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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
To USE INFLUENCE
TOSECURE SUPPORT
FOR GOVERNOR cox
NuERrCiN LABOR PRESIDENT DF
IR STATEMENT.
u .lni.hltrss

" Nssuriu',d Press
BALTIMORE oct i3-ln an
address delivered here today before
The convention 81 thu International
I'rufh,thuud ~ Euukhind'rS sam.
4rl GOup"rs president ut tho
American Federation 81 Labor, de-.
rl,d r,Iurts that h. had slil b.
could deliver the labor ,ot" o. the
democratic party and -Iii nu per
4.u ever heard such Jn ut''rlnUr
coming from him.
N. Gumpcrs said he owed mo-
.'l,gtu,r % either political party.
ihtt h' was partisan Geo principles
Hr1 itl,i
.W, ur" MOT hui.hrylkl" com
uru,i VI Bumpers 'uw have ~"
coo hands un ih, throat of thr gov.
rru'r' ", puipo-" to exercise
u4r f.-u's ..l,lf l. NW"ucInr
..r'rI only ONO vote and That
..i- b.. On, own 7 IAN ouly align
Ht-f against The WIu who has
Iu.u Lir,e.II with the rosrtiuniry
interest, and against ih" Interests
Of tYn WwtirE pDup.' Im going
q. urr. 900 .Ir NOT q. east their
tu'. t.r ii,Idlur tni tnt' rHli'r.
iH'.r o"|Hl-r. hut iH t.N .nd
ROOSEVELT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
Consumers to Haze Coal
In Ample Quantities Is
Statement of Operators

" As."caicd rrSa.
NEW YORK. oct l3-Th,rc viii
be- no serious shTtagn lu any part
u tho country this YEAR provided or
dlnaiS care II exercised by consumers
d, VAS predicted h,T today at the con.
irf'uoc "f THE natinnai coal associa'
tinn which comprises two thirds of th"
@ 'ls coal producers of the Unit.
III States
Tho coal operators however dcclnr
ol thl, IN order Ia keep the markets
supplied. sicad, work at the mia, s
ana q sufficient supply oi ulras
,afs ,Jsp would 10 required. II vas
stated ihai sum, lntumiuuus operators
we've getting only about % 10 80 per
~ tho open on ears needed 4 spe
cia, conenittco which has been SurN.
.rg WIN NnTiuuH - reTnii'c gc7cic'
to prevent winter fuel shortage r..
por 81 hot thN ntcrratc com crrc
commission. railways bis cocu dealers
ana uhcr- were cooperating 60 IN.
cr,vsc prediction nnd improv" trans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14

purtation ana distribution facilities
In order that the northwest may De-.
protected an emergency order similar
Ia that provided for New England de-
liverirs lair year. has been applied. 10
was made known M the cSriier,ncc
-
when the northcas, is supplied. the
Operators and the railways viii then
10 IN position 10 supply other scctions
( a." country before the extreme cot
woihcr hwins u was stated. The
most serious shurtar" now IL In the
middle west the operators said. but
domestic cupsAuers. through "A sys.
.l.rri' ten r. reitirg Goa
Go u"ri their demands Tho comni u
r"s uur stated th y an order of
tlc Interstate cumW'ro" commission
rpl rlrs being used for th
transportation of automobiles sa-d
-..oI rnd nthcr c'fumodltios has
q" u rcio1s"l l7u Friday for transpof
'0 " coal With these ears u was
rated. the railways will furnish sui
nrient cars 10 handle 100000 tons
- cUil week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
TWO KILLED, ONE
BURNED IN POWER
PLANT EXPLOSION
e VI ,STRHpHF PESiLT Of SHORT
CIRCUIT. SErII>G tiRE TO
OIL.

