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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-22
CITY TI6HTENS
ON MILK DEALERS
ALI Dealers Who Sell to Re-
tailers Must Have Proper
Licenses.

DR. Louis LEROY. whose term az a
member Of the board Of trustees OF the
Memphis and Shelby county tuBerculO-
sis hospital had expired, was renamed
for a four-year term Tuesday after
noon at the regular meeting Of the city
commission. Mayor Monteverde made
the recommendation. which was ar
firmed unanimously.
Bids on a new automobile for the po-
lice department were received from only
one firm. the Tri4state Motor Sales
company, which offered a King five-
passenger car for $4,000. or two five
passenger Maxwells for s2.190.
An amendment to the city milk ordi-
n0nce was passed on third and final
reading. II Proyides that every firm
which sellA milk, skim milk. cream, etc,
must have a permit to Sell 10 retailers.
This is to defeat the purpose Of d milk
dealer buying from another who has no
permit and then resellink.
An ordinance for the Improvement OF
Burlington avenue from Mississippi bou-
levard TO Taylor street was passed on
third reading,
Confirmation OF oliver avenue street
improvement was read, There was no
protest. II passed. Two complaints, or
written protests on the Florida street
confirmation. caused It to be held over
for two weeks,
The ordinance providing for regulation
OF public DANCE halls, recommended by
the women's central committee, passed
second reading without amendment. II
is understood II win be amended, how
ever, before finally passed.
Apportionment OF the proceeds OF the
sale Of $500, GOO worth OF street improve
ment bonds, was made in an ordinance
which passed first reading. without be-
ing read The eity's one-third share on
.front-foot assessment street improve
ment work will get Si12,0 D Of the pro-
alleys and highways Will draw so, 600,
while improvement Of sewers and drains
will get the remaining $4,000.
The meeting was attended by Mayor
j.. l., Monteverde and Commissioners
Mason, Miner, Quinn and Goodman
the full personnel Of the city commits
sion
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-22
RED CROSS TO USE
FOUR-MNUTE men
-
Men and Women viii Join in
Raising Peace. Program
Fund,

Theater speakers, many OF them the
men who, during the war acted rs four
minute men in local theaters, will aid
In the third annual roll call and peace
program campaign Of the American Red
Cross. This announcement was made
wednesday by John r.. IAppltt, who Is
manager for Memphis and Shelby coun-
" In tho hig drive, which win open on
Nov. 2 for one week,
The Rev w n, Clark, Unitarian
minister, and former four-minute man,
has been named director OF theatkr
speakers for tho drive. He visited At
lanta early this week, whore he called
on the officers OF the Southern division
OF the American Red Cross. to get nee
essary facts 10 communicate TO his
speakers for their drive. lie is expect
ed TO return TO Memphis Thursday.
Tho Red Cross drive IA national. ras.
tors throughout the country, regardless
Of creed. have been asked to designate
sunday, Nov. ?, the opening day Of the
urive, As-Red Cross day In the churcheS
This request has gone out to Memphis
pastors,
The drive is for a renewal of 20, 900. j.
600 memberships at 81 each. and 10
raise a peace program fund OF SIS, 900,
00o. Memphis quota Ia fbs, 600.
The good women OF the land hay,
been enlisted In tho fight. Mrs, X q
puffield and Mrs, Harry Boyd are. re,
spectively, the chairman and vice. chair
man Of the womah's division for Mem.
phis and Shelby county. Their wort
viii be the roll cali, or renewal Of mem
berships, They and their 20 worker,
will solicit tho downtown section. an,
the parcnt-teacher associations win fnr
nish the workers in the residential dis
tricts.
The men Of Memphis ana Shelh,
county are expected to raise $40, 600 10
the peace program, This win 40 tomar,
carrying on the peace work OF the ne,
Cross-improving sanitary ana educa
tional conditions.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-22

> HE accompanying legal
- opinion shows that in
~ 1915 Williams voted in
a primary election in De Soto
County, Mississippi.
In order to qualify he
swore that he had been a citi-
zen Of Mississippi for two
years.
If Mr.. Williams was a citi-
gen Of Mississippi, then he
could not at the same time
be a citizen of Memphis.
Hence. he has no. lived in
Memphis the five years neces-
sary to make him eligible for
mayor Of this city. The only
way for him to qualify, there
fore, would be to show that
the five-year clause of the
Tennessee law is unconstitu-
tional. The opinion shows
the law is valid beyond ques-
ton. Mr.. Williams is left no
ground whatever upon which
to stand.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-22
--e = . r--+~-A----
MINISTER RECEIVERS.

