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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15

can know. He has brothers In every
city IN the land and IN every coun-
try n the world. Wherever he goes
30 can gre his signs md be assured
OF a friendly Welcome. He c1n
talk with q brother Scout without
making a sound or he can make
known his message by initiating the
click Of a telegraph key.
A Scout 10 kind TO everything that
lives. He knows that horses. dogs.
and cats have their rights and he
respects them. a Scout prides him
self upon doing good turns" and
no day In HIS life IL complete unless
he has been an aid to some person
A Scout does not run away or call
for help when an accident occurs.
II a person Is cut he knows how to
stop the flow OF blood and gently
and carefully bind the wound. If a
person is burned his knowledge tells
him how to alleviate the suffering
II anyone is dragged from the water
unconscious. a Scout at once sets to
work to restore respiration and cir
culation. He knows that not min
ute can be lost.
A Scout knows that people ex-
pect more OF him than they do Of
other boy s and he governs his con
duct 70 that no word OF reproach
can truthfully be brought against
the great brotherhood to which he
has pledged his loyalty. He s.seks
always TO make the word Scout"
worthy OF the respect of the peo-
pie whose opinions have value. He
wears his uniform worthily.
A Scout knows his city as well
a 8 he knows the trails in the forest.
He can guide a stranger wherever
he desires 10 60, and this knowledge
IF short cuts saves him many need
less steps. He knows where the
police stations are located, where
the fire alarm boxes are placed
where the nearest doctor lives.
where the hospitals arc. and which
is the quickest way to reach them.
He knows the names Of the city
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15

officials and the nature Of their
duties. A Scout Is proud Of his city
and freely offers his services when
he can help.
Scout Is patriot and Is always
ready TO serve his country at a min
utes' notice. He loves OLD Glory
and knows the proper forms OF Of
fering IL respect. He never per
mits its folds to touch the ground.
He knows how his country is gov
erned and who are the men in high
authority. He desires strong body,
and alert mind. and an unconquer-
able spirit, so that he may serve his
country In any sense OF duty and
who have served the nation well.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15

one or two minutes after II enters
the stomach This a I once releases
the medicine to do it's effective work.
There is no fuss or bother. You sim
ply take one or two capsules and TWO
or three swallows OF water.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
A single capsule usually gives ben
eficial results. 1t goes directly to
the spot If taken directly after
eating. one capsule viii often pre-
vent an attack Of Indigestion. If
taken regularly after each meal for
period of six 10 ten days such
great relief is given that even the
most confirmed dyspeptics have been
thoroughly convinced of their value
Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules
refund the money to anyone who Is
not satisfied after giving them a
trial.
Presiding Elders TIES ti1nony.
Rev. DR. Thomas q. Thompson,
former presiding elder OF the Metho-
John=town, y. Y. August II. 1921.
says: Il have used Jaques' Little
" oEdcr capsules a needed for more
thaH twelve 3ears and have always
found them beneficial and helpful.
They have proven themselves able to
give immediate rel;ef when my di-
gestive apparatus for some reason
has been thrown out of gear and does
not function properly. As find them
easy to take, promptly helpful and
so far as / can judge in no sense
a habit-forming tonic. try TO keep
A small supply ready for use. AZ
they may be needed L highly rec
ogamend them"
II you snfre- from 'indi ~estson.
dyspepsia or constipation get jacques
{ Lfttls Wonder Capsules today and
oeg-n AZ once TO get the results OF
he renewed yIgo- tia. comes with
! perfect digestion
on sale at Weis Drug and Station
cry Co, Hammond; NJ. Sternberg.
Whiting; or so cents by mail post
paid from Jaaues' Capsule Co., Plat
tsburg, N T.-adv-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15
IF SKIN BREAKS
OUT AND|TCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

Just the moment you apply Men
tho-Suiphur TO an itching burning
or broken out skin. the itching Etops
and healing begins. says noted skin
specialist This sulphur prepar alton
made into a pleasant cold cream.
gives such a quick relief, even 10
fiery eczema. that nothing has ever
been found TO take It's place.
Because OF its germ destroying
properties, It quickly subdues the
itching, cools the irritation and heals
the % ema right up. leaving clear.
smooth skin in place OF ugly erup-
lions. rash. pimples or roughness.
You do not have to wait for i'm
provement II quickly shows. You
can get little jar OF Rowles Men
tho-Sulphur at any drug store,-adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15
WHAT IS A
BOY SCOUT?
A Glimpse of the Life OF
the Boy Who Belongs

