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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-04-30
Nitrate OF Soda Shipments.

Many carloads OF government nj
different points in thiS county. and
the farmers are paying up and or
dering much more soda daily. Z. l.
Reardon, federal nitrate distributor Is
having Il very busy time distributing
and collecting for soda. Hundreds of
thousands of dollars have passed
through his hands lately. County
Agent J. Frank Williams urges that
farmers who have in applications viii
pay up and order May shipments i'm
mediately in order to have the soda
delivered in ample tine for crops.
And that those who have not paid
UP will do so and order thci, soil:
shipped if they wish it for use during
May.
The government has plenty Of soda.
in fact there is no doubt at I'll ;ha:
the government has ALI soda n@ces
sary to fiji! every application, and
some to spare. Quite number order
cd soda shipped during Mach ant
April, and some in February vino hay"
rot paid. They should notify th''
distributor what they are going 70 do
about this soda. Since labor condi-
tons at the ports have been improv
ed the soda has been coming iG q
steady stream daily for the last ten
days, delayed shipments have been
coming out in u rush. Eight cars ar
rived in one day for Sumter last
week.
Those who applied for soda ail"
have not paid for same or made an
statement Of their intentions to &C
cept or decline this soda. ere N hon
or bound to make some statement tC
| the county agent or the local fedora
distributor, as other farmers are CRY
anxious 10 secure government soda
and the unpaid for soda, not to be ;ac-
ceptcd can be sold 10 other farmer
who do want soda. If t;ioS" who or
dercd and did not accept arc honor
( able enough and busin"ss-iitle enough
/ to cancel their orders in time 20!
i The undelivcred soda to be sold 1c
those who do want it.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-04-30
BL0y PROVES FATAL.
Propeller Airpfane Kills Mechanic.
an Frank Pride.

indianapolis, April 6-MechaniciaJl
Frank Prize. son of John Pride,
Uniontown Ala, enlisted man at
.ttached to tie Victory Loan flying cir
scus which -,as here today was fatally
injured thixafternoon when his head
was ernshe by a propeller blade on
nlachinewhich he was attempting
8 to start. lie died on the way to {,
hospital ad the body was sent to
Fort Benjmin Harrison. from which
it will be aken to Nashville, Tenn.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-04-30

Posters and hand bills M" lll't''dE
out announcing that 10Th Division
SPECIAL the government trophy tr;ti'l,
will arrive in sumter on "Wednesday.
April 30th ut 80 Y. NJ The visit
OF this train viii Offer tho opo"!-
tunitr Of H:e time for those who's"
part in the war was pe!iorile'i :lt
home TO see genuine specimens OF ali
agencies OF military and naval "a
fare that have been used in the &ira;
van. All The articles exhibited :i:c o'
the latest type and have 5'f'n ii &c
tual service at the front t.vcryone
in Sum1cr county should ." ai ths
4. 6. l.. depot At lhc tine naIac" II
orGe, to take ful! advantage cf ibis
crn9t chance to see u whole museum
full Of wa machines and relics .b-
solutelv free Of charge. Tie tr;,iI
VIII stop ut Sumter for one hour and
ten minutes.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-04-30
Death.

Mrs. s. ~ Brand passed away =
her homc on Farvin St. Saturday
in her eighty-thii'd Year. She is sur
vived by the following children.
Mrs. C. W. Hewitt and Mrs. j. s
Garner of Darlington; K; a. aud J. \
Brand. Of Wilmington, ~ G.: Mrs T..
T. pullic and G. M. Brand of Sumter:
Mrs. John A. McMulr;y, Of lTayrtte-
vile. y. c.; \ T. W. S. Brand. witt
the army OF occupation III Germany
One brother. s. NJ. Pierson, Sumter
county, and one sister, Mrs. II. j
Epps. of Lake City. survive.
Funeral services were conducted
at the residence Sunday afterlmoa I;
:: O'Clock
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-04-30
Sight 0 Food
Made Him Sick
Dreaded II Meal Time to Come
-Thouat of Food Nauseat-
ed Him. Dreco Has Relieved
This SeDus Case of Stomach
Trouble