CHATTANOOGA Cet i3-F1uyi
Baxter and Charles Vest. clcctr,Diin.
irc dad ana ErucT L." is in local
hospital probably fatally burned as th''
result of ncSrus.un at IA" lI,dn
Electric Power plant Of the oco"c roW
cr company 10 ptrt'Niil" T'un'ss
'udHy
Awullturrs from Chattanooga wcr.
rushed Co., the e,run aud started 90 tn
.itV With the injured m"n. Vest died
80 iuu', ana ilstrr frw Wuu"r's
lf',I t'lyh,ng tho hospital
pri.l,Is ut itr power company ~.
proceed thr opinion that the explosion
was ,Hus.d N short circuit settling
1907, O.. t uulu''f F uI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
SENATOR CAPPER
ATTACKS CHICAGO
WHEAT GAMBLERS
DECLARES Gambling IIEl.I"
OPER iTED ON CHlC iGO
BOARD or TRADE


SMITH CENTER, Hans. Oct. IL
One ounce m~e of bread In the loai
a, the old price. i what thr ronsu'n.
q, nnw offered for the SsW'. .00u
10, 49,, "CtiraEo wheat gamblers"
h.,, caused the American whrat rais
err IN thr last iva months by gamD
Tins In futurrs," United STATES sens
f.T NIthur Caun~-. declared IN M I'D
dies here iuni"hi.
"years ago" he continued, the
,e-nle 81 thu United states demand
cd a., susprrsiun of the Louisiana l"i
t,ry. but todlN under The cloak ~
b,.lre ss"rriahilliy. Ne are per
n,i,tinr ~, biggest gambling he'll 10
~. wo-id g.. h. operated on the tnica
eo hoard af trade ", comparison. ~
r.pe's suicidr club NJ Monte Carlo J.
Ipnoerni and innocuouS ~. 4
,l'urch bazaar. =,
"Sc,,-,, vrrks aRo ! brrln wWl
on "A metSure to abolish Tits want"r
aud Ipiuriars form o robbery and
,i.nll shoot n y hill in an the iir.t ta'
et th. urNt congress md VIII und''
'.Lo io ''t ihi, den oi ihci'e> "ui q
hustnrss
Sine. Juls ~. when trading in e.
,-re. .,aS rrsumed ~ the rNrhsnses
A.. Kansss senator declared ths'
rr.ju sreculsiors have s"ld, -" "o'
svsrSold'' this years rrop i've or si'
,t-.s, Oriy about one ptreent of th'
t--alne ln tuiures y . bona Tide iran
.-alcn fcr actual delivery hr asser
e6.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
COX AND HARDING (
ARE: Asked VIEWS
ON VOLsTEAD ACT
.DENTICN. OI ESTIONs ARE SUB
NirTIn ~ ANri.SiI.OON
tIiGtE.

~ isFnr n'ff Irfst.
WAsulNGrpN. oct. i3.-The antl.
1lnou irlrur Huruunr,d tonight u hal
rlbmitt.d identical questions 20 Sena-
Harding md GuNsTnor Cox to de-
p'up their rit'fudr regarding modlfi.
1ilUn ui the \oistcld prohibition en-.
far,rm,ri t,l Tho messages were
sUi last saturday from Nashville. Ten.
sss.r hy Henry Beach Carr. secretary
{ the leagues special commission In.
,stlrliing th' cludidatcs records ON
D. huuuf question and Rad.
WIN yuu. if elected. favor or oppos>
uI.f.tiIuu o. 90, Nuistsad act 90 per.
90 th, manufacture ur Slle q beer or
.irD &C. mrrtaop the alcoholic content
rus rendering o.. enforcement of the
-ht.enfh 1rsfd nent more dlfficult7
immediate Geographic reply request
senator landings reply dated last
.udiN -IN-.
.N, r.rr. l,d vote fnr the submission
90, s.rht.,rth amendment and law
s trf.rrp 10 answers your telegram. 1
'HrI lt iuit rroufd laid IN the public
tryi.r"
Will, no rJply has been received
ln gr'rtuur Cox. the announcement
aii his a, retHfv had arnVTnced thar
Wnuii md syor g. pressnt The In
frv O. no aasnIssrr tic - -iiif@te
The a.nafn rcfneht co~t~i~ed no In
rprct1ti,n ~ the league % the re.
lls u the two men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14

DELIVERS ADDRESSES
IN SIX LARGE CITIES
THROUGHOUT INDIANA
BY rms ASSOCIATED PRESS.


