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u. S. MARKET REPORT
Weekly Marketgram by Bureau
of Markets and Crops.

Washington, May 22.-For the week end
ing May lS-HAY-Quoted May II: No. l
timothy-New York, $3.50, Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh. $500; Cincinnati s24oO;
Chicago $500; Minneapolis, S2l.50; Mem
phis, $27.00: Atlanta, 5000 No. ! alfalfa
Chicago S24O0; Kansas City, $500, At
.lanta, 1872 co. Memphis, $500
No praire-Minneapol $500; Chicago,
$3.50; Kansas City, $500.
FEED-Quoted May Il: Spring BRAN
Minneapolis 50 Philadelphia $3.50;
standard middluss, same as bran, gluten.
S32S5 Chicago; hominy $3.50 Cincinnati,
$23 70 St LOUIS, $500 Chicago; cottonseed
meal, $3.50 Memphis; linseed meal $500
New York. $40 Minneapolis, $5l.50 Chi
cago
LIVE STOCK - Chicago hog prices
ranged - 10 35c higher. Cattle prices also
showed slight Increases. beef steers rang
ing 10 to l5c higher, butchers COWS and
heifers firm to l5c higher and veal calves
up &c, feeder steers unchanged. Sheep
and lamb prices decreased materially,
fat lambs l.25Ql50 lower. spring lambs
Soc to $780, yearlngs ~ 70 $50, fat ewes
$lO00l.25 May IS, Chicago price: Hogs,
top. SllD, bulk of sales, $l055q1lO0; me-
dium and good beef steers, s715uS,Sj;
butcher cows and heifers. S4S5QS.50;
feeder steers, SG2Jq7.S5; light and medium
weight veal calves, s75OalO25, fat lambs,
sl0CO012.75 spring lambs. Sl3ooq 49,;
yearliugs, SS25al0.5O; fat ewes, S25.
stocker and feeder shipments from Y
important live stock markets during the
week ending May y were Cattle and
calves 1912; hogs, 1855; sheep, 1864.
VEGFTABLES-Pota markets weak
ened Northern sacked round white car
lot sales down 30c per 100 lbs. In Chi ago,
Mt S.2Od1.35 down 30 to 35c in Minnesota
shipping points. at sl20G125. Texas yell
low onions standard crates, down SOC in
most eastern markets, at $l.7502O0.
GRAIN-Wheat prices unsettled and
lower early in week. followed by strength
on 18th, account strong cash market and
good export demand. Market weakened
again on nth and 18Th, with lack OF sup
port and weakness in foreign markets.
Closing prices in Chicago cash market:
No. red winter wheat, s1.42; No. 2 hard
winter wheat, sl42: No. 2 mixed corn, &c:
No. yellow corn, &c; No. 3 white oats,
SOC Average farm prices: No. mixed
corn IN central Iowa, 4sc: No. dark
northern wheat in central North Dakota.
$40: No. 2 hard winter wheat in central
Kansas, S125. For the week Chicago July
wheat down &c. closing at sl2GA; Chicago
July corn down 1c, at sac; Minneapolis
July wheat down 1c, at sl.4ii5 Kansas
, City July wheat down 1c, at $ll7i4; Win
nipeg July wheat down Nc at sl.36l4.
DAIRY PRODUCTS - Closing butter
prices, 80 score: New York, 361Ac: Phila-
delphia and Boston. SIC; Chicago, 35c.
Prices at Wisconsin primary cheese mar
kets May II: Twins, lie; daisies, lie;
double daisies, 1910; young Americas and
| longhorns lie; square prints lSAc.
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LACK OF SHIPS
CAUSE or WAR
Harding Tells Commerce COnven-
ton Big Merchant Marine
Is Vital.
PRESIDENT MAKES SPEECH
He Doubts II the Conflict Would Have
Come If the United States Had
Possessed a Large Com
mercial Fleet.