~ alrnostlreaded for meal time
20. come, tn sight of food, the very
Thought OF ting, nauseated me-"
writes Mr.. T. Shoaf, Of 103 Cal
shoa1, ST. canbia. s. G.
~sEor lnont I have had a bad case
6f gastritis H my stomach seemed
inc3pablc ofiigestin2 what ate.
I'd have panhnd my stomach would
become dissacd from gas. Severe
heada ches den attacked me. and
constipaiiolg& Il source Of daily .in-
noyancc. b tried most OF tht,
popularity adt;iscd remedies with
out much godresuit but as soon as
7 began on pfo knew il was diff
fereit for | ftfhe effects Immediate
]y It soothedny stomach and neu-
tralized that gas condition. now
so TO the tab IS regularly rs any
body. and enjd dmy meals thorough
ly and have bad effects after
yards The ostipation is relieved
and | haven d a headache since
finished the fl bottle Drcco is q
fine medicine a l gladly give 4 pub
lie endorsemelp of j."
Drcco mad{roffl the juices OF
roots. herbs. bdS and berries. seens
( to combine witthe secretions Of ths
stomach and pHucc remarkable re-
e sultg-5t IS nasold- by ali gooo
druggists throubut the country an6
y highly reconended in Sumter bl
Sibert'S Drug Se.-AdYt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-04-30

s Sydney, Iarch 4 Correspondence
The cityt sydney has spent nearly
100000 s1ce the beginning of the
Spanish iruenza epidemic in dealing
with distris due to unemployment
because o4he disease.
Sixty-for depots have been es-
tablished h,oughout the metropolitan
district wit officials at their head au-
fhorized t extend rent relief ard
provide lesings and board 10 thos"
made henieSS or penniless through
the disease
Up to de 16.o33 persons have re-
eeiFed relf through the agency ri
these depu.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-04-30
Wo Sides 10 Home
Owning
o';e is Sentimental but the
Other IS Altogether Practical

Now lt;G IL" process oi dcIno,iiiZ;4-
Ton IS restoring 3iu:aied> ef thou
s;ti'd5 # yoili.s !tcn T. civil ;if", re-
Establishments i13,e~@qt many -n~oi.:.:,ls.
one O. the greatest of these problems
| is the housing. .sitlIation rh.. boys
come back 10 oEercrowdeH cites and
towns Tne;' find liking ceadi;ions cost
u. fer ;iiDe they nay nave y f..el-
Ing that there is 10 pi;c2 for tllera.
! tl2at ;!lrr varioGs Iitti" }v,.r..iS !i;.vt.
bocono accustomed g. Goin.; aia;: iti.-
out ti1em. i'or this reason the own
Your Home campaign has u peculiar
Significance a!.d a wjde-reacIling i'm
portapce 1T This time. 1t gives IN ia
spiration cf Independence n everyone.
The campo ie;}. started The FIRST OF
the year hy the t'niJed- States De-
partmeDt Of Labor, tbrouSil the Di-
vision of Public Works and Construc-
tor Development of its Information
and Education Service. has obtained
the support OF many towns ard cities
which are developing originality and
resourceiGlncss in their methods Of
making community drives. In one
place The following talk" has set
residents 70 thipkinG:
.Ar.:uimnrts and liowery figures Of
speec!l are not necessary to secure
your attention in matter so importan!
as tilis Deep in heart of every nor
nla! nl#n. woman, and child is placed
an instinctive longing for homo and
all that the word implies Sometimes
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-04-30

Krefeld, termany. March 2S-Bel-
Belgian mitary authorities in this
part Of odlpied Germany recently
Ened the 6rman mapagr of Il krc
field Sdepar>ent store 10000 marks
for sellingIo German civilians o
! set 5of tin s1dierS in German field
grey" unifdns overpowering toy
soldiers rersenting troops OF the
Allies.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-04-30
SUMTER WITNESSES.
Ike Names OF Sumter Persons f'a-
inIi;lr to All.
Who arc the v.itnesscs?2

-
,
1>es'''i''s o ''''''''e' ~ 'i''' '.'N('
,:'ihey baeAarf'e' kidney MS Diauosr
is; Who have used Do'sns kidney
l.t!is These witnesses endorse
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-04-30

The l;oishcviki are weakening at
home ana growing stronger away
from hon.c Tire ilomc-folk. know the
Bo!%ilcvif,i best.-Chafleston News
and Courier.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-04-30

If tho good ship George Washing
on oyer @'tS ;,-chance TO make a -tare-
sell address it may haze something
20 say about foreign cntanglenlents.
-NcH York sun.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-04-30

Senator .jiHa Reed. looking Gpon the
proposed League of Nations. appaS-
e.qt4v ears tiTe ,-hes;t te,l=--'lt4.-es ;eI'
the worst.-ChicaS Daily News.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-04-30

Paris. April 2';-ords,s iiat"@ i,2en
sen TO Rear Admiral .Nneti'cwS. celt:-
manding tbe American n;lvas torres
III the Acfriatic. to take ..---eXce.pt: :onall
derS
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-04-30
Cotton MarExct
I lNlt L

'F-'' = - % = 90 - " : -.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
Tho reason glrl aesswt sssm h xotiHs ~ 4
becduse she hos already givss yow the 0. o. asd
has decided that voM tu0n't do.
Ripping Rhymes
Dy Wan nsses.
THE STRIKE.

