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VOLUME VIIL
FLORA, ILLINOIS,
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AIQIUAL BANQUET
or   Flora    CoBsmereial    Clab   Aeld Last Thnraday Ni^t
The annual banquet of the Flora Commercial Club was held in the U. B. church basement last Thurs¬ day evening at 6 o'clock.
The banquet was served by the ladies aid of the church and Was very flne. About 150 plates were laid, and the Club membera and their wtvea and sweethearts enjoyed thoronjrhly the fine repAst. Eld. U. S. Johnson gave the invocation pre¬ ceding tha baaquet.
In the absence ot President W. A. Karr, F. H. SImpaon presided In his usual tliorongh and efficient man¬ ner.
As toastmaater Mr. Simpson pres-i ented Prof. A. W. Jamison, of the University of Illinois, who gave a most excellent practical talk on community problems, espectally em- phaatzing the urgent need of greater schools and better roads, showing the close ties which tn reality bind the town and country people to¬ gether as one man for community progress.
Miss Mildred Hemmlcfc sang and ot course had to respond to the ap¬ plause with a typical southem song. Sbe always makes a "htt".
Splendid muatc was furnished by the orchestra led    by Luke Pixley.
O. W. Arnold, of the Commercial Developement Department of the BAG. railroad, with headquarters at Baltimore, Md., gave an interest¬ ing, practical talk, showing what tho B. A O. is doing for Flora in the wair of employing labor and the Im¬ mense anffnal pay roll dispenaed here, amounting to more than one million dollara. )He expreased readl- ttesa to be always on the Job when Flora wakes np and fights for what she wanta and needs.
Division Freight Ageat J. W. Lindsay, ot Vineennea, made a nice little booster talk, and we hope soon to havo^ him with us. The speakers were eleit^d honorary membera of the Commercial Club, on motion of Col. Randolph Smith.
A committee at three, consistlna «t W. C. McCauley, H. F. Pixley and C ^. OJbaon, were selected by Mr. Simpson, to select officers for the «oml«g year, and thetr report was Adopted.
FMlowlng are the offlcera:
President—E.  B.   Allen.
Vlce-Preildent—-Frank L. Medley.
SeeT«rtary--L.  M. Wood. ¦•   Ass^UnU-. S8p]C«tnry.—      Harlan Friend.fc.  "r,.;   ¦¦.¦  •:     .
TreMW^Tiv-^Mifl Taylor.
CounkHmkn Allen and Mayor Trice eMtsiteiaad 'I*k>ra citisens with enndtljHiiS ot the tight and Vater systems aSd the financial problem'.   '¦¦"'  , •-
A ineniberthlP ^^s was made, nfter-whtcli "Rev.*^. C. Macurdy pronounced the Jbenediction.
BVerybody:'ahould hide their ham- <inen and bSMt for Flota dnring 1920. (ar w«r''<iave a good town and ean make it better by fighting unit¬ edly tor what we yet need. •
SirRPRISE PABTT
A erowd of twenty triends and neighbon gave Mr. and Mra. Jas. McCommons a surprise party at their home southeaat of Flora last Friday night, when they walked In on them very unexpectedly.
Nice refreshments were served and the remainder ot the evening was spent tn pleasant conversation. The occasion was very much'ShJoyed nntll a late hour.
CARD OF THANKS
Ts^lncerely wish to thank my dear friwia and nelghbora for their help and sympathy dnring the sickness and deatli ot my husband, also the two mlniatera "and the eholr. The remarks, prayer and beautitui songs were quite a consolation to me, also tor the lovely flowera.
MRa A. C. PORTER.
QUEEN   ESTHER   CIRCLB   MEBT
Mrs. W. 8. Cooper Mighttnlty sn¬ tertalned the Quean Bsther Clrale at ber home on Seeond atreet Tneaday ovening. There were abont twenty present. Mra. E. Thompson Whit- taker, of Robtaaon. and Mra. Clar- aaaa Chiles, ot Springflald, were out- of-town guests. Delicious refresh¬ menta were' served.
UTTLE   DAUOHTBR   AT   THBIR !      s  >     HOHB
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"Mr.and Hra. Lew Selby announce tbe birih ot their danghtar. Betty "Loa, on Friday, April 9, one thous¬ and nine hundred and twenty."
