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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
MARINE STRIKE WILL TIE
UP TRAFFIC IN NEW YORK

SEW YORK, Jan. s--A strike
which u IN claimed. viii virtually
tie up al traffic m New york hntbor
unless tho federal government mans
tugs aud ferries With soldiers and
sailors wns called tonight by th"
Marinevorh-ra Stfilia'lon for
o.,lo,k tomorrow morning
rho strike Nuio WaS taken aftet tho
war tabor board announced IT. IN .
ability 10 effect settlement Win
the llontoNutts association anf
placed ill blame on the shoulders ~
the employers
Tho vriko was called hc,auso pri-
,ilo boat owners refused 10 submit
the question OF an eight hour day Ia
arbitration by tho war labor board
In announcing The action taken.
Thomas l.. pchhanlN president -
the Mbrinov urkcrv uffillNiiuu, de.
rIArcd that stflkc viii tie up every
forry boat. steam lighter. two boat
htrgc. d.,F troW nud steam holster
IN the htrnor' and "wlll automatic
an, throw uui uf work d3.nuo lOur
shorcmcn and 1000 freight hand
lcts"
IT, declared that nnls boats owned
hy the federal government which
carr, M" sick and wounded from
transport, tn the base hospital aud
boats ulNing between Manhattan
wharyeH ana Islands on which there
are hospitals would hc exempted
from the strike order.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

Hlad to have the opportunity of do
lns homage to the returned horooa ns
we'll ~ those who have gone on
Toastmasier JUDGE whrcl"r m
ilnRly emphasized hlr next subject
that ~ tho Oid sixteenth, nv remark
ing that he was OF the same opinion
aH Am basHad dor rhoato when chosl,
wac asked who he would rather he "
he were not himself he remarked
"Mrs thoat~s serond husband 81
said Judge Wheeler, II | cannot he
long 10 the heroes ~ tho present war
. oap at least have Second choice, !
am m~mbcr of tho uld sixteenth
pennsy lyanIa
A. u HlmonH also q member of tho
famous regiment gsvo an Interesting
record of this spanish American war
troop, which was known as tho "Oil
Country Regiment" he stated that
tho casualty iirt ~ this band of he
roc- was over 40 per cent. white the
greatest hst 81 any known regiment
In history was never over 20 per cent
ana that the ardor with which the
men went into battle and disc chars"d
their duties. hut amplifles tho spiri,
OF the oil country people.
u. A. Wood, prominent oil man and
indcfRtisahle war worker In this city
scored high with u short hut witty
talk that went directly 10 the point
my war record" stated Mr., %osd
"is like tha, OF Jssh billings when
someone asked him what he hsd don't
| 10 win tho war, he said, We'll I have
sacrificed eli my wlfe's relations
have three brothers fighting In
France, while had to stay homo and
collect Hberty bonds Red Cross hut
tons and make four minute speeches
Al far as I am concerned tho war u
not over yet Civilization will have u
fight for yesr~ To nd the earth ~ al
the bol~hcvisfn, anarchy w. w hn'
and socialism that N walking through
the land, aud this war will nesvr end
until we run every ono ~ them down
brand them. and when va got them
bury them face dawn go that the
harder they dlg the closer To hell the,
will get have many s"n,lmen''
when I look At Mr Cannon Th'
first In admiration, hut the srcatc-' u
envy I want him to know. though
that Tul~a has stood back of him and
his comrudes better than most nn>
city In tho 4. 3 A, whom II come'
to outpourinG wealth, hard work and
sincere backing
n. ". Greer concluded tho even
ings entertainment with most In
terenting sketch OF Col Theodore
Roosevclts life and history ill
| tributes were wonderful Tor thel
very sincerity and his remark thu
| tho whoie worLd loves Theodore
| Roosevelt. not only Tor the thlnr
| he did, hut FOR the man he wits me
with instantaneous response In th'
hcnrts OF his hsteners
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
POLES WIN OVER REDS
IN FIRST WILMA BATTLE

