The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-28

Arthur Wiles for County Attorney
is one of the rising young attorneys
of this county. If you vote for him
November End, you will be casting
your ballot for a man that will ad-
minister the affairs of the Office if
elected, with honesty and ability. His
record is clean.
A genuine thriller that will grip
and hold you from the very start,
sending chills up and down your
spine. See 'The Lost City, at the
Strand Theatre.
Clarence Clark, youngest son Of
the editor, left Friday morning, for
Fairview, Kansas, TO visit his brother,
Carl and wife. He will go from there
to Kansas City where he has employ
ment
Wanted.-Woman or girl for six
forenoons. Good wages.
Campus Tea Room.
DIR. F. W. Swearingen, the Topeka
Eye-Sight Specialist, will be in Hays,
to fit glasses, Tuesday, November 9,
at the Brunswick Hotel Don't for
get the date, Tuesday, November 9.
Harry Freese returned Sunday,
from his three weeks vacation trip in
the South. Instead of going to the
Colorado mountains he decided to
see America, and combining business
with pleasure, he visited the cities
along the Mississippi River, starting
in at Hutchinson, and visiting Kan
sas City, st. Louis, Cairo, Memphis,
New Orleans, Galveston, Oklahoma
City, and many interesting cotton
and sugar-cane cities along the way.
He found the cotton men of the
South are having the same trouble
about the lowering of prices that
Kansas people are having in their
wheat going below the two dollar
mark. In the business line he reports
good success.
1t startles, thrills, surprises, be-
wilders, mystifes, facinates, enter
tains. See esThe Lost City" at the
Strand Theatre.
At the Saturday Afternoon Club
meeting October so, at the home of
Mrs. E. C.. Flood, Mr.. John T. Way
land of Kansas City, director of the
Government Savings Organization of
the 10th Federal Reserve District,
will speak on Savings" Mrs. Eva
lima Reed, the County Red Cross
nurse. will tell of her work the past
year and explain why the member
ship of every man and woman in Ellis
County is needed at the Annual Roll
Call in November.
Mrs. Jas E. Rouse.
President.
The mad elephant scene will make
you gasp. ''The Lost City" at the
Strand.
Elgin, Waltham, Howard, Hamil-
ton, Illinois and South Bend watches.
Prices always RIGHT at Tholen's
Jewelry Store, 1O8 s. Chestnut st.
Mrs. Evalina Reed, the Ellis Count
ty Red Cross nurse, has been asked
by DIR. Wilbur n. Mason, president
of the Kansas Conference of Social
Work, to address that body Novem-
Der 18th. This organization brings
together people from all over the
state who are interested in all forms
of social work. Mrs. Red goes at the
special recommendation of DR.. Flor
| nece Brown Sherbon Of the State
Board of Health, to speak on her
work with the Little Mothers League
which has been very successful in
this county.
Monday, between Antonino
and Gatewood's, small suitcase con-
tanning boys clothing and handbag
also a ga folding Brownie camrea- A
suitable reward will be given for its
return to this Office.
'The Lost City, introduces 50
many original situations and moments
of creeping suspense that mere words
can not describe it.
Lions, tigers, leopards and other
wild beasts of the jungles slain before
the very cameras eye in "The Lost
City"
Miss Kathryn McLain of the Public
Library, and Miss Bice of the Fort
Hays Normal Library, attended the
Library Convention at Salina, this
week.
i Alex Schueler, Jr., returned Sun
day night, from his trip to Dodge
Brothers factory in Detroit, Mich
Mr.. Schueler stated that nearly q
hundred per cent representation OF
the Kansas City district Dodge Bros
dealers was there. The factory now
has a production OF 625 automobiles
each day. During the last quarter
4 Dodge Brothers built and shipped {
total of 43361 cars. $1,000 men are
at present employed in Dodge Bros.
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