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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-26
AT THE MOVIES

AT HE MUNIES -~ Alcazar-Monroe Salisbury in The Sleeping Lion"
 Trianon-Sylvia Breamer in "A House Divided"
 Rialto-Billy Rhodes in Hoop La"
 Strand-"Fatty'' Arbuckle in "A Desert Hero" and chrales Ray in Hay Foot, Straw Foot" Colonial-Nazimova in Eye for Eye"
 Princess-Tom Mix in Coming of the Law"
 Odeon One-Ruth Roland in The Tigers Trail'
 Odeon Two-Antonio Moreno in 'Perils of Thunder Mountain"
 BASEBALL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-26
MAY SUMMON DR. BAKER

Montgomery, June 25.-tSpeciaD-Dr. Perley A. Baker, superintendent of the American Anti-Saloon League may have to appear in the circuit court of Lowndes county next fall and explain what he knows of the operation of still op his farm J. C. Smith, attorney General, has sent the solicitor of that county proper forms for the condemnation pro- ceedings against the land.
 Soon after the bone dry prohibition bill became effective negro, alleged to have been operating a large still on the Baker farm, was arrested. The still was seized. The prohibition law says that the finding of still on property is prima facia evil dence the owner knew of it's existence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-26

fishing the governments to be set up by the treaty and in maintaining them?'s
 T am objecting to the. United Staces assuming any obligation whatever to maintain in existence any nation in Europe or Asia" replied MT. Borah.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-26

tains of the city where milk is an im- portant ingredient of the many drinks used, and has taken samples from all Of
 the fountains. While he is not ready to make his official report to the com missioners it is learned that instead or the 10000 bacteria allowed to cubic eentimeter of milk, he finds the bacteria in all of them running greatly in excess of the minimum figure. Steps are to be taken at once to place the sources or supply under close supervision and rigid so it is understood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-26
ONLY THREE CAsEssT TRIED

Only three of the jail cases were dis posed of at the circuit court session Monday For one reason or another the other cases were not ready for trial and those individuals in jail who did not ger to trial were simply 'out of luck" Judge Foster held that the public welfare de- manded that the farmers be turned loose at the earliest possible moment to get back to their crops. which were suffer ing, and therefore the criminal term was one of the shortest on record, lasting only one day and with only three cases disposed of: Alex Spencer, who took life sentence for murder, Wash Brown who drew l2 years by pleading guilty to manslaughter, and the only case tried was that of Bill Turner. charged with assault with intent to murder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-26
COAL LICENSE suspENDED

In order to facilitate citizens in obtaining their winter supply of coal at the lowest possible price, and to as- sist in getting the coal in before the cool weather starts, the city commis- sion has suspended temporarily the license required of coal dealers and anybody may now order coal, in car lots or otherwise, and on a co-opera tive basis or otherwise. It is expected that the move on the part of the com missioners will result in greatly facili- tating the householders in laying in their winter supply.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-26
COTTONSEED OIL MEN MEET

Montgomery, June 3.-(SpeciaD-Cotto seed oil men from Birmingham, Tusca- loosa, Ozark and other places conferred with J. M. Moore. of the pure food and drugs department, Wednesday. The cot tor seed men are interested in getting a standard system for grading prices as well as improved seed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-26

FOUNTS INSPECTED The city milk inspector has been mak- ing an inspection of all the soda foun-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-26
BASEBALL
AT LOEw'S BIJOU

Rickwood-Barons vs. Chicks.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-21
lSSMi ISSM
ZPRAVA MAR. RADY CES.
KO-AMER. v CLEVELANDU.

