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COcOanut Oil Makes
 A Splendid Shampoo

If you want to keep your hair in good condition, be careful what you wash it with.
 Most soaps and prepared sham poos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brit tie, and is very harmful. Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and entirely greaseless), is much better than anything else you can use for shampooing, as this can't possibly injure the hair.
 Simply moisten your hair with water and rub it in. One or two teaspoonfuls will make an abun- dance of rich, creamy father, and cleanses the hair and scalp thorough ly. The father rinses out easily and removes every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluff fy and easy to manage.
 You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo at most any drug store. It is very cheap, and few ounces lis enough to last every one in the family for months.
 -3-23-5-13
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French Lab0rites
 Seeking Reforms

Paris, April 19.-Demands for withdrawal of French forces sent in- to German cities east o fthe Rhine, abandonment of new colonial expedi- tions, such as that in Syria at pres ent. and release of the class of 1918 from the colors are made in mani festo issued by the General Fedora tion of Labor in calling upon work men to join in the May Day strike These measures should be adopted, if is said, to "show the world that France wishes flo rpeace."
 Instructions by the federation, declare the strike is to be undertak- en in colla boration with workers of other countries and adds:
 "Militarists. caritalists and protl- teers are resnonsible for present ec- onomic conditions which ought to disappear.
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Wilson to Hold Routine Cabinet
 Meeting Today

Washington, April 19.-President Wilson today called his cabinet to meet him tomorrow the second timeN since he was taken ill last September It was said that the meeting, unlike that held last week to consider the railroad strike, would be devoted to routine problems and that was taken to indicate that a resumption of regular sessions of the presidents official family might be in prospect.
 MT. Wilson's decision to see his cabinet is understood to have been taken with the advice of his phy- sician, DN Grayson, who expressed himself as pleased at the manner in which the president withstood the stress of last weeks meeting.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.

Three cases of gaming were dis posed of in municipal court as fol- lows yesterday: J. w. Turner, gam ing, plea of guilty, fine of $10 and costs; Phil Ransom, plea of guilty. $10 fine and costs; s. M. Nichols, plea of guilty, $10 fine and costs; Will Girley. charged with petit lar ceny, S10 forfeit. Cases charging violation of traffic ordinances were disposed of as follows: Mrs. H. E.. Hill. $5 forfeit; Normal filling, $5 forfeit; s Balm, S5 forfeit; D. B. Nichols, S5 fine: Ed Benton, $5 for felt; D. B. Brown, $5 forfeit; s. E. Rivers, two counts, $5 forfeit in each; E. Heden, $5 forfeit; Andrew Moore, speeding, S1O forfeit; Frank Bavliss, driving without frosted lens, $5 forfeit William Sharkey, charg- ed with being drunk. failed to appear in answer to the charge ond forfeit of $10 was collected.
 Alice Cary, whose centenary is to be celebrated April 20, had her first literary efforts published when she was eighteen.
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lner Sinks in ! the Missippi

Orleans, April 19.-The Amer (teamship Rahda, 250 tons, or Puerto Cortez, sank in the 3ppi river near Nestor, La., |H night with a full cargo of hd machineryy according to
 officials who arrived here
 All members of the crew of Dne passenger were saved.
 believed a larger part of the ln be recovered. The vessel nes at $250,000 and was own
 e Pelican Oil company.
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Mines May Resume
 In HOWat District

Pittsburgh, Kan, April 19.-Offi- cials tonight expressed the belief that the coal mines of Crawford county, made idle by walkout of miners protesting against the ar rest mad sentencing to jail of Pres ident Alexander M. Howat and three other union leaders for contempt of court would resume operations to- morrow.
 Their belief was based upon a statement by President Howat that the committee which had charge of miners demonstrations last week in behalf of the incarcerated officers were urgingSthe men through their local unions to go back to work.
 MT. Howat said tonight that "the miners themselves would decide whether they should go back"
 An order has been issued by the local district court directing union officials to bring about resump- tion of operations April 27.
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Greek Victor in
 American Marathon

Boston. Arril 19.-Peter Trivouli- das of New York. native ot Gfeece' today won the American Marathon road race of 25 miles The of1iclai time was 2 hours, 29 minutes, 1l seconds.
 Two former winners of the event finished second and third. these hon ors going respectivelv to Arthur ". Roth of the Dorchester Club. leader in 1916 and Carl w. A. Lander of
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Bush Terminal
 Narrowly Escapes Being Burned Dowl

