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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
q RAJEM Stu.
2EBNYCH.

" Anelii az do valky byl znae.
mn ncdostatek slnzebnych dcvtnt.
Pficiuon toho byla okolnost, ic !
rodiny mensieh ufednikn molly
ii dovnliti najmouti sluzkn a Ia
ke vetsina domacnosti stfcdnieh
stayh sluzlu mtla. Avsak yalka
n perioda poydlednd v Il veci u.
tinila 2naenou zmemG Slnzka
pfcstala bJti lacinou pracovni ii.
lou Pontvadz divky IN valky
molly snadno vydalati 81 vysokt
mndy v rnznSch valecnych indu.
striich, kladly vyssi pozadavky.
iako sluzebn6, X tomu pax nj.
klad ma vedeni domacnosti vzril.
stall v %nepomern k pfijmhm, TAX
Ne vclkd east domacnosti sluzku
dele zamestnayati nemohla.
Ones sluaky .isou v Anelii We
lice dobfe plnceny n musf Il mini
bfti zachazcno jako : tlcnem ro-
dinY. kuchafka v zamozne 70.
dine vydelava dnes k celemu "a.
opatfeni asi 1888 rocne. coz lest
Y AngliS vclmi slusny plat. Musi
il bIti povoleno phl dAc prazdno
kaadtho tydne a ob nedili. ctrna.
cti.denni prhzdniny i plnym pla.
tenn a s%trayou. Pracovni doba je
osm hodin denni, K~uchafky i
sluzcbnf must dostavati stejnou
Strayu, jakd .ie pfedkIadana IN
mtstnayatcl0m
Sluzky a kuchafky vyd6lava.ji
81 dncs V Anglii tem6f folk jake
divky, iez jsou zamtstnany Y to.
vdrndch, a pred mimi jsou We w.
hodi tim, zc mali bczplatnou stra.
vi n dobry domov. Sluzky d
knchafky mali dnes v Anglii nei-
p~ostaveni ze vsech dllnikh.
nhjemneho nemusi ie
q stejne mobou kIidnG pfi.
k zdrazovani zivobyti
Sluzek ma vseobecnou prAci je
velky ncdostatek. 0 kn.
rhafky anebo pomocnicc v domac.
nosti neni takoya nouze, ale di.
vek. ktere jsou ochotny konati
hrube pracc v domacno.
je vclice malo. Je nutno
: fakovym praccm p%ravidcIn6
lednati starsi zeny. ktere nezm6.
lily zpfsob sveho zivota q vyde.
Vi aivobyti TAX iako pied
Jedinym rozdflem jc, zc
e nntno jim vice platiti IN je.
Iich ygkony
Tyto zmeDy hlaync tezce nesou
taromodnf panicky, ktert sc pr
II Willy do role velitclek. Ones
amestnayatelka ncni yIastn1 zad.
Iou yelifelkoti, ncbof 0 vsechno
nnsi slusne pozadat. Mnoba
PAM, ktcra TUE zaklada.
y Il m SVEN poyfsentm posta.
'enj 0 mn roll dobrodtiky, tszce
csc noyg pofadek ylcf ByIaf
pomtry scsazcna 80 sytbo
'dnp Vftsina takoyycb PAM.
stfznie vi DO noyycb POND
4. aysak mnobe sc ut1suii. vi,
ojde opftnh k obnovenf sfartb, I
ofhdkn Wecbpo ysak nasy1d
1ie tomtl, ze tfsf " marnf.
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KoUTEK PAM Radovd

