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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-04-27
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

The First Methodist Church of this
city j.. this week observing what i
known a. Children'S Week. From April
- 10 80 has been set aside throughout
North America by eight dcuomina tons
as a time when fathers and mothers and
all thinking people In the community
shall have brought To their attention
the Importance of the religious educa-
tiou of children.
The observance of this week win find
its climax i'm the Church School meet
ing for parents teachers and friends
which will Ice held Sunday evening at
80 at the Methodist Church
The following program viii be rem
dered:
Opening Hymn.
Scripture Reading -Supt Randle.
Prayer by Pastor
Address-The Place of Play In the
Life of IA Child-Mrs. W. A. Johnston.
SOlo-'I Think When l Read That
Sweet Story of Old"-Mrs. III. l.. Am
berg.
Address-"The Child's Physical En-
vironment i'm Our Church-C. J. Mabry
SOlO-"There's A Friend for Little
Children'-Mrs. Harold Rice
Address-''S Sunday in The Modern
American Home"-Miss Inez Luten.
Discussion.
Hymn.
Prayer.
BenedictiOn.
This movement is an innovation i'm
our city. Let me urge upon the parents
the vital Importance of your presence.
Everybody cordially invited.
Mrs. r.. 4. Tucker.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

9 40 "A. m, Sunday School, f. I. Ran
die, Supt
10 40 IA. m, Preaching by the pastor
Z 80 p. m, Eyangelistic Service, spec
ial music.
> p. IN. Monday, Woman's Missionary
Society.
Z 30 D. m, Wednesday, Prayer Serv-
ice
3 p. IN. Thursday. Ladies' Aid Society
An invitation is extended to you TO
be at all these services
T.. a. Tucker, Pastor.
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Children who have worms are pale.
Sickly and pcevish. \ dose or two of
Whites Cream Nermifuge will clear
them out and restore rosy checks and
cheerful spirits. Price Doc. Sold by
all druggists.
Mrs. Ella Matheny has been quite i'll
for the past week. suffering from an
attack of appendicitis.
If you once give Tanlac an honest trial
You viii add your voice to the thous-
ands Of others who are praising it
j. {. Ellison Drug co.
Hickman High y. Union City High
-Mengel Park. Friday at 3 30 Ad-
mission II and 30 cents
Mrs Russell Johnson is able TO be
ont after being seriously i'll for several
days.
Tanlns is Appealing, invigorating and
strengthening Try il and be convinced.
j. &. Ellison Drug Go.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
estate of Harriet Love, deceased, will
present the same to me properly proven
on or before September 18th. 1922. or
be forever barred. Those indebted TO
said estate will pay same at once and
save cost.
Wilce Pruett,, Administrators,
II 4p with the will annexed.
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A REAL BUSINESS OPPORTUN-
ITY-We are looking for live, wide
awake men and women to handle city
trade for the genuine and original j..
X. Watkins Products. Established in
1868; nationally known and nationally
advertised. Our proposition is superior
from every angIe-we Will be glad to
tell you why. Write today for free sam
pie and exclusive territory.-J. r. Wat
kins Co, Dept. %, Memphis. Tenn.
Az IL
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Mrs. j. X. Baeykin and baby of At
lanta. Ga. are visiting her sister. Mrs.
X. T.. Blow
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No Worms in a Healthy Child