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss, Oct. ~.
(Spt.)--Rev. j. y. Wroten. pastor OF
Blue Mountain Methodist church and
n Of the most popular Young minis
tiers OF North Mississippi, has Just
preached HE first sermon here since Ills
nervous breakdown, which was caused
from a serious attack Of Spanish lnflu-
enza last winter, Rev, Wroten Is not
well yet but seems on the road to per-
manent recovery and expects to he able
TO resume his regular work within a
short time.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-22
MEMPHIS MARKETS

fountat,on. r.on nucn, fran,
iobber to rela.sr1
Frouuce'
age gs6Scc' 'suui'o' "p0''' SUIT
Ti.,. ,, ,na nr,nt.
az S a. canr,v cr SSttsr SSane p rsnos
Wv ooe SounsEy pu'ter' sEWsoe' re"o-
Na.Sa, ss9ssS: o,,o.. aaaso
Poultry y DnrLs" SSssSSaGc. hens. alive.
2sr 90" 6re,ssA Il SSSc. Ionsf.ra sItH
iSg Sc sess sVe nsm ii%ss i've SsasscW.
springers, 2.ibs. and les, s7df5sc; large
wow p..,.1.
fruits.
Lemons--pey box, s7toHI5O.
lido 90 ny aiitorhls' f'o''
Rananss-popnd sua1c
Drird Fru,,o MN nSnnttSStnS annles. ggm
CSC; peaches, 9bN@s7Nc; prunes. ID.
go ,es9iss uuN ,n.. 40 az
MISREPRESENTATION nonv ha ~" aIar
2ses Msiaes cystSs AZ EaSs'TS Tckays.
a. X """sa' 0ra's' s'''VWS'''' AoN"'''
49, e.. ,oo az 4
Gpenafrm}tr -NNwN iEgtS o,r Stv'oV hax AZ On
Anna y. ~, AZ rSr'I Tana w. FosSyso
barrel STOCK, Jonatnan Ryc;ey
INN ~ M w Gtsyrhnn sao AZ ,hesaps. SOMm
wv FORKS, sseuWg W. Sanos, AGvvw
tao' ben LUG low pusnel pas
he1 ltHlt. ss,aonY.hu, , ,.a,,ro
STANDARDIZATION Sll'oVmll o.
Grain and Feedstuffs.
oats-wbl,e, draw lots. soc, mixed.
SIC
.hops-Fer ton, less than car lots,
Corn Saetsd, in dfay load lots No
Z white, si,is; No. . yellow, i,7S No.
: mixed, VIE.
NM feeos-lotaS lcan lots, ton nran'
s4lioV, shorts gray. s0l'W ~.
hay-dlmolhS' iess man car lots,
stioc. SSSo s' T. rs SSss 90, No. ssS, 90, O'
Cottonseed Products,
Merehants Eychanse Quotations
l9iac h. hubs, loose, CARROTS, ss.oc9S, SO,
Groceries.
SIS; self rising, sill. iO@isio. ~
Meal-CIoam, bbl, vaKs 100 10. sacks.
$500; b0-lb. sacks. IS, 10; 95-lh. sacks.
$3.50; lo-lb. sacks, $50, Lurlaps, zoe
extra; STANDARD, 20 lover, 49,.
Toe; clarified, nominal
Rice-Head, pound, IIl5Ac; broken,
iiWt2c.
Coffee--ArbucRls.s roasted, case,
per a'i IT, nominal Snfna, greer green. rSSnrSo o 0Tif.
nary SOVsae. jaws "@'Se'
Dry salt Meats-RegulNr. 2iUaiMc,
extras, 2lhp2iAc,
suEar-Cured Me~ats~standard hams,
$50 S6c.
RaeonFancv selected Satsc.
Lard-Hog lard. soaS2e; best grades
OF compound. Csc; Snowdrift, case
81. MONS oottolene, sl3.506li.90
Grisco. S'1o, cooking oil, h., zee.
V~eDptnhlnS
BeanS~NaVy, per ID, Pc; Lima, per
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-22