Gtend PAM Radovai prosiln
bych vas j ID 0 radu n doufam. W.
mne il podate, IN ecz yam liz pre-
dem d6kuii. Name dosii slnsny
domck n mai muz jcj chce pro
dat, p%ondvadz mn kupce. ale il
Ease neehci, ncbof bychom byli
bez domova Il rent take nemnze
me zadnf dostat, TAX SO spolu STA
lc hdddmc; il stojim mn SVEN 4
on t6z. -zena.
odpoved zene1 Nevim, IN ia.
kym hfclem vds pan mnnfel Chico
majetek proddvat rakli jon N
tim, aby ndjakou Ia stovkn yyd6
lal, kdyz jsou maietky ted We w
sokf Gene, ioz bych VAN radila.
nehledeti ma icnto malg vlddlek.
ktery daleko nevyvd2i nepohodIi
q nespokojeuost We vasi d~omacno.
ST., zvlaste jiz II starsich lidi. IA
v1dy kladu spokojenosf y dom6e
nosti nade VIE jine A foho by
mel dbati vas pan manzel. nebop
pnrozcn6 kazdg SC citi neispoko
JeneJsim We SVEN vlasiDim hni
2dceku, zvldstd liz starsi tloy6k
Mia PAM Radowd Odpusftc. HI
= yam ldu s tonto otAzkbn .Jsenf
mlada, NAN dye difky i ri
da byeh 1e yycboyala spr6yu6.
aie = moi matkou Sc nemn2eme /
ihhledrcFl srovnaiL Ona stoil m
ze mi bGti ditlto IN ka5dh
'ebe mena provintni tresfdno III
I'M, kdezto ID Y bill ucvlFfu
roz bych rada Y tomto pfipads
'lysela vds 1sudek Mladd mn.
odpoved Made matce, seIlyo.
WI rozbodhG va n6blcd vvcho.
y, nebof frestanim dftka f6lps
'e e 1910 Jen otnpujn D z~atyrzl.
2, atayh ~ yzdoroyit9m n Tho
'eJnym q casto Ne Y nem vyyipe
'oYaba w3tiyd. Why il I6pe %
opfem. %domluvamit appelovati
2 Jomnoeit difka d IN ten ' NJ.
~ hledeti vyyinoyati, jakoz I'D
.eebtllost 4 sebedhvhra Ale III
dltka tdlesuf, nikdy y D4m
70 uslcchtiIf city se nedaji w
lnoufti ~ mn mus byfi vsthpo
any nstnt . i rozvabon. I)itko
Ikfo yychoyant y fnse proyinf,
Je tnozno cjtrlnf potreafati Il
sprfDlm mt bud miIt zhbayg,
'eb Jineho, eoz " iej casto VI
dotkne. nezli karpbhe. Ale VI
ccnn rDdice mali Why d.
az Moyn kdy1 dftku sIlbj coko
I, ntkdy u Y tom pfipadf ne
lamafi NE why aIib syhj apl
u Rodife mai jifi pfik1adem
pred nal vSehoya jejieh III
sprkvnA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
NEJLEpsf INVESTMENT =
"PRAvDA".

"Pravdu" pouziyati IA invest.
mept Dude Sc zdati mn okamzik
posctilosti We smyslu finantnfm.
My Gimme svt inyestmenty die
smerodatnych 4 ustdlenych nazo.
10 finantnich "a icelem zisku, at
NJ to jest Y %pozemeich, v prfmy.
sln, We zbozf, v obehode, v pra.
II A Y t6chto 1ttnjeme bud
denne, tVdne, mesicn6, aneb roent
mas viditelny zisk, ba i ztrdtu.
Investment Y pravd6 je vzdy ma
nezdoln6m zdklade d pfinasi ukla.
dateli zprvn neyiditclnt 1roky,
cesf sldvn Pravda zaujimd ce.
~ sv6t, ba | yesmfr, a mozno v
nj nkladati vzdy a vsudc, bez 0,
hledu ma ndbozenstvi, politikn. ba
! bez ohledu ma ncpfdtele d yzdf
Je zdrocenA - bud denn6, t1dne,
mesien6. roend u easto AZ IN hro.
BEN. Vklady v pravdu nelson
Jen hodnotou duscyni, nGbrz la.
re ! materialnf a pfin1si cistofu
svedomi q spokojenost a udava
snnfr pfi kazdem miIniku ma e..
ste ziyotem.
Neilepsim vzorem ukladdni v
"Pravdf" je president teskoslo
vensk6 republiky, r. q. Masaryk,
iehoz vklady ziyotni prace by1y
ponze jon v praydf n il IN kaz.
dvch okolnosti hail a toIlo jsou
pffklady stare rukopisy Krdlo.
hradeekg . Zelenohorskg, v Hills.
reroyf af6fe, Friedinngov6 pro.
cese, IN to byl dokonce znc.
nzphy6n. v case utrpeni a sla
Wy, Masaryk Ne opfraI vzdy b ne
zdolnou vfrn Y moo pravdy, coz d
nfbo einf dfdiee eeskgcb rcform1.
tort o s~tflesnfnf krasnf tradicc
6eskfho Iidu. Jc s~kute1ngm 10.
sobnfnim povinnostf sIouzifi
vzdy 4 N ysech okolnosti prav
~, lelg svnj zivof ukladal VI
praydf . dnes ceIg syht mn pfi.
uaaf 1roky y pravdy b ceskT lid
10 I'll d royt,6z ! jinf narody
Kdo nklAda V pravdt, zije ziyot
spokojenV q aniz by dbal, kdy
bndon mn dodany.
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s..ssIas ytsAIlsss
svoNy A sKRfvANi

