. Meek. thu for
mer popular manager Of the Ham
mond Country club indicates that ha
Is as much interested 2 8 over n Ham
mond. 1t is still on the map N large
print Tor war work, war loans and
booze smugSlinE, says MI Meek. I
regret TO hear OF the fire al the club.
but the push or the members viii have
til ready By the 80 Give my regards 10
all my friends" continues Mr. Meek.
VINO is now manager the beautiful
Country Club at Sharon. Pa.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21
WHITING HOST TO
EPWORTH LEAGUERS
So. Bend District Will Meet
There ON Friday and
Saturday.
IsFEcIAI TO THE INES

ESPECIAL TO TIE TINES
WHITING. Ind. MAY 2l.-Ths an
rual Epworth League convention of the
South BEND district Will be held at the
NJ F.. church Whiting on Friday and
Saturday May e and "a. at which over
ore hundred delegates arc to be present
Friday, May a.
The program is a. follows;
Chorister. F. c. Mcintyre, Whiting.
800 p. m. Song service-Orchestra
devotional and business session. Lee
ture, A. 3. Dickson, Seoy. Gary r"
500 ?. m. Reception and beach
partv.
500 p. n. song service-special
muse The League and The Centenary
Rev. Blaine Z. kirkpatrick, Greencastle
Ind.
Saturday. May a.
$50 a m. Morning Watch-Rev. W
A Moore. Merrillyille. Ind.
$50 4 m. Devotional - Florencs
Young. Michigan city. Jr League
Work. Emma Robinson. Chicago. Min
ute reports Of each League War Wors
Balance pr. A. O. Dobbins. Wheeler
Ind Business session; vote on mex
conv ention place.
1915 a. N. Lecture Dist SuPt Dr
A l.. Davis. South Send,
Noon.
$50 = m. De*otional-Miss Clss
necorders. y. Liberty. Report Of com
puttees Touns People and the League
Fred Weidman, South Bend
500 D. m. Lecture. Life Work DR.
Robert Brumbay. Chicago. Department
conferences. Social hour stunts.
$50 P. n. Song service-Orchestra
Devotional F. z. Ruth. Valparaiso.
500 2. na-Lecture Rev Fred VII
Hams. Valparaiso.
400 p rehabilitation or new off
cers-Dis, supt. Or. II. L. Davis. South
Esn5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21

TWO HELD UP
ON BOULEVARD

John Pouh. Of 1918 White Oak ave-
nue.. Whiting and Paul Haneher o.
Hammond were held Up and robbed by
four men last night on Indianapolis
boulevard while on their way home
from South Chicago.
IT is claimed that the men came up
back OF Potih and TIsncher and after
holding their arms. knocked them
down and robbed Potih Of SIS and
TFanrhcv ~ t2S
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21

LAFAYETTE Tippecanoe county
soldiers. sailors. marines and all other
who wore 2 uniform IN the War wiUa
Germany. viii be given a Welcome HON.
celebration here May 10, it has been an
nounced
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21
AUTO STOLEN.

The Ford automobile or Peter Biek
or "a Elizabeth st. Hammond. was
stolen last night from IN front or the
Burns Undertaking rooms on State ST,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21
WE'LL, THEY
WANT TO SMOKE IN
CHURCH NOW
IInrErNArIonAl nEws srRYIcEI

LONDON. Man II (By MaiD.-A
movement to ALLOW smoking n Brit
ssh churches has been started here and
IS being discussed at length in the
press hy clergy and laietE. The pro-
posal seems 10 be making headway
and II may not Re long before msn
end women may be seen smoking Gig
zrs, cigarettes and pipes While listen
ing to sermon.
Dr.. Fort Eerton. pastor Of The Tenn
Tie 81 London, favors the movement
saving:
The church IS too much bound ny
customs and the respectsbl>tv OF II
cramps good Fellowship. People want
the church 70 be less conventional"
Or Newton argues that the church
OF the future will not be 20 much q
place Of worship place for com
panfonab1e gatherings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21

RAwFORDsyILLE - The crax,
louisville high schol cadets viii unders,
4 ri gid examination May %. when Adju
tant General Harry r. Smith viii visi
Charlottesville.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21
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COMING EVENTS.

