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JOPLIN GLOBE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1926. 8 To All Who Suffer Stomach Agony, Gas and Indigestion Leffen Drug Co. Makes This Offer. Money Back If One Bottle of Dare's Mentha Pepsin Doesn't Do You More Good Than Anything You Ever Used. You can be HO distressed with gas and fullness and bloating that you think your heart is going to stop beating.

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Ark for Dare' a Mentha Pepain, a pleasant to take, health building atonach elixir that Leffen Drug and regular pharmacists anywhere in America gunrantee. MILLIONS OF BOTTLES ARE USED EVERY YEAR FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE Builds the Strength to Fight off COLDS and COUGHS Over 70 Years- of Succes The Laboratory and Offices RELIEVES ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, THROAT TROUBLE WOMEN FIGHT POWERFUL FOE Struggle Against Ill Health Find a Faithful Ally in Lydia E. Pinkham's. Vegetable Compound 1 BAXTER CHILDREN TO ATTEND CITY'S PARTY Board of Malucation Grants Full. Day Holiday--Merchants Decorating Windows, Baxter Springs, Oct.

holiday will be given all school childron Friday so they may attend Baxter Springs' birthday party, the board of education decided at the regular meeting last night. Baxter Springs merchants have sturted decorating their windows In pioneer fashion. Several stores are displaying Interesting relics. Thousands of persons from all party of the district are expected 1.0 nttend the party. In case of rain, the party will be postponed a week.

PUPILS PAY TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF TEACHER Webb City, Oct. in all the schools paused in their recitations for three minutes at ::30 o'clock this afternoon in silent tribute to Miss Edith Loo Harding, third grade teacher of the Eugeno Field school, who died Sunday morning at Freeman hospital, Joplin, following an emergency operation. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Miss Harding's home at Gentry, where her body was taken yesterday. As further tribute, flowers were sent by her pupils, the teachpre, school board, Parent-Tencher associations and individuals, here. Toorge E.

Masters, superintendent schools, attended tho funeral, representing the schools. Mr. and Mrs. R. C.

Pryor and Mrs. Hoback, 117 West Daugherty street, at whose home Miss Harding stayed while tenching here, also attended the services. This was Miss HardIng's first year as a tencher in the Webb City schools. She was 22 years old. RAILWAY CLUB TO BEGIN WINTER ACTIVITIES Webb City, Oct.

of the Southwest Missouri Rallway Club will plan activities for the winter seaso at a meetIng Wednesday night. A chicken dinner will be served at the club house, 111 North Madi6011 street. Preparations are being made to serve eighty-five persons. W. Gray, presid.at of the club will preside.

A general plan for the winter's activities will be discussed. FOR EQUIPMENT meeting of the board education Galena, A here last night, an appropriation tund was made to Frank Van supervisor of the playground work at the various sohools in Galena, to be used in obtaining playground equipment. Regular routine business was transacted. SALVATION ARMY OFFICER VISITS PICHER P'icher, Oct. L.

Bennett of Oklahoma City, divisional commandor of the Salvation Army, spent today inspecting work of the Picher corps. Major Bennett allo assisted in an open air service and at a meeting held at the Salvation Army hall tonight. WEBB CITY BRIEFS. Mrs. Alvin Hatten of Independence, is visiting her father, George R.

Moscley. She will main here until after the marriage of her brother, Royal Moseley, to Miss Dorothy Tholborn, October 17, Miss Nellie McMullen of Long Bench, 18 a guest of Miss Eulah Buxton. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hoback of Picher were.

guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. McKnight Monday night.

The W. C. T. U. wIll meet at the home of Mrs.

Mila Owen, 102 South Roane street, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Mrs. Mary Leslie and T. L. Mayfield, both of this city, were married at 8:30 o'clock Monday night by Justice T.

M. Reynolds. Members of the Philathea class of the Baptist church will be tertained at 7:30 o'clock Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Clarence Stevens, 328 South Main utreet. The asalsting hostesses will be Mrs.

J. Frank Todd, Mrs. Wash Rogers, Mrs. James Webb and Mrs. Monte Stumbo.

Mrs. C. J. Cline, 408 North Main street, visited friends at Picher, Monday. Bryan Ball of Bartlesville, has been visiting his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George W. Ball, several days. Among those from here who went to St. Louis to attend the world's series are C.

