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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14
INDUSTRIAL CON-
GRESS CONVENED

The fifth annual convention of the
Texas industrial Congress, to be held
at Dallas on December 10, when
'-sIzes for the best results in COM
0ve crop production, aggregating
\ 200 IN gold viii be awarded;
NJ be made up Of officers and mem
(ers Of the Congress, delegates, con
iestants and visitors. The delegates
win be appointed by County Judges
Mayors OF towns and cities, CONNER
cial bodies. and State Associations
whose work Is connected with agri-
cultural botterment or otherwise al.
Qled with the purposes of the Con
eress.
y Tie general attendance of all con
testants and their friends is desired
for the reaeon tnat these conventions
|inapire gnch a feeling OF mutual en-
oo,nhgement ana determination a.
mong them as is of the utmost ad-
vantage IN carrying forward the work
,uf the Congress for better farming
Nuring the whole Of the ensuing year
me conyention has been limited 20
enc day. and the program and prizes
awards arranged accordingly The
railroads OF the State have made a
special low round-trip rete TO Dallas
for The occasion.
Scurry county has number Of
contestants and It is hoped they will
an attend the meeting and note the
far reaching results Of this better
farming movement.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14
CommunIty Co-orcrntlon.

ID people in any community ga
Scurry county want 20 build a church
school house OF anything of the kind
for the public good they would come
to the snyder business people for
help and they always get &c. The
snyder business men do not mind
chipping in' for The public good
but they are entitled 90 your trade.
because they are your friends. help
iue always to pay taxes. support
schools churches and contributing
to aI public necessities and public en-
terprises They win feel more Ike
helping on these things and viii BE-
.u better position 90 do so if they
get an the trade t1 which they are
entitled The same is true OF any Io-
cai business man.
Tho Folecr Coffee pcop.e and tie
Brown Cracker people conducted
demonstration OF their goods Tues
day 90 J W Tcmpletou's grocery
store and lots OF people sampled
these well known and reliable brands
OF goods. All users OF coffee and
crackers know the Fo'zcrs and the
Browns. and the people OF scurry
County know j. W. Templeton.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14
Anderson,s AhIIIty Recognlzed.

Mr., E j. Anderson OF Snyder one
OF the vice presidents Of the Auto
mobile Association at Dallas, has re-
Gently been elected organizer for the
Western Division of the Southern
National Highway Association.
Mr.. Anderson has been a faithful
worker for the transcontinental high
tay and Il Is gratifying to note the
mark OF appreciation etended to him
BY the association.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14
AMERICAN COLORS FLOAT
OVER SNYDER POST OFFICE

Postmaster Barnes has put a dis
tinctiye mark on Uncle Sans head
quarters in Snyder in the way of a
United States flag which he had
Mr.. j. W. Massey to hoist over tho
post office this week The very sight
OF the Stars and Stripes waving In
the West Texas breezes makes US feel
like we could sustain our quota of
regional Banks. pay taxes on our in
comes and clean up the entire MeXi-
can population Aqua Prieta to Vera
Cruz and then some.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14
nr. Kings operntinp Tnhle.

DR. r. j King, sometime ago built
an operating table on which TO op-
crate on horses coming under his
veterinary practice His first patient
was placed on the table last Mon
day. He owned a grey horse that had
serious growth in the belly.
The animal was strapped to the
table standing and then laid over
and firmly strapped so that he could
do no more than wrlthe and groan.
The growth was successfully remov-
cd but the severity OF the operation
was so great a shock that the horse
never recovered and died during the
night
This table has been approved by
the Veterinary Association. II places
the subject under better control than
the old way OF tying and the opera
tor may take all the time necessary
for perfect work.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14
nlnl DIsrcpnrds Hucrtn.

Old Gen. Porfirio Diaz, the onyl
man who has ever held Mexico down
is still In Paris lie says he will not
return to Mexico unless some for
eign power invades his country. In
more recent interview he was ask
ed n he had requested Huerta 10 re-
sign and he said:
II care nothing about Huerta.
what / said on the Mexican situation
a week ago / stand on now. ] am TAX
ing no hand in the politics OF my
country. / shall return to Mexico only
In event Of foreign invasion o. an
imperative summons from my peo-
Pile"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14
AItrurian Club.