New York, April 19.-Bush ter est steam ship terminals in the world, was saved by firemen from destruction today when spectacu- lar fire virtually destroyed thhe Nor wegian steamship Hallfried, which was berthed at one pier of the ter minal.
 Explosions occurred in 2,500 tons of nitrate in the vessels hold and two piers nearest the ship were dam aged. A few firemen were ovrcome and several trminal employers were slightly injured,
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Vote Confidence in
 Rail Organization

Kansas City, Mo-, April 19.-A vote of confidence in the executive board of the railway mems depart ment of the American Federation of Labor, for it's opposition to the "in- surgent" switchmen's strike, was giv- en by the body of the biennial con- vention in session here today.
 The vote carried with it the defeat of a resolution by group of dele gates opposed to the boards stand,
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Quincy, winner last year. William Wick, also of Quincy, was fourth and Edwin H. White of New York was fifth.
 Trivouldas' time was eight minutes behind the record for the course made by Mike Ryan of New York in 1912.
 The times of the next four men were:
 Roth-2:3O:21; Linder, 2:33:22; {; Wick, 2:34:37 1-5; White, 2:36: 10 2-5.
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GET RID OF "sPRING FEVER"

If you lack encrgy-if you lack "pep",the chances are that your bowels are sluggish. A Foley Cathar- tic Tablet is a wholesome physic that will rid you of biliousness, gas, bloat- ing, sick headache and constipation
 They invigorate the liver.-Sold by Mann's Pharmacy. adv
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Ny Two Billion |Or Railway Board

[ngton, April 19.-Reduction PO,O00 in the S420,OO0,000 ask e railroad administration to
 It's affairs was made today ouse approximations bill. The atlon will bring the total of Eanted the railroad adminis- ,7S0,0O0,OO0.
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Id Kentucky ! Jim Crow Law

egton. April 19-The su- 2urt today upheld the Ken
 arate coach as requiring the
 of white and negro pas and holding that it applies outh Covington and Gin treet Railway company and nnati, Covington and Erl-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

The corn begins to lose its grip at once. In a day or two 1t Is 60 loose that you can lift 1t of, roots and all. 'twixt thumb and finger. That's the last of 1t, as millions have found out. 1t ia the simple, be rid of corns.
 "Gets-It." the never-failing, guar. anteed, money-back corn remover. costs but a trifie at any drug store. Mid by E. Lawrence < Co.,. Chicago.
 Sold in Pine Bluff, Ark, and rec commended as the worlds best corn remedy by Mann Tankersley Drug company, Dewoody's pharmacy, Pines Drug store, Bobbitt and Dancy, Peoples Drug store. Adv.
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having for it's purpose the abolition of the ex-officio board as constitu- ted by the Presidents ofthe eight af- filiated crafts, and the substitution of board elected from among the membership.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

anger Railway company while oper- ating between points in Kentucky: Justices Van Devanter, Pitney and Day dissented in part.
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WOMANS PACE FILLERS--
 The ladies of ancient Rome dyed their hair with connection made from nutshells.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

Paul McColough, who has &siting her sister, Mrs. DeX- tlch and Mrs. J. M. Douglas,
 hst Second avenue. will leave For her home Gurdin.
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Quick Action Corn
 Cure
"Gets-1t" Stops Pain Instantly and
 Corn Soon Lifts Right Off.

A few drops of "Gets-It" quenches corn pains like water Quenches fire Gives you immediate relief.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

tg. E. B. Bloom will leave today |St. Louis to join MT, Bloom,
 lis there attending the Water ] convention. After the conven" 6Mr. and Mrs. Bloom will go
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

Is. B. Goldstein will give a "bo- Shower" tomorrow afternoon at
 home, 911 West Third avenue, in Fr of the new son of MT. and \ Harry L. Marcus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

G. I. A. of Broth bd of Locomotive Engl- held their regular busi- Emeeting yesterday after St K. P. hall. It was decided 5erve next Sunday as annual
 tion Day. All members are ted to meet at the cemetarles Sunday afternon at three o.
 hnd bring flowers to decorate
 Ives of the departed members.
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brn, Sunday, April IS, a fine boy
 Gr. and Mrs. Harry L. Marcus, kCherry street. IS. D. Hoffman. of Little Rock, isiting MT. and Mrs. Harry l..
 Bus. Mrs. Hoffman is sister Hr. Marcus.
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Mrs. A. V. Wilson, 426 West Eighth is expected to return this week from a visit to Hot Springs, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

