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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20
1T PAYS TO
Aluminium Sale at ArdmOre Store
Made Record i'm Events.

OF 1000 pieces of aluminium
ware placed on sale for one day
last week, the Herd-Bailey Hard
ware Co, disposed of 1900 pieces.
The store was filled from early
until late. Advertisements We're
carried in the Ardmoreite for two
days prior to the opening of the
doors. This is conclusive proof
that Ardmoreite advertising is o
business necessity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20
THE WEATHER

acknowledgements fair. probably
colder With severe freeze.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20
NEW ARMY CAMP At ST. Louis
improvements at jefferson Barracks 10
Cost Two Million Dollars

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 19.-An army 10.
construction camp will be built at
jefferson Barracks near here at a
cost OF . 1000. 600, Mayor Kicl was In.
formed ia q telegram from Washing
ton from Congressman der.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20
MORE THAN
81 0

Copies Daily Ardmoreite
distributed in Ardmore
alone today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-20

The Daily Ardmoreite sells
for DC a copy at all news
dealers and on streets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-26

operate siih Jelsma In scout work.
= = Effei. ef Tulsa. connect.
with the Public Service company
was Introduced Ay Manager isoaaen.
of the local service plaul
The club disenssed the Institution
of Rotary elaD Al sflil2ater. Pebs-
uary ! and fifteen members solun.
teefed 10 attend the ceremonies 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-26

- hF'd ~ t'se county saat u Payns
Professor Mertsa presented ina
hia'tsf ot future Rotary concerts AMI
efoisht ont The fast that the eonsert
guarantees needed bracing on mo.
sion the Guild Of Trinity Eplscosal
church was voted Substantial ofg.r
iug 20 place the residue Of Rot.ry
season tickets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-26

WANTED--Cleaa light cotton rags
= Leader Office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-26

Mss Dot Cooper was hostess % ths
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-19

drahy byy pod vadni kontroou Presdenta Hardinga y
muae keri ou ieho radci iiste nkdo nebude obyovat
velkych sympati k delnictvu.
Prihodny okamzik voly drahy tez toho duvodu, re
cele zem panuje veka MISUNDERSTANDING Jsou miony d
zahalce n6kte Mich liz mnoho m6scu To iestt
ha priznva podmnka hledska zeeznc dobra vyhd
ka zomeni sayky vtezstv pro organsovanemu d6n
cvu coz by znamenao hy zbaviy by Sc tax rychle ak
mono by to by pracovnch podmnek mezd ez zdedy po
vladni kontrole Hraj udz drahy vekou sazku.
Sava ovsem moznost drahy stavky by nevyhray, re
nebylo by Jim mono operova vlakyze doprava cee zem
bya by vice ochomena; ami pripade
10 by to znamenati jeSte porazku zeeznc
tom prpade ste oval by pozadavek "at vlada pre-
vezme zeleznice lid omrzely roztrpceny svzelem
prijemnosm vSeho druhu neenom by prot tom
ale uvita by to jako neepsi vychodsko zl6 stuace
Kdoz Vi, nejedna-l to zeezncim. Americky kapital
amerckych zeleznic yssa as tok dalo Nektera
nevets bohastvi nahromadena byla operovanlm
zeeznc nko snad ratich nybrz neyoske burse Po
celia desitieti amercke zeeznce byy
niz bure hrao Ia neb skupna kaptaistu
konrolu tie neb zeleznicn site eji akcie oupay
baon naplneny horkym vzduchem Dnes prodavay
$50 pozer tfeba $500 - ak bylo asi pied
patnact roxy drahou Northern Pacific prece byla
taz zeeznce dollar skutecne maetkov6 hodnoy
neprbyo
Vysedek toho by americke drahy jsou tax pfekapa-
ovany mimi dale poctive nejde nelze vydeavat
dvdendy akce re nen MONO podnkat nutna zveeben
nemozno yduz penze ba nekere drahy nemohou
patiti urok bondy nasedkem ocit rukou
lreceiveru
Neni pravdepodobno, drahy hospodaf-
sv hodly by rady Strci Samov krk dobr6
zapaceni by postarai iech pfitelickove
gresu p. IIardingov6 administered?
Pro magnay zeeznGn ist6 byo by to premn6jSim,
haiti kupony vladnch bondu iez by yybrakovan6
nice dosta nezli zlob uniem komis pro mezistani
obchod zeezncni d6lnickou radou Spojenych Statu
Nechcem a samozrejm6 nemazeme to tvrdit ale MONA
dos pravdy prohaseni Stonea hlavy Bratrsv
zeleznicnich strovedoucch re "zeeznice ch6 stavku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-19
0 SKOLU MA SLOVENSKU.