The regular session of the Altruri.
an Club was entertained Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs Olln Hardy. with
Mrs. Whitmore. president. Mrs +. +.
Grimes. Secretary. and Mrs. Hutche-
son leader. other members present
we're Mesdames Higgins. Howard
Howell. Barnes. Curnutte. Cooper,
Anderson. Hutcheson and Towle,
with Miss Mimms Of Ennis as guest.
Lesson I'm Macbeth was continued
through Scenes III. and ". Of Act
2. and Scene ]. In Act III.
Dainty refreshments were then
served.
The next netting will be held az the
home OF Mrs. c. C.. Higgins. Novem-
Der 26th. 1918.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14


Judge Buchanan was called TO the
bench Monday afternoon to hear
,habeas corpus motion OF W. l. Hunt
he blind beggar man who was fined
In the Mayors court here some time
ago on a charge OF vagrancy. The
man has been In jail ever since his
trial. He came before the court Mon
day by his attorney. W. s Payne and
made a motion for release from Gus
tody Ne pleaded that the record
shows his trial and commitment In
the Mayors Court instead Of the cor
noraiIor ccurt. HARDY NJ. Boyd rep
resented the state. and after argu-
m.nI I1e court overruled the motion
n1 ire 1tfendant was remanded to
I1, tu..6df Of the peace officer and
~. faken back to jail.
I(drs Payne gave notice that he
.IIa proceed at once 70 carry the
on 10 ne court Of Criminal ap-
I.a|t .| Austin.
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PrshrterInn Church.

Unusual interest In the Presbyter-
ian services lately. Bro. Howard is
giving his congregation some ser
mons on topics OF special interest.
Next Sunday he purposes to talk
about the Marching orders Of the
church"
There will be services II a. m. and
Z D. m, and you are all invited.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14

Attorney General Looney contends
that the more he has learned the man
agement Of the Katy railroad the
more thoroughly ne Is convinced thA
the suit against o. Is justified. He
saws the Katy OF Texas is controlled
by the Katy Of Kansas In violation of
the Texas Constitution
He SAYS that consolidation OF the
Katy with other parallel and COM
peting lines is violative OF the con-
stitutlon. He asserts that the charge
that the suit has stopped further
building In Texas Is untrue and
quotes the records 10 show that on
account OF money matters the pres
ident OF the Katy put a stop to build
iur and improving before the suit
lras brought. For these and other
jreasons he thinks the people gener-
Sliy DO not know the facts in the
case. It is rumorcJ that an effort
MI De made 20 put the Katy In the
IL 60. 70 receiver
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14
COURT SETS ASIDE
HAYWOOD CONVICTION

Trenton. n. j., Nov 1O-The state
Supreme Court here today set aside
the conviction OF William HAYWOOD.
who with two others connected with
the Industrial Workers OF the World,
was convicted on charge Of beng
disorderly persons in connection with
the recent strike Of the Patterson
silk workers.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14
noo,he I.owcr, at opera Hou.e.

y Boothe Lowcry at Opera House.
The people OF Snyder who extended
their presence and patronage to the
Opera House Lyceum Lecture by Mr..
Boothe Lowery Wednesday night en-
joyed an intellectual treat.
The audience was small. Such an
Entertainment deserves a full house
Mr. Lowery has nationwide repu-
tation as a platform speaker. His
subject. Simon says wig-Wag." was
we'll developed Tyrants require
obedience to their demands. Public
opinion Is a tyrant. People every
where must conform to popular opin-
ion. Customs. conduct. dress. con-
Nersation. amusement Mr. Lowery is
apt IN illustrating his expressions.
The opera house manager Is TO
be congratulated on securing this lee
ture. -
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Here From California.

Dec Duke and wife formerly Of
lnyder and Roscoe. now OF Califor-
Va. came home last week to attend
he funeral OF Mrs. Dukes father.
Mr. ]. NJ. Champion. Dee was meeting
old friends in Snyder wednesday.
Mrs. Champion will probably return
with them.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14

Judge s. p HardWick OF Abilene
has asked the question: What per
manent good viii Attorney General
.Isooney's suit against the Katy road
accomplish" The people Of Texas
are apt 20 still wonder where the
benefits come to the public. Il may
result in benefit to Mr.. Looney.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14
Gib EIkins Get. Emhalmcrs License.

Gilbert Elkins has been studying
embalming for the past year and for
six weeks has been attending the
college of Embalming In Dallas.
where he has made good. He took the
examination this week and telegraph
ed his father Thursday that he passed
a successful examination and WIS
granted license. he is nov an au-
thorized Undertaken and Emhaimer.
The signal congratulates him.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14
Mnr RecornI,e con.tllutIonaI..