quested our opinion as to the eligibility
" OF Mr.. j.. j. Williams to hold the office
OF Mayor of the City of Memphis, hav-
ing called our attention to the admitted facts
that in the year 1915 Mr.. Williams registered
and voted in the primary election in De Sot&
County, Mississippi, and also to his published
statement that he "signed some sort Of a
book which he stated was a purely perfume
tory matter and that he made no representa-
ton and took no OATH" No person could vote
in a primary election in Mississippi but a reg
istered voter. Miss. Code, 1906, Sec. 1902.
Before Mr.. Williams could legally vote in a
primary election in the State of Mississippi
in the year Of 1915, he was required by law,
under Section 242 of the Constitution Of that
State and Sections Alb and ALT of the Code
of 1906, to reside in the State two years be-
fore the regular election and to register by
taking oath and signing it lin a book), which
oath was that he has resided in this State
(Mississippi) two years next pre-
ceding the ensuing election and am now in
good faith a resident of same" So it follows
that in order to vote in this primary in Mis-
sissippi Mr.. Williams must have registered
and made oath by signing it in a book that he
resided in that State for two years before the
ensuing election. Mr.. Williams in his signed
statement also says:
There was a primary election and I
voted in that election. I was told by nv
friends that my residence in Mississippi for
two years entitled me to vote.'
Assuming that Mr.. Williams was correct
when he swore, as he must have done in order
to register and vote, that he resided in the
State Of Mississippi, and that he was correct
in saying that his residence in Mississippi for
two years entitled him to vote, then MIR. Viii
liams resided in. Mississippi in. 1915. Of
course, his oath could not be a "perfunctory"
matter, because it is a signed and solemn oath
in a registration book which is required by
the Constitution of the State of Mississippi in
Section 242, and wilfully swearing falsely
about 1t Is a felony.
Miss. Constitution, Sec. 242.
Miss. Code of 1906, Sec. 1918.
If Mi. Williams was, as he claimed then
and says now, a resident of Mississippi in
1915, he could not be a resident of the City
of Memphis in 1915.
The charter of the City of Memphis pro-
vides that no person shall be eligible for the
office of Mayor unless he has been a bona fide
resident of the City of Memphis for five
years next preceding his election. The COM
ing election is November 6, 1919. August,
1915, when Mr.. Williams claimed and still
says he resided in the State of Mississippi,
was only four years and three months before
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-22
gsEaENEEEESm
Chapman. Mason.

TOMBSTONE. Ark, oct. 80. lspl)-
Miss Eva Mason and Morton Howard
Chapman, Of 81. Louis, were married
at the First Baptist church Sunday
night. They Vlll reside at 1898 West
Minister park, st. Louis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-22
FAIR AT Ro. ELLEN.

NEWBERN. Tenn. oct. ~, tspl1
Definite plans are under way FOR n
community fair 70 be held at Ro. Ellar
heinz annnintAd 70 onnaatat she tst%
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-22
Double Wedding.

JoNEsBoRo, Ark, Oct. %. Cspl)-
A double marriage ceremony was per-
formed at the residence Of Rev. i, r.
Buress sunday aftArioon, the parties
Gaugh. and Miss Etfie Gibson and c..
C. Moser,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-22
Cooper. Clark,

JONEsBoRo, Ark, Oct. ~. tspl) -
Luther Cooper and Miss Martha Clark
the home Of MI and Mrs. c, A, Yates,
G, A, Yates,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-22
Williams Is Ineligible!
Eminent Lawyers Give Conclusive Opinion
Showing That Williams Could Not Hold Office
if Elected Mayor Of Memphis