Pred nedavnem vytasli Sc sovenst udac pozadavkem
i katockych gymnas sovenskych lepe zada ably
stat odevzda do ckevni spravy til gymnasia chz
sobn nakl2dy hradi nejyets cast sam ozky tfi
NASH chteI Fudac deati skoro kabinetn otazku chel
vstoupit do vlady iedine gymnasii.
Je zaimavo, re uz tenkrae chtei Sc udac "en proza-
tim spokot pouhymi trent gymnasi naznacuiice tim ien
ne ze pax vytas pozadavky dalsimi zahai
agtaci
pozadavky skosk6 snaz Sc rudaci podporovah pu-
stou demagogckou tvanc prot 6esm profesorm pdsobi
elm Sovensku.
jakym koncum dospiva agitace otazce skol-
ske ukazao prpad6 trmavskem, kde zafzen sbrky
sa obchodn skoy vystehovany nahazeny
nho biskupskeho konviu dvur odkudz byy
heho dne pfeneseny do msnosti novych to dalo X
podnetu udakeho predaka dra lisa akorka pred ocima
vadnch organu hedacich Trnav6 pfmerene mstnos pro
n6kter6 Spatn6 umist6n6 statni skoly
pripadu jeste zalosnejsmu doSo pax Previdzi mi
transka zupa) Referueme mem verne die udackeho Slo
vaka Dne % zr 1921 pfisa Bradshaw komise iez
Vysetrt ppad prof p Brsky pro nemuz zaved fedte tam
nho gymnasia discplnarni fzeni Kdyz Sc
bvatelstvo dovedeo hluko 1000 d kteT dava ha-
site evo ze nedopust ably by odsran6n prof Bka Jedi
ny to oreske mladeze Zastup idu zada
ably redte gymnasa urazvs take Jednotu kaockych
byl odstranen savu nahazen Sovakem Zaroven zada-
ably byl odstranen ny Czech, prof Haousek.
Kdyz odmit fede gymnasia vyiednavat postvanym da
vm ba pota kGet povsta obrovsky hluk, eiz toko
havnimu S1znemu podaro utiS Cetnici zatkl id,
kteri Vsak byli kratce potion propuSt6n.
X akovymto koncum vede bo ludoye strany pro kato-
ckG skoy Obansvo micha do ihtench zaezitost Sko
udac eroruj stoupence nch stran profesorskem sbor
Zaetvo deli Ory Sokoy Proesor-katecheta pry
stancem madeze oreske rede pax priznvcem madeze
kolske.
Mai-h slovenske udoy6 strany oboru skoskem nejakd
pozadavky pax omez upatnovani jich
konnou.
Zaroven pripadem previdzskym vyskytla sc take jna
sovenska sznost oboru Skostvi Tenokrate pfchazi
soupenec marnske srany narodni Pfpad ka professors
dra j. Kvacay menovaneho proesorem universie
savske Mar Noviny' vrd dr. Kvaeala dohodl Sc mini
rem dr. Sustou re bude fednaSet veobecne dny rednh
Il
vafikaci en pfedme crkevm historic nabnuti
mu profesura crkevnich dem Dr. kvacala nechce pro
fesurou clkevnch deJn spokoj proo il neprja pIipa
du kvacaloVa pax stava pricn6nm Mar Novn so
Nenske vyouka SEX neho kapta prot Cechum
i Nam ida ze je TO posup naposto pochybny. Otakk
v6decke kVafkaceu nasaVajciho univesho profesora
m boem proti autonomi Soveska hiceho spoecneho
Bylo by zevem opravdu zaostnym, kdyby podobnym
stranickym stvancem postfoyanm zbytecnych osobnic
afer konu mel bt vyprovokovan Slovensku kulturn
boj. Bylo by to parodii kulturniho boje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-19
ZPRAVY z CZECH.
Pobozny komunista. Praha,