FORT WAYNE, Ind Oct. l3-Aacks the League Of Ma
ons policy Of Senator Harding and of forcr Pesdn Taft
continued today by Governor Cox another days
paigning in Indiana
That there conspiracy deceive the American jury by
dcprvng Of the fae the through failure to print
the league covenant in eseonsry papers, and the Republican
national campaign book also stressed by the candidate He
statement calling league supporters to raise fund
for printing and distributing the covenant.
Six large Indiana cities visited today by Governor Cox
variation Of campaigning speaking Delphi Loganspo
Peru Wabash Huntington and here where he closed with
meeting tonight He encountered difficulties including
trong winds with DUST noisy small boys roaring apanes
mead and confusion the today crowds and after the gov
began speaking hundreds left apparently unable hear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
Night Riders ai Muskogee.

MUSKoGEE. Okla oct Ia Night
lrrs" seeking tn stnp IN" huVing IN
Hing of cotton or destroy tho cotton
-.ns. are sweeping down on Muskog"'
"a adjoining counties.
Three COTTON gins ai Haskell. okla
,omi. 20 miles from hero. arc undcr
heavy guard ~ IN" result of notices
nn.ird on farms there this mnrninE
.yrrning the farmers not to pick the
cotton.
Up ,raturs of the gins have u" 10
warned 10 shut down their planiN.
which or. running night and day. ul
r'ffrf a.. destruction of them.
II I. IiErs operator d ihr os1g
'uttuu ul rump1nN'a Rim there. was
warned through friends today th'' So
lon would be- taken Co clos" the plan
Immediately IN receipt ul Tive warn
ar N, three rirs ~ IN" town W'l
ol,ood under Euard 81 i've armed m"'
each.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
National Guardsmen
Impede Prosecution
CT Strike, Charged

w '#sn.fsssu t.rr.s
MONTGOMERY Nh. cot 3.pH
rlafirg ,l. HrutIf,. r Niutll ~
JiHuHl gaHff.mrr In 'h" hitUwinuuI
coal u-ids ua. interfering with th"
pius, cuiirr rI th, s'iiE' Ntn \ Et.
r,r r Pittsburgh PENN Information 10
f.prrsar'piiy, r %, ni',j Min,
Workers of AmUr1. With q number -
u,ina worker. ut.,"ls and prominent
N1hrml1rs urged Gu,,ru'r klliy lt''
tvd1v O. wal', thr otd"rs Q" On
grrris
The spnl ,ani,r oi the delrg1iion rs
prci,i'V protected against the order
prahn iti-g public as."inblngr in "a
r,Al disiurt
Governor Klnv informed the dele.
fnies ho wunld take the matter under
consideration.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
NJ riInDlST CONFERENCE
N~sE'ini !, ~ FORT WORTH.

,rr " ETH 90. IA compre.
.f.uv e. o. gll f0r the area of
...oI vHrt WIS introduced at tho
. .k's r. t.Fr here of the Metho-
G.t rHnf"r nee lW pklnhoma and
o. rfhrrn Te,ns hy ia1hop y l.. Waii.
urf of Clrrd uh ohio The program
'ls frr nn enlargement of al phases
Il church work Th,re are $50 min
is',rs h-r" ntt u1lng the conference.
rlst.p Waldorf admiuislercd the sac.
... f''r viirh the conference was
ridel into ten divisions 10 work upon
'hr new o. rfu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
Coy issnes Sinicmeni.

