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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
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aoumlinaroen. foet in einem ZIP.
pea an ons 4roletarint: v0bnq ii.
geno meIde Meintlugsberid)ieoen.
beiten geIten 3li Inlien. baben iid Oie
6iiBrer Der aontnllinor0en un6 bic
rbeiterbeb0lferltug attiaumengetor,
Inn cine fon1nliniitiide uno io5ioIi.
Itiide 8iftotur ourhouiesen. .Gs
miro cine Hote Qlrtnee erridtet lno
cine 8erbinoung NIT &uBlono ino
llngarn lofort bergeitellt tperoen.
Die neue &egierung miro iobaI0 ipie
nto9lid 0ettpnblen ottberoulnen, 0ie
oilF rebolitioftdrer 9oiis beruben.
Gem SDiten Der 8oIfSr1te iod Stet.
nlttlg aetragen 1tn0 ale offentlihen
angelegenbeiten meroen bon Dem at.
beiten0en 8olfe beitinuflt inerOen uno
8inar MIR bon Der glrbeiterfloIie, Die
adpttaliIten boben IN bieien 8era.
tltngen peoer Sit nod Gimme
Die @offmdnn Hegierling bat bon
8duberg aus einen Qppea on Dos
baberiide 8oIf gerihtet, in peIdpntI
allf bic bier ariegsIeiOeilsiabre ber.
ipieIen miro u1o legt elm BrooramnI
oar, tpeldes oas Gobinett I'm eyn.
tereIie 0eS go[fes ourdaufiibren &C.
oenft. Gas Bolt tpiro Gnfgefor0ert
5u Der bon ibu1 9eiuabtten Hegierung
5u balten lno i'm oerrofratiIhen
@eiit oas HefonTtruftionsiperf aus.
5ufii9reh trot 0er oiftatoriibenl
Sdrefensberridjaft, meI1e oie Grei.
beit bes boDeriIhen 9oIfes be0robt.
aopenbn9ert, II. april. - 8epe.
fhen ans 9iiiineen mcloen, oaB bic |
ltdotiiden 8eauteu ilno giirger Der
Staot 8iir5burg fib geeen bic So.
Oietregierung onfgelebnt boben uno
oaB ftd Die Stnot gegenlparti9 in
0anoen bon 9fegierttngstruppen be.
firt0e. gs fam bel Der Grftiirnilngt
oes 9fegiertlngspalaites 1mo Der 81.
ier6abnitntton 8u einetn erbitterten
5efedt Gie 3itaoelle gearienberg
enieits oeS Matn ipur6e obne g8t.
)eritan6 ge1onfnen. Gg beibt, ooB
)ie meiiten Der Gpartaferfiibrer III
berbaftet tporoen fino.
Geiterreid segeu Gpbiet.
Bern IL. 2(pril. gtuf Der ae.
tern in 8ien n6gebaItenen aonfe.
.ena bon 0elegaten Der GoIooten-g[r.
'eiterrate luuroe ein 8eIdluB gegenI
Finfiibrrng Der. 5obietregiernng ge.
aBt un0 Die foStnIiitiide 9fcgie.
glttgebeiBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
unterik. Biirocl
int 11ierikc crffscrce

8aibington, ii. Goiudra
6. Morgon, eilt mterifoniid)er sir.
ger lit IN Gbibeln, AZ WeiIen Dull
snfino Gru5, Mer., III Der Rddl
sum s. 4prtl ernloroet iDoroen. 0K
mar @elchdftsfiibrer elmer geiibuue
bon 1251000 9[dern, oie @eo. 0.
8riebt, &ouIas gitD, geboren. 0aa
Stoatsoeparterneut bat cine Inter
flid)ttng atgeoronet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
l1anks ON BcrS eines
Scifitben Dantpfcrs