ny The Associated prsss
WARsAW Monday, Jan. g 10 y
IN The first fighting between III.
Poles and tho Russian boIsheyik for
the possession NJ wilma. the capital
of LithuAnia has begun,
During the struggle FOR tho civil
pnsss~slon of wilma hy the Poles Sev
eral bol~hsvik agents thor" are said
German troops In the city ara anxious
Ia leave and are handing over th-lf
arms and other supplies to tho Pole,
Germany ny way ~ Poland The
Polish force at Wilma 10 ssldfe mum
her 10000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
AClEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks s-Spsrkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Sss d. nawlrdA Q well.Knowu
Oolo PhySician

Dr, =. NJ. Edwards for ~ yesrs
treated SCORES of women for liver ana
bowel ailments. During those years
he save to his patients q prescription
made OF q few well-known vegc-
table ingredients mixed with olive
oil, naming them Dr. EdwArds olivs
Tablets You will know them by
thar olive color.
Those tablets are wonder. workers
on the liver and bowels. which cause
normal action. carrying OFF thu
waste and poisonous matter In ones
System.
10 you have q p&ls face. ssllow
took, duh eyes. p'mples, coatsd
tongue, headaches. q listlssa. no-good
feeling. all out of sorts. inactive
bowels. you take one OF Dr Edwardr
Olive Tablets nightly for q time and
note tn. pleasing results.
Thousands Of women as well -
men take Dr, Edwards Olive Tab
lets the successful substitute for
oslomel-now and thcn Just tn keep
In the pink OF condition, loo and 1bs
Der boz All druGEistA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
FRENCH GIVE HIGHEST
PLACE TO ROOSEVELT
Press s-'s Ia Nlm Nmcrhw'- tnrc-
most Figure IN World Inllry and
interior Reform.

rAllls. Tuesday Jan -'1h"
sudden and premature death oi
nooa"volt viii be- felt In Frame ~
genuine national lo~ dcrlarse tho
noli Journal rho PHRASE seems 10
sum up tho sentiments ~ all M"
morning "Inpers on the death Of
'ulprCl Ituoscyslt
During ..ven y,srr.' suNs ~"
journal "ItuoHovel' va the uI"Ht
puNertul man In the wgrii ln that
short p"rind b." found III" mclur 10
roNolutioutgn national upiui"n "a
provide tho United States with a
fl",i, 10 -ttl" the Russo. ipanoru
,uufIlc', snd Ia create a ro"iolY Tor
'hr future
The Gaul,hr tho ruyailrt organ,
va-
THIS pHladrn ~ tho hcroir Ases WE,
~ The Huio tiiu" ih" uuHt fir
sighted ~ modern a'rstu'u. lie
formed fhN American sword which
has b"ru ,iutoiious Hud be showed his
country tho way when n was slill
EroplnE
Humanity Justice ana law iay-
the l'iHrgo, "wnro not Tor INN mere
respectable entities, hui familiar
ttalitieH to be- accepted always and
unh'N'iiuHlN
stephen l.,uIRnne, m IA" Mutin,
quotes tuloncl ltuu+"vehH fRro~el ]
words ,o him whom he recently loft
the United aiatoS. Hs foll0ws.
Il have no mewttgr in send 20
France I have given her ~" best !
had If over there you speak ~ inr.
toll them simply that I have hut one
regret. that I vas not able 10 SlNe
myself
Tn. Tepipl. says
THE man who has disappeared 80
premAiur~lv vts not only Que NJ the
sr~ateri figures ~ his mo, but the
incarnation ~ on" ~ tho greatest
rtarca IN Amtt'as management of
public affairs both intrrnaiiuuul ana
external For the hl-tor
ian lac undoubtedly remains the frN
American statesman who directed he
country IN Two 4 rrctionr apparently
divergent, but really parallel IN
tcrsor reform ana world policy
The journal des I.buts concludes
It's sketch of Itoo.evelt Rs follows.
mo man raised tho morale of the
American soul ~ greater height hN
in-fistins more on the necer-Vy oi
acrifhe. but a sacrifice Intended not
10 he n van sAcr1fic~. for the Hrea'
ends whioh humanity holds before 10
as It's Ideals II IL In this way that
| tho great fighter on entering into
eternal r~pore. will have deHerVed
| lasting glory ana tho supreme Erau'
tuds. not only ~ his own country
| hut Of the whole world
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
ROOSEVELT FOUND TIME
FOR STUDY OF PHEASANTS

