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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-05
PRESENTS FROM The CLOUDS

On Thursday morning just before the doors open, so
tiny Rubber Balloons will be thrown from the top of the
building. With each balloon tag with number will be
ted Many of the numbers will call for free handsome
presents Be sure to be here and get the balloon. It's
free to all.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-06
LILLIAN GISH HAS
FINE COMEDY ROLE
IN GRIFfITH FILM

Comedy again appears as d happy
attendance 70 the playing Of Miss
Lillian Gi,h u hrr newest role that
of a country sir. In "a Romance OF
Happ, valley" David ~ Griffith s
second Aircraft production which
will be- shown a' the Olympic Thea
,rr Friday and SATURDAY
Mis-. Gishs effort boa comedy m
The Great Love were rewarded by
general applause from Tie critics
Under Mr. Grituth's direction she
has created ucN and delightful
character and beer part as Jennie
Tmh.r'ak, boz The now production
even NOR, sparkling
rHe appears t- .ht only child 0l Ju
.'. 'ikrghlr farmer Zoo .br Ohio
Valley country cd man who u,-le,is
I si'u- fields nu attends most iu.
.u-fuously 90 bis sleep ilr Vish,,
a.s daughter to dress as her mother
$3.50 Tl br confined fD rural STYLES
.' generation past and Co the
.aur time array oneself to attract
.ar interest OF Young John Logan
Jr is Cd sIprom, task Of her girlsh
Ingenuity
Nar trials arr NOT entirely CON
Nued o. fascinating the eyes OF
John Logan Ir for her father IS
addicted 90 headaches. and Outlines
re,ts her attention bon the night So
0a arringcs q signal system OF
quaint and ct'octi,, simplicity Miss
lI-a makes the character one OF de-
Et'ful Whim,iC8lifirs. q unique and
fascinating personality The com.
oily fs fuller than auy Miss Gish has
attempted 10 N" past. and 10 be-
comes her with tho same urtistic
.I-u as The strrurr roles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-06
CIVIL SERVICE BODY
ANNOUNCES EXAMS TO
FILL MANY VACANCIES

The United states CIVIL Scrvic,
| Commission announces many exam
nations for the applicants 90 select
men and iu some cases women IL
fill various vacancies Boz the govern
meni departments The time and
subjects are given below and the sal.
aries for further information those
! interested may write thr civil Ser.
vice Commission Washington ID. C.
or apply 20 nearest postmaster
March le April May and
June Z. 1919. male ana females
Grophotypc Operator r0lrs male
and female. 5000 200 Sf-N. per wear
March Is. 1919. Assistant H0rti
cul'urisi male ANA female 90 81
500 90 g. 200 per yrar
March r. April May June
3. 1919 apprentice Fish luItur,st
males only. 40 5000 Go $3.50 p'r
year
March H. April @. aud Nav e
Accounting and Statistical CLERK
male and femals az $1,000 90 ST.
go per year
March .6 90 hpril 2S. e. 1913
/ Trsusitman. male. Surveyor, male
iat 500 90 Si.5 per month and main.
tsinance while engaged IN field work
! Tor trarsitmau Sl.s 90 5000 per
month and maintenance while on
gagged on field work for surveyors
April {. tql' Soil Biochemist
male and female 90 $500 10 So
400 per year
April 2. 1912. Senior Highway
bridge Engineer male, only az 81
400 % $4,000 per wear
April : 1912 Machinc-shop fore
man. qualified IN Easoline-engine ~
pairing. males only of f-.l00 20 81
500 per wear
April :. 1919 N.c1.ntsts Helper
males only. s' 5000 per year
April g. 1919 instrument mskor
males only a. g. 80 7f- diem
March IS. 90. 1919. Forest 'ssis.
tant. males only iu tho United states
al Sl.l0O pcr wear .r Alaska 81.
/ coo 70 3 500 per wear
Every TUESDAY. RookRecp'r male
and female a. $1,000 per yoir
March 2t. 1919 males only. As
sistant % tho Director of Telephones
az 81 600 per year and advances
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-06