@ai6iagton II. QlbriI-9o8
Marineocpnrtinent puroe in 4ennt.
ni8 qeiest. ooB Der erite Der ii6er.
nonmene;t IL oeutIden Gampfer
nit merifaniideu Gruppen an
8orO bon Brett ans in See oeIto.
den III. 9os 6fiff Die aailpriu
gl1iguita 8ictorio. miro 2200 Off.
siere uno M1onnidaften nod SEEN
gorf brinaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
Oontpcrs in 1lctu
1oork cinoetrcffen

9lep gorf, II. stpril. Gaaiii'
el @onpers, 4rdiioent Der ggneri|
can 6eOeratiou Of 21bor, lit geiterlI
an 8or6 oes 8autpferg 9fottpr0aiiI
bier eingetroffen. Ct geoodte all
fdngliA, A6er gtodt an 8oro si|
bIeiben., ols er ie0oh III senntniS
geiebt tpurOe, Dob feline 5ran bid
beioen ainoer erfrunft luare1l, IieE
er ftd frog Der 9nnfelbeit ans QailE
ietgn. gr broh In 2rdften olts, olS'
er ben nnierifaniiden gooen tDie6eS
betrat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
NQgcifteifter Streik
in -Jtalicn iitisenterf

giout, ii, 9lpril. - Selte beqonn
Der bon ben So3taIiiten berorOnetc
aIlgemeine Streif. StraBenbobneu
iino auBer 8etrieb geiebt unO 8Gf.
fereieu itilo geihloiien; es erideinen
feline 3eitltigen. Ser Streit ion
"a Stunocn oauern imo iUuroe be.
foblen, neil oie Gegierlng cine Ser.
fnnlnlung berbot, ipeIde In Crime.
rlntg an Die oHote @ode@ in Ger.
lin anberaurnt iuor0en mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
GdlneepFlna entQleiit.

9enber, II, april. s5n Der
Rdbe bon Colin, a1ni, entgleiItC
Elm niseeianoter Sdlneepflug Der Il.
e. gabn. Ger Sei5er G6urlps @ou,
0p boh 4loinpille. aoni., fam nmts
2eben un1 Der 2ofomatiofiihrcr SIN.
feD pur0e Bel Der IornpffeiieIeI.
YlOiion IebensgeIdbrIi9 Derbriibt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
GgzSaiicr bat orcke
BeGtbisfsa aekamft?

gfmerongen Ii. glprif. Ger
friibere qaiier g8il6eln ioa cine
aroBe 8eIibuna befonnt lnter oem
gaGein Gnglano@ gefauit
1oben. g8ie es beiBt, bot Der Gtabt.
rot bon Aueronqen iein Ginf0r.
neu mtf S0,000000 @1orf abge.
iddtt mo i'm oemaen11B beiteuert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
l1)ctterberimt.

SIR Omaha uno llmgebitna: Ilbof
beute obeno unO Santgtag. gsdrI
mer heitte abeno.'
Sir gte6rasfo: oGgeinein Idj5N
9elite abeiio nn0 Sarnstog. 8dr|
mer i'm aerttrafeu urO 0ltliden Geil|
somstag tdIter i'm tpeftIiden 9eiI.
Sir Soma: nagenein ihon bessh
obenO mo Gamstae. gsirHler I'll
duBerIten tpeltIihen EeiL beltte nbenl|
unO i'm Oltlideu EeiI Gnulstao.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
BabnbcSieltitete
crpalteit lftcpr ccbrl

Boibinoton, IL. 2(pril. - gabn.
oireftor Sines bat ben 8eoieniteten
oer amerifaniiben glationalbabn Ell.
ne ueitere 2obnerbobung 34geIpro.
den. lteber 100000 9tngeltpIlten
foriltrtt oieier 2obnatiihlag 3nglitc.
3erielbe miro bonn |. snnltar 0iries
SaDres oatieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
tt1alcns Gler0fcr
bieibt itcGlcn

garis. H.. gfpril. -9ls grdfi6cht
@ilion acitern oefn sSiibrer Der ia.
paniiten Delegation einen ggindJ
MAIDEN pollte, blieb Der SoteIeIe.
nator 3tpiiden stpei Stodiperfen
iteden ,fr mubfe 3ur sobbp 5ltrild.
febreib uub Der 9rdfioeut mar ge.
5ipuuaeu. Die 1rcppe 5a beuuteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
Cincinnati aenerpe6r 6rO6t NIT
Gtreif.