Noeales. Sonora. Mexico. Nov II.
William Bayard Hale. President
wilson's personal representative.
went into conference with Gen. Ven
ustiano Carranza here just before
noon today. together with Carranza's
entire constitutional cabinet ,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14

4h. stna| extends sympathy to
r.|IoI "a "a Murray Of the Post City
...I n. lI. recent death Of his faith
naHs Tlzas.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14

Amounts payable TO West Texas
Bridge co. S1GO3.4O on February Is.
1914, 1915 and 1916. Interest G per
cent.
The court ordered a correction in
assessments Of east half Of section
$40, block 90. making IT $500 an
acre as rough grazing land.
The court contracted with st.
Louis house for scurry county blank
books. stationery and other supplies
to be furnish. The house gives bond
to insure satisfactory service.
The commissioners reserved the
privilege OF purchasing any or all
statinery and other similar supplies
that can be furnished by scurry
County citizens.
A committee OF citizens went be-
fore the court Wednesday to secure
final action on location Of the sny-
der-Dermott-Polar road. Geo. W.
Brown was ordered 10 proceed 20
have this road opened.
j. J.. Andrews was appointed
court house janitor for the next year.
The Commissioners court made fin
al settlement with A. Merritt for
assessing 1913 taxes $ J.. Brown
and j j. Hodnett trustees OF Mitch
ell county line school district %.
applied for an order 90 sell the old
Red Bluff school house site. Appli-
cation rejected.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14

The cotton market went off In New
Orleans last Saturday about two dol
lars a bale. This week II has been
up a little and down a little. Mid
ding cotton was quoted Thursday at
13 cents. The ginners think II the
weather remains good few more
days, regular running will be over.
Ira has ginned more than 1000 bales
and has weighed more than was gin
nod there
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14

Our enterprising real estate firm.
Baker. Grayum q Andet tson. report
the sale Of SEQ acres Of the Foscue
estate near Hermleigh to p. Freytag.
consideration all cash.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14

Misses Alta and velma Edmonson.
OF Dermott visited the family OF NJ.
A. Warren early this week
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14

J. N. Louder. Of Roscoe. came up
"Wednesday he is thinking seriously
Of casting his LOT with us.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14
COMMISSIONERS
COURT At WORK

The county commissioners court
is in regular quarterly session this
week. They have been considering
claims against the county. collecting
rabbit scalps. looking after road mat
ters and doing the many other THINKS
that have come up for consideration.
Secretary Anderson OF the Young
Mems Business League went before
the court to get them TO arrange TO
have government engineer make
survey Of the roads in the county
and estimate the probable cost OF put
ting them In first class condition. II
is understood the court agreed TO in
wife the engineer to come but II IS
expected that the expense viii be met
by the citizens OF the county.
The court went over the accounts
for bridge building and provided for
settlement of same.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14

The weather this week has been
almost ideal
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-11-14

Turner was IN Monday from
...|. ... ma vent forward on his
..1 It1
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DISCUSS FEATURES
OF WORKHBN'S ACT
At MEETING or EMPLOYEES AND
LABOR MEN YEoTERpAV.
Fixed Compensation and state Meaep.
epiy Of tnsuranos Disaueesd-
Committees Are Appointed.

Seeral features OF the proposed
workmen's compensation act a.
drafted by local cimmittes Of rep
resentative men were discussed It q
meeting held yesterday afternoon In
tho board Of trade rooms. The meet
Ing was largely attended. nearly 100
manufacturers and labor men, in ad-
dition to representatives OF liability
insurance companies. being present
J. c. Mckinley was chosen chairman
Of the meeting.
general discussion Of the bill was
held. with many present taking part.
and although Il was the unanimous
opinion that some such law should be
enacted by the legislature there was
considerable opposition to a few fea-
lures OF the proposed measure.
The question as to whether the
state should have . monopoly on the
insurance or whether liability com.
panies would be allowed to compete
with II was discussed at length and a
special committee. composed OF Alex
ander Glass. Thomas A. Beattie and
Joseph Brady, was appointed to con-
slider the matter In detail.
Referred to Committee.
POAAe Al tAo PEOROocQ law
that was dwelt upon at considerable
length was the clause concerning the
hxed compensation in case OF acct
dent. whether fatal or otherwise, pro-
viding fixed amount for the loss OF
lie. or permanently or temporarily In
jured. The matter was referred to 4
committee composed OF Attorney J.
w. Ewing. DIR. A. B. Barnett and ]. c.
Mckinley. This committee will hold
q meeting this morning at IL o'clock.
The committee OF which Mr.. Glass
Is chairman will meet Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock and a call has
been issued TO all manufacturers and
employers OF labor In the Panhandle
district TO be present. The meeting
will be for employers only. \ general
meeting of employers and laboring
men has been called for Wednesday
afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. at which
time the committees will report their
findings and the proposed measures
VIII be generally discussed.
IL was reported at the meeting yes.
terday that owing to the vast amount
OF business before the legislature the
hearing on the workmen's compensa.
ton act has been postponed until the
latter part OF the week. IL is likely
that committee will be appointed at
tomorrow meeting TO go TO Charles
ton TO attend the hearing and TO work
IN the interests OF suitable law.
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CAMERON