The following real osia'" trans
iers were made of record no no
county clerks oiii." 81 Poster cplh
y. during 'he week from F'uiuar
n 10 and including Warren ID. I'l'
They we're as follows
Mr' VI b'lnr, ol los Angie
county. california 20 j u. lA'a'ah
OF Potter county Texas. luF"I' lni
q par OF section -. certificate No
90 block a. ' q " ana Nno"'
a' lots and p On 0Io.k 'l- MIRO.
addition P. hH'f'..l '"h-'i'r''''i
$1,000 te...''. 80"
NT. A'." -... Eha''-l ana nus
''na. '' '''.r.
counts Pa. '. '.N'' ana NII'
70. 9'-.' .."'' .v'.'' county .'
|o.''ht bon. .''.. I'' ODD '".
"Nla'. .". r.".'.H ''a'A"" p" NM
'ri'.. .'..'..0 5000 N'''..
'l f.
'. 900. N'.' I'..
.'.' ....'' county ''
h' COLLINS counts I','
'0.'r 'r'" .'r' "'
. ..".. nc Oh" F."Wo.- a.d.
'i'- 3. amarillo constellation So.
''. I'' ven
500. .fn.o'H..' O.. Do. Vt.
f.' county california 'a Emma NrI
Ton re '.'.r county. involving io'
.r 0'.E --' in Mob" subdivision
p. f.."-'' sddi''on 20 Nm'rI.'o
.' '.'T''.H '..'H' h''orN'a
YEP IS
70 90 a-.Hu and ~It'. Eddie p
.a-lon. .' Potter county. 70 % '''-
100 ~ Potter county. involving Tote
II ODD u block eos OF Pl'moaa
aHd Mirror addition 90 NmsFillo
Confederation 200 Recorded
F'.
4 a buckingham and pite. ta.l'"
S Buckingham 81 Potter county. 20
r 3. '-f-eR. Of Potter county. IN.
.n'.rr 100 4, % the " \ Noble
addition '0 Ausriilo 1onsiar-t'iur
$3.50. Recorded FEB ~
r Wright and vito r.'f
Wright ~ Potter county t1 "a D
Cooper NJ Potter county inF.''.rF
.t, 1.'. H bv 40 feet az l"' ] ir
bloc. ~. .f tho plcmons addition
'. .-.-.IH Consideration tl.."
nd. ..I Nir
H I'lme &C Potter county A.
Hf' NJ Potter county 'n'".'
rr .. IH Ebcrstadt s. amended sub
division 1' block boz 'f' ."l'N ..l'
addition fr amarillo Considerable.
Recorded Mar
I....r g. lucheH auo husband
'.r. Echey. ~ Potter count.
+. If''r OF Potter county,.
..r part % loi 3 lh ''.E -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-06

Wor - ys.rs GOLD MEDAL Hssr
lem OIL Mss enabled suffering humsn-
Nv n withstand stacks ~ kidney
GVCf, bladder and stomach trouble,
mi all diseases connected with the
srirsry orEans and 10 hW.d Mp and
ss-ors 60 health organs weakened b.
r',gsAs. These most important orrsns
.iust hs watched. because ihcv filter
0rd purify the blood unless they a1
their work you are doomed
Wes-insss. slssplsssress nervous
Nsss isspondsney. bsoksrhs Vors H
t-ouhF psins in The IONS snd lower
shf0-nar ErIvrl rhsums''sm sria''rs
rrd mnhtgr al warn YOU ~ trouble
with tcrf tsifaV GOLD MEDAL
Htsr -W 81 = .pgs'es lre the remedy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-06

Gnffith's newest, Romance Of
Happy Valley Not a war pic
ture. Olympic, Friday and Satur-
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-06

volving so,ion certificate 80
$50. block ID + l. q n 4 Ry Co.
ConSidcr7ti.n 81 600 Recorded
Mar. !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-06
Nose and Throat Spec.
idEst

DR. Glade WolcOti, Suite 1918
Fuqua blok Phone 600 or 1917 Tor
an appointment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-06

You arc going TO be-
sOuy that YOU did not
invest IN some good
OF Company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-06

You can now buy IN a
Company that is sure
of @ well 81 some size.
and have every pros
poet OF bringing In one
of the largest gusher
in the field Even a
small we'll will pay you
"a nice dividend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-06
Real Estate Transfers