Washington, May 20.-Pleadng for
the development of an adequate mer-
chant marine in an address before the
convention Of the United States Cham
Der Of Commerce, President Harding
expressed the belief that the World
war could have been ayerted If the
United States had possessed a mer,
chant fleet commensurate with its po-
sitiOn in the world.
81 am glad to come to you because
II is merchant marine day on your pro
gram" the President said. There Is
not one constructive thought in the
mind Of the administration at the pres
ent time that takes rank over desire
to firmly and successfully establish an
American merchant marine. | do not
know Of any nation in the world that
ever maintained eminence in trade
that was not eminent as a carrier of
trade"
The President called attention to the
vast ship tonnage owned by the gov
eminent nj the close Of the var, max
ing it necessary for the government to
20 into the commercial shipping bust
ness
Now" he said, 1--WE are asking con
gress to give us merchant marine
law that will serve to take the govern
ment out of the marine business"
The President urged the Chamber Of
Commerce to support the ship subsidy
plan now pending in congress, the pro-
visions of which we're explained to the
convention earlier in the day by Chair
man Lasker Of the shipping board.
Chairman A. u. Lasker of the ship
ping board asked American business
men to help the administration place
the American merchant marine on a
parity with that Of Great Britain
through the establishment of a 60 ern-
Tent subsidy.
Laskcr dweIt upon the problems con.
fronting the shipping board in provid-
ing facilities for carrying the owe, seas
commerce Of the United States and -
llquldating the fleet which the govern
ment now owns.
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MAYO AND WALTHALL TARGET
More Movie Weddings Looked Into at
Los Angeles Following Probe
Into Valentines Marriage.

Los Angeles, Cal, May l0.-Inves-
tigation of the marriages of Frank
Mayo and of Henry Il. Walthall, mo-
tlon picture actors, is under way by
the Office of the district attorney
here. II was announced following the
probe into the marriage Of Rudolph
Valentino to Miss Wlnifred lIudnut.
MAYO married Miss Dagmar Godow-
sky. daughter Of Leopold Godowsky,
pianist. in Mexico after obtaining an
interlocutory decree of divorce from
his first wife, the district attorney
nnnNMnCed.
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HARDING WINS 8-HOUR DAY
steel Kings at White House Dinner
Agree to Cut Hours for
Workers.

Washington, May 10. - Torty-one
leaders of the American steel indus.
try, at dinner with President Harding
in the White House, unanimously
adopted the suggestion of the presi-
dent that the l2-hour day be abol-
ished In the industry.
BY unanimous consent a resolution
was adopted, authorizing Ebert II.
Gary head Of the United States Steel
corporation and president of the
American Steel and Wire institute,
to name a committee of five institute
members to investigate and report to
the industry.
Abolition Of the 12-hour working
day was the main topic discussed at
the dinner called by the President.
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The trouble with lot Of married
men is they not only have to take the,
blame for lot of things they never
have done, but also for every scrap in
the home their wives have started.
One of the funniest things in the
world is to see a snippy little flapper
who hasn't enough brains to make
an intelligent chicken, trying to look
naughty.
Wen bet the tired business man
never gets as much real fun out OF
his golf as he used to out of the old
game on shiny when he was kid.
If some folks we know would put
In as much time developing their
brains as they do in developing their
ego they would be almost as great as
they think they are
II when strange young men ask
girls to take a ride with them, they
will call a cop 1t will save them some
broken bones and relieve the conges.
ton at the hospitals.
The material they use for their sum-
mer dresses Is transparent enough, but
the coat of paint they use on their
faces Is Opaque all right. You can't
see through that.
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S1,0O0,OO0 IN RUM SEIZED
Haynes Says Large Amount OF Liquor
Has Been Contscated by Prohibit
ton Agents.

Washington, May 20.-More than
S1,O0OOOu worth of liquor was seized
during the last week by the recently
organized federal agents prohibition
forces operating in various districts
throughout the country, Commissioner
Haynes announced. Seizures we're
made be said, In Ohio, New York
Maryland GeorgIa, Florida, Illinois
Minnesota and Kentucky, and were in
addition TO seizures made by agents Of
state directors ami local authorities.
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SUE MINERS FOR 100000
West Virginia Coal Company Seeks
Damages for Destruction Of Prop
erty During Strike.