C. Ivie, James Corl, Lester Ulmer, Roy Teel, Frank Zuber, Charles R. Chinn and T. F. Coyne, Francis Wyatt of Tulsa is visitIng his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. V. Wyatt, 420 North Pennsylvanla avenue. Paul Hardy 19 visiting in St.

Louis for a few days. Children Cry for CASTORIA Fletcher's Castoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of it Absolutely Harmless -No Opiates, Physicians everywhere recommend Charming and Graceful Are the Newest Arrivals in Ladies' Handbags The materials are Pin Seal, Dull Morocco, Shoe Calf, India Goat, and hand-tooled and hand-laced Steer Hide. Some are daintily fitted, and all the shapes will fascinate you. Available in all the wanted shades.

They Are Priced From $1.95 to $27.50 See Window Display 621 1 WE DO Kraus MAIN AND Repairing LUGGAGE SHOP CARTHAGE VOTERS TO REGISTER THIS WEEK All Persons who wish to vote In November Election Must qualify, Carthage, Oct. for the general election In November will begin in Carthage at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning. Registration placos will be open from 6 a. m. to 7 p.

m. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Officials are calling special attention to the fact that all persona who wish to vote at the genern! election, November 2, must register. Registration for the recent city election will not enable a citizen to vote in November. Persons who are out of the county the four days of registramay register by affidavit tornis for which may be obtained from the office of County Clerk L. M.

Thomas, Persons who are 111 and cannot visit the place of registration this week may do so at any time before the registrars canvasa the lets on October 23. Places of registration will be as follows: First ward--Sample room Drake hotel, Fourth and Howard streets. Second ward--Farmer Motor Company, 211 West Third street. Third ward--Memorial hall building, Fourth street and Garrigon avenue. Fourth ward--Gorman Motor Company, 627 South Grant street.

Fifth ward-Carmean's garage, back of 1103 3 South Main street. INVESTIGATORS STUDY WEBB CITY CHILD LABOR Webb City, Oct. Investigation is being made here this week by representatives of the national bureau of child labor to determine the number of minors who are working and not attending school, The investigators are to be in the city the rest of the week. No irregularities have been found in any of the factories and store buildings here, it is said. A census is being taken of boys and girls not attending school.

Many boys were found working regularly after school hours. The inspectors explain to employers the conditions under which a school boy under 16 years old may work. Baxter Child Buried. Baxter Springs, Oct. Funeral services for Glenn Helton, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Helton, Eleventh street and Kansas avenue, who died yesterday mornIng at St. John's hospital in JopIn, were held at the residence this afternoon. Burial was in' Oak Hill cemetery at Galena. PICHER BRIEFS.

Todd Undertaking phone 100-Ad'v. "Buck" Barnes left yesterday for Sulphur, where he will become a patient at the tubercular sanitarium. William Welch was removed from his home at Talala, Monday to a Baxter Springs hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

John Chamberlain are spending this week with friends at Carthage, Mrg. Charles Gertz and children of Webb City visited here Sunday, Edward Rush has returned to Picher after an extended stay at Harris, Mo. Mrs. Lena Burney was removed from her home here Monday to the Miami Baptist hospital. Edward DeMier and family have returned from an extended stay in New Mexico, where they had been for the benefit of Mr.

DeAler's health. U. S. Jennings in spending sevoral days at Waynesville, on business. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Strong of Miami were Picher visitors yesterday. Members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Methodist church will be entertalned by Mrs. W. C.

Hale tomorrow afternoon. Oliver Keener of Baxter Springs was a Picher business visitor yesterday. Charles Upson of Baxter Springs transacted business here yesterday. CARTHAGE BRIEFS. Mrs.

Belle Davis and son, Wilbur Samples, of San Diego and Mrs. J. R. McLaughlin of Webb City, visited Mrs. J.

A. Gollbart yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Webb of Colorado are visiting his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. James Webb, on West Walnut street. Miss Beatrice Kirby and Mrs. Inez Wing of Webb City visited Carthage friends yesterday. Logan Higdon of Tulsa, is visiting his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Higdon, of east of Carthage. Mr. and Mrs.

D. S. Biddlecome and son, W. E. Biddlecome, returned yesterday to their home in Tulsa, after visiting Mr.

and Mrs. L. H. Beck, 903 South Garrison avenue. Mrs.