}. J. M. Hudson, 30S East Sixth le fell while in her garden yes
 ' and was painfully injured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

Mrs. Dan Byrd's circle of Lakeside church will meet this afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. c. M. Williams, Twenty-third and Oak streets. Mrs c. l.. Schoantz will be assistant hos tess.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

Frs. J. w. Wilkins is visiting her
 Enter, Mrs. J. w. Adams at Ft \ Okla Mrs. Adams will ac- 1banv her mother home next week Ea little visit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20

Miss Elizabeth Kirksek will leave tomorrow for a three weeks rest at Hot Springs.
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inspirational meeting of the ns Auxiliary of the Presbyter- kurch, held in ,the church par Yesterday, was very interesting. .ntire program was devoted to nbject, Africa. Mrs. H. K. Is Circle served tea and sand
 and the favors were little 6nnies.
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ESTRAQED-All cattle branded
AZ On the left side ARE the property
of the undersigned and anyone know
ing the whereabouts Of any OF this
stock should notify Robert ORielly,
Draper. s. d. lisp
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NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION

Notice is hereby given: that prim-
airy election will be held at the regular
polling places in all the voting pre-
cinctS of Mellette county, South Da-
kota, on the 23rd day of March, 1920
between the hours of eight o'clock a.
M. and five o'clock D. m, for the pur-
pose of allowing the members Of each
political party in the State by a direct
vote to choose the paramount issue
for party platform and propose their
several party candidates for all presi.
Dental, state, congressional, judicial,
legislative, county and district offices,
which are to be filed by election at
the next-generaD election, and to elect
party, national, state, county commit
teemen and state party chairman and
delegates and a%lternates to the nation
al con vention.
Dated this 23rd day of February 1920
RICHARD JONES,
4t4 County Auditor.
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Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the County Auditor OF
Mellette County, at White River,
South Dakota, until 2 O'Clock p. m. OF
the 9Th day Of March, 1920, for all
excavating. including cutting and
filling and placing Of culyerts, on
each job Of 1000 cubic yards or over on
Memorial Highway between the towns
of Wood and White River, Mellette
county, South Dakota, said bids to be
submitted per cubic yard on the basis
Of 500 feet free haul.
Bids will also be received on all eX,
cavating, including cutting, filling
and placing of culverts and all work
Of this nature on the Memorial High.
way from White River west to the
west endo the survey, at the above
time, approximate total yarda2e OF
30, 600 cubic yards, said bids to be sub
mitted per cubic yard on basis OF
500 feet free haul.
Bids may be made on all or any
part of such work.
All culverts will be placed on the
ground by the county.
Bids will also be received at this
time for the driving of pile for al
| DIIC VI lbSCS w DC NbIioO ~ NiOi
lette county during the year 1920
| Said bids to be per foot; pile to be
placed on the ground by the county
Bids will also be received at the "a
bove time and place for laying of lum.
Der on all bridges to be constructed
in Mellette county during the year
1920. Said bids to be at SO much pei
thousand board feet; approximate
footage to be used, 60, 900 feet,
All bidders must make affidavit
That all ~excavating jobs bid on have
been viewed by the bidder and dates
for viewing may be arranged with
Highway Superintendent.
Certified check Of five per cent OF
approximate total amount OF work
| bid on to accompany bid, but nocheck
for less than $4,000 will receive con
sideration.
Complete information a be obtain
ed from County Highway Superin,
tendent,
The Board Of County Commission.
ers reserve the right to waive all
t~echnicalities and to reject any and
all proposals.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
3t3 j. w. BECKWITH, Chairman,
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VALLEY