Cincinnati, O. II. @pril.
Gus 500 gtnnn beitebenoe bieiige
5euerfuebr, ipelhe cine Union ge.
biIoet BOT, orobt, Santstag an ben
Streif sn gebeu, falls Die bier emf.
Iafenen 6euerfUebrleltte ni6t pieoer
anaeffeIlt tper0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
11ierikaniicf,e BanSiten
entfiibren Gcilucrnemr

9areoo, Ger, II. gtprit.-@oii.
berneur anoreng S3nra nno iein
9ritoer @regorio ipuroen bon einetn
9abn5uee i'm gorriio5, 3luiiden 2i.
mares uno Gictorin, entFilbrt. sic
famen bon elmer aonferen8 nit an.
oeren 8ouoerneuren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
qlelr srnpprn Ie6rfn feim.

gteip Yorf, III. g(pri[. - Die
5ransportonnipfer gictterodu mo
Sulin sudeubnd brahten 5000 Sf.
ii8iere nn6 @lannihoiten ans Gu.
rnpa 5ltriid Ter Gaupfcr gannc.
nid miro norsen nit 1857 Gffi3ie.
rem uio giannidaiten 6ier eintref.
zen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
Nmrrifnnfr h NrniitL fetifrt.

@riiTel II. q(priI geioe qom.
meru Der 4arlnments gabeH gcitern
ntrno at ebref Der bier ipsIIenoeu
amerltaniiden aongreBleliig einen
enbfanQ.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11

8erlin II. April. Der 0elitIde
9itniIter oes gtusrD1rtigen @rnf BON
8rodoorff-9fanbau erfIdrte III elmer
geItrigen Heoe Dor oen1 Neid)atdg
in @eimar, oaB 9eiitidIano feinQif
SrieOensbertrag lt1lter5eihnen iners
De, Der bon ben la 9sitnfteit MiIs
ions obtDeidt. n9ie finan5ieIlest
6oroerungen@. iagte CT. vlueIdJe Bill
5rieoersbeoingunger etltbalfen foIs
len, beruriohen ltfleren Weqrlerf
ebenio biele Sdipierigfetten, iuie DIa
@ebietsonipriide. Cs lit railllogIIdz
DIE Sinan8frage ait Iolerl, ohne liiliss
re Sa6Deritdnoigen alif Dem Bebiela
oes sinorr5melens 5lt 9dte Su 8ies'
ben. 8ir tper0en ben @egnern bas
8iielid ibrer syoroerltligen uno Isls
ierer 3ablungsfraft flaren MujIdluii|
geben.4
8iliOu beiitdt sSapaner.
Baris, IL. 9LpriI. @ejtera iiaf5
mittag itattete Gr1iioent 8iIIon 0eaa
6iibrer Der iapaniiden DeIegotioiIs
Baron Wafino eiflet Veju1 ab. XII
miro angenonnen 0ab Der 9rdffs
bent nit 0ieiem Die iapaftiihen 9or
idlage binfiAtLid Der gIbanDerullq
Der aonititlttion Der g0IferIiga be
fprad).
SerbanOIunsen iAreiteu nuru6rfs.
8aibington, IL. gpril. asris
patneloungen aus Oem 8eiBen nol,s
ie beiogen, Dab bic sriqoensfonia
ren5 iDabrenb Der Ietten 8tuei Tna1|'
groBere 6ortifritte genQhf bnt. hill
pabren0 Der lebten slDei MoHea.
Die &e9ierungsbeantten Finb 0fieils
bar iiber Die 8eroung Der Dinge H
9aris b0dIibit 5afrieoefb urlo as
glaube11, 0aB eine @eiIegunq bef
Snuptfrogen biunen fiir5ent 5tt
luarten itebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
$lenarlibung 0fr
TrieOensfDnferflll
f9tpercn; 2isonrce Dcktfin pom ser DSlHcrz
liea Hcfnmiiiicn arcrkanftt
tcrbanSlmneen nebnten eiren raid6en Dcrfan|

