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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28
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Praha, 5. fijna. (Post. zpr.)
K affefe K. Perglera, vyslance
csl. republiky V Tokiu, pise
prazska 'Tribuna": 80 byva-
lem tokijsk6m vyslanci dru,
Perglerovi pfinasejf n6ktere Ii
sty fadu dohad1 a narazek.
Pravda je ia, re vyslanec Per
gler byl nasi vladou re sv6ho
tokijskeho mista odvolan, stei-
ne jako JIM clenov6 tam6jSi
legace a vyzvan, ably Sc dosta.
vii do Prahy, patrne k zodpo-
vidanf, nebot' ma tokijsk6m w
slanectvi byly zjiSteny jist6 ne
poradky."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28

duchovniho zivota, kde by je-
jich yernost laska k Cesko-
slovenske republice dochazela
posily a utvrzeni. Byla tedy
slavnost 2. fijna ddlezitym
meznikem narodni naSi prace
a lie jcn povdekem uvitati,
re ministerstvo narodni obra-
ny k navrhu evang. vol. supe-
rintendentury vojenskou kapli
k dtelum temto propdjtilo.
OpustiI kornunisty. Zupni Sc
hrataf komunisticke strany V
Nor. Ostrav6 V. Viktora ozna-
NIL Y "Duchu Casu", re vystu-
puje re strany komunisticke a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28
Mrtva l;tera. Pred nekoliks

dny jsrne sdelili, re V roce
1895 byl krajskym soudem v
Plzni odsouzen pro kradez ma
dve leta do tezkeho zalare ma
dennik Emanuel Benda, jenz
vsak trest sice nastoupil, ale
ia nekolik dni 2 vezeni prchl
a odjel do Ameriky. Benda Sc
nyni po 26-letem pobytu A
merice vratil domG, byl vsale
cetnictvem zatcen a dopraven
k soudu V Plzni, kde 81 bude
trest, pred 26 lety mu
pfisouzeny, odpykati. - Jestli
re Benda Sc "a celych &c let cd
sv6ho poklesku neprovinil, ne
mel by jeho pripad byt pro-
jednavan humanneji, nez podle
.rtve litery?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28
ZmizeIa americka koresnon.

dence. V patek 7. ffina pristi-
zen byl ma postovnfm trade
ma Masarykove nadrazi 23-lety
postovni praktikant Bretislav
Pilik. kdyz odcizil 80 dopisv 2
Ameriky. Pri domovnf prohlid
ce nalezeno bylo V jeho bvte
ieste 90 dopisd 2 Amerikv, kite
re bylv iiz otevfeny. Pilik do
znal. re V dopisech nalezl asi
Is dolarn. kter6 vvm6nil asi
"a 1900 X. u Pilika nalezen
byl revolver a 1911 X. ktere
pochazeji asi z kradeze. Byl
dodan zem. trest. soudu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28
KONCRESNtK BLANTON
POKARAN.
Pouze devst hlasI zachranilo
jej pred vyIoucenim re sus-
movny poslanecke.

Washington. 27. Tiina. Posta
ven pred predsednickv stolek
kongresnik Thomas l.. Blanton
demokrat z TeXasu, byl formal
ne pokaran. Meme nez "a mi
nutu potom omdlel a klesl ma
podlahu v chodbe IL zasedaci-
no salu.
Kollegove. nichz mnozi
pred tim hlasovali pro ieho
vvloucenf z kongresu k Will O.
plzlvm vecem, iez dial uvefei-
niti " kongresnfch zapiskach
z nichz vsichni hlasovali, g.
by sc mu dostalo vereineho po-
karanf, spechali mu ma pomoc
Blanton bvl polozen ma pohov
ku v chodbe a blize otevfeneho
okna a dix rvchlemu prispeni
poslance Ladislava Lazzara 2
Louisiany. ienz Jest lekaTem,
brzv se vzpamatoval.
Pozd9ii, kdvz pokusil Sc Sc
stoupiti po schodech kapitolni
budovy, znovu omdle1 a jedine
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28
"SvET'''