the coming election on November 6, 1919. tt
follows, of course, that Mr.. Williams has not
been a bona fide resident of the City of Mem
phls for five years before the election of
November 6, 1919. To register and vote in
Mississippi he had to reside in Mississippi in
August, 1915. To hold the office of Mayor of
the City of Memphis this next time he must
have resided in Memphis in August, 1915. Of
course, Mr.. Williams could not reside in the
State OF Mississippi and in the City of Mem
phlS for the purpose of being a voter at the
same time in August, 1915. So we are, there
fore, OF the opinion under Mr.. Williams own
statement and oath, which we assume to be
true, that he is ineligible and would be dis
qualified from holding the office Of Mayor
of the City of Memphis, if elected the election
of November 6, 1919.
The charter provisions make no reference
to citizenship as seems to be enormously sup
posed, but the same residence in Mississippi
which entitled Mr.. Williams las he was ad-
yised) to vote there ~disqualifies him from
holding the office of Mayor of the City of
Memphis under the City Charter, because if
he resided in Mississippi for that purpose he
could not have resided in Memphis for the
same purpose, at the same time.
You have also asked our opinion as to the
constitutionality of the provision of the char
ter of Memphis above referred to. In our
opinion this provision is clearly constitution
al. The General Assembly Of the State Of
Tennessee has all the power to legislate which
is not forbidden to it either by the Constitu-
tion of the United States or the State of Ten
nessee. There is no provision in either the
Federal or State Constitution which either
prescribes the qualifications for municipal Of
ficers in Tennessee or forbids the Legislature
from prescribing such qualifications. The
General Assembly, therefore, in our opinion
had the power to prescribe the five years
residence which is found in the Charter OF
the City Of Memphis. This question has been.
before the courts of several States and the de-
cided weight of authority is that such pro-
visions are both reasonable and constitution
al. This was clearly decided by the Supreme
Courts of California and Missouri in opinions
upholding similar provisions in the Charters
Of San Francisco and st. Louis, respectively.
Giving, therefore, the full credence to the
oath Mr.. Williams was required by law to
sign in order to vote in Mississippi in August,
1915, and to the facts in his published state
ment now made, we are of the opinion that he
is ineligible to the office of Mayor of the City
of Memphis, to be elected on November 9Th,
1919.
Very truly yours,
ELIAS GATES,
JULIAN WILSON,
WALTER P. ARMSTRONG,
E. B. KLEWER.
T
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05

Din Braila Sc anunta ca au
sosit acolo d-nii inginer Salig-
ny, N. Stefanescu, director gene
raj al Bancei Rominesti, CONAN
dor Boerescu. directorul societa-
iii de navigate .,Rominia" 81 Fer
mic. mare industrias din Galati
insotiti de mai multi inginerl
spre a examina conditiunile infi-
intarei unei waste fntreprinderl
industriale la Braila. E vorba de
instalarea unui >santier pentru
constructiuni navale, material de
cale ferata, etc. Primaria a fost
solicitata sa' acorde terenul nece-
sar intreprinderei, teren care Sc
pare ca fost ales ia n1Alul Du-
narei in apropierea orasulul.
In legatura Gu aceasta Sc AFR
ma ca 81 santierul naval de La T.
SEVERN va fl transferat la Bral-
la.
Zileie acestea sosit din stral-
natate. sub-directorul societdtii
de navigatiune pc Dunare 5. H..
d. D-sa cumparat pentru num-
ia societate un numar important
de slepuri 81 remorchere ce vor
sosi in curind la Braila.
Acest nou material ce S. f.. d..
s;-l-a pr6curat este destinat ra-
vieatiurei IL sus de Porti'e de
s.er.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05

Tudor Istrate din Couven Street,
La aceasta adnnare toti frat;i
membrii' sunt rugati Gu staruinta
a lua .parte, Avfnd la ordinea Ii
lei mai multe puncte importante
de rezolvat.
In speranta ca vom Fl ascultati,
va salutam GU dragoste frateasca
IN numele societatii Stefan eel
Mare" din Garrett, Ind:
vasile Muraru, pressainte,
Mcisa Stefan, secresac.
(5s-eo) 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05
A v I z ;.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Desteapta-te Romlne'
din Detroit. Michigan, avizeaza
pc toti membrii sal ca sa obser-
We caci in adunarea generala dc
3 luni, care s'a tinut in zlua de
8 Oct0mbrie 1919, s'a decis ca
La eaz ca va ibintui 81 anul acesta
influenta spaniola, ca in anu
trecut, membrii s'au invoit a
plati Gotta lunara dubla pc att
timp cit va bintui boala lisa in
fluenta spaniola, fara <se mai
face vre-o repartitie abselut nj
mig pentru influenta.
Tot odata Sc aduce la cunos-
tintta tuturor membrilor socia-
tatii noastre ca pc ziua de 8 No
embrie 1919, societatea ,,Destea, y
tate Romine's a aranjat patra
petrecere anuala, care este obll.
gatoare pentru fiecare membr.l
lua parte, lar la caz ca nu, va Fl
dator a-si plati ticatul de intra-
re. Petrecerea va Fl in hala Sir
bifor la Car Shop in Frederick 81
Riopelle Street.
In nnmele societatii ,,Desteap-
tate Romine" din Detroit, Nj
chigan: - 'lwl.s
loan @. Petroviciu, presedints
George Filimon, sscresaS coresp
I59- -60)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05
ALMA DUREREA MUS
cRILOR OSTENIJl.
Cumpara sticld de SIoan's Liniment
81 ine-o la fndemfnil.