Mrs Thurman Myers and little SON.
BurwafG ~ New MarfinsVille are
ttsndiur rev dave with her parents
SCR and Nie Hentlsy ward
FRANK Howell vlo has empio, mont 90
ieiiaife ~ spending e. few DAYS pttn
hla fauI, o. this place
"wednesday morning. January 90 0c-
rufr.d the death ~ Mfs itsrii VIE 81
1otu rnrdi ~ Pneumonia after an ill-
rees sf bat thrss d4ea tufermeut va
cemetery 90 farm IfIday
Nisu Iufa itnwell vino is teaching
rn"t in Swifgeritrd township This
,,urtt spent Satufinv and SUNDAY With
fe. parents NJ aud Mrs. " " lfnWfll
W Ward. " hn has euiiioN Weut 90
akfou b. spending rev days with bis
III lam Tidd ier, Friday o. spend e
frU dsts Nth his SON. GeurEc. n
h. - ~ Uu.tfk. ~ Round rottorn.
vas rf"ic--ionsl caller here Thurs
D. sftius1u sren' vouIa, anil
rUtqItt w.fh .iffIr.s ~ vs. s,.,ilHrd sud
Nsw Mar. rstilie v Va
Ituir. FIiutiHr o. n~ f1'rEv. vas a
Do STRESS cd .r Iefe Thur s1aN
IH...fe ~ .iFHr. 90 tiff I-NIIle. was DO
ii1efinr oil tri gasoline here Thui sday
veil we,~ o. 2 Keller WIZ I.Indsnier
and W " Howell
rt.f. w.. e. quarterly meeting FOO the
- ,,,T-'h s"ni''. conducted hs
o. o. u9u ha- purchased the tiv,
tu'r fw f"r hie 5000 clarence. We
a.. ,.f.rau tas Purchased the Oid
JOHN TfaigEraf
Nucuouer e. TIat-. er Ueausvuie.
.'.i H ~ keiiers sale here satur-
lrer' lisrtun" spent fev days last
~eet With hfa parents Nr ana Mrs
Jo+'FI iiHrtiinc. - this place.
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another course started

There viii he another course started
next October
class IN home nursing is now be
ing conducted under tho tesdershfp
~ Dr kOay This class does not ia
any way seek 10 take the place ~
~" graduate nurse. buf aims IN sun.
PIGMENT her work when the patient
j. convalescirg ana yet needs and at.
tcndanf nurse
There VIII be- cake and candy sale
h"id at tho store ~ George o. Stifel
y Go on Saturday morning r., 10
o'clock This sale IL m charge ~
Mrs George Woods and Mrs fames
Ewing. Wifh number ~ tho ladies' Of
Tho board ~ directors 10 assist them
Excellent home made cakes and candy
VIII Do offered FOR sale The previous
sales have been very succcasful aud
ms on" promises to be ~ popular
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REGISTER DOPE
ARTIST DREAMS
WRITES AN INTERESTING Ac-
COUNT OF AN EVENT.
That Comes OF Next Month-AIso
Gives Brief Account Of Address
That Was Not Delivered.