Charleston, w. Va. May 2O-An
echo Of the 1919 coat strike, and sub
sequent disturbances in the southern
West Virginia came when a civil suit
against the United Mine Workers OF
America, asking sl,O00OOO damages
growing out Of the shooting ur Of
Willis Branch Coal company proper
ties. was filed with the clerk Of the
federal court. Intentions were ex.
pressed also attaching property Of the
union IN Beckley and Charleston,
which. the plaintiffs attorneys said,
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,,,,.a tor British Women.

London. May 22.--Engllsh women
are eligible 10 hold high court Judge
sbIps according to y ruling by The AZ.
torney general here. The decision Is
thp resnh ~ the admission Of women
us members Of the bar.
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Collins and D. Nalera Anrss

Dublin May Gan agreement max.
Ing possible the holding Of Irish cleo.
tions in June and the formation ~
a coalition cabinet was reached by the
leaders Of the two political factions
IN southern Ireland.
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U. S. NEARLY A GYNEC0CRACY
representative Alice Robertson
Clashes with League OF Women
Voters-Look In Dictionary.

Washington, May 22.--Represeuta-
tive Alice Robertson (OklnJ who Inns
been having a lively clash Of views
with Che National League Of Women
Voters, declared the league is putting
the country into gynecocraCy
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Killed by Bees Stlnu

Brooklyn. Conn. Nny 70. John Il
Bennett. farmer, went into tho
woods and hived n swarm If vItd
bees. helnp stung while doing 80
Later he collapsed, and IN an hour gas
dead.
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France Moves % pau d E

Paris, May 1.-THE French govern.
ment has Informed the American war
debt funding commission that II is
ready 10 send a special mission to the
United States to confer regarding the
payment of the French debt.
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Haynes to Visit Milwaukee

Washington, May Prohibition
Commissioner Haynes plans a visit to
Milwaukee next Wednesday 10 study
Wisconsin liquor conditions ana 10
confer with State Director james A.
Stone, II was announced.
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puke 70 sell 60. 600 Aor.a

LONDON, blay 2O,-OwiUg to In
creased taxalion and other burdens.
The duke Of Richmond offers for sale
his estates IN Aberdcenshlre, including
the town If IunlIy and six parishes.
COMPRISING GOOy acres.
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n decorate Yank Graves.

Paris May 22.--The graves Of 10000
American soldiers will be decorated by
the Paris post of the American Legion
Memorial dag. This number Is $4,000
fever thnn the number decorated last
yeor aua "a the return OF bodies.
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Washington May 23--Capt. John y.
Beuret was nominated by President
Harding 70 be chief naval constructor
and chief Of the bureau Of construction
and repair Of the Navy department
with the rank Of rear admiral.
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May Reduce Rail Rates.

Washington, May o. Railroad
presidents Of the country agreed with
President Harding 10 do all In their
power to bring about voluntary rail.
road freight rate reductions, par.
tlculurly on basic commodities.
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GeoruIa Mob Burma Neuto

Dayishoro, On, May -. Chnrlcs At.
kins, negro, eighteen years old. one
of four taken Into custody III connec.
lion with tie killing of Mrs. Elizabeth
Kitchens twenty years Old, Wns burned
IL the stake.
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TrIes % STAY nehe.

Los Angeles, CAL May PA plot
to assassnale Bebe Daniels, moving
picture star, WIS thwnrtei by the ar.
rest Of drug-crazed man In the draw.
ing room Of the Daniels hone her1
Tie man gave his uame as Caprice.
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Texas Dry Agent Killed.

Houston. Tex May l6.--Federnl
Prohibition Enforcement Agent ]. w.
Floyd was shot and killed as he was
about 10 search o gurage In the rear
" residence. Tie police sale n
fusillade of Slots was fred.
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IlLralne Offers Amnesty.

Cmstantinople. May %. - The
Ukraine soviet government has pub
lIshod a proclamation of amnesty for
the soldiers of Baron Wrangel and
many Of them are reported to be re-
turning 10 Russia.
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RaptIst Women ca MoneY.