NEW YORK, Jan -A,thul.N,
suffering almost constantly from I,
long standing ailmcnt H-intnu. D..
tory rheumatism Colonel Koua'p, :
not only kept up his public wri'.u..
but found Time during the ht %
DAYS of his llfr To digest = s.u UHH.
word Nolum. on ph.aSsnh NJ 20
by william be-be OF tho New zoo.
geological park. on which he into.
rd 10 write review. On the Hts
before his death he wrote to 50.
lieebe pointing out certain errorr "a
tho classified tion Of species which 10
susgested should be corrected lu o
subsequent edition Tho hook Nnu
sent by Mr neeb~ To- Colonel Uousr.
welt the day before Christmas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
D~s roycr~ Carr, I,cfuscs>s

~ ENliAuEN, Jan. s-The De
sirovtrs Aylwyn ana Wickes of tho
United States navy arrival here
yeHterday from Danris with "a mum
her OF refugees, including four
Americans on BOARD Tho destroy.
ers with the cruiser Chester. will
leave for 1.oith today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
TULSA HERO HONORED
BY OIL FRATERNITY
MANY SPEAKERS IN PRAISE
Program Il Carried Out H. ! ,prcss.
Ing Appreciation 81 nrp'c Dcds
That Won Dc,Oraiiun

Honor was paid ln ru ~ At ls'st
ono man To whom ali honur H. due.
when n large rir,lr ~ vlnr" frI,uis
~ Arthur GHmmun. mur' thtu tvu|
score members ~ tho uiI fttt'tuiiNt 30.
as many more members ~ the
Rough Riders ana the old Sixteenth
Pennsylvania gathered iu the ban.
quot hall OF the Petroleum ,luh lhr'
evening to ptN ttlhuir 'u . h'iu
who looms even greater In tho ryr4
~ those In ATTENDANCE. hc,His, ~
tho bonds ~ friendship bui rHt'cm
that bind his NE with their own
Judge John a. Wheeler ~ tho
Sin chair corporation this ,liN. pro.
sided AZ toastmAster. Hud iu gt'''
ing the assembly remarked that ihls
ono dinner was uniluc IN the aunhh
of tho club IN that n was for pii'i
olc purposes hut waS not to rails"
money for Epuo particular fuud hui
was given FOR the express putruHr ~
Welcoming homo their u"ishlpr aud
friend. Arthur Nnmmou. ~ the
Foreign legion Judge wheeler also
paid n wonderful compliment IN
Mr.. Dammon's aged mother avinE
that his mother representing the
mothers ~ America, was patriotic
and unselfish enough to send her son
to war even when he was not com
polied In 60, and thus WIS more thnn
entitled to her share OF all honorr
paid her DISTINGUISHED son
Judge kwarts T~lk~i
Judge J w awar,s OF Miami AZ
sred firs, on tho program ~ after
dinner speakers st the conclusion ~
tho bounteous dinner, and In ~ short
hut witty address stated that he and
Mr.. Uammon had settled IN Miami
with the one ambition to make their
fortunes Mr.. GHmman IN tho oil
business, while he was trying Ia
make an honest living praotlclnH
law. and that any man who had cs-
psrlence knows jus, how hard n lr
Attorney H. N. Olassnlre ~ the
Sinclair interests. this city. gave In
tsrestinG bits ~ tho history ~ tho
honoree, stating that Mr uamman
had formerly belonged to IN" ainhu-
lance unit, and had dedicated his
own ambulance to n dear friend who
had met his death In the early DAYS
of ths war. Also that Oammon was
one Of tho ~ survivors of thsir com
psny OF 100 mon. who took part In
thu desperate offeneiVe Of HoiHsons
and Chateau Thierrv In July this
and other dsoorations were given
him nv the prsnch white he was 70.
covsrirs a, a basc hospitni near
~ IN.
Arthur osmmop of the Forslun
ission Of the rrsrch army. and
honor g,isst st tho reception and
banquet was next on the program,
ana st,sr . rouslu. AVIATION. In
vsw moHss, .emsrhs disoia,mrd any
rsr.rrsi hcroys hu, n. ne snid ~
ssn n.,,n', wo,, IN s.y these thIps.
- so "ns ma. me ,,,bu,.s Tor m
M. .rms, y,,, are honor,rs my
,.~s,r an, ,ss,s vou y.rv much
uI- .~eu,,v a. ceA to bc harL amons
.u -, snnS, s,,snas ana nm, 10 be
sh,Y - r.r, cvs. srsin h,, M fs'e
vs.s,,. Az Irn~ ,hs, iEuve
Sxsss .'.,vi,s~s - Ao,rs ma, iittis
Wv ..s, ,..,rn .ra a. ,hs
WV s'~ ''""
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

