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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
VILLA ADMIRED
CAR after LONG
RIDE IN, MEXICO
Bandit Commanders Dodge
Car and Is Greatly
Pleased With Its
Performance.

Fred G. Hugo Of Eagle Pass, Tex,
was kidnapped BY General Villa, held
for $4,000 and them mysteriously
released on condition that he would
keep his mouth shut" A Detroit
motor car manufacturers repre-
sentative arrived in Eagle Pass
to consult his local dealer and found
Hugo at the dealers place Of busi.,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

proven fact: but only - my personal
belief. worked out by Z good many
years of close observation. Such as
i is, ] have outlined it for the 6ene-
6t Of other dog-lovers who may
have wondered at their pets zeal
for motoring"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

L. ]. Ollicr, vice president Of the
Studebaker corporation. is in New
Zealand. He will 60 to Australia
again, and then sail for Johannes
burg, South Africa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29
Growth In Seven Years

There are almost six' times as
many motor cars and trucks now in
operation in this country % there
were seven years ago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

The Chevrolet Review" says:
The hrst motorized parcel delivery
service in the middle west was in
augurated In Detroit. Mich. in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-02-29

bort engineers have built ehas-
sis % free from complications that
il is possible for the mechanically
inclined owner to disassemble II
after q brief attentive study of its
construction" says John D. Mans
field, general sales manager for the
bort company. =
This accessibility of bort design
makes it particularly easy for the
average garage man to render quick
and inexpensive aid should the &C.
casion arise"
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-08-05
REFLECTIONS OF THE ROADSIDE

An idea of the thrift and success of
a farmer is often formed largely by
the appearance Of the roadside along
his farm. A stretch Of weedy, DESC
late, neglected roadside abruptly ter
minating at a line fence and the adj
joining stretch clean, neat and we'll
kept, often causes a considerable diff
ference in u conception, %agricultur-
ally, of the two farms as well as the
persons operating them.
Some farmers evidently consider
the roadside along their farm as dis
tinctly separate from and wholly out
side of their jurisdiction, and any
time or labor expended in keeping it
up as so much gratuitously donated to
the public. Every farm should con-
slider the roadside along his farm as
deserving as much Of his attention as
the farm itself. He should consider
the road the "front way" to his farm,
and instead Of it receiving secondary
attention, it should be one of the first
places by which the appearance of the
farm is improved.
At first thought to cut the weeds
along the road while back in the corn.
field they are growing rank, seems
rather incongruous, but it also seems
absurd to cut the weeds in the corr
field while those by the roadside are
left to thrive and help to reseed thu
field again. If weeds are not in har.
mony with u ideals of good farm
ing, why is it not a good policy to di-
rect the first efforts in the way of
their removal to the roadside, thus
not only beneftting ourselves but all
who travel the highway as we'll?
A neat, clean roadside improves the
appearance of the farm. Appear
ance is the controlling factor effecting
the value of a farm. Hence, to i'm
prove its appearance, increases its
value, and the land in every locality
or community has a general reputa-
tion to sustain, OF to be ashamed of,
as the case may be.
HENRY r. FAUSCH,
County Agricultural Agent
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-08-05
North Inavale

Earl Austin Of Superior is spending
a few weeks in this vicinity.
Threshing will soon be a thing OF
the past in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Cecil Bean is enjoying a visit
from her mother aud grandmother.
Miss Ethel Norman went home with
her sister Mile last Sunday morning.
G. L. Herrick and family spent Sun.
day afternoon with relatives near
Campbell.
Rev. Cochrane of Riverton was maxi
ing pastoral calls in the Lone Tree
neighborhood last week. :
All the young people Of this vicinity
who expect to teach this year are at
ending Institute at Red Cloud.
The Enyeart and Hanson families
left via automobiles Tuesday morning
for atwo weeks vacation in the west.
Rev. Schofeld, wife and sister aud
Mrs. Mary Harvey and children spent
Monday evening at Clarence Herrick's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-08-05

Albert Spalding himself recently
took part in a test of the New Edi-
sons Realism, atNew York City. He
played in direct comparison with the
RECREATION of his performance by
the New Edison. Mr.. Henry Hadley,
one of the jury of the three distin-
Ruishcd musicians who listened from
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-08-05
M. E. Church Notes

