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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
Centenary Drive
Reaches End Today
Sum of S44,614 Yet to Be
Raised, Which Chairman j.
P. Jones Expects to Hear
From Tonight.

Further reports were received
last night by Chairman James p.
Jones. OF the Methodist centenary
drive, giving additional returns
from three charges
Centenary church, Richmond.
S2,2aS: making a total of $4s.-
65,.
Charles City Circuit, $1,000:
making a total OF $4,000, with an
allotment of $4,000.
Decatur Street church, South
Richmond. sc93; making a total
of s12,2a3. with an allotment of
$4,000
Chairman Jones stated last
night that the sum Of $44,614
had to he raised today, the last
day OF the drive. and he expected
to receive reports from every
church in the district not later
than ten o'clock tonight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
Exclusive Cable Dispatch to Univer-
sal Service and London Daily
Expressly.

sal Service and London Daily
Expressly.
Paris. May 24.-Premier Clenfen-
ceau is too old and too cynical to care
for criticism. but Premier Lloyd
George is disturbed and surprised by
the attacks on the peace treaty
emanating from Great Britain. based
on the ground that the terms are too
severe.
President Wilson. too. is distinctly
uncomfortable. An intimate. friend
tells me Mr.. Wilson is greatly con-
cerned as to what posterity will think
of him. He breads being chronicled
as the man who did not understand.
Realization by the president Of his
difficulties began when he arrived at
the peace conference with very little
hrst-hand knowledge OF European
complications. He has constantly
tried 70 square the a priori doctrines
or the fourteen points with the actual
facts and has changed his mind con-
stantfy. The result, as exemplified in
fervent disciples.
One OF his FIVE fnttmates resigned
as protest against tho treaty and
six other resignations were handed to
him but not accepted.
The chief objections have been to
the Saar Valley settlement and the
Shantung agreement The latter has
been denounced as unjust 10 China
and prejudicia1 to American interexta
Colonel House, speaking tonight OF
reports recently in circulation 10 the
effect that the American peace COM
mission had become disrupted
through the dissatisfaction of several
O& thu membern with the sewers taaIns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
CITY HALL HAS GALA
DECORATIVE SCHEME

Solomon in all his glory had nothing
on the City Hall. which was decorated
yesterday from basement to tower In
honor OF Virginia's homecoming
troopers. From every window Of
Richmond's imposing municipal build
ing Old Glory was flung to the breeze.
Colonel Myers had purchased $50 big
flags and poles to do the Job UP right.
All departments In the City Hall
were closed at noon. in order that
Al OF the employees might ~ 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
UIFT GALE HOLDS
UP NC-4 FLIGHT

N Ponta Delgada. Azores. May "a
III gale which blew all day today and
1hich q forecast to blow all day
4emorrow between the Azores and the
S(ortugese coast prevented a start by
10 seaplane NC-4 today on the flight
~ Lisbon.
ss9s Il j. considered Improbable that
2dnut1f ant Commands Read will at
1I,art y eutaway before Monday morn
AlfAomgh evefYthing Il In per-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
RICHMOND BEHIND
City Chairman Taylor
Issues Call for Meeting
at Planters National
+. Bank Tomorrow.
go 10 IT, NOW"
WITH A wHOoP

Ry h l. Peters, president on
Common Councfl)
We should not falter nor lag IN
securing our quota for the Saliva
uon army allotment. These work
eRs have cngrafted themselves in
the niclsc of fame, and from what
our boys tell us they were the real
things In Ealropc-whcn real things
were needed.
Let's all get together now, and
end the campaign with big
whoop. We have not yet failed To
50 over the top on any deserving
drive, and this h one OF them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

Paris. May 24-The big four today
completed work on the draft OF the
concessions tc be made To Germa NY
In connection with the SaaV Basin.
These concessions WIFI secure to the
Germans certain commercial rights
which will he OF great indsutrial and
economic benefit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
COUNTIES SHOW Up STRONG