Dine NJ the Hotel 1Nilra cafe Sun
day evening Hotel Tulsa orchestra
every evening Tor dinner. q to
10 q. M
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
nnl, Onc "nnOMO o,ININL,,

To get tho genuine. call for mll
nAmo LAXATIVE UNpMD QIl-
NINE Tahl"t. LOOK for signature
of " W URu\E cures "a Cold In
one DAY soc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

Nearly every depa rtmcnt las
.-pmcthing to offer YOU, NJ special
Jrir-,, during thc Three Day White
sale. starting u,iay ht The Hunt
Co.--Nd,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

OKLAHOMA CITY 'ongr"r"
man ] n ThompHon has designated
John tael NIcelv ~ Oklahoma 'l'N
~ principal ana STANLEY Aubrey
Ciaik ~ sulphur ms nltcrnhi" :"
take m. examination for admiv Ion
tn the military academy at Nce'
IpIuI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

dtTHUlE The police warn tn"
citizens ~ Guthfic to luok nut for
Painting brrtha" lAehke. woman
pickpnrkrt with national reput"
ton. who ~ supposed TO bc headed
that way HorthaH method In u"
pretend ip faint. and when the klhd
hearted gentlemen rush 10 her ~
SiHtance tn go through thelr pockets
while they arc rendering first ala.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

MrSkDBtt Judge T.. \ You
n,ans he art aside ~ Judgment rem
derod 81 Nrimote last October IN
f,or ~ tho consolidated Fuel com
pany agaInE the United states J.
deity Euftfy company f"r WI .
t1all Tho surety company "RneI
the lulun, uuu bond in tho ,aH" ~
tho cation Belt RnllVay company
against the consolidated Fuel com.
pany. which sought 20 FURNISH '"il
81 the ruuir1C' pfl. On spp'h't
tho furl company was awarded ~.
vptabir drois.uu. a'd II oontenh'l
that the judgment n obtained
against the surety company wac the
moaaufe " daWhHrH ~ sustained %
reason uf tho wit ~ injunction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09

skpGfF J T. Robbins, fh'
nov sheriff - MuHkuge" county an
uuunooS that he ls gulu. 10 entur' q
al laws rsEardlrs. ~ whose Zee,
inss AZ. hufi 90 ibrr'N Joop'rh'h' ~
Tha viii he something ne" Tor
VI MurAngos county
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-09
STATE BRIEFS

skuGEE-W T.. lhher, Who
rl.ad euilty To introducing. has h'h
his 1utonc. reduced from year
ana day IN the penilcn'iary TO Sls
months In jail by appealing TO Juhsr
Noumans f,r n commuta'lon OF 'ne
-"ut.n," On the ground ma II wan
his nam, thai gul h,m IN bad.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
Home Service Notes.