Sc schvalenim Narodni Ra-
dy c. A. jsem podnikl na "a
catku valky V roce 1915 mazi
naSimi kraiany sbirku We pro-
speech trpicich krajanu We sta
re vlasti, jez vyne5la S1221.35.
Slechetni dobrodinci jakoz i
nase ceske spolky byli vzdy ma
kazdy obnos iednotliv6 V caso-
pise "Sv6tu" kvitovani a kaz-
dodenne sebrana tastka k sou
hrnu Sc pfipocitava,a, na9led-
KEN vsak preruS.ani dopravy
penezni do Czech, bylo ujedna
no plenarni schulz Mar. Pa-
dy {. A. dne "a. ledna 1916
po proZkoumani zpravy dozor-
ciho vyboru, jcnz sestaval z PIP
j. Lehecky 4 X. Canskyho a pi.
Amy Mulacove, by penize tyto
byly Zatim We sporitelnG uloze
ny Od9s. att ie ma bezpeCnou
adressu, iaknie Sc k tomu do
stavi vhodna pfilezitost. Dosud
vSak tax uCiniti nebylo mozno.
Jeilkoz jsme ale Ziskali LODI
ktera poveZe zasilky do Czech
die dochazejicich zprav je
treba OkamZit6 pOmoci naSim
drahym We stare vlasti, svolal
lsem ma rychlo vykonny vybor
N. r. G. A. ku porad6 minule
pOnd6ii, 10. kv6tna, jez prito-
mnynli ufcdnlky p. +. J. Trune
ckem, pred, pi.Kar. Rychliko--
YOU p. j. LeheGkou, mist,
pl. Annou Drabkovou, uCet., M
Zemanem, pokl., pi. A. MulaCo
YOU, pl. M. Zemanovou co spr.
vyb. byi schyalen iednohlasn6
navrh, ably Sc Ia sebran6 peni-
re poslaly do vlasti nejpotreh
neisi zivotni potreby, jako 0.
mastek (sadlO), zhuStene mile.
ko a vytazky masa ma polevky
a jine. Jelikoz urok ma banct
"a ten cas- vzrostl ma $194.6(
tudiz :mozno nakoupiti vGci "a
Sll15.95.
Jmenovan byl vybor ku Wy
praveni zasi,ek: pi. Rychliko
va, pi. Zemanova, pi. Drabko
va, pani Mulacova a p. M. Ze
man.
Ia spravnost zpravy a ode
silani ruci
M. Zeman
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CDEVNl UNIE JSOU PRO
STAVkU.

Ladies Garment Workers
Union, slozena z d6lniku Z to-
warren ma zenske od6vy a mali
CT hlavnl svui stan V Superior
budove. odhlasovala stavku,
pakli tovarnici nepovoli dvace
tiprocentov6 zvy$eni mzdy a
Zavcdeni IA hodin praca V ty-
dnu. Pro st&vku hlasovalo g.
375 .clenu unie, proli 1870 a 176
hlasovacich q nespravn6 mama
Cenych listku bylo odmitnutO.
Tovarlci musi deseti dnech
Sc rozhodnout a pakli roZhod-
mutt to nebude d6lnikum pTizni
We, strajk ma nasledovat. Vlad
nj dGnicky komisar John r..
McLanc prijel zdeisi dAlnicke
ponery studovat "a mozno-li
stavkou tovarnlch krejGov-
mach arbitraci odvratit. Pak-li
ku stavce dojda, rizeni te sv6
reno bude hlavnimu rediteli do
tcenych unii, p. NJ. Perl5tainoyi
New Yorku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-21
PLANY ZAkAZOVACU V
OHIO.
Vojenska liga radi hostinskyrn,
ably sve loksly 27. l.vStna
nezavresi.

Protisaloonicka liga V CO.
lumbus vydala vtara proh' aSe-
ri, re We svych prohibicnich pla
mech bude V Ohio pokracovat
vZdor odporu6eni presidents
Wiisona, ably narodni valetna
prohibice byla Zru5ena. NaprC
ii tomu liga yojinl q namorni-
XII Ohio radi hos inakym, ably
27. kv6t1a prohibiCnich mari
zeni nedbali q V zivnosti sv6
pokracoyali, pon6vadz o statni
Zapov6dnosti V Ohio hlasovano
bylo Ia nepfitomnosti ohaj-
skych voiind-vo,icd, COZ pritilo
Sc vsi spravedlno3ti. Liga chy-
sta Sc patrnG k nejakym soud-
MIN krokLn vnti poslednim
prohibicnim volbam V Ohio.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-21
FSSAAI SSM
OVE ZENY AUTEM USMR-
CENY.

