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The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02

To each pupil who completes the
second reader. learns 20 write letters.
writes from dictation and answers the
drill questions In al least four sub
jects diploma will be issued
l will take this opportunity 20 ask
all colored people Of education TO DO
all You can 10 get your more illiterate
friends and neighhors 90 take advnm-
tage Of this opportunity now offered
% them free of all charge and there
by improve themselves
The Hickman Colored Moouligls
School j. held IN the hall over the Hick-
man Joint Stock Co. beginning az : ..in
each night
To the white people having colored
servants as workmen ! will say do all
you can 20 Influence such servant or
workman 10 attend this Moonlight
School and thus help 10 lessen the a.
literacy in this town.
a White Moonlight school viii De-
started In Hickman in the near future
next week perhaps let all white people
Of education do all I'm their power "a
get people Of no or little learning to
attend this school and thus beside do.
ing the illiterates themselves favor
reduce the illiteracy Of Fulton county
Mhlfh IN the l3lb ctu-u~ was LII ana
raise Fulton county from its rank n
mong the counties Of the state Of fiji
| ty-~eventh In education.
| will endcavor 20 get 20 the Consoli-
dated and County High school dis
tricts next week and help organize
Moonlight schools and line up any tru-
ancy.
As next week marks the opening oi
/ the third and perhaps last session Of
the Moonlight schools In the county
let all teachers canvass every district
and get their schools started then Il
possible. | intend 10 go into the coun
~ proper next week % stay working
with each teacher ana their district
doing what I can 10 help In this work
Ora Mae Layson.
Illiteracy Agent
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02
GAS BUBBLES
Arising From Lake Bottom Burn Like
10 Much Oil.

\ citizen of the Lake vicinity tells
Ms that the ge0logist who went down on
the lake last week To look ont lOca-
tiom for sinking wcll-prospecting for
oil-has about decided 20 make the eN-
pertinent al the foot of Bruer's Bar
aud that work will likely begin in
very short time. This j. the Newberry
crowd
Vt the Bruer Bar the geolosist Is said
10 have made "a crude experiment Of
more than passing interest He had the
man. who was rowing the boat, push
his paddle down under the water and
into the soft mud as far as he could.
twisting IL around Naturally, bubbles
arose from the agitated mud. \ light
Cd match was held close 10 the surface
Of the water and as the bubbles burst
they proved 10 be gas which readily IL
nited and burned. playing around on
the water as though oil had been pour
cd out. II one can believe any of this
tale then il would be natural 10 sup
pose the bubbles contained species OF
marsh gas--a splendid indication of
oil
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02
NIL. SCHOOLS
Progress Of Moonlight School Work i'm
Fulton County.

Many coiorcd moonlight schools have
already begun and have done sane eN-
ccllent work Men and women ove-
seventy years old have learned 90 read
and % write a legible hand in tw"
weeks. Some Of these schools in the
bottom have had 10 close for the pres
ent a. the day schools have had % close
for reason Of cotton picking and the
teachers have had 10 return o. their
homes. The Fulton ColOred Moonlight
school began some weeks past and has
large attendance. The Hickman Col
orcd Moonlight school with Prof. G..
7. Halliburton. Hertha Nichols and Ada
Yates as teachers. opened Monday nigh
Sept -. with fifteen I'm attendance.
More came into the school Tuessiay y
night and more viii continue 10 euro.
for some time. however all should en-
deavOr tO enter a. soon IA possible as
the school j. only I'm session for six
weeks To the pupil. I'm each school
that makes the greatest progress a re-
ward pin will be- given.
To each pupil who attends the school
for the twenty-four evenings and learns
10 read and write his own letters a
certificate will be issued
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02
COMPANY COMMANDER.

Annapolis Sept 2G.-Based ON effic-
icncy shown during the whole course
including the annual practice cruise
Just completed. the designations OF
the Officers and petty Officers Of the
regiment of midshirmen have been an.
nnuuced bv the Naval Academy author
tiles.
In the list Of appointments. we no.
tice the name of sydney u. Dodds. son
of Mr. and Mrs. : l.. Dodds. formerly
of this city. and who il rated as com
many commander Of the Second Battai
ion
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02
LAST YEAR HERE
Rev. Douglass Completes Four Years
Of Service at Hickman.