al children troubled with Worms have an un-
healthy color which indicates poor blood. and as Q
rule. there is more or ess stomach disturbance
GROVES TASTEIESS CHILL TONIC given resur
arly for two or three weeks will enrich the blood.
improve the digestion. and act as aeeneralStrensth-
ening Tonic 20 the whole system. Nature will then
throw OF or dispel the worms and the Child will BE-
u perfect health Pleasant to take. 6oc per bottle
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FOR SALE-My home place, about
81 of mile from town. on Troy Road
For particulars see me-. G. Ellison.
13tfc.
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wANTED-Paint and yarnish sales
men i'm your territory, TO sell property
owners. factories and dealers. Salary
and one half gross profits to man who
can qualifying Four Paint & yarnish
Co, Cleveland. Ohio. A SC
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The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
offers. two prizes of five dollars eael
To any boy or girl i'm the schools. thai
write the best essay on why Hickman
Should Have Cleanup Campaign"
and the best poster showing the same
reason. Three weeks are given for this
contest Any child attending school
is eligible.
! For rapid healing there is nothing
like Liquid Borozone. 1t mends torn
flesh, heals cuts, burne or sores Sc
quickly no time is lost from work. Price
Doc, Coo and S1.20. Sold by all drug.
gists.
The steamer kankakee is being held
AT Cairo. so Mr.. Barron. meteoroIocist.
advised Tuesday. to be sent to Hickman
should the ReelfOOt levee go out. This
boat would give aid i'm rescuing and in
any other possible way should ANYTHING
serious happen.
Ball Game Friday evening at 3 30
Hickman High VS.. Union CITY High.
Mengel Park. Admission IL and 80
cents.
1t is the privilege of the Archbishop
OF Canterbury to officiate at the marri-
age of any member of the royal family,
and he does so without fee, but Inc Is
not entirely without reward. for no can
claim as his due the prayer book used
by the bride.
Tanlac Vegetable Pills are sold on
a positive guarantee to give perfect
satisfaction Try them tonight and
you will be delighted to find the results
you have obtained.-J. G. Ellison Drug
Co.
The latest accessory is kind of
whistle that gives warning when the
gas tank gets low
Don't TAIL 10 see the hall game Friday
evening at 3 30 at the Mengel Park
Hickman High VS.. Union CITY High.
Admission 10 and 80 cents.
"A well that produces aspbaIt has
been found in the ArbuckIe mountains
in Oklahoma.
A torpid liver needs an overwhelming
with Herbine. Its benefits are ,mmedi-
ateiy apparent. Energy takes the
place or laziness. appetite retprns and
the hour of rest brings with II sound.
refreshing sleep. Price Coo. Sold BY
all druggists.
A share Of your grocery hr.,,. I'm
Dc ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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CLASSIFIED ADS
For Rent, Sale. Exchange. Etc.

We have fine stock of Victor Rec
ords TO select from. Come in to see
them.-Alyin J. Burrow. Al &c
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Every Legionaire will enjoy Zane
Grey's newest story: THE Day of the
Beast, beginning in the Country Gen
ItIeman this month. Subscribe today.
Only one dollar. Pictorial Review with
McCalrs Magazine $40. All club rates
given 10 subscribers.-AIiss Clara Nc
Connell, Phone 149. Al
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Call in at Alvin j. Burrows Music
Store and hear the Health Records.
They are wonderful-the daily dozen
exercises. Al &c
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fbs ounIns Tia, DOES Nor Affect the Head

Because Of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA.
TIVE BROMO QUISINE is better than ordinary
Ouiuipe and does not Cause nervousness moi
nnging in head. Rerncmbe the full ma me and
0ok tor the signature of L. w. GROVE. soc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-04-27

If you need a nice piano player or
any kind Of music see Alvin J. BurrOw,
Fulton, Ky. for terms and special low
prices on all musical instruments.
A 4c
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For Victrolas and Victor Records, call
on Alvin j. Burrow of Fulton, Ky. the
Piano Man. A &c
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NOTICE have taken the agency for
Peerless Steam Cookers. Saving of
fuel and better cooked foods. Those
wishing one or Interested, see me or
call IO2-HOmer Green.
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To Cure a Cold i'm One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO CUININE (Tablets)
stops the Cough and Headache and works off a
Cold- I. ". GROVES signature each box. =
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As Mrs. Hunt Roper's representative
in Hickman, / can give you quick SER
vice and choice flowers at fair prices
A share of your orders will be appre-
ciated.-Mrs. W. l.. Skinner. Al Sc
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For rapid healing there is nothing
like Liquid BoroZOne. 1t mends torn
flesh. heals cuts, burne or sores so
quickly no time is lost from work. Price
3Oc, Coo and $1.20. Sold by all drug
gists.
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PLANTS for outdoor bedding, win
dow boxes, hanging baskets, ferns etc.
phone 251-MrS. W. l.. Skinner. 45tfc
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A share OF your grocery business yin
Be lappreciated--Bettersworth'a
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FOR SALE-Carbon paper. typewriter
ribbons, etc.-The Courier Office.
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THESE ADS will sell chickens, eggs.
butter. real estate, etc. Try one and
| see the results.
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Ball Game Friday evening at 9 80.
Hickman High vs.. Union City High.
Mengel Park. Admission IL and 80
cents.
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n well that produces asphalt has
been found in the Arbuckle mountains
in Oklahoma.
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Don't fail to see the hall game Friday
evening at 3 30 at the Mengel PARK.
Hickman High VS.. Union City High.
Admission 10 and 80 cents.
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IFOR SALE-One range and one Round
Oak heater. See DIR. l.. c. Moss. 1c
Evening journal., 1922-01-25
PAY APPRENTICES IN
VOCATIONAL COURSE

