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The north Mississippi herald., 1920-09-03

SEE the new drying machine just in
stalled at Happy Thompson's Press
ing Club.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
INDUSTRIAL BOARD
COMPLETES WORK
SHOULD "daAPpLE VITA TIE
PROBLEM IN The iNDtVl.
DUAL PLANT"
SUGGESTION OF CONF eRENCE
lndus,r al Board Appointed By pfssl.
sent Wilaon Held Mary Sessions
ard Adopted Plan to De Mses
Puhiie soon.

NasAiagtoa The proper place 10
xeapple etgh lhe labor problems Is m
,he lndis!daal plant, the second Indus.
Trial conference sili tyll President VII!
SON Ia Us final Report TIE conference
adjourned aftof having held 50 sessions
since tts first needing bcc. 4 I's -
part, adopted unanimously VII b.
made publlc Within about - GAys
Specific recommendation regarding
houra uf work. sases. women ana
ehldrea "a Industry au"G7,u}
and similar Problems have been made.
thc conference announced, ana 4 def
talfe sland oa collective barge alag
the rock 90 whiah the first ,1a'cr
elre yaae to grief has barn taken
IN preliminary report mate rae'0
nae g. me conference proposed ~
snncry far tAMst.ns a,sru'es Net&ov'
pt9p'.yga and Dnp)eyrr9 ahA aeaeA 'ef
fltitNms and suR sast'pHs nn'a
her ~ men proWtae1t ~ pNs'ts jf"
"A well an Representatives NJ apbl
taa hHor. appeared before tJe gon
tnrcnco, While iadl,iiush aaI hrgtn'
cations nnia Suggestions ~ wet @g
The tina, report, tie ,)'tree--'
am aunget makes s0las moGHga'lAN
~ tar organization suggested r. Ny
r,e4., .rrfrarv statement hM iFRFs4 IT,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
AGREE TO VIEWS
OF PRES. WILSON
FRENCH ASo BRITISH Pre- AtCRs
ARE WILLING TO REOPEN
FtuME QUESTION
AN AGREEMENT IS SOUGHT
Never Rad the intrntlon ~ Makiro .
Definite Settlement Without On~
tanning the Views Of Aessft-
can Government"

I Washington. Tho text Ct the rc.s
from. the French aud Hfitiah pF~W ers
GA The AdriAyg Qaeg .tgu. to which Pres
iGea, Wilson, reply MS delivered ia
LoaAoa, was made pablo ~ the stats
Department II conforms closely "a
/ tie summary called trcm LoSdog 90
.nb -, aaJ emphasizes the import
a@ac attached BY the prgnJars 10 the
tact tAas AZ Wilsoa bad previously
~eAlgrased ais Willingness to &C
cep, settlement arrived ~ by diree'
Negotiations beir cen Italy and Jugo
S'Aya
4 tn rrgntrrs' aJte. after reiteratins
that they have acYeg had the lusen
g-a o. matias y definite settlement
t1 questions I'm sad without Oh
tanning tho views II tie American
sasetaue7'' adds tba; the "furtsar
e&p.anAt oB * thake yuWs. contained
ID So Fr sIJeats rasaugn is
gr '1ea a matter - yry great IN,
tegcat aad Importance
. 'A.i tho more SO. the note cnntin
aee atace q sho~s thst TIE united
states soyer@urN, tnes ror vsah to
.at 1t tl4Eselyr, from ,hs gen,
.sya' ,us<'io7 q peace
Az '&ia pairt caaes the statement
'hSt aHsea OF "a Amer,caa reprvsen
la, tr,m Their del'aera'ia~s saa
iHray an almost sgufmaaatah'e ON
ar .4" % Nn.eesstu Adjustment u
'ae az innate taougA conflicting a.
re'rra sc TIE itAaaa and JaSa.
/ - - sts5,a~ s~-n,a,e-f 'Na' direct
lgHge tars between thcse - op,c
{ ~c M tNn t'e1 w4v of rottliNs
. 'Nh CT 'iaa. tAe uyeners sali they
. errs rss'y 10 w''Ntraw tNcr sc,ts.
raaas n~anueav NJ ne as4f Ian "a
as 't that E tEs i've parties
~stG jSf"r -c1,n~~st h.lrp tast ,he
serious tf' a~t -r"ad aawcrr
VIZ rea "a t'eA = r~a7rt.e- tten, In
~ ~9~t vilr ss'. -~ /. ell - more
/ 4 ~HrH ~ aers,N yoac sv ter
I Ateen~tn~t htta >r- ,~ er1
IN s-'a"ys v' ~ tNa t~r'~-
~ 3r. WRsen MS iuvant 20 ,el7
. s's ~-n3 ~a i ~-uH INA. the
sfn 2. e.'rea r'e-n - re- rsfv,cos
lrmn7; 2-opass.t soi INT I.-ls
, awl 'Ht@ S'avla n' 'tts 'v m"'"t.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
OUT O. LUCK
----
Never n'inii hist tile
CaScare.s II Bilious.
Constipasei