The Memphis District Conference. Of
the Methodist church. win meet az
Memphis this ycar-couycnimg ou NoN-
10th This gathering is Of more than
passing local interest. as Hickman viii
Dee assigned "a new pastor for the First
Methodist church ON that occasion
Eev. r. & Douglass our present pas
Tor. will have served his limit here
four years However much his depart
ure may be- regretted. there is mo al
tentative II is law Of the Methodist
church THAT -four years in succession is
aS long a. pastor can remain ih
charge of one certain church.
Rcv l.. - +. Roberts of the West
Hickman Chapel. may or may not be
returned fo Hickman. according 20 the
81. i~hes of the conference leaders
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02
Immigration Loss Blamed
For Present Shortage OF
Labor in United States

III every soldier were back on hls
ioid job the country would stlll be
4OOo.oOo short OF its normal number OF
workers due to the loss OF immigration
the last four years: n Industry does
not quickly develop some means for
overcoming this shortage II VIII be SER
iously handicapped In adjusting itself
to new conditions. say officials Of the
United States training service OF the
department Of labor.
They point out that the country has
gone without its normal supply Of
peace-tiIne commodities for years and
now IL must repienish freely. Fur
therrnOre Europe has lost millions Of
men and tens OF billions OF property
I'm the devastated regions must be
made good. II Is urged that 20 meet
this extraordinary situation the work
ers In factories and shops must be
assisted by increasing their skill and
interest I'm their work. The estlmat-
et shortage In this country Of TO0.-
600 houses Is cited as showing how
far the nation Is behind normal prOduc-
ton.
Training courses in the Industrial
plants. conducted az thu employer 5
expense are advocated as one Of the
practical means Of putting industry
on a normal footing. More than $50
firms have already instituted courses
or this sort and according 70 reports
received by the training service. have
benefited in'better production and re-
duced turnover. The workers on the
other hand have Increased their skill
and broadened their knowledge of theii
trades
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02

eahs the old desire.
~ar has not taken wonder awav
Th. polsnant where its HEhtnings pla-
appeal OF Beauty's lonely crvf
= 10 on dreaming till / die
"o rodds that shine across the dowus.
uosk OF forest and a line
-, Hsnt that siivers the design.
Soss the shadOwed and the bright
~ nhio Tor the blackest ufrhtt
-i7iands where I have never b@er.
90 rainbow topping down the green
~ ~ tiited seas that rake a shin.
r ne molten lava streams that slim
rom hery crater-rirns and mn
! ne dark with rose and damodu.
L.lkes, rnountain-hid and spiritual.
ne undiscovered waterfall
Ire white feather through the traes
ne undiscovered bird in these
alhsihg. always alone. alone
80 ioNeiy voice of the unknown ~.
lhis Is Romance chameleon-clad
lhat called me when I was lad-
Lhat calls me ROW TO follow wen
lIIongh blshted Picardy 10 hell
enioHsh nell 20 some elusive bliss
VI new adventure after this
To follow without asking vvhv. ~
80 you will know II L must sfe
Ipon this last and strangest quest.
~ did not differ from the rest
n simple wonder dark and bright
hAlo Tor the darkest night:
Ahu freedom Ike the unknown BIRD r.
Was Wild voice / fought 20 hearl
ihese words. 70 you. my very dear.
Beyond the steel and the FIRE
cleans the old desire
-Sraee Hazard Conkiing. IN the Atlantic.
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02
SAYINGS OF WISE MEN

Man Is certainly stark mad he
cannot make fieu and yet he
will be making gods by dozens
Montaigne.
No principle is more noble. as
there l. none more holy. than
that OF true Obedience.-H.
Giles.
Not the wrongs done 20 us
harm Us. only those We do 10 9TH
ers.-Longfellow.
Enthusiasm and superstition
are the weakness Of human reas-
on.-Burton.
~ were no virtue To bear ca
lamlties II we do not feel them.
Mad. Necker.
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02
tuberculosis in France.

Twenty-Five thousand French sol
diers died of tuberculosis during the
war and 10000 men were exempted
from service because of the disease. II
was said In the senate during discus
sion on a bill to establish tuberculo-
Gis napitarIuma
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02

Mrs. X. L. Keathley and sons and
Harold Rice. who T. attending school az
Newbern. Tenn. motOred over Friday
and spent the weekend with his mother
Mrs. A o. Caruthers.
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02

Mrs. G.. VI. Yates. who has been a res
dent of this city for number of years.
leaves tomorrow for Curlew. Ky To
make her future home.
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02