hNuNf "A AkhIVANl
neN satMi tamA saht,
tNftt it&sA mta
W mr. inhS
sAliskssi rlss
iak me,nt, saturlue hi saba anal
anssi
NsA mss,em y slhta pktp
40 iksA, s&nA nftL
sans Atit = tAlei
stsfie slnnei let
. thttdhsl y sven rlssu se ehttn
rtektiacti
Y tom fekhoupals evehy
M ia sta esunlelrh,
d Aamne, taibt tony
y ton padlf smieh,
JAZZ paFleAhi sin simy by smasS
rieltt iih,
A Hvony a u pthci
boz Fedli pospola,
ted ptaei Epav zee str6ol
We gvona hlahoiu,
ted Fsonv pfemoaeny tsou y ptaaim
sveholu,
A opet ease novff
tvou dust MID ptak,
q mystickymi slovy
pdl zAt, pol mfnk,
20 lett n6tet, idsot, smich, dunn 10
ohlakl "
A 6losek, v jarni krase
jena stopen krati kol, .
VI Y dvojici tech hlas6
syui pics | Dol;
let yfs a THU b somi a dvoji siti pol,
a kdyz tn dozni vfaya,
q ztlehne yaAni vSr,
a unayenA hlaya
81 hleda smir,
p hvczd spl5vd hudba h MENU 20
statiSicd Tyr.
tn vsechno licht vfeni
q zasti, khan d jed
iak musky zabzueeni,
jak sen, iak let,
q velka nhrus lasky he eclv, krasuy
RvHtf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14