Beck is daughter of Mr. and Mra. Biddlecome. Charles W. Biggs, W.

Maring, Louis Reed and John Grisham will leave Monday for West Plains, to attend the annual state encampment of the Odd Fellows lodge. George H. Sewall returned yesterday from Mountain View, where he spent several weeks looking after a farm which he owns near there. Mr. and Mrs.

E. N. Thompson, 1114 South Clinton street, will leave today for A motor trip to Kansas points. Mrs. C.

A. Blair will entertain tho Tourists' Club this afternoon at her home, 1157 South Main street. Elza Johnson of Carthage has been elected student president of the school of law at the linlyeralty of Missouri MINISTER CARTERVILLE TO SPEAK AT LUNCHEON Cartorville, Oct. Rov George F. Harbour of Carthage, a former pastor of the Presbyterian church here, will be the principal speaker at a joint luncheon aession of the Chamber of Commerce the Women's Auxiliary Wednesday noon.

Officers of the auxiliary are to have charge of the meeting. Mrs. Rollo Harfield will give a reading and Donald Mericle will play a violin solo, accompanied by Miss Rosella Cudgeon. Another secretary of the auxillary is to be elected to succeed Miss Zena. Medley, who resigned.

Accident Victim Improves. Picher, Oct. condition of Leslie Briggs of. Gulena. who was injured in a motor car accident north of Picher yesterday morning, is improved.

He left the American hospital last night. CARTERVILLE BRIEFS. Carroll McConnell, who was graduated from the Carterville high last spring, has 'been elected president of the freshman class of the Northenstern Oklahoma junior college at Miami. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

George B. McConnell, formerly of Carterville, 110W of Picher. Miss Beulah Cochrane will go to Pittaburg, Friday night to attend the formal banquet of her sorority, the Lambda Phi Delta. Mr. and Mrs.

George B. McConnell and son, Carroll, of Picher and Miss Beulah Cochrane of this city motored to Sarcoxie Sunday. The W. C. T.

U. met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mra Teresa Heath. Clarence Osborne, who a major operation last Thursday at Jane Chinn hospital, is in a critical condidtion. BANTER SPRINGS BRIEFS. The Dorcas class of the Baptist Sunday school will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs.

Claud MeRae, 1429 Park avenue, R. K. Griep of Joplin was a business visitor here yesterday afternoon. Ivan Chubb, Jess McClure, G. A.

Moore, Dave Judd. C. E. Brock and L. W.

Ledyard of this city arc attending the ball games at St. Louis, Clyde Endicott of Joplin visited friends here Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Leslie Frey, who has been visiting her brother Porter M. Clark.

here and her mother, Mrs. Mary L. Clark at Galena. will leave today for her home in Independence, Kan. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Habermehl were visitors at Joplin last night. Mrs. Effie Lewis, who has been visiting her daughter Mrs. Ruth Chancellor, left yesterday for Joplin.

GALENA BRIEFS. For rent, 5-room modern house, furnished or not. 1608 Short. Adv. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Greggory have returned from St. Louis, where they spent several days visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

R. H. McAfee have returned to Oakwood, after a visit here with the latter's sister, Mrs. Alice Nethercutt. A.

J. Beasley and Harvey Poole left Monday night for St. Louis to attend the world's series games. The Me-Al-Tru Camp Fire Girls will have a ceremonial meeting Wednesday night. Will Schmidt and Ed Schmuck left last night for St.

Louis to attend the world's series games. Mr. and Mrs. Porter -M. Clark and small son were business itors in Columbus Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Olson and children of Hollywood, visited here Sunday with Miss Flora Hubbard and F. M.

Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs. S. B.

Carter daughter, Effle Marie, and Mr. and Mrs. A. S. McNay, Miriam McNay, ond Arthur McNay, motored to Saturday.

Word has been recelved here that J. P. Biggs, principal of the Junior high achool for three yearn, has been awarded a scholarship in Cincinnati university. Mr. and Mrs.

Biggs and little daughter, Yvonne, went to Cincinnati last week. Mrs. Randolph Vorles and children of St. Joseph, are visiting here with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. L. J. Haines. CLOTHING SOUGHT FOR POOR CHILDREN Webb.