Elsewhere i'm this Issue viii be found
the announcement Of -. n. Kerlin. who
would like To be our next Police Chief
-on the platform as outlined by the
Citizens ticket" We are not taking
any part I'm the race. but will say that
Mr.. kerlin Is one of the finest gentle
men of our acquaintance. a fearless.
high class. Christian gentleman. and
one who has many friends throughout
Western Kentucky. IL is needless to
say he Is fully and well qualified for
the Marshalship-few as good-nOne
better.
Frank Love. of Paducah. spent few
| days In town this week.
| Mrs. d. b Wilson spent a few days
Hast week I'm Memphis.
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02

The magnificent Str. Majestic will
run an excursion under the auspices Of
the local order Of Elks az an early date.
Watch for announcement later.
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02
The Nav Tut

II n man or a machine is unable TO
accomplish a task IL should be turned
over To- a woman and a hairpin--Lon-
don Answers
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02

Eggs i5e Cash-We will pay 45e
ash for eggs this week. Bring thein III
j A. Roper X Bro t.
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02

\ local merchant tells us the sugar
situation i not improving any If any
thing. il j. growing worse. Some of the
big iobbers have clrtailed shipments
10 one bag of sugar with each 500
worth Of merchandise shipped 10 their
customers. Merchants are still holding
down sales 10 2jc worth 10 a customer.
This is done to prevent boarding. and
l. cOmmendabie.
When you wake up In the morning
and have that tired. achey feeling. II
is a sign that you need LINERADE.
Courier for <Aree monthA 4oc-
o
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02
Courier for SAree monthA 40c-

Get a tag Saturday.
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02
HIS LETTER

o,ynd oosyond the steel and the IRE
Sieams the old desire
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-02-07

taxation scheme and this will en-.
able the state to carry out the
fine progressive and construct
i've program of Gov. Larrazolo
without going to the expenditure
of two years ago and so permit
the reduction of the state wide
tax rate.
Legislation of the past week
which is to be considered this
week includes the reforms and
drastic penalties provided for in
the bills of both the New Mexico
Horse and Cattle Growers As
ISOLATION and the first discussion
of the Sedillo primary bill. The
speaker is in earnest in his advo-
cacy of the measure but it is not
apparent now hat the measure
will be passed, unless in a mod
fitted form which will make
county primaries optional. as will
be proposed in a bill by Isidoro
Armijio of Don Ana county.
The republicans will undoubt-
eddy report out from committee
favorably this week the resolu.
ton endorsing National Woman
Suffrage and pass it in accord
ance with the platform pledge of
the Republican party.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-02-07
How,s Thisl

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrb
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
f.. J. CHENEY a. CO. Toledo, o.
We. the Undersigned, have known Il. ]
Cheney for the last 10 years. and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able TO carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.,
Toledo. q
Halls catarrh Cure IN taken Internally
acting directly upon the blood and mp.
sent free. Price rs cents per bottle. Sold
BY all Druggists.
TAX Halls Family ptls Tor constipation
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-02-07
Governors Son
Pneumonia Victim

Luis j. M. Larrazolo. died
early Thursday morning, Jan.
Both, at the Military Hospital
Institute at Roswell of influenza
pneumonia following a short III
ness. The young man was Is
years old and had enrolled as a
student there only a few weeks
ago.
Mrs. Larrazolo left here We'd
nesday, called by the serious III
ness of her son. and did not
reach there until after his death.
A brother of the young man was
with him when he died.
The remains reached Albuquer-
que Friday night where Govern.
or Larrazolo met his grief strick-
en- wife and his other son going
from there to Las Vegas, the
family home, where the funeral
Is TO be held. Gov. and Mrs.
Larrazolo and family have the
deep sympathy of the people OF
The state.
The Legislature adjourned
Friday morning until Tuesday
morning out of respect to Gov.
Larrazolo and his family after
both houses had appointed com.
mittees to attend the funeral.
Many state officials will also at.
tend. State Record.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-02-07
Republican Legislation
lspeelal aforementioned

