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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-18

Wfh stocks and salOrce to be able Qsee you quickly and 7
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-18

state or Onio. city OF Tcledo. Lucas
County-az
Frank J. Cheney makes oath thar he IL
senior partner Of the firm Of r. =. Cheney
q Co., doing business In the City OF To-
Iedo. County and Stata aforesaid. and that
eaId drm win pay the sum Of ONE HUM
DRED DOLLARS for eny case Of f-atsrrh
thSt cannot be cured BY the use OF
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE. a
FRANK j CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day Of December.
(seaD A. w. Gleason. Notary Puhl.c.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is TAX.
en- Internally and acts through the BLOOD
on the Mucous Surfaces OF the Syatem.
Druggists, 15c. Testimonials fress
r. J. Cheney a. Co., Toledo. Chic.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-18
llNANS ENJOYING VISIT
AT WESTON MOUNTAIN

VISION Mt Dec. n. 4sfr. and
Afrs. Johnson Of iowa are visiting John
Rroe and family and Mrs. E. E. Faust
and family this week They are old
school mates Of Mrs. Faust and Mr..
Nroe- Mr. and Mrs. Jackson have
bees travelling in California year
snd are on their way east to spend
Christmas with fheir children They
like the west-very much. 4.
Srx. C. y. Ffrgus5n ana Miss Myrtle
F'arEuson wers weCs- end visitors in
Feiin.e.on .. tn. Cetsge Ferguson
rshse.
Ro.g May xani - Perd'e.cn on bus
iBssS Vredntrgay
airz Clifford AIet> 81 rped and feii
IN tie ice II bef re'.e Monday and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-18

j. c. Hopkins and Yevnie iMarr are
hauling barley to Athena this week.
Come Of the grain will not be hauled
ana good weather in the spring.
Harry May slipped on the ice at
school and fell on the mud seraper
on the porch cutting quite a cash over
his eye and cheek.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-18
SPECIAL XMAS
OFFERING

silk Vests and DIoomets,
made Of Italian Silk, many
excellent qualities and espe-
cially desirable for Xmas
gifts.
Regularly priced at $3.50
to $3.50 Special Sale price
each ........ S3.45
BABY BLANKETS
Pink, blue and white,
plain and novelty designs,
each ....<.. $1.25 to $500
ALL KNIT UNDERWEAR
both women's and misses in
all winter weights now re-
duced 20 Per Cent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-18

bride. Mabel IS an imp and makes
him do. many foolish things In his .ef-
sf6rts 10 ger the compromising garment.
s.zhich evolves ore screaming situation
after. another before the end.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-18
A WORLD OF BEAUTIFUL
HANDKERCHIEFS

To choose froma Real Irish linens hand embroidered in
white and colors price . $1,000. .,...... csc TO $3.50
Swiss Handkerchefs cevery embroidered in white and
colors new designs at 2Oc each to Soc
Boxed Handkerchef and in box the latest designs and
colorings the box Csc to S1.75
Initial Handkerchiefs pure nen hand embroidered very
pretty initial ...t4...... 65c 2 for S1.25
Lace Edge Handkerchiefs sheer lawns pure linen
priced at joc 70 $l.VV
MADEIRA Handkerchefs in the beautiful eyelet embroidery
at .Aa....-........... SOC to S1.5O
Chidrens Xmas Handkerchefs at Oc 15c and zoe each
u THE GIFT DE LUXE
KAYSER SILK UNDERWEAR ..Ne
What beautiful gift garment selected from the Kayser
Silk Underwear would make
Boomers vests made hthe various styles and envelope
chemise flesh color only the medium and better weights
at prices that not high We will box them for YOU
PRICES from 81. ........... $l00 to $500
Vanity Cases. made from pretty ribbons just lots Of them
Of Observation-Disclosures. 75c to $l.50
Handkerchief Linen in white, blue, pink rose and laver-
der also yellow .s................ 4Oc square
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-18

