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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-09

As evidence Of how Bill
>Speas feels, consider that he
has asked permission of Presi.
dent N. H. Sexton to sign q
twirier to take the place Of Nc.
Cracken, while Mac is Recup.
Grating from q sore arm. Mc.
Cracken's wing is temporarily
disabled and the Bunny boss Is
not inclined to take chances
with injuring his star, who At
the end of the season is slated
to report to Detroit,
Carl Stimson is at his home i,
Omaha where his wife is i'll. II,
was called suddenly to her side b,
telegram. He expected to retur1
yesterday but a telegram arrive,
at headquarters indicating that b,
cannot leave his wife at this time
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09
RIIsH HILL ITEMS.

Are you a booster for your home
town? If a booster get your shoul-
der to the wheel and push for the con-
colidated high school of Rush Hill.
If not a booster don't block the wheel
but remain dormant. The consol.
idated school district does not take
your district school. away. from you
but when your child passes the 9Th
grade, it takes that, child away and
puts it through four years Of high
school work. * T.'as1
Mrs. J, C. Maxwell was caIled 10
the bedside of a relative, who is very
low. Owen, her son, accompanied
her as far as st. Louis and he return
ed home.
Albert Dotblin is on the sick list.
The Home Makers Club met Last
Wednesday with Mrs. Louis Knoebel
and daughter, Miss Willie. After the
program and business discussion
they were entertained with games.
"A very delightful time was enjoyed
by all. They will meet with Mrs
Mary Feutz, Feb. 18th. All members
come out and see what delightful
meetings We are having now.
Mrs. Greed Rays sale is Feb. 14th,
Thomas Workman went to Texas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09
I0WELL'S FORD.

The weather and main roads have
been fine for the past week, especial
ly for this time of the year. aa31a
Old, MI! Grounding certainly saw
his shadow Thursday, and we may
expect the next six weeks to be bad
weather unless he has changed his
prophecy.
Mrs. F. B. Cook who has been crit
ically ill for the past week remains
about the same. Her mother, two
aunts and her brother from Iowa are
at her bedside also a neice, Mrs.
Harry Searlls of Chicago.
r. G.. Woodson was elected pres
ident. of the IA line last week.
Bro. C. B. Wait, of Columbia, filled
the pulpit at Sun Rise Sunday morn
ing and night.
The regular preaching day at Sun
Rise will be the 4th Sunday. the re-
mainder of the year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09

served popcorn balls. Mr.. Speneer's
sure knows how to entertain.
Misses Sarah Elizabeth Vance Wis
tied H. T. Vance and family over the
weekend.
Art Donelson helped Pete Denham
Saturday.
Mrs. Il. T. Vance visited little
Henry Vance and family Thursday
night. She visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Cox Friday.
Grover Sims shipped two car loads
Of mules and horses Saturday night
Master Frances Beatty visited
John Beatty and family Saturday
night.
Mrs. Henry Vance and baby visited
Mrs, Clarence Cox Saturday.
Mrs. Allen Duffy has come home
She has been sick at Mrs. John Rut.
ter's. We are glad to have her back
I home again.
Bob Shock and wife moved in with
MI. Skelly Robson at Cant, last
week.
! Frank Harrison was at Lors
| Shocks Friday.
Joe Smith killed hogs Saturday.
Pete Denham sawed at the mil
last week. Mr.. Donelson and Art
Donelson helped.
George Brown has been real sick
with the sore throat.
Miss Eula Mae Woolery came
home Friday. She has been visiting
George Woolery's and Bingle Wool
ery's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Cox's baby has
been awful sick.
Harry Day and family and Miss
Genelle eDnham visited Larenct
Winn and family.
Jim eBatty and family was the
Sunday guest of John Beatty ant
family.
Roe Showers and family were thu
Sunday guests of Levi VIM anc
wife.
J. B. Neyins and wife were the SUI
day guests of Ed Crawford.
Alvin Squqires, Carter Dalbey ant
Leroy eBatty helped John Beatty
gather corr last week.
There was twenty eight present a
Salt River Sunday School Sunday.
Elmer Shock and family were tn.
Sunday guests Of Bob Shock ant
wife. Pete Denham and family came
in the afternoon.
Jim Beatty and family visited Pett
Denham and family Sunday night.
Miss Lotto Nevins is visiting a
Thompson.
Mrs. Wayne Sits is still visiting
EsV. c. MCGOWAN and family.
Ben Pulls and wife were the guests
Sunday of Jessie Pulls and family.
Miss Mary Brown came home Sun
day., She has been visiting Smith
Black and family.
Miss Mildred Ellis visited homt
folks, yer the weekend. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09