~ NuVFNe ifFh Aiukth rUMBin =
nyni nennvasutr se m mic nrmis,
ntho, kdyl teny rrncuii srcleenl
muh v rnznSch dohroeinnych 4
sIchovnfch podnicich V dhSlcd
ku 'oho mnoho ,nrecktch Zen
hohatsich tfid. ktcre 40 ncdAvna
odk6gAny hyly %vShrndne ma ha.
remy. kde eas cd tasu ienom ste.
nj ntiaktho romhnn pfincslo jim
rozpttleni, v6nuie nyni znasnorl
EAST svtho easu nemocnicim. sirot
ainchm n iinSm dobrocinntm in.
siitucim
Arna s. - V Praze, 2 ccryna.
IS krasny, jasny den slunieko
teplc hfcje NJ po rdnu X osmt
iodine j. u Wilsonova nadran ii.
70 Hastupy lidi. fady Sokolu,
divky V krojieh - Il vsichni Sic
duji pfiiezdy iednotlivfch vlaku
a nedockay6 pohli1 k nadraznim
hodinam, jichz vtefiny zdaji So
hSti v6cnosti. konetne Sadouci
vlak vjel do nddrazi a cestuiici
vystupnji ma nastupistt. - Jil
json mezi mimi, nasi mill hoste y
Amcrikyl w proehazeji zastupy
vfele je vitajicimi, jdou dal stun.
Gem zaplavenymi ulicemi kol Ma.
rodniho divadla k zofinn, kdes
mi sc jim dostati maltho obccr
siveni. = Byla isem take mczi vi.
taiicimi, leo ty mile tvafe osma.
HE a zdravt, nebyly mi nikterai
Ell. ba zdaly Sc mi .jaksi pfibuz
ne a davno znamt. ia vitala v
mich vas, mile c%tcnafky vsech
NY vas, kohoz .jsem We "Hlidcc''
doposud byla poznala. - .Json tc
DIV II mas ii mill bretri a sestry,
KEY by SO jim III hoGns Iibilo ty
mnohe nedostatky / ty pom6ry
neusthlent necht nam .jiz promi.
nou. Je nam tfeba naucit se We
svobod6 vt, umdt moudfc ffdit
mlady mas stat a k takym zkuse.
nostem nestaci jen phldruhtho
rok1.
3 cervna ctvrtek slav.
most Bozfho T6la ma venkove a Y
pfedmestich Prahy nv m6st6 ga
mem slavi Sc az V ned6li.) Desti.
We a chlsdn1 pocasf pokazilo IA
dost drobnfm drdzickam. Pru
yod kolem kostela nebyl pofadan
ma rychlo venku ~postavent ctyfi
zely opust6nosti q prazdno.
ton. ] drnzicek ic ' posledniclI
letech skrovny pocet. Jinak by.
valo leta pred vaIkou Neni Sc Ia.
ke cemn diyiti, ttzko v dncsni
drahote koupiti d6cku tfeba jed.
noduche, ale piece jen luxusni BIZ
IL satky, uvazime.li, he ncjsou ma
caste noseni praktickt, dnes.
kdyz mydla je malo. Dnesni de.
json We vsem zkraceny oproti
nam, jez jsme ditskych radosti
izili do sytosti a lacino.) V ten
den nelson ani mise jiz TAX slay-
a nhystGvnikh kostela 20.
'krovnu. Vfnccky . xviii neidon
10 odbyt "a ] korunu jsou pfiIis
kdyz jindy plativali jsme
'6 halefd, Prhyodu lGastn1ntf
majici vlastni hudbn, cho-1
po msi m~tem a "vyhra
dncs snad jen .jcdina
'rohla nljcemi Vsechny ty nabo.
slnynosti We yaIpf zm6nily
zjedoodusily. yyskrtDnty jsou 3
'alendhfe ntktcrt syatky svatgm
abylo yalnt ! veffclch
vystoupili u cfrkye NEktcE
flstali bez viry, JIM pfihlasili Ne
cirkvi deskosIovenskf, IN %.
IT stonpench ufhsenk rosie. VII
'raze ' bgyaIfm ruskim kosteIe J
. staromsstskfm namssti ma
f6to cirkey. Me jsou |
'ouzeny feskym jazykem mi slo. !
. l%nsinykbho) Hpoyfd j. spo. !
'cnA d spolefnt ! w. pHjfm6nf !
yto ~poboznosti Geskf json tax o. !
NJ hostel yseehny I'VE 2
6~yatxvniky pojmouti nem1ze q
Y stoji venkn na stupnfcb a IN. Y
3 frpeliyf W frontf I rhznx % 2
mi yira into sgf pfIyr. J
nee, coz All klerikhly yalnt ne. y
w. Odpoledne IN den il .
W znamenf Dhrodnfho
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kdo mi nezdolnon yirn v inoc
prsydy h in mn konefnfm zosob.
nfpim povjnuostf slouzitj yzdy b
M yseei okoIuosn Y prayd1, ten
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14

Prnvda jde syFtem Il n yice
mend hostem u ysech uhrod6, b
kdo y nj lhskou MboH. tobo VII.
fe6 h NJ Dikdy uczpustf, byf BY
byl yrzeD IA plamepnou hrauiei.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-10-14

When you are ready TO sow your
wheat, grass and clover we have the
old reliable Reads Fertilizer'for you.
Come to see us before you buy.-Adv
Sam Pendergrass Hardware Co.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-10-14
BUSINESS SUCCESS

