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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
KRAJAN oPoUsrf oMAHu

Ones veeer opusti nase mesto
znamy mlady krajana pan Anton
j. Barak, ably nastoupil misto ka-
SRA ma bance v Petersburg, Neb..
ktere mu bylo pro jeho uznavane
schopnosti a odborncu znalost ma
bidnuto. Pan Barak jest dobfe
zejmena V kruzich mladsich
krajanh, nebof byl delSi dobu hor-
livym spolkovym pracovnikem,
jehoz zasluhou bylo We state Ne
brasce sorganisovano mnoho do
bfe dobfe prospfvajicich klubi "a
spolkI. Dfiv9jsim domovem pa
ma Baraka bylo ceske mestecko
Prague, Nebr., kde az dosud by
dlf jeho matka a eetnf pratele. Pc
~prijezdu do Omahy byl zamestnan
ma Corn Exchange bance. Pozdeji
vstoupil jake knihyedouci do u
helneho obchodn, kde pracoval 4
leta. Pc zrfizeni Federal Reserve
banky ma u. a Farnam ulicich
pfijal zam6stnanl V tonic lsta-
WI. Ia sveho pnsobeni v Omaze
ziskal 81 svou vlidnou povahou a
milym jednanim mnoho dobrych
pratel. Move misto bylo mu ma
bidnuto ma zaklad6 vyborneho Cd
poruceni, jehoz Sc mu dostalo cd
vynikajicich obcani zdejsich. Rc-
dina pane Barakova odjede "a
svym zivitelem v mssfci bfeznu.
Pan Barak I'll zde $ rodinou We
spolecnosti rodici sve choti, man
zeln Frank Novotnych, V residen-
eli ma %. a CASTELAR, ulicich. Cd
chodem jeho ztrAcfme muze pilne-
no a podnikaveho a zvlaste spoil
ky budou ieho cinnosti citelns po-
stradati. Pfejeme milemu pfiteli
Z pfimneho srdce, ably ma novem
pdsobisti provazel jej zaslouzeny
zdar a 1spech.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
Maskarni pies sbou
Vlastislava, ]. c. D.


Sbor Vlastislava. c. 90, j. c. D.,
uspofada V sobotu vecer, dine 10.
ledna 1920. V Sokolovni ma Is. n
Martha ul. skvaly maskarni pies,
ktery Dude zajiste jednou 2 mel.
lepsich zabav letosni sezony, ne.
bot damy-pofadatelky Sc pecli-
We pficini 0 vzorny pofadek, chut
ne obcerstveni a o hojnost pfijem-
neho pobavenf. Pro nejlepsi ma
sky je prichystano pet penezitych
cen a da Sc ocekavati, re nGast
tancechtivych a zejmena masell
Dude co nejhojnsjsi. Vstupne Soc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

ic tudis p%firoseno, ae = DOLBY II
ptinesl 81 p. Ktepelka ~vzpominky
kters mu pc cely iivot y pamsti
nevymizi. Pc usavfeni pfimffi
byl p. Kfepelka ptidalen k oku.
pacni armada, $ niS stravil nsiaky
cas- v Nsmecku a odtud vratil SO
do Spoienych Stath. Manseli
Kfepelkovi konaii svatebni cestu,
pc jeiimz skonaeni afidi 81 trva
IL domov v Davenport, Iowa. =
X uvitani milych host1 seslo Sc v
residence maniel6 Bnresovych ne
kolik pfibuznych, ktefi setrvali
delsi dobu v pfdtelskem hovorn a
S velikym zajmem naslouchali ac'
jmsna liceni zkusenosti pana Kfe-
pelky 2 valecne oblasti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
Msjte yzhled mli6.
Jeet . enadnS-Je-ll VAN zn4mo .
Or. Edwardsovyeh olivovych
TabIetkxch.