COUNTIES SfCtW Up "Nf7feHGsef .
Richmond and Virginia have
hut one business day in which to
fill their quotas In the Salvation
Army home service fund CAM
paigH which ends Monday might
and an appeal Is being made by
State Chairman John r Saunders
and City Chairman j. +. Taylor
to all committees and organi1a-
tions urging, them to get busy to-
morrow and insure success OF the
movement
Richmond's subscription last
night was S5T 900 while Norfolk
ranked on AN even basis with tho
same amount. Richmond's aliof-
mont Is 100000. tho greater part
al which Is tn le used locally I'm
tho erection al we'll equipped
salvation Army home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
WEATHER

Washington. May "a
Eur Virginia: Portly cloudy
With local showers Sunday
md probably Monday; no
cnan8o tn temperature.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03

Yotsham, mar ON pergullgeltell
Sonntng bier, ollf ibrcu1 9Scgc mad
Eotsoam. INN ihrc Stcllc lpicOcr nlls
5l1trctcn. Sri. Sid)tc hattie ibrc Nn,
geb0ri9cn, in @lnnb. bcilld)t.
Eaitor Sbco. Sillmanns lit pcr=
gongcne gSpd)c rndJ ici1cm @cilll, III
Sopcfo, San. 5llrildgefcDrt.
&n Wprriion un6 llTlgcblln9 lie
gen sur 3cit nod uiclc Ycrioncn al
ser ,SniIltcn5u oornicocr.
2llg. @ocgcr unb Satin. bon Scr
miami, bciin0cn lid bier olli %clltd)
bel Tcrmnnotcn.
Sri. Worion Milb NOR lpGbrcnb
Scr Gcicrtogc nltf @ciuh bel ibren
glnQcb0rigcn in &crmorm.
9ic biciigc 0ffcntlid)c Sdllcn
ml,rOcln olt lebtcn Montoe picbcr
cr0ffnet; bieielbcn ipnrcn mnl1Blih
Der misunderstanding aeidloilen &c
ipelen.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Jan.
2. 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
hilbert @ol5, Ser iih bebllfs mill
t1riifcr Giniibl,ra in Scras befono,
bat icinclt cbrcnbollcn I6idieo or.
baltcn itno befinbct iid) Nun micbcr
bnbeim. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03
Nutij an Tcgiltrantcn.

Sn llcbercinitintmlirg nit bcnl Nm
litd)cn Ser Wtiilollri Bar Iiiociation,
crilldcl, bic llntcr5cibnetcn Wfitglics
Der 0cs 2cgol glhuiiorp Board ollc
Hc9iitrnntcn in @oSconaoc Gountp,
pcldc 0elo on irgcnb Scnano be-
5aDltcu fir ba5 gllsfiiQcn ibrcr Sra.
gcbpgcn, gciGlli9it Ocn Tomcll ber
Tcrion 81 bcrid)tcn, al ipclde Tic iol-
dc 3oGllng mod,tcr. SelbIt pcnn
sic Ecrion nidts pcrlon0tc, obcr Gclo
in Gmpfon9 naDn, lit Elm 9crid)t III
0rbnlunq. Seine Gcrbinolidfcit boi'
tct olt irgcnO Scmonb Der bc5abltc
oocr niht be5obltc. Sci0 10 giltlg
nno lcn0ct Gl1rcn 9criGt al irgelb
cincn Scr ltntcr5cihnctcn.
@. s. ellis,
g. g. @rat
@ug. Weper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03

~t VtNF IT" y"
10 BON Ocn S;idnid
bel orn Millcr >cJ.
mann g!ildlib III
nitaus lucitcre ,Sru-
bel lmioOer beinl
fonlnle. @aS i'd al
Den Scinnueg Beloi'
iert ben. 0apon. fon,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03

@iclc biciigc Sonilicn bobcn sur
3cit nod, inter Scr Snilucn5a 81
lci0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03
Sreitas, Den 3. Sanuar, 1919.
Berger Nenisfeiten.