~o' 1"1 - AoNo A1ou PioC ~
slovackeho kraje. (Schuze
] 'nekompromisnichD "Srsaty'
fecnik bombarduje "slovacke
komunisticke duse" az Sc pra-
81. Dostavaji svuj dill burzo-
asni baftipani, samozi ejme ta-
ke "pravicacka sebranka". "V
zapalu nadSeni pro dobrou
vec proletariatu" zapomnel rec
nix ma to, re je ma Slovacku, a
lvytahl re "Suplete" trumfy pro
tiklerikalni a straslive Sc obo-
lril do ''skaly Petrovy", ktera
nejen re Sc nezakymacela, ale
zakymacela podezrele roz-
ohnenym "spasitelem proleta-
riatu'. Ze zastupu apaticky po
slouchajicich Slovak1 komuni-
stu - vyskocil 'jezaty Jura
Vrable" recte "Spajscetla"
Itakto povolanim casem made
nix a jinak soukromnik Gill
pracujici clovek ma "dobrovol-
Inc pensi". V ruce sukovici, v
ocich zlostny plaminek V o.
bliceji slib: re splni svato-
svat6 to, co slibi. - Ten "a
i. hIm6l do ustraseneho obliceje
"koupeneho gladiatora ruske-
no neronstvi": "A veil, gac-
game, je teho tax akorat dost!
ia su tez komunist - ale ma
Ipanacka ami muk. Lebo by Sa
ii mohlo neco moe lepkaveho
ma gate prisadit -" Ma
: dukaz,. re to mysli vazne,
zdvihl sukovici, zahrozil j tax
: dukladne, az "chrabry bojov-
: mix move svobody" zmenil ru-
/ dou barvu v object "a bledou
- predal blahosklonne slovo
/ mistnimu paterovi, kterY nava
/ zal ma slova umlceneho fetni-
ka: "Pryc Rimem!" - kid
nym svym: "Pochvalen bud
JeziS Kristus' "komunl-
str velmi zkrousen6 unisono
odpov6deli: "Az ma veky. -
Daj to Pambu nebesky - -
! Amen.
Pozary ma venkove. Pri mia
ceni parni mlatickou vznikl We
stodole rolnika Josefa Verne
ra We Vapenem Poodle Chru
dimi dine %. zaTi pozar, roZs
lfil Sc ma sousedni stayeni a ma
Ldum obchodnice Ruzeny Pra-
grove, vzdaleny od ohniska
pozau asi 600 kroku. Krone
dobytka nepodarilo sc zachra'
niti niceho. Zniceno bylo as
; no vagonu obili a pice, veSke
: re hospodafske stroje, mezi
! tim parni mlaticka, kolafsk5
!; dina veSkerym zafizenim Z
i nabytek. Skoda Cini 100000
O KG. - V kuln6 obecni pastou
Sky V Chlumu vznikl p. Ear
/ . neopatrnoSti ohen, ktery Sc
y rozsiril pres rychlou pomo'
4 hasicu ma 8 sousednich stave
i nj. VSechny domy lehly pope
= lem. Uhorelo t6z neco drobne
/ no dobytka drubeze. Skods
I cini 800, 900 a ie kryta poji
!, Stenim pouze ma 1900 X.
Loupeznictv a vrezdy ns
cesko-saskych hranicich. Dn'
26. zari prisel k maiiteli po
vozu Bedrichu Blaufussovi J
! Teplicich-Sanove ne2naml
: muz a naial 81 povoz ) paren
koni ma cestu do Noveho Nest.
=, u MikuloVa. S neznamym Wy
iel ma cestu kocl Josef Ne
chod' domu. V lese mezi Mlklt
lovem Novym mestem vrhl s.
ncznamy ma kociho, Vfazil M
4 trikrate nuz do prsou, bodl Jc
i. dVakrate do leve ruky, pax Je
S vozu vyhodil, uloupil kone
4 IS povozem a ujel pres sask'
II hrance. Cetnictvo naSe i sask'
a ipo pachatcli patra. Mattel Il
l. trpel Skodu $4,000 X.
j. Nova vlada. (Zachycene We
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-19