1880 Sunday School
ll:30 Preaching, theme Rusty Souls
Z p. m. Union Christian Endeavor
Sp. IN. Making a Community.
The Young Peoples Class of Inavsle
Methodist Sunday School will hold an
ice cream social on Mr.. Miller's lawn
Saturday evening. Proceeds go to the
church building fund.
PLEASANT PRAIRIE
10 a. m Preaching, theme Rusty
Souls. II a. IN. Sunday School.
New VIRGINIA .
lO:30Sunday School,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
CORDELL AND WILBUR

Thsre viii be church AT this place
.cra-a Thursday aiEhr Jin sunday night.
S,.=Nsees SontiIc,ed BY Rev Lindsey
cyrus and Rev Canada Esvsry body
ATTEND
Nj and MFs Keu8is Cyrus and fam
ily rlo,oTyd sresn Onto Las, THURSDAY
- visit rglatEVsS here.
Several IRON this place attended the
quarterly meeting Al Toga's creek Sat
ug,iay and sunday
Ezlva NJ CGr,ile % Ashland Vas call
.as % Mss Asa Moore sunday
LINDA lENSer. who Is tsAehinE school
Al Patrick ~as visiting home folks
hsrv saturday and sunday
Mrs Il IL COrile had the rnisfOr-
tune 10 fan and break hvE thigh and
5niure her knee Saturday "
Me NuGl.d lake 10 heAr nrom LsNadon-
Gshste again
Ne WtTe certainly sorry 10 know %
thE death % Isaac CpCdle, who was
run over by a train in Ashland, Ky,
Ne extend oar sympathy 20 the six
lscIlr oT.,haIs CUTIE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
United States Tires
Louisa Garage

Miss Alma Kitchen. who has been
severely i'll for y few days is better,
MIS- BenlAh COlGnswOrth MS the
pleasant guest Of the Misses Pe1ning-
ton Monday evening,
MeSS-S Chester. Herman and NOlen
Webb paid our school = visit Mon-
DAY,
IAndOa Thompson Snd family %
Cincinnati. o. are visiting their pa
rents AZ upper Dennis
Mis- Mary r. Kitchen and sOn we've
the saturday and Sunday guests %
Mrs, Samantha Kitchen
Mr., and Mrs HarVe May os Ohio are
visiting friends and relatives n cur
neishhcrhoO6.
Rev, Harvey preached an Interesting
SERMON AZ Compton Saturday evening
10 a large number Of attentive listen
erS
Lawrence pereneld OF IrOntoa. Ohio.
pNSsed through here Tuesday enrOOsS
hOsne
RshA CookSey and Mary Browning
Spen, saturday niSh, with Es1ie wrish,
Ernest Webb and wife spent Sat0r-
aSN night with the formers parents
\, GLADYS, HAPPY HEART,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
TUSCOLA

Church at Baker is progressing nice
~
Miss Mamie Fay Rueker spent the
weekend with her cousin. Ruby Car
roll "a:
Miss Hazel z, Graham is visiting her
friend Miss Helen Alexander in Hunt
ihgto1 this week
Miss GarneIte and Emily A. JORDAN
spent the Weekend with Misses ',Olda
Queen and SOr5ta Taylor AT Trinity
Miss Beulz.h ColIinswnr,h and Ben
ME Alley we're the Saturday night
5sEGsis Of Miss Joy Miller.
Miss Minnie webb spent Thursday
.aighi with Miss MARI I,richard
Win Field u Cauetlshurg is here
'he cues; Of Herman Jordan.
+ Miss. Norma Taylor spent SUNDAY
.ntshs with Miss Garne,te Jordan.
Miss Fay smith called on her sister.
Mr. John Savage Of EtSSie-
Miss Eialce Thompson is visiting
lssrsl. SILENT LOVER
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
ROCKY VALLEY

Schoos = progressing Rteely Al this
p,.SEs-
Mrs. Laura wens len Monday las;
for a visit With WeSS Virginia reia-
glv,S
Mr.. ard Airs CAAs. Mayua-d % DOR-
iJS0 asgeuJ the Weekend with vSlA-
tiVrS here.
several ~ the boyS from thss place
aiSsaaei nv melon s2pPrC Al DeniIhOn
saturday night
RAIph Ferrsll o: Higl,Op Farm was =
business yssl,Sr a. the loeSs wsdaeS-
c4y.
Myr,se, the u,sie daughter .; Mr..
ans Hrs lErneEsoa NinSoo Is very III
4, this NElsins
TIE s,O-k visited NJ, and Mrs, Jin
Teonpsor Tuesday, August L.. and
lsss nne boz.
I-aiAsr Coaaey has purchased me
see car
I-AoS wiIllaasoa Vas oAliinE on
srtsaas At Thrre Nile sunday
Ilagher Ninsoa. Who has employment
A. CHARLESTON Is exPseSsS, home spNa-
Thrss viii b \ pie social Al Rocky
valley Seazg-al house September = Pro
c+Ssss for INV HsasUcSS Childnen's
Home EeTyboty come. Girls bring =
gis and SAc eOys
Robert CSrtmel returned home Mon-
Cav fraTa Beaver crSSs Where n had
--apSoymeaS-
Mrs Rr-OcA Murphy VAS a O2ssaeSs
caller ia L9GsSA Tuesday.
KENTUCKY SCHOOL Girl.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
MATTE