The above annonneement has been received by a number of Flora tolka (rom Mr. and Mra. Selby, of 140I E. 62nd St, Chleago, III. *
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DEUNQUKNT    LIST
The delinquent liat of Special- As- sesamenta will be retnraed to the Coanty Treaaurer about April 28th, atter which time coats wfll be added. Please call aad make payment be- tore that date at the offlee ot the City Collector. Flrat National Bank Bnilding.
BCTC! >*^"^ VJOOt
C. W. VenibU haa nniehaaed the O0<ild tarm o( (orty-MMe acras lst the east boundary la the dty eor- porationi eonaidaraUon 4M40.' Mr. VsiHiMw :wtll make sUenstve lm- pravtawat on the bniidlngs.
DR.
PARK    WILL    IjOCATB   AT PAXTON
t>r. B. C. Park and wlte returned yeaterday to their home in Fl^tra, 111., after making a three days' Vlstt tn Paxton. While here the Doctor was so favorably impressed with the advantagea and opportunities offered tn our city that he decided to locate here for the practice of medicine. He haa purchased Mre. Mary Arch¬ er's residence property on Wesi Pells St. and will take possession on or about Aprtl HO, at which time he and hts wife expect to become resi¬ dents ot oUr city. He will use a portion ot the reaidence property as aa office. Dr. Park graduated in 1894 trom the Louiaville Medical CoUsffe and has been engaged in the continuous practice ot his prof(«s- lonal at Flora. 111., for the -past twenty-flve yeara. He wtll engage In the general practice, but wtll give special attention to diseases ot the eye. Our i>eople wtll he glad to have Dr. Park and his wife as resi¬ dents of our city. —Paxton Register, Ford county, Illinois.
The above announcement that Dr. B. C. Park, Jr., and wife are to leave tnis city brings' to the people of Flora and vicinity sincere regrets. Dr. Parks was bom and reared here and tor the - past twenty-flve yeara has lieen one of our leading and SueeeaSful physicians. He and Mra. Park have been Identified with Flora's developement and will be missed by a large circle ftt friends.
Dr. Park was examining phyaiclan on the Loeal Kxemption Board in Clay county, resigning to accept a commission as lieutenant at Oreen- leat, Ga.. and continued tn the ser¬ vice until discharged at the close of the  hostilities  with  Germany.
Mn. Park served as chief clerk on the Local Board for two yeare and performed the duties In a effi¬ cient manner.
Dr. H. C. Park, Sr., who practiced hla profoStion in Flora . tor flfty yeara, retiring several yeara ago on account of advanced age, eighty-six yean, ts now living with his daugh.- iar, Mn, K. L. Wilkina, in Manning. South. Chrollna. Fbr over a half ^entitrr a large number ot Flora's slfll^ tolks . have been administered torw one or the other of the Dr. Parf's. ,
The Reeord joins with a host of triends here in wishing them every suecess where they go and we feel sure they will gain the respect and good will of all the people in their new home as they have done, and mfUCitsd-Jli Flora.
MRS.   RAY   BESiRY   ENTERTAINS
Mra. Ray Berry entertained wtth a delightful party April 8 at home on Fourth and Foater streets in hon¬ or of Mias Ruth Snyder who Sunday became the bride of Mr. Frank Burt et Wayne eonnty.
Mra. Berry's guests were the lady teaehera of the public schools and the event was a complete surprise to Miss Snyder. She waa-brought to the house on a suppose errand and on arriving \here found tbe teaehera aaaembled in a Jolly group. The rooms were decorated with hearts and cupids. As a token of eateem she waa presented with a beautiful cut glass water service and mirror plateau.
Delicious refreshments were serv¬ ed of sandwiches, coffee, pickles and fruit salad.
Those .'present with the hdnor guest and hostess were: Mra. Sallie Nichols, Grace.. Moata, Irene Whtte, Misses Rosamond Snyder, Kathleen MeKnigbt, Ifrances Maxwell. Elsie Winter, Youthal Combs, Clara and Lura Shumaker, Edith Lamp, Mabel Qnlnn, Una Winter, Bstelift Higgin- son^iAffa Myera, Mary Enis.