Evsryn-s mcst ecxasioraisy gsve 10
the boasss sozae regular help &C else
Suffer fraa constipation esgscss NJ
lagks, stomach disorders anG sass head
aehe. Bat g., bot Whip tAs haasas tEsfa
ACTIVITY with harsA eAstarTte&
WhAt the giFvr and bowels Aeed 10
q seat.s ami eatural senic. oae thst
can c1aS.aaily se GsTsl without harm.
The gpnfscst lstrg aad beSel tcnic IL
"CaseaFrsA~ They pat the liver 10
merk AMI cleanse the coiOa ana bowels
N all waste, toxins and poisots With.
oct griptns--they never sicken or to-
e,esvsnlraee yea ike Calonael. Salts,
Oh er iruggattyes-
Tweh,y ave nill,en hoxes ef Cas-
earets sfe seid each year They work
while sou sleep, C&scatvts cost ~ lie.
lie tpo.~-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

Everybody en- AlrNnndropoI, AFtae-
uiul. as though IL were the most nat
urul tang IN thn world 10 do, VAS
eating grass. THE women nearly all
tarr.td llttlo huhches ~ grass In their
eptous or tied w 10 lneps ia their
rngepA SKIRTS. Nhile Vue Saw gru sseS
sticking out of most meas pockets,
There was constant munghlug that
really sevHaed narr awful IA me than
the nhlcct Surrender 50 the Inevitable
that | was compelled SCI frequently 10
wItnrss, EIoaunr trankIn Esan. In
the saturday Evening Post
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
NOTHING BETTER
As A LAXATIVE"
ssheyiIle Lady Finds Black
Draught An Effective Remedy il,
Her Family for Common AL
n'ents Of the Digestive
Organs.

Aellov lie, y. C-~iiFs, A, X. Jarvis
"a Wovrirow Avcnae thls city. says
~ have uss-i ard her' q. Thedsords
racS Drought for years AMI Ger.
'alaly have scapd u sE1caG-i for bend.
ache, sagT stomach. ipafss<ss"a and
other i.js that oarpe from a deraa2ei
liver.
My hgSt'nat srl krcp BLACK.
ryauxtt III tAe h1Gse ard thtak IL /.
splendid to keep ~ sickness. have
uscd Il In wrss6l doses ~ q laxative,
Esd there IL nothing tst'er.
n'ack pranxtt Is a mild lser me,il.
r1ae say child ran take II.
hare touai II splerdid WITH ,kesa fer
cotas.~
Tlse~.tp-yi's -nraaght has heas-
siei Thousands Ia relieving liver al.
rscn's, 1t heSgs 70 drive hisc pol~ns
ana ether unhealthsul matters egt O.
he s-sters.
Elacs-rrs aSht h standby In
thousands Il family redlcsne chests.
II saaGaI - In yours. it, use sacrid
sslp 20 Keep the Whole family well
Prompt t-estras "a asvsa hall the
hattie against rsSay ssifrersa
CO, sazzse frxsra yvsr d-SsS.ss TODAY.
k&w
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

'parc's Diarersn." hy neu,railstny
the aclsiity ~ the stomach INSTANTLY re-
ileses the fo,d soaring and fetmen,a-
ton which causes the misery anak'ng
gases. heartburn. Astgleacr. failpess
or pain In stomach ard isirs,'nes.
few tablets ~ "pape's pisI,epsln|
bring r~iies hl'p"st ~ sonn ~ they
reach the stomach They he|r requisite
Giscrdered stomschs 80 fa,pri'r foafs
ean be eaten without distrses~Caxts
~ LITTLE nj drug stores.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
RUB RHEUMATIC PAIN
FROM ACHING JclNTS
Eub Pain Eight Out With Small Trial
Bottle es cld st
Jaeeea OH"
Slnp ".inains Rheumnsisrn.

