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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
TO HEAE w1LLIAMsTowN CASE

cHAElEST,rN ". Va. oct -
ths ruhlic vcr> H., commission to-day IN
the the ' appi.ra,jon Of the wtlliamstown
Watar. L.iGhr and Power Company TO
change rs fire hydrant rates. ArpIra'
ton OF the company was receive" To-
day. , ~, ,,o
commission i0-daN /" IN" Ru'khani"'
Light and Water company =" increase
iis rates for water a"d electric service
and the fire hydrari rates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
YESTERDAYS SESSION WE'RE YERX
ENTHUSIASTIC AND a F1Na
SPrRIT OF COOPERATION
Is MANIFESTED.
Mssttne One of the Finest Ever AsIu
in the Stat-Elaborats Fro-

gram for To-day.
Addresses by local and stSte WorHeIs ~
oF The w, e. T T. and many members u
RI. other prominent organizations OF
the city were features of the W. G. I. U.
invention which began its sessions
with an immense attenoance = 1870 o
Fourth street church yesterday AFTER
noon. ,.,
on the program for tho day were men
and Women who are known for their
work in connection with WeliA woI
Of all kinds. making UP list or spea-ss
crs FAR ahead IN point of numbers or
anything which has been attempted by
th@ W. {. r. L. in tho city. 4 phenotne-
al attendance. fine weather, ana keen
:h"se members Of the committed who
llye the, convention in charge make II
one Of the finest meetings IN the MS
,nry OF the state and never BEFORE mas
thrre bcrn more enthusiasm displayed
hy the united members. which represen
thousands OF women Of the state II be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
| ARGE ATTENDANCE AND SPLENDID PROGRAM
MARK OPENING OF STATE ". C. 7. U. CONVENTION

ting the largest organization OF women
In the country
To-days program follows:
Wednesday Morning. Oct. Sth
S:3o-Neeting Of Official Board
s:3O-Convention Called to Order.
Prayer. Mrs. s. E. Leith.
Reading of Minutes and Report
OF Executive Committee.
Report Of Committee on Dele
gates to Nat onal Convention.
Report OF Resolutions Committee.
Tho Value OF the Press. Mrs.
,,cnLr Cora H K, 0sd sGdross., sv local
Presidents.
lo9e-Ftnal Report OF Committee on
Credcuial
lo.3o-Election OF Officers.
l2:oo-Nontide Prayer.
Bible Reading. Mrs. Rudd Seel.
Announcements.
Adjournment
Wednesday Afternoon
VOTES FOR WOMEN.
2=00~Conv"ntiun Called to Order
Music ~
Prayer.
why should the Federal Suf-
frRge Amendment be Ratified
by West Virginia: Mrs. Jennie
E Engle. Mrs Ellen N; Chou
vront. Mrs Alma McWhorter
West Mrs. George bland. Mrs.
Amos Payne. Mrs. Allie r: Jack
son. Mrs. Blanche McMunn
Smith. Mrs. Olive q. Barnes.
S-Sp-AddrcSs: Mrs. John T.. Ruhl.
State President w. Va. Equal
Suffrage Association.
4.0o-Intrru tons.
Wednesday Evening.
7-3o-Opening Hymn. America
Prayer. Rev. Chas. Robinson
Music: Miss Eva Egertcr. Anna
Hilton Otto.
Address: Congressman ]. Y. San
ders, former Governor or
Louisiana
Offering, Music Rened!ct.on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08

The Old Turkish towels make cH"rilHnt
cloths for polishing IN" stoves or me
brass and nickel fixtures in the house
II gives high polish with little LABOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08