COMING EVENTS
circle No sill II entertained ~
Mrs. Leonard Knoerzer 81 her home In
clinton street Thursday afternoon.
Al important business meeting &c
Max Shulmsn Cate vii be held this
evening 81 the Hammond Hebrew
school
The Deborah Society Mill hold its
regular weekly meeting Thursday ar
ternoon IN the pariors 81 the Frs
Christian church
Mrs. John = Fitzgerald entertained
Mrs. r S Retz Mrs Peter Crumracker
Mrs. W. a Buchanan. Mrs. &. q. King
Will snd Mrs. " n Gosthn, 81 with
he members or the Tuesday Afternoon
Bridge Club terday at her home IN
Carroll street The honors in the games
mere Won BIZ Mrs. George Hannauer
and Mrs Crumpacker. In tRo weeks
The club viii nc entertained By Mrs \.
". Bartlett at her home il henwood.
Mrs. Marion Hover and Mrs. r.
McAIeer we're hostesscs 10 the members
or the Erthstane Club yesterday = a
one o'clock luncheon : the home Of
Mrs. Hover in Doty street Mrs. 6 r..
Miller was entertained with the club
members delightful luncheon Was
served after which The afternoon Vas
devoted to needle work. In two weeks
Mrs. J. II. Hutton Will give one o elock
luncheon at her home in ogden street.
Patriotic exercises Will ne held ~
Liberty Hail this evening At eIsh1
O'Clock n connection With the present. e
ton Of handsome nag g the =. :. =.
OF Hammond by The members of Wi
lam II. caihlns ". u $. 10. - II
paniIc = cofalaiiy lnNileo ana especla 4
" all the returned soidiers. Inc iol-
owing IS the program
selection ------------ ptlsi orenestra
George Adkins director,
America ----------------- Aualence
Prayer -------------- Or. 4,
j. basseI OF nc flfst ~. =, Shurch
500 MISS Hs4el aounser- accompahi-
Cd oy her sister MISS CLAWS younger
+ AddFes ----------AttorneS y. g. soon
4 Se4eouon ----------- oreheseia
7 500 ---------------Ml MISS MarsuerIte
Haeter, accom- Psnleo os MSS ioD4h
1 Seleetlon --------------- !"
/ PRESERVATION OF nag oy Mrs 'enflie
HUBBARD presioent q me r =
hesponss.
headihs, hoar RAG ana ~ Tag
T ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS --------- Mals4e iuiey
( star Sangied Banner - auleflcs
A11Ailuel VI s4s p1ia -
'eisilie
mss iLohl Nnihe' 80
tne 4fst " y. chui ST ~ lNlsset.
tnls eNenlns On lne NoFA q ehe
tlonal oman ehils1lah 81
/ mon Jupilee afiNe. ~ o'saill1s 'ioi
on MaIch -Ven pssah Seai
program In ahtlelpslion q - reaeniais
/ II mtg years q ors shl1a 'loh = - =
the sosls - Is oelns - -
ing a = one inlit4on aol4ai ,.ii,i -,
1s-V' @nu Tag sr1uAins - -
7 HheH0ers oeiote 1he I'M -
20 me plosah eonih ~ 49,
ne cFlFe n Haiaihohd 4hu ehe
~ anticipated Win = -
| terest oy the ~ =. !. = nlenipers "ho
extend ne puone z coraisl iiiVila tioH -
(, attend IN oraeF ms eiioss ~
! hall the meellns ! eAllsd LOT
thirty cloeA' - yrs 81
eI0de pes4oe the aoore lss
Husnes, = song some lisa pas
ne hiotn 0hoius'
Mrs. horton, accompanied p MIS-
lanes, vocal s04o y Ms mln.al''
McI nloes accom- psi.ieu ~ Ms
me 7aPost hoiiisn mon
FsaHg - ~ MON - - A'e =
( K p. LlcAEder IN harrison street.
VIII p MISSIONARY a. &na nis -
Ilam ii
mas secured MSS L4ilia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21