NOR many years. oh danes sN1|
L gents. I've written poems (oe|
twenty cents. but nov I've rsiss6l
the price q quarter now you nsuee|
unload. II you would buy Of me sa|
Ole and naught less will suffice My|
laurel wreath, the useful Tyre thst II
lave twanasd with iealous fire. iso|
la,d upon the shelf; no more shall u
endure my wrongs: II you want helas
inI. dcathle" songs, you'll have te|
sing yourself Ny wrongsi ! dhmt|
know what they are, hut in all plscss.
rea, and Ter, men talk OF wrongs witt
bic; and ! don't want TO trail aIOtg|
without a single blswsted wrons-.I
Nani 10 he in style. ] am resolved ~
~ rants heel shall grind my face ~
place the seal OF bondage on my hrow b
and so my muse has quit her flights b
III stand up Tor my sacred rlsh'A
though ! must soak the COW. In vsin
you, waiting children plead Tor elssiso
and ode, 10 read. I've shu, oif the
,upply; in vain Your wives the eup.
boards comb TO find q msdrieal "
pone there's nothing there bm pie.
In vain you rant around and curse
lcc; use you cannot find . verse W
p1ae inside your hat; until my
wrongs. whse'cr they be, have ioand
a proper remedy. III sing no more,
that's flat.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
The Children'S Story
By Carlysle H. Holcomb
ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS HAPPENING.

HEN Tinker Bob the early morning his first thought about
Mr. Wood Rat So he Immediately Mr. Ra,
Dui the small pile sticks perfectly silent There seemed
- life about King Tinker back 10 his Palace wait until
for he remembered that Jack the Wood Rat only the
ame.
As Tinker Bob looked .bout the Palace thinking about the Pat pat
~ had heard the night before he something and
the There pile large burs and each fed with
ehesnus
~ did these into houe said Tinker himself "some
kind These have been stored
Near these bus several Of medium and this
ang STILL for Of the forest dwers that Tinker Bob knew
~ potatoes.
They iook like the Hunter has nghboring field" said Tinker
Tor he talked himself deal when about But
8 - hey ever arrived in his Palace . great mystery
NE middle Of the day Tinker Bob again perhanee
wsd Rat might wandering forth But instead Of finding Mr. Wood
td kMG trail leading from Of the stick piles through the
- mssaow where the Hunter had planted early thu
ns .s and then tracks that could be DISTINGUISHED in the
49, tecsee wsy much like the track Of Jack the Wood Rm
~ tinksr Bob III could be possible that Jack the Wood
eS e he Hmters potatoes when he dug them this fall
1 see psesee In the first place what would Wood Rat
my s:su IAe4 NJ did like potatoss Why shond bring
Y. ~ raee vtes first asking the Kings pernissosl Aes
essed 49, sslsa y Nh AA t.t guilty oi sseh
p s;*s = :~ - g.. !. mind -:..a ill ..nt,A
q u = wsos IS &; me- sss e, e. = :ssS :sS
- ~ y 80 stssA siu ia ths dark 70 Who
"a S =; ~ ) + E. .asrss =. -, !. ,,.uA..
n 0ssS - - ~ Vas b sGla Sir
nrnhHov aas,~a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
Robert Quillen's Corner

find = shoe f her foot She find iii
her But she need hope find TT her vanity.
trouble talking
shout and all energy getting
Ts business Of words Thought Critics
ass the thought and find degh, picking the word, to pieces
you would win he everlasting friendship SOM
~ pusde him do you will feel proprietary
01eVt IA your affair.
Even without gawe. have no trouble
ow'S duty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
An Asset 10 County,

CHARGED with nesleeiins hi, chill
dfen. a han named Clark 4, l.ciecs-
ter, England. said he had twenty ohll.
dren and twenty grandchildren. and
,houeh,Nhe was an asset TO the coun.
try. lie said the children were well
fed bu, he could not afford TO buy
clothing at lis present price The
rlsr was put uyfr 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
Plants Fight Buffalo.

