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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-04-04
How is Your Complexion?

A woman should grow more beau
tiful as she grows older and she will
with due regard to baths, diet and ex-
ercise, and by keeping her liver and
bowels in good working order. If you
are haggard and yellow, your eyes
losing their lustre and whites be-
coming yellowish, your flesh flabby,
it may be due to indigestion or to a
sluggish liver. Chamberlain's Tab
lets correct these disorders.-Adv.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-04-04

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, 1919-05-06

ments would be made for Italy to be
represented when the peace treaty is
presented to the Germans this week.
M. Clemenceau, Mr.. Lloyd George and
President Wilson composing the Coun-
Gil of Three today sent a communica-
ton to the Italian Govt, inviting it to
resume its place at the Peace Confer
ence. The Council invitation is Of such
a nature that it is believed Italy will
accept it, and that the relations temper
arily broken by the recent departure
from Paris of Signor Orlando and Baron
Sonnino will be restored by the pre-
sence of Italian delegates at the con
ference before the treaty is delivered
to the Germans.
London, May 3rd.-A War Office Off
cial report says thar Archangal advices
have been deceived to the effect that Sc
riOus enemy attacks, long anticipated,
have begun on the Dvina and Vaga
fronts. A message from the Dvina front
on Thursday says hat BoIsheVik gun
boats shelled the Allied positions spasmo-
Ideally, but were forced to withdraw oW-
ing to the gun fire. A Vaga front des-
patch on Friday says that after a long
Commandment, the enemy delivered an
attack in great strength, but were being
repulsed everywhere with great losses.
In the forest, the enemy suffered heavy
casualties, leaving forty lead lying on
the wire. General Irnnside says that
the Allied troops fought s~pIendidly, The
ice on the Dvina river has compIeteh
broken up from Archangel and is moving
out. 1t is expected that the river will
be navigable for gunboats within a week.
London, May 18th. kilograms from
the Italian capital, reporting the efforts
being made by Allied diplomats to heal
the breach caused by the absence of
Italy's delegation at the Peace Confer
ence says, that NJ. Barrere, the French
Ambassador at Rome, conferred with
the Premier, Signor Orlando, yesterday
from 11.35 a. m until noon A conflict
of opinion is apparent among the Italian
newspapers regarding a possible set
Element of the Adriatic question. One
Rome message, says the "EpOca", I'M
derstands a solution Of the Fiume dis
pute will be proposed, with France
acting as intermediary. Another tele-
gram, however, quotes the 'Giornale
D'Italia'' as stating that there is no
foundation for the report.
Paris, Bird. Hava's. Another attempt
against Nj. Clemenceau apparently has
been frustrated by the arrest of a 19
year old youth, who was seized near the
entrance of M. Clemenceau's home. The
youth, whose name is CornilIon, was
carrying a s%tiletto, and had in his pos
session anarchiSticaI literature. He do
, 1919-05-06