IN Michigan city. May asth. There
Vas en- enjoyable social hour following
- The meeting Yesterday afternoon
81 William II Galkins VI r. Y. 10 ~.
4 large class of candidates VAS initial
81 and arrangements wefc made for
Ia-cora ton Dsy. This cNcaing * ercls s
"ili be held At Liberty Han il connev-
ton with the presentation 81 han,i-
some has g tho g. 4 r. ~ The mem
hcrs &c the Esnef corps.
Mr. and Airs George EanIing of DC
troif street arc spending few days ~
hentland. mi
Mrs 9, " Chidlaw and her mother.
Mrs. ofoele or LaMreno eburg Ind src
being entertained b. MIS- ~ r. Da,ts
af HiEhlani street unta they open thei-
home y Rimbaoh avenue
Tae South side w g. r L. has post
romeo It's meeting which was announced
Tor Thursd ty afternoon on account 81
The lastiua tt be held in Hammond
The + Of r. Temple vas filled 10 rs
capacity last eN ening for the dance
advertisement and playct siNen Is pu-
ris or GeTaldiac Swansen and Bonnie
Hanrs Robertson or the Hammond
Musical college, assisted b the CoIlege
Mandolin Orchestra. The program was
most delightful aud every number Was
enjoyed. Mr.. Chubb's Housekeeping
Trials vas the title or the play and
the characters were taken b. Paul
Berry. Hazel Kitchin. James RI eyo.
Mary Josephine kidney Maxine Bcaen
and Minnie Seidler. Next followed III
program hy the College Mandolin or
chestra which is composed BIZ Elmcretta
Howard Media schwerin. Edwin Ball.
Steve MaJeskt Carl Carroll Clareno =
Meyers. Johanna Broertles, Martha
Spart Eiya Smith Edwin Campbell.
Clarence Swanson and Raymond Mes-
ers They were assisted b. JessIca
Nariey Edith Gerdes Tesla and Mrs.
Mae r Meyers Henry r Meyers i
tons, including I'll Teovatore. "Bar-
carolle." Ripping Waves Waltz. "
Norma ids Song "Nelama Waltz with
ukelele accompaniment and -Ahi Wela"
for double bass guitar. The costumes
or the little dancers were designed h.
Miss Swanson and were very attractive.
The dancing numbers we're BY Mary
Ruth Smith, ldelinc Andersen. In allyn
and Georgie cooper. Miriam rigsy. Han
nah Garbin. Rose Pillischer. Edith
Knapp. Bertha Aserson, Ruth Green,
Edna Hirsch. Sylvia Hoppe, Mary lose
phine kidney. kathrine. Fowler, Violet
Milne. GeneHIve Gsuthler. Dorothy
smith. yeargedeu Schmidt. Nersene
Hembrof. Marion McAIeer.
Miss Helen Feeder entertained the
members or the S. 8. n. Club very
pleasantly last evening a the home Of
Mr. Paul Feeder in Kenwood With the
club she had as guests the Misses Marie
and Ida Schmueser. They brought their
needle work and during the evening en-
loved music and games after which 4
da.nt ycollation was served.
Mrs Samuel Lawrence Of Chicago is
VISITING her sister. Mrs. Margaret Acker-
man. $40 Forsythe avenue. Mrs Lawr-
ence and Mrs Alderman expect 10
leave June LIST for Panama.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21

Mrs Samuel Lawrence Of Chicago is
VISITING her sister, Mrs. Margaret Acker-
man. $40 Forsythe avenue. Mrs i.awr-
ence and Mrs. Alderman expect TO
feaNs Iune Isl for Panama.
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Mrs Marion Hover aud Mrs. n.
NcAleer we're hoStesscs 10 the members
or the Erthstane Club yesterday at =
on o'clock luncheon st the home Of
Mrs Hover in Doty street Mrs G R.
Miller was entertained with the club
members. A delightful luncheon was
served after which the afternoon vas
devoted 10 needle work. In two weeks
Mrs. ]. r. Hutton will give one clock
luncheon at her home in Ogden street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21

Mrs. Daisy Douglas Barr will lecture
10 women and girls Thursday afternoon,
May %. at three o'clock at the FIRST
Presbyterian church and cordial in
vitation is extended all women and high
school girls OF the community TO at
tend.
Iron County register., 1919-03-13
From Goodland.

The weather is fine. Cold, frosty
nights, and warm, sunshiny DAYS.
Farmers are busy building new fem
ces, repairing old ones, clearing and
plowing. Some of our farmers are
still hauling logs, ties and slaves,
when they should be busy on their
farms. Last years crop was such a
failure that it behooves us one and all
to plow and plant and try 10 raise as
much or more than we need,
W. b. Brooks, who spent month
lately in hospital, is out, working
busily every day. He is quite well
now.
Rev. Pryor is hauling hickory logs
to the mill.
w. H. Smith and son, our boss car
penters, have just made q fine kitchen
cabinet for the good housewife.
Mr.. Bowers is very busy cleaning
up his farm.
Several of the children OF g. q. Ad-
ans are, sick. DR.. Martin is in at
tendance.
N. w. Adams and son have built
some new board fence. Mr.. Adams.
while shoeing his horse, received a
very bad wound on his leg, almost
laying him off from work for few
days.
Mr.. Ben Hardin and family OF Bel
grade visited the family OF Jim Brooks
last week. :
Chas. Brooks and son are busy saw
ing at their saw mill.
Webb Ray has sold his saw mill and
gone to farming. The purchasers,
Messrs. Canaday and Burnett, are
Iron County register., 1919-03-13
Des Are Items,