royalties in the Mexia field the first
few days of January. 100000 will
be paid monthly at the present rate
of production.
Mexa laying along the BALCONIES
Fault ,on the Upper Cretaceous for
mation--the same geological forma-
ton that extends Northward through
Kaufman, Dallas and Rockwell Coun-
ties. Sixteen months age ONE well
was being drilled in the Mexico Field.
NOW LISTEN: Some one is get
ting these fortunes, some one took a
chance, some one purchased the first
lease, some on drilled the first well,
some one risked a few dollars, some
one has been made happy, some one
did not go in, some n said NO,
some one listened to "Old Man
Knocker," some one said ITS a
fake, some one said, II know some
one who lost" but Some One Made
a Fortune. Who! Did You?
THE ROCKWAIL 400" SYNDI-
CATE has today the same. opportun-
ity that Mexia had-0ne hundred
acres on n Of the most beautiful
oil structures in all Texas--One well
now drilling Cd this structure, and
three new locations neal US, the third
location made this week.
REMEMBER WHAT VIE SAY:
| Oil will be discovered in Rockwell
. County before many weeks have
! passed.
EDMoNSTON BROTHERS the
| trustees Of the Rockwell 100" Syn
dictate are selling shares in this syn
dicate at $500 each--send five, ten
or a twenty dollar bill, more if you
have it, for the number Of shares You
want. We have just 1900 more 70
SELECT in folks, you all know us o.
Of us--we guarantee you a good clear
honest run for your money-thats
what you want--that's what you will
~gets-that's the way to make money
and hold your friends,-that's right
Send us that idle money you have
and make it take a chance on grow
ing with
EDMONsToN BROTHERS
1905 Main Street.
Dallas, Texas.
r. s. Dog Gone. let's risk q few
dollars. > !.
d & W 1t Advertisement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09

an infection on her finger.
Junior Caldwell continues ill and
his mother, Mrs. Stanley Caldwell, is
also sick.
Uncle Dave Nation was able to
visit C. C. Caldwell the first of the
week and to attend his nephew's
birthday party Saturday night. -.
The Michigan Ladies' Auxiliary
met with, Mrs, Art Richard EAST
week. They elected Mrs. F. w. Van
Wrinkle, president; Mrs. W. c. John
son, vice-president; and Miss Ger
trude Schroeder, secretary. Their
next meeting is Feb. %. 81
Cecil Pease broke a calls leg. at
the stock pens last week, He had 10
butcher it. He killed hogs Friday.
Alden Beedfe and w. C. Johnson also
butchered hogs last week.
Reuben Keith moved Monday to
Uncle Charlie Helms farm. Paul
Brice began housekeeping on s. P.
Utterback's farm Thursday. We are
glad to welcome these people to our
community. .
Les Williams moved most of his
goods Saturday to Mrs. E. R. Green's
farm. The school regrets to lose
Elizabeth and j. T., but wish them
well in their new schol home.
Les has named his boy David Hol-
lingsworth.
The Grow Farm Club entertained
the Michigan Club Friday night with
their string band and then Rumpus
Gap Debate. tt was a very enjoyable
occasion.
Clarence Daniels. Clarence is help
ing Frank with his work. He says
that there is much unemployment
and that work is hard to find.
The surprise party at Will Nations
Saturday night. in honor of his
birthday was well attended and
greatly enjoyed by all present,
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith have beer
papering the past week.
Fay Utterback and family of Mid
dletown visited his parents, S. P
Utterback and wife in Vandalia Sun.
day.
J. C. DeLaporte, wife and son
Tom, Of Laddonia visited their
daughter and sister Sunday after
noon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09