ARBNNso A'olRiA'fANNf
. Santa Fe, N. NJ, Feb. 3-The
necessarydelay in the hearings on
the budget due to the lamentable
death of the youngest son of the
Governor and Mrs. Larrazolo
means that the questions of tax
alton and revenue on which the
leaders of both house and senate
have been working hard for the
past two weeks will not come be-
fore the Legislature until about
the 18th of this month.
Meanwhile, although a great
deal has not been gotten out Of
the way, substantial progress has
been made. The governor and
the members have been on con-
ference with leaders from all
over the state. The results have
been satisfactory as 1t was wit
messed in the confident state
ment of H. o. Bursom of Socor-
70 that I'VE will meet all de-
mands of the republican pro-
gram for the progressive school
and road legislation, we will
find money to pay for them and
will LOWER the tax levy"
That, in u nutshell, is precise
ly what this republican legislature
is going to do. 1t will provide
better and wider educational ia
c%ilities, 1t will go into the largest
road building program in the
next two years that the state
has, ever seen and when Il is all
completed, it will be found that
the state tax levy has actually
been reduced. On such achieve
ment as'that the republican party
will feel that il has kept its
pledge of an economic state
government, made in the last
election.
The plans are not yet ready to
be given out in their entirety
They include, however, a tax on
gasoline which will go directly Ia
the road fund and relieve the
state tax budget from that bur
den, half of the revenue coming
from non-reductive use of gaso.
line by autoists. Other special
excise taxes, which will distri.
butte the burden of the states
necessities fairly among the in,
terests able TO pay them, are to
be imposed.
The building program for the
state institutions will be taker
up separately from the genera.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-02-07

Al. BURKE. Editor ard Publisher
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-02-07

Msmbsr d Americas Press Associates
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-02-07

LARGEST CIRCULATION IN the COUNTY
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-02-07

Published Weekly In The Interest Of carrsoso
ahd Lincoln County. Mes Meries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
GREY WILL URGE
THE LEAGUE HERE
For Tnat Duty Britain Could Send NO
1etter Representative, says The
London Daily News.

LONDON. Aug. 1g.--RcFarGiing tho
| announcement Of Lord Grcy's appoint
| ment as British Ambassador 10 the init
cd States. the Daily News says cditori-
ally:
1T Will be received with mingled fool
| tngs. No statesman IN this country
| commands moro respect and regard than
the former foreign secretary and u
would be hard to find any ono who's"
personal qualities commend him NOR" 10
American esteem.
whether Lord Crews present heath
is equal to the strain tho work in WASH
incton will lay upon II h" and his doc
tors must agree. It would bo a matter
for tho most profound regret. il. IN n
s"lf-sacrificing desire to servo III" state
yond ha strength.
Re that as il may II argues no rarlt
OF appreciation OF Lord Gr.y's high
qualities to say that even his public
spirited consent to serve docs not recon-
cilc us 10 another stop gap appointments
Tho question OF the League "r M
lions. with which Lord Grey has k"p,
rcftgiousfy in touch. is ono Of the mnst
Immediate and ono Of The most urgent
Questions rising out Of n" peace" ana ~
relation 10 that Great Erir"jn r.ull
have no better representative" IN Wu>h-
inGton than Lord Grey
-If indeed. there worr ground r,r
reading in the fact Of his AIpolu'm,n'
an appreciation on the part &c IA" BRIT
tSh government Of the paramount I'M
portanCe OF the league Ia tn" wrrfJ. rhr'
might be held to countcrhalancc all hh,
jcctions that might be advanced.
Tho league OF nations reeds not Go
much commencing rs cXpll'liu" - M,
American people If Lord Grey j. ali"
to TAX" an nctIv" rnrt in ihnf work 10
Will b" rendering n nutahl" S.rllr" T.,
mankind"
Tho Daily Telegraph GAYS :ha, IA
Lord Grey "Pr"Sidont Wilson viii hn,o
a c"ahjutor Of unique experience. and
weight in counsel"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
DELIGHTED WITH
WHAT DRECO DID
Suffered for Years With Stomach Trou-
BILE, Nervousness, Pains in Back and
Limbs, Dizziness and Constipation.
All Gone Now.