MEN p Sf1UES
In buying shoes you want shoes that will only wear but
shoes that have distinction shoes that make you feel well
dressed Such shoes 7. p W. Special line. The
quality is higher than the price.
Mems Black Kangaroo Shoes Goodyear welt English and
medium toe Price Sl44O
Mems Black Gun Metal Calf Shoes Goodyear welt medi-
um sroad toe, price Sl4Oo
Mems Brown Calf Shoes Goodyear welt medium and Eng
lisE toe, price Sl44O
Mems Brown Kid Shoes Goodyear welt broad toe. Sl26O
Mems Brown Calf Shoes not T. P W. Special Goodyear
welt price -. SSOV
Mems Black Gun Metal Shoes not T P. W. Special Good
MEMS WORK SHOES t&
If you want pair of work shoes that will carry you
through the winter weather try famous Wynbery line
They are made for service and will give you satisfaction
Prices 9O.VV " So.oV
If your feet ache and pain you have caouses if your
feet tire easily if you have fallen broken arches call at
our shoe department have graduate specialists to serve
you.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-18
\ . /. Ntt a.lxf "a ssf.attst fss4s
Gifts Men Appreciate

Hrn thoroughly chosen are the most welcome and
useful m tcfes fkt Peoples Warehouse name On gift
absolutely establishes its quality correctness of value and
style 4lN Ss T.. AA-~AA- 49, ...a III asiAe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-18
THE PENDLETON
ROBES

Always and forever the
gift de luxe. Could you think
of anything more pleasing
to the average recipient Of
a gift than one of these ex-
ceedingly pretty robes, A
whole big assortment of
them here at 49,. $3.50
Bath Robes at. $4,000
Couch Covers, Auto Robes
and Steamer Rugs at $1,000
to $500. R..s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-18

FoRSfHE BUSINESS MAN
g Choice SeN Manhattan Shirts S2a0
~ Shawknit Sox " :. s........... 61S0
Dress Gloves ... ..... 49,. to
travelling sets ........... $500 70
ron RaTMHsR OR BHOfhER
ltart schaffner & Marx Suit or
ovefcoat ..t......... sss0o TO $500
Night Gowns Paiamas. $2s0 34s0
Hanfkerehiefs .......,....... 1sc 10 $aDo
= vaise. Suit Case Trunk.. $1,000 o
smoking 20
l0unging Robe ........... 1880 o Se000
hath Robe ...........- S500 10 5000
THE OCTDOOR MAN
Leather $1,000 10
Flannel Ss.sA 10 Sto.aO
Wool and wool gloves. Sf.o0 10 $50
Mackinass ............ &i00o o $500
underwear good and $3.50 q
ME MAN WHO TRAVELS
Cashmere Hosiery. ssc 70 $3.50
Refers. Of wool ......., SI.25 o $3.50
silk shirts ............ " xs.Sa tO Sf5.0O
Fancy initial ehlefs, sc to Si.s5
Pullman Slippers es.35
travelling Set $4,000 $500 70 $500
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-16
PERF|DIA oMENEASCA
- Roman Contimporan
- De 9. r. pASCU
De 9. r. PASCU

ordinul de plata a lui Georghiadi
81 depuse banii la Banca Frantei.
NJ era lipsita de bani cum spu-
sese lui Gheorghiadi. Gu toate
Cd voiajase mult 81 ii placea 81
traiasca in lux, nu era risipi-
toare 81 fara de zee depusese in
ziua aceea mai avea un depozit
de un million 0 suta. de mil de
lei. Casele de pc Rue Daru, unde
locuia mama Theresa, erau ia-
rasi ale ei. Era un apartament
modest Gu opt camere, pc care 9
cumparase Gu saptezeci 81 cinci
de mil de lei, u giuyaricalele e
atingeau yaloarea de cinci suite
cncizeci de mil de lei. Avusese
cheltlieli 81 Gu cresterea Nori-
|chei u ajntase ii pc Matusa-sa
Theodore PrdfTia care vadhyi'
Ese vre-o opt ani pfn4 l. mear
- q.
' !. Ifecnse sase zile de cind Elena
sosis y Psris si gastase ain ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-16