Slavnost v Ces. Te$ine. Dne
2. ffjna konala Sc V Ces. TEST
ne slavnost posvecenl evang.
vol. kaple ia velike lGasti 2
kruhd vojenskych obcan-
skych. Dedikacnf slavnostni
rec pronesl evang. vol. supe-
1intendent Lie. theol. Josef Lu-
|kasek 2 Prahy. Proslovd blaho
prejnych byla celia fada. Zda-
Irazn6n take vyznam a ddlezi-
tost slavnosti pro teskou praci
ma T6sinsku. Rozdelenim TEST
ma odlouteni byli mistni a o.
koli evangelici od sv6ho histo-
rieky pamatneho chramu, KITE
Iry stoji ma polske strane.
Chram tento, vystav6ny die
smlouvy altranstadsk6 + 1909,
byl V dobach protireformace
hojh6 vyhledavan Cd evangeli-
XII 2 Czech Moray. Sem tai
Inc pfichazeli sobe pro duchov-
Ini ut6chu a posilu. Zde pusobil
Ii pred bitvou b6lohorskou slav
my kazatel a duchovni pevec
JiTi Tranovsky, zde V dob6 to-
lerancnf byla evangelical kon-
sistor, ktera roku 1884 prene-
sena byla do Vidn6. Zde stale
evang. gymnasium, kde hojne
studovali CeSi, Moravan6 Slo
vaci, zejmena z rodin farar-
skych a uGitelskych. Zde Wy
IrGstala ia stara garda evange-
lickych duchovnich, 2 nichz
mnozi dosud ma evangelickych
GeskobratrSkych sborech pit
sobf. Zde pGsobil eXulant a
slovensky literat Michal Milo
slav Hodza, ktery V reyoluC-
MIN roce 1849 prchaje pred
mad arskym nasilim z Uher,
zde nalezl utulek a jako farar
ncinkoval az do sve smrti do
roku 1870. V posledni dob6 Wy
sci ze Slovenska popud, ably o.
statky jeho byly pfevezeny z
T6Slna ma rodnou pGdu slovan
skou. K T6Sinu pnou Sc tedy
mnoh6 vzpominky ceskych
slovenskych eVangellku. PonG
vadz zde evangelicky zivel sill
me poCetne jest zastoupen, by
10 potfebi postarati Sc o to, a
by Ia ucelem bohosluzeb cir
kevnich funkci nemusilo Sc
|pfechazeti pres hranice ma IL
zemi polske, coz spojeno bylo
s mnohymi potizemi a pfekaz-
kami. Take V ohledu politick6m
a statnim bylo nutno vstfic
vyjfti t6Sfnskym evangelikGm
a postarati Sc jich stredisko
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28
PROGRAM VLADY CESKO-
SLOVENSKE.
Financni hospodarske konso.
lidace statu. Uspiseni pozem.
kove reformy. Uprava styku
mezi cfrkvi a staten.
(Kabelogram CSTK J

Praha, 18. rijna 1921. -
Ministersky predseda Dir. Be
mes pronesl rano V poslanecke
sn6movne programovou rec
Vlada bude pracovat ma finan-
chi a hospodafske konsolidaci
lstatu zavedenfm prfsne 1spor-
lnosti We vefejne sluzb6 rozsi-
fenfm obchodnich styk1 CHI
'nou, pajckou cizin6, o ni5
IVlada pfedlozi navrh zakona
|vyjednavani jest V proudu
o pojist'ovani starobnim atd.
usplsi provad6ni pozemkovt
reformy, upravi styky mez
staten a cfrkvi vzajemnou do.
hodou, prosp6snou jak statu
tax j cirkvim. Kabinet bude
reformovati administered a Ii.
skutetni pred koncem roku
zupnf zrlZeni ma Slovensku. Y
zahranitnf politice srdecn6 sty
ky $ velkymi spojenci, Anglii
Francii, Italii a Spoi. Staty Sc
utuzuji.
Mala dohoda pTedstavujt
mocneho cinitele V mirov6 or
ganisaci centralni Evropy, .je.
hoz nikdo nebude Sc moci do.
tknouti. Styky S Nemecken
Ijsou stabilisovany, styky Ra.
kouskem jsou vyborn6, vlads
doufa, re styky Mad 'arskem
Sc zlepSi po rozreseni otazky
zap. Uher. Zachovavajfc vycka
vaci stanovisko vdci Rusku
Ceskoslovensko dava iniciati.
va pro pomoc Rusku. Vyjedna
vani nedavno zahajena Pol
skem nejsou namirena prot
zadnemu sousedu Polska nebc
Ceskoslovenska. Styky mez.
obema zem6mi jsou znaGnt
zlepsen6; vyjednavanf pove.
de k dohode hospodarske a po.
litick6, zarucuifci evropskJ
mir.
Bezpecnost zeme, jejiz ar
mazda ucinila znaGny pokrok,
jest zabezpecena timto politi-
ckym systemem. Monarchisti.
ck6 nebezpeci a udalosti ' "a
padnich Uhrach a Hornim Slez
sku nemohou ohroziti bezpeC-
most a zajmy Ceskoslovenska
jehoz politika zahranitnf zu-
stane politikou miru. BeneS
skoncil appelem ma spolupraci
vsech tfid.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28