Jacksonville, Fla, May 23,--The
Womrn's Missionary union contributed
S3ASSOOO 70 the general work Of the
southern Baptist convention In the last
Y months, as against $4,000 received
in 1883, IL was announced here.
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Slew Mother-in.Law; Guilty.

RraInerd. Mimi, hay 23.-Ernest NJ.
Brandt Of Brainerd was sentenced TO
life Imprisonment after pleading guilty
10 first degree murder for the killing
~ Mrs j. S. Mcpherson, his mother
in.lnw.
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twenty Die in Rome RI.

Rome, May 2O-A fire swept tho
historic hospital Of santo splrlto. one
" the oldest and most picturesque
charitable institutions In Rome. Twen.
~ bodies have been taken from tbe
burning ruins.
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Frederick 1rubee Dawson, twenty
six years old, son Of the late Henry
p. Dawson, noted fnancier Of the firm
Of !. +. Morgan & CO.. to whom the
bulk Of his fathers estate will 60
Upon his mothers death he viii re-
celve S4,jOOOOO, together with all the
stock Of the Peacock Point corpora
tion The great fortune will enable
young Dawson to follow political
career, as was his choice, instead OF
following his fathers footsteps. lie
Is a member Of the New York assem-
BLY,, serving his first term from the
Second district Of Nassau, \. Y, where
he succeeded Theodore Roosevelt He
Is a graduate from Yale, entered the
World war as a naval aviator and was
badly injured in a fall with his air
plane at Huntington, L, L. and has
never fully recovered.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions, Etc.

FLOUR-Hard spring wheat-ShOrt pat
ents. sS.00qSl0; special mill brands, In
9S-lb cotton sacks, sS.I0QS.75: warehouse
delivery. 50 2Od925 Soft winter wheat
short patents. S69Oa7CO. Hard winter
wheat-Short patents, SGd7.75. Rye flour
White patents. s5.9Od6.O0; dark S50a365.
HAY-No. l timothy hay, $25,mq2LOO'
No. | light clover mixed, S240oa25OO; No.
. timothy. s2S OOd25oN: No. l clover mixed
and No. 2 mixed, s2lcod235O; No heavy
clover mixed and No. | clover, $40 Oq2lW;
No. light clover mixed and No clover
mixed, SSMT2lOO; No 3 timothy ana
sample. s17.OOd2OOO
BTTTTER-Creamery extras, " score,
&c; higher scoring commands premium;
frsts. 81 score. S4lkc; $3.50 score, SlHS3c;
seconds s3-s7 score, 2SQ3Oc; centralized,
34d94lLc: ladies', 2ld22c; packing stock,
17d1ec, Prices to retail trade Tubs, 3Sc;
prints 40c.
EGGS-Fresh frsts. 24d24ikc; ordinary
firsts. 22d22lac: miscellaneous lots, $50
2S1bc: extras packed IN wildwood cases.
oaIad3OlRc; checks, 2d20l9c; dirties' Z4P
e1Ibc. storage firsts, 264Bl9c
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys sc; fowls
DC. broilers. 45d4Sc; ROSTERS, 1i1hc; ducks.
PC; spring ducks. soc; geese lfe' spi'hs
geese, 2Sd30c.
ICED POULTRY - Turkeys. aqS5c:
fowls. 26d27c; ROSTERS l6ql7c.
NEW POTATOEs-Per Dbl, s6.25d6,5o:
per 100 lbs sacked 1913
POTATOES-Per 100 IDS nortnerh'
round. white sll5d1.%.
ONIONs-s2O0 d2.25 per crate.
CATTI E-Prme steers. &Sode.8: good
70 choice steers. Ssoas65; feeding steers.
SO 15d7.75; heifers, @oOaS25 yearhngs'
fair 10 choice. s7.OCd9.25; plain to choice
steers. S.oods rs; plain TO choice cows.
"a to7T 90: Gamers, SO 0o74oo: cutters, $3.50
dssBo: bologna bulls, A.25a5.oo; good to
fancy calves. S,0on1lW.
HOGs-Choice light butchers. s1O@q
IN OK. uedium weight butchers. $40. Goa
i0s5. fair TO fancy light. sl05dloeo;
heavy butchers, sl00OHlO75; heavy pack
ing sa6O610OO: rough packing, @25d96O:
pigs. 80 no6l0t5. -
eHFFP-Good to choice lambs, $40 500
70 n. spring lambs. tI3onfflI75; yearlings.
90 oo1aloOO; wethers. s6.O0aS5O; ewes, A.0o
d73
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Buffalo. May -.