C.   PORTER   PASSED   AWAY FRIDAY MORNINO
RSDAY, APRIL IS, 1920
> NUMBER 90
Arvery Curtis Porter,' son of Mr. and Mra. Janies Linden Porter, waa bom in Songer township. Clay coun¬ ty, 111., June 16, 1869. When a small boy he moved wtth hts parenta to Indtana and at the age ot 14 yeara he moved back into Illinois. He was married Nov. 21. 1894 to Miss Addle Miller, pf Oskaloosa, 111.
He united with the Christian ehureh when he was about 23 yeara of age and has since lived a consist¬ ent Christian life.
On August 18,1918, he waa strick¬ en with a paralytic * stroke trom which he partially recovered, Mareh 29, 1920, he was again stricken, and followed April 8, the third stroke from which he seemingly never re¬ gained consciousness. He paased away April -10, 1920, age 60 yeara, 7 months and 26 days.
He leaves a wife, one brother, W. P. Porter, of Oklahoma City, Okla., two sistera, Mra. >Sbtrley Davts, ot Xenia, III., and Stra. Bmma DavtS. ot Reverton, Wyo., and a host of rela ttves and friends to moum thetr loss.
Funeral services were conducted by Elder Johnson from the famtly home In North Flora. Monday morn¬ ing. Interment at Elm«v>od ceme¬ tery, Flora.
tira CUY COSNTY BOY NOV AVIATOR
ALPHA CLUB HAVE
A JOIilit TOfB
The  following  Invitation  was  re¬ ceived by the membera of the Alpha Ray Barker, Hon of Onr ToimsniHn,   Beta  Club and a number of gentle¬ men friends last week: "In honor of my    daughter,     Mra.  Roy  L.   Med- ; calfe, ot Long Beach, Callforala, you
NOTICE op ACTION POR DISSOL. U'nON OF CORPORATIONS
4oiin Barker, Now An .Av'ntor Pulls Some "Air Stunts"
C. T. Wade writes a letter to the ara Invited to an Informal gather- Farina News from Ft. Myera, Fla., •«>« »* n»y apartments, Monday eve- and a part ot the letter wtll Interest ."'»«• AP^l 12th at 6:00 p. m., Ran- Flora people. i dolph  Smith,  Flora,  Illinois."
Ray Barker la a son of our towns-J Col. Smtth haa been giving a aert- man, John Barker. He ts in the avla- ••  •*    entertainments     tor  several
WEDDING  SOLEMNIZED LAST
THURSDAY. EVENING
Miss Marabelle Brittenback and Frank Naney, both of this city, were quietly married at the Christian par¬ sonage Thursday evening. April 16. 1920, at 8:00 o'clock, Elder John¬ son, officiating. They were attended by Miss NelUe Lauderback and Mr. E. H. RobhSBOn.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. Brittenback and Is quite a popular aad pleasing young lady and has a large circle of friends.
The groom is a son of Mra. Re¬ becca Nanw. of this city. He was la service during the World War and Is an Industrious young man. He is now employed by the J. F. Maxwell Wholesale Co., tn this city and tyss a "good position.
They were the recipient of many pretty  and  usetnl  presents.
On Monday evening ot this week a six o'clock dinner was given for the happy couple at the home of Mra. Rebecca Naney on Elm and Maple streets.
Atter dinner, which was' one ot the kind Mrs. Naney always serves, a social evening was enjoyed.
Those present were Mr. and Mr£' Frank Naney, Mra. Rebecca Naney, Mr. and Mra. J. Brittenback, Mra. Paul Naney and son Paul, Jr., Mr. R. S. Jones, Mr. and Mra. Douglas Naney, Mr. Frad Parish, the Misses Luelta, Lucy and Dorothy Parish, Jessie Hayward, Btna VanFossen, Florance Parkinson, Helen Giese¬ king, Elsie and Una Winter.
The Record Joins thetr many friends In extending congratulations.