Garig, IL. g[pri[. (gon garI 8.
@ront, aorreiponoert Der llnite0
9reb) Die ouf beltte onberoumte
9lenariittlng Der 5rieoensfoitferena,
in ipelder ser 8erid1t oes &outitees
fir internationoIe glrbeitergeiebge-
6ung enteegen eenonlnen per0en
ioa, miro ieoenfaIls oa6u 0ienen,
bic oft gum g[usbrud eefommene
llnaufrieoenbeit eingeberto au be-
leudten. Cine an8abl 2Gnber, bic
I'M aate Der n@roBen @ier@ feline
gertrettng boben, tuollen Die S6er-
bobeit iener arperi4oft nidt oner-
fennen. GbgIeid 5ugegeben tperoen
ntuB. oaB ollrd Die 8ilolmg Der
a@roBen 8ier" Die 5rie0ensberatun.
gen beoeliteno bei6lelttigt tuoroen
iino, 10 beabithtigen Die 8ertreter
Der fleinen Nafionen beltte 8eidner.
De oor8ubringen, neil ibrer 9lnfidt
nod Die 8eaniprlidung ibrer 2edte
auBer adt gelaIien iporoen itno.
Die 80lferIignfommiiiion nabmI
geitern Abeno einen 8eihluB an,
Der &onItitlttion cine &louleL beiali-
fii9en pono6 Die Monroe-8oftrine
beionoers anerfanrlt miro. 9ielelbel
muroe bon Col. 9ouie itttterbrcitet.
Die p@roBen Bier" iperoen mnbr-
i1einli1 birrnen fttr5etn peitere
MaBnabuen Die iie in lteberein-
itinrnung nit ben Ia gunften bes
Grdiioenten @ilion 9etroffen boben,
peroffentlihet1.
aeine &erbnnolungen nit ben
Soniets.
9aief II. april. (llniteo 95reB) |
Die aGiierten baben Die oeutide
benoaridtigt, ooB 8ap-
ern in ben 5rieoensbertrag nidtI
miteinbeeriffen iein miro. Cine 6er-
artige 8nnoIttngstpeiie Der aniiertenl
miro oabin altsgele9t, ooB bic a.
Iiierten tpobl Die l1nabbdngigfaitI
9nDerns aber nidt acknowledgements
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
Iie gaae in gaheru.

Mlindca #. gfpril. solpo1I
aud bic bis9eri9e, iprfde iid aus
nith Die biberiae, made iid Gus
So5iaIiIten suiamiiieHieate, hot OH
bic geDOIferng 2Ippelle sueds lln-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (No. se4). AUTHORIZED BY TIN
ACT OF OCTOBER 9, 1917 ON FILE Ar
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. MERE
By ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. 8. BURLEs0N, P0STMAsTER-GENERAE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-11
Die 9Ir6eiteriuirren

Berlin, IL. april. sy1iolge oeg
6treifS Der gantnn0eiteIteu gcrIius
ipnrcn bieIe @eIoinltitufe eeBtuunaen,
ibre 1ilren 5u id1licben. Die @e.
id1fte Ieioen unter oieiem Gtreif
gang beoeiiteno. Die 9eittlde ganf
ipm nidt geidloIien. eg miro an.
eeuommen, oaB bic Wie6rbeit Der
gafangeiteIIten bon eiuigeu fueniaen
1lnrubeitiiteru peronIoBt lpnrben, bic
4rbeit einsuiteaen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-11
WSSl WSS
ZROZENJ NAPODA