for his health.
Look out for the speakers on Con-
solidated Schools. They will be here
soon. Come, hear, and learn what
consolidated schools are.
Loyal Daughters Class will meet
with Mrs. Orc Crockett Thursday the
9th. All come.
On Feb. 24th, there win be a lady
from Columbia sent here to instruct
you how to make dress forms. The
public is invited to the Community
Church to hear how to make them.
Sam Harper and Tom Britton were
in Mexico Saturday on business.
We were all sorry to hear Of the
terrible fire at Thompson Monday
noon when Considine & Wales store
burned to the ground. -
Mrs. J. R. Lampson is the guest OF
her son in Mexico.
Mrs. s. W. Pearl returned home to
Farber after visiting her daughter
Mrs. T. H. Britton. az a
a. H- ri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09
CANT ITEMS.

John McCbry shipped" out Some
hogs in the Payne Farm Club from
Thompson Monday.
Grover Sims shipped sheep Mon
day from Thompson.
r. L. Showers and family went to
visit L. E. Winn and wife Sunday.
Harry Day and family went home
with L. L. VIM and family from
Sunday school,
Mrs. Joe Berry Mrs. v. v. Smith
and Mrs. Allen Duffy are On the sick
list.
Cant school will have another
month of school which makes eight
in all.
Oliver Sims and family, Edgar
Sims and family, Roy Sims and fam
lily, and Archie Dickey were at Hal
ley Browns for dinner Sunday, also
Theo. Sellars and family.
Mrs. jeff Allison visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lory Shock Monday.
Kelly Robinson and Joe Smith each
butchered hogs last week.
Joe Berrey and Edgar Sims took
hogs to Mexico Monday.
Born, to the wife of Arnold Stew
art an 8 pound girl, named Flora
Maurine. Uncle Harvey, the grand
father, is stepping around very
proudly.
Laurence VIM and family were
Saturday night and Sunday visitors.
Of J. B. Neyins and family.
Mrs. Clpde Wilson and baby spent
the day at John Scholl's Saturday
while the boys were getting wood to-
gether.
Lorraine Showers spent Saturday
with Raymond Lee Edwards.
Cant School was closed Thursday
evening, January 2s. Friday no
school on account Of Grandpa Duffy's
death and Monday the stove smoked
them out and on Tuesday the election
was held at the school house.
Robert Shock and wife have moved
in with S. Kelly Robinson at Cant.
Lory and wife have moved to the
Shock farm which they have rented.
Quite a number are. sick with colds
around Cant. Ed Beatty has two chill
dren and Joe Smith has two Ill.
Born to the wife Of ]. P. Renie q
fine girl.
Those from Cant that attended the
funeral Of Grandpa Duffy Friday
were as follows: Henry and John
Vance, Lawrense mccarthy, While
Edwards, John Schools and wife,
Clyde Wilson, Aunt Sis Singleton and
Mrs. Ida Showers.
Edgar Sims and family were at
Robert Davis's Sunday.
Mrs. Allen Duffy is sick at her
sisters, Mrs. John Rutter's Of Mexico
Hope she can soon return home.
Jim Beatty and family spent the
day at Jim Cox's Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09
Nj EXIA
The Wonder Oil Field Of the World
Read as the Reel Unwinds.