dalll ctl. tOtOgrafle predvaCl
Patricka Kyle-a z Bostonu, ma
rodniho velitele organisace, VI
ktere jest techto so vyzname-
nanych osob.
kazdy tomu nerozum1'. - "A
to ami nemusi, hlavni, ably Sc
tam dostal'. "A prosim vas,
jak to bylo S tou petkou? To
by bylo snad prece lacinejSi,
tohle bude stat vic nez petku".
- "Ale je to dobre, piSi noyi-
NY. ia Ease tetl, re to neni
dobre" "To je podle novin,
jake ctete". "PoGkeite,az table
vlada bude odchazet, potom Sc
do nj obuji vsichni, - je to ia
ko o Sylvestru; starry rok sc
proklina a novemu Sc Pile ma
zdravi, ably je.l "a rok take pro
klinali' 2{@iFg
UKLADNA VRAZDA staT6
vymenkarky. Ma poll rolnika
Vaclava 'astn6ho re SokolGi
| Il Pod6brad nalezena byla %
zari dopoledne mrtvola 70-lete
vym6nkarky Amy Skvorov6
re Sokolci Sc strelnymi ranami
V prsou. Jak bylo cetnictven
ziiSt6no, vySla SkVorova asi
We A hodiny rano ma pole. Byla
tam asi pristizena hiidacem
pf'i polnim pychu a zastfelena.
Nedaleko mrtvoly byla naleze-
ma plachetka $ c.lrastem, sebra
Inym ma poll Vaclava st 'astn6-
no. Soudni pitvou bylo zjiste-
Ino, re byla zastfelena re zadu
ranou . puSky. Pro duvodne
podezreni zatcen byl MATTEL
pozemku a jeho bratr Karel,
kteri denne stridave hlidali Y
polich. Zatdeni Gin sice popi-
raji, ale pri domovm prohlid-
ce nalczeny byly mimo iine
zbrane dve brokoynice, jez w
kazovaly znamky 20 cerstv6m
vystrelu.
Tragedie mlade lasky. V
krovi ma zriceninach hradu
Bubnu u Plesnice nalezli V ne
deli 25. zari yyletnici 2 mltvo-
ly mladych lidi, mladika a div
ky, Opodal lezela prazdna Ia
hvicka po yeronalu. Nalez byl
oznamen ihned obecnimu dfa-
du Ulici-PleSnici, ktery dal
mrtvoly dopraviti do marnice.
| Obecnimu 1radu byl tez ode
vzdan dopis milenci zanecha-
ny. V mrtvych nest astnicich
byl zjiSten Karel Zoubek q Ko-
tonne u Nepomuka, 19lety po-
/ sluchac nemecke obchodni a.
kademie Plzni, q 17leta Gre
| ia LedereroVa, dcera inzenyra,
bytem Y Plzni V HusoVe tride.
Mladi lide zoufali 81 2 nest asst
| ne lasky. Mrtvoly byly ohleda-
my lekari, kteri zjistili, re le-
zely ma odhlehlem miste plny
4 tyden, nez sebevrazda iejic
byla objeVena.
Sebevrazda pro skytavku.
4 V Nor. OStrave zaStfelil Sc
! kuchar Josef Eneckl. Byl po-
Stlzen skytavkou, ~ trpel bel
pfestani diva pine dny a dive no
ci. Nemoha to sn6sti prohnal 81
hlavn kuli. V zanechanem psa-
nj sdeluje "Sprovozuji sc Sc
sv6ta, abych Sc tax pozdravil
, ze skytavky Zadam, abych byl
spalen amuj popeF ably byl roz
metan do vsech uhlu sveta. il
max pref sem to nejlepsi''.
Hrnec zletA Y Prievidzi ma
: olovensku na>ll a4c 4 u kc-
!. pani zakladu doIuu III, >.
, sahuiici asi 2 kp zlata
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-19

We Spoienych Statech jest
zrovna so muzu, kteri jsou o
pravneni nositi kongresni me-
dahl cti. Fotografie predvadl
Patricka Kyle-a Bostonu, ma
rodniho velitele organisace, Y
ktere jest techto so vyzname.
nanych osob.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-01-20
Belleview News.

We had q beautiful snow last week
but it only lasted a few days.
Mr.. James Alice of De Soto was q
businesa visitor here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartzell oil
1ronton have rented the M. E. parse
mage and expect to move thereto this
week. We are glad to welcome them
to our little town.
Mrs. Roy Dafron of Piedmont is
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. F. Shelton.
The Royal Neighbors gave q Box
supper at the Hall last Saturday even
ing which was quite a successful affair,
and from which a nice little sum was
realized.
Fred Fitzpatrick of Detroit, Mich,
visited his brother, Carl, last week.
The remains of Mrs. Kate Cox, who
passed away at her home in Aurora,
Mo-, last Saturday were brought here
for burial. The deceased was we'll
known here. Interment will be made
at Caledonia Wednesday. ALPHA.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-01-20
PERSONAL.