LOGANSIOHT. Ind. oct l3--Gos.
crnnr Cox II ohio. Democratic ur~si.
duntiil nominee. Will" touring Indiana
frfIv issffHd n s'a'su Mt Urriur friend.
{ the League II eSailuns 60 gather n
md for printing IN" covenant The
,nietnont said In part:
n am making this app'al q" the
friends of pace tn every community in
Nrrricl 90 establish NJ nuc- fund suf.
iHi-ni ~ print enough copies ~ the
lguo covenant 10 take care of ~"
H.'uands for u Eyerywhor" "" gn pcp.
~ are asking for IL They want the
r's ani they resent the methods
E g.utsh tn Il ny them IN" facts IN
ny instances newspapers can b. in.
lucod 80 pruduce IN" dncuw"n
wherever possible this spirit ~ help
'Hoss should be- taken advantage of q"
GOV rn1r Cox gave hi- Virws uuo'
I" i.aguc & Nations and a variety II
p ~ suh'"c's toby ~ r number ui
IN ~ Indiana county seats
"'.r' h'us" l1wns were MOSTLY ~.
rdid tr's forums and "a Irairr : ,H'.
.I|g viii r7rs badges. brlss land t
= nu'o.lohiics were ont in for" Z =
~ N gov rnor termed his town
"'ings"
=, wls asks' numerous campaign
-iip1s y "a s u1ti MI iss 'rs.
r4u1r C.N gcd election ~ Thomas
erHrt Democratic cludidit" fr
"a 50 tees senator ~ bon INDIAN
I1rdge o. Soldiers.
Riira'ing that tn lclguH VS. "H
dgr t. IN American Soldiers 1ni
ir wo'her- 90 make war implssi'l %
..e"rnrr C.N uuphasiz 4 lcagu' rrrl.
.uis and again charged $ noior
'lI0r hts Republican opponent. wi'h
rliating.
',t,rn o. CN asked hi4 audiences o.
vlthpu' uarti-an spirit Hnd u.
1oriDns. r"i'-rnt.Hr that b. had n.
prrel with tn pnk ans iiie ui M
'nuuhiiHnv but only With ~" sen
',rill Dlistafhy"
~, charged again that there WIS
.Hn.p.rI.Y e silence" Hr4iusi tn
rr,'Ic r|use In 10, Republican
ss and M, Republican oampIig
ok in failing - print tn l1ru'
.N,nlnf Agricultural qu'stiugs W.
'el.Its.d hy the governor ui DriIhi
%. candidate there reiterated tn
% pa" was conspiracy 20 change ia
.i.rtl reserve act and that "'lr o."
WI" fI'N'.HHNNAH NN'... A'N
ufr ana boo every county
Rural Credit Measure.
~. l..' 'tr'd fur "a hard HEADED hard
|s',d ,l,or thinking farmer "n au Q
'HrlI boards and asert D thIt Son
tDr Harding was opposed ifrl th
| utsrt 'u rural credit ms1surrs
Asked regarding his views un iwm'
| rttiuu Do. governor replied luEi'a'
| 2 l1NinE so many Officers H' Eili
s.tHi N" ought - h'N' -Hw.h.-is q"
| %" u.hrI s,dr IHuaius n4t UU,.. thr'
uIl
Go,,uur cox. while tpuruf Indian
| DIV. SCENT the fuiiuWius m"=1r. d
| 'lrtr,. Tu- speaker u' fhr 81. t'An'
I Ir
| "J.rrrt'uHu.ns. OhiH .s T 20 ed
| uuI lt.nHIi.l i.lI-hmsui
| t~iru,U JAMES - OK
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
Gins Not Operating

y AHstf a'rfl fFesf
FORT SMITH Ark. ct. at '
Ford Allrn gin NJ Wan. oill.. hfs d" Zen
warned net to kin ruiton until ID" mn p
tct pricc H,-rs higher u WIS r,Iwrt'd
wer long distance tcl"phon" iunigh.
'our gins at Wan afe operating v u
yards have been placed about them.
Two gins n l.avaca. Arkansas. near
iCrc. wrrr not operating tOslay, follow
lng posting OF warnings yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
Files Suit Against
Governor Of Colorado
Or Big Land Trad,