to hand them the terms Of peace, there
was no extraordinary happenings with
the controversy between Italy and the
Council of Three still unsettled and the
Chinese DELEGATE n reported to be dis
posed to protest against the awarding OF
KiaO-Chau to the Japanese, Belgium now
is declared TO De dissatisfied with the
terms Of the Peace Treaty as regards
her territorial desires in Germany. The
Soviet movement on Central Europe
seemingly is fast approaching its down
all, Munich the seat OF the Ba-
Varian Soviet Government is report
ed qnofioia.Iy to nave been recap
tured. In Hungary the forces Of King
Ferdinand Of Roumania with the Mon
arch at their head are about to enter
Budapest while Bella Kun the Foreign
Minister in the Hungarian Soviet Govt.
c)nJinI95 10 make o%yertuHe3 10" a ces-
sation OF hostiIities by Rumania and
also by the Czecho-Slora<s and the
Jugo. Slavs.
Paris, May 2nd-It was announced
IN police headquarters during the day
that 423 policemen had been injured in
riots on thursday. Twelve were said
t. nave been wounded severely.
Paris. May 2nd-Ihe credentials com
mictee Of the Peace Conference held a
meeting today 10 examine the Ger
man credentials received at Versailles
yesterday. There is no disposition, it
is oaid, on the part o. the Allies to
raise any question regarding the com
pefency OF the Berlin Government
to speak for the remainder OF Germany
in the matter. They are proce eding on
the rheory that the Berlin Ministry IS The
real German Govt. Another meeting
with the Germans on this question is i'm
probable because the decision of the com
mittee regarding veriication and ade-
quacy probably will be communicated
to the Germans in writing.
Brussels, May End The Soir says that
Paul Humans Of the Belgium peace dele
cation in Paris received on Thursday an
official communication that Belgium will
obtain Immediately $500, 900, 900 francs
indemnity and all material and financial
assets the Germans left in Belgium, and
that Malmedy. and Eupea, Rhenish Prus-
STA, will be attached to Belgium.
Redding, Cal, May 3rd-An earth
quake of fifteen seconds duration was
felt here early yesterday and also at
Andersen, Cal. No damage was re-
ported.
Washington, May 3rd.-Intimation
that a special session of Congress will be
called by President Wilson to meet about
June LIST is contained in confidential des-
potcbao received in WASHINGTON from
, 1919-05-06

and operation at midnight by direction OF
President Wilson.
Paris, May 3rd.-An Austrian peace
delegation has arrived in France. The
delegates have been housed at ST. Ger
main.
Washington, May End. The determi-
nation Of President Wilson indicated in
press advices- from Paris,js that no Anne
rican troops shall continue on German
soil for a longer period afte~ the signing
of the peace treaty than may be necas-
sary to embark them for home is borne
out by present plans of the war depart
ment which contemplates the return of
the entire American eXpeditiOnary forces.
Paris, May 3rd-Ihe Italian issue is
still in the balance with M. Barrere
French Ambassador and Mr.. Page Anne
rican Ambassador, both making efforts
at Rome TO find by conversations with
Premier Orlando a formula which will
heal the breach caused by the with
draWal Of the Italian delegation to the
Peace Conference. Ihe Italian Premier
is said to show a disposition to resume
relations, but thinks that Overtures
should come from Paris. Premier Or
lendo has written a letter deprecating
nti-Amnrican demonstrations saying
that the Minister of the Interior has
taken steps to stop them.
Paris, May 3rd.-1he presentation of
the peace terms to the Germans will not
take place be ore Wednesday May 7th,
according to the present indications, this
mornings Paris newspapers say. I'M
portant progress has been made however
in solving problems remaining before
the final shaping of the treaty. The
E no de Paris says that the Council of
Three yesterday adopted the section of
the treaty dealing with AIsace Lorraine
which are given to France, the own
ership Of the railways included. The
Council has also fixed the status of
Luxembourg this newspaper adds, COM
pletely severing the 4rand Duchy from
Germany. Now that the Peace treaties
are to be handed over TO the Germans,
the point ou' that the sum
moning Of the Austro-H Hungarian del
egates seems propable and they voice
the expectation that an invitation Of an
amicable sort will be sent to Italy re
questing the presence of her delegates.
Paris, May Bird In a German wire
less despatch picked up in Paris the
first meeting of the German delegates
with representatives Of the Allies is
described at lentgh. The attitude of the
French officials is characterized as cold
but correct" The message declares
that the French and British press treat
the arrival of the Germans as a matter
of p,inor iunOrtonco and adds that az
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-09
MARINE WORKERS
.AFFILIATI0N Votes
To CALL A STRIKE
VIRTUALLY ALI Tgiillt u
NEW YORK HiRrOI WAY
HE TIED Up