$40 derricks-Three gas wells--90
producing oil wells.
1877 derricks waiting for tools.
10000 barrels estimated daily
output.
100000 daily output expected by
April LIST.
2 pronounced and acknowledged
dry holes.
80 loading racks; with an average
capacity Of 1900 cars that may be
loaded in one hours time.
1900 ears of Mexia crude have
been sent out of this field from these
racks daily for several days in sue
cession and many train loads go out
daily. as5S
2 pipe lines completed, with daily
capacity of $4,000 barrels.
5 more pipe lines under contract to
build, which will add to the outlet
transportation capacity approx
imately 10000 barrels daily.
500 niles and over Of pipe line un-
der construction.
100000 barrels Of storage under
construction.
100000 estimated cost Of stor-
age now under contract.
1000 carloads Of oil field equipment
now in hands Of railroads, rolling to
the Mexia oil field. Every right Of
way within a hundred miles Of Mexia
now is practically lined with material
moving Mexia-ward.
100 fifty-fve thousand barrel steel
storage tanks = being built BY the
Magnolia Company.
rs eighty-thousand barrel steel
storage tanks are being built by the
Sinclair Company.
$50 fftyxfve thousand barrel steel
storage tanks are being built by the
Prairie Oil and Gas Company.
The Humphreys-Mexi a Company
has contracted for 104 ffty-fivt
thousand barrel steel storage tanks
Bank deposits September list, 1920
s2,5Oo,0O0; January LIST, 1922, ~
100000.
TRULY TT rs THE GREATEST
OIL FIELD IN AMERICA.
Many fortunes have been made
and many more win be made. Wha'
about your Are you In line To-
your sharef
$1,000,000 was paid to owners q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09
THOMPSON.


Harry Matlock and wife, Mrs. Lon
Jones and VIII Grange were in Mex
leo Friday shopping and on business.
Tom Brenton and family were in
Mexico Saturday.
Miss Sarah Robson is visiting
Miss Martha Curry.
Ed Batiess entertained with supper
and party Saturday night.
Pet Jenkins and wife spent Sunday
with John Vance's.
Clarence sStotler, wife and SON:
Lee Roe, wife and baby; Henry Jen.
kins; Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Jones took
Sunday dinner with Lon Jones and
family.
Music was enjoyed Sunday night
at Hopewell. By Will Keaton, violin;
and Miss Barbara Brenton, piano.
Quite a good number, were present
at B. Y. P. U. and preaching.
The Hoover mill is kept quite busy,
The WEIGH Bros, and Geo. Barker
are clearing out quite a bit this
spring. Sure helps the looks of both
places. ri. :
Mrs. John Davenport is marketing
2S dozen Of eggs a week. She has
Barred Rock chickens.
Judge Carter of Mexico bought the
place, where Ed Pearl used to live
We did not learn the price given ar
acre.
Miss Martha Pool has her place
rented.
Misses Kate and Anna Shifton and
Miss Eula Hoover are working in
Centralia.
Mrs. Mildred Wright Of Rockford
ILL.,, in writing her grandmother, Mrs
j. M. Jones, last week says they have
just bought a new Sedan. Mrs
Wright formerly was Miss Mildred
Tiger and is well known here.
Mrs. Edwin Davis remains quite
500 sxSE . !" We .r yts
Miss Veran1De dempsey, teacher Of
Hurdle scho0E was sick with sore
throat and fIqt able, to teach last
Thursday and Friday D
The roads were SO bad last Monday
that MI. Pulls on Route No.
wasn't able to get quite. around, but
ever one got their mail.
Harry Matlock, wife and Eva Del
Davenport; Jack Pulls, wife and chill.
dren; Jim Wisdom and wife; anG
Henry Tiger of Moberly spent Sun.
day with ]. A. Childers and wife.
Tom Brenton and daughters was
accompanied home by Bro, Hageraar
for Sunday dinner and supper,
Hugh Dempsey and familya VISITED
his parents, Win Dempsey Sunday
Jim Wisdom and wife were in-Mex.
leo Monday on business. .., !.
Mrs. Barker Of Paris is visiting
her son, Geo. Barber and family
Phil Barker is also visiting his
brother. na,.s
The WEIGH Bros, father from lows
is visiting his sons. W., I'D, .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09
PAYNE DISTRICT

Miss Molly james stayed at John
McCoy's last week on the account Of
Mrs. Duffy being sick. Miss James
bards at Mrs. Duffys. asSG'f's "
L. L. Spencer's entertained the
young folks with a party Friday
night. There was a large crowd and
evedyone enjoyed the night . They
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09

considine and Wales store at
Thompson, which was almost com
pletely destroyed by fire Monday win
be rebuilt, according TO information
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09
PRAIRIE HILL ITEMS.