Commodity.
Spring Wheat Flour. per Is Dbl. bag.
Winter Wheat Flour. per u Dbl. bag....
Cornmcal (bulk). per ID. .-.-----.-----..
Rolled Oats (bulk). per lb..-.-------.--
Oatmeal or Rolled Oats (pkg), 20 oz..--
Sugar graduated (bulk), per Id. .----..
Beans, white navy or pea (not Lima). ID.
Beans colored. pinto. per b.. ......-.-.
No. Potatoes, white or Irish. per 3D.
No. Potatoes, white or Irish. per d."
Onions. per Id. --.........-..---''
Eaisins. seeded (pcr l6 OF. pkg) ..::..---
Canned Tomatoes, Stan. grade, per ~ or
tNo. ~ can ............. ..........-
Cann~d Tomatoes. Stan. grade, per 80 or
(No. > can ;...... -. $1,000
Canned Corn. Stan. grade. per 20 o.
Go. ~ can .....; ...-..c ------
Canned Peas. stan. grade, per 20 OF.
(%o. - can ;.,i. .,.si,, No, %
Canned Salmon. tall pink Alaska per "
Canned salmon. tall red Alaska, per IS
OF. mo. ~ can ...;...... 1890.
ivan MIX (unsweetened), per OF. can.
Ivan, MIX (unsweetened), per l6 or can.
Ruttcr creamery. per Id. .:--.----.---.-.
0Ieomargarine (nut), per ID. .--.---.---
Gicomargarinc (animaD, per ID. --..-:
Cheese. Amer full cream (cutl, per ID: -
Lard pure leaf (bulk, so Id. tuo). per ID.
Lard Substitute (bulk). per d. ------~-
Racon per ID. (medium) ..--------- 1900
liam, ncr ID. Cmedium) .-..------.-----
Pork Chops. per h. ....-.---------.---.-
Fresh Eggs ...---.-.-------
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08

To stop falling hair ut once and rlu
the scalp Of every particle OF dandruh.
get small bottle Of "pandcr!nc al
any drug or toilet counter for rev
cents. pour a little in your hand and rub
we'll into tho scalp. After several APP
nlications all dandruff usually goes and
hair stops coming out. Every hair in
YOUR head soon shows new lf", NiEor'
brightness. thickness and more color
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17
JUST FOR FUN
Inc blde-A-Wee Home for Animal ORPHANS
By HANNAH MITCHELL

the home monkey, parrot, goat and little
brown fox have been the register of this hotel
The little brown fox He belonged to
aviator who was returning from France and going to
California The master said that his little wild pet had
been frightened out of forest during of the battles
IN northern france machine captured the little
fellow and gave him to the aviator. The brown fox
loves his master very much the way dog does and
is led about by him a chain. One night he left
alone IN his masters bedroom When the aviator re-.
turned he found that for fun the little brown fox
had opened all the dresser drawers piled the shirts and
collars and socks in neat heap in the centre of the
room and gone to sleep them. He is his
way to California with his master.
Jimmy the goat good scout when his sailor
master left him at the Bide-A-Wee home He made
friends with the dogs and made objection to the cats
He never Quarreled with but if they veXed him
the least bit patiently butted them out of his way.
When Jimmy arrived in New York he had broken
shoulder The BideAWee doctor decided to set it and
put Jimmy newspaper in the Office for the opera
ton Jimmy forgot the operation when he smeled the
printers ink He lay his side, making protest and
smacking his lips the newspaper By the time the
doctor had finished the table covering all gone!
Besides the and women who the Bde-A-Wee
home, there two other important personages. One
is Marshal Foch, big, shaggy dog who saved from
painful death and whose faithful brown eyes
to be thanking the home for this all the times Foch
keeps order in the office.
"Just One' is the other privileged character Of the
homes Office. He is huge black cat who a
collar and is proud Only when of his friends
bring punches of catnp into the Office he forges him.
self and loses little of his dignity
When visitor goes the kennels and batteries
there is lots of barking and meowing. All the 'orphan
dogs and cats like to be petted and BideAWee gives
them kindness we'll An effort is made
send them to homes where they will be loved we'll
fed
New-York tribune., 1919-08-17