Grit @iiimam ipurOe am borigcn
Sreitag, infolge Der bebenflifen CT.
franfrng ieines 9rl1oers Sermann,
nod ct. 2ouis gerufen.
Sernlunn @lllnlcr mar am Wtons
tag unO altl Gienstag in ct. Sonis,
nit Gorbcrcitlmgen beidGftigt, Inn
oen 2ei6num Der uerltorbencn Sri.
Snaie @rcttborlt our @eitattung mad
Berger brillgcn 81 laiien.
5rau Scnrp Safffe erbielt filr5.
lid Die Nadridt ouB ibre Sodter,
Ilora 9albcr, in ct. 2oris geitors
ben lit, iopie bab aud bic 9ceroig.
ltng bort itattfanb. Die Seritorbenc
miro ilbcrlcbt bon ibrem trauernOcn
@atten, ibrer Sodtcr, ibren Gltern,
elmer Sdmeiter llnb eiilem gruoer.
Sobn g. Spredelmepcr, bier all
genlein befannt, lit Dor fur5em IN iei.
mem Seim in ct. 2ouis, gcltors
ben. gr mar fir Ser. Stauten Bin.
nenIteuer : Solicitor.
Srls. 2illp lnO Alma Sale, bon
ct. 2ollis, perlebten fur5e Serien
bier, bel ibrcn Ingeborigen.
2ollis 6ieielmann unb 8attin, bon
Gtlab, lparen ont n%ergangenen Cont
tag Die @Gite Der Snnlilie Scnrp
&allmeper.
Sruu s. 9. Sroil Itottctc am lct-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03
Ncniafcitcn bon Ncm.

Srnnf Nupclfu unb Battill crDirl
ten unl IS. 0c5en1bcr rincn 9eil,d)
bonn Stprd), mcldlcr Elm S0bnhcl,
brod)tc. Ger &lcinc crbielt Den No
ntcn Clarence.
9. !. burgess. bon @lonb, 81. $,
mar pnrigc Modc olti 0cilld) bel !.
s.. Sonfenal1.
Geo. Err ullO Ganlilic iino CUR
3cit bic @Gitc bon 6rou Srr'S 81.
fern, Ben. Eiicficr mo Satin. Ser
Nrr'S &cim lit IN Ycnniplpnnien.
IN Der biciigcn Gpangl. STRIDE
mnroc ON lcttcn Gicnstng Ibenb
@%ottcsbicnit obgebulten.
Ghos, &nnfcnnll bcQnb iid OH pns
rigcl Srcitog nod Spcnspillc, in
&crrid)tlmgcn bcim 3obnnr3t.
!. u. Collier ml0 6olnilic, bon
Daft Sill, u. /, marcn ilbcr letter
Sontatn9 umO Somnto9 bciudSmciie,
III mnicrcr gtohbnrihoit.
Gin GliidIihca Nclrcs SoDr oliclt
0cs &pIfsblottcs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03

Allg. Millcr bat bic bon 6rau 8ug
9ccignctc SorrL Die an bic oltc 6rie
SdJaffncr 5arnl ongrcn5t. fGliilidy
crporbcn. Scin Sobn @calcp miro
oiciclbc bc5icbcn.
Com. Sacquin mo Satin, ionic
Saul Sd)lcb unO 8uttin, morcll an
ucrfloiicnen Sonntug in @crnrann,
auf Scilrd) bel &erman0tcn.
9r. &. @aiincr, bon @crmonn,
mllroc am lcbtcn Sunlstog nod Ser
ger gerllirl, sur &oniultntion NIT
Or. Shumnder.
Sn @cin1 bon Sruu ,Sobn Nufber-
baar mad)tc tilr5lid Gin I0ftcrf)cll
lcin @ri6einen.
Scr Gbrip. Safer 2unlbcrt grinf-
mueller, frilbcr an Der bicligcn fa-
tboliidcn Stride, jctt obcr in DIT ct.
SouiS, Sis, tbutig, mar porigc gSn.
d)c bier allf @cllld bel Scripanotcn.
@ic llns bcriftct mllrbc, lit SRI.
Wtnbel Saub, Sod)tcr bon s. ".
Sallb unb Satin, crnitlih erfranft.
Serllonl @cocpobl mar ilber let.
ten Spnntag unb Wnntag IN ct.
2ollis, auf 9eiuh bel ieincr SOftcr
Bertha.
Cine groBe In5abl ilingc Sclttc
bon Der So6idulc, in @aibington,
Warcn ont pergangencn Sonntag bic
@Gitc bon 2lopb Suib.
Sheriff 8orge, bon Union, ipor
ON letten Samstag bier, infolgc ei.
mes ipe5iellen Gllfes.
Der SpIpeiter s gbenb iprrrbe in
ollcr biciigcn Girden gefcicri, Gcrabc
10 ois mic IN frilbcren Sobrcll.
Wlritop @iiilloun uno feline 1'dl.
Der, Srls. Ilnta unb Hoiena, maren
ont lctten Sdmstag bier, auf Be,
iud) bel Srcl1noen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03