c. L. Coppage, production man
ager for the Pusey and Jones Com
pany, has been instrumental in Sc
curing the continuance OF vocational
training for the apprentice boys en-
ployed at the plant on Saturday
forenoon the boys, instead OF going
into the shop to work, gather around
a table where they receive special
instructions in relation to science.
mathematics and English, and they
receive their pay check for full time
just the same.
The instruction is given as supple
mentary to the trade training and is
carried on by the vocational depart
ment of the Wilmington public
schools
Mr.. Coppage, in arranging with
the vocational director for the work
made 1t clear that it was not his de-
sire to train the boys for their own
particular job alone but rather to
educate the boy in order that he
might have a greater opportunity
for advancement. This is one OF the
best vocational classes in Delaware
and it now requires three instruc-
tors to handle the group.
Evening journal., 1922-01-25
GRAIN WILL BE
CHEAP THIS YEAR

Everybody but the grain mer-
chants should wish for clear weather
today
For today is ST. Paul's Day. and
there is an old poem which says:
III st. Paul's Day be fair and clear,
It does betide a happy year;
But II 1t chance to snow OF rain,
Then will be dear all kinds OF grain,
II clouds or mists do dark the sky
Great store OF birds and beasts will
die;
And IL the winds do fly aloft,
Then war shall vex the kingdom
oft"
or course. America is not a king
dom. but IL the war-prophecy APP
plies to republics. there will be mar
tial threats today. for the weather
man predicts fresh northwest
breezes all day.
In the matter OF the sunshine
which betides a happy year or the
snow or rain which will make grain
dear. there seems to be about a nifty
fifty chance. for the weather mar
expects it to be clear during the
early part OF the day. but fears a
big storm from Texas may hit thi.
section toward evening.
Evening journal., 1922-01-25

near End OF
Peace MOVES
Continued from Page one.


making for a delay OF a few days.
The four-power treaty's scope will
be defined by an exchange OF notes.
as already stated so that its oper-
alton will exclude the mainland OF
Japan. Drafting OF the nlne-power
treaty on China is expected TO re-
quire a short time. as this work will
mainly be 10 insert the texts OF the
Root and other resolutions already
definitely approved.
The Far Eastern conference to-
day reached the bottom OF its
agenda, wireless communitions in
China, though IL planned to revert
back to the subject OF the twenty
one demands after Shantung is set
tied. The Japanese still say they
will tell the conference il cannot de-
eide on the validity OF these demands
here. Settlement OF the Shantung
question probably will follow the
Hughes-Balfour compromise pro
posal on the Shantung railway-the
main stumbling block.
The cardinal points OF this pro-
posal as learned today by the United
Press are;
/. That China be allowed to
purchase the railway in payments
covering twelve years. with the op-
ton OF fun payment in three years.
2. That China appoint a Japa-
nese traffic manager and that there
be a Japanese and Chinese account
ant.
Or. Koo told the United Press that
as q, 'last resort the Chinese might
concede Japan an assistant traffic
manager. but he explained:
Il think any loan proposition
(what the Japanese have contended
for) would be very difficult. As for
tho japanese traffic manager II the
Japanese think they ought to have
Japanese manager to look out for
the $4,000 Japanese in the region
why is Il more important that Japan
have a manager to look out for the
interests of more than 10000, 900
Chinese there?"
According to authoritative Chinese
quarters the Chinese have been ask
ed TO give a yes" or mo" answer
this week. Toxic has given its delega-
ton sufficient Instructions but Pekin
is yet TO be heard from.
Evening journal., 1922-01-25
BUSH Line TO
BE EXTENDED
Head of Company Sees In
dications of Revival of
Business
TRUCK WILL RUN
TO GEORGETOWN