Tajsmstvf mladf Jest cititi 80 tax
- 4 abyste Sc cftili nladymi, mu-
sfte dzvati poor ma jatra . stfeva.
- Menu tfeba, abyste NELL zlutavou
tv4f, tmav6 ocni ddlky - pupence
- potazen5 yzhled v obliceji - po-
tazen6 OF bez bystrosti. osobnf
l6kaf Van dosv6dGi, ~ devadesat
pfocent v5ech nemocf pFiyod6no -
ffepou & nelinn0stf later.
Dr. Edwards, znArnf lklkaf We stAr
Il Ohio, sdosonG.n rostlinn6 pffm6-
TN. SnaicAan5 o.ivofyri olejem, je5
fEinkujf IL 5atrs ! stseva, : kter6
ay1m pacient6m 20 lkta pfedpiso-
pr. Edwsrdse Cliyovs Tabletky
~, Edxayts Olive Tablets), sub
eli<uf k11omelu, d1intrA pomalu,
J fstotcu. PftvzdSys ptirosen1
sJy, kter6ho w pocleova1l,
ru6edi 5ktre Y cinnostt > ~
n1jorueslf ve5kere neeiDtcty ,
81. N1Wns1ee ollyovt TabIet,
mry ~ ~ oIiyovt bAFvys
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
N9mecko ziska POI
traviny z Ameriky

Berlin, g. ledna. Nsmecka
vlAda schvalila plan, navrzeng
Herbert Hooverem, ably skladist6
potravin byla zffzena V rizngch
castech Nemecka, 2 nicbz potrayi-
ny byly by vydavany ma pouka-
ny Americana, ktefi 81 pref po-
moci svym pfatelim We staryeh
vlsstech. Prvnf zasiIka, pozdst6s
yejfcf : mouky, ocekAva V ' pr
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

vica pfi teto pfileiitosti ma mi.
sto tydenniho vyddni pfedplatil
|sobS ma "Denni a Nedslnf Pc.
|krokn q zarovei $ mani sdslil, ie
" pondsli do Omahy doprovodil
|sveho syna Franka, ie2 bndc zdc
chodit do skoly n po dobn svtho
pobytu Dude ubytoydn v rodins
lip. j. X. Drdlika, 3349 sew. ~. Ill,
kde tea byl pan vaca hostem ID.
he p. vaca $ mani sdelil, re byl ;
Ilctosni 1rodou dosti spokojep.
Psenice mu sypala od 10 do Is
busln, owes cd 30 do 30 buslI a
kukufice, ktere md jests asi na
desiti akrech k lamani, .ide ko-
lem 40 busla po akru. M q V
uvaieni panujicich cen, dosti
slusn9 byl "a svoji c~elorocni pill
odmsnsn.
v patek, 2. ledna 1920, naystt'
YOU svoii mile mas v zavods nasem
potesil mlady kraian, p. Vaclay
Kuncl, bratr p. Josefa Kuncla a
%pfibuzny p. Vac. Kozaka, bydli
cich ma Bancroft blize 10. ulice
Pan vaclav Kuncl, dobry mas pfi
tel, pfiiel ma navstevu svych pit
buznych v patek minuleho tydnt
liz Great Lakes, vladni namofn'
cvicebne stanice, blize Chicago
kde here kurs v oboru bezdratn'
telegrafie a asi "a mesic sloz
zkousky a nepochybne Dude pal
pridslen ma nekterou valecnon lod
jako operator pristroj6 ma brani /;
vysilani iiskroyych depesi. Par
Kuncl, ac mladI = necele 90 70
ky star, Jest vskutku celym voia
KEN a Re Sc mu toto zaliste cest
ne povolani mad jine zamlouya'i
) zivot voiensky ho test, neilepe do
kazuje ia okolnost, re iiz v roc
, 1916, phi vypnknuti meNckycl
nepokoji. dial Sc dobrovolne d
sluzeb Stryce Sama naverbovat
byl vyslan jake PEST vojin ma me
xicke pomezi a v brzku povysi
ma hodnost ~serzanta. Pc prohla
Semi valky Ndmecku, byl poslai
|, do diistojnicke skoly polniho dc
l lostfelectva v Camp Taylor, Ky.
odkud vysel jake porucik. Pc Il
koneeni valky znovu prihlasil s
; do sluzby, ale k namofnlmu cd
born, tax ably zde Sc pfesvsdcil
q iak to chodi a skutecne, jak nan
/ sd6lil, sluzba tato velice sc mu "a
mlcava, az teprye We vycviku IS
|. naleza. Prftel Kuncl ma dovole
nou az do 7. ledna a pred odje'
dem zpst navstivi tez sve pfibn'
q Inc Crete a Lawrence, Nebr.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
slim tydmu v Hamburku, kde skla.
diste bylo jiz o%patfeno.
Vyvoz cukru Z Cesko-
slovenska zakazan