Na Giddirgs Road blize Su-
perior Ave, pfisly vGera Ii
vot GvG PAM Z obraZkoveho di
vad.a dCmn Sc vracejici. Kdyz
pfechazely naznacenou krizo-
'vatku, vlet6l mezi ne automo-
bill po2e nkoveho obchodnika f
Ko,mose. Usmrcenymi jsou pa
nj Laure Bandolova, 50leta a v
elsie 1908 Superior Ave. bydli
ci n 47leta Kat. MorerOva,
G805 Wade Park Ave. Neopa
tray autoista byl zatcen a "a
ruka jeho ma $4,000 stanovena.
PraVi, Zc iel zvolna a ma osud
NJ kfiZovatce ze ODE pani do
sally Sc pod auto nasledken',
vlastnl prT neopatrnosti. Auto
ista komlos ZatGen byl Gerzan
tenn Burnsem a mrtvoly usmr-
cenych dopraveny do Abelovy
marnice, kde dnes buda in
quest konan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-21
CLEVELANDSKA RADA Wy
SLOUZILCU ZE SVETOVE
VALKY.

Vcera zorganisovana V ma
sem m6st6 prvni rada vyslou-
zilcG re svetove valky, Cleve-
lard Council of World War
Veterans. Organisace provede-
ma We stare okreGni budov6 a k
pTvnimu tomulo councilu pri-
hlasilo Sc tri sta veteranu Gel
KEN. Predsedou vyslouziiecke-
hO toho svazu stal Sc pan Ir-
wing Greenberg a tajemnikem
p. Jan VondraCek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-21
LIDE CESkOSLOVENSkY

10 cela ctyfl lcta Vellke va.
ky. po celia ttyri' l6ta na$i re-
voluce dial isl ma jevo, re spo-
laGna vGc naSeho naroda Jest
tobe made vSe a s prikladnou
irdnotnoStl pracOval isl "a ci-
len neikrasn6jSim, "a cilem
IneivzneSeneiSim, "a svobodu
IsvCho naroda.
Prace Tvoie korunovana by
la skv6lVm vysledkem. Narod
mas cesko3lovensky dosahl toho
po Gem touzil po ce3a slal9ti, k
.Cemuz resla Sc pfani vSech je
ho vernych svnu q deer, sve
Isvobody.P .PfiSel den, ,kdy prapor
volnosti zavlal mad hlavami ma
iSich SlaVnych boiOvnlku ma pla
mich velike Rusi, Ma rovinach
pfatelske Francie a stranich
strmych svahu Italie q Balka-
nu. PriSel den. kdy prapOr svo-
body vztycen byl V maticco ma
81 stov6zatG PraZe, ably hlasal,
zc jsme a budeme nav2dy ma
=
',,.,s.. 49,
-. r.,..
,osobo MO .rohod,, 5or1,ooloro,,
sI5fho a5rodo. ro,6v.ls od
zo.5tl,u ,5Ii.v a+5l; ;,+o -,
evan, ,,ie+5 Lo,o1i e,.o,, ma
v;,,o.t
vsal, rr5co voso noni u,-on
5or, por,ohI; toto dohIti ma
rod, Ioslosloyorsl.6o,n iobo
sv,lod,. 9 nr;s;n;to ca ifs+6 20
v5oob Il ~. s,.ohoa,. 60 ,,oh,
= k,;du - onotoionost; ,,y,5it;
Jast iisto 20 pohudoto nribli5a-
i5oti l.Iidr6 + +onr ohv t;s;c .
ditek = tis;ca vdov /. siro, kta-
r6 M cola ctvr; l6t. 5uv " mo-
v6tsir, stradari h;d6 = nada
10 trndlv nadostakam co nv
bov6ti ei hudom v hoinosti y
nadbvtku
v;a Jolso ,5 rh
s,or5L5 an,ar;al.lah AZ; .o
a,5 L.a+, ltas; 4e,;l ols; :;
oa,; a.s ,.,,.t: Io... ::
aa,ato a,,s ,,Iaat,,f 49, ,;.;
n,ohI s;rotu Ito,.5 aa s4,s; ,sta
h1odo,,al, I
pslx,,:, s.s..1
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Coahoara,.sla ,.;a,..ah
ito bude zapotrebi. abv kazdy,
Auo .,. ,ll' ~. "'es T" - 'o"Hie .. :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-21
MESTSKE FINANCE.