SCOUT He enjoys hike
through the woods more than he
does a walk over the city's streets.
He can tell north or south or south.
east or west by the signs" lie
can tie a knot that will hold, he can
climb q tree which seems imrossl-
ODE to others. he car swim a river.
ne can pitch tent. he can mend a
tear in his trousers. he can tell you
which fruits and seeds are poison
Gus and which are not. he can sight
nut-oearing trees from distance j;
he can rect q sail or take his trick
at the wheel. and car pull an oar
or use paddles and sculls: he knows
the stars by name and can find his
way by them; he can identify birds
and animals and Ash and knows the
WAYS and hanftat OF each
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15
STOMACH TROUBLES
CAUSE LACK OF pep
AND DANGEROUS GAS
Jaques Little Wonder Capsules Promptly Relieve and Prevent
Dyspepsia Indigestion and Constipation

IF you fat thin lack that desirable American
quality known pep and go you have annoying dangerous
gas something your digestion Dy
pepsia indigestion and kindred ailments of the stomach and digestive
prevalent among American people because fast and
irregular Strong. people able stand the for
later the digestive rebel They stand
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15

UE018 oSLoQ xoOo EOleOhS
The secretive fund hons Sf the
stomach become impaired. The di-
gestive fluids become weak and
sparse, when they should be strong
and abundant to accomplish their
work This results in the food not
only becoming unfit for assimilation,
but often decomposing in the stonl-
ach and poisoning the whole sys-
tenn Gas is formed. producing a
dull. heavy feeling with headache
coated tongue, nausea. fetid breath,
heartburn, dizziness, fiatulence, bill
,ousness and many other forms of
stomach disturbances, which quickly
become chronic.
one Capsule Digests 5000 drtans
Jacques Little Wonder Capsules
save your stomach Tney contain
number OF reliable and standard
medicines acknow led ged by authori-
ties to be correctives in certain gas
trio and intestinal disturbances. one
capsule will aid in digest!ng 5000
grians OF food. Jaaues' Little Won
der Capsules relieve disorders OF
the stomach and digestive tract,
quickly correcting the evil In mild
and acute cases and gradually re-
iieying chronic and obstinate cases
Some OF the Ingredients act chen
ally on tho foo3. aiding digestion
and obviat!ng the many disturbances
caused by gas: others stimulate the
secretins glands and tone up the
stomach: still iothers act as mild
laxative
Oepsulas Superior to Pills
Jacques Little Wonder Capsules
provide the quickest and easiest
form for relieving indigestion and
DIV Spe3sfa Authorities state that
the capsule forms valuahls pro-
tect.ve carrier r. med ic'nes ard -
far superior to pills or tablets which
often become 50 hard that they can
not be readily simulated in the
stomach and frequently do not dis
solve at all, passing solidly through
| the stomach and bowels The pure
gelatin, which forms Jaques' Little
! Wonder Capsules dissolves With
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15

wrong. to @crve his fellowmen. his
country. and his God-always to
BE Prepared"
open to boys ten 10 twelve years
as Cubs-twelve to eighteen years
az Scouts eighteen yeas and over
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15

A Scout chooses as his motto;
BE Prepared" and he seeks to pre-
pare himself for anything-to res
cue a companion. to ford stream.
to gather frewood. to help strang
ers. to distinguish right from
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-15

Scoutmasters.
$4,000 invested in fully equipped
club house, camp and log house for
winter on 1000 acres IN Dunes Park
Needed. Volunteer leaders to be
instructed.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-21
)ettc

I'll
SduI,
,pIVuiC.
for 95
!. StHt'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-21

Berger % uil bore fienbt al a1e M.
pGrenoe o9 9lbre 9posfolf.
gn uelfienOt Mano | 9amle,
8aarobrltaer oe Eoltaabner Claus
Nplten er bsb, so Iar sammel. San
har uGret aniat iom Slsoninesinipef.
tor | gomle % iom Yoitaabner paa
Iabp / gamle iibeu 1905.
gu aammel fieltbt 2arpifoame,
Sbora Sanien, er aigaaet peo Gsben,
IS Iar sammel. Sru Sanien brep
inbtil for 4 Iar iioen Sbora San.
tens Sotel. iom itoo hsit anifrepet %
pil brifeS al ale Teiienoe langs &p.
item.
= SiceorSisrer, @~aarSbrueer Sill.
tpeot / &affeitah er aisaaet peo 90.
Den, 40 Iar eamnel. San nor en-
interesieret % opgtig aommllnemano
% en- flittig @~aarbbrit9er, Tom / Ma.
renes Sob bar inbebapt Ell H9ffe Gil.
libsbperp | lin gpao.
Suerretsiaafsrer Geter elias
grulin er bsb / lit Siem / @parp ef.
ter en- fortere Chs Spaeleie, 9ruur
uar febt 1858, blcn iurioiif 8auoioat
1879, SpcrretSiagfsrer / 1886. :
mango gor praftiierebc ban ion
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-21
Sra Uoree.