| II have just finished taking Il bottle
. - pr"co. and IT has mad" me feel so
, much better and stronger that ! can d."
U H1l my own hnuS"wnrk." said Mrs. Mil
Gr"d Sm.;h, IS 18th ST., Wheeling. W.
. Va
: "B"forc began taking nrcro." she
continued, Il WAS IN 4 terribly rundown
condition: couldn't cat anything hardly
and didn't sleep much. My trouble
, started several < are ago. and although
D l Ir."d many different things. nothing
prcS,rlh"d for tn" seemed 10 do me- any
/ good. and | was almost physical wreck.
! after eating. would feel all bloatCd
/ with sour gas. and my heart would beat
- fast s"rn"'im"~ | would think II was
E'inE I" jump cat "f M body. This
made me very n"rN"us, and | was easy
3 t. get excited. felt 50 badly that !
couldn't take any interest III things.
Nearly every day | would read in tho
papers about what Drcco had done fer
others. and many cases just fitted my
symptoms rNrcIIy. So talked the mat
rrr over with nay husband. and We dc.
r;J"d I" Ely" Dr",o Il trial. After a
t"w days It hogan To brace mo ur. and
J knew had 4, last found the right
thing nay system needed.
Il am now 50 much h"'tcr that I can
cat MOST anything | want. and as much
uS want, and do not feet any bad cf-
f'rrS a all. My husband says ! sleep
like 4 Ior. and he can hardly wax" me
ia IN" morning. never have Il headache"
nov and feet strong and we'll ! am de-
.tiEhtCi with what Dr""n did for mo-"
When IN" liver. kidneys or bowels be-
'.'rn" inactive. III" system fails TO throw
"!f TIA" r"IS"uS. and slowly. day by day.
~. ar" weakening our hOdl"$ TIL a break
down comes. Sometimes Il takes tho
form Of tn" above case: Drcro causes
tn" organs ~ carry off lhcs" toxins and
vast" matter and keep tho system free
Of these roi&nns.
Mr. k"iSt"r. tho we'll known Deco rx-
pert. has headquarters at G. lr GrIcst
u Co.'S Drug Sior" 10 meet the local
public AMI explain tho merits of this
great remedy. So" him today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
LOCAL AUTHORITIES
D|SCREDIT THEORY
OF FOUL PLAY

wheeling and Ohio county authorities
d.. rot place any Credence in the theory
,iot Salvatore Napoli. Bcllaire italian,
found dead on Rcymann hill Saturday
evening" was the victim Of foul play.
They point To tn" !act that Napolfs
coat and hat w"rc laId nicely alongside
e the spot vh"r" his dead body lay
Th.v also hclIcvc that had Nspoli been
murdered his slayer would hav" taken
TT" pr,cari;i"n T. So" that n" body was
concealed farther from III" path that
l,.,Gs ever E"ymann hill To the old un-
worked stnr" quarry.
chief Of i'nllr" A. s. Malone, or Bel
ls:ro. Is working on clues that he be-
li,y,S ,nd,-#'r that Napoll was bounded
from y,ln"" n p.."H in an effort to as
certain why IN" NAN visited certain
-.,,r,.. secured work and then left so
suddrrty that h" did not wait for his
lay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
OBITUARY
TW IRI0
MS. Melissa Rodgers.

The death of Mrs. Melissa Caroline
Rodgers, an aged and respected lady
Of near West Alexander. occurred at the
home Of her son. Nn Linn Rodgers.
Sunday. August 10. 1919. Of scnil" debsl-
i:y, after being an invalid for over a
year, aged 70 years. month and -
days. The funeral services was held at
her home on Tuesday afternoon at on
o'clock and were very largely attended
Her pastor. Rev. r. NJ. Nctrackcn. hrG
charge. MrsS"rS. Roy and Ford fnEue.
Burke and Linn White, Lester William
son and Lester Cooper. all grandSons Of
che deceased were pall5'arcrs. The IN
terment was e the West Alexander
cemetery.
Mrs. Rodgers was a native OF Mar
shall county, born near Limestone. Jun"
IS, lS43, daughter Of George and Nance
Gibson Lewis. On March 3. 49, she
was united in marriage to William Rod
gers, a Civil War veteran. OF co. u. Ian
West Virginia Infantry. who foN"we"
the occupation Of farminE They w"r"
located for a short tim" on Middle
Wheeling creek. from where they iA"N"d
II the farm near West Alexander. wh"rH
beth spent the remainder 81 Their lives.
Ar. Rodgers died Dec 10. 1915. Abort
eight wears ago Mrs. Rodgers sustained
o fracture OK IN" mp. IRWIN "HiN'i III
never fully recovered. She was esteem
cd as good friend and neiGhoor anu
had had many friends. She was Tor
nearly sixty years a faithful member OF
the United Presbyterian church Of west
Alexander Sh" leaves but one Child,
son. ". Linn Rodgers. with whom she
resided; also two stCp-daughtcrS. MIS-
H, c. White. Of Washington, IA. and
Mrs d \ SprtGE OF West Alexander,
and two sisters and three brothers. rms.
sarah Burns. Mrs. Newton Mct"nn. Nor
POW Lewis and -; ". Lewis. all Of West
Alexander. and p. +. Lewis, Of Bloom
hSton. Texas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
BANNER DAY
CONTINUED Prem Page onc)

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,hrlr rnmdidary. and th"u-a"d" 81
credits may T." gained hy hH'1AS one :
name APPEAR III tn" INITIAL Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
Bcg,r I.-rnedtatcly.

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