Mestska administraca potre
buje k vyplate 81. kvetna $3.50
600 a V mestske pokladne je
vseho vsude $4,000 v hoto-
vych. penezich. Vzhleden k po
dobnemu faktu mayor ucini dial
81 pokus u legislatury, ably me-
stu spraynym rozvrhem dani
co neidrive vypomohla KITE
rozto vypomoc pristi pondeli
bude pozadano. Mayor jmeno-
val nekolik zdeisich bankeru,
ably financni pomoc mestu v
Columbus prosadili, kteryzto w
Dor navstivi guvernera Coke
'ovnez v pondeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-21
SSNNi SSM
ECTELIER - MAYOREM

V denokratickych kruzich
sc proslycha, re feditel hotelu
Statler, pan t. p. Cagwin jest
mo2nVm kandidatem hodnosti
mayora. On sam O domnele
kandidature mlGi, ia to vsak
nektcrG vlivne dem. kluby sc o
ieho kandidaturu primlouvaji.
Mezi dalSimi dem. cekanci IL
radu mayora vyskytuji Sc jme
ma pravnika Lieghleye, exkon-
gres1ika Bulkleye. pravnika
Hostet!era a krajskeho soudce
Levina.
Z republikanI bude se ucha
yet o znovuzvoleni mayor Da-
Wis a neodvisiym rep. kandida-
tenn bude pry H. F. Taylor.
rsCC.s1 ESS1Csr~-~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-21

absolvent chvane znameho Machanova hudebnho stavu
ter svoji pill vytrvaost duladnem sudiu, piede-
psaneho nOrmnho kursu theoreicke praktcke methody
hry klavirni, obdrzeli velice zaslouzeny dipom.
Jsou to dftky chvan6 zname rodiny Josefa Benese
majitee reznckGho obchodu vych. 49, ulici.
Ctene a vazene rodne k Usp6chu ejich dek gratuuje
Zdara foografie ZaNodu p. Kvasncky.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-03

soli by Scott liIhurton CO., Kerr Dry
uoods 90. Horahauah -I'rown Dry Goods
Co. and other toilet counters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-03
I70H4Z

TN RI NLP1lAL events are be
w ginning the week. oomplimen
IL 'syy 10 Nj" Laura EnochS
. daughter Of DR. and Mrs. 4. &
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-03

are authorized under a rccrn.
auauon from 'ne stale depart.
. OF tdna'1H 20 dismiss school
.. enough 20 permit llo school .hIl
hen =, a'ir IN me harvest II their
.en're, AZ, found 70 be necessary
.Y .l'a n 'Hrt fYr ,Ic closing n.
.r 0..t 'Ha' being lt't p, the
|.roun of ul.n. Officials.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-03

automobile race. lei, Bisbee, the over.
night control station, on the home
stretch early today. X Il Armstrong.
Fort Worth, Texas the leader in the
race 50 far was the first to get away,
leaving at $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-03