VIM. Fredrlckson sold some hay to
Art Miner.
Chas Eaton was in Tripp county re-
turning Friday.
Quite a number from these parts
attended the sale at Califfs.
Several farmers are looking for hay
as our winter has been unusually long
Mr.. and Mrs. Langley called at
Ernest Aeschbachers and purchased
some corn Friday evening.
Boyd O'Bryan purchased corn OF
Ernest Aeschbacher. Corn is bring
ing a good price out in Megette.
Miss Margret Navotney and Miss
Mildred Kemp visited Miss Navotneys
home at Winner, also took Teachers
examination.
The flu has been quite a familiar
guest of most Of the people In this
part Of the country, some being very
sick for several weeks.
Chas Davorak left for Gregory,
Thursday on business. Jake Paseka
took him to Winner but found the
roads rather bad for a car.
Mr.. Joneschiet who was called to
Sioux City by the illness of his moth
er, returned Thursday of this week,
mis- mother being much improved in
health.
Mr.. Burnham called at Miners Wee
nesday and purchased a milk cow. He
and Boyd O'Bryan each purchased a
nog apiece of Miner ana next day had
d busy butchering time.
Miss Schroeder and pupils are pre-
pairing a program for a box social to
DE given March 18th at the Marion
school house. The proceeds will be
spent for more equipment for the
school. Everybody invited.
John Ham having sold his relinquish
ment to Ben Larsen but reserving his
buildings has leased the Dawson land
and is getting his buildings moved
and will soon be located. Miles Lee
dom expects to assist him.
Zeno O'bryan who is working at
Chas. Califfs spent Saturday night at
his brother Boyds home. Zeno has
leased the w. A. Wesner quarter for
the ensuing year. He took supper
sunday evening at the Langley home
stead.
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ADVERTISE CAN D Y-Men
women. Earn $40 weekly. Expert
ence unnecessary. We start y9u I1r
Ahe candy .husipasa. at -honln. n
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PLEASANT

Mr.. Judson is around taking the
census.
VIM. Bauman called at r. Weeks
Friday.
liver Week attended the Califf sale
Monday.
Mrs. Baunan was a Wood caller
Tuesday.
Siguard Gunner called at Weeks
school Friday.
Miss Bellekson went to Cody, Fri.
day evening after school for her niece
Miss Hill.
Cody Shining called at Helleksens
and got Miss Hill the teacher for the
Cody school.
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Placing ones a carefully to the
ground, faint rumblings can be heard
Of an early drive Of the anti-tobaccc
forces. And, to meet force with sup.
erior force, we suggest an onslaught,
Of the army Of anti.corsets, anti-rogus
anti-face cream, anti-leg displaying
skirts, anti-bare backs and breasts
anti-chewing gum, anti-ice creams
anti-confections, and anti-gossips
Mere nan Is only man, but wheI
backed up against the wall and In
desperation he will let out a few
whoops OF wholesome truths. Or
with the scrap!
Are the morals of this nation In q
state of rapid decline? One Is inclin
cd TO think SO, from the mass OF dis
gusting details served up daily by the
city newspapers. The city circulation
OF today depends TO = considerable 81
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FOR SALE-Four pure bred Brown
Leghorn cockrels. Mrs. VIM. Hare
Wood, S. D. st
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LITTLE o ITEMS

Carl Flynn is hauling hay for Stur-
devant g. Meyers.
Claud Stills went to Winner this
week after some lumber.
Jack Nolan & E. Sturdevant were
Carter oae day this week trading.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Snyder were
calling at Sturdevants Sunday even
ing.
Frank and George Horstman deliv-
cred two loads of hay In Carter Satur-
day.
Smith Brothers have been moving
a house for j. N. Sturdeyant of Wood
the past week.
Luther Schaeffer and Milton Cordes
returned from Rapid City the fore
part Of the week.
Clarence Bird OF Carter died Of the
nu Wednesday morning. There are
several more cases there.
Smith Brothers have taken a con
tract to haul a half section Of hay
for Sturdevant & Meyers.
Mrs. Geo. Balint Of near Wood is
staying q few days at Sturdevants
the latter part Of the week.
Eugene Sturdevant and Claud Stills
and s. @. Gary attended Califf &
Sons sale Monday. Gene bought a
Ford truck.
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NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS.