ne pse SOcsAl AZ this place SAt0r-
cav niSAs Was quite q SaocsSs. p-oessas
b4snS So
ice NoksaS,er and Wllte Borders
win have SSSa for Columbus, O.
ne SsozS VISITED the horne .: Mr.,
ana Mrs. CGyee Carter SSz52y. Aug
at = and len a le-l& girl
Mis- IN7e Mead and eAssarSa %
woSelASn- Pa. are VISITING relatives
Al ,ASs PsScN
}. n RAEl IS - the SseS list Asa
AIS tAshe<. c. Y, Bah 81
jeanette MooreA l1A McO-e ard Col
ase ChlsrSS weES Sunday dinner
guests ~ SSss,a Ncore.
a. NoO-S who has eeea visiting rel
AssNes AZ this PlAce returned 10 his
hOzae AZ London. oAso TseSasAy.
Nest Hays - Adams. vas calling
- GOaasS CAssaerS Sunday afternoon
E1rrsS HAYS % ILLINOIS, i Visiting his
vArSacs. Mr. AID MA c. c, HAYS,
Isaac COrSse VAS SIlseS Instantly On
TAS-SaAS eVsasHg q lAss week Al Asa
sA-ss ~ a train HIS BODY Vas eroGShs
10 sAss pSace - SATURDAY, RSgsAl took
rsAce On SsaaAS, He ssNNeS SSx cAsl-
Srea 10 rscS-a sAS Ms Ns father,
ESa-a CAsaarss a-3 ESssl aAys soSs
-SSSasSS IN lJ0oASSSlse. OAsSa
TAe eeaa Ssrs~ssns giVeo Nv Min-
nsS ana Stella Necre ~ TSsesaAS ev-
eAsas ~ aASs wSes WAS hArssN at
tsaaea. MRS GRUMPY,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
DENNIS

TIE prNSESSssd meeting at PollyNS
shAlsS VAS larSelS attended
Our SoAcS2 Is pUNSrcSSing nScely at
CSsaNsOn with Miss Re0lSh Collins
with, TEACHER, w are hoping Tor a
SsscceSSfsl term this TAN
rec rsSeAs rains have luapr~Nea The
c,,,Nc ~ cNssa Which is now l.NSing
aRs,
We SrS WY SNFgN ~ hear " the
acAtA NJ m, SNtAal child ~ Mr, and
Mr. Cyrus We(N
ncNAse wtagAs and wiz left TacS.
,lAS TN Madison. w, Va wAsre tiny
VIII MAXI lheir NatNre homo We wish
thelo much SOccSes,
Occyse RrOwnine and family AltcNd,
~ cANrcA a. f>ly's chapel sunday
Levi Nl,ohen N( Chillcolhe, a. has
hem visiting rolallVes Al this nlace,
Miss MeccA Huntington, whose heallh
AAs oeeN On the doolAN \ improving,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
PEACHORCHARp