Every merchant must have Ger
tain fundamental business laws to
obtain real business success. It has
been stated that approximately 80
per cent of those who engage in
business ultimately fail. This con.
dition would not prevail Of the small
business man would strive for new
business in an energetic and intelli-
gent manner.
There are may theories but only
one sure method by which putblic at
tention can be gained and held and
that is advertising. Every success
full merchant has some definite and
consistent advertising policy to
place before the public his claim for
the public's patronage. He has the
business knowledge and foresight to
know that if he fails in this he is CIV
ing competitor the advantage.
The proof of this statement will be
found in the columns of this paper
The history of nearly every national
advertiser starts from obscurity
One case in particular is Scott's
Emulsion. Nearly fifty years ago
two struggling druggists discovered
a process by which cod-liver oil could
be so compounded as to eliminate the
unpleasant taste of the oil. They
knew that high grade Norwegian cod
liver oil contained exactely the food
elements so necessary to health and
the upbuilding process. SCOTS Emul
sion was finally produced in a high
ly efficient state but the public had
to be informed. Newspaper advertis-
ing was the method used and follow
ed so vigorously that today Scott's
Emulsion is known the world over
for it's tonic virtues for those in mid
life and a strengthening food for
growing children. Scott & Bovine
maintain their own fisheries off the
coast of Norway and refine the oil
in their own refining plant in Bloom
field, ~ j., which is kept at tenn
perature of from Is to 20 degrees
above zero. This insures it absolute
purity.
After long scientific experiment
Scott & Bovine have also produced a
digestive tablet, Ki-Moids, which is
becoming very popular after one
years SALE The same method was
and is sbeing used to gain public at
tention and approval, and their ex-
perience has taught them that the
public must be both Informed and
there must be no
but keep everlastingly at it.
The makers of Scots Emulsion
and Ki-mods know exactly how much |
business they do in the territory GOV.
cred by this paper. II results did
not justify the expenditure, they |
would not use our columns. The
point is this: If it is good for nat
onal advertiser it is good for you, Mr..
Local Merchant to advertise per-
sistently in this paper.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-10-14
ELECTION NOTICE

ELECTION NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that, within
the hours prescribed by law, an cleo
ton will be held at the regular voting
precincts in all Of the civil districts OF
Putnam County, Tennessee, on Tues,
day, November 2, 1920, for the purpose
OF electing Electors for President and
Vice President of the United States,
Governor, Representative in Congress,
Reilroad Commissioner for Middle
Tennessee, State Senator for the 10th
Senatorial District, and Representa-,
tive from Putnam County in the next
General Assembly.
The following officers, judges and
clerks are hereby appointed to holo
the regular election on Tuesday, No
vember 2. 1920, at the regular voting
precincts in the different civil districts
of Putnam County, Tennessee, and
proper returns make of said election
in the manner provided by law:
First District
Off1cer-B. G. West.
Clerks-E. w. Capshaw and w. H.
Barr
Judges-D. C. Whitaker, M. v. Lof-
tbs and E. Y. Gibson.
Registrars. B. Goodpasture and
M. Judd.
Assistant Registrar-H D. McCul-
ley.
Gate Keeper-R. L. Ray.
Second District
Officer-C M. Stone.
Clerks-T. B. Jackson and e. w.
Jackson
Judges. P. Clark, F. D. Taylor and
James Deering
Third District
Officer-Clare1ce Hunter.
Clerks-Stanton Bohannon and Mel
vim Hyder.
Judges-Alfred Bartlett, e. L. Trapp
and Frank Hyder.
Fourth District
Officer-G. M. Johnson.
Clerks-J. S. Robinson and J.C.l
Clouse.
Judges-G. T. Whitaker, J. D. Hen
ry and L. s. Shirley.
Fifth District
OIcer-Newton McCloud.
Clerks-T. A. WEIGH and Isaac Be IS
ley
Judges-James M. JacksCl, Alfred
Lee and Jesse Henry.
Sixth District
Officer-P. l.. Judd
n
Brewer.
Judges. NJ Miller, J. E. Bilbrey
and Burt Brewer.
Seventh District
Officer M. A. Judd.
Clerks-A c. Paulk and ]. C. Chat
fin.
Judges. T. Jernigan, Wilburn Dy-
er and w. l.. Stewart.
Eighth District
Officer-Franl, Massa
Clerks. r. Cole and J. S. Herrin
Judges-B. H. Womack, Jake Rich
ardson and A. L. Green
Ninth District
Officer-R. L. A7corn.
Clerks-Clevelan Burch and J. II.
Askew.
Judges-R l.. Kerr, Claiborne Smith
and Henry Jones.
Tenth District
OIcer-Clarence Whitaker
Clerks-Daniel Bartlett and L. H.
Freeman.
Judges-Jim Bob Sadler, Tom Lee
and James Brewington.
Eleventh District
Officer-J. J. Sullins.
Clerks. J. Boyd and R. F. Shanks
Judges. P. Nichols, James Ander-
son and w. R. Medley.
Twelfth District
Oficer-R. A. Bockman.
Clerks-A. o. Jared and C. F. Mecca
eb
Judges-Dolph Sullins, J. A. IIolla-
lay and w. Steakley.
Thirteenth District
Officer-Lewis M. Anderson.
Clerks-Phili Sadler and WE Chris
ian.
Judges. M. Shields, James Carr
nd ]. w. Wallace.
FOu1teenth District
Officer-J c. Parrett.
Clerks-John Holloway and Virgil C
.llison
Judges. F. Sehon, J. j. Whitta-
err and J. P.Hicks.
Fifteenth District
Oficer-S A. Wilmoth.
Clerks-G W. Norris and Dan Smith
Judges-Leo Matheney, " W. Tai
OF and Ben Phillips.
Sixteenth District
OIcer-R. B. Terry.
Clerks-G. M Dunnavin and Chester =
alton.
Judges-M. C. Farley, John l.. En-
)r nd WISH Stone.
Sevent enth District
Officer-R B. Stewart
Clerks-Bass Butler nd Newton Tay-
II.
Judges. d. Lowee, w. T. Ander-
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-31