ME animals of New York have an orphan asvlnn,
Il IL IS the Blde-A-Wee Home, down near the Fast
River on 3sth Street. Homeless animals are
taken IN and cared for If they simply lost pets often
thelr owners lind them. If they are unwanted waits
the Blde-A-Wee people keep them for time and then
ma homes for them. just orphan asyums often find
homes for children.
BESIDES the city home, there is country BideAWee.
some OF the dogs, few of the cats and all of the
norses i've at the country home These orphan horses
are old, wornout police mounts Manv of them have
oeeh proud and fiery steedke the shining horses Won
see policemen riding in the parks
Democracy is part of the dog life in the home
me snlartest little mongre stray with long line of
gutter ancestors is just welcome and has lust the
same rights as the finest haired Pekingese Recently the
mother OF four highly bred puppies died Their owner
went to BdeAWee and there found a foster mother
fof the proud baby dogs She was lust a common little
noun dog but she loved her thoroughbred foster chill
dren and gave them real mother care.
Inc latest work of the home has been taking in the
mascots of returning soldiers sailors To the mas
cots the Blde-AWee is hotel where they wait for
5nelr masters 20 be mustered of the service
Sometimes other kinds Of animals are boarded Al
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-21
CFUTNA ZNAMENITE..

Forest City pivovarni spoiled
most vydala dnes do trhu novy
svdj vyrobek Select Forest CT
ty'', ktery Cd praveho piva ne
nj tem6r k rozpoznani q jenz
svou aromatickou chmelovOu
prichutl zustane vaznym kOn-
kurentem rozlicnych tech neer
beera. Je to napoj dukladn6
vylezely, cisty zdravy, hodi-
ci Sc matkam a dltkam jako
pochoutka nejen osvGzujlcl, ny
brz slllc{. Pivo to vafeno je
die stare o1vedCene methody a
jsme presvedCeni, Ze lahodno-
sti svou zlska pfatel We ySech
vrstvach naSl spolecnosti. Fo-
rest City pivovar postal nam
dnes bednu sv6ho nov6ho mo-
ku ma zkouSku a v6ru ze jsme
81 pochutnali.
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NASI POLICEJNf MICARI
ZAVODILI S KANADANY.

Clevelandske policejni druz
stVo micaru, Z Ceskych hraCu
nazvlce slozene, pozvano wee
ia ku zavodni hfe s kanad-
skou Getou bassebali3tu "Man-
haitian, kterezto zavody V
Port Stanley, 0. byly podnika
ny, lee neroZhodnuty. ODE
druzstva m6la We hre stejny
pocet bodu - 10 proti 10. Il ma
sich micaTu vedli 81 V Kanad6
ZVlaSt6 dobre pol. Karlovec,
Petfik, HruSka a Vaha, Kama
d 'ane nell zvlaSt6 dobrGho
"napaloVaCe" Johnsona a "chy
tace' Clarka. NaS9 druzina
plula do Port Clinton parni-
KEN Roosevelt a po zavodech
byla pohost6na kanad3kymi
sportovnilly a to "a koncerto-
vanl clevelandsk6 policejni ka
pely 40 mulch. Cleveland
Erican paroplavebni spoleG-
most hradiIa mistnim zavodni-
KUN cestOvne.
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STRELBA V KAVARNE.

Do mistnosti kavarnika q by
valeho hostinskeho M. Flanni-
CANA, 429 Superior Ave. vpadI
VCera veG9r osme hodin6 ne
iaky revolverem ozbrojeny
Eluz, jenz jal sc po majiteli To-
kalu Z bambitky paliti. Nezna
my vystrelil celkem p4tkrat
a kdyz Sc po pate chybil, prchl
Z lokalu a nyni ma jej policie
Vyhledati. Flanagan tvrdi, re
byl liz podobn6 prepaden diva
krat minulem tydnu. Stfelci
jde patrn6 nGjakou pomstu.
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zEMREL Ma HRfsTl.