Pocet zactva v Ces. Budejo-
vicich. Ma obecnych a obtan.
skych skolach verejnych V Ce-
skych Budejovicfch je celkem
zapsano $3.50 d6tf, z cehoz ma
ceskych skolach je 1864 deti
(97.78 proc.D, ma n6meckycn n
5ko'ach je 816 dftek 1922
rrccent).
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28
Z LEZNICNf STATYA
ODVOLANA.
(Dokonceni.)

dosti 0 snfzenl mzdy pro jakou-
koli skupinu zamestnanca ne
budou brany V tivahu, pokud
pravidla pracovni podmfnky
pro onu skupinu nebyly urov-
many, rozhodn6 prisp6la k cd
vracenf stavky. Ma zaklad6 to-
hoto rozhodnutf vzalo by to vi
ce mesfcd, nezli plat zam6st-
nancG mohl by byti opetne sni-
zen.
Resoluce prijata ma schdzi
predsedu organisacf byla bez-
odkladne sdelena zeleznicni ra-
de obzvlastni uspokojenf Wy
volala u Waltera McMenime-
ma, elena delnicke skupiny,
jenz nejvfce Sc pricinil o odvra
cent krise. McMenimen, osobnf
pfitel p. Lee a dfivejsi zelez-
nicnf zfizenec, zaridil konfe-
renee mezi zeleznicni radou a
uniemi, Zejmena ony, ma nichz
promluvil Ben Hooper, Glen
skupiny zastupujicf verejnost.
"Jsem nesmfrn6 pot6sen",
pravil McMenimen, kdyz mu
sdelena zprava rozhodnuti
organisacf zamestnancG. "Vza
10 to velkou starost s me mysli
a jsem jist, ze bude to nejlepsi
pro vsechny".
Pan Hooper pravil:
"Jsem rad, re zeleznicni "a
mestnanci ucinili toto moudre
rozhodnuti. Jest to krok, kter6-
no nebudou nikdy litovati a
jenz zfska jim pochvalu vsech
lidi V zemi. Zeleznicni stavka V
pfitomne dob6 byla by osud-
n9jsf, nezli obGanska valka.
Znamenala by nevylicitelne IL
trapy pro kazd6ho. Jsem zvla-
ste rad, re sv6tova konference
ma omezenf zbrojenf niue Sc
nynf venovati praci V kapitole
naroda, jenz nenf rozervan vni
ternfmi industrialnfmi rozbro-
ji".
J. H. Elliot ze zeleznitni sku
piny rady, kdyz bvlo mu sdele-
no, ze nebude zadne stavky,
pfitomne, pravil:
"Jsenn velmi potesen mad
zfravym dsudkem osvedcenym
zamestnanci. Rfci neco iin6ho
setva melo by nejaky w
znam''. 49,,
William H. Finley, pfedseda
Chicago & Northwestern dra-
hy, We SVEN domove We Whea-
ton. ILL.,, pravil:
"Jsem velmi rad. ze Sc sta
10 tax. Zaiist6 bude to velka IL
leva pro kazdeho".
Samuel FELTON,, pfedseda Chi
capo Great Western. pravil:
"O6ekaval isem to. Nepreji 81
Tfci vice dnes vecer".
zeleznicni rada. kdvz zprvu
nsrazila ma pevny odpor orga-
sacf proti odvolani stavky, pro-
hlasila. re nadale bude S mimi
zachazeti "bez rukavicek",
nelze vsak fici, do lake mfry
tato pohrhzka mela vliv ma poz
d6isf rozhodnutf pfedsed6 a w
konntch vtborG unif, jimz stav
ka odvolana.
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vaci Sc opet do strany social
ne demokratick6. Slibuje, re
uverejnf clanky, V nichz pouka
re ma skodlivost a nesmysl-
most komunistick6 strany jeii
taEtiky".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28
PLATfME HOTOVE
IN bondy Svobody. uspornt
vaIecne znamky.