groieiior (allf Dem S%tanoesomt)
,Simnlel! @os fGat mir ga cbcr
Gin? Nltn babe i6 meinc 8raltt 10
gcllall lunteriufcn loiicn, Of tic gang
gciuno lit, Oh Tie erblid b%elaltct lit,
baftcriolo9iid, pbrcnologiidL graph
ologiihL nit Tontgenitrablen bdbe ib
tic u,tcrilld)t, obcr bcrgeiicn babc i'd
gon5 unO gar fei~t3uitellcn. Oh lie oltd)
8elo bati"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03
Bic Snflncnsa it nod, inner am
Mnbcr.
3nblrcihc &cimbeindDcr iuGbrcnb Scr
MISUNDERSTANDING Mahridten
pun Murriiom.

WV "tpittIpH.
SicIc bicIigc Soutilicn BADEN 5llr
Belt nod, untcr scr Sllihlcn5u gu
lci0en.
8ictor Icppc fam ont npriacll
0icnstn0 BON Ct. 2olis INN @cib.
nad,tcn bel ieinen Ingcborigen ST.
pcrlcbcn. Gr fcbrtc ON porigcn
GpnncrStag, in 9eglcitung icines
9rllocrs 9lrtbllr, nnh OF. 2pllis gu.
rid.
Srul Icroinono C6cSfcp, bon
Wtcrico, melhc bel Scrponoten un0
%SSrcltnocn in Der 9td6c BON Yotsbanl
nltf @cilth lit, mar nit ibrer Shnc.
tier, Srnu @enrn Scppc, bier, nllf
Dem @cgc nod ct. 2o,lis 5l cinenl
lungcrcn We'llh.
Is ). @ciiicnbod) bat Ole nollitGn.
oigc 2citlung Ocs Sarmers glcpator,
inbcn1 Die bei0en Wei6Gitsfilbrer,
2%cllenbcrger unb Boss, an Scr Sn.
flllcn5n crfrunft iino.
@altcr Struttmann, bon Hbinc-
lnnb, befilloct iif Dicie ISOLDE oli
@eiud bel Srclmocn inn Bottom.
Srou Ebil. SllBer rnO &in0er,
bon Seffcripn Gitp, beiinocn iih bier
auf 9cilh bel Srau Buffers Wllttcr,
Sralt q. Wertei1s.
Jreo &id nl,roc porige Mod)c
nod ct. 2ouis gcbrod)t, Inn iid cis
ncr @ollcnltcin Operation ST. I'M
tcr5ieDcr. @ic bcrid)tct miro bat
&crr @if bic Operation gliidlid)
iibcritnnocn lrno bciinbct iif alri Dem
@c0e Scr @enciung.
Srol Gbas. SprcfclmcDcr, aus
Der NGbc unl, @urrcnton, erbiclt ci,
ncn Nllf nod)baltic, an DaS &ralfcn.
bctt hires Sotcrs, fyrc0 @Sid, pel6er
crnitlif crfranft lit.
SRI. Olga @olfinger, BON ct.
2pllis, befi1loct lid bier ollf 9eind)
bel 6%rcupoen.
SRI. Srieba Gggcnberg, mclde in
81. 2ouis bcidGfti9t lit unb iid) iii.
ter Den biciigcn illngen 2eltten gro.
Scr 9elicbtbcit crfreltt, befinbct iid
iibcr bic Sciertage bier.
gllf Dem NclljobrsbnlI in Noltc's
9alle, bcrlcbtct olc 1llllgell Scllfe et'
men fr0blibcn Iben0.
SRI. @lonhc Sooner beillft &C.
aenmGrtig SerlpanOte lrnb 6rclnoe
in uniercr Nadboridoft.
@ir bcridtcn nit 0eballcrn 0aB
gcgenwGrtig flint Witalicbcr Der 80
mile bon q. g.. 2cllcnbcrgcr front
oornieberliegen.
SEQ. @olfing, Der 2anopolttr09er
alti Gplttc /, mar gegen Groe Der
porigen ISOLDE, infolgc upn &ranfbcit
llidt inlItnnbe icincn Yflidtcn nad)a
5%llfonnlcn. Sranf S6ollmcper mar
icin Stcllpcrtretcr. G5 freut inns
obcr bcridtcn Slt f0nlcn, bab @err
@olfing jett micOcr imltanoe 1T lei
ne Houte 81 ilberrebme1.
Die Misunderstanding in Der
gpangl. Stride, ont borigcn 2icnS'
tag Ibenb, mar Iebr 5ablretd bellld)t.
SRI. Gecile Gorlpooo, iuelfe ibre
9ngeb0rigcn in 9lano bciltdt bate,
am Ietten Sonntng bon glano
Sri. gliie 2ihte, Die Sebrerit Der
GrimGr : &laile on Der Sdule in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03
DR.. W.. E. lockwood
3o6norjt
Oerm II, W 0.
Niiicc hcr $cpplcs %auf ~9cgcniitcr.
Sffice-Ybonc gtr. 3
@obnung-Ybone Gr. 303