Praha, l. ledna. = Odprodej Gu.
kru pro vyvoz 2 ceskoslovenska
byl zakazan ma talk dlouho, dokud
Sc nezjisti vytezek cukru a fepy,
ktera znacn6 utrpela nasledkem
brzke zimy a nepfizniv6ho podne-
bi. Letos pfikvacila zima drive
nez obycejne a nasledkem toho
mnoho fepy zdstalo v poll pod
sn6hem a dobyvala Sc az pozd6ji.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

pfipraviti, ably 81 mohli druhe OBJ
canske listy vyzvednouti. Vyuco-
vani Dude Romano kazdeho tydne
v 6tery avpatek cd Z 80 do $50
vecer a vsichni mali pfilezitost
zdarma ma mem Sc podilet. MuA
sou zAdani, ably tez sve manzel-
ky ssebou pfivedli. V~yucovani
dele Sc pod dohledem skolnf rady.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
obcan-
stvi Dude Romano We
vefejnych knihovnach

Vyucovani obcanstvf Dude "a
We vefejnych knihovnacb
' Omaze a South Omaze Ultra, V
v z 80 hod. vecer.
Toto vyucovanf bylo zavedeno
hlavn6 pro ty V cizine rozene mu-
Re a zeny, ktefi pref sc nalezitG
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
Carranza vykoupi
majetek cizincId

Ell Paso, Tex, 3. ledna. Presi-
Venustiano Carranza nedav-
no pozadal mexickou sn9moynu
poslanci o povolenf $50,0O0,O 900
mexickych pen6z, "a nsz vlada
mohIa by zakoupiti p~ozemky, ma
Sc v rukou cizinci podel
mexickeho pomezi a podel pobfe-
Ii, die zprav zde ziskanych.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

Jecmen - 25.7 bu. = 5.5si,9il
'hu. - 1854, 9i4.
Tazole (.iedle) 4.6 bn. -
$500 bu. - $4l GAO. (,
Kosfatovd trina - 400 lbs. -
|356,0 900 liber : $l7,s00.
Pohanka = l6 bn. 1928
|busli - $2s,3l0.
Kukufice 26.2 bu = 1884,
|362 .0e4 bu. = 2.30.452.6 l7.
Lnane semeno - ; bu. - l4,240
bu. = $56,960.
Cirok - 10 bu. - 3ss,265 bu
- $is5,33l.
Seno (pestsne) a vojteska -
Ia tuny = 3,2l4,9 99 tun = $64,'
2s9, $50.
.Ietel - 9 tuny - l20,426 tim
l. $2,40s, 500.
Bojinek - l.6 tuny 74,75s
81, 345.644
Smss boiinku a .ietele - l.s {
333,4l9 tun = $6,OOl ,542.
Milleta - 10 {. = 215,49S tul
$S,232.47O.
Seno (divoke) = 1.O2 t. = 2,
$40. 3O4 tnn = $45,476,S64.
Owes - 1913 blu. - 70.133,99i
|busld - ~, 1916.
Cibule = l04 bu. = 2S,496 bu
$56,992.
Praskava kukurice = 1,6OO lb
l. 1885, 200 liber - $473,40S.
Brambory = 55.1 blu. - 5,737,
l3l2 Blu. $s,605, 96s.
Zito - 1863 blu. = 656,629 bu
l. 81, 1879
Spalda = % bu. = 6l4,46s br
l. $675,914.
Jarni psenice = S.5 blu. - 5
699.45S = $l1.113,943.
Cirok picni = 81 I. = SI8,'33
|tun - 49, S3,350.
Cukrovka = go I. - 517,S3
+np * 779 900
Ozimni psenice = l4.8 bu. :
55, 2SO, 1863 Blu. - $l10,56l,9 1913.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
Zeptejte Sc kterehokoli
voiina, jenz byl v zamorf