Stop dosing Rheumatism.
LIS raln Gully not oae ease In ATTY
requires Internal treatment. ilah
sonthsnE. penetrating Isl, iscshs OH"
right on the 'tenasr spos, and by tho
time you say lack RehlAsog---ori
comes the rheumatic rain ami distress,
"st. Jacobs or IN harmless rhcu.
nB'isn liDlmest which nvseF dlsap-
painss and doesn't hura the skin. IL
takts rain, soreness and stiffness from
Hching tsiats, muscles and bencs |;
stoTs seiatlca. lumhagn. hachache and
neuralgia.
Ltmlsct np' Get small trial bottle
of oldtlme. hahev, ~St, Jacobs tii"
frosn any drug Morr. hud IN mo.
m.Ht, youth he fFee from paths aches
ana stiffness nant KulIefl Rub
rheumatism away Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
TO SELL FLOUR 70 EUROPE
sraeral G-siN S.-e,ret @svs 600
600 Barre a-e eeatv 70 shga
~ st1T5 PEI Barre

URNsia<toa ftve raI,,sas Na~~n's q.
.etera. grain Ser"crai q soft wheat
clo,.r w.t. bN sod IN credit IL Earg "a
soon enless s67c-~ss sa,aorfFes SO
Nc noe ,csss 70 f.na~ce yav sN'ss IN
,tns F.rnvs. heai NJ tss c"~~ysfat1nr
'ca ne aarse rGies crr"slttea sff
Ss'i Ae rev hsd aGtNor''v - rGeFs
ne ~ ~ ca er~t:,, M. legged tos
1sAs-s wsa'A - ant crirsG
Ne s~'rr 7lsc~4 arsn the TSur 10
SIC = pr hsr-ss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

--liyrr llyens M. bile flows freely
headache, billnusnrss, tongue fur,
stomach sogrnr~s, disappear when Dr.
ktnss Nav life flls get Ia their
natural, comfortable action.
tuFgatlFes, never PLEASANTLY corree-
tive, sometimes hahEt,tpgmins, should
bet be taken ~ rack ths SYSTEM yio-
lenily Natures way ia tho way OF Dr.
Mays New Life P,,ls.~gentty but
tirulY functioning the bowels, elitai"
mating the Intestine cloRgug waste aud
promoting the most gratifying results,
Cleanse tie system With them and
know the boon Of regular boNuIs. &c.
at all druggists.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

lfbsaAd q every *txEtffNs ! HAsN
EsAAe 10 perfectly true. Ars, j, q.
ELAsVasr. a4as S. a,tA Stsves. oessaa.
NsbfAskA.
Women who sssfer frosa uscse die.
trsslag lin peculiar DO their sen should
bs convsnced nv the nasHy genuine ard
truthful testimonials W. are ssasstAssly
pasl,khsng ia the newspapers ef the
ability I'll Lydia Z. fsnkhara's veFe-
table Cpragssand 10 restore their health.
To kne~ whesher lysss T. ifaasassIas
Vegetable Ganspeua4 vii help you, Try
Ill far advice write b. Lssas e. PiRk,
Nam N~6iesaae O.. tecAhdentaail, lsnnt
Mss, Your letter will tse egssned. read
and answered by xu1nas. and heal Ia
strict confidence.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

sNwzssy years fri' ~
,@Als iaSsaAses ana II
Ass helseA ne sssy
szsssch ] have slss
,ssssa L.ylsa n Fax.
aams aAAtlve
Mash with gesd re-
salts. ! Always hsve
a~stleaf Vegetable
Iarsg~ana ia the
asgsse NJ IN 10 q sSSst
remedy IN time Ut
neea. Gu can
g&hissA my sestE
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
FLrw Maaasine Run b. Werner.

The f2r~1 magazine IN AmrFlca coo.
tarsel safely by WtssBea MAS The
inseEl Offering, "A psenghiy r~Ffadttal
Published fs,aa iSS9 to 1883 by girls
einplpys.! IN yhe m5ll. II Lowell Mass,
Lucy i.ary~t3 @as coe II Its trsNluen;
euuyrfha.ssrs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost any man will tell you
that Sloan's Linimcnt
means relief

Fer rtNtjcaiis every man ha. used
II Nho has suffered tro, rheumatic
aches, soreness OF muscles. e,'sne@ OF
ioirss, the results II wea.a.rt eNp, sure.
Ncmse. ,N>N Nv the hundreds Of
Thousands. use j, iaf rrltSa u neartsis.
lame HACKS. ncursls,A SIX headache.
tleaa. retfcSht-S, a~athns. ecnncsns-
cal, quickly elective Say ~Sloan's
l.nineu, 70 ycar dnsS,s,, Get q
,cday. &c. N. SlR
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
So~is i4ou1s keeping.