IN aca as Avea sloan's Lini-
ment". De cite orr nu al ais
~ asa! Si dupa ce junghiuri,c
reumatice au incetat dupa ceasuri
de suferinti = uiti de ell! Numai fAce
asa cumpara o sticla astaxi PEN
tru posibila fntrebuintare de scnrii.
I'm atac subit poate avea loc = scia-
tica. lumbago. dureri de muschi, fnte-
penire de fncheieturi, nevralgie, ST al
te dureri ce rezulta din expunere. IN
curfnd lie alinezi Gu Sloan's Liniment
care patrunde f&r& frecare.
3S de ami in frunte. E cprat ST e.
oonomc. Trei marimi 35c., zoe,
S1 40
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05
9 O n Y o CARE.

Societatea romfna' de ajutor 81
cnltura Stefan eel Mare dir
Garrett, Ind, conyoaca pc, toti'
mefnbrii sai q lua paste la aduna-
rea aenerala lunara, care Sc va
tinea Dumilneca, 3 Noembrie 1919
las 0fsle 8 =. M. in locaInl d-lni
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05
Flota Rorn1na co.
nncrciala.

Acum citeva zile un ziar adu-
csa stirea cy societatea de navi-
gatitlne .,Rominias ar fuziona
ca santierele S. M. r., aparti-
mind Statului, intrebindu-se, We
Sc ascunde in aceasta ,,combina-
tune"
Aceea stire este absolut inexac-
ta, intru cit S. M. r. nu are san
there 81 nici conducatorii Socie-
tatii ,,Rominia" nu s'au gindit
la vre-o fuziune.
Lucrurile stau astfel:
Directiunea soc. ,Romlnla''
vazind greutatile GU care STAR
putea procura vapoare, din cau-
"a Cd pc de parte santierele
straine sunt supra a-incarcate GU
lucrari, lar pc de ALTA parte ga
sind costul lor enorm la valuta
de All, a decis punerea in con-
structie 10 vapoare mari in san
tierele romine, de la Dunare (fost
Fernic) in care insasi societataa
.Rominia" este intersata Gu 0
buna parte de capital.
Materialul necesar acestor con-
structiuni este deja comandat 81
santierele Sc ocupa actualmente
cu prepararea calelor de con-
structie.
In acest mod societatea ,,Ro-
minia" va putea avea vapoarele
ei mai din vreme deceit 81 lear
procura prin santierele stralne,
pc linga posibilitatea ce procura
81 santierelor romine de la Duna-
re a Sc. desvolta 81 utila dupa a.
cum pentru constructiuni asa de
importante.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-05