inc I'm th, ip,e,ui,,l,n Mr.. Harry
N,her,,p fru,,b,d ,yn readings
Pinch w,t .r,,,1 L,nyrcr dance,
and basket, o., annie. were p,,,ed
Later in the evening a bnile, ,npper
featured lu tine dining room
mo were Mime, y + Gltrs A Il
,u,,in and Charlie, Frost Guests w.
Id,I Me-, and Nm,. 4 n
Cudin + p,oprr, T Wya,t
N q Church II NpEn.yb, & "
J,trr,,. Fran. Iu.p,r f. Nor.
.,v and i,ugbtr, N,ldr,i n Nc.
{ ,rn,,k / If G,rl,w. lI,rry A,hcr.
flI & " ~g,nlrr Dan evrrnry 4
t DcHol, q Il Ery L 4 k,yon.
cate, A Morrison ia O,rrhol,rr.
\ { W,,,trr u ~,mm,r, \ s
llean,y Oscar 1,.,e f Vaughn.
AZ G. Mnlycy. / f. Ilauen { (.
Long and A. + Welsh. Nine, b \.
Mcclure. Mary NrCmre George K.
ki,er lrnni, + Dnfl Independence
Kan. Anna + ilonscl {. + DoLbin,
VIII Lou, Charlie, I Thom,, and
Qucu Nr, Nauurrl,c Prescott, Of
Chicago y n. Holly ". T. Norris,
Luh ni.klm. R,lr., Ecaliy t. NJ
DeRol, l.hu Wand Misc, Eda
Wand lurI, l'mn,c,Ic,nlr Brad.
ford. Martha .s1ils ECrhA Marlin.
L,,r.,s h,lr.t Ni...,. I Il p,,d.
;a,d = y ,,.,..',. T. = rI,t,,sy
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-03

w ginning thls week. oompllmen
sy 10 Miss Laura Enoch,.
daughter Of DR. and Mrs 4. &.
Enochs. 7iO West Nineteenth street.
and Edwin d Min,cer. whose mar
,iage will hc an event OF Noyember
H.
NJ and Mr. ! franklin Hat-
bour, rs Nr'r Nineteenth street, will
have small dinner party this eve
ning IN the Young couple, honor and
Thursday evening al the regular din
ncr event of the Oklahoma Golf and
Country club, Mr., and Mrs. Byron g.
Whitfield. ilOj ClaNen boulevard,
vii entertain Miss tnOchs and Mr.
Min,ter. having a. additional guests
Mr. Earl Minteer and Miss lula
l.nochs
Mrs /. J Norman, lNl Cla'sen
[,oulevard, will be ho,,c" Saturday
at a O'Clock luncheon honoring her
house guest. Miss Margare, Christian
oi Iynchbutg. Va. and Miss Enoch'
Mrs ! VI Afford. ~ West Sey-
en,eenth street viii entertain .' J
o'clock luncheon Wednesday.
Mr.. John Sncrd Of Ardmore spent
Sunday here with his mother, Mrs
! Franklin Harbour and Mr. Har-
hour, 7lj West Nlnc,centh street
announcement male Of the ap.
rro4,uu, N,i.ls "a. N.v Barhl.a
N,aur dsusMu oi Mr and Mr.
claude Weave, 4U4 last Fifth stree,
snd Mr.. William Eari lanes Wh'ch
sill he an event Of TUESDAY. Noyem-
I her II. a, the bride. home
Mis-. France Dcupree Will be maid
oi honor and Mr.. Arthur Griffin will
act a. best man Only intimate
friends Of the family will be present
Mrs George Barrie Of II Pa,o, an
l,her daughter q Mr. and Mrs.
Weaver, will arrive tonight to re
main until alter TO- wedding Sew
c-ll other out Of town sue'. are
.pccied
~, a. s,
NJ ana N''. ''e w. 1ne',"4 ,'1 .
Twelfth street have .c' INTO Their
rev home a. $50 VS., i'e'eu't
street
-
q Mr and Nh NJ ! S'ou,.er llOS
West Grand avenue entertained ,erg
;,io,u,U,. T-,ia,. ,,er,rc ,,,h
ano'. n,,, ',|., '' .,',;.,. " ,,I
[ [ss,,,hmsn,, % ,,,.. ,,,' - t."o,sa I.ac;S, ,',,h
IL. ..,'o, cr,.,, ,,,,. " NJ. and
Nh. ~. S',.'.,.. W.. &, ,,,'
80 c,,.L.,I. Llt NV, l',,,,.,.t,,,
W. w.. C'i,.. g.. ,.,.,1, .,
,a,a,.a V.,,, ~. var.
I.l. Ih'''''' ""'''' '''' Nos
'''
Tn, Women la~r,op M.,innafy
,es,e,v ~ tho E,,.,\l : .hpr.h vill
mee, a, N o,j... T,r.dav af,er-
noon IN IN, hone ,f Nr, " +
Thomp.or 500 E,u Ninth .,rrr,
Mrs Rcb,era Rea,, Dll LEAD de.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-17