Kazdeho uprimnehG kraia-
ma bude zajimati, Z prave
kdy V Cechach prohlasuii re-
pabliku, samostatny Cecho5lo-
vensky stat, vydana byla V u
p/nlnku ma slavne uznani Ce-
chos'ovakn krasna allegorie,
Znazornujici Slavne uznani &c
choslovakl "a sanostatny ma
rod. -
Jest to krasny obraz malo-
vany ceakoamcr:ckym umel-
CEN p. Burianem, a proveden
jest V nadherne hn6de repro
dukci ma siln6m papife We We
likosti 25x19 palcG.
Inazorhuie iak Spojene Sta
ty,, Angle, Francie. Italie atd.
rfiiimaji teskoslovensky ma
rod mezi ostatni svobodne ma
rOdv.
Obraz Jennie V barvach pro
vedeny ! dollar. X dostani Il
V. J. Fort.era, 1901 E. AZ ul.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-11
OPOSICE ADMINISTRACNi-
MU SPOJENf v OKRESu

V hotelu Stat!er zorganiso-
vana byla nedavno liga. maiicl
v programu s,Outiti vSecky
spravy osad V Cuyahoga V adj
ministraci jedinou, spoleGnou.
cimz pry poplatnictvu v roce
asi S5O0,OO0 bylo by usetfano.
Vcera vsak zalozena t6mze
hotelu liga lima, oposicni, V kite
r6z rovnez vsecky vesnice,
taunSipv, m6stecka a m6sta v
Cuyahora okresu mali sva "a
stonpeni.
OpOsicni tato organisace slu
ie Suburban Civic League a
mlnvti ieii. D. r.. F.. Gresham
2 Lakewood. tvrdi. re by admi
nietraGnl slouceni V okresu ne
nrineslo pred n6stfm a venkOv-
skVrn ohcfr vThodv 5adn6 .
ze vScho C'ev Gland mel bv W.
hodv iedin6. Ve'kom3stskA no
1itika diktovala hv nrv venko-
VIZ iehoz nonIatnictvo bvlo bv
Clnvelandu ma milost-i nemi-
lost vvStavanO. OnOsifnf 1iua
rOdo;krn nrV vSa abv ki, "a
n,vSlendmn snoienf administra
cf W Cnvnh0ra na1oSo 2 row
nS7 We statnf 1erislatlSe nrot;
rodObrTm nlanfm chce aoito-
Vat 0rosiGri lira zvolIa 8;
7v'as+ni vvkornV vTbOr. ktnrv
dntcenon nroteStni a~;t ri
chrn mdit +; finnnrnvat. Vn W.
boru tor,. ienu mu3i Lake
wood, Furl;d. Rratenahl. Fast
Clnvo' and. Shaker Heirhts
01mstod iinVrh osad nrnd-
rr6rtskVch. iakoa ! tannSinii 2
venkovskFch distriktii Sko'.
nfch.
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-07-04

Excursion Tickets Are Now On Sale to
Resorts in the North, East, West and
Southwest.
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-07-04
DE LAVAL Separators and
Oil. T. S. HUMPHREYS,
Agent, Durant, Mississippi.