pa adevaratei iub6i, simtindu-se
ca s'a renascut La Q viata noua.
Daca intlmplarea nu Par Il
scos pc omul pc care voia sd Sc
razbune in calea 4ei, ar Fl plecat
Gu iubitul eli in America, unde
lar fl TRANSFORMED din metamor-
fosa lui la starea si sexul carrlia
apartinea 81 Ununindu-se Gu el,
s'ar ii renapoiat la Paris, Sd
traiasca yiata linistita ilnpreu-
ma GU copila eli si-cu. mama The
reza, prietena ei intima, dar ia
talitatea Ia scQs pc Gheorghiadi
Pin calea ei, wirindu-se singur in
cugsa pc care nici nu visase Sd
10 intinza, si hotarinduse Ell ta-
RE s. pc razbune cumpfit pc
omul care necinstise 81 o NAL
tratase, acum M sc putea abate
de la hotdrirea ei, mai Gu sesnsa
q erau in joe 81 cite-va. miliosne,
prip carl ar ii .asigurat viitorul
att pehtru 60 cdtd y pentru
Florica.
Era dura smiaua 81 Sc imbra-
case = aaearg5 la mama The.
reza, lasind instructiuni .Enee-
niei Cd daca We sosi Leonardini
- apuie 81 Q sstepte q Va sosi
pe IL orele sase. Tocmai RI pu..
nea pdd6ria Pc cap ofnd = suniri
ni@te b6t1i sfioase in ~, Rnge.
aia y ssebie y infr = - II ii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-16

ia
In spre 'zila, Elena adornit
Gu zinIbetul pc 'buze, find con-
yinsa ca iubeste pc, tinarul care
8 seryea in caiitate de fata, 81
care de si barbat ca toti barbatii,
sves nnigcari 81 manieri feme-
iegti. - Eugenia Sc simtea IN
culmea fericirei. Dupa cit stiea
Ell era primal bsrhst favorizat
de Elena.
a dona ii Elena avn din nou
10 conYorbire lunga cu Eugenia,
eSrslis il lInaari pc larg &c vrea
= feea eu 'batrihnl eurtezan si
Il spnse "a ere nevoie de el sa 0
sersesscs u nsi depsrte in cali
tsee de n s.iistx devotata u
afsdiineib " y ,tnfoi Il
Etoats " entru Il
ezap Il - Il
!; |: 4 1 |
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-16

anRntat pc Leonardini, care facu
W compliment adirc in fata
Elenei.
"Credeam ca MI sosesti astazi
sau poate al intlr7iat prin oras'
Else Elena, dupa ee tinarul ar
tist ii saruta nina. .,'Sezi" 81
luindu-si palaria se assga pc ca
napea in fata adoratorului ei de
pc vremuri. !.
''Ce mai prin Milanoi Cum
merg afacerilei
''Bine, bine, An fost -angajat
Il Opera, Gu data de I-iu Octom,
brie. Cum am priaait 4elegrama
am plecat. Am ~ direetorului
- dacd rsminE Y Paris si run
lngajamental 4 6vizes telegra,
hcs..
''Imi pare - Il VENT.
Poate ne dn4sleoe s1tnnci vsl
trimite' teless1 y ~ e co,
citeva zile tai ii stai prir
Paris. Nu-i a1a1 ||E.I
''Ileninf7e ~ 1ur&4i. In
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-16

cit trei sesiuni la Opera, 81 acea-
sta numai in interval de cinci
sau cel, nult sase luni de zile.
'Gredeam CD pentru altceva r!
zise Leonardo scotind un suspin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-16
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SCOATE'L 81 PAL BUN
UN bOer CAM mucalit
81 la pungd inlesut,
M stu dacd din ndscare,
ORR cum-vo din intimplare,
Era chior de ochiuL sting.
Intro toamnd, cind de string
Grinele la magazie,
Boeru, della mosie
Pleacd de-a dreptu N Paris,
De-unde dOct0ru ia scris
Cum Cd ! Sc poate pune
Ochiu de sticld de immune,
Sal, ,arate maj frumos,
Sd nu para cu ~ ochiu scos.
4 asa, dupd ce s'a dus,
81 s'a-nt0rs CT ochiu pus.
Tdrunisctnd l'au rdzM
Maj cd nu l'au cun0scut,
lar din ei, unul motat,
MI lud la intrebat.
Tucoane, bine-ai cent!
Iartd cas- nedomirit;.
Plecasi C 'Nn ochiu dela moi
Si-dcum te 'nt0rsesi cu dol!
= Dupd cum rezi, al dreptate,
Fusei IN strdindtate,
Unde dupd ce mia scos
Pc eel netrebuinci0s,
Mia pus p'dsta asa de bine,
ca sunt acum ON ca tine.
- Oar cucOane, resi cu ell?
= Cum de nu!. -: Inca ce fel!
Vdd Gu el mai deslusit
De cit GU al ne 'nl0cuit.
- l,,ausi Mcru mi,'unat,...
Asta e n0r0c curdt.
PM atuncea, stii cera?
Dd dc0l0 ce-i MAJ dG
Scoate-l 81 pc el SIN loo
Pm ca dsta. 81. .noroc!
VICTOR BILCIURESCU
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-16
GEORGE BLAGA
WARREN, OHIO