& A. GilkerS00 Of Gallup was = bus
inesS visitor at 5ais place Tuesday.
NJ. o. Randolph Of this place VAS :
business visitor in Lo0isSs Tuesday
Mrs. Frank PIrsOn and sister. Mis-
Rose. Of Milo. we've visiting friends Al
this place = few days SS0-
John Mckenzie Of stone Branch, W.
Va. has besa visiting his brother L :,
Mckenzie q this place.
Mr.. SSmcn passed through here Sax
uriSy ear0Ste 70 his kOsoe in Hunt
Sngt0n
ElSsn Layne cS Zelda was calling Al
This place SATURDAY and Sunday,
i,inS Mr., and Mrs NJ. r Castle San
day
h u, Hughes was business visitor
at this place Monday,
Mr.. ana Mrs l. 5, NeKenzSe were
ViSlsing relatives at TorehhshS SAsOr-
liaN and Sunday.
Charles Castle Of Richardson Was
cslling On friends a, this placs a tsM
days sgo,
Mamie Sseele is eNnSSnpAsSias :
visit u friends and relasiVSS AZ H0Ns-
iag,en and Ashland in Shs near IA,
turV, @
\. c, Co<aSss ana ], NJ MScowa,
eSAl operators vi ISneAN0rS, Va WSyS
sSAnSAeSinx AslSsneSS AT tbs PlAoe ST.
0rSiAys
Miss l,hel Vanhe0Se ~ this place
VAS calling On her cousins, teNa and
EeNA Royd sunday,
Miss KentNeky lNrry Of SrtNStA'S
creek was cAlllng AZ this rlAce a few
DAYS agN
n n Lane ~ Louisa WAS Aetc trans
acting business Monday
The CNlte1 HAntlsls viii hNld lheN
sacrament mcellng At this pAee sun,
dAy. August - EvegyN0Sty y mVlyed
20 ATTEND, \ SONSAuN&
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
HULETTE

SsANol Is rrosrSSSsng nicely Al tass
gsaeS, -
Masscs Rata ana HassA o'nAasea ~
aSnangsOaA W, Va are visiting M
asiVsS AcSeI
SeVS~Sl srvn AeTS, Attended the ~
csSAsa Ssspg<T al NSlaSNags StaraSS
aSsAS,
sSsssAA woSSca ~ EsAllSNSEs Was she
x~cSs ~ INV SISTER, Mrs aaN ENAsAer
Sandy,
AoSsegS SSeSaS ATTENDED, <sNgsNg hesNs
Sssa,saN NSsAS
ReN, n n, Cassidy viii pycacA Aosc
SUNDAY, August - Al lNsSo oNnlccE,
Mrs slAssie o't,aNsel Was nv guest
II Aer paNthor sunday,
lV~NN>.lS i Nrgea ~ NgteAa Sunday
ScAROA Aess> iArNNsS Sh0N(a eeUo and
NrtNe their cA,ldreM
Rahest Compton Was cN,NNg IN
KsNllsANrs 1s,e~,NS>
Nexl saturday NlsAs viii eompleee
our smslNs scAONe k,NerSee.ly ooNe,
AUTUMN,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
FALLSBURG

The ice cream social held here So
uriAy night for the benefit o. seAsnl
was largely attended. the procee1s ~
mounting 70 SSS00
HI Rice and wife Of C2tle<tsA1E
were visiting his mother. Mrs J. -
Rice lSSe week
John Jordan and soa q WASAn&
were here Saturday and SanaAy-
Dr.. W. A. Rice and vile have ~
turned from Canada We are gAa -.
have the Doctor hack wish ~
RrN Lakins, the AOS rreaeAers 49,
here Sunday and p-saeAed an ne.r-
essiaS sermon. We W0S,a ike - hANo
hln come hack ard preeeA tor -
again.
Mr. Sna Ms, III Rsste. and Mr., al
Ms. Prank COeSSsy Spent SGn1nE
with Mrs Howard Ri1eA
Misses R0hS ard Grace narnroa ~
tended the Sce ereAa soelAl Satur1zy
niSht.
(rnele JeAn EAegS and wife UAO haN1'
beea in Florida The pass year for to
eeaeat cs his As&lsh have returnsA
lim HksVs : visielnS reaatlvss ssre
JUNE RUG
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
JATTIE

l. n. Wilson. who has ben seriously
III il smprOvSaS
vl-sa Wells has a severe case Of
rne&SaeS-
H&SSs, Thompson and James Shivel
attended the pie ScciSl AZ PollyNs chap
Il lAS1 Saturday night
Misses ThearA and Golaia Webb
Srens sunday with Oracle Hammond,
Sheridan TAcmPsea mSsOrsd % Lou
ia lASs Saturday
RSSA webh was visiting her SISTER
% Lost creek Sunday
n J, TAompsOa was = caller ~ Nor
ton H&mmOa6NS
ClASaiS RSrnanNs1 and Sheridan
ThOnpsOG SSseGdes church Al this
plSoe Sunday,
James SAsSes Was 81 A HOanS's las,
Sunday, HUInA@
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
RICHARDSON