nm / Werafer. Sra Stisroalen
.,,aISps 2Sbe Starts. 3 ltlpe er / De
;iSitr Gaze orebt nteb @ift al Gcn.
cirrrc garrocf og Stinnerbom /
glcraferiieloene.
1913 gar iplote Den 27bc MortS
oIr I~eoersion Stanbal / &ierrno-
iinrb, San er iremoeles aanosiriif,
a. han ifiGlper fife mere paa Soan.
Scn, enc at bail barberer Zig ielp.
1ulates ab / 9pben. st bper belle
w6rtoalen pelfjenbt sggtepar, Sor.
mater Better airfebp oe Silitrii Sri
iinc 9irfebp er afgaaet peo Cohen
,rpb forte Melemrltm | Ell Iloer al
henholbspis rs % 6S Iar.
araitanlrsaet / @esna. Mesna
rcbrc &raftanlGg er nit ooertoget al
uiQcbomrner aommilne. &c iamle0e
rlSdiitcr peb bette Inlpg belsber iia
If Qr. 1907, 900, mems lloaiftcrne
por anilaact til SIR. 1,5S4,000.
8!ce ND / Gluen % ornfneSc. -
WfanOal 24be Warts. @n al Siene-
~itcpiQcrne paa Marita Solfebsiifolc /
gialcbe ifuloe igaarmorges neo til
Glpet ior at bente Sano. Ser gleo
bun roior, falbt / @lpen % brufncoe.
@ibliptefar Spritein Sabr. 8lonbt
"@crgcnsfiorb"s Basiagerer, TOM
fon1 iii ariitiania Sen 29oe MartS,
par ogiaa ct al De melt fienote % al
holotc Nteolemmer al ben rorife So
loni / @aibinston, .. g., nenllig
@ibliotcfar SorItcin Sabr.
6Dlanb ngtes belt. SslanbS Ser.
rcoaitpre bar enitemmig be- lrlttct at
nnbcfalc S%errebets Ceiling. Som
BrGnier for De l1pc 9erreoer anbeia-
les Den mlp9renoe S%ogneerGnie mel
lem 9ofen og Semtes. Som Iapll
ior 0e me &errcber a,befoleS So
lalt0 og Ytre Selallo.
llbbHbningen al Haminnbet. -
Somtlige Norb.gtorges tppe Neprr.
%iCntanter bar ienot Irbeiosoeparte.
n1eltct ell ,Senitiling ON at ifuife
@Cnqc tilpeie til Sillbfsrelie al lis.
0Dbrril1gen al &amiunoet. Set frcnl.
hoIoes, at Def err al itor getponina
ior gefolfnineelt, of lto~opbninael,
fuloieres Zig, at Sebet blipcr fell.
bart.
&eitlaneife Hetrulenmsfumpani.-
Sra Bergen meloes 30te Warts. Belt,
Ianbife B~ctroleitmsfompani bolot Sc.
collaborating i9aar. 8eenifobet
bite ct ltnoerifuo paa 100000 Ser.
9ireftionen blep gienpalgt. Sireftio,
zen beitaar al Sr. @ilbelm Wobr,
Qtrcftsr Sauan, 0ireftsr Ybillips
len, Girefter CHAR Sons % Sie6.
mallb Senrif q. Wicfelien.
SOnoeSasblab / Bergen. ira Ser,
gen meloes: Ne. "gonbeoaeblabet"
hor fisbt "9ergens ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Srptfcri og leiet Sfoitr9bet A, bpol
man fol bride Srpfferiet og inorettt
SotaIer for 9labet. 0esuoen bal
SelIfabet ogiaa fisbt "9onoeblaoet
paa Sois. Get er Weningen at finite
bette til Bergen og ubgipe BET iom
Gogblao fra lite 9opember.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-21