Vinde-le acuma. Plltim bani
gaia q .preturils cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstitx cash
de schimb. Room zig Lennox
Bldg, al dolea Etsj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th si Eu-
clid Aveiue. De-asuprs dc Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pi-
nd 10 orels 6 p. N. (1x6)
(Adv.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
|. ". ". PLANS TO
GET UNION MEN
TO TIE Up ROADS
Railroad Brotherhood Warns
Memphis Leaders That Rad
icalS Intend to Invade Ranks
and Cause Trouble.

That the J. w. w is planning the
most extensive campaign in its his
tory, with its activities directed to-
ward complete tieup of the trans
portation lines of the nation during
the next 60 days for the express pur-
pose of stopping coal shipments is
the information contained in letter
sent out by the heads of three of the
larger railway brotherhoods.
From a source that we accept as
reliable" the letter says, I'VE have
learned that the officers of the I. w.
W., with headquarters in the city OF
Chicago, have decided that the ac-
tivities Of that organization this win
ter will be centered on the railroads.
coal mines and building trades. 1t
Is stated that II they can tie up the
transportation lines OF the country
and cut down coal Transportation that
will tie up the industries and bring
on a revolution"
The letter is signed by Warren S.
Stone, grand chief engineer of the
B. of L. f.; w. S. Carter, president
of the B. of l.. F., and E., and w. G.
Lee, president of the B. of r. T. OF
LlSCiS dIlu lllVIlDSlo VI tilC ohpOi vi
nate lodges of these three organiza-
tons are warned to watch for the
activities of the l. w. w, and report
to their chief executives and to take
such action as you deem necessary
to protect the interests of your re-
spective organizations"
Outline Plans.
Outlining these plans the letter
says:
1T is stated that they are going
to start a big campaign in Chicago
and have 10 speakers ready at this
time to talk on the downtown street
corners of that city. 1t is also stated
that they have employed a represent
ative of the colored population Of
Chicago, where it is believed that
there is a great deal of unrest.
1T is stated that the chairman of
the general organization committee
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
ATTENDs NEETING,

DIR. T. E. Sharp. presiding elder of
kthe Memphis district of the Methodist
Episcopal church, South, returned
Thursday from a meeting of the evan
gelistic committee of the church held
at Nashville. &
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31

OF the ]. W. w. says that at this
time they are making preparations
for the biggest campaign in the his
tory OF the !. W. w. to get members
from the different brotherhoods OF
the railroads and that within the next
so DAYS the |, w. w. will have repre-
sentatiyes in all Of the railroad or
ganizations, and that the thing they
have 70 do Is 70 get good, live speak :
ers into, THE center OF the A. +, OF l..
organizations and blow them up from
he inside. II is reported that at
the present time the /. w. w. are
printing, at their headquarters in the
city of Chicago IA publications in IL
dltferent languages, which indicates
from what source the expense OF this
propaganda Is being paid"
With this warming the heads of
these three great organizations urge
their members to make every effort
TO spot the representatives OF the
|. w. W, who come among them and
report TO their executive officers.
The |. w w, has made frequent
attempts to enlist the aid Of railroad
employees in the hope of tieing up the
transportation lines Of the country.
Their efforts have met with very lit
tie success.
Local railroad employees have from
time to time denounced the I. w. w.
and their purposes and have at all
times opposed their activities. Mem
,phis has had but little trouble from
this source, although much |. w. w.
literature has been sent to railroad
men in this city, This literature has,
in many instances, been Immediately
turned over TO government officers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31

