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The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02
Shoe yourself at DAWS0N'S
Every pair guaranteed to your
entire satisfaction.

and Fathers you have failed. Little
children were given to YOU and yc
trained them not in the ways Of ctcr-
nal life; instead yet told them how to
save and lay up worldly things so they
could have good time and make
money and be counted successful; yes,
you tried TO make this life rs easy and
pleasant for them as possible, while
] gave their little lives into your keep
ing expecting you to see that they
were taken not sent to the house Of
worship where they could learn more
about me and fitted for a life of
Christian service on earth and then
much more beautiful life in the
Heavenly Kingdom"
History teaches US that nation aft
err nation, and individual after individ-
ual, has tried for world power, leav-
in out God and His great plan. What
has been the result A? All Of them have
been dashed against the rocks OF fate,
and their bones are bleaching on the
shores of time. These awful failures
to forsake the living God, is sure and
absolute failure. Yet today, as yes
teriay, and 1000 years ago, intclli-
gent men WOfiltn vi kObu UuHl-
ness acumen are rushing along blind
ly ignoring the call to Christian serv-
ice. They have their names on the
church roll and IL asked IL they Were
christians would undoubtedly say they
were. But would they pass muster
under Gods scrutiny?
Men and women why not "play the
game" fair and loyal to Him who
"died for you" Why not see this
matter in the right light? Sooner or
later you will have TO meet your God
and your life will be laid bare before
the Great While Throne; you will be-
gin to make excuses, but of what
F. avail will they be when Jesus says,
l"Did ye not hear of the children of
Israel who wandered away from God
and went into sin and were brought
back, time after time, but wandered
away again until the Heavenly Father
scattered them over the face of the
earth to be cursed and spat upon, and
how, since that time, nation after ma
ton, and millions or men and women
who have had the same warning have
gone astray and were banished from
the face OF God, and yet We did the
same thing and permitted the little in
nocent children, given you to care for
to wander away? You had the Bible
to ten you how to lead these little
ones. You had the church to take
them to. You had the sunshine and
the seasons, the growing things
! around you all the time to tell you O.
the Mighty Living God, yet you ig-
, nored it all and now you will have "a
pay the price. You had years in
, which to make good and failed. Men
and women and little children died all
around you as warning that some
| time you would have to pass away
yet you were Indifferent to criminal
degree"
|, You, fathers and mothers, who have
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02
Mothers, Fathers, "PIay the Game
Fair!"

II has been truly said that "The
hand that rocks the cradle is the hand
that rules the world" and IL has been
admitted by every right thinking man,
that the influence of the mothers OF
our children is the greatest force for
Righteousness in the world; conse-
quently there is "A great obligation up
on mothers. Are they meeting 1t AS
they should?
When this country first undertook
TO defend her rights in the great
world war some mothers were so bit
ter against their son being drafted
that influenced their boys to refuse
to wear the national uniform. We
were Mortified to learn that through
the unpatriotic act of his mother q
young soldier was tried and sentenced
to 20 years in federal prison, and
thus branded as coward and slack.
er, never again to look the world in
the face and say 81 did my duty as O
man."
But what of the women who have
been blessed with motherhood, anC
the fathers who have the mighty re-
sponsibility of training souls for tn,
"Better Kingdom" who, by indiffer'
ence, are causing their children t.
look upon the church and its activities
as of no vital Importance? During tn,
six days of the week they, perhaps
never call attention Of their children
to the Sunday School lesson and OF
Sunday morning lie in bed late, and, Il
they GO to services at all, they get il
too late, thus stamping the service al
cheap and Of no account, and, per
haps, most Of the family stay at HON,
and the boys play ball or work mos
Of the day, or play cards In a neigh
boris hay NOV, or one Of hundrct
other things, thus getting farther an,
farther away from spiritual things.
| Win the great Judge say: Mother
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02
BIGELOW news

NO mood IL Ioss moi.,,ro ..r..
weather and n chance 10 c,,ch M wi,h
the work.
MIR. and Nrs AI,c, No,,o,, ,o,o
Nound CITY nnss,ngors Ia, NonJa,,
evening.
MIS- NcIlic Ro,cbo,s v,,o L,s
been visiting with nom. fall cor sey.
crnl DAYS, icft Monday evening for
Maryvillc, Mo-. TO resume her studies
in the state normal school.
bro. ], W. Thomson prcaehcd n
very interesting sermon to a good siz-
cd crowd at the Methodist church, Ia 4
Sunday evening.
Mrs. John CouchIin arrival tho
latter nnrt of lnst Week from, Kn,s,s
CITY, and Mr., and MR.. conghlin have
gone 10 housc-kccping in the o ~.
Uogrcfc residence.
II, a,'I g. N,..l ,,,.
- 'H III. 80 q. 1871" n,'
hn ,s" '''''o'" u" ''' 'o"op"' '"S' MON
''.' Mr. po,, c,,.,, =, po,,o.,o
wns yisiting with hor sis,op NJ
Ill k W. w. a,e'', m's'
"'"n 'o',,'' o''"'e" ''"''"' 'o'''a''
ON bfidgmon Is touring the
county thls week with CIaud Manlov"'
state manager OF the Woodmen OF the
World oil Kansas CITY, who Is visiting
the several camps with view OF m
ereasIng the membership.
-orvllle jackson arrived home one
DAY hst week from Camp Funston
where ne received his discharge. Or
vllle Is looking good and oil course
Is glad To be back nome once more
Mrs. NJ. Fister is here this week
from Kansas City visiting with Mis-
W. {. Dodson and family.
Louis Anthony WINS a st. Joserh
passenger last Monday morning.
Nj NJ. Snapn is here This week
from ST. Joseph. visiting with bis
daurhter' Mrs Geo. Cook and family
Mrs. n NJ. Davis is in Craig hi,
week visiting with relatives anC
friends.
Mrs, =. Spellman. of Mound City
was a week end visitor with her daugh
Ter. Mrs. Guy Tones and family.
-Clabe Smith was transaeting bus
mess in 81 .Josepb' one day, The frs
of the week.
Earl Keaster. Virgil Conner. Rus
sell HaigIer and John Hatcher Jour
neyed over the hot sands of the deser
at the regular meeting of Bigelov
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02

w. +. Vance unloadcd n car load
Of metal culverts here, one day, last
week, for use on the land company's
ground east OF the big ditch, to drain
the water off this valuable ground.
The culvcrts were shipped from Mob
crly. Mo.
III. I. Ninsonhalcr, an old former
Bigclow resident. was here several
days, last week, from Humboldt, Ncb,,
visiting with friends and relatives.
Miss Ethel Jones was "a Mound
City visitor last Saturday.
&C. W. Courier has designed new
style chicken coop that will keep out
the mice, rats and mites, and IL very
easily cleaned, and having made one
for his own use, IL now working on 1,
number for some of his friends.
r.. W. Graham and son, Ralph,
were shopping in st. Joseph, last Sat
urday.
j. T.. Slater returned last Sunday
afternoon from 81. Louis, where he
had been attending the st, Louis con-
vocation of Scottish Rite Masons, he
having been an invited guest of that
body.
Mrs. Dan Larkins and daughter
Miss Charlcnc, were st. Joseph WISH
tors, last Saturday.
-Messrs. Mitchell and Nauman
were down from Craig, the latter par,
of last week, and bought car load
Of stock hogs, which were shipped t.
Craig last Saturay.
n. W. Morley, who has been Wis
iting with his son, Charley and fam
lily for several days, returned to hi'
home in Forbes last Sunday noon.
Ed Coons, member of the board OF
civil service examiners in st. Joseph
was here last Saturday, and conducted
an examination for rural mail carriers
for Route | out of Mound City. Their,
were seven men and one lady who
took the examination, which was hel,
in the W. o. W. hall.
Mrs. Guy Jones and Mrs. I. J
BridgmoR attended the reception
given by the wives of the st. JOSEPH
Shriners at the RobidouX Hotel in tina
city, on Friday afternoon of last week
Superintendent of our schools
Miss Mary England, and Miss Cassie
Abshire were Craig visitors, on las
Saturday evening.
Ah'h "oo - Nt''s'
in Phelps, Mo-, one day, last week.
Louis Anthony, one day last week
at Des Moines, Iowa, traded his Slut
car for new Oldsmobile eight port
car, and drove the car home the latte
part of last week.
Mrs. c. ID. Bowers and son, Rob
ert, and daughter, Miss Leila, of Lin
coin, Neb., were visiting with Mrs. c
A. Conway, several days the latte
part Of last week.
MIR. and Mrs. John Gresham wer
over from Mound City, last Sunday
visiting with relatives and friends.
Miss Cassie Abshire and j. "
Thompson were Sunday dinner guest
of Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Davis.
Guy Jones, T. ]. Bridgmon, Fran
Walker, Jesse Kahn, Joe Lauekempe
and c. A. Conway attended the bi
Shriners meeting in st. Joseph, las
Friday evening.
-Rained almost all day last Sun
day, and our farmers are beginning I
complain about getting behind wit
their farm work and about the groun
working 80 hard. 1t il said that o
account of 80 much rain the soil
packed and very hard TO handle. VIVA
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02
Gard of Thanks.

We desire to thank the many kind
friends for their sympathy, the choir
and the beautiful floral offerings IN
the death Of our brother.
MRS. HATTIE VINS0NHALEh
MRS. CARRIE TURNER,
MISS EVA DEAN,
GEORGE DEAN,
ROBERT DEAN,
FRED DEAN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02

w. q. Proud, M. D.. Eye. Ear.
Throat and Nose Specialist. Office.
Physicians and Surgeons Building,
It'll and Francis Sts.. St Joseph. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02

For Sale-Pure Bred White Pekin
Duck Eggs, 75c setting.
MRS. LEE BEAVER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02

you would turn heaven and earth that
they may have Eternal Life.-Luthcr
c. Cox, in The Christian Evangelist.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF

For 900 yesra COLD MEDAL IIaariem
Withstand attacks OF kidney, liver,
bladder and stomach troubles and all
diseases connected with tde urinary
orRans and to build up and restore 10
health organs weakened by disease.
These most important organs must be
watched, becaus. they alter and purify
tho blood; unless they do their work
you are doomed.
dependency, baekach.. stomach trou-
BILE. pains In tn. lotus and lower abb
domen. gravel, difficulty when urinat-
Ing, rheumaunm, seiailca and lumbago
all warn you OF trouble with your KID
neyA GOLD MEDAL HARLEM oil Cap
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02

suies are the remedy you need. Take
oil soAks into the cells and lining OF
the kidneys and drives out the poisons.
New life ID health WIN surely follow.
When your normal viEor has been re-
stored continue treatment for q while
TO keep yourself In condition and pre-
vent n return OF tho disease.
Don't walt until you are incapable Of
nghting. start taking GOLD MEDAL
glat will theerfuliy refund your money
II you are not satisfied with resultA
nut be sure TO get the original import
ed GOLD MEDAI. and accept no sub
stituteA In three sizes. Sealed pack
ages. Al all drug stores.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-11
G 0 N V 0 G A r E.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,.Nulturul" din Home
stead, Pa, convoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal din loc 81 din jur a lua
parte la adunarea generala de
sase lunl, care Sc va tinea Du-
minced. IA Decembrie 1919. in
hala proprie societatii din
315--7-th Avenue. Sedinta Sc va
deschide la orele 100 p. IN.
La aceasta sedinta sunt ru-
gait staruitor a lua parte toti
fratii membrii. find mai multe
chestii importante de rezolvat
pentru binele 81 fnflorirea socie-
tatii noastre, caci numai lulnl
parte Gu totii avom putea progre-
sa. Tot la aceasta sadunare Va Fl
81 alegerea no9ilor fmctionari
pc periodul prim al anului 1920.
Acei frati mmebrii care vor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-11