NdNCNKFC Lu1IIIh u
KupuJeme tea stare zlato, stfibro. pla-
tinu. DIAMANTY. skvosty. hodinky.
rtut. nagneticke ukazovaky. neupo-
trebene postovnf znamky a vse co ma
lakoukoli cenu. Tlatfme "a vse cenne
hotovymt. SIMON, spolehlivy jedna-
tell, mattel The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company. Gfadovna, pokoj
{. 216 Lenox budove. rob 9. ul n
Euclid Ave. Denne otevfeno DO no.
din vecer.
The Monett times., 1921-08-26
NORTH PURDY

Dennis HORNE and John Balnas
threshed wheat Monday. MS
Bert Robbins and daughters, Kath-
ryn and Ruth, have been at Roaring
River for the past few days.
Raymond Monnet, Herman Goetz,S
Aubrey Chastain and John, Herschel
and Joseph HORNE visited with Rob
ert Burg, Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Lee of Oklahoma have.
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. john.
MBalmas and family.
Miss Helen Poole spent Saturday
night with Miss Jewell Scott.
L. @. Goodnight and family vis9led
at Joe Robberson's Sunday.
Miss Julia Robbins returned from
Appleton City, Friday. Her sisters
Misses Elsie and Della and brother
Norman returned home later.
n Misses Myrtle; Irene and Mabel
Burg gave a lawn party Saturday
night. Refreshments Of ice cream and
cake were served to the guests.
Mrs. Washington Goodnight is I'M
proving after an illness of several
days.
The Monett times., 1921-08-26
Y MT. OLIVE NEWS

Mr., and Mrs. j. B, Foster visited
Tuesday with their daughter Mrs. J
E. Haggard and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mackey and
family and Mabelle Russell spent Sun
day at Baptist Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Pruitt of Cherryvale,
Kansas, who have been visiting rel
atives here returned home Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnes and
family moved from here to the Dry
Valley neighborhood last week. They
will be missed from church and Sun
day school.
Among those from Mt. Olive who
attended thesassembly at Baptist Hill
Sunday were Rev. c. M. Smith, Mr.,
and Mrs., Theo. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Boucher, R. F. Sullinger and
family, James Pruitt and family
Emory Morris, Mrs. Fred Lester, Mrs.
Fannie Bennett and may others who
we did not see in the immense gather
ing.
Mrs. Florence Russell and sons call
ed on E. r. Russell and family Sun
day evening.
Misses Bertha and Irene Haggard
spent Saturday night at the home Of
u uorua,.d X.
The Monett times., 1921-08-26
ARNOLD CHAPEL

The new strawberries are looking
aretty good at this writing. r
There was a good crowd at Lee
Evans sale last week and the sale
was a success.
There is singing at Ebenezer every
Wednesday night.
Oliver Grassland is visiting his
ancle, Albert Grassland this week.
Mr. Wagner. of Monett, has been
threshing in this community.
w. a. Vantuyl will have a public
sale August 22.
Rev. Ed Brown is attending the
BAPTIST Association this week.
Corn will soon do to cut in tbs
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, of Okla
h1ma, formerly of this community,
s,re visiting relatives in Monett this
week.
john Mulkey and family have re-
turned home from the Sedalia Fair.
Sam Mccormack and family the
knowing back to this community.
The Monett times., 1921-08-26
ROCKY COMFORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Patterson
visited relatives near Powell Satur-
Cay night and Sunday.
e. 8. Culp transacted business In
Joplin Tuesday.
The Rocky Comfort school is to
open Monday September 5. A large
number of pupils outside of the dis
SrfeAaxe expected to enter.
Herbert Kits and family of near
Stella spent Saturday night and Sun
day visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dabbs
]. Fl. Scott of Kansas City visited
relatives here a few days this week.
] r. Buck of near Powell was IN
town on business Monday.
/. A., Draper Is having a house
built on his land one-half mile south
east of town.
Mrs. Sallie Westfall of near Stella
is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. B.
Lamberson, here this week.
u. B. Lambersen made a business
trap TO Pineyille Monday, -.
The Monett times., 1921-08-26
GLOBE