Tf.stIlN Ars t.f 80 suit 60
e.. 1000 HHl tt,utr,a UI. l-,r ulod ir
%, United Sta''s tieiu.t court h"r
D., u A. Sfoh .rurs Governor -
n Srhupp uf t,I.r.,,, kAl e. "
and Mnrtu : S.hltisf 60 p,rttr
.pH ,s,,.rn. Afvafr. t.aaFsdn Alon
ffua and MhenirE ,f companies
tn. plaintiff allsres hr was d.fu ud
81 of valuable ol hni rights ~ a.
defendants.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
Cameron Comprr : ilurns.

w N'NNFHFfI v W.
SAN ANTONIO. prt 10 Tn" hutn
ing II the cotton compress ~ Iamrr'"
r,Nas last SUNDAY tuvtih'r with I.
700 bales ~ cotton 'ntnilirg q proper d
loss of approximately ~ "no ooh ~
tnt 0f iurtndiaTy origin. according -
iohn I I.pWt.n,c. sprril agent 81 ~
department ui urirr Who returned 90
lnv from Cameron Government 'iii
.Inls are Inclined Co.. aiifihui" DO" iir'
~ spontaneous combustion in ~" los"
Ia hacked cotton lul's
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
FEDERAL RESERVE
BOARD WILL MAKE
CREDITS REPORT
REPRESENTATIVES, or AGRICy!.
PEAL TO HARDING.
DID NOT CUT Off FARMERS
Delegate Assembled nj Washington
Also Consider Pressing Request
for Relief With President
and Cabinet.

WASHINGTON. Oct. l5-The
agricultural conference In session
here decided tonight 90 request
hraring before the full membership
Vf the federal reserve board and ID.
agents. assembled for the regular
fan policy conference. before that
policy shall be- formulated BY the
board. insofar N II affects agr,.
culture credits.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
y, ksso, A'td Press.

~ NAtN ava lftrNs
wASliiSGTOS. oct. ~ The fcL,
cral reserve beard ig preparing g. nuiN"
new statement Of policy covering all
phases Oi the credit situation. Governor
harding told representatives of agr;.
cultural Interests in convention here.
who appealed to him today Tor r"li"t
from stringent credit conditions Tn"
statement. Governor Harding said.
probably would b. made public Sitl'.
day after the conclusion ~ the tnll cor
ference oi federal reserve agents 3n
rcs"ry. bank governors here.
4 committee from the reserve bulr
listened lot three hours to accounts e
conditiuns which th" agricultural drlr.
gation said threatened the lite oi IA"
nation through "a reduction oi io,d lt'' '
durtiun. Difficulties II the farmer s
we're laid almost wholly 10 inability -
ul t'1n financial usitStanc" u wa
asserted that banks ,f the reserve - .
ten w'rr no, supplying needed iun l.
and ;ha, many local bankers claimed to
De- acting under instructions from the
federal rvscrv" board.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
WILSON IS QUOTED
BY SENATOR BORAH
ON USE OF TROOPS
DECLARES PRESIDENT SAID IN
PARIS L. =. WOULD SEND
FORCES WHEN NECESSARY.
SAYS LEAGUE AuT0CRAT|C
q 80 o.. 's~'',rr ~ Vse Of Armies
and Nayies 10 Compel All Others
- v1fUf,c letter Of
Covenant