EVVOvySVvSS SCyS'sSVVyvS'
!: Professor NEDICINOY.
! Gel mai bine vazut 81 ono
rat de toata lumea, d dat
dovezi "a ori 81 cine poa-
te trai o1suta de ami, sd fie
sanatos 81 sd Sc simta We
sci ca uil copil.
Institutul nostru sub condu-
y cerea unor renumiti PROFESIO-
MALI din tara veche 81 s'a infi-
intat Gu scopul de a usura sufe-
! rintele~ ~compatriotilor nostri Ro-
mini. Multi ani4an studfat boa
lele de carl Romfnii din America
sufera 81 dupa multi ami de mum
ca 81 fifvataturA am organizat a.
cest INSTITUT pentru fabricarea
de medicini patentate.
In cursul timpului am aflat Cd
mai folositor de a vindeca pc
fratii nostri de aceste >boli,s fie
ele cit de vechi sau grele. Acum
putem anunta ca am desvoltat
niste leacuri, recomandate de cei
mai renumiti SPECIALIST din
lume. Continuturile 1eacurilos
noastre stunt culese din toate
partile lumei. Uncle vim din Un-
garia sau Gernlania. lar altele
din Africa 81 America de Sud 81
moi lie GAFANTAM in scris de a
conforma legile StateIor Unite,
y MI PERDEfI CURAJUL char
dnca 81 doctorii nu nadajduiesc
sd va vipdece. (2-4-6-
Cfnd aTeti lipsa de uncle din
medicinile mai jos numite, taiati
coala asia, iscaliti numele 81 a
dresa d-trd si faceti o cruce pc
linga numele leacurilor pc carl
lie doriti 81 ne-N triimiteti noua.
MOI la orr ce timp va vom servi
GRATIS si in mod SINGER.
LISTA LEACURILOR,
Triplu (betesug de vfna de aur).
Reumatism (raceala de SINCE du-
reri in tot corpuD.
Stills (singe fliveninat
Ncputinta (slabire barbateasca-.
Stomac (de fntarit ST regulat sto
inacuD.
PIamini (tusk, naduseala, racea-
la).
Sale (rarunchi. apa. ncregulatA.
sinc:irime (hpala de piele. gra-
bunte, exenla).
Putere slabita Qipsa de SINCE.
lipsa de apetitl.
Bonle femeiesti Qipsa periodu-
lui, mira, albus).
The ROMAN MEDICINE
COMPANY
400 Buttonwood Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
Assistance is Desired

Mrs. D. e. Bone. chairman of the
committee for the fatherles of FIR
ance has received letter asking for
thu continued support from the Par
ent-Teacher association of Ordway.
In order to support this good work
another year Mrs. Bone is asking
the support of all Ordway friends,
and Gays: "In order to continue the
work the committee needs more as
sistance, mere pledges Of SOC, dol
lar or more as one sees fit to contri-
butte. The association is doing its
part, will you help to keep up the
wonderful work that the Ordway as
scciation has helped In in Colorado.
We have a number OF letters from
the children and mothers direct and
willgladly show anyone who 70 inter-
ested. Can we, with abundance, re-
fuse these calls.''
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
A Surprise Party

A number of the members of the
Knights G Ladies of Security gave q
surprise party on Monday night in
the way Of a houscwarming on Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. e. Fuller who recently
moved into their new home in the
west part of the city. Mr.. Fuller is
the vice president Of the organizat-
ion and Mrs. Fuller is the financier.
The evening was spont in playing
progressive Might've and honors gi-
ven to Mr.. Ralph Riggs. Mrs. w. G.
Day. Mrs. Robert Irwin and Joseph
Day. Dainty refreshments were SER
we'd by the women having the sur
prise in charge.
Net content with the gala event
the members held further celebra-
ton at about 1880 o'clock in the
form of a charivari on the rcwly-
weds, Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen. at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. Sell
vidge, and there also refreshments
were served and smokes passed for
the men.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Estate of Clarence A. Cooper, in
sane.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of November, A. D. 1919,
the undersigned will present to the
County Court of Crowley County
Colorado, his accounts for final set
tlement of administration OF said es-
tate. when and where all persons in
interest may appear and object to
them, IL they so desire.
WILLIAM L. COOPER.
Conservator of said Estnte.
First publication, Oct. IT, 1919.
Last publication, Nov. Z, 1919.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
I. v. had Big Harvest

This season there were 14.0SS &C
res of cartaloupes il the Imperial
Valley of California and up to July
1S there were 1900 cars of cants
shipped. Last year there were TO-
942 acres and 4 4,405 car loads. The
largest number of cars shipped pre-
viou1 to this year was In 1917 when
$3.50 cars went out. Estimates for
next years crop run several thous-
and acres higher
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate of Robert Crowl, Deceased.
No. 121.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present them for adjustment to the
County Court of Crowley County,
Colorado, on the 3rd day of Novem-
ber, A. d. 1919.
JOHN w. BRUBAKER, Admr
Behymer & johnson, Attorneys for
Admr.
First Publication. October 3, 1919.
List Publication, October "a, 1919.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

You have more time now to earn
that dollar for the Red Cross. The
organization for humanity needs it.
Can You renew your member hip the
week of November 2 to IL?