~Thal villa will be- captured and
converted into a good Indian nr q
dead Indian. within The next two
wecks. Is the statement that comes
like a startling prediction. harkcil
up by logical and substantial reason
ing % rcyolneonlsls IN Aeua Priein
today.
-Ihc Indinns nov on The tran Of
Villa are lhe Yaquis he Pimas and
The Mayos They know TIE ruunirl
better Than villa does himself. Incy
are born fralicrs. They have been
trained for centuries IN the inirlcn
ries Of mountain and desert cam
pairns. They ARE dead shots. They
are stubborn IN pursuit and dauni.
less IN hattie. They never surrender
or give up the chase. They have
been ordered 10 get villa and they
will come back with him and win
The plaudlis of Mexican sympa.
thizcrs throughout the world.
"And they will win back ihniI
nwn homes. They trust 0brceun
who has promised 10 restore their
lands a. soon a. The nation II tran
quilted and a stable government
elected. They have the greatest
stake IN the world % inspire ihcm-
Tie restoration o. The homes ol
which they were rubbed by previous
ihieginr dicialora, They will find
villa and surrender him 10 Obregnn
Just a. they would start out 10 10
cate and hrine back a rather anf
like the uillcsnake, there h ~
place IN he mountains. raves %
cactus whore VILLA may securely
hide. n mas De today or d may b.
tomorrow. bat his capture IS as SURF
a. lhr sunshine"
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-31
Sugar PTuiitssIs
Indicted IN New York

NEW YORK. MAJ 3t.-Seseral H.
dicimonls chaIaine pr0iiinnrIhe IN
sugar were today returned IN fed'
crnl court here One charged M
ECONOMY Whole Grucery Compans
and Abraham Gladstone Of Chicago
wiih having sold IN New York 90
May g. $4,000 pounds o. sugar a =
cents. They are alleged 10 have
bousill The sugar Tor l1H caiIa
Another indirim9nl charged D. o.
Nelier of New York and NoeEis 6pirl
'ol Waterbury C~onnariicut with
hnelnE sold, % eoh cents q pound
5000 pounds Of sugar which Il u
nlleNod cost them less than 70 cents
& pound
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-31

Valley Oh stock values IN NJ paso
according 10 the stock exchansr
vary with each change Of he wrath.
or. Saturday noon the quotation
was; Valley OH. a cents bud and n
cents asked. a Columbus investor
saturday morning offered % cents
cash for all the stock that he could
set hold Of. Ne returned without
being able 10 buy any. Two brokers
had Valley Oh stock for sale a. %
cents.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-31

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Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-31

KAMA FL D. NJ May 1l.-Iba
New Meliea State HuoeiW VIII
have charge of rcaiofalion and ~
construction Of TIE ancient Fran,
flscnn mIttiuns a. Ingnno heomn.
santa Ana. cln and fan Felipe n. Al.
rhe work Nal be started ~ Lpguna
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-31

A Deming newspaper adycriisoa
sassy Jane dresses reduced a thru
al tbe Toegcry. Two 10 one Demlng
mieisters wear their sand GOGGLES
when they pass that particular
store. Chance for another petition
and town scandal also.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-31

parnphfasinE a celebrated Amcri'
can the Republican Congress may
say Millions for investigation, but
not a word % praise Tor those who
won the war;
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-31