FOR SALE-Ford car, in good condition;
Office furniture, and odd pieces Of
household furniture, in splendid condi-
ton. Can be seen at DR.. NOEL'S OF
FICE, Lexington, Miss. 52.tt
STRAYED-From DR.. Watson's pasture
Sunday, June is, one black marc mule,
right eye knocked out; in good shape
LEN WASHINGTON, Lexington, Miss.
FOR SALE-Overland car, in good con-
dition; good tires; new SIS Willard
storage battery. Address PIN, care Of
Advertiser, or call at Advertiser office.
LOST-June 8, one brown female Collie
dog very friendly and answers to the
name of Dell. Reward for return to j.
W. SALLEY, R, 2, Pickens, Miss. A.?
FOR SALE-25 or 80 gallons louisiana
molaSses, $1.25 per gallon; one 30-gal.
range boiler, perfect condition. C, A.
LOFSTROM, Lexington, Miss. 3-4t
FOR SALE-One 3O-in. Williams grist
mill; 1 feed crusher, crushes corn, cob
and shucks together. McBEE. LUMBER
w., Lexington, MISS.
BUILDING LOT-On corner, West End;
splendid neighborhodd. Will sell at
fair price. Apply to B. H. COOPER.
Lexington, Miss. 3-4t-pd
FOR SALE-Two places 21s miles from
town; one on graveled road, the other
on improved highway. M. L. RODGERS,
Lexington, Miss. 2-tf
FOR SERVICE-Buy Fairbanks Morse
Type 2 Engines; 2 built-in magnetos;
11E, 8 and H. P. LOVE WAGON CO.,
Durant, Miss.
FOR SALE-Two used cars, Willys-Six
and ! Briscoe also 5-passenger Ford
body. EUREKA GARAGE, Lexington,
Miss. 1T
FOR SALE-Three Poland China pigs,
full blood. Telephone Mrs. LELA
EDWARDS, Lexington, Miss, for price,
etc, 4-3-pd
SEVERAL TONS of good hay; full-blood
Duroc and grade shoats for sale. W.
B. LUNDY, Lexington, Miss. 2-f
FOR SALE-Housc and lot--my home
place--at a price that will look cheap.
L. E. BARR, Lexington, Miss. 4S-tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Bicycle, almost
new ROY LuNSFoRD, r. Q, Lex.
ington, Miss. 52-h
FOR SALE-25 or 30 grade hefers and
young cows. R. A, WILKES, r. 2,
Eden, Miss, 42-pd
FOR SALE-Four- wheel log wagon, in
good shape. L. W. PARKER, Cruger,
Miss 2-4t-pd
OFFICES FOR RENT-All modern con.
veniences. B. S. BEALL, Lexington,
Miss .. Soft
EAR CORN FOR SALE-$2.OO per bushel
at barn. T. l.. D0WNER, Lexington,
Miss. 1-tf
FOR RENT-Furnished room, D. w.
BEALL Lexington, Miss Aft
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-07-04
CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTEDLFifty tie hackers at KERN,
Miss, on Y. NJ. v. R. R., I miles
north Of Tchula. Pay 40e for the red
and soc for the white oak every two
weeks in the woods; plenty Of thick tim
Der, srtesian water Come, don't write.
Bring camp ontht; ship to Keir:l, pre-
paid. Address BRADLEY LUMBER
COMPANY Greenwood, Miss. 3-3t
FOR SALE-Two brood sows, one thor
oughbred Poland China, other Poland
China Duroc cross; both young, but thin,
just weaving litter In good flesh win
easily weigh two hundred pounds each.
Forty and thirty-five dollars each, or
seventy dollars for the two. J. BAXTER
BYRD, Lexington, Miss. 4-2t
MAKE MONEY in your home town in
spare time. Sell hosiery with a guar
antee. The kind that won't wear out.
Ready market in your own neighborhood.
Big money maker. Experience unneces-
sary; we teach you. PHOENIX HOS
IERY CO., West Market Street Station,
Philadelphia, Pa. 3-7-pd
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-07-04