City Parent-Teacher Assoelation Receives Appents for Ald. Webb City, Oct. appeals have been made by destituto familics for, old clothing so their children may attend school during cold weather, it was ported at a meeting of the general council of the Parent-Teacher Association this afternoon. The general council is making A collection of old clothing this week. Several bundles have been received, it was sald, but, more will be needed.

The calls for clothing were increased by last week's weather, Plans were laid for conducting a membership drive this month. Itforts will be mude to obtain at lenst 1,000 members. The canpnign is to be conducted by the vice presidents of the different ward school associations. LARGE CROWD HEARS KU KLUX KLAN CONCERT Carterville. Oct.

large crowd heard a concert given by the Tri-Stato Ku Klux Klan band at Wilson and Kentucky streets tonight. About fifty robed musicians were in the band. Streets for several blocks leading to the intersection were crowded with people and motor cOra. Talks were given by several robed speakers at intermissions of the concert. The program W'A8 broadcast over radio station KFPW.

25 Arrests at Galenn. Galena. Oct. arrests were made by the Galena officers during the month of September, and $432 In fines was collected in police court, according to a report issued by Chief of Police Bert Elliott. of the arrests, ten were for drunkenness, two for speeding, two for peace disturbance and one for driving a motor car while Intoxicated.

The Galena fire department made only one run the entire month. Democratlo Meeting Postponed. Galena, Oct. meeting to have been held at the city hall Wednesday night, at which time Thurman Hill, democratic candidate for congress, was to speak, has been postponed, it wa sanhas been postponed, it was ancratic party leaders. The meeting was postponed on account of the union revival campaign being conducted by the Galena churches.

A new date for the meeting will be announced later. Picher W. C. T. U.

to Moot, Picher, Oct. ing of the W. C. T. U.

of Picher will be held at the Central Methodist church at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Treeco Child Dice, Treece, Oct. services for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D.

Johnston, who died last night, were held at the homo this Burlal was in the Miami cemetery. Protest Bullfights, Paris--Americans and British are protesting the erection of a bullfighting arena at Nice. The arena is now under construction, but protests have been so strong that the leading local paper expresses the opinion that Nice is no place for a sport that gores horses and tortures bulls. ASK for Horlick's The ORIGINAL Milk Safe Malted Milk and Food Forinfante, Invalida, The Aged Naurinhing-4 Digestible- No for All Cooking. The Home Food- Ages Waterman's Blossom Boy Say's: Wedding Anniversaries are made happier by a.

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with large number of delegates and visitors from the fifteen units in the section oxpected to be present. Mra. Mabel M. Garner of Spring. field, warden of tho Rebeknh state assembly, will supervise the work, which will he in three sessions, beginning nt 9:30 R.

1:30 1). and 7:30 P. 111. Carl Junction lodge No. 253, will put on the degree work.

Joplin will be represented by two delegates each from its five lodgeR. Mrs. Leona Fairbrother, president of the district organizalion, will head the delegates from Joplin. Other lodges in the district are at Alba, Asbury, Carthage. Carterville, Duenwer, Jasper, Reeds, Sarcoxie, Webb City and Zinc.

The following will serve on the reception committee: Mrs. Mabel Potter, Mrs. Zeldn Reid, Mrs. Birdie Bishop and Mrs. Emma Ireland, officers of Carl Junction lodge, with Mra.

Elverotta Carpenter of Joplin, Mry. Edna Hostetter Duenwes. Mra, Flora Boots of Carl Junction and Mrs. Corn Allen of Carthage, district deputy presidents. The home committee is as follows: Mrs.

Suo Strycker of Joplin. Mra. Agnes Smith of Carthage, Mrs. Fleta Childs Petrie of Carterville, and Mra, Burke of Carthage. greetings committee is composed of Mrs.

Esther Bauer of Joplin, Mrs. Millie Tigg of Alba and Mrs. Eva Rollins of Webb City, The fraternal. literature committeo is made up of the following: Mra. Lizzie Isbell of East Joplin, Mrs.

Shockley of Chitwood and Mrs. Effie Gaugler of Sarcoxie. Twelve, Divorce Suits Filed. Carthage. Oct.

Fullerton today filed suit for divorce from Edgar Fullerton, charg. ing that he is a bigamist and has never been divorced from a former wife. A like charge is made by Charles Thomas 111 his suit against Alice Thomas. Ten other divorce sults were filed as follows: Samuel McCoy against Lucinn McCoy; John West against Marie West: H. C.

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