Buffalo, May 10.
CATTT .F-Receipts, 255. steady.
CAI,VES-Receipts, 200: steady, tS0
1850
HOGS-Receipts 1900; 1hc higher on
ugbf 1rc lower on mixed heavy. sl1 250n
II Ak. mixed. 81. 3561i 81: workers. and light
workers and pigs. sl15Oa1le Go; roughs, s.
6q q. stays s5fi6
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 1No;
slow. generally Soc lower; lanbs, Sd13;
vesrIInes. ssaIl: wethers. ssdS.b0 ewes,
s2d7. 30: mixed sheep, Sh0a0
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stradlNarIus XIollna.

Stradivarius was born In 1914 and
died In 1877. He worked until he was
over ninety years of age and turned
out large number cf yiolins and
vioioncellos. Altogether. according to
estimates. about one thousand violins
and about three hundred other instru-
ments are attributed to him. These
other instruments include different
kinds OF viOls. some bass viOls and
also some lutes. guitars and mandsros,
very exquisitely wrought. The label in
genuine Stradivarius instrument is
supposed To have been made of paper.
Only an expert can distinguish genu-
Inc instrument.
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Do TOT KNOW
mat the coming man Is a woman

ihat the coming man IS woman?
That if you want TO be- successful.
o1t KNOCK, but boost?
ihaf great many girls are ike
''eAp calico; they're ca sily faded?
Ihat slovenly wives put night kegs
'heir husbands pockets
ihat the road to success is paved
ith good advertisements?
Ihat good husbands are seldom trou-
pea with bad mothers-in-Iaw?
mat a sad plight in this world is an
nick?
mat this would be much better
,orid If more people took their own ad-
ice?
Ihat we never value the water till
ur neishbOr wants To fill her bucket at
ur hydrant:
cry bills with smile on his face H.
ard 10 find:
ihht truth is more precious than
aisehood except in Il horse trade. when
isn't:
Ihat "A woman may be- the weaker
essei. but it's always the husband that
broke;
That there are mighty few people
Wiling to leave the punishment of
inner TO the Lord?
That when the thermometer gets he
ow zero eats do not stop TO argue on
he back fence:
That you may fool the girls with
our pedigree, but you can't support
he babies with it?
That the United States mint is the
MY business that can make money
without adveriisingl
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DON'T SHOOT

Don't hunt of your own land without
license.
Don't shoot without this years hunt
ng license.
Don't shoot doves before Septelnoe'
nor after December 10.
T, Don't Kill more than fifteen doves IL
, ne day. =.
Don't shoot quail before November Il
or after January l.
Don't Kill more than twelve guam III
one day.
Don't shoot squirrels before July
or after December II.
Don't Kill wOOdcock before November
nor after January 1.
Don't Kill more than six wOodcock III
ne day.
Don't Kill wild turkey. imported
heasants or Hungarian partridges be
ore November II. 1924.
Don't shoot. buy or sell rabbits before
S0vember II nor after January j.
Don't snare rabbits AT any time.
Don't hunt. pursue. chase. catch, Kill
njure or modest any deer before No
eInbcr II. 1925.
Don't Kill any wild duck. wild geese
jackSnipe before September II nor
fter January /.
Don't set steel traps before November
. nor after January 1.
Don't have fur bearing animals in
your possession before October nor af-
er February II.
Don't Kill any wood duck, elder duck
r swan at any time.
Don't Kill, trap nor have In your pos
session at any time any song or insect
iterOus birds.
Don't wait until November II TO buy
our hunters license.
DO 1T NOW.
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a TONIC
Groves TasteIess chill Tonic