A very interesting political meeting
was held at Brozville Wednesday MORN
ing, beginning at 10:30 o'clock John c.
Byrd acted as master Of ceremonies, and
in well-chosen and appropriate remarks
introduced the speakers for the occasion,
who were Attorney-General Ross A. Col
Inns, candidate for governor, and Hon.
j. M. Forman and Lieut.. VIM. 7. Wynn,
candidates for district attorney, who made
splendid addresses and created favorable
impression upon the audience. The local
candidates present on the occasion were
Prof B. NJ. Settler j. L. Gray Parham
Williams, C. C. Swinney, Hon T. G.
Stephenson, Capt. l.. Noel White, j, Ken
nard Young j. D. Weeks, Prof. j. N.
Truitt B. N, Darnell, Baxter Wilson,
Prof. ]. M. Kimbrough, Hon. j, H, Fuqua,
Prof. G. H. Love, L. M Lawshe, A.
Reeves, p H. Zeigler, Judge e. D. Me-
Caleb, 2. b, Byrd,
County Farm Demonstration Agent d.
d. Gibson went up to E. R, Roberston's
at Sweetwater, Wednesday to see how
his patch of soy beans is progressing.
c. A. Beagle last week purchased 81
dairy hefers at Starkville and other
points which he has placed on his splen-
did plantation, Brougham. He will soon
have one of the best dairy herds in
Holmes county.
Miss Fannie May Murtagh is guest
of Mrs. John Ward Miss Murtagh is
cnroute from Memphis to her home in
LeXington,-W Winona Times.
Miss Ruth Walton, Miss John Ada Wal
ton and Miss Keturah Bailey, of Acona,
were priced weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Hamilton Walton.
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-07-04

200 ACRES FINE LAND-One mile
south of Howard, Miss. Canal draint
every foot; easily worth $4,000 per acre
when put in cultivation. Will sell cheap
half cash, balance to suit purchaser
Apply to S. G. KERN, Lexington, Miss
FOR SALE-Ford touring car, new tires,
Atwater-Kent ignition, in good con
dition, $27500; also Maxwell five passen-
ger. May bee seen at or phone BRUM.
BY'S GARAGE. Goodman, Miss 51.7pd
SWIMMING POND-Now open day
or night; 25c per swim-or coupon
book, containing 10 swims, for $500, on
sale at the Stigler & Hobbs Drug Store.
MARVIN STANLEY. Owner. Soft
THE JEFFERSON Standard Life Insur-
ance Co., of Greensboro, N. c., the
largest insurance company in the South.
We write ladies the same as men. A. G.
Kelly, Agent, Tchula, Miss. 3-tf
FOR SALE-Two 7O-saw Lummus Gin
outfits complete, 80 horse engine, 80
horse boiler. Will sell the engine and
boiler separate. 6. W. STIGLER, Lex
ngton, Miss 3-3t
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-07-04
Just Received-Specisl for
This Week, Officers Regula-
ton Shoes $500, at Flowers.