RQ<MIS BURGLARIZED
APRIL MBBTING OF
WOMAN'S CLUB
Tba Flora Woman's Club held their regular April meeting at the home of Mra. C. O. Riggle Tuesday attera^n. Twenty-eight membera and two gueats were present. Mra. J. L. Bradley, Mrs. Mary Brown, Mra. Frank Nichols and Mtas Nelle Oorrell aaatated the bostees and at the c<mclnaion of the program aerv- •d a dellclona lunch. The anbject (or the afternoon was "Amertean Poeta" and the tollowing program vraa given.
Song   DUnola
Roll Calk...- Favorite Amerieaa Peta
Devotional   Mra. A. P. Oould
Spring Song Hra. Ferdinand Tonney
Reading   Mlaa Wanda Johnson
"Developing a Taate for Good Liter¬ ature in Children    Mra.  Donglaa Naney. Sketches    of    Foremoat    American Poets  Mra. W. A. Campbell
CANTATA   AT   THB   MBTHOOU^T CHURCH
The Cantata given at the Metbo¬ diat church laat Sunday night waa nidaa^r* plaaalng affair. The main andHfmsm and Shnday school room MsrA'iMeked and the expreaalon ot XftAttattor the entertalnera wera uni¬ versal.
Thia was the firat entertainment given (or the purchase ot a new pipe organ and a snbstantial offer¬ ing waa taken up. Bobert Oray sub¬ scribed )600 to start the snbserip' tlon.
An entrance waa gained into the rooms of Meryl Oahan and Park Cambom, Tueaday moming about nine o'clock at the C. M. Boswell Cafe. An Investigation waa made as soon as the robbery was discovered^ and the tollowing articles from Mr. Oahan's room were missed, two suits ot clothes, one lady's and one gent's watch, diamond stick pin. a 46 revolver, French coins and a number pieces of silver ware. A suit of clothea was taken trom Mr. Cambom's room.
On Monday evening two young fellows , about 18 and 20 years of age came to the restaurant and had lunch asking tor a room tor the night which vras assigned to them on the second fioor. It is presumed the next moming the yoang fellows burgaltsed the rooma, making their get-away on No. 68, as two men of thetr description tried to sell a nnm¬ ber ot the articles about that ttme.
Mr. Boswell is making every ef¬ fort to catch the ptlferera.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
' The new law provides that thia year and hereafter the aasesswr is to eolleet all dog tax. On male and sterilised feasale dogs the tax is $1., oa nnstarfllssd female dogs the tax la fS.ft*.
Oa May lat, the dsllnqnent real estate is placed on the* Judgement record, tor which Sc per tract or lot la charged and 1 per fp^t hstereet is added at. that tlme.,,,,,,^ ^
In May the list la (whined. On June 1st' additional' ^patt- Ta added On aeeond Monday tn Jnne the land sale will be held.
A. H. KELLUMS. Co. Collector (SO-SS) and Treasurer.
H. 8. T. H. 8. RMECTION
The toilovring .niiined gentlemen were rs elaetstt nasttbers on the high aehool jMMil last .Statnrday: Presi¬ deat, Dt. A.":*^;' IMrtetor^ J. O. Ssfldamors uA J^suey. Brwin. Other
•taayar, I. a. attaaaaa, m. w. wtittoa, m. T. Snyder, '     ^
CHRISTtAN    CHURCH
Ws WiU bave onr regniar monthly mualcal the fonrth Sunday night of AprH. We want avary atnger to be at eholr practice Friday nIgU for we waiat to begin practicing for the mnsteal. Where we :.lead othere follow. Come and be one of the largeat Bible Sehool in the county. We had a great school laat Lord's Day with 264 in attendanee.
Say you ought to have heard the: orcheatra at the morning and eve¬ ning service. The orsheatra has been randering eaeeilent. mnale for tbe paat montba. We are prond of our niasleians. Come and hrtng the fam¬ ily tt«lct Sunday. We need you and yosi aaad the chureih.
U. S. JOHKIION, Paator.
tion service and is now located at Ft. Myera, Fla.