n on VAN fekne. re amcricke drahy jsou ma svet6 net
lepsf. =
On yidal cizozemskt drahy v Angli n We Fran
eli. nejlepsi Y Europe 4 v jinych kontinentalnich ze-
mich - u vi TO.
tloha, kterou drahy We WYNN Spojenych Stath
hraly, Jest mad m9ritko.
Americka drahy dosahly v~ysok6ho- standardu We
vefejnc sluabe prozfravym a o~dvaznym ulozenim kapl-
talu a staym zapolenim feiitelii a lidl o odmeny IN
praci dnkladne vykonanou-
Ny name nejlepsf drahy ma sv6te mnsime po-
kracovai, ~abychom je nell nejlepsf.
Mnsi iich vsak pfibyvat.
he $4,000. OOO,0 900, nyni v nasch drahach investo-
vanteh, Dude nutntm y piistfch nekoika letech piida-
Ii. aby s obchodem naroda kroE udrzely, dalsi billiony
ma d0datecne trat6, stance a tesminaly, kary a paro-
stroje, zavody ma vyyozovanf elektiiny a vlaky, samo-
Gimme signaly, bezpecnostni zafizeni, odstraneni svahn
ma kfiaovatkach a ma rekonstrukcni a i~naenyrske nspo-
nv, kterymi snfzi Sc vJlohy dopravy.
Ably byo Ike draham V budouenu pfivabeno mnozstyi spo
fivych obcann Sc zalohami ma investovani, vedouei Ouch naneJ-
wise sehopnyeh stayitela a fediteld a zrucnost a varnost nelep-
sich pracovnik6 = y souteai $ iinymi industriemi, cinfeimi ma.
bidky o kamtal, Feditele a lii - zeeznifni industrie musf ma
bizet snsne olm6ny kapitalu, feditedm n hdem.
Amerieke drahy budm pokraeovati We stavenoveni sveto-
web standardd n dostatefne souziti ~potiebam naroia, pakli
stale budou stavany a fizeny ma americkem principu odmtn "a
praci ddkladna yykonanou.
Tato ozamka jest uverejnena sdruze-
MIN zeleznicnich ykonnych 1fednikG
ii, kdoz 81 pref inoamace ohledne zdeznicni 81
tuace, mohou tiskopisy obdrzeti dopsanim ma:
The Association Of Railway Executives, 81 Brod-
way, New York.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07

spojens StAty maj 0 iednn t%ietinu, ba t.
mel 0 jeinn polovin vice dfah, neili jest
ysech drah m celsm syatd. obstaraji roe.
M dopravu o TAX mnoho vetsi, neili Jest
ona kterskoliv iine gene, TAX ae neni kn
porovnani sadneho po~dkladu. Y Pravdt,
doprava kteryehkoli dvou narodd miie
byti s~pojena a iests ani 2 daleka nepii,
blsuie Sc americksnsa obeholu obstarant
mu americkymi drahami.
-Spoi. Statd senator, cnmmins.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-07
Tato ozamka jest uv~efejnena sdruze-
MIN zeleznicnich vykonnych 1fednikG

II, kdoz 81 pref inormace ohledne ~zeleznicni ST.
tuace, mohou tiskopisy obdrzeti d~opsanim ma:
The Association Of Railway Executives, 81 Brod-
Way. New York.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-03-05
A Marrow Escape

Winnie, the little three year old
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. T. v.
Peters, had a narrow escape, Mon.
day from being fatally poisoned.
While busily playing in the chill
dren's play room at the parsonage,
she picked up an opiate tablet
which she found among some pap
ers, no doubt thinking it was can
by. She was Immediately thrown
into violent vomiting, which no
doubt saved her life. Medical aid
was procured and further relief Civ
.en. 1t was close call. as the opi-
ate effected the heart which almost
stopped beating
She has now fully recovered.
Hartman Record.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-03-05
Card of Thanks.

To the many kind friends who
gave US their assistance in our crit
ical condition brought about by the
burning Of our home on Jan. 26th,
last. With their help we have been
able to quickly prepare another
home and put more cheer in it than
we could have on our own resources
We shall ever be grateful to them
all.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. NELSON.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-03-05
W, Y. Boswell.
UNREST of THE COUNTRY
Editor of Press:

Let us discuss the situation see.
ing few comments on the ques-
tion of general unrest and high cost
of living, and the high wages paid
rail road men, etc. has caused many
of our Morgan County people to
wake up and tn nix. The following
is what a rail road man born and
reared in Morgan County has to say
on the subject.
Permit me, kind reader, to say in
the outset that | have a wife and
four children and work for a sal.,y
of $I78 per month, and have
worked for said company for IA
years, out of doors and in all kinds
weather. Rail road men can not lay
off every time it rains or snowslike
many other people in the different
walks of life do. Therefore your
humble servant believes in being IN
dustripus and while I realize that
all. railroad men and many other
men are not. 1t is time that all hon.
est thinking people go to work and
cease their criticisms. What we all
need-is more love for humanity.
1t has been said in olden times
that the rich and poor have the
same opportunities in the world. /
ask you is this 80 under all condi-
tions? The time has come when the
coming generation must be educated
mentally and religiously If our chill.
dren are to lead lives of usefulness
that we shall look on with pride,
and they can not be educated on the
wind. / therefore say that the above
mentioned salary is not too much
considering the high cost of the
necessaries of life. Why should not
the sons of the poor people have
the privilege of laying away dol
lar or two for the rainy day? Let
us stop and think who is the cause
of all this trouble! Please consider
the profiteer and the capltalis'
whose families are made through
our labors to psrtake of the luxuries
of life. Who made the greatest sac
rifice in the World War? Labor OF
The laboring man is max
ing an honest living while the cap
itaiist and the profiteers have made
millions. Therefore let us hope for
more brotherly love and equal rights
to all.
M. Brock,
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-03-05
For Sale, Cheap.