A bran new supervisor is managing
the home Of Joe Hargrave in Beat just
now Joe Hargrave is the proudcst daddy
you ever saw-Belzoni Banner,
Miss Rosa Sharpe, from Lexington. is
a visitor to our city, and will probobly
take a position with the Citizens Bank
4 Trust Co-Bezon Banner,
Mrs. Cross, of West, visited her broth
er, T. A. Brock. and family this week.
Carroll News, Walden.
Mrs. Ellis. Of Goodman, is spending
the week with her daughter Mrs. T. A.
Brock Carroll News Walden.
Mr.. Vendex Bailey. of Goodman, Miss,
spent Sunday in the city, the guest Of his
sister. Mrs. Walter Trotter,--Winona
Times
"Hang your clothes on the
Dixie Line" Dixie Laundry
Co., Watt Mccain Agent,
Phone 20.
Miss Bette Sue Porter and Frances
May Porter left yesterday morning for
Indianola on visit to their brother, A.
F. Porter and family.
II. IL NiDSOtt NthHis ihl ~ NN''N''SN''N
tion agent, went over on Marcells yes
terday morning on official business.
Hon. A. NJ. Pepper went over on his
Honey Island plantations yesterday morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. s Brock stopped over
yesterday on brief visit enroute from
Walden to Hollandale.
Mrs Abraham Flowers and Miss Birdie
Jaffe spent yesterday with b. Schur and
family, at TChula.
B. W. Humphrey, J. W. Salley and othO
Rainer motored up from EbcneSer Fri
day.
Just received, big shipment
evening dresses, sport skirts,
etc; special reduction on Walk
Over Shoes. Applebaum Bros,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Brough and Mr.
and Mrs. f. f. Williamson motored over
TO Louisville, Miss, yesterday on a visit
to Mrs Susie Bell
II. H. Wigley and Walter Wigley came
over from Belzoni Wednesday night Il
see their brother, T. S Wigley, who il
severely i'll,
Morris Lewis, accompanied by hi
daughter, Fay, went to St Louis las
geek to attend the federal reserve bank
ers meeting.
T. r. King, Of Durant, made Lexington
n business visit yesterday,
]. ]. Baker was down from Cruge,
Wednesday night
Mrs. Ida King left Friday for Glen
dora to visit her son, Joe.
Carload Packers CanS--No
"a, $3.50 per 100; No. 3s, $5.OC
per 100. Barr-Cwin Co.
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-07-04
Lexington Boy Saw
Peace Treaty Signed

John S. Horton, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ H. Horton, had the rare honor OF be-
ing present at the signing of the peace
treaty at Versailles, terminating the
greatest war in the history of the world.
He has been attached to President Will
sons residence during his sojourn in
Paris during the peace negotiations and
has had the opportunity of seeing many
of the worlds greatest notables.
W. " Tyson, of Coxburg was a busi-
ness visitor to the city early yesterday
morning.
T. W. Evans has purchased Fordson
tractor from Barr-Gwin Co. ]. Preston
Rogers spent Wednesday in teaching the
proper management and operation of
the same.
s. E. Sample, of Ebenezer, made Lex
ington business visit yesterday.
W. W. Ammons, of Emory, sojourned
in the city Wednesday.
Carload PACKERS Cans--No.
"a, $3.50 per 100; No. 3s, $500
per 100. Barr-Gwin Co.
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-07-04
HOME BREVITIES

Miss Vivian Fisackerly returned We'd
nesday morning from Ethel, where she
had been assisting her mother, Mrs. Lila
Fisackerly, in conducting short course
in domestic science for Attala county.
J. NJ. Alexander has returned from
West Point where he has held the position
of prescription clerk in drug store sew
eral months in place of a man serving
with the c61ors who has just returned
and resumed his position.
An election was held in Carroll county
this week at which it was almost unani-
mously decided to issue road bonds for
S125,00 to complete an important link
in the chartered jefferson Davis highway,
air line route This is the Jefferson
Davis highway" that passes through Lex.
ington.
The Lexington advertiser., 1919-07-04
Miss Charlotte Nelson
Entertained Soldiers

Soldiers in Ward No. 81 Of TIE base
bospital. Camp Grant, had a happy break
in the monotony of The day Saturday
when Miss Charlotte Nelson, of Goodman
Miss. pianologuist and dramatic reader
gave them a program Of readings at the
hospital Her clever original sketches IN
italian dialect, in which she exeels,
notably "The Street Piano Player" and
Lonely Honeymoon" made an immense
hit with the boys in the watd aid those
outside who heard the reader. asked her
o read for them.
Miss Nelson is a daughter of hr. and
Nrs William J. Nelson, influential resi-.
dents of Mississippi. Although girl OF
hut 21 her talent is wonderfully developed
and the originality ani clevarncso dis
plaved in herwritings. and her inimitable
manner in giving her readings and
pianologues make her an entsrtairer OF
rare charm. She started on her protes'
sional career in Washington, d. C., IN
April and is meeting with great success
While in Rockford Miss Nelson has
b,an the guest Of Mrs, Luther Derwent'
Rockford, H., News.