7. P. Fitz, who was injured by fall
last week, while attempting to catch
train at Williamsville for Van Bu-
rem, Is slowly improving, but is still
confined to his bed.
Mrs. Kelly, wife of John Kelly and
daughter of the late T. B. Lowe, died
at her home here last week after a
brief illness. The funeral was con-
Quoted from the M. E. church by Miss
Ora Lovelace, after which the body
was laid to rest in the Des Arc ceme-
terry. beside the daughter who pre-
ceded her in death stwo years ago.
She leaves husband, two children,
three brothers, three sisters and three
grandchildren. We sympathize with
the bereaved ones in their hour OF
sorrow May the Lord bless and COM
fort themI
We are having quite siege of sick
ness here at this time. Our doctor is
kept busy.
Lyman, son of Gal Province, is quite
III with influenza; also John Johnson.
Miss Lizzie Russell Is not able to
teach this week because OF an attack
OF the fu
u. w. Fitz has purchased the John
McFall home and will move his fami-
ly In this week. Mr.. McFall will open
restaurant In the building on Main
street be recently purchased from Mr..
Fitz. He viii remove his family to
the cottage on the lot adjoining.
Mrs. Ellen Rich is moving out to
Iron County register., 1919-03-13

running the mill and will remove
their families next week.
Grandma Brooks has returned home
after a six weeks stay with her
daughter, Mrs. Troutman in Reynolds
county.
Mr.. Larue is looking for his father
to visit him this summer. The old
gentleman lives with a daughter in
Oklahoma.
F. NJ. Adams is busy saving a bill
of hickory lumber for Mr.. Craig.
DR.. Adams is enlarging the lawn
around his residence. 1t will be love-
ly when all his rare flowers bloom.
Mrs. Frank Walsh is quite sick. She
is expecting her sister from Ohio to
visit her during the summer.
Dancing parties are all the rage at
Redmondville just now.
Several families have moved or ex-
changed residences lately. We hear
that the James Akers heirs have sold
the homestead to G.. w. McMullin,
and that Mrs, Akers has purchased
the home of Charles Anderson, who
will occupy the property formerly
owned by Mr.. McMullin.
Letters and cards received from AL
bert Brooks, France, and Randolph
Adams, in Germany, who says @. A.
White and Joe Shy are near him, and
that they are not advised as to when
they sail for the good old U. S. They
both say that they do not receive
mail. Have had no letters since the
October letters came about Christmas.
It's no way to treat our boys.
TIMOTHY HAY.
Iron County register., 1919-03-13
Annapolis News.

Rain and snow Saturday, but all
gone Sunday morning.
Sam Moss is able to sit up after a
long illness. Now there are five 9th
ers in the same house down with the
influenza.
John r. Harris is in bed with the
flu. Also D. A. Worley and family.
Mrs. l.. T. Lott had the misfortune
to have her horse killed on the rail-
road crossing in Annapolis by passen-
ger train 80 last Friday.
Chas. l.. Williams of Sabula visited
Robert AMiller in Annapolis Friday.
They Eare brothers law and both
| postmasters and school teachers.
| Judge Add Reese Sis now rebuilding
the old store house, that he tore down
some time ago that was used by Carr,
fowl q May so many years ago in
Annapolis early days. He will make
feed store of it.
John 7. Webb paid VIM. Moss S35
for calf last week.
| Frank Robinson is hero from the
Lead Belt visiting his brother, Andee
Robinson, and family near Annapolis.
Louis Lloyd is up after severe at
tack of Influenza
VIM. Funk, Jr., and William Dunn
took their picture show over to Les
terville last Thursday where they
showed one night with good success.
They returned to Annapolis and had a
good house here Saturday night.
1t is said that the little girl of W.
M' Long, OF Minimum, who was so
badly burned about three months ago.
can not recover.
b. II. Sawyer, of Rhoodhouse, Illi-
nois, is again here, looking after his
timber and farming interests.
Emmett Warm ack went to Ironton
to-day to put in his claim for the $50
allowed Soldiers who have been hon
orably discharged.
Geo. w. Hanson, our county school
superintendent, was in Annapolis the
past week looking after our schools.
Mr.. Hanson is candidate to succeed
himself and we predict he will be re-
elected by an overwhelming ma'ority
in the school election next month.
Galley CASTLE and wife are both in
bed with Influenza.
Squire Kitchell is up and about, but
his wife and four children are in bed
with influenza this (Monday) morn
ing.
John w. Alcorn is moving his saw
mill from REYNOLDS county and is set
ting it up on Q. Mann's farm, on the
Alcorn Branch, near Annapolis. He
expects to be running in week or
more.
Several Annapolis people hauling
ties and lumber from the Walsh Tie
camp in White Hollow, east of Crane
Pond.
Timber buyers are instrucUing the
haulers not to bring in any more mine
props for the present. BULLETIN.
Iron County register., 1919-03-13