Michigan was glad to have. Oscar
eKith back last week after several
days illness. .. il
Mrs: Frank Ball is much improved.
Frank visited her Sunday He ex-
poets to bring her home this week.
John Clithero's little folks do not
improve very fast. Pauline has had
a rising in each ear and Olean has
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09

Frank Cleeton has rented his
fathers farm for this year, so he
won't have to move.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09

received here Wednesday afternoon
It win be several months however be-
fore the work Of rebuilding win be
begun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09

C: A. witherspoon Is IN st. Louis
to be present at a dinner to be given
this evening at the jefferson Hotel in
honor Of the President Of the United
States Fidelity and Guarantee Com
pany Of Baltimore, a bonding COM
pany for which Mr.. WitherspoOn is
the General Agent in this locality.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-09

SrTBHscRIBE FnR THE lEDGER
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-06
BRINGS SUIT ASKING
 DAMAGES FOR VIOLIN

Seeking s1.500 for damages done to a violin and bow, Mrs. Regina Marks yesterday brought suit in circuit states that while riding in an auto mobile with Friedman. the violin and bow in some manner fell from the car and was damaged as a result
 Mrs. Marks says that the instru- ment is a valuable one and as 1t was almost completely demolished she socks $1.500 to cover the loss Inter- rogatories propounded the defendent tend to show that one of the doors in the car became unfastened and allowed the violin to slip out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-06
WEEV|L PROGRESS
 T0LDBY PEARSON
Rotarians Hear How Pests Wrought Damage to
 King Cotton

Damages wrought by the boil weevil in its rapid spread across the southern cotton producing states from Mexico to Virginia were de- scribed by John S. Pearson, general manager of the Progressive Farmer, in an address yesterday at the Ro- tary club. Taking as his subject. The Pen Is Mightier Than the Boil Weevn." he told of the methods used in fighting the weevil and the good resulting from crop diversified ton since the advent of the pest into the cotton belt.
 Methods used by tho nest fin puncturing the young squares and bolls of the cotton plant were cru merated by MT. Pearson, who stated that the insect multiplies at a rarjd rate. He described the weeyil as being about one-fourth of an inch long, shaped like an elephant and having long snout.
 Calcium arsenate Is now being used effectively to kill the pest, but according to the speaker, is expen- s.ve to use unless large yield per acre Is expected. He said that & Mississippi man had been raising cot ton in the midst of an infested area by following certain precautions which consisted of planting early in a broad open field on warm. quick making land. using plenty of ferti- iizer and swiftly cultivating.
 Weevils do not infest large farms to the extent they do small patches surrcunced by woods or hedges, he said. Planting early and cultivat- ing often. he added, tends to bring the cotton to maturity before weeviis multiply to a large extent.
 Another evil of "king cotton" has made it's appearance in Louisiana and Texas. where 1t destroys what the weevil leaves. declared Mir Pear son. The latest pest is known as the pink boil worm. Due to a rapid fire fight by the federal government, the vcrm has apparently been stamped out in Louisiana but still exists in Texas. he said.
 A number of figures showing the increased production of sweet and Irish potatoes, wheat, oats, corn, cat tie, hogs and poultry since the ad- vent of the boil weevil were read by Mir. Pearson. The increase, his fig tres showed. has amounted in many instances to over 100 per cent. Jn the matter of cotton production he as.d that from 1902 to 1911 the aver age production of lint cotton per acre wag 1Ss pounds, while from 1911 to 1921 tho yield was little more than 168 pounds per acre.
 Before the address of Mir. Pearson selections were rendered by the Ro- tary club quartet composed of J. C. Hodges. Edward Powell Lee, S. n. Crawford and R. c. Thompson.
 J. w. Donnelly. who has recently returned from western tour, pre- sided at the luncheon. He praised Los Angeles. where the Rotary club convention was held. as the most progressive city on the Pacific coast.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-06