Here's little evidence of the
prowess of S. Tate Pease, member
of the firm of Pease G. Dwyer, and
considered one of Memphis leading
sportsmen. 49,.
The excellent five point buck
shown here, is but one of five
brought in by a party consisting of
Judge Frierson, of Jonesboro. Ark.
Ex- Sheriff n G. Tate, and Pease,
who spent Monday and Tuesday at
the Five Lakes club on Horseshoe
Lake. Ark.
The buck is an excellent speci-
men, weighing 1876 pounds, and was
stalked without the use of hound.
I'm getting old and my sight is
falling" lamented Mr.. Pease, as he
refused to pose beside the buck,
which he only helped to bag. Il sup
pose I'll have to get an old mans
peep sight"
But close examination of the buck
shows no evidence Of poor marks
manship on the part Of the local
nimrod He brought the buck back.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
DEATHS.

Louis Schmidt, 70, 1850 Madisonr, c.
IL; broncho pneumonia.
simon e. Finger, 80, Baptist Memo
rial hospital, Dec 12; erysipelas.
Mamie B. Sanders, S8, So North Ever
green, Dec. IS; old age.
William Marshall James, u, 1878
Agnes place, Dec. 25; stomach, trouble.
Lucy Nelson Mccall, 1855 North Belle
v1le, Dec. 81; senile debility.
Minnie May Vincent. 80, Presbyterian
Hospital, Dec. %; fracture of vertebrae.
Bette ,I.ee Singleton, 3. 461 South
Parkway. Dec. 49, burns (accident).
Frank S. Omberg. 40, CARLY Ramsay
hospital, Dec. %; poisoning (acci-
dent).
I'D Henry As, st. lJoseph's hospital.
Dec 10; tunor. y"
Susie May Downing, 10 months, st.
Peters orphanage, Dec. II; gastro-en-
teritis.
Jenett letter, 2S, st. Anthony's hospi-
tai Dec. 20; peritonitis.
Osborn Ross, 80, 122 Commences; fall
(accident).
%; broncho-Dneumonia. .'H
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31

government that Great Britain is willing
- deal with the Turkish nationalists
headed by Mustapha Renal Pasha
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
People Pay Taxes
This Year Better
Than Last Year

A decided. increase in state and
county tax collections for, the first
II days Of collections, is shown in a
statement made Thursday by e. H.
Grump, county trustee. ~
According to Mr.. Crump's report,
collections for the first II days in
1920 amounted to $ss,262.67. This
compares with 1854, AZ collected in
the corresponding period of last year.
During the entire month of Novem-
her, 1918, collections amounted to
$23,el5.6S. For the first ~ days of
December last year collections
amounted only to $4,000. q
Mr.. Crump is gratified over the
Increase in collections. Large as
we'll as small tax payers are paying,
he saws
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
MAYOR KEEPS MUM
ION QUESTION OF 7.
NEXT YEARS JOBS
Decision to Let Az Appoint
nsnts Go Over to New Year
Causes Saskatchewan
Ask to Have Salaries Raised

With the old year fast slipping into
history Mayor Paine is keeping mum
on the appointments to be made in
his department for another year. Be-
yond saying that all appointments
will go over until after the first of
the new year, the mayor has no an
nouncement regarding appointments.
There is some speculation regard
ing possible changes. Appointments
in the health department, the General
hospital and attaches of the mayors
office are made by the mayor. 3,
There is some speculation regard
ing the reappointment of j. F. Ward,
present superintendent of the Cen
eral hospital. Dame rumor has said
that Mr.. Ward will not be reappoint-
ed, but nothing definite has been
learned. There is also the usual
speculations regarding the appoint
ments of the various individuals
whose jobs are in the mayors hands,
but there has been no definite sug-
gestion that those now in the posi-
tons will not be reappointed.
Would Boost Pay.
There are no changes contemplated
in the departments headed by the
other four commissioners, according
to their statements. Commissioner
Edgar of the fire and police depart
ment is considering the advisability
of appointing fourth assistant to
Chief Fitzmorris of the fire depart
ment, but says that there will be no
changes of Importance in either de-
partment on the first of the year.
Commissioner C. r. Shannon of
the department of accounts and
finances, Commissioner Thomas H.
Allen of the department of streets,
bridges and sewers and Commission
er Horace johnson of the department
of public utilities, grounds and build
ings say that there will be no
change in their departments with the
turn of the year.
The commissioners have felt for,
some time that many employees of the
city have been underpafd and \an eff
fort will probably be made tol have
the coming session of the legislature
invest authority in the commission to
boost some of the salaries. Many of
these employees are said to be work.
ing for less than they could get from
outside sources, yet they are being
Paid all the city has authority to pay
them
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
LEE Highway MAY
TOUCH MEMPHIS
ON WAyIO WEST
Muscle Shoals Route From
Chattanooga Through Men,.
phis and Arkansas to
Dallas Favored.