Saefsrer / Sfien, flpttebe fiben iii
8parp % bar / Be ienere Iar brenet
Saafsrerforretning paa N~otobben.
= @ooseier Salif 2inben1an, Sol.
Iebp, Sune, cr afgaaet peb Ssben, So
slar eammeI, eiter l9ngere Spgelig.
heo. @ooSeier 2iiloemnn eieOe en- al
,Sunes itsrite 8aaroe, icm hapbe Dor.
ret / San1iliens SeiiobeIie / ire
Sl9gtleo. SeslIben brep ban Sic
Msle, S%rsreniert og 8rnftitation /
Sarteig. 2inbeman bar tibligere Dor.
ret meget benpttet iom S%ontrtiirte.
mano.. San Dor iaalebes Srofsrer !
Iarene 1896 iii 1901. San beltca
meo itor Snteresie / 2anbmnnbsor.
ganiiationerne og / set religieIe Or
beibe.
Cars sIoertisfen1euterre | "Tecornbs Z ofer-,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-21
Stor Grport Of Iuraesialpeter.

6ra Stten melbes 26be Worts, Gen
ltore 3raiif peo Gorif Snoros grno.
ger pao Utenitab tiltoaer itooia.
Sgaar laa life mirbre emo 26 itpre
Stlbe peo Wenitoo, bporof 10 unber
Saltrtng. Dc 16 penter poa Ssrn.
Utnn fon life buife ser bar prret loo
ltor Srofif peb WcnItab / Ionbs
Wtli1oe. Iae Sfibe latter IoraesioI.
peter.
eentralbanfcn for Iursc. timber
Selllplt I'll 6trretnineenS Smiona
bar Gertralbanfen for Iorae =
ooereltsItemmeuoe uleo bpoo Ser blep
alttpoet paa SanteuS nplig oibolbte
notwithstanding - fur6et at bur.
DC uOptoe lin aopitdl. Seune llbpi.
oclle lberfiGttcS gienncm lloitcoelie
at ltpe Observation-Disclosures (8aron.
tlbeptS) til ct 8elsb al 80 IiQicner
arolter iom er opertaget al Ell Grip.
pc ganfer.
Glueresulerins / StisrSal. Sra
Stierbolen meloeS 25oe Mort&. @eo
f9l. &eiol. Gr Stisroal aomnllnc al
bet Siqa0elie til al regltlere Grad
eloen. s @erreo5itprctS Msoe ieaar
er De al aongen itiQeoe getingelier
goofienbt. appropriation, iom ON.
latter 3 Io~rifiellige Ilterltatioer o.
bererer Serreoernc Statpol oa Sea-
ra, ieges iqanaiati 0toi @aanco, for
Of &cgulertngsorbeioeue fan ubIsres
/ CONNER.
Sturt Sneras. - 9cracn 2toe
Mtarts. Ioo @oarbeu Sonbncs peo
Slbenparlo / Horoiipro bar Der aaoet
ct tort &as. st 6iss % ct Sfur
blcp repet bort. Seallocn blep taget
Softct al Stuebpgningen. % 8oar.
Den too / Sure for at blipc poelaet.
Nplig har Der oeiaa 9aoet ct itori
SneIfreb peo 8aarben @elietb / Soens
oalen / gtoroiioro. 9roen opcr &cl.
ictbelpcn blep repet bort, oq oct iao
me9ct tri,enoe no for 8aarbcne
HPrbeoen.
100000 2itcr Sprit. Sra Gre.
orifsbalb meloes 27oe Wartss "geu"
ligger MI her. Gen bar pGret pac
Sogt 2srbag % Ssnoag % in9et til
bopS life minorc enb Is 9rpnocuinS
ifl,ber. ~Hpitfommanoererbe rtotalcl
til "SnaalenelteS Imtstioenoc", a
han gaar no ira, at Der er 300
100000 2iter Sprit flpbeube ltberl
for oen norite apit for Sioeu. Son
ct 9epis pad, bpor omfattenoe gr9n
oepinsimuglingen er, meooeler ban
at Ser poa Sosier iiben Sftober ifio1
er inofloreret 700 9rpnoepinsIfllbcr
IrGbt ncb Saaoeifnb. Sra Ser
gen meloes 2Soe Wtarts. @n Sfp0e
ulpffe benbte isaar / 9alllur / Ssno
fioro. 3 Wtano par noe paa SSagt OF
bare ben ene bapoe 8epGr me0. Sal
iatte BET ira Jig peo en- Buff, ioet bol
ifulbe i9tte nogle Snarer. Sa 3
bar fprbiee meo bette, off ben enc
Wartin Cornelius Sinbbeim, bort 10
at tage @eperet. San sreb oct / 81
BET for of lsfte oct op fra Buffer
MntaaeIig bar ba Ell @ren Int Jig fa'
/ Sanen og trrlffet @eprret al me
ben Selgc, at ban fif Sfitooet / Sier
tet OF oeoe giebliffelig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-21