'N Associated ir
NEW YORK. Jam a strike
which & BE- asserted w.l' virtually t'e
mp an traffic 10 Sow f..t WrHuI
unless The FpdDt,l government wua-
tug and tarr.as with .Drs ANA
sailors. YVES called toni. uy the
marine worker Gtf..Iou Tor %
o'clock tomorrow moInul Ih. strike
ota was taken after on. War Labor
Boar dauuouD.d Do e.U Hfy iO oi.
feet settlement with o.. Boat own
srs' Association and PLACED lII blame
ON the shoulders 81. 'ho p.oyOrs
The strike was called because pfi.
waite boat owners rgtu- .H submit
the question Cd. 900 eight hour dag to
arbitration by rhc War Labor Board.
lu announcing ODE 1000 taken
Thomas D. poIahauty .-.dant OBJ
the Marine Workers A..H'ion. de-.
clared ih, strike win " up every
elg h. steam Hcl .HHh1ii
barge da.E -rOu aud holster
m the hart0r. and w automatl-
cally throw ugt of work 1000 ..uE.
hCaneu and 5000 r.lIt U.A.
IleIs
o.. declared that only boosts owned
Hy fHa Federal ..
.. Oh. -... and Groom
transports .o ,l. bias. n'Hs .a.
boats plying b.We. Manhattan
y..Dt. .u# islands . .... .I..
are hospitals would .N."nfe,
frrrH tho .fr.I.. .H..r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-09

|l hlf 90 commander of tho Depart
..f .t OH. West V.t headquarters
san Francesca H. Iutt there "a
u. ru Governors Island Boo March.
gl1
General BpU haI served only
.ra mouths .. commander of ING
r..rm.r. when he was assigned %
umuud @. thu Soyguiy-seyenth
..uuua Army Division at Camp Up,
D.. Oh. Nas ordered ro France ia
...uu.r 0f CHAT year Cor ohscrva-
au uI remained abroad three
months
Although General Ho'I trained The
..Htg .,mth. hp was NOT permit
I'D .. ...U .' fU Franco. iur .hu med
% board which examined him found
physical condition such that he
.# u.. U.. Cor active service ia
..I and Do. W. relieved ui the
uumaut BOB May ol a.f year ITO
however and chen was reap
.l..I f. uk. command ot the east
m department
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-18
BAPTIST MEETING

He Every Que that tilirsthetl
for Gospel, drink.
Come to tue Revival that starts
at the Baptist Church next Sum
day april 5sth, II a. IN q. 8 p, n.
An House Of PRAYER for. every
one. Tic singing vii, be led by
an experienced evangelist, back
cd good congregational singing.
We have just received 100 new
books. Select Gospel Songs
State eSaugeIist, Rev. ". u.
Neial, an ready we'll known and
.oged by many people OF the co.
immunity, will do the preaching;
don't lGlss 4 one Of his sermons.
its tsis. argent request of the
Pastor tl.at every Christian In
til { eon u.nni' q especially
the men aers rs church
threw themselves soul and Body
in tie meeting nss!ttil.sig at the
first service that .ge islay under
our Heavenly Father make this
! q great soul winuin campaign
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-18
ETCR WELDING COTTON
VARIETIES PAY BEST

The best Welding Ffrrietfes of cot
.nn produce twenty, thirty. and even
forty per cent more cotton than the
ncorer varieties, as shown by reports
Of Southern experiment stations, ac-
cofding 10 w. Il. Perkins. director OF
extension, Louisiana State University.
,.The popular varieties OF cotton
change SO rapidly. OF account of new
ones being brought cut and old ones
renamed that it i; difficult 10 name
the best varieties" says Prof. Perkins
1.-THE important point is that the vari-
ety should be pure; that is, every stalk
should be similar in appearance and
in productive capacity TO every other
stalk. The art OF making the best cot
ton crop On q given piece of land con-
sists in having as many stalks as there
ia room far of a variety in which ev-
err stalk will produce its full quota u
cottoa. 4 mixed or hybrid variety Will
never Do tbs, because q great many
Of the stalks will be barren or will be
shy produce-s. Uniformity in color
and general appearance are very good
indications OF variety.
ut would he unMise- however,. for
cotton farmers TO depend wholly upon
Improved seed as a means of increas.
ing yields, ear ii :nust be remembered
that fertile soil is the most impof-
tart factor in successful cotton grow
ing. It is a very poor policy, indeed,
TO plant very poor land in cotton at
all"
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-18
CANADIAN AvIATORS
PROVED WISE BIRDS