The Market street bureau OF misin-
formation, commonly known as the
Register. again lived up to its reputa-
ZION Yesterday. by printing a story TO
the effect that on Sunday morning
the Island Christian church had ten
dered farewell reception TO Rev. Ed
gar Johnson. who is soon TO leave for
africa. where he Will labor as a mis-
sionary under the auspices OF the To-
car church. The story was rewrite
from another in Sundays paper which
said the affair would take place Sun
day morning AT 1890 O'Clock. In
making the arrangements. the Regis
ter overlooked an important detail -
they failed 10 notify Rev. Johnson,
ana the Island church congregation
in time for the event and as a result.
Rev. Johnson spent Sunday az his
home in indianapolis Ind. and Rev
llutslar. pastor Of the Island Chris
tian church. conducted the usual
morning service.
However. the Register yesterday
says that during the farewell recep-
ton, MIR. Johnson dwelt at length
on the extensive work done In foreign
lands and told OF the forces that drew
him 10 the unciviliZed portions OF AZ
RIGA. They also added that the To-
cal pastor and congregation wished
him GOd-speed In lis work.
Here's the Facts.
Nearly three months ago. the Intel
lieencer printed an exclusive story.
saying that Rev. Johnson had been
selected as missionary for the local
church and would 40 10 Africa. ON
last Friday. the Intelligencer printed
arOther exclusive article TO the effect
that Sunday. March >. has been select.
ed a. the date for rendering the mis-
sionary farewell reception. The
story also gave all arrangements
which had been completed up until
that time
Trailing as usual. the Register in all
probability got the tip to the story
from Fridays Intelligence. but the
"dopester' on the Market street sheet
evidently got his dates mixed or wires
crossed. and instead OF the affair hav-
ing occurred last sunday, Rev. Huts-
lar declares u viii take place sunday.
March .. a. vas originally Intended.
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LOTUS TO FACE
MURDER CHARGE
WILL BE TRIED m The CRIMINAL
COURT TODAY
For the Murder Of William "chatty''
evIloeb-csse viii Attract Much
Attention.

The case ~ tho state " Martin
Lotus. charged with completely 700 one
o. The most brutal murders pertrtraf-
cd In the history % the county. viii
op1n In the criminal court today
Judge Alan Robinson presiding. and
viii No doubt attract MUGS attention
90 all ~ the mon connected with tho
crime are veil known here Lotus,
together With Thomas Gaftrell and
John Blaitner. are charged with hav-
mr. kicked. heat and inflicted such IN
iurier on "Chatfr' Bullock that death
resulted, the crime having occurred
IN the LaBelle copper shop on the
South Side several months ego Tho
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CIRCUIT COURT
present Term ls About Over-Feu
or Docket for Disposj,,on

The present term ~ The circuit
court has about ended judge Hcr,ev
~ part ono having disposed ~ al
Jury trials some time ago and Iufe.
N"Wfndu ~ part two having heard
hit last jury trial on Saturday Yes
i'rdhf morning an order vas handed
Gown iuFirucfing tho lurv commission.
fr' 20 meet on FRIDAY and SOLICIT tho
iury for the March torn A. Tho
.vimc fimc tho criminal court iur.,rr
uili also 10 drawn
Judge Newman entered an order
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Y. W. c. A. NOTES

Tho class taught by Dr Harriet -.
Jones ~ the association vas not p
class in surgery. huf a class IN First
Aid 20 tho Injured. course arranged
BY the Red cross society FOR Tho
Young Women Christian aasOcla.
alton. and FOR which certificate is
given i' tho student successfully pass.
90 tho prescribed examination IN tho
course ~ lessons ius' completed all
Who took the examination we're suc.
crss'ul. and fen received certificates
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NABOB LIMA BEANS

Like the fresh Beans from the
Garden 15e a Can
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the testimony which they gave al the
preliminary hearing. ~ appears a. if
the men viii be- convicted Biattuer
and GattreIl will be- tired on a later
cate
Prosecutor Addl"man appeared in
the criminal court yesterday morning
nd asked that the Indictment against
jenkins. charged with having embez-
zied about 5000 from Tpchurch lodge.
= %. 4. W be nollied on the grounds
that the money had been refunded
The request 81 the prosecutor was
granted.
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yesterday appointing Baird Mitchell.
a. special receiver and committeeman
for George Caldwell NJ Caldwell
appeared iu the court yesterday and
stated that n arrangements could be-
made. he would Ike 10 enter some
private sanitarium and his request
VII likely DO compiled with.
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COUNTY COURT
Marian. License.

Marriage Licenses
Charles 4 liarVrv. % ~ Toronto
canada and Maize Ccnman. -. Of
Hel.aire Ohio
Joseph PcylL 90. and lila Mary. 90.
both - this civ
Realty Deeds Filed
Mary X Stock and conrad stock ~
George kleifner parcel OF ground pr
Merritt street consideration. $50
August Fruhme ua executor and
Npv Hium and others ~ John Kul.
Hsn and others. tract 0f land IN Rit
chic district. corsiderI' ton $40
Ruth o. Tasting fo rhar.e- V,v.cr
parcel ~ around on uverf, ninth
street. consideration. ST.
Deeds o. Trust;
Sin dcces ~ trust were frff for roc
ord With The county clerk yesterday
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fyou're going abroad we can furnish YOU every
thing you need-tranSportaton, steamer reServa-
ton, passports letters Of credit and fun norma-
ton on how to get where you're going with least
trouble.