" Nftnr A'td irssA.
MANCHESTER. y. H.. oct. ~. -
rrcs,dcnt Wilson in u speech at the
peace conference. already the subject
II widely published controversy between
him ana senator Spencer Of Missouri.
declared that u any covenants of this
q ti.eg.cnt are not observed. IN" United
States will send her armies and navies
g. r"o that they ar" observed" ScnA.
tor Horah 81 Idaho asserted In an ad'
drrsi her" tonight,
The controversy between senator
Sp ncrr and the president has been In
t"rrsting' S,id senator Borah, not
SO much because I, may illustrate the
i1lihility ui ones memory az becouae
u shug how this league looks when
You begin tn view Il IN It's practical
workings. The moment you descend
from the opalsccnt cmpyrean n.
theories 90 the world of concrete things
u looks altogether different So lonx
go you cuniinr yourself tn the lesgu"
on paper and dwell In the world ~
rhetoric everything seems well hut
when Vou yet down 10 the actual work
inES of The league Il seems harsh AMI
aut'cratic and altogether objection.
ahi" when they tell W. that the
lcnEi" viii bring peace. ev"rybul"
wants prrcr and 81 iavors the league.
From Theory 60 Fact.
"llut when YOU turn from theory n
fact and Sc" 10 uhliEtt.s W to SET.
our hoNS across IN. SEA our army anl
uug navy, IL creates an upIoar ot dis
approval pnd hnstcns explanations AMI
d-nials Yet that Is precisely what the
league, In It's prar,ic'I workings mcans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
Harding Makes Denial.

Governor Harding denied the board
had issued instructions which would
result IN cuTtailing farmers credit The
board and officials Of the reserve banks
were In sympathy with the plight OF
the farmers he said aud were encour'
nging leans 90 aid them but the boari
was without authority 90 instruct mem.
her banks "a to loans they could o.
could not make
I'm the firN place" tho governor said.
II can s,- no practical value In your
visit to the board. our acts are de
fined by law. Your conference her"
with w has resulted IN your retellin
who W. already knew. The board know
your trials and your difficulties and
IL In entire sympathy with YOU"
M.anwhu" the delegates considered
whether they should press their rcqucs;
for "A conference With President Wilson
and his cabinet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
iicrmans Want Cotton.

Governor Harding told IN" deleghllon
that German interests had Informed
him they were In the market ior 20,
900 600 hal-s of American cotton.
\ German commercial agent who
,1il,d un hin h. said, had told him
German manufacturers were c'r'r To
huy hut IN" cotton producers mus, ne
c.pt paper maturing IN nine months -
u.Nmcnt The governor suggested u
the cotton interests they make W." ~
the German market after the dclcglt"a
had said there was no domestic market
Spukesmrn tnr tho cotton men snl
nlsp that confidence of banking inter
,t., ~ cotton appeared 10 have been
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14

r0r''ruTf m rlre Flgbtl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-14
shaken.
I,urning of Gins.

Il would suggest the burning ot gtns
and other destructive work which ha-
Leon going on In certain parts Of the
south il not calculated % restore con
filcrce," Governor Harding slid, "foi
ranno, ilamc banker for not wantinS
g. n'c loan on u commodity which
. . lcs rnyed can YOU
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-29
GOOD PROPERTIES HERE

FORTY-FOUR ACRES of very val
liable land in East Columbus. All un
der wire fence. Advancing in value
daily. Good speculative value here
Let US show it and prove it.
THE BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
HOME OF MR.. WARREN NJ. COX
9 "a acres and elegant home of ter
rooms. Two baths, steam heat, cleo
trio lights, barns, stables, servants
house, etc. A bargain and liberia
terms. Possession in 60 days.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT
close in. A good purchase if taken at
once.
BEAUTIFUL CHAPMAN HOME
in the Highlands Large lot, elegant
home in all its appointments, Let Us
show it.
DESIRABLE HOME on South Sew.
enth Street.
VALUABLE PRAIRIE FARM or
rock road close to Columbus Msgnif-
icent black soil Worth every dollar
asked for it. Possession given the
first Of next December. Six hundred
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-29
RUB bACKACHE AND
LUMBACO RIGHT OUT
Rub Pain and Stiffness away with
q small bottle OF old honest
St. Jacobs Lniment