D. M. Robertson is now postmaster
at Roselle.
Miss Allie Patton was here from
Pennington last week.
D. E. Fletcher was a visitor to JET.
ferson City last week.
Mrs. B. K. Taylor is visiting rela'
tives in Columbia, Mo.
Mrs. J. A. Reyburn will spend thu
remainder of the winter in st. Louis.
Mrs. jake Dinger, who has beer
seriously i'll, is reported much i'm.
proved at this writing.
A. q. Kinder, cashier of the Bank oil
Des Arc, and E. W. Fitz were bust
ness visitors in Ironton last Wednes-
day.
John T. Baldwin and daughter, Mrs
Media Kaesemacher, arrived in Irontor
Tuesday morning from Jackson, Mis-.
sissippi.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-01-20
Annapolis News.

Some snow the past week.
Twin girls, weighing z and Z l.:
pounds, were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Il
N. Lloyd the past week. All we'll.
The tie and prop business has gone
dead here. Think it will come to life
again soon, but prices will not be sc
high as heretofore.
F. M.aCorey is in town to-day with
q load of cross ties. He is up in the
nineties, but gets around pretty lively
We are sorry to hear of the Rev. DR..
Smiths death in or neal Flat River.
Cur lead mines are developing some
mineral, and lack about twenty feet
OF being down to the first lead, but
will reach it this week. The mineral
found here is said to be better than
any in the Lead Belt in St. Francois
county.
Mr.. j. E. Reed will preach to the
people i'm Annapolis. He is a good
meaning mar and ought to have good
congregations.
Rev. Taylor, a Baptist minister, will
preach in Annapolis January 31st and
February 1st.
John T. Webb and Miss Ida Loyd
visited Ed Lloyd on Brush Greek Sum
day.
Marion, Charles and Henry Lewis
are going to open a general feed store
in Annapolis.
T F. O. Warncke was in town this
morning. He reports this son, Wal
ter, who Yves taken to st. Louis a cou-
pie of weeks ago, suffering from a cut
in his leg, is not any better.
Several rabbit hunters out Saturday
but they had poor success.
John Warncke Of Black River
brought a fine turkey gobbler to town
Friday. BULLETIN.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-01-20
Peoples Bank VIII Be Recognized.
tDe Soto Republican,

Very little has developed in the
closing of the Peoples Bank since our
last issue with the exception that the
Bank Examiner has finished check
ing the accounts and the matter is
now in the hands of John G.. Hughes,
recently appointed state bank COM
missioner, and it is expected that
within the next twenty four hours a
commissioner will be appointed to
take charge of the banks affairs.
There are several applicants for the
position, among them being Frank
Dietrich of Hillsboro, Edward Beis-
barth of st. Louis, A. o. White of
De Soto. kilograms and petitions
are being sent in at rapid rate for
the past twenty.four hours but Mr..
Hughes has not as yet decided who
will be appointed.
After the commissioner is appoint
ed and there are sufficient securities
l~iquidated to take care of all obliga-
tions, a reorganization of the bank
will follow. This statement was made
by n of the board of directors to-
day.
Tt seems that the affairs of the bank
are not in very bad shape and the
present board of directors are of the
opinion that a reorganization will be
easily effected. 1t is almost certain
that the bank will pay 100 cents on
the dollar and that no one will lose
anything as a result of the present
The people interested in the bank
have been very quiet and have taken
the matter in a philosophical manner
and it is hoped that when the bank is
re- organized that everybody will
stand by it and help make it a success.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-01-20
U. S. Revenue Officer Coming to Assist
Taxpayers.

U. S. Collector Geo. H. Moore an
nounces that his staff of Internal
Revenue officers will come to assist
taxpayers in preparing returns for
1920. The Collector has divided the
district into zones, and has arranged
a schedule to be followed by his
deputies. ,sg-
The Federal income tax requires a
return to be filed with the Collector
by every single person residing in the
district who has net income of $1,000,
and by every married person living
with husband OF wife who has a joint
net income of $4,000. In order to
make a correct return, taxpayers are
requested to prepare a sta tement
showing receipts from all sources
during 1920, and also a statement
showing allowable deductions, and to
have all this data with them when
they appear before revenue officers,
thus facilitating as much as possible
the task of preparing their returns.
All persons who filed returns for 1919
or prior years are expected to file re-
turns for 1920, for if they should not
file for 1920, their names will appear
on the list of taxpayers subject to
investigation.
Deputy Collector, T. D. Shriver,
has been detailed to assist the tax.
payers of Iron County, and following
is his schedule: Annapolis, Feb. stb;
Ironton, Feb. 9th, 10th and 18th;
Belleview, Feb. 18th.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-01-20
Resolutions Of Respect.