Ten Sonntng ibren Gltcrn, Sobb @all
unb Wnttin. cincn @Ciit6 ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03

-anaeieen I'M SolfsbIatt bringcn
Grfolg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, No., on Dec.
10, 1918, as REQUIRED by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-03
0frnrr 5d)rribrbrirf hrs
pbilipp saurrampfer.

gPein Iicter Serr Hebudticndr!
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-10-09

cemetery The family has the SYM
pathy Of all
Rev Horton Of Bernie closed
meeting At the Christian church.
he had a JUNIOR choir composed Of
the little ones from the different
churches he gave q Bible drill
each night to the juniors and offer
eel prizes to the ones who learned
the drill Blanche Nenable won
first prize and lee London second.
Those called here on account Of
the sickness and death of LEO Nc
Gee we're his sisters, Mines Ethel
Henson and Agnes Tinnin Of Corn
wall. his sunts Mrs Tripp, Of Fred
ericktown and Mrs GWinn Of Corn
wall
Demps Bras~eIl has sold his cot
taee to DR. Hull Or Hull's son-in-
law. Leonard Gray. and family are
10 occupy 1t DAISY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-10-09

Tuesday. he 10 attend the confer
ence at NJ Louis and Mrs Hendrix
and children TO visit OF Blackwell
and labadie. where Rev Hendrix
spent several years as pastor We
were sorry 20 see these good people
leave. but wish them good luck IN
their work at Sturgeon The Junior
Red Cross met at Mrs. l. V Vows
and headed BY two little girls carry
ine a large bouquet Of beautiful
flowers marched to the depot and
presented il to Rev. and Mrs Hen
dirk as a token Of their good wishes
Misses Evaneiel and Lee London
left Saturday for several weeks visit
with relatives in the south part OF
Missouri
Miss Helen Buckner, intermediate
teacher. spent Saturday night with
home folks at Fredericktown
Miss Serena Walters, principal
spent Saturday night with home
folks at Jackson.
Born-To MIR and Mrs Ollie
Barker. fine son. Mother and sor
are doing fine. Ollies friends ar,
expecting him to recover
Mrs. Henry Cornman and grand
children. Everett and Lora, went Il
ST. Louis Saturday to visit relatives
Miss Vireie Raesdale was takeI
to ST. Louis last week and operates
on for appendicitis She was get
ting along very well according 4
latest reports.
Mrs. Morris Wilkerson and chill
dren have gone to East ST Louis Z
SPEND the winter with Mr., Wilker
son
| Died--At his home here, Leo, ED
est son of Thos. McGee. Leo wa
sick a few days and while his deaf
was not unexpected. as usual ~he
such things come it is a great shoe
to the many relatives and friend
The funeral was conducted Sunds
a Snowdenville and the remain
were laid to rest in the Suowdenvill
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-10-09