II you have not yet secured your
1920 auto liceuse number, it is advisa
BILE for you to do so at once and thus
avoid laying yourself liable to arrest
and a fine. Auto numbers may be
secured of the County Treasurer at
White River. Better get yours.
B. j. BREIER, Sheriff.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-05

Come on, you t~oe-frosted ROBIN
COM IN.
The national debt is more than 1885,
100000. O00-about $1,000 for male
wage Farmers
OF course, If you insist on getting
poor slowly, you might stock up on
liberty bonds.
Previous to the war, Americans
threw away 800, OOO, 900 each year
other than food.
During courtship they call 1t repair
tee. After marriage 1t becomes a
plain family jar.
The nan who attempts to mortgage
a good reputation soon finds that he
has none left to mortgage.
Some married women are experts
at economy, because their husbands
never have anything to spend.
The boys are for these "Fathers
and Sons" meetings-except wheI
they are held in the wood shed.
Now comes a new dance called the
Scissors Glide" No doubt to do IL
properly the dancers must be cutups.
A United States fiier recently es-
tablished a worlds record for sea
plane altitude by going up $4,000 feet
You, after all, are only one Of the
common herd. You have to admit
that it is a long time between drinks
No, food is not scarce In the big
cities. You d always get a square
meal If you take your bank account
along.
The end Of all wars In sightP Say,
boy, the home brand will continue as
long as man is man and woman is
woman.
A good way to begin the weeks
work is to begin by working, and
never admit the possibility Of a bad
ending.
And right In the midst Of all these
presidential possibilities we are called
upon to determine presidential dis
abilities.
Occasionally you hear some young
woman boasting that men are crazy
to marry her. They soon would be,
If they did.
Our Office devil can't understand
why some women are SO keen for f.
male suffrage. He thinks they sui.
fer enough as it Is.
1t may be true that money Is the
root Of all evil. But IL SO, there's
consolation in knowing that we are
all tarred with the same brush.
No man can make a success In life
unless he begins by believing in him.
self. The worlds estimate OF your
ability is never higher than your own
Fortunes are not made by loafinl
on street corners and making sugges
tive remarks about women who pas:
by. But regulations are-of-a kind
In the big cities We note that mems
hats are being advertised as low al
SIS and $40. Must be overstockeC
with last years crop and forced to un
load.
Soon now the census figures will b.
made public. For the sake Of GU
reputation as a growing communit!
here's hoping each one Of US wa
counted twice.
And still. there must be something
fundamentally wrong with our sys
tenn of compensation. None of us ar,
ever paid according TO own ideal
as to our worth.
Feel like making q gallon or two o
booze for your own use? Don't do It
Under the provisions Of the prohibit
ton law the government, II you ar,
detected. can sieze the real estate OF
whichit was made and throw you In
TO the street. The ants seem {.
have put sharp teeth into the Law
after all.
Al lot Of foreigners, It seems, hav'
r,turned to their native countries be
cause the United States is too dry
for them. They are notof che rpos1
desirable class of our foreign populs'
tion. Now III the rest Of our objec'
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FSRAYED- White Poney, with
bay ears, glass eyes, a few black spots
on under part of neck, a few small bay
spots on side, branded WO on left
shoulder about Z ysars old, weight
about 800 pounds. Will pay liberal
reward for Information Leading to re
covery j. g. Wainwright, Okaton,
s. d.. 3t4p
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E TRAYE D-Cattle branded
M-G or j. q on the left side, or
1t on right side. Suitable reward
will be paid for information leading
to recovery of stock bearing these
brands. Matt Gillen, Wood, S. d.
32tf
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LOSr-Between White River aud
Carter. Tire and Rim. Saturday
February 20, 1920. Finder notify
Wm. X. Winding, Winner, S. d. Re
ward. Az
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Kindly send or wire me your order
for a Fordson Tractor at once BY
doing so | can make delivery for
spring work. Fred w. RAIN, Written
s. D., Phone No. l3. Ut
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-28
H0TCAMP PAICN
 III III D0 III uvu A Uu1K 'E=..s lSBEINC WACED
 IN QUEEN CITY

SEATTLE, Jan 2S (by Associated fress).-An idea of the interest pre- vailing in the pending city election can be gained from the fact that the regis tration now numbers 99,1S3 This is the greatest registration in the cityss history. F
 Mayor Fitzgerald in his campaign speeches is attacking Duncan, who, he says, during the general strike, year ago in February, threatened to shut off the city light and power and block the operation of the street cars. Dun can, he says, also attempted to block war work
 Duncan, replying to Fitzgeralds s charges, makes a general denial.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-28

3O better excluding Her electricity  will be electrically
  OOOOO fuel is expected quickly offset this $7SOOOOO California will Besides
 
  and two Ocalih