The mcaAny Of tie po son in the
loco weed o., the western plains seem,
fairly clear ], protected the plants
from cVcrmination by the herds OF
Wild buffalo, who evidently had
learned to avoid il. for none OF the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

Turkey, are roos,ing high this yelt
with wholesalers paying Is cents a
pound Tor the fowls and retailers re.
cvi,inp y cents for the dressed
i"'' r~-k l'crs arr selling at -
cert, . pound ard breakias, bacon IS
I'M luNufy Al - vents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

early observers speak Of finding 'ios|
coed" buffaloes says the Amerieaol
ForeNrD Magazine. Domestic esttlGb
on tire other hand have not YET leafne6l
to a'oid il and are often killed by VI
especially in seasons OF t6or pasture.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
Fifteen Years Ago.

Mrs. Dalton mother oi Emmett
Dalton, outlaw, who Is serving a lie
term in leavenworth, made plea
yesterday TO the Kansas governor for
pardon he incident recalls the
fesgers. Cravers, Youngers and Dll-
tons who once teffori,ed this section
OF the country The territory is now
known for something better than II,
bad men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

Five O'clock Tea club announces
the long anticipated charity bah N
he held January ~, the date OF the
formal opening OF the Ieeluchin',
where the dance Will occur.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

A territorial equal suffrage M.oci-
alton was organized today. following
eif,rs TO Dr. Anna Howard Shaw,
brll'an, national leadtr OF the move
nsnt to secure votes for women.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

J II. Johnson was las, night elected,
without a dissenting vote. secretary ot
'he newly reorclni,ed Chamber o!
! Commerce and Traffic association.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

city, Tenth and Robinson avenues,
confederation 10000, for the purpose
OF later building 4 church thereon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
.o1ifMor.r1]
- MRRM ~
the LAND or THE YREE.

TO the Lone Star commonwealth O.
To engage IN reapns sowing
VI 'ojouinhs Tor our health
There, . law The tourist, pranle.
Which DEGREES that card, are crime
So the tourists count the cattle
And *. %siIs sfiIs. 81 fan n1"S grow, ,'as as,.y
As he journeys oeI The SOIL
Res, the ol,r from HI, toll
They h. S.v. ,,. nodded %s,,,st., Legislation.
Terminating OCCUPATION
And n. he bi,d SH, iI' buy. y't"', do."s.ar,ed
Since hi, pa',ime has departed
From that section Of the earth
Bu, the freedom Of the fathers
Od Sam Houston and his crew
Which the Texa. Soon, brew;
Still permits the rugged d~eer'
And Set %drte house, !. ',iiir still say. cellars;
There's reason, We suppose
In. freak legislation and who has attended legislative session
wonders that there isn't more OF it.
eonundrum for today When bel, ber' Ans When
wa'tGfor an evening gown
Organization Of college professor union making but
pusjln.
sueio, Of where wind whsa isnt blowing prob
ably ddnt originate here hereabouts
The introduction automatic telephones 4. least enable ,hc
rate patron to what he thinks OF the service
Some featured
in the abort story maGasinea
We inclined suspect the dea!s whose mistake. always
slightly his favor.
THE WIDESPREAD SHORTAGE
Aurora Boreals CLEANS
Across the northern
Blu, though it give, some lsh. it seem,
lacks fuel supply
The Chicago fair price committee decided that S+0 fair price
suit OF clothes fair committee should object
which where obtanab that figure
Jack London wont exam KNOW
know.
Such information might also aid those who seek follow the advice
Of that able nne who told the bankers here last week that
should less spending One has something besides
large which exposed the Geors1ls these geld daya
rhs vAo soss dek buy fifty dollar purse
lsd-biamsd optinstic
Lack Of opportunity also responsible for portion Of good
havior now credited to Higher Thought
The prince said candidate throne
elections rarely BY The prince recall
established such reputation the retreang line that his chin
that
Shakespeare occasionally an nniv but that
| wasn't the basis Of his reputation and lasting fame.
Ru Hoskias a number Of ehafeurs who
immune from Msin fever.
With due regard the ability the barrie personal puchtude
continues be wOn best defense those unhappy when size
lands court
There thirteen fires here day Ian week again demonstrating h
| thirteen unlucky number.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
GET RID OF THE RADICALS.