Sugar dealers r preparing 70
stabilize prlces but alasl Those
blamed alrplane designers have
made stability possible 81 such ex
Irene aluiudesl
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-31

A selling hen turns her Eggs com
ploiely around once every day. Now
We know why eggs arr high. rs
DE labor turnover.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-31

Tins far m nilocbs upon ihe
high cosi 81 HlEat sefm ~ prove
That old saying. Every knock b. q
hoosi
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-31

with lhe Mayos. yaQu|a and ~
mas oiicF villa Ne will BE- a good
iidiap 20 dead me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-09

is pairs of Women's Metallic
Cloth Evening Slippers.
Il Sizes In Blue cnanoeabie-A. 4La,
8, sLa, 6, 6Ia; q. 4. 4I2, s, 5Ns, s;
.C. 3Ta, 4, Ne. S, 6Ha, 8.
!. Do you wear rsue?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-09
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Samuel Wesley. days. e12 L street north
east.
Veto Futroyskey, IS. sibley Hospital.
Mrs. Anita Mckee Swift. IS. 21O6 18th street.
Margaret Virginia Talbert. 20. liz Tennessee
avenue northeast.
Anna H. shaw so. 1851 Connecticut avenue.
cast
Helen Seixas Hills, 40. Burlington Hotel.
Marjorie Lee Pearson. z. Children's HOSPITAL.
Ethel Elizabeth Clarke. months. st. AIMS
Infant ASYLUM.
Vivian Annette Zimmerman. months, 300
X street.
Robert B. Cole. weeks. North Capitol and
N streets.
Joseph schlesel. liz hours. 1915 9th north.
east.
Lenford Collins, 30. s14 Maryland avenue
northeast.
Ehde Chapman. AZ. is Bryant street.
Susan Stewart, So. 1917 Shepherds court.
Eyeline Brown. 81. Is Pierce street
| southeast.
Charles MacDanieI. u. Freedmen's Hosnit.1
Albert Shelton. 81. Home for Aged and In.
hrm. Blue Plains.
Abbesn YearEina. 9 days, 1882 oolumbi,
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-09
LOT 9-$7.95 Pair
Regularly $3.50

IL pairs Of Women's Black Kid
Tongue Pumps, hand turned soies
and French heels. These are very
desirable styles. Not many.
sizes-A. 4, ~, sH, 6Tz; 3. 3Ias
4, w, 5, s; c. "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-09
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Harold B. yinton and Elizabeth Raum.
Irving F. Tanner and Vera G. Coates, both
Of Madison, Va.
Benjamin F. shafer and Nellie J. Chap
pelear.
James Patterson and Emma Wright
John Radice and Josephine NJ. Arnold.
Jesse c. Shannon Of Newport News. Va,
and Rose V. McGinnis of Alexandra, Va.
Henry X. Bolden and Maggie +. Hill.
John Gibson and Maggie Payne, both Of
Mclean. Va.
Lawrence s. Kicks and Lucy L. Everhart.
Jacob Bowers and Gertrude Greenstein,
both Of baltimore, Nd.
Bernard X. BakewelI and Blanche N. s.
Brandenburg.
GurIey r. Rutter and Blanche A. Teele,
both Of Purcellville, Va.
James Hartman of st. Joseph, Mo-, and
Margaret II. Perry Of Fredericksburg. Va.
James y. Grihath and N. Janette Moore.
Leland r. Todd Of Newark, N. j., and Mar
garet r. Payne of this city.
Leon C. Meyers Of Muncy Valley, Pa. and
Jane Holmes Of Mawr Glen, Pa.
Edwin B. Carter and Hettye L. Traylor, both
Of Richmond, Va.
Clyde V. sullivan of this city and Annie N.
Potter Of Alexandria. Va.
Clifton A. Brown and Ellen NJ. Depenbrock
Searcy Giles and Therena Manning.
Herman Alisberger and Rose Belin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-09

Among the boxholders for the Chill
dren's Country Home ball to be given
Christmas night at Rauschers are Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Davis, Mr.. and Mrs
Hit Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Oxnard,
Mrs. Robert Mackenzie, Gen. and Mrs
John A. Johnston and Col William Eric
Fowler.