M and MIS- a h2rsrss y NC
no~szl Are Nisi,inS Mrs N,e RaTs,-ss-
: r. PSse~ NAs a business VISITOR IN
IasGisN FSsdSS
= ~, Wallace ss'-.n' N, AsN A's,i5.'-AS
a, E,kA0rrs
SssSs< l-'rN si2rSs ana @sFsA
NAEssan sY-as TIE NNeNl%s'a N'S''
trsst<As a. AHNscr-
Mr. ana Ms tslise NsSssan Aaa
tAGEHssg t-s- AE'1 NtlS- . "A -
soa A1ssudst eh1Teh Al Ssf,''sTs 1sS-SN
SanG2y.
Ms Waller Wtieat has 'H'HFae-i %
her ho-ae AZ AoaANtl.e- So SAs as
cozaESAnseSs ~ asF eApsHtcr. MS. >
N WaflAce
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27

ESTEP

there will be chIldren's day exerciz-
AZ Garrett chapel September 5 PRO
gram will begin AT l o'clock , m. Come
and bring some ONE with you
peIb-rt Powers had the misfortune
az being thrown from his horse SaIur-
.iay night breaking his collar bone.
James Davis has gone 10 Ashland
where he has employment
Miss Bertha FAnain spent the week
end With Mrs T. r. Buckley.
Richard Workman. who has employ =
rSnt in Portsmouth Is spending his
vacAri0n with home folks
Mrs. V H. Queen and children OF
kshand we're the guests Of Mrs W.
VI Queen last week
several yoGng people frOm here at
tss1est this festival AZ Trinity SaGur-
dly ntEht-
Mrs. Geo Eanrin ana Mrs Hagtie
QuSsn have returned home after a us
Il uish relatives in Ashland and Ports
srOush. -
Ms Jessie Hanlsy % Ashland =
v.sitERs hsr grandmOJhcE h~rs aud ~iii
remain Gou ,se ehi,dren's dNy
M. ana Ms ~ {, Queen were call
inE on Ms w II, OUsea F'TIisy nish,
HaaNr Harley VAS hsre Tuesday
Nr and Mrs Tcn EasSrs hAE- ~
turned crom WurJIAnd where they
we're I.slsing rslatiVss
Ar. and Mrs Geo. PenninEtoa Of
Heiarn, W va. arr visiting hcE pa
rr.ts here ,
II W. Elsxtck ard John = Queen
~e-~ business vtsiiors in Frankfort
hsss GreSk
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
Lake Rely Says. -Ths Rat Died Be-
fSrS Reaehin1 tire River

-Siace moving asa- She rsVer TIVE
SsSrs ago. we've always USsd RAT
SNAP. Watched a vScSo0s SAter raj.
alSs,iaE at RAT-SNAP OUTSIDE the
ASssN AhOas Is minutes latter he
sGrtsS 90 for the water, 20 col his
Ss-nias stomach. hut Ne died before
ryAcAsnE IL Thres SsBsS asa sSa
SlcS Ssoaa ana guaranteed by LoaisA
Drug Company. Louisa. L ?. WSIluAa-
Isoaisa- r. 7 Berry 4 Soa, Blaine.
Frank Frazier. FOrs Cay. W. Va
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
The Rats Around Ny Place wsrs
WISE Says John TuthlI

Tired eVerSthing 10 kin them,
AliScd poison with meAl. mcA,, oAcese,
eSSS Wouldn't touch il, rSsed RAN
SNAP inside 81 ten. DAYS got rib of
All rats You don't have 70 mix RAT
SNAP with fOod, Saws Nasslng, 10Th
" RrcNk a cake % RAT~SNAI, lay
Il wAere rats scNmper NoN win So
no mogsN TArco slpes, $50 ESQ $l,SS,
SolI aud guaranteed Nv Louisa Drug
Company. Louisa l. n WelhnAn,
lNUlsA, n n hoFyy \ SIM RlAlne.
EsNRk FsNaleN foFa Cay, W, Va
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
M \, c, k'eS Ten. I. wsrssrssl
Story AhouR Rats. Read T.

Scr rs0alhs ny p,aee WAS Nlevo
with rats Isosing ehlcksnS eggS. tee4
rriead tOla me 10 try RAr~SNAe I
d,d SomewAAt Disappointed AZ orNe
not seelns many dad rats, hit n = 80
tlAyS dlane So = Inv oaA What W~ro
Uos Killed. Nre not aroOr0 my r,eNa
TSSS.Np sNre does the U)cl,~ IorCN
Slses, So $50 Sl,SN So,A and goor>
ANteeA ~ Louisa nr,As Compeny, t1o~
ia. l. ~ WellmNp, i.oNlsA, n 7, N1P>
~ \ SoM RlaMe Frank NNnies, NE
Gay. w, Va
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
Now The whole family can 50
out on a Summer evening"

Selectyour fires ac-
oOrdins 70 fhe roads
they have 70 travel:
lnsandy Or hny coun-
trys wherever the gong
b apt 70 be hesvy-The
y. s Nobby.
For ordinary country
rosis-The U. S Chain
O. Usco.
For front Wheels
The q. s Plain.
For best results
sVerywhsre-U. s.
Royal Corda
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-01-29
Flu Hampers n. C. L. Battle.