Below la the interaating part of the letter: ^
'Airplanes and hydroplanes era as
months and this,we uqderatand Is the finis for this season. Mra. Med¬ calfe still holds Her membership tn the eluh at Flora, bnt when It comes to entertaining we are sure she can
thick her* as crows in Illinois. Many  no'  *''<^*'  ''•'"  **I''*'"    '^^i!.""*
people do not look up at them as they ara so used to them. I sat In a boat in the Caloosahatchee river th« other day watching aome (ellow up
showlngv the guests a good time,
Foliowtng are the namea ot the crowd wbo were there at the ap¬ pointed place and on time:    M|;. and
overVtMvers neWormlna some Jare ' Mre.  C.   E.   HemphUI,  Mr.  and" Mre 2I!n ..J^H!I!h^!.fv^S, f.un^   «HrhiWm. McMahan. Mr. and Mre. Robert
fr/iA^„1n.;hJiB'.if„th; Sack Jeffries, Mr. and Mre. Earl Taylor, as the front pitcn, side sup, tne oacK, ¦ .    ,    ,„»,„___   »«»•   t
up, tall sSlnand all kind of flip "op«! Jf ^Boyfes Mts^Maude Russelflils. While these stunts were hatr raising ^^^,,5°yie»-"'»» m^„ ,?"?.».vlnr> and thrilling, a greater surprise was JJ^^red   Miller   Mtsa  Jessie Taylor.
StiU m store for me. After this svla-i *"•" Mary Ellis.	
tor landed and came up town, I;„.__^ ^„ ._,4_;^„ ___ nraa^-t found tt was no other Person than; NOTOCB^OP^ACtaON^TOR^^^ Rav Barker of Louisville, III., a a^lghbor. whose father, John Barker, %as a boyhood triend of mine. living ketween UouisviUe and Flora, and  ho afterward married a daughter of Iteve Jones, the carpenter who help-
raoN OF CORPORATIONS
id  to build the residence of C.  D.> ff^^
Davis in  Farina, lives."
whera Glen Wade
ENTHUSIASTIC LOWDEN
MBBTINGS
A large number ot tarmera and business men rasponded to the call ot Leslte Brissenden, president, and
To the tollowing named corpor¬ ations, their officers and stockbold¬ era:
Saylor Springs Railroad Company,
To the followtag named cornont- ions, thair officers and stockhMdora:
Keystone Construction Company.
Tou win hereby take notice that the Attomey General of Illtnots kaa fited a bin in chancery In tbe namo of the People ot the State of IlUaola against each of the above nasMM corporation, tn the Circuit Court oT Sangamon Oounty to the Mareh term thereof, the said bill la ehane¬ ery praying tor the dissolntlon ot each ot the above named corporat¬ ions, and that a summons haa baen issued by the elerk ot satd conrt and dellverad to the sheriff ot the connty In which the principal office of eaeh ot aald corporations Is located (or aervice, aad that said sheriff haa raturned satd summons to the clerk of said eourt with a raturn that he has been unable to obtain aervice on any of ths above named eorpor¬ attons.
You wtll therefora take notleo that said .Information tn chancery has been flled tn said Circuit Conrt ot Sangamon County. Jlltnota, and la now pending In satd oonrt.
CHAS.  L.  KOEHN. Clerk ot the Cirauit Court ot Sangamon County. EDWARD J.  BRUNDAOE,
Attoraey Oeneral of the State at Illinois.   .
RAILROAD ESiPLOYBS  MEBTINO
You will hereby take notice that the Attoraey Oeneral of Illinois has filed a bill In chancery In the name ot the People ot the State of Illinois against each of the above named corporations. In the Circuit Court ot Sangamon County t« the March term thereof, the said bill in chanc¬ ery praying for the dissolution ot each ot tbe above named corporat-
Jlon. Frank Nollman, of Centralta. I of each of "»* „f'P"/'"**' ** ''S and Congressman Williams, both ot «•**?«'? ^^La .,a .¦„;m«n. Whom made splendid spe^shes in jjl'^" ^'V'2?"J^r*cem ^'t^a .^ presenting the claima of Gov. Low- *°i""* *''',^,°J,?'l, """".kJ^^^^ ^ !rm,n°a';.r '""'"'"'*° Pmsldenttal  turn t^^h^e has-been unable to^ob^
the\rraurl^'LoXllirV-^"fu   wIR^So-n ^^t^^^
vx^:.Titara::TbraZiit ^' br flisi^in-'sr ctursz':
d^d "Lnd  appr^lattraudlence  that ft   Sangamon   County    Illinois,   and Save the eldest attention to an able  »s now »«««»»°Vha'2'V°koEHN Iddi«aa.by    Congressman Willtams.i „,   .     ,^xt^,Z:..i,iZl,S,'^t
SkSTtolto were alao made by Col. CUrk of »»» Cirauit Court of
™Tiack    Tanner.     Col.     Randolph'   ^ nn^l'xai
amuU     Tii,1s£i   A     IST    Tnllivnr    Leslie   BDWARD   J.   UKUMUAUS.,
lriSinde"n','Hon.'R.   a   Jone.'^and  ...attorney Oeneral of the State of F. H. Simpson., Both meetings show--""nois atrong sentiment  in  tavor ot
ed
Oov,  Lowden.