eGs sloertisfemeufernc i "ReeOrab.g oren-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-21

"Wen oct er a~lieepel ~trolsit eiort MOB Sorsbaue."
"Sm-ia. ristis eiter 8eslen,ausen er oct 10 life"
ban; men ban fan bel altibs iaa Jig en-
anoen."
"Sa, buis oct bare furt an paa oct iaa. Sffe ~foritaar
jee bette u,eo @arbs '9Iesiing' heller"
"9elisri," ia Sonas eitertGnficmt; "bisie 8arberne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-21
S%ortietteIie fra Stbe 8.

er imarte &arer. They know a good thing when
they see it. Sg bette 6lir MI lisit m opintoo en- 6aIp
Dtilion altogether"
gen borte paa greitegaarben iab Ser en- bebrsnet
Iano og lGite ct grep for treble Gong. 80.
:
GrAs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
FIGHT THREATENED
BREAKS IN LENEES
Ucontinucd From Eirs, Page,

continued From First par.J
against the sanding barrier. Here
and there ii irickl"s through where
the bags hav" not been clusc enough
I" proven, &. hut this trIckl. "a
causing no uTcaS!nesS. the engineers
say. II IS the possibility of under
mining IA" hnripue,,c which ~ caus-
Ing them anxiety.
He'd Cross IL Active.
Refugees from tn. m"naced farm
lands in the lower hal. ~ The cpuu-
~ az" assembled at Elain". waha h.
Lake View and Barton-aIl on ground
above the possibility 81 humiliation.
4 few refugees hhv" com. to ii"'.nn.
but TIA. bank Of them stopped 1T
points nearer TO the threatened scr
lion. III" local chap'rr Of tn. RED
Gloss has been preparing for ,m"r-
R'hci"s since the FIRST REP Jr,s Of 4
dangerous stage ~ water r"a,n 4
here. y Held representative arrIr, a
carly In the week and "A director or
disaster scrylc" viii arrive tomorrow
morning from the West where he had
charr" Of the Red crOss activities q,
Pueblo. Corpus Christi and San An.
tonic. :.
Or. ~. II. Rightor. chairman Of tho
local Rcd Cross chapter. declared to-
dag that every resource OF the Red
Cross would be used II necessary ~
prevent suffering among the refugees
and others who might be affected by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02

break In til" l"v"". Every prepa-
ration has been mad" to ear. FOR
those Ia need nf sucror. and Rcd
t'osr forces are ready to respond
instantly 1" amy call.
Assistant Superintendent Moore. @,
tn" Missouri Pacific lines. here. ~ In
personal charge Of emergency work
on IN" Memphis. Helena and Louis
lana branch of IN" system. and has
placed empty box cars along the
route from Oneida Ia Elain" for use
by refugees aud other Hood victims.
The same prcCautiUn has been taken
III Hart"n. wher" the rnad croSScs ,hr
Arkansas and Louisiana lin. aud the
main line Of TIA" Iron Mouutnin Rail
road. Emergency trains are held in
readiness and viii l." sent int. tn.
food districts II necessary 80 bring
out any residents who haN. failed to
reach safety
All Night Trims Su.p-ndrd
Back water from the Whit" River
already has covered tn" railroad
tracks at Melw"od to depth OF
fourteen inches. ana break in the
mississippi lev.c would cover them
many feet. All night trains between
if"lcha and Mctihec have been sue-
pended until further notice. and day,
trains plow thIcUug miles %,
water Whether they can cnm,inu. To
run beyond Elaine far even a few
hours longer liz prohlematicaI
The lands which would be ticyas
tated By "a crcvassc at Old Town ar.
among the richest in IN" world. They
comprise an area In Phillips County
alone OF approximately 100 square
miles. Water from "A break in IN.
l"Nee at Old Town would cover "a
part OF Monroe County and IN. no,th
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
Says Ca|omeI
Sa|ivates and
Loosens Teeth
The Very Next Dose OF this
Treachcrous Drug may
Start Trouble
.....--.....-...-.............-........