u the large Nea YORK hotels requires
In q single wear 3THtsn pounds u bat.
lsy, 'tStso qHarts ~ Riilk, A,nn
quarts ~ creatga. Altl agsy- taAn z
7ssfss' eggs. In one year tire laundry
department oS ~" satse establishment
handles ahout l'h.nfEp pieces "
work.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
ea~.s Q.tsies sta..-,-..

y. a.gv-a- re- ss~str at4rrt~s
rrsa'a'.aa ay Se1ator IN VT ~ r'taA
ss.31s ;-e ~g~sa II -s,.r1a, 64fsrsf
'H- te'b.l,5 ststs.9eEi u - sSsAi-x
= trs 1880 we'd ~2senst tlee On p-@sit
Incarnation.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
CHEST CLOCCED Up
WITH HEAVY COLD?
Don't give IL a chance ID
set in"---use DR.. king's
New Discovery
T~HAT dangerous stage where d

TSHAT dangerous stage where q
cold or cough or case os grippe
- might get the better nt yoa may
be- h@AEef than sou think. Prompt
action With Dr. ktRIR New Discovery
viii avert a long Siege
For Fifty years II has looseucd con-
rested chests, disslpateti Il, packed
rh$tgFu, "hTdten v1rSuns rrs's4 ard
coughs, Give II 10 the youngstcrs--
tabe II Yourself. There viii bo 40 disa.
errfahlr aftsr.efreets.
nic, ana sl@p hottie. At your
druggists Give IL Il TRIAL
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
GOLD MEDAL
1phInl!llll EM On
W. kYyzK1Nxxl ~

Tbs worlds Standard rsussdy fos lsdnsy.
tivss. bladder and uric add uoabt~&, shs
snsmiss VI lie and loosa In uas STAGE
iese, AL druggists. three SHEA
L~@A fa~ sA~ asaas Geld Ms.y.i sa s~~rv k~w
ssA sessua No iasktAaasm
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

r~-is - s~e~-1 ~ ,,,. -- 49, 500 - 81
s--a-.-;s-.s rg'''A ee-ar'a- II So 80 ~-t.'
! sazs~.a a. fAs hFnss r.. ~ ''4--p
- C>sc~,srs rNav, Get u, acca arg :
he resss Payssaen
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

Bot tire Other ksne.
y don't believe In fiieAe sIAtitaalissac
st'ancr& assit til sslssis aaf tsGI yaa
fve So tbs spirits bottled aeT
Il Wish | aaa."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
n c5-ss Sta'cs-e-

~ ,N~a~i NJ -e Nnt'Se~ ~ -, -n>
A., ass t-a&lv rvtuSei IL ' rctse Their
own sa.aytSs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

Ss8hvills State Auditor Sterling r.
Anderson has submitted report 10
fSovnraor Roberts showing condition
az the Training and Horticultural
school FOR nnys, ard ~ a preliminary
~ the regular statistical exhibits .h~
auditor takes occasion 70 h'Ta,y Germ.
mend the management Of tae insti,u.
ton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-17


The Christian Endeavor, Society
gave a social Frtday evening at the
]. L. Wylie home in honor of the
members who are soon to leave for
college. Thirty-five young people
were present. A musical program
! was given and refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Showalter were
very much surprised Friday night
when about seventy five old friends
and neighbors gathered at the George
Foreman home to spend the evening
with them before they leave for the
west. The hours were spent sicially
and refreshments were served. In
behalf of the company Mrs. Edgar
Burkholder presented Mr. and Mrs.
Showalter with a. toilet set, and
their son Harold with silver pencil.
Tho Showalter family will visit a
while with relatives here and at
Marshalltown then go to California
for the benefit OF Mrs. Showalter's
health
- Stanley Graham. who has been
with a musical company in chautau-
qua work during the summer, was
home over Sunday with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. j. G. Graham.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-17
MARTIN BURKE, OF THIS CITY,
UNDER ARREST AT JAMES,
WILLIE, WIS.
WANTED IN CONNECTION
WITH PFLElGER BURGLARY
Agrees to Return to This City With
out Extradition Papers-Baiiiff l..
D. Hampton Goes to GAINESVILLE to
Secure Prisoner-Larceny Charge
Filed Against Benny.