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The courier-index., 1919-02-07
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Services at the Baptist church Sun day as follows: Morning worship and sermon at eleven o'clock. Sub iect for morning sermon, A Strange Paradox" Evening worship and ser mon at seven-fifteen- Subject for evening sermon Shall We Know Each Other in Heaven?" This is the third of a series of sermons from the Every Day Things of Life" La dies Mission Study class Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock. Junior and Senior B. Y. P U. at six-fifteen Sunday evening Prayer services seven Wednesday evening. You will find a hearty welcome at all our serv- ices. If you have no church home our aim is to make this the "Home-Like Church" Make this church your home.
 c. L. HAMMOCK, Pastor.
The courier-index., 1919-02-07
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Now that the war is over and the ban has been lifted on Improvements, it is time to figure on that concrete work you wanted done Let me give you estimates. J. w Fielder. stf
 Mrs. w. P. Harris will entertain the members of St. Andrews Guild and Bible Class Saturday afternoon, complimentary to her mother. Mrs. M. H. Clark. and Mrs. c. C. Burke.
 Jack Spence has bought the bunga. lok belonging to Mrs. c. L. Apple on Chestnut street and he and Mrs. Spence expect to move into their new home as soon as some Improvements are made
 We are in the market for the i'm mediate purchase of improved and unimproved farm lands. If you have anything to sell, call on us at once. Johnston Investment Company, in in Roleson's law office. T
 Brian Frazier of Forrest City spent Sunday with his family here. Mrs. Frazier expects to visit her sister. Mrs. DuBose. at Bartlett. Tenn, be- fore joining MT. Frazier in their new home.
 We are in the market for the i'm mediate purchase of improved and unimproved farm lands. If you have anything to sell call on us at once. Johnston Investment Company. in in Roleson's law office. ~*1
 Mr. and Mrs w D. Newborn and Mir. and Mrs. D. & Hummer are spending this week in St Louis where MT. Newborn has gone to assist in purchasing stock for Griffis- Newborn Co.
 We are in the market for the i'm mediate purchase of improved and unimproged farm lands. If you have anything to sell, call on us at once Johnston Investment Company, in in Roleson's law office. T
 Will Jones, for several years an employee of the Miller Lumber Com pany, while at work Wednesday night, had the thumb and fore finger on his right hand crushed in the ma chinery, the accident necessitating the amputation of the two members
 Mir and Mrs. Will Bowers have moved into their new home on Lib erty street. The rooms formerly oc- cupied by them at the home of Mrs M. c. Brown have been rented by MT. and Mrs. David Shea, who took possession Monday
 Mrs. Ben Elder. who was called to Dallas several weeks ago on account of the serious illness of her sister. Mrs Drake. returned Tuesday and spent several days here before going on to her home at Brickeys. She left her sister very much improved
The courier-index., 1919-02-07

pie services with Mrs. E. D. Robert son meets 6:15 D. m. On time. Pas tor breaches at Yarber school house 3 D. m. Sunday if roads are good.
 The Woman's Bible Class meets for the study of Joel next Monday 3 D. m. at the house of MT. w. ;. Mcclintock. Good attendance want ed.
 Subject II a. m, Voices From Armenia Help for Bible Lands Good music. Subject Sunday night Responsive Religion" The religion that will tell out it's pent up love and hopes. Gospel songs. Help the young people to take care of Sunday night services. In these times of spiritual needs and duties all the services of the church should be crowded with anxious and prayerful hearts. The church of Christ as well as governments face Reconstruction Not a new gospel But revived sense of duty and devotion to God We shall be glad to meet you in ali of our services next Sunday.
 W. K. JOHNSTON. Minister.
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but not yet quite we'll.

Dudley Peete Harris expects to leave Monday afternoon for Sewanee where he will resume his studies in the University of the South. He will be accompanied to Memphis by his mother. Mrs. w P Harris. and Mrs. NJ H. Clark and Mrs. J. P. Durham. who expect to remain in Memphis several days.
 R. l.. Blair has returned from Louisville, Ky. where he spent last of agents of the Inter-Southern Life Insurance Company. Mir Blair Is dis. trict agent for Eastern Arkansas and in volume of business produced he stands at the head of the list with his company.
 Bruce Kendall and wife left Mari. anna Sunday. Mrs. Kendall went to Stuttgart and MT. Kendall went to Hot Springs where he will spent three weeks for the benefit of his health. He will then go to Stuttgart and take charge of the loan and ab- stract business of Young & Wilson. we'll known attorneys of that place
 Henry Johnston, R. H. Lindsey and w A. Wall have purchased the stock of general merchandise at Last Chance owned by John Folts and will consolidate Mir. Johnston's store with the Last Chance store. Mir. John ston has been in business at Last Chance several years and has been very successful as merchant. MT. Lindsey is the present tax assessor of Lee county and has scores of friends in all sections of the country who wish him a full measure of pros- perity in his business at Last Chance. Mir. Wall has also been in business at Last Chance and has many custom CTS who will be glad to trade with him again.
 H. M. Jackson left Sunday for Washington City to attend the annual meeting of the Mississippi Valley Waterways Association, an organiza- ton having for its object the estap, lishment of a government barge line on the Mississippi river. The Water ways Association will meet jointly with the National Rivers and Harbors Congress The two organizations will combine in an appeal to the presi- dent and to congress to develop trans portation on the Mississippi river. Jas B. Hood, well known merchant and planter of Gassett, and member of the board of directors of the St Francis Levee District. is also one of the delegates to the convention. Delegates from Helena. Memphis, St Louis and other river points are in Washington. MT Jackson went as the representative of the Marianna Commercial Club.
The courier-index., 1919-02-07
THE HEN THAT LAYS

is the hen that pays. If she does not lay kill her, but before you kill her, give her B. A. Thomas Poultry Rem edy twice a day for a week, and then you will not kill her for she will be paying you a profit. It not only makes hens lay but it Is a remedy for Cholera, Roup, and Gapes. We guarantee it to cure or we refund your money. Sold by Daggett's Drug Store. Marianna: Moro Drug Co.,. Moro. stf
The courier-index., 1919-02-07