In behalf of our Neighbor, John @
Stevens, who departed this life Jan.
2, 1921:
Whereas, the Divine Raler of this
great universe saw fit in His Infinite
Wisdom to remove from this earth
u dear and esteemed Neighbor,
John c. Stevens;
Resolved, that we deeply regret and
mourn the untimely death and loss
from u Camp of this Neighbor, and
that Annapolis Camp number $500
has lost a good and faithful member;
that his wife, Lucy Stevens, has lost
a loving and affectionate husband,
and his children a noble, true hearted
father. To them we extend our
heartfelt sympathy in this their sad
hour of affection, and that we pres
emit to them a copy Of these resolu-
tions, thus evidencing the interest,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-01-20

Use Phillips, went to st. Louis Friday
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Schmidt's
mother.
Our town and country has gone
dead. No lumber, ties or props com.
ing in. Throws lots Of men and teams
out OF work. In fact, it looks like
starvation here. Lots of families
haven't three days rations on hand.
We will have to write to our new
President for a job.
Mr.. Snyder Hill, who has been in a
hospital in st. Louis, came back Sun
day much improved. Tom Myers, Jr.,
came with him, but he will have to
return in a week or two. He has
heart trouble.
They had some fine music at the M.
r.. Church prayer meeting. Mr.. Dru-
ry, with the violin, Mr.. Thomson led
the singing, Miss Jewell Reed. guitar,
and Mrs. Stamp, the organ.
Two years ago to-day Missouri rati-
fed for prohibition and one year ago
to-day the Eighteenth Amendment
became a law. We are very proud of
the record we have made and truly it
has been a year of victory for Prohi-
bition, for the referendum fought by
the vets was defeated in the Novem-
Der election by the passage of the 18th
amendment. The W. Z. T. U. are In
a great measure responsible for this.
The W. O. T. U. of Des Arc is still
holding on, despite hindrances the
evil one may bring up.
Our Sunday School is doing fine
spiritual work, good attendance and
and good teachers. We telieve in
having His Spirit for a leader in our
Sunday School. ISAAC.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-01-20
Stray Notice.

Taken up by Thos. E. Crocker of
Enough, Mo-, and posted before me,
Law. Scott, P. 0. address Goodwater,
Mo-, Q justice of the peace of Dent
township, on the 2Sth day OF Decem-
Der, 1920, the following property, to
wit; one bay mare, 10 hands, 1 inch
high, 9 years old and branded on right
shoulder with @. Xxi; a star in fore
head and white stripe on nose; and
appraised at $500.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-01-20
State Income Tax.

The time for making your State In
come Tax Return to the undersigned
Assessor expires March 1st. If your
return isEnot filed with me prior to
that datS you r liable to a fine OF
$500. All single persons having a
netsincome of $1,000 or more and all
married persons with a net income OF
$4,000 OF more are required to make
returns. This is final warning to all,
The State Income Tax must be paid
by June LIST and is payable to B. P.
Burnham, County Collector. Send
the money to him, but send your re-
turn to me. ] shall have to enforce
the law against all delinqents.
W. II. BLUE,
Assessor Iron County.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-01-20

her as amystic clairvoyant possessing
an inhuman conception of the unborn
future, passed into history with the
gong of 1920. Mrs. Forbes is q moral
retiring woman, living at the town OF
Tsskee at the south part of the coun-
ty, who passed into strange frances
following refreshments. She became
a little child and the story is that in
formation impaired to her and by
her to others during these periods, ia
from "Little Joe," her.deceased baby
boy, with whom she talks when In q
trance. II is stated that Mrs. Forbe g
is suffering from a serious tumor and
che says "Little Joe" has told her to
quit SO that with the coming of 1921
she Is devoting herself to a quiet
home life. While she has always re-
NAMED at home, pilgrims have at
times literally invaded her Taskee
home, seeking her prediction of their
future destinies. By no means have
her visitors been from southeast
Missouri towns alone, but her fame
is inter state and even international,
for at least one foreigner, a man from
Canada has been to Taskee, and he,
as did others, left satisfied with her
conception she impaired to him of
the fate that would control his future.
Irrespective of the views of anyone
on such matters, there is something
out of the ordinary about the woman
and If her information on lost articles,
for instance, is a guess, she was born
under a lucky star. for she has led to
many remarkable recoveries, and
many of her predictions of future
happenings have actually come true.".
1t will pay you to wait for our "Aft-
er Inventory Sale" for prices on Gro
ceries and Dry Goods.
GAY & KINDELL MER. 90.