her farm this week. She returned
Saturday from visit with relatives il
Bunker.
Ed Schmidt and family are moving
TO College Hill. They will occupy the
VIM. Seals cottage.
DIR. F. F. Farr spent Sunday with
his family at Cape Girardeau.
VIM. Thompson, our night opera
tor, has purchased the home formerly
owned by VIM. Stevenson, near the
Des Arc Hotel.
Our new agent and family will oc-
cupy the house, near the J. H. Stew
enson store, as soon as Mr.. Thomp-
son and his family move into their
new home.
Mrs. John Reed and daughter spent
Sunday with Mr.. Reed who is en-
ployed at Flat River.
VIM. Stevenson made a business
trip to Ironton Saturday.
Gilbert and Leslie Wallis are in st.
Louis this week.
Walter Strother and wife, from
Redwood, Mo-, were here last week,
and sold their properly near College
Hill to John Poston. He says he is
doing fine business with his store at
that place..
Herbert Stevenson from Spring
field, Mo-, is visiting his parents
here.
Miss Allie Fitz came over Saturday
from Pennington to spend Sunday
here with her father and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. Taylor Collins from Piedmont,
and daughter, Mrs. Salena Kitchell
and children, from Haleyville, Okla,
were here recently to visit the form
er's daughter. Mrs. HI. g. Harrison.
Herbert Seals and Claude Hall, two
more of our soldier boys, have return
ed home having recently received
their discharges. Claude was wound
ed in action and has TO walk with his
cane.
Mrs. John Ruble and baby, accom-
panied by her brother-in-law, Pete
Ruble, made a visit recently to the
Barracks, to visit her husband, who is
stationed there, having recently re-
turned from France, where he was
twice wounded in battle. He don't
know just when he will be able to
leave the Barracks as he still is taking
treatment in the Hospital.
Rev. Warren filled his regular ap-
pointment here Sunday. ISAAC. \
Iron County register., 1919-03-13

summer which comes from Dunklin
County, you will find label pasted
on 1t giving the name and address Of
the grower. This action was decided
on recently at a meeting of the water
melon growers of Dunklin County,
when the first steps were taken to-
ward the organization OF water
melon growers association. Prof.
I. j. Talbert of the College of
Agriculture of the University of
Missouri, and L. d. Hooper, county
agent for Dunklin County, called
the growers of the county together
Iron County register., 1919-03-13
METHODIST MENTION.
REGULAR SERVICES.

Fort Hiu-Sunday School, 9:45 A. M.
Prayer Meeting, Tuesday, 1880 p. M.
Preaching 1st, Sd and 9th Sundays, at
11:00 A. M.
Union lhurch-Sunday s., 0:45 A. M.
Midweek Prayer Service, Wednesday.
1880 p. M.
Epworth League e-.-............ GAS p. M.
Preaching, 11:00 A. M. and 1880 p. M.
Teacher Training Class Friday ev-
evening, 7:30, at he parsonage.
Iron County register., 1919-03-13
STATE OF MISSOURI,l
COUNTY oF IRON. IS.

COUNTY OF IRON. s.
We, Eli D. AXE, as Vice President, and
Mann Ringo, as Cashier of said bank,
each Of us, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best Of our
knowledge and belief.
ELI d. AXE, Vice President.
MANN RINGO, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
10th day Of March A. d. nineteen hun
dred and nineteen.
WITNESS my hand and notarial seal on
the date last aforesaid. Commissioned
and qualified for term expiring June 9TH,
IoI9.)
lsEAL) VIM. R. EDGAR, JR.,
Iorrect-Attest; Notary Public.
VIM. II. WENTWORTH,
I. G. WHITWoRTH,
Directors.
Iron County register., 1919-03-13

recently to explain the advantages
OF better marketing methods. The
growers decided to label all melons,
to grade and weigh them and to get
daily telegraphic reports from Wash-
ington on the watermelon market.