One eight horse power stationary
international gaseoline engine
equipped with Webster Magneta
ahd in good running ORDER Locat-
ed near Deer Lodge, Tenn. If in-
terested, write H. c. Nelson, Stow.
ers, Tenn. 80
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-03-05

date Tor the Legislature this year.
His name is Daniel w. Byrge, at.
torney. Mr.. Byrge has long had an
ambition to go to the Legislature
from this county. He made the race
in Morgan and Anderson Counties
against the Hon. Sam Leath of
Clinton some years ago, and carried
Anderson County over MIR. Leath
but lost the election by only seven
votes. He again made the race four
years ago in primary in this coun;
ty against VIM. Billiard, Q. W. Gil
lis, and James G. Cooper, when the
latter was nominated, again max,
ing very creditable showing. Mr..
Byrge is a man of mature years, a
good lawyer, au able debater, and
the county could do worse than to
nominate and elect him.
Drs. J. H. and Sam Carr of this
place were called to Dalton, Ga, a
few days ago to the bedside of a
sister, who was very i'll of pneumo-
MIA. 1t was later reported that she
died.
W, Y. Boswell.
Brother Walkers remeny for Dol
shevism, anarhism. l. w. Nism,
and sovietism is a good one. For
rheumatism take Swamp Root
mixed with Sour Mash.-Ed.'
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-03-05


The Chattanooga Times cries out
in a loud voice against bolshevism
and soviet Russia, and yet it up
holds the whisky ring with all Of
their Doodle and rascally methods
to set aside the 18th Amendment O
the Constitution. Their endorse.
ment of the methods that the whis-
ky people are usuing against tenn
perance and righteousness is sowing
seeds of bolshevism and anarchy
in our free country.
Talk about personal liberty, bah !!
What liberty has a man got when
he pours the poison stuff down his
throat? What liberty has the peace.
full citizen got when the lawless fill
up on whisky A man sells his lib
erty and self respect when he deals
with liquor In any form.
Then talk about taking a mans
liberty from him when the cursed
stuff ls put out of his way. Rotten
talk! A man is given his freedom
when the poison stuff is taken away
and crushed under tne feet of men.
Why not come out boldly and
advocate bolshevism, and be con-
sistent?
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-03-05
Oakdale, Tenn. March lst, 1920

DeaT SIFs:-
Oakdale has again been hard hit
hy the influenza. There has been
more than 200 cases here with four
deaths 10 date. Those who had it in
1918 in IL real bad form are gener.
) ally immune this time, but those
who had light attack of it then
arc gen, rally liable to have it and
do have it az in. There is no use
saying that if person has it once
they will be immune thereafter, for
there are scores of cases here where
people had it in 1918 and are hav-
ing it again, but the second case, if
the first one was malignant, will
no. be 80 heavy.
Little, if any outward difference
is seen in the operation of the rail-
roads since they went back to pri.
vate ownership. There has been a
considerable shake-up in the man.
agement, however, but SO far no eff
efects of these changes have appear
ed in Oakdale. General Manager,
Horace Baker. it is said, will 60 to
the St. Louis Terminal Railroad
Company. Stanfield from Birming-
ham takes Mr.. Bakers place. Rail-
road men here are pleased with this
change, that is, If Mr.. Baker has to
go, they prefer Stanfield. Stanfield
began his railroad career at Rock.
wood as telegraph operator on the
Queen d Crescent, and is now Gen
eral Manager of the Louisville Ry.
Lines West.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Alley have
been in Florida for the past two
weeks.
w. X. Boswell has sold a half in |
terest in the City Drag Company
to L. N. Alley.
John Welch of Monterey was
here visitinx, relatives few days
ago.
Brother Tom Morris letter from
California was very interesting, but
Tom did NOT have TO go to Califor-
mia to learn that Hiram johnson
was losing ground politically. Truth
is. Lii neveI had any standing out.
side of California and since he has
given so much of his time abusing
the President, whom the Califor
mans elected, of course the people
of his own state have gone back on
him.
The Misses Goldbergs are prepar
ing to open an up-to-date millinery
store in Oakdale.
The County Bridge over Emory
River here is still standing, but
from all appearances 1t will not be
30 delightfully."- situated very much
longer.
Brother John A. Walker of Lam
cling believes in an Alien and Se'
liton law to Jail proflteers. We
John had been licensed to
practice law. Brother Walker should
know that an alien and sedition law
has no more to do with profiteers
than dog law has to do with the
income tax. We agree with him,
when he wants bolshevism
anarchism, and like sent
TO Germany, hell, or the pen. But
let's add one more ISM, Brother
let US add rheumatism. /
believe that of all the isms that are
affecting our beloved country to
lay rheumatism is the worst. More
people are now suffering from its
onslaughts than all the
othef isms put together.
Uakdal has a full-fledged, dyed
wool and yard-wide candi
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-03-05
Oakda!e, Tenn.
NOTICE.