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura DIR. c. Angelescu" din
Cleveland, Ohio. convoaca pc totl
membrii sal lua parte la adu-
narea generala de, 6 luni, care Sc
va tinea in ziua de Duminec;i-
IA Decembrie 1919, la orele 3
p. m., in hala de sub No. 6131
st. Clair Avenue.
Intre punctele mai insemnate
va fl 81 alegerea functionarilor
pc periodul prim al anului 1920,
raportul controlorilor financiari
de la adunarea generala din ire
cut 81 pima acum, precum 81 IA
portul de la petrecerea din %
Nov.
Deci sunt rugati staruitor tot
fratii membrii lua parte la a
ceasta adunare.
In numele societatii DIR. c.
.Angelescu'' din Cleveland. O.:
Prezidiul.
(S9-9O)
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G 0 N v o G A r E

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura GLORIA Romina" din We
triton, w. Va. convoaca pc toti
membrii sal lua parte la aduna-
rea generala lunara, care Sc va Il
nca Dumineca, II Decembric 1919.
la orclc 10 a. IN. in hala Societa til.
Deci find mai multe cheStii I'M
portante de rezolvat la ordinea III
lei, sunt rugati staruitor toti fratii
membrii unconditional a lua par
tc la aceaSta adunare. Tot odata
sunt rugati, att membril din loc,
cit 81 eel care locllieSc III alte o.
rase mai indepartatc care apartin
societatii noastre, a-si trlmite co
tele lunare III buna regula pentrl
al putea introduce in registre ii
buna regula pc anul viitor Alb
sentele nemotivate Sc yor pedep-
81 conform statutelor.
In numele societatii Gloria Ro-
NINA" din Weirton. w. Va:
Vasile I. Husea, presedinte
Nicolae Dutia, secretar.
(S9-9O)
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G o N v o G A r E

Societatea romina de aiutor 81
cultura ..Rominia Noua" din Cam
bridge. Ohio. convoaca pc toti
membrii sal a lua parte la sedil-
ia lunara. care Sc va tinea Du-
mineca. II Decembric 1919. la
orele | p. m. la locuinta d-lui
George Moloiu din 40 Harris
Avenue. La ordinea zilei sutt
mai multe chestii importante dc
rezolvat in favorul societatii.
Tot GU aceasta ocaziune va Fl
81 darea de seama pc 6 luni tre-
cuta 81 Sc va alege 81 functionarli
noui pc viitoarele 6 luni ale H.
nului 1920. Tot odata Sc vor da
in primire toate actcle societatii.
In numele societatii .,Rominia
Soua'' din Cambridge. Ohio:
Emilian Cojocar, pressed.
loan Muntean, secretar prirn.
(So-90)
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G O N v o G A r E..

Filiala No. / din River Rouge,
Mich. a societatii rom1ne de aju
tor 81 cultura ,,Hora Unirii' din
Highland Park, Mich, convoaca
pc toti membrii sal lua parte
"a adunarea generala de 6 luni.
care va avea loc Dumineca. II
Decembrie 1919, la orele . p. m,
in localul domnului loan I. No
tok din $50 Great Lakes Avenue,
River Rouge, Mich.
Find la ordinea zilei mai mul-
te chestii foarte importante de
rezolvat pentru bunul mers al
Filialei, intre carl va Fl 81 ale
gerea nouilor functionari, darea
de seama controlorilor de boil
nayi, precum 81 darea de seama
pc cele 6 luni trecute.
Fratilor membrii! La aceasta
adunare nu treceti cu vcderea.
Cd fiecare membru deobligat a
lua parte.
Absentele nenotivate Sc vor
pedepsi conform statutelor.
Va rugam deci in interesul d
stra pc cei in restanta fata de
Filiala noastra. sa va platiti ceea
ce-i in drept de plati. Tot oda-
ta Filiala noastra roaga 81 pc
domnii functionari al societatii
..Hora Unirii'' prccum 81 pc
membrii, care All dorinta a lua
parte la aceasta adunare, unde
vor fl primiti Gu drag in miplo-
cul nostru.
In speranta ca ne yeti asculta
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rugarea, va salutam Gu frateasca
dragoste.
In numele Filialei No. l din Ri
yer Rouge, Mich. societatii
,,Hora Unirii' dim Highland
Park, Mich:
Tile NIGGA, director.
$500
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-11