When the members of TIE ROYAL
Flying Corps. who trained in The
Eleventh Federal War Savings Dis
dFdct. returned to Canada. many of
fhem mad become enthusiastic b1y-
els Of War Savings Stamps Having
been given a taste OF buying Govern.
men securities for small amounts,
they became SO insistent that the
canadian Government inaugurated 4
system of War Savings Stamps, SIM
ifar to that in the United States.
THE leading men of the world to-
DAY" recently declared a Canadian
f1ancier, those charged with direct
iasE its affairs, realize that The e2er-
ciso OF thrift IS absolutely necessary
FOR the restoration OF normal condI-
cons IN all countries.
.st 10 to be observed also that
these men consider It as necessary
for me people of the United Statea
and t'anada--couatrie nndamagcd
by the var-so save as Il Is for
those Of France and Belgium TO do
so. /. lis the condition On which H.
naneiaI and industrial recovery i
hgscd.'
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-18

Dr.. A L. Peters is here for his
work. He and family are doing
light house keening at the Greed
home until he get permantly set
tied later.
Mr.. Pea.ter bought the dots
adjoining his property on the
west.of the school building. Hon.
j. W. Britt put through the deal.
The Methodist Sunday School
will have an Easter program N
at the Sunday school hour. Let
US all come prepared with lib
era offering for the orphans.
nr Neil will be here Sunday
to begin REVEAL services at the
Baptist Church.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-18
Com NJ unity sicctair..


Glenmora did itself proud at
the meetinglast Thursday night.
MIR. Ii. W. Stehev led the
singing and twas good TO hear
the school children and soldiers
sing the old familiar war songs
Prayer was offered by rev. 2,
w. Lotion aud short speeches
were made by messsrs ] +.
THttle, ". W. Perry and H. "
Stopher.
Enthusiasm ran high anu
should stimulate us to do some.
thing like this quiteotten.
We need the get to gesaes
spirit fer all the deqelepeE.ea:
of this town. No one man nor
0st a fe " men can do wl.s. az
ooald do BY working tCgetae
Mr.. Stos,her did us q goe.,
service aud We should be pleased
10 have him come a1aih-
4
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-18

There will be an entertainment
at the school house for the well
come OF. the return soldiers.
Saul Germillion and ia mily
were visitors of the Nc Niclls
Alf,w Of the Glenmora girls
and boys went to Oakdale Mond :
ay night to attend the Lyceum
a The Oakdale High School
nd your house leak last Tues
Lar fit didn't it was sure q
good one
Word has been received frsm
Louie Isabel and he will 5so9n be
with us again
John Greenhaw has put up a
meat u arket in west Glenmora.
Bob Bridgewater who form
-ri.t iiyed here but has been gon
% ne past year. called on as last
week
f. E Strickland and faHlily
re baek with us again. Mr.,
i-;st.ii;okIand is .hick at the pres
ant time.
| Collins from Port Arthur
va, =. visitor TO Gienmora a few
,daJs ago.
Mrs. Currie ard two drughters
visited Mrs. MAXWELL last week
W. A. Mcaeyittis with us a
gain.
John Ardries is back after
several months in France
Rev. P. w. Loften in Alexandria
was III AIexrniria last week
:. 5. Gersou visited the Parish
c.satI;sl last week.
Nr. scloffer of Al4xsalfis
nas 18th us last week OF arran-
4e or a community meeting.
DR.. Scott OF Elizabeth was q
professional visitor her last
week.
Mr.. Buffer OF Alexandria Wis :
tied their daughte, Mrs. Rouse.
the past few days,
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-18
10 the people OF The town CT