OcelaTsky magnat Alva G..
Chisholm, 1917 Lake Shore
boulevard, hral vcera k veGeru
s nekolika znamymi tennis ma
hristi u vych. IT ul. a Carne-
gle Ave. a kdyz chystal Sc k
nov6mu naporu, zapotacel Sc.
sklesl ma hrlSte a skonal V ne
kolika vtefinach, drive nez le-
kar mohl byti zavolan. CHS
holm narodil Sc roku 1871 V
Chicagu, vychovan byl ale zde
a We skutecnosti tem6r cely
svUi ziVot stravil V Clevelandu.
Jeho otec byval spolumajite-
lem neWburzskych valcoven,
kde mlady Chisholm vyuCil Sc
zelezlictvi, naCez teprv vstou
pill ma Yale universitu a pozdG
il studoval ma jinych ucili-
stitch. V ocelarske industrii pu-
sobil i po vyvlastn6ni zmine-
nEch valcoven trustem. Byl je-
dnim 2 hlaVnlch mecenaru mi
5tni odbocky Amer. Cerveneho
krize Western Reserve spo-
leCnOsti hiStoricke.
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Nyni, kdyz op6tne byly ote-
vfany cesty dopravy celem
svGtG, osm clevelandskych fl
nanGnich Gstavu, pomoci seric
oznamek nablzi souCinnost S
Cleveland any ciziho pGvodu,
pokud Sc tyGe ciZozemskGho
smGnarnictvi, sporeni finan-
chi rady.
Banky tyto mailci vice jok
100000 bankovnich uCtu o.
chotnG hodlaji podporovati bla
hobyt na$ehO m6Gta q nabs9i
sVoji souCinnost V pOmoci vSem
obcanum a obchodnim podni-
KUN V t6to periodic rekonstruk
chi.
V iinych poselstvlch vefej-
nych pax varuji pred podvod-
nym ukladanim Sc nabizejlcim
mnohosIibnymi nabidkami 8
velkymi uroky.
"Vy5etfujtc drive, nez-Ii IL
kladate, jest duch tGto Eady
nabizene vsem, kteri mini peni
re uloziti.'
Skupina financnich institu-
ci dava jin6 pokyny We spo-
jeni s ukryvAnim penez. Pou-
kazuji, re velkG sunny byly
ztraceny, protoze nemoudri
vlastnici schovavali uspory do
punGoch, opasku, slamniku a il
nych mist, kde Zlod6ii, poza-
rem nab nep0Zornosti byly
zmareny nad6je ma $testi "a
bezpecene t6mito pencil. Ta-
to oZnamkova kampan osmi
bank jest iednou . kampan-
nich serii, joz pomohly uGiniti
Cleveland m6stem spofivosti a
6sp6chu.
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TAzENi FROT1 MESfCKn-
RUM.
$50 gallonI whisky zabaveno
v tajnem lihovaru IL Fullerton.

Ma pokyn neznameho uGava
C kapitan Matowitz 3 tuctem
podfizenych mu mestskych de
tektivG podnikl vcera vyrravu
ma venkcy "a ucelem patrani
po 5a5nem lihovaru q ellen: W.
pravy byl Fullerton v Geauga
okresu. Ucastnic; vypravy by!i
oZbrojeni rucnicemi q do lul
lerton jeli poicejnimi auty,
kde tajny lihovar skrteCrG byl
objev9n ctyfi m6sickari pri
vyrobe whisky pristize1i. Tai
ny ten lihovar skryt byl V hou-
slime a byl opatren modernimi
aparaty. Zarizeni jeho bylo va
bee dokonale vSe nasvGdcova
10 tomu, re vybavou vinopalny
i vyrobou whisky zabyvali Sc
zkuseni odbornlci. Policistc "a
bavili $50 gallonG slime kofal-
ky a vSecky stroja a zatkli do
mntle lihovarniky ]. Korkana,
S. Nikolu a St6pana Benita, Slo
vince z cisla 1907 st. Clair A
We. Zatceni budou vyslychani
,dnes soudu municipalniho a
pozd6ji bude Sc zabyvat pripa
dem tim vladni distriktnl "a
lobco.
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DEVlTILETE DEVICE IA
VRAZDENO.