llpsl de la aceasta adunare vor Fl
conform statutelor.
In numeel societatii ,.Nultu-
rul" din Homestead, Pa:
z. Gigor, presedinte.
Zacharie Chisiu, secretar prim.
(S9-90)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12
Atlanta Reserve Bank

Atlanta, January 11.-Following is the statement of resources and liabili- ties at the close of business January 10:
 Resources: Gold coin and certificates in vault, $S,1S6,1SS.42; gold settlement fund, s7,s46,792.4s; gold with foreign agencies, $174,S66.23; gold with federal reserve agent, s43,3S1,13o gold re- demption fund, s5.2S4,615 total gold reserve, s64,923,542.14; legal tender notes, silver, etc, $652, 2,246.50; total re- serve, $65,575.7SS.64 Bills discounted members, s37.566, ,009.26; member banks collateral notes, $3S,916.915; bills bought in open market, $11.920, ,209 .43i municipal warrants, $13,000; United States long term securities tbonds) $542,450 United States short term se- curities (certificates), $6,b66,00O total earning assets. s95,524,5s3.69; transit items, $36,S73.363.73; due from treas urer per cent fund federal reserve bank notes, $32s,540; all other re- sources, 1.o55, ,9e0.63; total resources s199S5s. 23s,6e.
 Liabilities: Capital paid in, $S,192,- 250; surplus fund. $775.000; government deposits, s3,151.S52.52 due to members reserve amount, $43, 203. .29s.47; all other deposits, s129149.91, federal reserve notes in actual circulation. $11S,136,- 519; federal reserve bank notes 1T actual circulation, 61,104,650; transi items, s23,5S2, ,533. .01 all other liabilities s1,S02,9SS.7S; total liabilities, $199.35S,- c36.69.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12
New York Futures
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans, January 11.-An ex
 tremely nervous feeling featured the
 cotton market today, rapid price move
 ments being scored around the open
 ing. after which values firmed up
 rapidly for a moderately wide gain
 but toward the close rapid decline set in, so that last prices were 3
 points lower to 8 points higher than the final figures of yesterday. Even- ing up operations constituted most of the trading of the day.
 On the first call prices were to s points up, but mill takings for the week were small, only 279,0o0 bales, and selling increased, driving the nearer months to points under yes terday's close. On this soft spot yes= terday's sellers tried to buy back their contracts in an effort to even over Sunday, and they quickly put prices 1 up on themselves, the market stand | ing 37 to A points over yesterday S | final prices soon after the middle of the morning. For a while the tone was fairly steady but liquidation from the | long side appeared in the last hour of the session and the desire of longs to even up increased toward the close with the result that prac-ica ly the whole net advance was wiped out
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12
Weekly Cotton Review