10 the people OF The town of
Glcnnora,
That have annnunced my self
as q candidate for marshal and
would like to let you know my
platform which you would like
to know. | aln coning oUt for
the Justice of the people who live
in the tewn and surrounding CO.
immunity. will see that all tile
streets are kept c'ean and that
back allies are taken care Of
which you all know has not been
done In the past and will apprec-
late your support on the 22nd
which is nexr Tuesday and will
promise you that l will do MY
duty IS so@a marshall. Thank
iGg sou one aud all in Advance
for your votes.
Yours 10 serve,
" f. Machliu.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-18
FEEDING COTTON SEED
MEAL TO HOGS

i. Cottonseed meal cannot be sur
passed for giving the tirmness Of flesh
and lard demanded by the packers.
2. Cottonseed meal should not con-
stitute more than onc-foGrth OF the
ration of hogs.
5. Cottonseed Eeal should not be
fed more than four or Eve weeks at
any one period; but after a rest u
three to FIVE weeks the cottoasoed
meal can again be fed for another pc
riod of four CT fve weeAs.
4. By all means gel good grade
rf cottonseed meal. for interior meaa
may haze a poisonous effect.
S. When fed 10 hogs on grazing
crops, cottonseed meal may bc fed IN
larger quantities and for longer pc
RODS than when on dry feed only.
6. Cotsoaseed meal supplies pro
tein claeaply and is available at all
times and at I'll places.
a. Gottonseed meal, fcrlninE enc
fourth Or one-fifth Of a ration, is q
most excellent feed for hogs for the
last fonr weeks EeEcre elangatsring,
iris Is especially tr7ig " .,pgs gsa2sa
or led on peanuts. soy beans, or 9tfer
sogt pork-prntiuciLs feeds.
8. Cotfonseed meal Is a splendid
supplement- to corn and rice polish.
q. II cot.cnseed meal Is fed JUDI
ciousiv, its efficiency aa feeding
value viii beccrle more and more an
parentJ. q FTancioni, Agent in
swina Hushanlry. Extension Division,
f..stfzsara state University.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-18
REWARD

We the undersigned will give
a reward of $3.50, for any iufor-
nation that will lead to the ar
rest and conviction F:any per
son trespassing on the grounds
of the Gienmora High School
property, and particularly cut-
ting the fence OF molestiug the
signs on the fence or any other
place about the school property
j. W. May
Jno. w. Britt
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-18
ELECTION

The municipal election will
take place next Tuesday the %.
Several candidates are before us
foc each office. All sf, them are
well known to the voters. should
cah out large suffrage
live issues are before Us and
il our town is not u better town
the next two years. We sray
blame our selves for the fault.
Come ont and cast yonr vote.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-18
CENTENARY WORK

Methodist OF Louisiana have
before them the greatest task
ever assigned them ia the raising
Of nearly q million dollars for
missions during the next five
years. How this is tS be done
puzzles even the faithful when it
is learned that in the whole state
onlo SIG, 339 were paid by the CHI
urches for missions last year,
and asst year was considered .
banner year. The Sunday School
contributed to missions last
So, ,124 in 1918. There are more
than 40, 600 Methodist in the
state and the enrolment in Meth
odist Sunday Schools of Louis
lana is in excess of 30, 0,0QQ.
The Louisiana Methedists will
go over the top in the great dri-
We for missions, which will be
stsged in May, is the candid op,
inion OF DIR. n. E. Joyner, Con-
ference Missionary Secretary,
in charge Of the state camp7ign.
The plan he has adopted is sim.
pie, but IS has already begun to
get results. The plan asks each
Sunday School pupil giyeto mis-
sious five cents a month. At one
shot the Sunday School contribu
ton leaps from $4,000 to nearly
$4,000 a year. lie has operated
"a campaign that has brought
thousands of pledges from Meth
odists TO tithc thysii, inGoges and
each Methodist will be asked to
do as much for others as he does
for himself. Alethodists of Lou
Fisiana could give 2 cents a day
and give more than million
dollars in five years. The total as
seut for million would be but
50cents a mopth apiece.
The Alethstkst Of GLENN ora
arc wiling to go their limit ~
meeting their part 0f this Prog
ram, according to Key. Perry
tic pastor hera. Mr.. Tuttle has
been appointed campaign direc-
tor, and he is now in touch with
DR. Joyner aud others and is per
fecting the local organization so
that when the drive comes off III
May the Methodist of Glenmora
will be able to face their kreth-
rem in the other districts OF the
state with a clear conscience
j. W. May has been afrepuent
visitor TO Oalioaie and Lake Char
les lately.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-18