V potucku blize Greendale,
O. nalezena vcera mrtvola de-
vitilete divky M. JewelIov6,
dcerusky prominentniho farma
re. Jak vsechny pTiznaky ma
svedcuji, dite bylo zneuzito,
zardouseno a posl6z mrtvola
ieho do vody vrzena. Pak,i
smilnik bude dopaden, lynco-
vani neujde. Serif 2 Hooking
okresu vystval po stopach pa
chatele druzinu zvlaStnich de-
tektivd a pflpadu policii v
V cele Ohio bylo telegrafova-
no.
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PAN MENiSTR PiSE..

Riditel mistni poStOvnl aVia-
tiky J. A. Jordan obdrzel wee
ra z Londyna dopis cd ministra
briticke aviatiky Churchilla.
Pan ministr mu pise, ably pofi
dill anglickG aviatice statisti-
ku oheldn6 po$tovni aviatiky
clevelandskG. Anglie chce Edo
konalit svou poStovni vzduS-
nou dopravu q rovn6z dopravu
pasazeru p0moci aeroplanu.
Proto potfebuje nGktera data
cd mistni poStovnl aviatiky.
Riditel Jordan zaSle Churchill
ldv dotaz Wade Washington
ske, pon6vadz na zodpoVidani
podobnych dotazu praVo ne
ma.
Ma letiSti We Woodland Hills
rarku buda dnes slavena sto-
denni Stastna sluzba cleve-
IandskG aviatiky. X slavnosti
byl poZvan vypomocny general
nj poStmistr Prayer, vojenSti
letci Thaw q Rickenbacker, ma
i9iichz poce3t naSe obchodni
komora banket usporada.
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SPOLECNY HROB.

Vcera dopoledne konal Sc
pohreb sedmi clanu rodiny di-
loVedouciho u Cleveland Fur
mace toVaren Johna Trainora,
1868 zap. 20. ul. Trainor Sc
svou zenou a peti detmi u3mr-
cen byl "a srazky auta s rych-
loVlakem blize Conneaut So
botu a pouZe jedna jeho dcera
lSleta Sadie, nahodou ma W.
Jizdce 50 nepodilejlci, ma zivu
zustala. Sedm rakVi s pozustat
ky zabitych dopraveno do bliz
keho katolick6ho kostela, cd
kud pohfebni prIVod ma Kal-
Varia hrbitov sc ubiral, kda
spolecny hrob ob6tl neStestl
byl pflpraven. Po16vadz pozG-
stalych pribuZnych Jest jen ne
kolik, rakve do vozu i k spolec
n6mu hrobu vynaseny Trainero
vymi spolud6lniky z Cleveland
Furnace Zavodu. Zv6davca Y
okoli rodinn6ho domu Traino-
roVych bylo takov6 mnozstvi,
ze trakcni doprava ma Fulton
Road po celou hodinu byla za
stavena. Tsa
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JEDNOPATROVE SKOLNf
BUDOVY.

Skolni stavebni vvbnr zaby-
val Sc vGera otazkop jak6ho
druhu mali byt novostavby, ne
davnou pujckou zajiSt6n6 a
die vSeho veSkere pfisti skolni
stavby budou jednopatrov6,
die vZoru Brett-M emorial Sko-
~. Y novostavbach nebude
,prebytecnych chodeb a zbytst
nych arkyru neb wick. VeSke-
re Skolni svetnice budou V pri-
zemi.
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kLUBOVNA RYTiRU KO-
LUMBOVYCH.