New York. January 11.-Cotton goods
 ,,rre+ this week ruled very quiet and
 buyers are awaiting announcements or
 new nrices. Cotton blanket lines are
 onened for inspection and will be priced
 for the fall season on January 20. Prices xyiu also be named shortly on some or the leading lines of cotton domestics' Knit goods for fall will De opeheu U" January 15. ,.h During the coming week dry gooos !cu- hers will meet here in annual conVention and if is expected their presence Will neip to hiring about a readjustment or prices preliminary to staruhs puSi'e'
 new level of values. II. pr,nt cloth markets have eaSed Ht- t,a during the week, but trading has been in very small volume. The conVertihs trades are doing little and jobbers are hrsv in shipping out goods due on past orders Owing to the delay in resuH- inc new business mills have begun te curtail production considerably.
 The textile labor unions have asked ,or . national eight-hour day and ex- nect an answer before February j. This matter is attracting the attenuon o l manufacturers as one of the things 10 DC 1 settled before trade can De resuheo II
 a normal way. Export inquiries are nu merous enough but business IS repoi .e, 1 o,,iet- owing in part to the uncertain's i as ,r;ces Current quotations: Prin c,oths. 2s-inch 64x64s. ss4c Sixses' s1sc ootkr;nch. s4xs4s, 12i4c: brown sheetings ! .,,,+bern stanaarae 19c: denims, Szo 1 so,,tnern indigo, 35c: tickings, Sssc nom ;naI. nrints. 19ihc nominal: stable glng ] han 1sisc; dress ginghams. 22c ana z4c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12
ADVANCE IN COTTON
 IS CAUSE OF SELLING
List Closed Barely Steady at a Net Decline of 2 to 2 Points Under
 Friday
By Associated Prsss

New York, January u.-An early ad- vance in the cotton market was followed by a renewal of the selling movement and the close was barely steady at a net decline of 2 to 9 points. March con- tracts rallied from 25ssc to 26 4sc, and closed at 26c. compared with 26 .14c at the close of Friday.
 There were a number of overnight sell ing orders around the ring at the start and the opening was steady, unchanged to IS points lower. These early offerings were quickly absorbed by covering for over the week end which may have been promoted by bullish overnight spot ad- vices and the extent of recent declines. Buyers seemed to find little encourage ment in the news othrwise, however, and after selling about 9 to s5 points net higher, the market turned easier around 2795c for January and 9. 2Sc for May Sellers became more aggressive as the prices worked lower. and the market was unsettled in the late trading with last prices at just about the low point of the day. Trade interests were moderate buyers during the morning, but local brokers at
 tributed the early advance chiefly to GOV ering and the firmer technical position after the break of the past two days. A wire from New Orleans stating the ex- change there would not oppose Senato' Smiths amendment to the futures law, and private advices from Washington stating that the bill woudl probably pass and be in operation within l5 days, may have been partly responsible for the ner- vousness late in the morning.
 Local traders say that if the proposed legislation passes it will create a higher priced contract. but it is apprehended that in such an event further trading in existing contracts would be restricted to l'uuidation of old accounts and this ideS is supposed to be restricting fresh buy ing.
 Weekend reviews of the goods situa- tion showed little change with an in- creased inquiry reported in Fall River, but with buyers asking liberal conces- sions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12
OFFICERS NAMED
 BY PULLMAN BANK

Culman, January I.-tSpecial)-The stockholders of the Leeth National bank held their annual meeting in the direc- tors room of said bank on Tuesday even ling full quorum was present. They held their annual election, in which the following officers and directors were elected for the ensuing year: G. Scott Leeth, president: E! c. Kinney, vice pres lident: R. I. Burk cashier; J. A. Dunlap. assistant cashier. Directors, D. O. Me Koy Dr. D. l. Parker, G. W. Roberts, D. c. Fuller H. L. Fuller. E. c. Kinney, c. Scott Leeth.
 The new directory is composed of strictly business men. This assures this bank of continuous growth" says q statement issued by the bank This bank, having lowered the interest and discounts on the first day of last April, 1918, to per cent per annum, since ! that date the Leeth National bank has | not charged anyone or made any loan in which the interest was more than pel cent per annum.
 l owing to the good management of the Leeth National bank, 1t paid dividend
 to it's stockholders of 40 per cent on thu capital stock and passed $il44.12 to the un
 divided profits
 eve thank our friends and customer | for their liberal patronage and wisf
 | them much success.''