Rev. and Mrs. Malmquist and
xia0ghter Vera were the Sunday dinner
ssuests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Turn
qaist and family.
Miss Florence Stark of Kansas City
Is visiting here with relatives.
Mrs.John Engeldorf and daughter
Kathryn spent Sunday evening withe
Mrs. Ernest Schelin and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson and
sons, Ted and Clifford, motored to +.
+. Hultgren's north OF. Verona Tues
DAY evening.
Willie Engledorf is working for
Ernest Schelin.
Misses Mildred Schelm and Hazel
Peterson were the dinner guests ot
Miss Mabel Engledorf Sunday.
Misses Florence Stark and Marie
Applequist spent Sunday with Misses
Nheva and Wilma johnson.
John Engledorf, Ernest Schelin and
Willie Engledorf motored to Honey
Greek Sunday evening.
Alvin Applequist visited with VIII
bur johnson Sunday.
Miss Ruth Peterson spent Sunday
evening with Miss Mildred Schelin.
Victor Schelin and son Harold VISIT
ed Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. August Beckman. s.
Mrs. Henry Anderson visited sat
arday afternoon with Mrs. John
ETwaedorf.
Pie ice cream social at John Engle-
DORIS last Friday night was well at
tended. .t
The Monett times., 1921-08-26
PURDY NEWS.

Ed Daugherty and family left We'd
nesday for Springfield where they will
make their future home. We wish
them success in whatever business
they undertake.
Mrs. Ruth Hayes of Lansing, Kan,
returned to her home Monday after a
two weeks visit with her sister Mrs.
Ed Baker.
Willie Baker spent a few days with
home folks enroute to Philadelphia
where he will attend school one year
before returning to Little Rock where
he is in military training.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Lamar spent the
first of the week with relatives and
friends in Springfield.
Dewey Seth was in Joplin the first
of the week.
Roy Daniel who is in the Spring
field hospital, is reported gsetiDg
along nicely since the operation.
The funeral of Little Ralph Goetz
was held at the Methodist church by
Rev. Goodnight. The body was laid
to rest in the cemetery here. Ralph
was bright little boy and loved by
all. He will be missed very rnssA IN
school this year.
The Monett times., 1921-08-26
no YOU WANT A FARM?

Here is your chance to exchange
your city property for a forty acre
farm in cultivation, one half mile to
State Highway, Z miles east of High
school in Barry county. New five
room bungalow and all necessary
buildings, god well Of fine water, s
ucs,sss o. blue grass pasture, 2 acres
strawberries, s acres corn; 3 good
mules, 2 good Jersey cows, five 2Oo
pound hogs, 100 chickens, 200 bushels
wheat, rs bushel oats, binder, mower
hay rake, plows and all farming tools
and household furniture and also incl
bator and brooder, cream separatol
and everything necessary to farm witt
Party will give immediate possession
as he is going to Idaho. II intereste'
"a VIM. Smerdon at once. lot
The Monett times., 1921-08-26
COST OF OPPOSING
NATURAL LAWS

y
What Russia is now experiencing
as revealed by the statement just is
sued by the department of commerce,
is the inevitable result Of the sort of
government Russia has been under
going in the last two or three years.
These deluded people have sought to
make the world over new, only to
find that they were dealing with
forces greater than themselves. If
they could only see what the rest of
the world sees they would bow to
natural laws and frame up some sort
of government in keeping with them.
The rest of the world sees Russia as a
most fertile field, as country where
industry could thrive and where the
people could live in happiness and
contentment if these laws were only
permitted to function. If they are
interferred with, tremendous penal
ty is exacted, and Russia is now pay
ing that penalty in starvation and col
lapse.--New York Commercial.
The Monett times., 1921-08-26
NOTICE TO AUToMoBILIsTs

The State law and City Ordin-
ances Of Monett. Missouri, require all
Automobiles, when on highways on
streets, whether in operation or other
wise, during the period from a half
hour after sunset to half-hour be-
fore sunrise, to carry at the front, at
least two lighted lamps not exceeding
&hirty-six candle power each, and one
req light at the rear.
This law ii being flagrantly violat-
ed, and all parties are. hereby mott
fied and warned that from and aftel
she publication Of this notice, that
parties violating the above law ant
ordinance, will be prosecuted.
Dated this 22nd Of Aug. 1921. a
S. "A. CHAPEL,
ze.4f Mayor Of Monett.
The Monett times., 1921-08-26
MONETT-JENKINS WELL

We have established offices in the
Finn Building over the Corner Phar-
macy. Office hours II to 12 a. M, 2 to
3 p. M, 7:30 to $3.50 p. m. Every
thing will be fully explained if you
will call at our office. Learn about
the oil developments Of your own
home town,
Barry Co. Oil and Gas Co.,
Finn Bldg, Over Cor. Pharmacy.
24tf
The Monett times., 1921-08-26
CAUSE OF APPENDICITIS