Mistni podpuTny svaz Ryti-
ri Kolumbovych ziskal vccra
koupi rozsahlou Merritovu re-
]idenci, els. 3422 Euclid Ave.
nde svaz zaridi sVou klubovnul
a kda svG hlavni schuze bude
konati. Ny1eisi spolkov6 mist
nosti V Opera House budou
klubem patrn6 zruSeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-21

- Posledni vylet v sezo-
ne porada Loze Bila Hora
Jedroty Taboritu v nedeli
81. srpna " zahrads p. Cap
ka ma <. II. ul.
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PROVOLA AMI!
Ct6nym cenkynim elendm cesko- -katolickych spolku
Cleveandu.
ODBOCKA NARODNlHO SVAZU CEsKYCH KATOLfKU
v CLEVELANDU

voava veejnou chz nede "a srpna 1919 do sine
dy Panny Marie Lourcske hodin Hlavnm feGnl
KEN bude kaplan Svazu dnstp FIR Jedcka Chicago, Ill.
Zadme mto veskere censvo vSech spoku by brao tn ne
v6ts cast schulz teo oho vyzadue vzneseny ntel
zakerm tato nase mohuna nrodn oganisace bya zaoze
ma Obracime soucasne Ct polky kere nesou e
svazku Narodniho Katoickeho Svazu, by pfi
oupiy cit nutna poeba by organisace ato pGsoba
dale dobr ceskoslovenskeho naroda zamu eto move
nas vlas povsechn6mu dobru cesko katockeho lidu
Americe PrjR udz kazdy do sch1ze teo ktere bude
n6no dobreho az posud Narodn Svaz Ceskych KaokG
Americe vykonal aka bude jeho pGsobnost budou-
cnost Kazdy je uctiv6 Evan van
Jmenem Svazu
REV. F. J. HROCH, pred J. L. MhSEK, tajemnk.
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Hrunek bude hrati "a vSe-
chino Sc bude $500 platiti.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
AMERICAN LEGION CONVENTION.

\ call has been issued by Henry Deb
Norman, temporary state commander
OF the American Legion. for a meeting
90 Hotel WattersOn. In Louisville. on
Friday and Saturday. Oct. and A.
The ratification Of the bill before Con
gress approving the incorporation of
the Legion and the ratification or n
meudment Of the State constitution are
the main issues before the convention.
All ex-soldiers and sailors are asked
to be present. although only authorized
posts VIII be entitled 10 votes In the
meeting. This Is a civilian organiza-
ton and recognizes no distinction as 10
former ranks. A portion of the mr.
poses OF the organization states Wv.
recognize authority Wherever II ex-
lists and stand first for our constitution
government and for the rights OF the
public and the individual Hereunder
and we unqualifiedely condemn lawless-
ness. wrong and radicalism. whether
pa the part OF capital. labor or iudivid- /
az Is. and earnestly advocate efficiency
integrity, backbone and economy In /
he administration Of public affairs"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18

Mr. and Mrs. Felix Davis. OF Fulton.
spent from Saturday until Monday
with his brother. Dan Davis and lam
uv.-Mrs I'd Willingham and sons. Of
button. visited her mother. Mrs sue
I.rausford. and her brother. Dick Brans-
ford. and family last week--Mr and
Mrs Bob Lewis and son. 81 near Union
church spent from Friday until sun
dry with friends lcrc-A. NJ. Ropcr
Is on the sick list.-Mr and Mrs Dan
Davis. Mrs joe Atwen. Mrs. Jack NJ
Clelun and Mrs CLERGY Owens were Ina
Hickman Friday afternoon.-Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Scott and son spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. W L. Alexander.
of Nashville. az the home Of her son.
near Iordan-Quite "a number of peO-
ple from this district attended the
funeral and burial Of Carroll Blair. AZ
Clinton. SundHy.-Mr. and Mrs. Rob
Johnson and daughter of Cayce. visi-
tod a VI. Roper and family Sunday
VIII Fields and Horace Roper were IN
Mon City on business MOnday.-Ha- /
eel Fields spent from Thursday until I
with her cousins. Miss Ida 4
May Johnston and sisters. near Hick- 4
man.-Fhe school AT Roper is TO begin 4
next Monday. with Mr.. Clemmons Law
son as teacher.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
!. --sSsser Hea0S Stars =
and Sees New World War
to Begin in June 1926