A hint that the Lee Highway as
ISOLATION would regard with favor a
proposition to route it's Western
highway to the Pacific coast through
Memphis, via Muscle Shoals, is con-
tanned in a letter to T. B. King from
S. M. Johnson, general director of
the association.
The Lee Highway association will
hold its annual convention at Knox
vile on Jan. Is to 20. The date was
chosen so that it might coincide with
the birthday of Gen. Lee, which falls
on the 18th. The letter to Mr.. King
was written to extend to him an in
vitntion to attend.
The present route of the Lee high
way is from New Yory city to New
Orleans 1t runs through Philadel-
phia to Washington; then passes the
old home of Gen. Lee, crosses the
famous Shenandoah valley touches
Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Bir-
mingham and Meridian.
1t proposed to build a Western
route to connect with the Lincoln
highway at San Francisco, thus
completing the grand American cir
cular tour. Several propositions for
this Western route are under consid-
Grafton. The extension from New
Orleans by way of Houston and San
Antonio is considered impracticable,
and while there are many others, the
route from Chattanooga, via Muscle
Shoals, to Memphis, thence across
the bridge here to Little Rock, Hot
Springs, Texarkana and Dallas is
strongly favored.
Mr.. King will present every argu-
ment he knows to secure the adop-
ton of the Muscle Shoals route. The
direct route and the great advantage
afforded by the big bridge across the
Mississippi river at this point will
be stressed. Mr.. King is seeking. to
enlist the support of the business
men of the city to help secure the
adoption Of the Memphis route.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
Sealed Proposals Will Be Received
by the Funding Board Of the
State of tennessee
JANUARY 10, 1921

Al o'clock at the office of the state Treasurer In the
City of Nashville Tennessee for the purchase Oh
ooo state of Tennessee Victory Bonds the proceeds Oh
which sale are used in acquiring site and erecting
n Memorial Auditorium and Capitol Annex building.
such bonds will be of the denominations of $4,000
each will be dated January 1921, will bear interest
at the rate of s % annum. payable seml-fnnaaly
and the principal payable 40 years from DATE ana are
exempt from all taxation in Tennessee.
Both principal and interest will be payable in law
full money of the United States in the Borough OF Man
haitian or at the office of State Treasurer at the
option OF the purchaser
The bonds will not sold for less than par and ac-
crued interest at by bonds from the date
of the bonds the date of payment OF the purchase
price All bidders required to deposit certified
check payable the order of the State Treasurer drawn
upon a National Bank upon regular depository OF
the State of Tennessee, in amount equal to 20 OF
value of the bonds bid for such deposits to be
returned unsuccessful bidders after the bonds have
awarded the successful bidder or the sale for
any reason declared off No interest will be allowed
upon of the check of the successful bidder
and the check such successful bidder will be retained
against any loss resulting from the failure of the bid
der to comply with the terms of his bid.
All bids shall be made in sealed envelopes upon
blank forms furnished by the Funding Board and shall be
without interneaton The successful bidder
will be furnished the legal opinion of Mr. c. B. Mass
Itch of New York City, that the bonds binding and
legal obligations of the State of Tennessee.
Bonds may be delivered in either OF the cities Of
Nashville Tennessee New York City Chicago illinois,
the option of the purchaser,
The Funding Board shall have the right to reject
any and all bids.
of Tennessee, State Capitol, Nashville Tennessee
FUNDING BOARD OF TENNESSEE.
G. L. Daughtry, Secretary.