You knS.y what caiomei IL. rs
mercury quicksilver. Calomel is dan
gcrous. 1t crashes into sour bile Ike
dynamite, cra'upiug and sickcniug
you. CaloIncl attacks the bones ana
should never be pmt inio your sys-
TEN.
II you feel bilious. headachy, con-
st!pat.d and all knocked out. just 20
To your druggist and get n bottle Of
Dodson's Liver Tone for "A few cents,
which is "a harmless vegetable sub
htitute for dangerous calome!. Take
Il spoonful and II IL doesn't start your
liver and straighten you up better
and quicker than nasty caiome! and
without making you sick. YOU Just
go back and get your money.
Don't take caloncl! 1t makes you
sick the next day: IL loses you n
days work. Dodson's Liver Tone
strhightcns you right up and you
feel great. No salts necessary. Give
1, TO the children because IL is per-
fcC.y harmless and can not sal!vate.
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02

srn part "f Dcsha County. Arkansas
County would also sc, some az It,
lf the break should occur and Tn"
stage -! water Increase. according to
forecast. II * believed hera that the
Arkansas River !"Vcr protecting Ar
kansas city and Lake Village would
be endangered. II IL should 40 out
At amy point q vast section OF coun-
try from the Arkansas River to the
Louisiana line and beyond would bc
inundated
Ia the territory mcnaccd by tho
sloughing at old Town ar, rr.a,
plantations where costly d.vclnpncr,
work has been under way for several
years. Som" OF them cum2ris. az
much ns 5000 aCrrs IN a Siuxl. trac,
and III" cutir" country from rlain.
south /" Ratio looks llkc one vast
plantation.
DnmnEr Would Br Enormous.
Most Il IN" thinner has been re-
moved from the land and practically
all ~ under cultivation Planting
operations arc welt under way. aud
cr"Nass- would stop them for GOV
crai weeks. For tn" first time in the
history Of tn" d"lta. fall plnwiur was
general last Year and plantation
owners expected L" reap large har-
vests this year Thcs. hopesi would
be biiSht"d by asa overflow
II would h. Impossible" to estimate.
even approximately the enormous
admaTc AN overflow would cause I'm
Phillips COUNTY Much Of tho
threatened territory is ,rayerscd nv
concrete roadways built at grca,
cost Phillips County is about to
complete system OF modern road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02

s'opo.ooo. and many isilcs OF th"s"
roads would be In The path OF the
Hood II the Old Town lev"- should
hr"hk. strong current. which oh
serves at tn" threatened STRENGTH ~
lcVe" believe would develop. would
Great" havoc - road beds and con-
crrt. surfaCing. Th"r" would b..
huge washou's and tearing out of
concrete surfaces aud the work or
many months would hc destroyed
y" man knows how long IL would
thke 10 restore these rOadVyayS II
they Should Ia. torn away
NJ o'clocE this afternoon auto.
mobiles AMI motor trucks bearing
lao res.rN" 'thor"rs left Helena for
old Town They viii roli.Vn the
men who hnv. worked in RELAYS
since yesterday. i;"pOrtS coming
over an cmergenCN tel"phon" line
erected yesterday 1" connect Helena
with old Town. for use by engineers
and l.vc. officials. stated that tn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
WOMEN VOTERS HOLD
MEETING THURSDAY
VIII Act pom Amend mrnta 10
League CONFERENCE.-The Clark
sneak New Laws.

Th" Richmond Leagu" OF Women
Voters viii hold q meeting Thursday
afternoon at o'clock In tire foyer
ni IN" Womau's club 2ll East
Franklin Street. This 50 the frst
quarterly business meeting Of the
present year. and amendments TO the
league constitution. which were pre-.
scented At the annual meeting IN jan
uary. are 10 he voted upon. Reports
on city activities VIII he briefly de-
lEcrcd. and future plans discussed
Miss Abel" Clark. president OF the
stat" league. and chairman OF fl.
Capitol committee during the session
~ tn" Legislature, viii SPEAK on
New Laws and Their Human Values"
calls 10 the meeting have been
sent out by the presid"n, az the Rich
mOnd League. Miss Lucy Randolph
Mason. permitting members to bring
guests. In addition. the meeting
VIII be open 10 the public.