Martin Burke. Of this city, wanted
IN connection with the robbery of tho
Adolph Pfleiger store the morning OF
Sept. 10, is under arrest at James
vile. Wis, according to message
from the chief Of police Of, that
city. Leonard Benny, arrested here
the morning Of the robbery, and ]. f.
Johnson. of Waterloo, caught at
Mason City. are in Jail here charged
with being implicated in the burg
larry. Burke and Carothers, the lat
ter q rover who had made his home
here for few weeks, escaped from
the officers at Mason City the night
after the robbery.
The message from the GAINESVILLE
chief was confined merely to the
statement OF Burke's arrest and gave
no details. The local police wired
the GAINESVILLE chief, asking If Burke
would come to Marshalltown without
the issuance Of extradition papers
and late Thursday night Chief of
Police w. Lage received message
that Burke would come.
BaiIiff Sent After Burke.
Bailiff L. D. Hampton left on a
night train for Jhnesville OF secure
the prisoner. He is expected back
Saturday, when Burke probably will
be armigned.
With the capture OF Burke three OF
tho four young men alleged to be
implicated In the robbery have been
arrested. Confessions have been Sc
cured from Benny and Johnson, ac-
cording to the police. Benny. who
gave the police the Information which
led to the arrest of Johnson and the
discovery of Burke and Carothers mt
Mason City. probably will be held
on a charge OF conspiracy rather thaa
robbery.
Benny Held on Second Charge.
The filing t1of another charge
against Benny, however. may ma
terially affect his case. An informa-
ton. charging larceny. was filed
Thursday by w. L. Jones. who al
leges that Benny stole SIS from
Jones' tailor shop. over ITO East Main
street. Jones was in his shop at tho
time Of the robbery and heard some
one in the work room. He went to
investigate and found the cash
drawer had been rlfied and the thief
had fled.
Benny. 1t is said. boasted to his
companions that he did not havesto
work when he could secure moneysso
easily. Benny's statements were re-
peated to Jones, who at once caused
the second information to be flied.
No time has been set for the arraign-
mont Of Benny on the Jones informa-
ton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-17
CHANGE IN VOTING LAW.
Elector Casting Absent Voters Bal
lot Need Not REGISTER.

EIeCtor NaSttn9 Ao9ont Vot0fe bal.
lot Need Not Register.
An absent or disabled voter, who
deposits ballot prior to election day
with the county auditor. need not
register. The amended election law,
section 2, Chapter 41s, acts Of the
Thirty seventh general assembly.
vides:
THE affidavit upon the ballot en-
velope shall constitute O sufficient
registration OF the voter In precincts
where registration is required and
shall be treated like and have the
same force and effect as certificate
issued by the registrar of election on
election day"
In an opinion by County Attorney
A. B. Hoover the above section OF
the law is quoted. The opinion con-
tinues: "If the ballot from such abb
sent or disabled voter Is deposited
the judges Of election shall enter
such voters name on the alphabeti-
cal list with the same date as ID
entered where certificate Of regis
tration is filed and the ballot en-
volope, having the absent or disabled
voters hsfidavitN thereon, shall be
preserved and returned with the GER
tificate Of registration, poll book and
alphabetical lists to the city clerk
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-17
In district Court,

Three DEGREES quoting title were
entered Thursday in district court In
the cases Of III. M. Armstrong versus,
Eli Inman. ct al, John Stalzer versus
C. w. Stone. ct al. and James E.
Gould versus Luther r.. Barnes ct al.
Suit to quiet title to land in Timber
Creek township was filed Thursday
by George w. Munro against William
A. Rex and others. A similar action,
involving land in LoSal, township has
been filed by o. p. Meyer and e. M. ).
Mclaughlin versus John Boles ct al.
Judgement for 1,0S4.54 was enter
ed Thursday In the case of w. A.
Oldfield against w. s. Nichols. Old
field sued on account for an auto
mobile, tires. oil, etc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-17
MRS. f. 3. GARvlN DEAD.
old-Time Resident of City Passes
Away at Clark's Summit. Pa,