26-inch Diamond El,c:a Saw. VIII!
made specially for carpenters use, ii
is equally adapted to home needs
! Made of first quality spring tempered
steel, taper ground, filed and setready
for use. This saw has the correct
hang for true and correct sawry, fit
ted with vanished beechwood handle.
Price $2.75. Noblit Hardware Co.
e y Is
Mrs. R. H. Sammons, of Tampa, is
visiting in the city today.
q x q
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Shaw and Mrs.
j. R. Shaw spent yesterday in Clear
water visiting relatives.
Il * =
John R. Durrance is undergoing
trials and tribulations which he re-
CARDS as surprising those which af-
fiicted Job in the olden times. Job only
had few sores, and one thing and
another, whereas John R. has the
mumps.
4 *
We have a mighty interesting book
let for every man, woman and child
who buys groceries. 1t is not only in
teresting, but of real value. Be sure
to call and get yours, whether you are
a customer here or mott makes no
difference. At the Basket Store. 1t.
4 =: 4
STOLEN from my house on Lemon
street last night, Victor bicycle,
black with green trimming; in good
repair. Reward. 0. E. Hill 3-14-tf.
q * &
A letter from J. R. Crellin, for sew
eral years manager of the Tarpon
Springs Ice and Electric company, in
closed a check for renewal of subscrip-
ton and says he is with an anthracite
coal mining company. He says March
Is was the first day the company has
worked because of lack of orders. He
further says: eve have an electric
installation here that would take
twenty plants like that at Tarpon
Springs to operate. The whole plant
there could not run one of our larger
motors" The many friends of the
Crellins will be glad to hear that they
are so pleasantly located.
& * y
LOST-March Is, folding pocket
book; contents, Masonic receipt card
and about $40 in bills. Liberal reward
if returned to owner, E. F. Grinnell,
at residence of Capt. Sam Hope, or
Leader office. 3-17-3tp.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-17
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Gne broom cottage.
north end of Hibiscus street. See Mrs.
John K. Cheyney.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-17
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
NOTICE

There will be Z farmers and mild
maids ball at the tourist club rooms
Tuesday night, March 25, 8 o'clock.
Come, old lads, young lads and lit
tie lads, in your overalls and straw
hats; old lasses, young lasses, and lit
tie lasses, in your long aprons and
gingham dresses, if you are a mem
Der of the club. If you are not a men,
Der pay your dollar and get in on the
farmers and milk-maids' ball. Come
and timber up for a good time. Lots
of fun and frolic.
MRS. JOHN S. DAVIS,
Chairman.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-17
Deer Becomes Demonstrated

The efficient protection given them
By the state game commission and the
United States forest service in thei.
EFFORTS to preserve the deer, elk, ante
lope and mountain sheep that roam
the Colorado forests has resulted in
large herds. 1t is no unusual sight In
the towns bordering the Uncompahgr&
national forest to see many of these
wild animals grazing in the village
streets.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-17
FOR SALE: AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE: AUTOMOBILES. I
have sold the City garage business in
Tarpon Springs, and have yet for sale
the following cars: l Franklin tour
ing car, l Ford touring car, l model
1914 Buick touring car Hudson
speed roadster, Peerless truck, /
Maxwell truck. These cars will be
sold at sacrifice 10 close the bust
ness. They are all in perfect condi-
ton and can be seen at. the City (Pi-
nelIas) garage. See Mr., Ferguson.
3-11-tf.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-17