Osove's TasteIess chill Tonic restores
Energy and Vitality by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood. When you feel its
Strengthening. invieoratine effect. see how
II brings color to the cheeks and how
II improves the appetite. you will then
appreciate its true tonic value.
Groves Tasteless chill Tonic Is simply
Iron and Quinine suspended in syrup. So
pleasant even children like it The blood
needs QUININE to Purify il and IRON to
Enrich IT, . Destroys Malarial germs and
Grip germs by its Strengthening. Invisor.
ating Effect 60c.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school. o :45 a. IN.
Morning sermon. 1O:45.
Evangelistic Service. Z 80 p. m.
3 y. m. Monday. WOman's Missionary
Society.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday night at
Z 30 y. m.
y. IN. Thursday. Ladies Aid Society.
T.. a. Tucker, Pastor.
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Don't Kill all the quail in a covey-
cave some for seed.
Don't forget To feed the birds during
the winter.
Don't fail to notify your local war
den or this department of those who vi
Olate fle law.
\ fellow who hunts without a Ii
ccnse L. cheater-see that he obcys
the law.
X. :. FUTILE.
Executive Agent Game and Fish Com
mission, Frankfort. Ky.
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Valentino wants 10 break contract
because he il given only small dress.
ing room. with nothing but barrel "a
sit ON. And very likely nVthiug in the
harrcl.-Columbia State.
canada Moves To Curb hs.Flow of Lip
nor. Dam IT, il the cry ON the other
side of the border. and Damn it, is
the echo on this side-St. Paul Pioneer
Press.
llOlStein milk runs about 81 per cent
butter fat, Jersey milk about percent.
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habitual Constipation Cured
. In ~ to II Days q

-LAx-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially.
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxativef for Habitual
Constipation. II relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for IA to II days
to induce regular action. Il Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 60c
pr bottle.
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NOTICE

/ will not be responsible for any debts
made by L. +. Ray or will not be re-
spOnsible for any notes with my name
put on them unlawfully.-J. f. Ray.
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When oil wells are ignited dynamite
frequently used to eXtinguish the
flame.
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Hickman Chapter No. 2S9, Order of
the Eastern Star, meets the second and
fourth Thursday evenings Of each
month at o'clock at the new Masonic
Hall. Visiting sisters and brothers are
cordially invited.-Mrs. Annie Hale.
Worthy Aatron; Mrs. Bertha Crutch-
field, Secretary.
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Hickman Lodge No. 761, r. & A. NJ,
meets In stated communication on the
second and fourth Monday nights In
each month In the new Masonic Hall
Visiting brothers are always welcome.
w. j. McMurry, Master; Cecil RO-
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France has today about three and a
half million less people than Il had 100
years ago.
Phone l3-The lucky number for un
lueky motors. 1Otfc
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Hickman Chapter No. 40, r. A NJ.
meets in stated convocation on the 81
Monday night OF each month. Visitini
companions are extended a cordial vel
come.-Austin Voorhees,, High Priest
VIII Caldwell, Secretary
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Hickman Lodge No. 1904. B. r. o
Elks, meets first and third Wednesday,
at Elks' Home.
A. w. Hale, Exalted Ruler.
d. J. Oliver, Secretary.
The Hickman courier., 1922-11-16

Fulton Lodge No. SO, I. o. o. f..
meets each Thursday evening at 500
o'clock In the Odd Fellows building. A
cordial invitation extended to all Odd
Fellows and visitors are welcome
w. ID. Mccoy, Noble Grand; Joe Morris,
Secretary.
The Hickman courier., 1922-11-16
FARM AND HOME NEWS
FROM OVER KENTUCKY

Purebred live stock is gaining favor
with Barren county farmers, County
Agent J. -. HOrning says. -Four farm
rs of the county have recently added
ure bred sires to their dairy herds.
Hopkins county farmers are finding
ut that limestone helps them get bet
Ter stands of sweet clover and other le-
gumes, County Agent Morris NJ. Gordon
reports. Sixty tons of limestone recent
ly were used by farmers in the county
in one month.