The Loulivllle band furalshed splendid music for the meeting at LouiavlUe.
NOTICB OF ACTION FOR DISSOL< UTION OF CORPORATIONS
Bl^T—SNYDER
Mr.   Frank  Burt  and   Miss   Ruth
To the foliowtng named corpor¬ ations, their offleen and stockbold¬ era: /
Library Assooiation ot Flora, The You will heraby take notice that
anr/er wera quietly married" at tie X^"MTrn*^n«rv°'ln"t£.°*«.«S
Kf«ael home in Wayne county last «'ef. a W»   « «'»*°*«g-{? ^, ,1mSS2
BJMday  afteraoon,   April   11,   1920, °* ,n..  !^l  oJ    thf i^ove named
Rev.   Roy  Kessel,  Baptist  mtntster, J"?'""!..•"^ .°* h.""^,'S?rr«°„',?'1
officiating.
corporation!^ tn the Cirauit Conrt ot
The'bSde is the daughter of Mr.   8a£wr°   F"."."^:..'--K„?f„ ^i^!?.
term thereof, the said bill in chane ery  preying  tor  the dissolution  ot each   of   the   above   named   eorpor
and  Mra.     John  Snyder,,   who live southeast ot Flora.    She has been a
SnS^eral'^are"' and has'' aTrae attons, and that a summons has been rtrairor?riJX'.n''our crty,'hi^[n"S »"-« ^y th. Jlerlc o,-..d court and taught  in  the  Flore  public  schools, ?«"7*red to the sheriif of the coun
for the past two yeara.
'he groom ts one of Wayne eoun
ty  tn  which  the  principal  office  of each of aald corporations Is located
ft^'ZJ^Z,',^fur^^^ "H."h« rt' tor service, and that said sheriff has tys prosperous tarmere. He has r^ ,„,..„..rt .aM .ummnn. to the cUric sided on his tarm for some time and
returaed satd summons to'the cterk I. hi«hlv resoected and a worthy °' ¦**^ "ourt with a ratura that he «««? m«n wortny  ^^   ^^jj   unable  to  obUln   service
"^ Mr a"d Mre. Burt will make their o«."y of the above named corpor- home oa hts tarm near Oeff. '"om.  ^^^^    ^^,^t^  ^^^,^ „„tte,
that satd IntbrmatlM in chancery has been flled In said Circuit Court of Sangamon County. Illinois, and ia now pending In said court.
CHAS.  L.   KOBHN, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Sangamon County. BDWARD  J.  BRUNDAGE.
Attoraey General ot the State ot
MARRIAGE LICENSB* ISSUED
Lloyd Mulllns, 28, Xenta Grace Wells, 21, Xenta. —Olney Tlmea.
XHNIA CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Elder U.  8.  Johnaon  will praach minois Friday ntght.    Don't    tall  to  hear htm.
NomcB oe ACTKur for duwol.
vnoN OF CORP^AnoiW
NOTICE OF ACTION FOR DISSOL- UTKW OV CORPORATIONS
vjfe
Chaa.' HaiMr waa aa Olnay Baturday. _      .   -
To the tollowing named corpor¬ ationa, their offlcera and stockhold¬ ers:
Marble Head Lime Company.