When your back is sore and lame or
lumbago, Sciatica or rheumatism has
you stifrened up, don't suffer. Get a
30 cent bottle OF old, honest st.
Jacobs Liniment' at any drug store,
pour a little in your hand and rub it
right into the pain or ache, and by the
time you count fifty, the soreness and
hmeness is gone.
Don't stay crippled, This soothing.
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. 1t takes the ache and pain right
out OF your back and ends the misery.
1t is magical, yet absolutely harmless
and doesn't burn the skin.
Nothing c'Hc stops lumbaCo, sciatica
aud lame back misery so promptly ,
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-29

acres.
ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE on Tabs
Hill Close price for quick sale
VALUABLE FWO-SF0RI HOME
on MILITARY ROAD. Large lot
barn, electric lights. Price without
cabins in rear, $500 With four
cabins, $4,000
COLUMBUS OIL MILL-nine acres
Of land, brick buildings, large sheds
brick, old scrap iron, etc. Can salvage
several thousand dollars in valuable
timber, lumber, etc. Brick buildings
sheds-valuable for hay warehouse
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-29

RED SEAL is a pure, full-wheat
flour, especially miIled for biscuit
making, and will make the sam,
sweet, wheaty, tasteful biscuits that
your grandmother served your grand
dad. Knead your dough well, and il
will be as soft as velvet and you vii
get full nutrition and flavor Of tn,
wheat grain. Ask Your grocer foi
Red Seal.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-29
INCOME TAX IS
DUE MARCH Is
Penalties for Delay and Failure
TO Make ReturnS-EarIy
Compliance Urged.

All income tax returns covering the
year 1919 must be filed by Monday,
March IL. Each taxable return must
be accompanied by check or money or
der for the full amount or AT least one
quarter of the amount of tax due,
Cash payments are accepted only at
the collectors main Office; If sent by
mail. they are at the sender's risk
Residents of Mississippi should file
their returns with, and make payments
Of Income Tax TO, George l. Donald,
Collector OF Internal Revenue. Jackson,
Miss.
Those who must file returns but
have not done so are Tarned that the
revenue law impose, heavy penalties
for failure TO get returns in on time OF
10 make payments on limo.
Early filing and carly payments ara
urged, in order to relieve the internal
revenue Offices rs much as possible OF
~ Overload on The final day, March Is
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-29

& o depot Possession at once. or on
September lst next Can arrange ate
.ractive terms on this offering.
DESIRABLE COTTAGE, couyen-
lent t0 Southern shops, Southern de-
nGt college and schools and business
district. Can be possessed in thirty
days OF On September LIST. Can be
bought for payment down and $500
a month az 8 per cent. A big bargain
GOOD INVESTMENT ~ STORE
HOUSE Rented for $500 a month
Price S3,l00; part cash and terms.
MAER REALTY co.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-29

Side tracks. stock pool. pi0u-. tank
etc. a great bargain and terms
Let Us quote t
SUBURBAN FARM Of thirty acres
house, general storage room. etc
close 70 Columbus H best Be.ghbor-
hood, rapidly developing, and large
future development assured Good
land, good house and 0uth0uscg JUST
the place for farming. trucking. p0uI-
try raising, orchards ,dairyug, etc
Payment down viii get it, and & will
pay for itself.
A GOOD COTTAGE close 90 the N
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-29
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD

Get a small package Of Hamburg
Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take a
tablespoonful Of he tea, put a cup of
boiling water upon it, pour through a
sieve and drink teacup full at any
time during the day or before retiring.
II is the most effective way 10 break Il
cold and cure grip, as il opcnS the
pores of the skin, relieving congestion.
Also loosens the bowels, thus driving a
cold from the system.
Try it the next time you suffer from
cold or the grip. 1t is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless.