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NEW YORK SUGAR.

New York, June 4.-There was an easier tone in raw sugar market to- day and prices were lower. There were sales of 10000 bags of San De- mingo and afloat and o,500 bags in port to local refiner at 1875 eff, which is equivalent to 19 cents for Cubas, cost and freight, or 29.06 tor centrifugal There were no sales of Cubas, nor was there anything ot- fered, but with other sugars lower, it was doubtful if buyeds would pay above 19 cents for Cubas.
 In refined the demand is gradually being supplied in the metropolitan district, although there is still an active inquiry from out of town. Prices were unchanged at 21 1-2 to 26 12 cents for fine granulated. The French government was reported to have requisitioncd the best sugar crop of France and her colonies.
 Sugar futures were irregular at the start with August 20 points higher on covering, while other months were lower but the easier feeling in the spot market led to renewed liquida- ton and prices finally weakened with closing quotations 40 to 75 points net lower.
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Kansas City to
 be Clearing House
 for Farm E.abOrers

Kansas City, Mo, June ,. Kansas City is the clearing house through which tens of thousands of farm la borcr3 will pass during the next two months on their way to harvest the wheat of Kansas, Oklahoma, Missou- ri, Nebraska, south Dakota and Iowa
 Estimates are now being prepared from replies to questionnaircs sent to wheat growers by the United States Free Employment bureau her. This is s part of the federal department of labor, working in con junction with the free employment bureuas main tained by the states in the wheat growing belt.
 The United States employment ser vice sends out frequent bulletins to it's bureaus in all parts of the United States, carrying news of how many mon are needed to harvest wheat, in what localities they are needed, and the approximate dates when wheat cutting may be expected to be- gin in each of those localities. In addition 1t replies to thousands of letters of inquiry each month.
 Knowledge of the number of men needed in each locality at given time is obtained from county farm agents The county agents send in their reports either by telegraph or telephone and the employment bH- roaus, state and federal, endcavor to supply the requisite number of men for the wheat cutting, at the time thtv arc needed.
 Kansas will require 3O,0Oo to 5O,- 900 men from outside the state to help harvest it's winter wheat crop season according tG the most recent estimates made by J. M. Gilman, SUI pcrintendent of the states free em- ployment service.
 The minimum wage of 70 cents an hour, with board and lodging, MT. Gilman says, applies only to that DOT tion of the Kansas wheat belt west of the western boundary of Sumner county Kansas, the western two thirds of the state. In Kansas cost of the line there is a larger popula- tion ond less heavy production of wheat in proportion to the popula- tion. Wages east on the line, he says, will be around $5 day with board and lodging.
 The Kansas state service ha sestab- lished offices at Kansas City, Kan, Topeka, Parsons, Hutchinson, Wichi- ta, Salina, Dodge City, Liberal and iGoodland
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and at once agreed to come with me.
 "You'd better get her out of that hotel, Helene" he said.
 l had brilliant thought.
 "She can come for few days to my flat. It's tiny'-here 1 eyed him carefully, wondering if he didn't possibly remember.
 He gave no outward sign.
 "I'll put up at my club, dear" He vas all thoughtfulness. "You mustn't worry. The news has been shock, I know Poor Anstruther-"
 q haven't kept my promise to him, l walked. "I-I feel wretchcdly guilty, Jim."
 "That's bosh, my dear. Don't let your nerves run away with you. You've always been far too pleasant to that little n,inx. Bat there-I won't say word against her-for she must be suffering now.'
 And so we joined up to town, my husband and l. We drove straight to Alice's hotel. Jim left me in the hall. He didn't want to intrude on Alice's grief, he said.
 I found Alice very distrait and sub dued The first violence of her grief had passed. She was in her
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EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, Ill. June 1 Cattle 2,5o0; steady. Ton steers ll35; bulk l0.500ll 35; ycariink steers and heif- CTS strong.
 Gamer cows steady at l.50Mh.75. Bulls and calves dull. Good and choice vealers i3d1i
 Hogs: $500; 10 cents lower, Top 1i.40; bulk light and medium weight H.25@ lii0; bulk heavics 13.901r li 25.
 Sheep: 1000; 25 to 50 cents lower. Top lambs 150o bulk llGtl5; top ewes 500; bulk 00MS.00
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. June 4.-Pronounced strength was shown by cotton today in the early trading but after the first wave of buying was spent the market took on lower tendency under real izing by longs and reacted fairly wide ly from the highest levels; Buying was partly in response to the rise in other markets over the holiday here yesterday and partly in response to continued crop complaints from wide areas in the belt.
 Heavy hpyine followed the posting of the weather may showing wet weather generally shoWery weather for tho eSStern division. lvSiI es IF reaction N&r in full |5sS s13iS 1I3iS SSs 4he cJose which VAS pt net
 N aiy ]. of {. As < N siPts- E x
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Helene's Married Life
 By May Christie
By May Christie

When the evening journal did ar, rive, Jim scanned it idly. He didn't speak for some minutes, and then he said:
 "There's been some trouble in Mex ico. An American killed. These things occur too often" He broke off, startled look on his face, and his eyes glued to the printed para graph.
 Helene" he gaspcd, ''the murder ed man is your poor friends hus- band. Jack Anstruther"
 Before l could snatch the paper from him, a telegraph boy dismoun- ted from a bicycle and handed mo an orange envelope.
 l tore it open. It was from AL ice, and confirmed the dreadful news. Her husband had been killed!
 And so our blissful honeymoon was broken up.
 l felt it only right to go to Alice.
 You'll come, too. won't you, Jim 2" I asked him wistfully. She's all alone in town, poor girl and utterly prostrated."
 Jim suppressed an inclination to re- mark that Alice might have treated her husband better in his lifetime,
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SHeVlk IOICc.
 Warsaw, June 1.-The Poles have launched counter attack south of Kiev in the Ros river region where the reds have concentra ted in an en- deavor to drive to the northwest, in order to comnell the Poles to evacu- ate Kiev.
 The bolshevik forces captured some ground, but tfie official communique today announces that they were thrown back and several villages re- covered. The fighting continues, the bolsheyik infsntry' aided by a flo- tilla, trying to cut the Polish com munications leading to KKicv along the Dnieper until attacked by ava- tors, who used machine guns and bombs. One monitor was sunk.
 General Pilsudski, who returned from Kiev May IS, is again at the front supervising an offensive design ed to checkmate the bolshevik plans to drive a wedge behind Kiev.
 On the northern front fighting pro- gresses and territory is constantly changing hands An official state ment announces that the Polish coun- tetr attack is gradually swinging the Poles eastward over the ground they lost when the reds drive began May IS.
 The transportation of 15,000 Polish regugees from Kiev to Warsaw has begun, the American Red Cross CO., operating with the Polish government. The Americans are furnishing food and blankets.
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MONEY MARKET

New York, June 1. Mercantile pa per t-2. Exchange irregular. Stcr- ling 60 day bills 3,S5 3-4; commercial 60 day bills on banks 3,85 3-4 com mercal 60 day bills 1885 1-4; demand 3.o0 1-4; cables 391.
 Francs demand 1902; cables 1900 Belgian francs demand 12.42; cables 1240. Lire demand HOO; cables 1G9S Marks demand 2.40; cables 2.41. New York exchange on Montreeal II l-l per cent discount.
 Government bonds irregular; rail road bonds steady.
 Time loans strong; 60 days, 90 days and months 8 12.
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little private sitting room, surround ed by pile of letters from her friends.
 She jumped up at sight of me.
 "Oh, Helene. darling!" She flung her arms about my neck, and burst into tears. "Hc-hc was so fond of you-he often said how much he lik- ed to have you with us--"
 consoled her as best I could But l, too. felt the pcignancy of the loss. MT. Anstruther had proved genu- inc friend to me.
 "I--lll have to go down to An struther Lodge tomorrow, to go over a lot of papers with the lawyers" AL lice sobbed. "You'll come with me, Helene ?"
 l nodded my assent.
 Cts awful of me, breaking into your honeymoon in this selfish fash ion. But l just can't help it. Pm not one of your strong minded fe- males, who can stand alone" Alice hlew her nose, and wiped her eyes. "Oh, Helene, he was the dearest, most unslfish man that ever lived. l nev- CT half appreciated him."
 TOmorrow-"MyO Old Sweetheart"
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Add Third Hand
 to Village Clock

Chillicothe, O., June 5~-A third hand will be added to the dial in the courthouse clock to prevent con- stant confusion, caused by the clock running on central time and the city on daylight saving" time. Although council legislated daylight saving" time, the county commissioners re- fused to change the courthouse clock.
 The new hand, which will be paint cd gold, will indicate time by daylight savinr schedule. The old hands are painted black.
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COTTON SEED OIL.

: New York, June 4.-Cotton seed oil lost 16 to 19 points early under scat tered liquidation on easier crude mar kets and dullness in trade circles, all but rallied slightly towards the close on short covering and the better tone of lard. Active months closed g to IA points net lower. Sales 11,600 bar rels. Prime crude 15.50 sales; prime summer yellow spot IS 80; July 1870; September 1885; December 17.90. Prime winter yellow and sum- mer white nominal.
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WARNING NOTICE.

Case No. 7819.
 Jacob V. O'Hara, Plaintiff, vs. Ad- die O'Hara. Defendant
 In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas. The defendant, Addie O'Hara, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of Plaintiff, Jacob V. O'Hara. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 14th day of May, 1920. (SeaD s. F. VAULh, Clefk. !, Q
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, June d. Cotton. spot quiet, prices higher. Good middling 30 30; fully middling 29.05; middling 27.S0; low middling 24.5o; good ordi- nary 21 30; ordinary 20.2o. Sales 50e( bales, including 3,600 American Re ceipts 5000 bales. including 100 Amer ican. Futures closed steady. July 25.44; October 24.22; January 23 0l i; March 2231; May 21.7S.
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PAGE DKGENEs.

Omaha, Neb., June 5. k. l.. Rayya holds, south side live stock commiaf sicn merchant, who lives outside tH4z city limits, has sent City Clerk Hum ter a letter enclosing check for pay ncnt of wheel tax.
 q do not live in the city,a Mir. Raynolds' letter reads, but figure that use the streets good deal and the money is going to a good cause"
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HE COULD NOT STAND STRAIGHT

"I caught cold and it settled in my kidneys" writes J. c. Damond, 2865 W. 30 St., Cleveland, O., "My back and sides were so lame and sore l could not stand straight. I use Foley Kidney Pills and am gla dto testify to their helping power. Good for to their helping power" Good for stiff or swollen jonits, rheumatic pains. Adv.
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WARNING ORDER.
C,cn Mo 7217

Case No. 7817 Wm. Horigan, Plaintiff, vs. Marie Horigan, Defendant.
 In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas. :. The Defendant, Marie Horigan,, IS warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of Plaintiff Vim. Horigan. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 14th day of May 1920. (Sesl) 5. E. yAULAs sl4z Glers' 5-15-22- 29 6-5-12
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---@"---7--7-'77717 ''---777---7-----7-7F- ARMY PAY ROLL LARGER.

Louisville, Ky, June 5. The pay roll at Camp Zachary Taylor will be increased from $435,000 to $5G5,000 monthly under the revised temporary army and navy increase pay law. The first pay day under the new allow ances is June 10.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 1920.

Case No. 1920. Clara Smith, Plaintiff, vs. Wm. Smith, Defendant.
 In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 The Defendant, Wm. Smith, is warn ed to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of Plaintiff, Clara Smith. Given under my hanad and the seal of said court this 14th day of May, 1920. (SeaD s. F. VAULA, Clerk.
 o. E. REEVES, D. c. E-22-2o-6-5-12
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RETURN ALIEN PROPERTY.

Washington, June 4.-The senate today passed house bill authorizing the alien property custodian to return property taken over during the war to citizens of former enemy countries who now are residents of Independent states under the treaty Of Versailles.
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------------- ---------------------------- NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, June 4.-Rough rice no sales; no receipts.
 Clean rice steady; sales Honduras 149 pockets 12 3-4; blue rose 4,370 pockets, 6 1-2M11 5-S; receipts 290 pockets. Brand and polish uncnanged.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, June 4-Liberty bonds: 3 1-2s 91.2S; first As 86.40;. second Is S5.8O; first { Ifs s6.90; second 4 1-4s 88.08; third 1-4s 89.92; fourth 4 1-4s S6.38; Victory 3-4s 95s48 Victory 4 3-4s 95.46.
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DODGE TOURING CAR, IN FIRST class condition for sale. Good tires, First $650 gets it. See or phone Zach "e w. c. Reynolds, at Home Insurance Agency 6-36t
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FOR SALE--STRIPPED BODY FOR
 any make of car; has been used on Oldsmobile s. Will sell cheap if sold at once. Apply 501 East Sixth. If
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FOR SALE-AUTOS
FOR SALE.

One Ford Touring, $425.00. One Ford Touring, $475.00 One Dodge Touring, $75O.00. One Dodge Touring, $975.00. One Buick Touring, 10000. One Hup. Touring, $99500. One Olds 8 Touring, $1100.00. One Davis Touring, $1250.00. One Chandler Touring, $155000. One Velie Touring, $650.00 One Harroun Touring, $450.00. One Olds Truck, $1250.00. One Maxwell Truck, $750O0. One Wescott Truck, $550.OO. Any of the above cars for 2-5 down and the balance in ten monthly pay ments, phone GOA, McGehee-Fowles Sales Co.,, 203-11 East End Ave.
 6-4-tf
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MY NEW AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE;
 run 50 or 600 miles; cost $2800. Terms if satisfactory. Address D. C., care Graphic. 6-3-5t
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New Orleans. June A.-Spot cotton steady, 90 points higher. Sales on the spot 2,G2l; to arrive 692. Low mid ding 3200; middlinE HOO; rec sipts 2,0is stock 325,321.
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ES IN AUTO TIRES.
 VI the stock of auto tires
 Gulah Hardware Co. of Fa, and are going to give ers the benefit of our
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bvT 100 POUNDS OF
 i rsps; must be of good
 Fom buttons; will pay sc 1 Rags will be inspected he. Deliver to Graphic |,lrs, ,e, If
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MONEY TO LOAN

S9,OOO TO LOAN ON IMPROVED Pine Bluff real estate in amounts of from $2,0OO.O0 to $5,000, 8 to 5 years. Phone 29, ask for Tracy Mills.
 6-5-2t
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SPOT COTTON

New York, June 4.-Cotton, spots 40,00; quiet.
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kTsD TO BUY.

|woRK-WE ARE LOOK X We furnish all kinds j If charge. Phone 994. E,,rd Real Estate and Elm Ts,r snreau. 217 1-2 State
 D' 4-2O-tf
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Polish Army is Reported to be
 in Wild Flight

Copenhagen, June At is reported here that the Polish army is in wild flight, pursued by an enormous bol- shevik force.
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FORD SPEECSTER FOR SALE-A1 price $350. Address Ford,
 care Graphic. 6-2-35's'
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FOR SALE

poRTUNITY-BUSINESS ! sale, s2,5O0 down, ball. loo per month, 6 per cent chance to double your { months. Offer open for
 only. Phone 29 and ask fills, b. 5-ot
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~ Al hs
 ouND WELL DRILLING
 Y so francis county-$2 to
 ~ acres up. Room 58O, Y Little Rock, Arkansas
 oo,>,,o 6-3-12t
 WAGON AND HARNESS. iiew; bargain. Telephone
 street. 6-3-6t
 lAGE IN GOOD CoNDI- very cheap. Phone 2565. 6-1-6t n . cottage. N, i sourth, five room mod perry, five room modern 18th, five room modern
 ''Se room inodern cot. Ninth, five room modern Ninth, five room modern use. ''eeh room ! flfth, four room cot |sylvania, four room cot Sixth, four room cot g IaIs|, good terms,
 ssvs, Esm REALTY co.
 'sque. Phone 971. rs S-2S-tf Ss sI sAsLIE-H9usEs iss SAL SsA.LlE-FlvE ROOM |Sa nj path, 1903 West n iIth ess $ cash and s4o.oo nea ner Ssr s open. Possession at
 ssaee Realty Company,
 ,r>~~--- 6-2-6t \ 'st.ouR !. ROOM HoIIsE < shops and Second av,
 ||SE SE West of Main.
 s.s; ssE , West of Main
 dsaee lots. '
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the squares forming on the earliest planted cotton.
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|NTED-RoOMSs,::. S,:.~.,-~~o |vuRNISHED L l c H I
 ,0or,,s. No children, s iO' 6-3-3tF
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)K sT0VE,PERFEC1'LY, cheap. Apply 1919 West
 or pnone Y61. 6-5-6t
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-oNE 1919 FORD TOUR yped with everything but sonable price. Phone 597.
 6-4-6t
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ONE FIVE PASSENGER lone 1879. Tom King, 9Cl
 6-5-6t
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rgNT-HoUsEs

KEN KhNI~~0~~~ I'VE ROOM FURNISH
 EtisI sl'.t from car line, all \ Dlgsl V"r rent summer only, E. :. rG, 1uoe la, Phone 1855. |out 'uN' 6-2-3t
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LOST.

IN THE HAUBER Theatre, or between Hauber Theatre and Fourth avenue, a Lavalier set with turquois and pearls. Reward if returned to 1918 E. 7th or phone 2315.
 6-4-6t
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||d[|[QADVERT|5ENENTS
>r@@" |sLE HELP

.eeu<sEa
 sllE HELP ,,-oo,~7,~ WANTED
 young man, IS iss' tS S, learn the jewelry G. KAHN |. 4 4 Pines in Building
 6-5-3t k vANTED AS soLlCi- ll,, ,ad MSs experience in J reply 2 ey s,rs ret Graphic. :.oY~~~0l5>o'. 0l5>o' Ilp HELP WAN1ED, VA. D,>--~I |1rycsD SALES LADY [ls IN '.,.n goods department @lsA 6-2-3t
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LOST A BUSINESS ENVELOPE OF the Lincoln Cotton Grow ers' association, containing eight ten dollar bills. Finder please return to 3O9 1-2 West Second or 1219 Olive and receive liberal reward. 6-1-6t
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TOP DESKS FOR SALE H, Adams, phone IA.
 6-4-6t
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TUESDAY OR
 Wednesday forenoon, platinum bar rin. Small diamond in center and pearls on each end. Liberal reward for recovery. Phone .428. 5-27-6t
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r'AGE IN GOOD CONDI- i very cheap. Phone 2565. 6-1-6t
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FOk KENT--ROOMS

BEDROOM FOR RENT AT 311 Olive street. Gentlemen preferred. Phone 1915, 6-5-3tJ.
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WANTED-ALL CAR OWNERS TO know that we sell the celebrated Gill Piston rings, and guarantee them to give perfect satisfaction or refund your money. S. c. Veil Motor Co: pbona 174S 5-5-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

BABY CARRIAGE WANTED--MUST be in good condition. Phone 555. z. :.
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WANTED-ALL GARAGE MEN AND car owners to know that we are dis tributors for Timken. Hyatt and New Departure bearings. And can furnish motor parts for all models of Continental and Buda motors. 5. C. We'll Motor Company. Phone 174S.
 5-5-tf
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LMAGoN AND HARNESS.
 I;v" vm' bargain. Telephone " street. 6-3-6t
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-09
TO ORGANIZE
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY

An organization known as the
Women's Auxiliary of the Ameri-
can Legion is being organized in
respect to the Wheeler-Brooks Post
of the American Legion Of Philip.
The objects of this auxiliary are
the same as those of the Legion.
The regulations governing eligibil-
ity to membership are as follows:
Section l of Article 3:
Membership in the Auxiliary
shall be limited to the mothers,
wives, daughters and sisters of
the members Of the American Le-
gion, and to mothers, wives, dau-
ghters and sisters of all men and
women who were in the military
or naval service of the United
States at any time between April
|6, 1917, and November II, 1918,
and who died in line of duty or
after honorable discharge and
prior to November II, 1920.
All those eligible to membership
that are il, tss community repres-
ented by the Wheeler-Brooks Post
are invited to aetend an organiza-
ton meeting the Red Cross
rooms, Monday evening, December
18th, at 7:30
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-09
J. d. DIBBLE DIES FROM
INJURIES IN RUNAWAY

Word was received here last ev-
ening to the effect that j. p. Dib-
BILE had passed away at Pierre, a
short time after reaching the hos
pital. He was taken there on the
freight yesterday, and only lived
about fifteen minutes after being
taken from the train.
Mr.. Dibble had been injured
yesterday morning in a runaway
near the Ole johnson place east
of Hilland and only few miles
from his home. We understand
that in reaching behind the horses
to untangle q line which was
lcaught IN the double-tree, the
horses became frighteneed and
started running with the wagon
which was heavily loaded Mr..
was thrown under the wheels and
and was frightfully injured. Both
legs were broken and the muscles
badly torn :rhe most serious In
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-09
Some line of TOYS at McPeek's

Ed. Lane is home again after a
brief stay at the Pierre hospital. !.
Although not well yet, he is feel
ing much improved Midland
Mail.
Watch for the Specials Saturday
at r. nj. Williams Store.
Will sell or trade Registered
Hereford bull. Will trade for cows
or another bull. G. B. Baker,
Philip, S. d. 3t p 2
Several cases of sickness are re-
ported in Midland which resemb-
les greatly the FLU" Mrs. H E.
Young is confined to her bed with
an attack. of sickness, as is DR..
Minard and several other resi-
dents Of the town. Midland Mail.
Indestructable pearls, an ideal
Christmas, present.-C. MI. Sageser.
Plans for the bridge across
White River south of Belvidere
have been drawn and the county
commissioners Of jackson county
will advertise very soon for bids.
If no satisfactory bids are receiv-
ed they will go to work and put
in the bridge themselves and
there is every reason to think that
work will be started on the bridge
before winter finally sets in.
Murdo Coyote.
Acme paints and varnish- Pio-
neer Pharmacy.
4 "A. P. Segal. Of st. Paul, was an
arrival last Thursday and com
pleted a deal for the clothing
stock Of Carpenter & Fancher. In
addition to the goods on hand Mr.
Segal Immediately shipped in q
large assortment Of mems and
boys furnishings and is putting
on special sale, which began yes
terday and continues until Decem.
Der 11th. He has full page ad
on another page Of this paper te
which we call the attention of oul
readers. Mr.. Segal is located fol
the present in tn basement. Of the
Bank Of Philin building, but ex'
poets as soon as possible to secure
other quarters where he can prop
erly display his stock.