for the lost atsour doors ready to
be rescued. The Father Son and
Hoy Spirit ,afei ready to save
them are yoa2
Cone then with, as and we
viii do the good far the Lord
hath spoken gcoa nets;loereu,s
lsarel. -
MN s{'eacs
Come OH time bring ,-our lcsE
friends that they may be sa.ye1
ALI together for glorious VIC
tory.
p. w. Lotion, Pastor
Sunday School workers OF
the Iron mou ntain district arc
cordially invited to attend rally
at Long Leaf next Mondag even
ing at s..3lA ~
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-18
ARE YOU GENUINE
OR 4 ChMOUFlAs(,EE:
PATRIOT (which?
Analyze Yourself

Analyze yourself!
Are you 4 real rcd-bloode9 Amer
lean or are you 4 camouffaSe pa
triat" DO you really appreciate the
great victory thar our Government
ard Cur boys won for .you2 Do you
realize that everything you have
would be worthless or taken away
RON y6,: apd THAI you would hare
Deca little more thar a slave if this
victory :aad not been won2 Have
YOU stoppad to think that thousands
or men-big. strong, able-todied men
have gladly died on the battlefield
.to giYe you the blessing OF peace
and victorye They gave everything
life. home. loved ones. Do you r.
auze that there are thousands Of
mothers and sisters in oar country
who are broken-hearJed today because
they have los. their loved ones, bnt
who proudly gave their sons and
Husbands 10 protect You and yours
and bring victory?
flow, then, are you showing yaur
appreciation? Are you holding your
war Savings Stamps and Liberty
Bonds? Are you saving your money
and lending it to your Government
through the purchase of 1919 War
Savings Stamps in order that the
victory bill may be paid and the
boys brought home?
Every time a War Savings Stamp
is cashed that much money IS drawn
directly out of the United States
Treasury money that the Govern
ment had counted or using to paw
the victory bill--a bill contracted in
orler that this would be a safe
country for you to live in-money
that ii expected TO use IN feeding a
soldier or sailor and bringing MIN
back to the home-folks in Texas.
louisiana New Mexico or Oklahoma.
A wise Government has made it
possible for the owners Of War Say!
ings Stamps 10 cash their War sag-
;ngs Stamps at the postoffice after
giving ten days notice. IL one has
had misfortune and has urgent need
Of his money ali he has to dc is ask
the Government Tor it and bacl; mis-
money will como with interest for
every day it has been left to the
Government.
AS an American. a patriot one
who loves his country do you thin!;
the person is a real patriot. sure
enough America1. who at this tim9
OF the Governments great need cast
es his War Savings Starns if il Is
possibie for him to hold them2 Do
you tbiEk he shows the or2per sp
rreciati0n CT victory?
II vas easy to be patriotic wnen
the boys were in the th;c'c Of he
fight. waen the drums we-e boom
ing the battle call, but the real test
of patriotism IS what one does nos.
Every person who can should held
his War Savings Stamps until the
maturity date. DO you think real
American wotld cash his War Sav
ings Stamps unless he was in dire
need of the money?
War Savings Stamps are the saf
est investment in the world They
increase constantly in value and this
! constant increase is guaranteed b'
the Government.
Bry 1919 War Savings Stamps
They pay good interest. Save and
have.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-18
NOTICE

LOST Five shares of Cap
ital Stock, In Glenmora
Bank. Certificate No. ~,
dated Aug. I, 1913, has been
lost. The public is warned
against trading for same.
Geo M. Monroe