Selection of Eugene L. Brown to direct the campaign for the erection of a 10O-bed tubercusosis sanitorium on the county farm at Ketona, fea- tured the meeting yesterday of Joint committee from the Rotary, Kiwanis, Civitan. Optimist, Com munity and Exchange clubs pr. M. Y. Dabney was chosen secretary of the committee, which is now organ ized and ready for work.
 It was decided to ask the board of revenue and the city commission to meet in joint session soon to dis cuss plans for the upkeep of the pro- posed hospital. The plan as suggest ed by Thomas Huey, member of the board of revenue, Is to erect a s65,- 900 sanitorium to be kept up by q joint appropriation of s2o,oOo each from the city and county.
 Mir. Huey appared before the com mittee at the meeting yesterday and explained the plan evolved by him for an institution to meet the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-06
LIP. WorI, Former Birmingham Citizen,
 Dies tn Washington

Birmingham friends and associates of L. P. worl, former secretary of the Elyton Land company (now Blr- mingham Realty company. will re- great to learn of his death which oc- cured some time ago in wenatchee. Wash.
 MT. Worl left Birmingham many years ago and resided for time in Seattle and later went to Nome, Alaska, returning to Washington. where he resided until his death. He Is survived by his wife and three children, a brother in New York and a sister, Mrs. l.. A. Shaw, who lives in Quincy, Fla, where MT. worl was at one time in the lumber business.
 Mir. Worl was member of the Pres byterian church and an active church worker throughout his life. He was a native of Alabama and about SC years of age. He was associated with the Elyton Land company in the early days when the late pr. Henry M. Caldwell was president.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-06
Harrison's s Absence Causes Deadlock on
 Gas Station Permit

The wofford oil company and tho city of Birmingham are at death grips regarding permit for tho erection of filling station at First avenue and Davis street. Woodlawn.
 Attorneys for the Wofford com- pany hint mandamus proceedings compelling an issuance of such per init in the event the city commits sion refuses to do so.
 sThe matter came to vote. yes terday morning at the adjourned meeting of the commission which re- suited in a deadlock. President Me- Lendon and Commissioner Cloe vot- ing to allow the permit while Mrs. Echols and Commissioner Dickson voted the negative. Commissioner Harrison Is in Montgomery.
 A large number of property own CTS appeared with a petition object ing to tho petition. Attorneys for the Wofford company insisted that there was no law under which the city commission could refuse the per init unless 1t was declared nui- sance.
 In tho meantime Commissioner Harrisons return Is awaited with jn- terest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-06
Births--Deaths
Birth reports received at the health

Birth reports received at the health office July 5.
 MT. and Mrs. F. D. wildsmith. Rob- insons infirmary, June 27. girl. Mir. and Mrs. Sam P. Winstead. Route No. 2. Bessemer, July l. boy. MT. and Mrs. H. T. Parker. Adams vile, June 2, boy.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Ogletree. Do- cena Camp. June ', girl.
 MT. and Mrs. William A. Scott Route 8, Birmingham, June 28, girl. MT. and Mrs. Costanzio Rovoato, 1912 Avenue H, Ensley. June /, girl. MT. and Mrs. Alvin E. Cowan. 29o1 Twenty-second avenue, north, June 15, boy.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. Gagliano. 1401 Av- enue H, Ensley,. June IT, boy.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. Mantione, 610 Seventeenth street. Ensley. June 27 boy.
 MT. and Mrs. W. o. Harmon. Short Creek, June 24, girl.
 MT. and Mrs. l. G. Ludlum, 250S Thirty eighth avenue, north, June 2S, girl.
 MT. ana MrS. E. D. MOSS, nlcOoudiu Chapel. June 10, girl.
 DEATHS
 Sarah F. Rasco, 4049 Huntsville avenue, June 26, age 68 years.
 Edith " Hoops, T. c. l. hospital, July 1, age 34 years.
 Walter M. Goodwin, FOOT Avenue F. Ensley,i June 2S. age years.
 John W. Hants, 4805 Thirteenth avenue, Wylam, June 2S, age 42 years.
 Gus Duner. Hillman hospital July 1. age 52 years.
 Ruby Gravis. Birmingham, Route No 6. June 25. age 15 months. Jessie Hickman, St. Vincents hos pital, July 3. age 48 years.