Milwaukee, Jan. 27.-The preva-
lence of influenza in the city is exert
ing a marked effect in slowing down
the work of women in fighting high
prices, according to Mrs. J. M. Pot
ter, chairman of women's activities for
the Milwaukee fair price committee.
"The influenza epidemic is making 1t
exceedingly difficult to bring women to
meetings and serves to hamper any
concerted action that might be TAX
en-" said Mrs. Potter. No specific
charges of profteering by local dealers
have been received as yet by Mrs. Pot
ter, who is in charge Of receiving COM
plants for the local price board. Il
have done my best to make it plain
that every bona fide complaint will be
investigated fully" Mrs. Potter said.
Gall we insist upon is that any charges
be submitted in writing over the COM
plainant's signature. No attention Will
be paid to mere rumors, because no
one has the time to devote to following
up false reports, but we do want every
specific instance of overcharging or un-
fair business practices reported In Or
der that they may receive proper at
tentiOn."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-01-29
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
A. n. Schoenfeld, Pastor.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

SUNDA1 SEhFICCO.
The church with a glad welcome for
everybody.
Services for Sunday, Feb. 1, 1920.
9:45 a. m. Sunday School. A weak
man says to his boy, ''you go to Sunday
School,. A strong man says to his boy
"come along to Sunday School"
10:45 a. IN. Morning Worship. Ser
subject, Little ships in a big sea, or
Launching out into the deep.
1880 p. m. Evening Devotions. Ser
mon Subject, Setting up tents on, the
way toward Sodom.
$3.50 p. m. (Tuesday) The Junior
Society meeting in the chapel.
7:3Op. M. wednesday, Christian En-
deavor.
1880 p m Thursday Prayer, praise
and bible study.
We mean it when we say, there is a
place and welcome for you to all the
services of this church.
Weekly Thought: The church is the
chief corner stone in the life OF our
American civilization. Without the
church the morals and ideals of this
Republic would go down in utter defeat.
Stand by the church.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-01-29
BIames Unrest on War Reaction.

Milwaukee, Jan. 27.-The world is
now in state of reaction and the peO-
pie are suffering from war shock and
nervousness, in the opinion of Rev.
John Walker Powell of the University
of Wisconsin extension division, who
spoke on the Spiritual Basis of Re-
construction" at Westminster Presby-
terian church. The lecture was given
at the second of a series of harmony
meetings, in which the congregations
of four upper East side churches, the
Kenwood Methodist, Park Place Chris
tian, Plymouth Congregational and
Westminster Presbyterian have united
their evening services. "PeOple cannot
think straight after period of war, y
said Rev. Mr.. Powell. "The spirit of
materialistic greed, hatred and re-
venge prevails. A few years must
elapse before normal common sense
will come back" Rev. Mr.. Powell de-
clared that a soldier does not make an
efficient workman when he returns and
that this fact is the reason for under
production in industry. He stated that
the causes of III. G. L. are extrava-
gance and lack of efficient labor. '"The
laboring class does not want higher
wages" he said; cit wants social
justice. The present social organiza-
ton is unfair and unjust and will be
changed by patience and the recogni-
ton of equal fellowship. The world
will be brought out Of it's chaos and
unrest by a spiritual motive and none
other. The senate will continue to
make hash of the League of Nations
until it realizes the need of a moralis-
tic spirit"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-01-29
THE new PALACE OF SWEETS

Curtis J. Foster, proprietor of the new
Palace of Sweets, wishes to announce
thatAfrom now on he will handle an
exclusive line of Shurtleffs Peerless
Ice Cream. He will keep in stock al
all times, in bulk, strawberry, chocolate
and vanilla favors; and in bricks (pints
and quarts), in vanilla and chocolate
besides his weekly special.
He will advertise in each edition OF
The Democrat what the weekly special
will be, commencing with each follow
ing Saturday. Next week, commencing
Saturday, January 81, the brick special
will be, Raspberry and Apricot Ice.
Special orders will be filled upon one
days notice.