12 o'clock. Some of the speaksrs oi the day will be here to inform you d your present needs.
 Wm. Smith, Andrew Word T, F Newsom, Frank Edward, M F. Weatherspoon, J. W. Fort, s. L. Can non, A. J. Carloch, Paris Johnson, 4 J. Scott. s. N. Blake, c. L. Cary.
 R. E. Bryant. DemonstsIor
 Negro Work in Lee Co
The courier-index., 1919-02-07
SAINT ANDREWS CHURCH The Rev. C. c. Burke. Rector
 SERVICES
Sundays
Week Days
F,Rsr PReseyreRlAM CHURCH

Preaching services as usual next Sunday. Attendance upon all serv- Ices is improved as the influenza re- laxes it's hold upon us. Mir. McKee's adult bible class is most refreshing and helpful Why miss an oppor- tunity any Sunday morning like this? :? Speak to yourself about it and be there next Sunday. The young pee
The courier-index., 1919-02-07
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS

The Womans Missionary Society ol the Christian church met with Mrs, w. E. Hoyle, Tuesday afternoon Mrs Despair conducted the business SeS- sion and Mrs. Mohrstadt the program. Interesting papers were given hy Mesdames Mohrstadt, AixoR. Royae and Despair. At the conclusion dsial. ty refreshments were served
The courier-index., 1919-02-07

for us at the evening hour. Every body is given cordial invitation to attend. A hearty welcome to all
 l.. A. SPlVEY.
The courier-index., 1919-02-07
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Lords supper immediately following the bible school so that as many as can do so may attend preaching services at other churches.
 Rev. J. A. Campbell will preach
The courier-index., 1919-02-07

FOR SAILED acres Joins u,n, ,,a. ris-Newbern plantation four oa ~ as, east of Marianna. Price s0oD0 ,;f,, f acre. s1.OO0 cash, balance ID w,,,s years with s per cent interest, ,.,nr m, owner, Frank L. Suffern' p'' si III.
The courier-index., 1919-02-07

FOR SALE-142 hesd o' couth. Shropshire, Hampshire anu Ark down. See J. F. Gibson MV'O *31p
The courier-index., 1919-02-07

FOR SALE~-Prices low, one ~ fronting Poplar street, 6s l-SxlSO iVr ss Three other lots fronting on 2 foot street. Also three iots " houses priced at what 1t wouia 'so. so' to build the houses. s. D. Jonn''0n If
The courier-index., 1919-02-07
cLAsslFIss ADS

FOR SALE-Pure bred young Beif shire boar. subject to registraliol Arthur H. Thompson. Mariana. Y
The courier-index., 1919-02-07

FOR SALE-One coon him to sum hound. Will guarantee ass A. do good work. Call on ans 'an l5p Gray' route 4, box 40, Mariann''
The courier-index., 1919-02-07

FOR SALE-My home ss section. Can be seen at any 'l,ne. simmons Mrs. J. R. simmon or J. H' 't at Turner Drug GO.
The courier-index., 1919-02-07

FOR RENT-F'ive room coss.s. nss with modern conyeniences' 0o0 a ertson & Benham.
The courier-index., 1919-02-07

FOR SALE-1917 Ford ana Vvsf land car in fine shape, cheap Ir Quire of w. T. Despair.
The courier-index., 1919-02-07

FOR SALE OR RENT,oask oack porch room bungalow, front ana ,,~sr. u~s see House was built last sunnn'0' sf F R, Crawford, Marianna'
The courier-index., 1919-02-07

NOTICE, LEE COUNTY FARMERS!
 Every farmer Is requested to be at the court house February Is, 1919, at
The courier-index., 1919-02-07

Mrs. M. F. Cox is in receipt of a letter from her son, Edwin. who is al Beauregard. saying he expects to be home soon and contemplates bring ing a cook with him.
The courier-index., 1919-02-07

J. H. War and family. who have suffered great anxiety and suspense for several months from their in ability to hear from or locate his son. Leon Warr. were greatly relieved last week when they received letter from Leon saying he was well and O. K.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-11-08
Der lang er|e@nte }rieoe.

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9e no lntets,ns pte aeporOen t n Nariicr }cmeen
lro EN- aageieo er Die Ser Srbn entfernte
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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-11-08
Antprtkunt1tpruttu.

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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-11-08

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