That the break in the industrial in
activity is at hand is indicated by a
statement made today by Henry T.
Bush, president of the Bush Line.
Mr.. Bush said business carried on by
his concern, that of Transporting
material for Industrial plants. especi-
ally had increased the last few weeks,
until at this time it was at least 25 to
80 per cent. greater than at this time
last year.
When asked whether he consider
ed 1t just a furry or periodical rush
in the business world. Mr.. Bush
said he thought it was indicative OF
a permanent rounding out of the re
adjustment that has been developing
for several months.
The Bush Lines overland freight
transportation business has shown
even greater increase than the water
route between this city and Phila-
delphia- The line is to be extend
ed from Harrington to Laurel and
Georgetown. beginning Friday Jan
uary %. The line also operates to
North East. Md.
Evening journal., 1922-01-25
MISS RICHARDS TALKS
OF CONFERENCES

Miss Janet Richards. OF Washing
ton. addressed the Wilmington New
Century Club last evening on cur
rent events of the past year. She
reviewed briefly the conference in
London last June between Lloyd
George and the premiers OF the Brit
ISL colonies, the conference OF the
British Premier and the represen-
tatives Of the Irish insurgents, the
Cannes conference, the present con-
ference on Limitation of armaments,
and the economic conference to be
opened in Genoa in March.
These conferences have not ac-
complished all that they set out to
accomplish" said Miss Richards.
but they show hopeful trend to-
ward democracy and the passing OF
the old democracy OF intrigue and
parleys behind closed doors.
As an explanation for at least part
OF Frances present militaristic atti-
tude. and insistence on the diplo-
matte methods OF the old school.
Miss Richards recalled the great suf-
ferlng of the French during the Ger
man invasion, and told of her visit
last summer to the war region. "You
come to the place where the guide
book says the town stands" she said.
There is no town. not a single build
ing remaining, merely a cemetery
with long rows of crosses.
Evening journal., 1922-01-25
BURY remains
OF LATE Pope
ON THURSDAY
Continued from Page One.


delay action by the conclave ana
hold UP the selection OF a new
Pope.
Another possible division in the
Sacred College between the Cardin-
ais favoring Benedict's policy of re-
Cancellation with Italy and those led
by Merry Del Val, who are against
this policy and favor a restoration
of the temporal power of the
Papacy also is being discussed. This
discussion already has brought the
charge-which was promptly de-
ned-that Merry Del Val has pro-
tested the Italian government TAX
ing part in the Pope's funeral.
While the discussion of Benedict's
successor went on undiminshed
multitudes today continued to pay
their homage to the Pope. The body
will be on view until $50 today
The Sacred College fixed the time
for the Pope's funeral at $50 o'clock
tomorrow, 1t was officially an
nounced.
The second day OF the funeral
service was celebrated with increas-
ing solemnity.
The press is carrying on a warm
debate as to whether Cardinal Gas
parri, Papal secretary Of state, com
municated news of the Pope's death
to the Italian government.
This discussion proceeds along
with that of whether the new Pope
shall be from the group that favors
closer relations with the govern
ment or from the conservatives who
favor a restoration of the temporal
power of the papacy.
Notification Of the italian govern
ment by the Vatican that the Pope
had died would amount to official
relations It is argued. The Giornale
D'Italia insists that the governments
order closing schools and theatres
and ordered flags at half staff fol-
lowed a communication from the
Vatican. other papers are divided
on the subject
Evening journal., 1922-01-25
SLEEPY FIREMEN
AGAIN WARNED
Such Excuse for Hardness
Will Not be Tolerated,
Men Learn
COP FORGOT"
TO MAKE REPORT