When the bowels are constipated,
the lower bowels or large intestines
become packed with refuse, that is
made up largely Of germs. These
germs enter the vermiform appendix
and set up inflammation, which is
commonly known as appendicitis.
Take Chamberlain's Tablets when
needed and keep your bowels regular
and you have little to fear from ap-
pendicitis.
The Monett times., 1921-08-26
HUSBANDS STORY WILL
AMAZE MONETT

He says: "Adler-i-ka helped my
wife for gas on the stomach and sour
stomach in TWENTY MINUTES. II
works beyond greatest expectations.
,Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and
aoweY bowel removing foul matter
which poisoned stomach. Brings out
Nll gasses and sour, decaying food,
EXCELLENT for chronic constipaa
Non. Guards against appendicitis
Adler-i-ka removes matter you nevel
Thought was in your system and which
may have been poisoning you fol
months. Logan d. Mckee, druggist
The Monett times., 1921-08-26

Get in lire for monthly installment
Stock in the building and Loan As
sociation maturing in 5 to 10 years
respectively and receive some benefit
while you live. See Robert Johnston
Agent. 33tm*
The Monett times., 1921-08-26
DIES ON OPERATING TABLE

Elmer, the nine year old son of NJ.
p. Thomas, of north Of town, died at
DR.. Vests hospital Wednesday after
noon while undergoing an operation
for appendicitis.
The boy was weak from a tuber-
cular condition of the abdomen. He
developed appendicitis and when the
appendix was removed it was found
to have developed gangrene. The
operation was almost completed when
the boy ceased to breathe. The pull
motor was used, but failed to bring
him back to life.
The boy was taken to the Galloway
undertaking rooms for preparation
for burial. ps,
The child's mother died Of tuber-
culosis last year. He was a patient OF
DR.. e. B. Wright, of Peirce City.
The Monett times., 1921-08-26

Now is the time to take care of the
hens for winter production. Feed
them on Ozark Beauty Hen Joy
Scratch grains and Lay-More Milk
and Meat mash. Whitlock-Lines. 38t6
The Monett times., 1921-08-26

We always have money for Farm
Loans. If in need see VIM. Smerdon,
Monet. Mo. d&w46tf
The Monett times., 1921-08-26
NOTICE ALL EX-SERvICE Me-

The Director of the Bureau of War
Risk Insurance has instituted cam
paign to Cleanup" cases of the Bur-
eau of War Risk Insurance by actual
contact with the disabled men them
selves.
The purpose of this campaign is to
fully advise all ex-service persons of
their rights under the War Risk In
surance act; to assist the disabled ex-
service persons in securing compensa-
ton, medical treatment and hospital
care; to inform and assist all claim
ants regarding the procedure neces-
sary in filling claim for compensa-
ton and insurance; to assist those
whose claims are pending in securing
final action where additional evidence
| is necessary to connect their disabil-
ity with service, or other data requir-
ed by the Bureau of War Risk Insur-
ance; and to provide for immediate
physical examination where necessary
and promptly furnish disqualification
| for urgent cases.
A squad Of representatives of the
Bureau of War Risk Insurance will be
in Springfield August 25 and 26 and
in Joplin August % and "a.
For further particulars see E. 3.
O'Dwyer, Post Adjt., Walford A. An
derson Post, American Legion, Monet,
Mo. 27-H
The Monett times., 1921-08-26
JERSEY cow AND
POLAND CHINA SOW

Good Jersey cow and a good sow
for sale, both bred. r. F. WHITLOCK
Alta
The Monett times., 1921-08-26
MOUNT PLEASANT

Another good rain now would be
a great help to plowing and late
vegetation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drake and
daughter Mae of New Mexico, visited
with John Higgs and family Sunday
and Monday.
Rev. Ennis preached his last sermon
for this conference year at Mt. Pleas
ant, Sunday. We wish him success
where ever he may go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mccormick and
little daughter Nadine Of Monett
visited the first of the week with Jim
McCracken and family.
The threshing machine of Warren
and German is about to complete the
threshing work in this part of the
country.
Miss Pearl Long is spending the
week with her grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Long at Purdy, who has been
sick with heart disease for some time
Mr.. and Mrs. GLADDEN. Daughtery
are moving back to the farm this
week.
Several are attending the Holiness
meeting which is in progress at But
terfield.
The Monett times., 1921-08-26

Another good rain now would be
a great help to plowing and late
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