The Republican Executive Com
mittee for Morgan County is here
by called to meet at the Court
House at Wartburg, Tenn, on
Thursday, March II, 1920, at one
o'clock =. M. for the purpose Of
fixing the time and manner of Sc.
lecting delegates to the Republi.
can State Convention to be held
in Chattanooga, on April IA, 1920,
and also the Congressional Conven.
ticn for the 4th Congressional Dis
trict, to be held at Cookeville,
Tenn, ON March 20, 1920.
This March lst, 1920.
l. j. HUMAN, Chairman.
w. J. STRICKLIN, Secretary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29
Col. Albert Greenlaw
On K. Of G. 100000
Memorial Building

Department Commander ALBERT
Greeniaw eft the Maine American
Legion said Thursday that his next
out-of7 the State visit on Legion BUSH
ness would he an New. Is to In
dianapeiis: ina, far 3 meeting Of the
National Executive committee; OF
which he is the member frem Maine
The business to be considered at this
meeting will ineiuda the affer OF the
knights sc Columbus ia erect a
100000 Natianai Memorial building
fer the Legion in Washington, D, G.
Colonel areeniaw said;
1.-THE plan in general for this
proposition has been made public,
but doubt if the public understands
the real size and meaning st this
splendid offer. The present io=Hs i'm
eiude an offer of s4,66a,6od fap the
building, any surplus rewriting to the
endowment fund. now placed at ST.
100000. The building ia to be located
on plot of land in Washington Sc
cured by the Legion. preferably by act
of Congress devetins some public land
to the puFPasa, The building is to be
devoted 40 far ss pasa:hie ia patriotic
uses and the public welfare.
Its purpose under the control Of
The American Legion shall be to
serve as a Memorial to those who
have given their lives in tho service
of the nation at war. to servo as an
evidence of tho peoples gratitude to
those who enlisted but happily sur
vived their service: to servo es an in
contive to the coming generation to
servo their country freely ana brave
ly whom war may como in tho future.
ut will have an auditorium to ac-
commodate 10000 or moro people and
smaller halls for gatherings Of the
publio-all free II possible. II not, at
the lowest charge commemorate with
maintenance and upkeep.' It shall
provide FREQ headquarters for the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29
DARkEN DRAY HAIR
LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY
Sage Tea and Sulphur Darksns So
Naturally that Nobody Can Tell

= Hair that loses its color. and lustre,
or when 1t fades. turns gray, dull and
lfeless, Is caused by a lack of sui
phur in the hair. Our grandmother
made up mixture of Sage Tea and
Sulphur to keep her locks dark and
beautiful. and thousands Of women
and men who value that even color,
that beautiful dark shade Of hair
which is so attractive, use only this
old time recipe. @
Nowadays we get this famous
mixture improved by the addition Of
other ingredients by asking at any
drug store for. a bottle Of 'eWyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" which
darksns the hair so naturally. 80
evenly that nobody can possibly tell
1t has been applied. You Just damp
en- = sponge or soft brush with It and
draw. this through your hair, taking
one small strand at time. BY morn
ing the gray hair disappears; but
what delights the ladies, with wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound 10 that.
besides beautifully darkening the
hair after few applications. II also
brings back the gloss and iustre and
gives 1t an appearance Of abund-
ance.-Adv.