FOR SALE-One ive-xoom cottage
with city water and toilet, situated
one block from the postofice. A bar
gain at 100000. Can be had for less
If taken at once. See Leader Real
Estate Co. If.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-17
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two lots and black
smith shop; lots 25x1OO feet each;
Stafford avenue. One dwelling house
and 8 lots, each 5Ox15O feet; large
back yard and garden. Lime street
and Stafford avenue. Price very low.
A. Linn, Tarpon Springs. 2-17-tf.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-17

FOR SALE-Large metal sign;
esuipped with electric lighting sys-
TEN. paint what you like on it and put
it up Leader office. If.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-17

FOR SALE-1O acres, partly I'M
proved, small house, young fruit trees.
located on gulf near rock road, west
Of town. Apply Leader Real Estate
Co. 2-7-tf.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-17

FOR SALE-Lot 90, block 80,
fronting on Tarpon avenue, located
east of the Tavern with one block be-
tween. See Leader Real Estate COM
p&ny. If.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-10-30

Ldcous wachfuness for the Stop Look and Listens
bad idea Had il occurred you my fellow tax
and citizen that either directly indirectly 0koona has obh
tons from Bonded Issued by the United States the
State the County, District and the Municipality amounting
$94 10000? In other words Okoona and will have to
levy income tax and the various other revenues
above which almost much the assessed vaua
ton of all the personal and real property in the town.
OF the obligations of the Municipality signed up
only SIP 600 in Bonds but she by levy her porata of
State County and District and her prorata of the United
States Bond issues by income and other various
unues, but she will pay it just the
The following tabulated statement of these Bond sues
u War Bonds 500 OO0 0OOOO Okoonas Pro- $685.
State Bonds...... 6,0OOOO0OO Okolona's Pro- 626OOO
County Bonds 100000 Okolona's Pro- 100000
District Road Bonds 325 00000 Okolonas Pro- 1872 10000
Municipal Bonds... 112O00OO Okolona's Pro- H. 1000
Total $29 OO6 1877 OOO co. OkoIona's Pro- $946 100 90
We have just refunded $6OOOOO Water Light Bonds with
serial Bond $38OOO of these Water Light Bonds
will due in 1922 and they will have to be refunded with
serial Bonds, as this is now the law
be the that when Bonds become due they could
refunded with 20 year Bonds and ad nnum
only thing about the interest but this thing of
the past under act of the Legislature of 1918 all bonds issued
whatever purpose requires that they mature seso much
the principal we'll the interest to be paid annually AS
city been going this theory for all these years sink
fund has been created for the liquidation of Bonds
when they become due In the future this part of will have
be taken of.
We have made these statements alarm any body we
have simply made them that may know where Gu stand
Outside of the Bond with which had nothing do the
Cty finances getting pretty good shape but these things
should be known.
There a class of people who satisfied unless
putting Big Show in the way of spending money
This made for their special benefit this the
people who Stop Look and Listen" until after
the Engine has buttelth4m of the track
Don't live beyond your income especial emphasis ii
times and applicable to individuals we'll Municipalities
Respectfully
R. L. FITZGERALD
Mayor
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-10-30

Please take notice that the
Annual Meeting of the Chicka-
saw County Chapter of the
American National Red Cross
will be held on October 81, 1919,
at 1880 P. M. in the Court House
at Okalona, Miss. Business OF
as well as of interest
will be transacted and all mem.
bers of the Chapter, and any
who are interested, are request
ed to be present. Please make
it a point to come.
A. T. Stovall,
Chairman.
Helene A. Owen,
Secretary.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-10-30
piles Cured in 6 to II Days

DRUGGISTS refund money if PAZ0 OINTMENT fails
to cure Itching Blind Bleeding CT Protrudine Piles.
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can get
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-10-30
CUT THIS OUT

This Ticket will admit One Lady years DID, older absolutely
free on Monday Night Nov 3rd Without this ticket regular
admission will be charged Holders of this ticket must their
tax which is cents.