Miss Slrlls Burton
Roy smith had business ~ Mar
quand Friday and SATURDAY.
Miss Stella Burton visited home
fol.s saturday and Sunday
julius Dalton. who has been IN
Michigan. is at hume
Perry Stafkcy had business at
Fredcfckto.n last Friday
Rev soi Mrs John S,arkey we're
10 Patton saturday
John S,aniiil who has been work.
ina al fbfufelt. came home Sunday.
Miss Pearl Stanfll is on the puny
list
Mesrs Roy and cssi Sasth AMI
I Leslie wilkinson attended the basket
/ dinner At Pinry Union Sunday
/ Houston Long who has been
working at Blodeett. came home
Thursday. returning to work Monday
Rev John Stafkey flied his reeu-
lar appointmen, at NayfeId SUNDAY
Prayer meeting at Mount Carmel
every Sunday night
Mrs John Stafkey visited at W
n HenSons Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Charley lount and
I family visited Mrs lounts father
Alex Lnng. Sunday
Anon Cook and Peter Lincoln and
/ families left last Saturday for the
cotton country
Come on. Union Light. with your
news lNiNs
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-10-09

tion Zoe tuberculosis ! would com
mend Il TO all incipient cases l
sec them &c, veil and return home.
| had the honor Of marrying a
couple of very fine young people
discharged from the Institution
veil Doctors do not say well. but
that ,he case Is arrested in It's prog
ress 90 to the sanitorium every
other Thursday evening al 730 and
sp~sk to the nurses. manager and
patients Thev are intelligent peo-
ole. A number are from southeast
Missouri ! am free to state to my
friends that believe the institution
il a success The fine climate and
good management contribute much
10 its success
We are still better pleased with
our location than ever. The school
here ID 6ne. The hieh school Is
great. The boys have just finished
a football game with Pierce City
and beat them 32 to 8 Last Fri
day they beat Monett 25 to D.
Monctt Is q large town in Lawrence
county Of about 6oo0 inhabitants
Pierce City has a population OF about
1000. Mount Vernon has a line
lrrcord In athletics winning In al
most every contest.
| note with sadness the death
now and then Of some Of our good
citizens and friends Of Bollineer
county. Ny lone stay in the coun-
" and my association in church
and school very much endeared me
70 the peop,e. l dream Of the clear
|stresma beautiful sunlight Of Boz
llinosr. bs, when ! awake look out
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-10-09
Notice Of Final Settlement

Estate oi John II. Yount. deccaset,)
Notice is hereby gives to ali creditors
and Others interested in the estate OF
John II. Yount. deceased, that the un-
dersigned W Bee Yount, Administrator
Of said estate, wili make hnRl settlement
Of his accounts vith said estate a. such
administrator at the next term oi the
Probate court Of Boliinger county, Mis-
sour, 10 De holden at Marble Hill, IN
said county, on the tenth day ofNovem-
Der, A. ID. 1919.
W. Bgx YouST, Administrator.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-10-09
Mount Vernon. No.

This truly l. the land OF bad frd
.ppl~s The orchards are very fine
nov; aImos, oil the fruit Is sold to
eastern buyers Prices are enof'
nous
rhr wheat crop here 's not nearly
NIL ,hrshed Mills and elevators
are all full Machines have stopped
sx van, Of room to put the wheat
Farmers are sowing another crop
bu, not nearly 80 much as was
sowd last year
This has been the dryes, summes
have ever seen ! believe Il .
dryer In the southwest than Il is 10
the southeastern part of the state
| am 30 clad to hear Of the GOOD
,~sinnine cf viii Msyfieid Colleee
The e,pd pecple Of Bolhneer coan
". Marble Hill and Lu,esville. de
,<rve this prosperity There 's mol
/. c,ean~r town anywhere In ths
state for the school, not location
mur favorable, not one where TN
~.hoo, u needed mare than in Bol
linees county,
There seems to be q Great schoo
enthusiasm all over the country
The Southwest Baptist College hs'
doubled i,s enrolment over any
previous wear. There are thir'!
Iuiuisterial s,udents--a fine star
fos Bolivar.
Covesnos Gardner visited The san
.tosium lass week and msde : nm
mech = the courthouse Every
NV sAould heAr this speech
vss wsll sscsivs1 hsre.
The ssniasrium : : srsas inssisu
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-10-09
Patton Star Route
(Crox ded cut last week