In it's report for the month of March the Home Service shows total of IA persons served.
 Rev w. (. Lewis reports 4o from Eudora.
 MT. P. o. Bynum reports "A from Dermott.
 Mrs. R. D. Chotard reports p from Lake Village.
 Our usual quota is largely augmented this month by the soldiers who are applying for their $50 bonus. many of whom ask the assistance of the Home Service in making their applications
 MT. G. E. Shell has very kindly as sisted most of the soldiers of Lake Village in their application SC that they have not had to apply to local Home Service. Mir Bynum failed to get in his report in time to be incor
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
NO OTICE
IN THE CHICOT COUNTY COURT
In re

In re
 The creation of a certain Drainage District in Chicot County. Arkansas. to be known as Little Click Drainage District
 Notice is hereby gwen that 0. NJ Spellman and others have this day, filed in the above named court. q cer- tain petition, seeking the creation of a drainage district, to be known as Little Click Drainage District, the proposed place of beginning, route and terminus of the ditch contemplate d therein, being as follows:
 A certain ditch about one mile long running in semi circular direction. north to southwest. in the bed of what Is known as the Woolfolk- Dickinson Brake. commencing at point about the center of the southwest quarter of section seven @. township l4 south. range west. and following the mean derings of said brake in the direction and for the distance aforesaid, and a certain other ditch intersecting said ditch just described at point where a certain stream known as Little Click at present intersects such brake. and running thence in southeasteriy di rection through the bed of said natural stream and outlet of said brake. said brake being known as Little Click as above mentioned. all of which ditch tor dltchesl k located Tn sections :, lS, r., 2o and %. township II south. range B west, and in the original survey of q proposed lateral of the Dermott Drain age District.
 Pursuant to the filing of said petition, with bond in accordance with the stat. utes of Arkansas, W r Daniels r 0. Bynum and j. A. Bennett. have been appointed, this day. by this court. as viewers of the said contemplated irain. or ditch. and the neighborhood sur rounding 1t. W F. Ayres. civil engi- neer, being appointed to assist them in their views And the said viewers are ordered to make their report to this court m
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
Soldiers and Sailors to Meet
 in Dermott April 25

Here is slight innovation in the way of conventions. It isn't a con vention of hardware men nor of retail merchants, nor of wholesale grocers nor of bankers, nor of fraternal breth- ren, nor insurance men, nor educators. These things have long since become common, and have proven their value to men who have common interests and who realize the merits of organization and of cooperation for common ends. It IS a conference of Christian work CTS of eight counties of Southeast Ark ansas, including Desha, Chicot, Drew. Lincoln, Ashley, Bradley, Cleveland and Calhoun, for the purpose of think ing through together the problems of reconstruction as they concern the church in it's relation to the returning service men and community life build ing.
 The program which will be published later, will embrace four sessions in cluding Thursday night and Friday morning, afternoon and night April the 24th and.25th, and will contain ad- dresses by widely known leaders of re hgious thought''who have been actively engaged in religious work in the army and who are now giving their entire time to reconstruction work in its so- cial and religious aspects. It will also cpptoiD Cpap Jioanauippu and changing of ideas on practical ways of interesting and enhsting our returning soldiers and sailors in the work of the church and oflcapitalizing and utilizing their broadened visions of service anC their characters developed by disap- pointments. sacrifice and human bet terment and extension of Christ E kingdom in Southeast Arkansas
 The expenses of all the ministers of all denominations of this section of the State will be..paid and free entertain ment will be furnished Each Sunday School in theldistrict will be permitted to send one returned soldier or sailor delegate. who will be invited to parte- ipate in the discussions and will re eeive free entertainment. Sunday School superintendents, Bible Class teachers. and Young Peoples Society leaders will be accorded q hearty vel come
 Dermott Is the place and April 18th the time For the convenience of the entertainment committee all ministers and delegates are requested to register early by writing
 ROY l.. DAVIS.
 District Secretary.
 Dermott, Arkansas
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
w. M. s.