Old limo Resident of City Passes
Away at Clarks Summit, Pa.
Death, Thursday afternoon at
o'clock, claimed Mrs. F. B. Garvin,
for many years a resident of this
city. and wife Of tho former local
| agent OF the Chicago & Northwestern
railway here. Mrs. Garvin's death
was due to the third stroke Of
| apoplexy suffered within three weeks.
Mrs. Garvin had not been in the
and two months ago underwent an
operation for the removal Of what
was thought to be fatty tumor of
the neck. symptoms that were re-
vealed by the operation. however, in
dicated malignancy, and paralytic
symptoms followed before the first
| apoplectic stroke resulted. Mrs.
Garvin' was born Maria Mcclure, a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Clure, early residents Of Lewisburg,
Pa. wherestheir daughter was born.
Had she lived until Saturday Mrs.
Garvin would have been SO. In 1884.
at Lewisburg. Miss Mcclure became
| the wife Of Frank b. Garvin, and
| came to this city q BRIDE! The first
home of the family was at the corner
now Boone street. and in later years
was at 3o7 East State street. For
the past six years Mrs. Garvin had
been passing a part of her time at
Scranton and Clark's Summit. altho
she maintained legal residence here
and was here each winter.
During her many years residence
here Mrs. Garvin was prominent IN
women's club circles. She was presi-
dent Of the Woman's Club in 1896 6,
and was an honorary member OF the
club at the time of her death. Also
she was n past president of the
Twentieth Century Club. serving
1s99-190o, and was ONE of the char
ter members of the club. She was n
member OF Spinning Wheel Chapter,
d. A. r., charter member of the
Souvenir Club. and one of the origi-
nal members OF the Saturday After
noon Bridge Club.
For Many years Mrs. Garvin was n
member of the Baptist church. She
was reared n Baptist. and educated
in Baptist seminary. During more
recent years, however, she had be-
come affiliated with the Episcopal
church. to which her daughters be-
longed.
Surviving Mrs. Garvin are her hus-
band and two daughters. Mr.. Garvin.
for about ten years, has been a pa
tient In the state hospital at Inde-
pendence. The daughters are Mrs.
William r. Baldwin. of Clark's Sum-
NIT. Pa, and Mrs. Chester Brewer. of
Lansing, Mich. Mrs. Garvin was the
last Of her family. an only brother,
Judge Harold Mcclure, of LewisbuRg.
having died of stroke of apoplexy
March I. 1919. while pleading case
in court.
Mrs. Garvin was charming
woman. and one who made many
friends. and her wide circle OF friends
and acquaintances Will regret very
much to hear OF her DEATH
Altho no definite word to that
effect has been received. It Is as
sumed by close friends here that
burial will be In the family burying
ground at Lewisburg.
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The following young people leave
soon to begin their college work:
Misses Juliette and Florence Wylie.
Doris Gould. Ivan Ramsey. Albert
Anderson and William Williamson.
to An,es; the Misses Esther and
Mildred Graham, to Grinnelf; Carl
ton Tailor and Mr.. and Mrs. Yuiile
Ramsey, to Iowa City: Miss Harriet
Wylie. to Pella.
Merle Lavender, the 11-yeaR old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Lavender,
is quite sick Of pneumonia following
the removal Of his tonsils.
Mr. and Mrs. p. A. Madill, who
are soon to move to GrinnelL were
guests OF honor at q farewell party
at their homo Thursday evening.
About sixty persons were present
and spent the time visiting and play
ing games. Refreshments, which the
guests took along. We're served and
Rev! ]. G. Graham. in behalf Of the
Friendly Bible Class of the Congre-
gational church. that planned the az
fair presented Mr.. and Mrs. Madill
with a silver sugar she'll and butter
knife.
John Becker and Lawrence Par
menter. Of Edglngton. ILL.,. arrived
here Friday and are guests at the
Ray Parmenter and Ralph Wood
homes. .g
Miss Coda Slower left Friday Tor
George, where she will teach the
fourth grade.
The many pupils of Mrs. Yuine
Ramsey gave avery pleasing recital
Thursday afternoon at the G, F.
stansberry home. The mothers were
invited and quite q number. were
present. Thirty-fo pupils took part
In the musical program. Mrs. Ram
sey served refreshments assisted by
her sister, Miss Dorothy Stansberry
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ed on the under side of the seat and
a long shank paddock was attached
to the seat,
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who shall preserve the same and it
shall be used by the registers Of cleo
ton in precincts where registration
is required in making UP the new
registry lists from the poll books and
such affidavit shall, serve as the
registration record OF the voter for
the new registry books and lists. II
the ballot is rejected and the vote Of
the absent or disabled voter not ac-
cepted or counted the ballot envelope
Of the absent or disabled voter shall
be returned with the rejected ballot
In the envelope endorsed defective
ballots
The law, as now amended. in
cludes also disabled voters who by
reason Of sickness OF other causes
disables him from registering or
personally appearing at the balloting
place."