Yon WlU heraby take notlee tbat the Attoraey Oeneral of Illtnots haa flled a bill Itl'chancery In the name ot the Peoplis of ihe State ot Illinois agalnat eaeh of the above named corporations. In the CIreult Conrt of Sangateon County to tbe Marah term thereof, the said bill tn chanc¬ ery praying for the diasolutlon of esush. of the above named corpor¬ ations, and that a summons haa been leaned by tbe clerk ot said conrt and delivered to the sheriff ot tba coun¬ ty In which the principal office of eaeh ot aaid corporations hi located tor aervlee, and that aaid aharlff has raturaed satd anmmons to tba elerk of aald eonrt with a iptnra that he haa been nnablei to, obtain service on any of the aoove named corpor¬ ationa.
"Von wtll therafora take notice tbat aaid Information in chancery hiaa been flled tn said Cirauit Court of Sangamon County, Illinois, and tamOw pending in said eourt.
' CHAS.  U KOEHN,
Clark ot tha drault Court of . Sangamon Connty. VpmAMD J. BRimOAOB,
AWMBaay. Oaaatai.ai tba State, at
To the (oUowing named corpor¬ ationa, their officen and stockbold¬ era:
Clay County Printing Company
Flora Lodge Ne. 264 A. F. and A. M.
You will hereby take notice that the Attomey Oeneral of Itttaots has filed a bin tn chahcerv tn the name of the People of the State ot Illtnots against each of the above named cori>orattons, in the Cirauit Court ot Sangamon Connty to the March term thereof, the said bill in chanc¬ ery praying tor the dissolution ot eaeh of the above named corpora¬ tions, and that a aummons haa been iaaued by the clerk ot said eodrt and delivered to the sheriff of tbe eounty in which the principal office ot each ot said corporations is lo¬ cated tor service, and tbat said sheriff has raturned said summons to the clerk ot said court wtth a re¬ tura that he has been unable to ob¬ tain service on any ot the above named  eorporatloaa.
You will theretora take notlcie that said intormation in Chancery haa been flled in said Clrealt Conrt o( Sangamon Connty, IHinois, aad is now pending tn said eourt.
CHAS.  L. 4R>BIU«, Clerk  of the  Cirauit CoAri at Sangamqe^'Connty aiDWAKD J. BBUNOAOB?*
Attora^ Oeasral af tba 0tat«'.oC
.i«i-; ;,*.'.
.1 Illlnoto.
The Flora raitroad amployea had a masa meeting last Sunday <attat- noon, addreaaed by Mr. Adktnson, of St. Louts. Next Sunday afteraooa U. S. Bntton will addrass a atmtlar meeting. -rmtetiaaaAtAmiisittamaagssesssBmta!
'Given Away'
SATURDAY, 2o'clock,
April 24,1920
TICKETS FREE
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WHY I UKE  IT
It runs aaay.
It isnolsslssa.
It lias ball bearings.
It has no lost motion.
It ts.tha most durable.
It ts free from otl and Kraase.
It ta light, wsiRlis but 38 pounds.
It can be used on a benoh wringer.
It wtll not dry up'^and go to starea.
It has high moulding to prevent alt
slop. It oan be set on the stove and hsafc
water tn It. It tias the largest diameter pt agita¬ tor, 14 Inches. It applies Suction for the first tima
bjr a rotary motion. It will wash the dirtiest pla4a|faaUr,
tf you put them In tbe loSPb. Xt will not swell up and burst hoops '    or get so hsavy you can't lift (% ikfltator frame and handla are in aga "   J>lses so no parts oan aotoA XvfH^- i'hire la no place In the maablag libis
aglUtor falls to agitata ta ^MSb-
Ing.
It will WUb anjr size batcb from » ^ amall article teas large a batch aa any. 1.,
It usst four processes at ooea, 'Sana¬ tion,"   "squeezing,"    "ruMri^"
'    and "stirring."
With it you can waah lu one-half tba time you can with any other. Ko waahlng compound needed.
It has as largs a ospactty aa any fam¬ ily wMhgr. - -
It will do MOBB and BBTTBft Itodil with I^KSS labor than aiijr ,o|^ machine, althouKh it has no heavy and cumbersome castings, sd objactloqabls to otbsr ms- ohlMS.
Insist 00 bavtof ths WONDBB #4|lfS9 anlhyw no otber,   Ib
u tAw aioBBSTin' Aix Bica
GBADBS.,
J.BOWPtAN
Flora, IU.