ALTHOUGH approving certain ndensbs plans the declaration
- principle, adopted the labor leaders Washington Saturday
commended Admitting the danger Of radical, 'he ranks
Of organized labor the workers to aid in stamping out tho"
destructive forces The that the railroads continue under federal
removed from the Plumb plan
ownership ,ripatte CONTROL with the troerhoo profits from
public investment The leaders increased production for the service Of
humanity well for profit The desire MAINTAIN the American stand
ard Of living will with general approval II labor honestly strive, for
production much Of the turmoil month, % be forgiven
That something for al, strive for ard the of living will
down u the goal attained To attain the maximum production labor
reinforced capital fnareiers and the but labor
powerful factor.
Somewhat deountng principles declaration
federal and municipal employees have right affiliate with the
American Federation Of Labor Whatever the intention Of such the
inevitably divide allegiance and might carried
lengths unned and empowered to on strike
time national peril The Boston police strike the final proof that such
system wrong Nor will there be popular approval
eurta the Of leaving industry ard the public without the
protection Injunction afford
But outstanding whole declaration the determination
Of the destructive elements If that eonseenouy pacsed labor will
regain Radical, favor strikes,
saboag Destruction OF the whole social fabric
turmoil opportunity for such
They have been responsible for Of the strikes OF months
They walk approved by the national and in
ternaonal They have sought and with nc,e
strikers rong They have aimed The d.s,yc,on property. Only
the strong military
n rid Of them curb their influence the chances for
domestic harmony will be greatly improved
should
the wd-eyed Foster the steel strike failed Continuing
strike defiance OF law the miners strike was beaten by the weight OF pub
lie opinion guidance would have ended when the
started under existing The overwhelming
for Governor Coolidge Massachusetts, proved how the public feels
adasm The he ignored and is
have been The labor received
meeting The influence dominant, Gompers
na but he compared with others
ao councils Also hi, AmercaHim stood the alien
gos who sought labor troubles strike America from behind
Labor has had lis share preventing Increased production but capita
OF responsibility The profits has caused
eu'rn production despite the demand for goods That inevitably
higher prices nuse, with small capitalization and valuable hold
lumber aud included this list
And system Of Is such might actually force
s hem loss. isn't difficult understand their reluctance
Shaping satisfactory law impossible bu, there enough
Why should Try again
Director General Hines Is planning the railroads private
January and reasonably certain that the Plumb plan
hintrt{ suihhN NhaAn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

Christmas week viii be lively in
Oklahoma City There will be con-
ycn,on OF Oklahoma and Indian Ter.
ri,cry teachers; the territorial poultry
SHOW; annual meeting OF swine
breeders aud convention Of terri
;orial superin,endsnts, Governor
Barnes and most OF the territorial Of
iieial, will he here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

SAY. POP!-Ths Call Made Amtrsss Ssund LIE Crowd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
Ten Years Aso.

BY unanimous vote the congregation
Of the First Christian church a, III.
Sunday morning service authorized The
purchase Of the Mellon residence prop.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

Miss Cora York entertained mem.
bers Of Entire Nous club and their
gentlemen friends at her home on
West Fourth street, Wednesday night.
Tn, affair was a brillian, one and at
tended by many society people,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
OKLAHOMA CITY TINES
OM Stories in Ne,p 7ypc
Prom Ibs Timss FLEE.
Twenty Years Ago.

Ponca City Courier says Ponca
City will ram her hand down her
stocking Christmas morning in the
hopes Of finding some sidewalks. y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

Director General Hines planning the railroads private
January and reasonably certain that til. Plumb plan
Vont interfere with that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

The question Of where the wind when snt blowing prob
ably didnt originate here hereabouts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

n,aon Of college professors union making progress
prospect that they will be highly paid leading
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

The introduction Of the automatic telephones will At least
ira,e patron to say what he thinks OF the
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07

things do not stop at merely con-
tests, but there are many contests
for the worlds championship.
Among the worlds champion
ship contests is the steer rOping,
steer bull d0gging. ladies brOncho
riding. and mems brOncho busting
These with the many other con.
tests will darw the best there is in
the world, and people who never
witnessed one OF the carnivals sim
liar to those pulled of at Garden
City can realize that all the best
riders and rOpers will be here and
many have already made entries
in various contests.
Garden City will be called on
this year to accommodate the larg.
est crowd that ever assembled in
this city but Garden City is equal
to the occasion, and will do all
things possible to make visitors
feel at home and to enjoy their
Garden City Telegram.