Mrs. l.. M Belser and Mrs. J. C.. Hoffman will be hostesses to the Woman Missionary Society next Mon day afternoon at 3:30 o'clok at the home of Mrs. Belser All members of the society are requested to phone whether or not they will be present
 Note the time has been changed from 2:30 to 3:30 Mrs. Dean will be chairman for the afternoon, and the lesson will be Working Women of the Orient" Secretary.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
Pastors Aid

On Wednesday, April 2nd, the Past or's Aid met at the home of Mrs. $. E. Orr for the regular business meet ing of the month. Seven dollars in dues was collected, and much business attended to.
 The meeting adjourned promptly at 1 o clock. after which a pleasant social half hour was spent and a delicious salad and ice course was served by the charming hostess.
 The next meeting will be with Mrs. " G. Savage on April l6th. All mem bers are urged to be present and new members are solicited Secretary.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
SUMMONS

In the Chancery Court of Chicot Coun-
 tv, Arkansas
 G. A Franklin, E. F Remley and J. C. Hoffman, as the Board of I'm provement of Light and Power Inn provement District No. l, of the City of Dermott, Arkansas, Plaintiffs. w. NJ. Harris, Alex Walker. Eliza Jenkins. Suson Hargraves, Anthony Nelson. Ellen Holmes. Andrew Carr. J A Parker. Esaw Riley. Ella Owensby. E. F. Johnson and John Washington. and certain lots in the City of Dermott. Arkansas. Defendants The State of Arkansas. to the Sheriff of Ghicot County:
 You are commanded to summon w Nj. Harris Alex Walker. Eliza Jen- kins, Suson Hargraves, Anthony Nel- son, Ellen Holmes. Andrew Carr. J. A. Parker. Esaw Riley. Ella Owensby. F. F. Johnson and John Washington to answer in five days after the service of this summons upon them complaint against them in the Chancery Court in Chicot County, Arkansas, and warn them upon their failure to answer said complaint that same will be taken as confessed; and you will make due re turn of this summons to the Clerk of this Court within five days after the date of service hereof
 Witness my hand and seal of said court this I day of March, 1919.
 A GAINES. Clerk 4-l0-lt By E. NJ. CHAPMAN. D. (.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
Church Services

The usual bright, brief, brotherly and helpful services in Dermott's pop ular homelike church, the Presbyterian Church, will be held next Sunday at the following hours: Bible study at 9;45 morning service at II. subject The Three Steps to the Throne of Grace" evening service at s;l5. sub ject The Wounded Feet v Every body is cordially invited to all these services: come and bring your friends
 Soul stirring music Is feature of ev- cry service. Pastor
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
Allied Attractions

TONIGHT Priscilla Dean in The Wild Cat of Paris. l5c and 25c.
 Friday Wm. Fox presents Tom Mix in Hell Roaring Reform. Mutt and Jeff in Landing a Spy
 Saturday. Aircraft presents Fred Stone in Under the Top.
 Monday Constance Talmage in The Honeymoon. Also comedy.
 Tuesday V Charlie Chaplin in lilly g Punctured Romance
 W ednesday Fifth episodes Hands Up. and The House of Hate
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
Song.Service

For Palm Sunday April l3) al eight o'clock at the Methodist Church Anthem Mother Dear Jerusalem. the Choir Hymn. Prayer. Solo, The Palms tFaure) Miss Helen Blanks. Hymn. Solo, There Is Green Hill Far Away (Gounod) Miss Mary Dean tvio- lin obligato by.Mrs lrion) Hymn. Solo, Gethsemene (Salterl Miss Ruth Dean
 Hymn. Solo, Jerusalem (Parkerl
 Miss MoIlie Dante Hymn. Anthem. Lord Jesus. When l Think of Thee the Choir. XX
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10

Join our Aluminium Club.
 Belser. Dishongh X Co.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10

ROY DAVIS. District Secretary
 Dermott. Arkansas