There will be another world war be-
ginning IN June. 1926. according TO a
writer IN the British Journal OF As
trology. This prophet who signs him
self "Sepharial." asks for a serious
hearing. inasmuch a. he claims 10
have published a year In advance In
each case the exact date OF the war
of 1914 and of the cessation OF hos
til!ties.
The first phase of the next war"
be writes. will begin with Turkey.
whose perfidy win lead 10 IT'S final
overthrow IN 1922 This time Prus-
sian intrigue will dominate the posi-
ton In the near East affecting Greece.
Turkey and Russia. But. according
20 my calculations. the great crisis
viii not be reached until June. 1926.
I'm this great war. which may be
regarded as Prussia's counter to the
wal of l9l41S. the malevolent forces
take their rise In Vienna and Berlin.
ascend 10 Petrograd. penetrate through
the whole OF Russia and descend via
the Black sea and Turkey in Asia, on
TO Syria and Palestine"
Another allied victory is predicted
by Sepharial.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18

{. g. Schlenker spent Tuesday i'm
Charleston. No, on business.
l.. +. Baker. Of Mengel Box Co. Of
flee. Louisville. is here this week ON
business.
Miss Bessie Jean Dougles left Mon
day for Blackstone. Va. where she
viii attend school this year.
Miss Harriet Chambers has returned
10 her home I'm Martin after few
days visit with Miss Virginia Grain.
X. \ Hamilton. Of the Mengel Box
1onpany' Jersey City, y. j.. is here
for several days on business with this
plant.
Shirley Clore, Jr.. left Tuesday for
Henderson, KY, where he has accept
ed a position with his brother-in-law
~ Terry business in that city. Mrs.
Clore will go a few days later.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
Grain SorghumS Are Found
Worthy of Use and Furnish
Desirable, Wholesome Food

Although the protein 81 the grain
sOrghums Is less digestible than that
OF corn or wheat. all OF the sOrghums
except kaoliang furnish a fairly good
source Of protein and practically as
good a source OF carbohydrates as
the two gruins In most general use.
Specialists OF the United states de-
partment % agriculture. Ga expert
ments found that the grain sorEhums
are worthy Of use IN all sections 20
give variety 20 the diet. In regions
where other cereals ara not 50 sue
cessfuily grown. a Is pointed out. the
grain sorghums may contribute ma
terinlly % the supply OF substances
suitable as human food.
Tests were made with kafr. feterita,
milo and kaol.ang. both Oh the form
OF bread and as mush. Check tests
also were made with corn and wheat
ne breads. All SIX OF the grains were
ground into meals OF the same fneneSs
IN the same min. In the experiments
with the breads. the average digesti-
hiiity of the protein OF the wheat was
found 90 be 77.3 per cent; corn. 500;
kair. DIP; feterita. 900; milo. 40:
and knoliang. los. In the exneri-
nents with mushes made from meals
or the four grain sorghums. the dIges-
tlbilty OF Tie nrotsls,.u - 4-~z.zEs srp>
e'"@"~,~ - III cent for milo and
ohiy per cent for kn0llang. The d.
testlnihty Of the carbohydrates vvas
mn Tor an six grains. ranging from
t0.3 10 gS d nor cont
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-18
Halcyon Days Mean Any Term
or Period of TRANQUILITY

Halcyon DAYS are davs OF peaca
happiness and prosperity; pronerlv
the seven days before and the seven
u"Ss hiter the winter solstice. De-
GENDER =, the shortest day OF the
year. Halcyon Is the ancient Greek
name Tor the kingfisher. and this bird
was tabled 20 build IT'S nest upon he
sea. lay its eggs and hatch them dur
ing II days. about December 21. The
sea was said % be calm during this
period and the nest floated safely upon
IL Halcyon days now mean any
term or period Of tranquility and hap
plness.