Two firemen and one policeman
we're given hearings before the De-
partment OF Public Safety yesterday
afternoon. on charges preferred by
their superior officers.
The policeman, who had failed to
make a report while on duty and who
had explained that he went to the
box but forgot to ring up, was fined
two days pay. The officer explained
that ne had seen a light in a nearby
house and. on going to investigate,
had forgot to make his report. al
though he had set the box pointer
at g." his number for reporting.
Director Megear asked II 1t was not
possible for an officer late in making
his report to resort to such a scheme
for making it appear that he had
been at the box on time. Superin-
tendent Black stated that it was,
and that the failure Of the officer to
report at headquarters simply meant
that II n had been wanted for any
purpose, the captain on duty would
have been unable to locate him.
The two fremen. one from Engine
Company No. 3 and the other OF
Engine Company No. Z, were each
fined one days pay for being late.
President Smith announced that in
view Of the fact that 1t was their
first offense. the department was in
clined to be lenient. 1T may seem
like a trining matter to you men, u
said Mr.. Smith. Fbut II is necessary
that we have firemen who shall al
ways be on time. Oversleeping will
not be a sufficient excuse. We are
not going to put up with II. II the
firemen cannot be on time we car
find others that will"
One application for position as pa.
trolman was received by the direc.
tors esterday-Charles J. Hultberg
OF 902 Reed street. It was ordered
to take the usual course.
Sixty-seven arrests we're made dur
ing the past week. according to re
ports submitted to the Directors, and
eleven prisoners committed to the
New Castle County Workhouse
Fines and costs collected through the
Municipal Court amounted to s206.15
superintendent OF Police Black wa
directed to advertise for bids on sum
mer uniforms. although II is not ye
certain just what style will be used
Superintendent Black suggested tC
the Department that he thought II
might be better to clothe the officer
in a uniform OF khaki during th'
three summer months. II not al
the officers at least the traffic and
motorcycle men.
While the khaki uniform will no
shed rain as readily as the uniform
now worn. It was stated. it drys ou
Evening journal., 1922-01-25

BRooKLYN-with Mss Libbie
Spies voted Brooklyn's prNtiest high
school girl, 1t should natpSally fol-
low that a stage career on stardom
In the movies is her next sep.
But that's where the hitch comes
inl
Instead OF to the bright lights or
the fickering film. this 17-year-old
young lady has her plans all set to
turn to a complete education in
teaching and cooking.
A School Marin
She wants to be a marin first
then a good housekeeper.
Pleased with the honor bestowed
upon her?
Certainly" she says, but II I an
pretty II Is no tdue to any effort or
my part-so why get excited abou
1T?
Il like the great outdoors and
love horseback riding and tennis
Perhaps that explains my color.
Evening journal., 1922-01-25
Sarunt May Rule Ouer
EleUen Million People

Wood announced that he would ac-
cept the governorship of the islands
he said he intended holding the posi-
ton only six months. II he resigns
as he expects to do, Professor Gill
more as vice-governor-general will
be the logical successor.
The governor general OF the
Philippines and his vice-governor
have charge of the affairs OF IL. .0OO.-
900 people.
Professor Gilmore goes to the
island possessions with a knowledge
OF conditions there, having served as
lecturer in the University of the
Philippines in 1918.
It was largely through recon-
mendations made by General Wood
that the Madison man was appointed
to this position.
Residents OF the Philippines well
coined his appointment, judging
from the number - messages OF
congratulations sent MIN from the
slandA
Evening journal., 1922-01-25
TO STAMP OUT
SCARLET FEVER
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page)
ber Of the family is afflicted the
pupil will be kept from school until
the quarantine is lifted.
DR.. c. NJ. Handy. president Of the
Board of Health. has asked the cor
operation Of the public. In cases
where a family is too poor TO employ
a physician a call TO the Board OF
Health will result in prompt medi-
cal aid being given.
"Some persons in financial straits
hesitate to call in a physician. which
tends 10 increase the number Of
cases and may result in serious con-
sequences" Or. Handy said. I'VE
are ready to aid in such cases and no
time should be lost in getting in
touch with the board"
Or. Handy warned against heads
Of families delaying calling in medi-
cal aid, when children take sick.
As soon as child shows symptoms
Of illness the nature Of which par
ents or others in their charge do not
really know. a physician should bs
called in" the doctor said.
He pointed out that the efforts o,
the board were being seriously ham:
pered by the negligence OF those II
charge Of children who permi
youngsters TO attend school. wher,
there are cases OF scarlet fever II
the home. This practice is nothini
short OF criminal. and the board vii
30 the limit in stamping IL out" DR.
Handy added.