Health is reasonably good
We have been having lots OF rain.
There was no church at Mount
Carmel Sunday on account OF the
rain.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Martin and
children OF Flat River have been
visiting at W. N. Henson's.
The sale at R. l.. Rob'nsons last
Saturday was well attended. ali
though il rained all dav
MIR and Mrs. Perry Starkey and
family and Doc Green attended the
fair Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Abraham Watts
Eula Bruce and Roscoe Ray OF Fred
cricktown visited at Geo. Wilkinsons
Friday nieht.
The Green school is progressing
nicely under the management o.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-10-09

Until dav not so very long ago.
like 5000. 900 900 bushels
Of curncobs we're thrown away an
nuslIy in the United States, a fact
that disturbed nobody in particular.
for they seemed good for nothing.
Ii needed the government lnquirine
chemists to discover that they could
he transformed into commercial
products Properly treated the ccos
Yield an adhesive gum that is find-
inc use in various industries, from
manufacturing paper boxes TO past
ING posters on billboardS. The Sold
cob. left after the glue has been ex1
uacted. is ground up, mixed with
molasses. and dried as food foa|
cattle Nothing that was a corncoe
need he wasted. and the moral d
that. as the Duchess might be cx1
pected to say TO Alice. is that on1
should never think anything useles
until one has tried to find OUT
Christian Science Monitor.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-10-09
6 to | in favor Of
Good Roads.

The rad 'ppnd election lslss'
cd off quietly Tuesday. a very
light vote being polled. The
day va, fine aud there was
nothing b. hinder anybo'ly
from casting his vote. The
un"fiiria. vut". ~ wc r.c"iN"
IL. stands lSJ7 for the bonds.
and SCI against the is~u".
This h more than q b. !.
Mungl. was the nuly precinct
where the vet" was against u,
l-.ing ~ for. aud - against
S,urdlvant cnmeS ~ with a
unanimous vote. standing -
lnr. aud - against. that l"ing
,hr only prccinct N the rouu'
Is with that record. Th' ~.
suit certainly ought to br >ai
lsfacbpry b. a very large ma
nrlty 81 tho~c voting.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-10-09
Notice to Taxpayers

You are hereby notified the under
signed will meet the taxpayers of
BolIineet county at the following
times and places for the purpose ot
collecting the current taxes for the
year 1919. and all delinquent taxes
for previous years
Monday Oct l3 Zalma
Tuesday oct Il Zalma
Wednesday. Oct Is Greenbrler
Thursday forenoon. Oct l6 Doneola
Friday forenoon, Oct II Adam
Sites Store
Friday afternoon. Oct II Cooper
& HAYNES
Sat. Oct Is. at Office Marble Hill
Monday. Oct 20 Sedeewickville
TUESDAY. Oct 2l Sedgewickville
Wednesday. Oct, p Lixvllie
Thursday. Oct q Lixviiie
FRIDAY. Oct. "a. forenoon. heitman
Mill
Friday, Oct "a. afternoon, Alliance
Sat. Oct IS. at Office Marble Hill
Monday, Oct q Patton
Tuesday. Oct. Is Patton
Wed, Oct %, forenoon. ". A.
lount's Store
Thursday. Oct 80 Bessville
Friday, Oct. 81, forenoon George
Mayhelds Store
Friday, Oct. 81. afternoon, Scopus
Nor,ct 10 MEscHANrs-Taxes due
on Merchants License must be paid
on or before November |, 1919 All
Merchants licenses expire on No.
vember 1, 1919
JOHN B. SMITH.
Collector Of Revenue.
Marquand
| Crowded out last week.
| Rev. Hendrix and family left las