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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
GOES BACK TO TURKEY
(From Fridays Daily)

l.. K. Rothe. president of the Car fic Lee Mining company ol Turkey Greek. was in inc city for few days. He accompanied his sister, Mis- Alma. of D'Hanis. Tex. and Miss Mary Crawford of San Antonio. Tex, from Turkey Creek to Prescott, These two young ladies vacationod two weeks at the Carrie Lee. and the boys at the camp respectfully saw
 them depart last Friday. Mir. Rothc
 is all enthusiastic believer in Arizo- mas mining possibilities, and reports high grade ore from the Carrie Lee. The writer of these few lines sin ccrclv wishes the Carrie Lee success beyond the widest dreams ot ,yeelth.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
"Very respectfully.
 CARL HAYDEN,
"AI. C., Arizona"

M. C., ArlZon2.
 Congressman Hayden stated that ono of the real causes for the dissatis- faction i'll the matter of census enr- mcration in many cities (and justly shown as with Prescott was caused through the fact that certain stlp- ulated sum was made out in Wash ;nrton as covering the salaries tor Inc cuunerators. and in many locall- ties this sum was so small ln com Darjsor with compensation in other lines that it did not appeal to the proper class of tnumcratdrs-thoSe who would get o6t and make a coin- plcte record. In many instances the census was taken ha1f-heartedly by housewivcs who did not have a civic interest in their respective conimui''- ties.
 Congressman Hayden has stated that he will return to Prescott Shor'- ly to address meeting of tic Lunch con club on subjects of interest to the members.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
BUSINESS WOMEN MEET

The business and professional wo- mans club meet tonight at the '. w. C. A. house, III north Marina street at eight o'clock. All the business and professional women of the city arc invited to attend. An informal good time is the program.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
BACK FROM LoNG PEACH
CFrOm Saturday $ daIly)

Mrs. Dan Campbell and daughter. Lila Campbell, returned yesterday from a month spent at Long Beach. Cal. Miss Campbell taught last yr1' in the Clarldalc schools. She has been engaged as q teacher oi tue fifth grade of the Lincoln school on the west side hi this city.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
WALNUT PARTY
From I.rldav's Dailil

lFr0n tIludE DHi4P
 Mrs. George Shea of the Pioneers home yesterday entertained four young ladies at lunch and then or ganizcd walnut party. They pro- cccdcd to Williamson valley and brought back sack each oi the nuts. Mrs. Shea's guests were all from Fort Whipplc and included the Misses Falcs, Miss Hcdding and Miss Allce
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
Left For Wickenhurp.

Jim Shethan, who has been Spend- ing a few days in the city, left yes tcrday for Wickcnburg. Mir. Shechan expects to remain in the vicinity of Wiickenburg for a few months. He is in the employ of the Santa Fe.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07

\ W. Wingfic1d tclcphonod iNr chamber of commerce yeslI' ,I r,,,cs u%C nf copies of the prize l'It ana li,tag r"''t tr@t inc Frouticr Days. He state1 rs,,,, tmn, tbc celebration to he held at Csinn .i.'l- Verde on the 5th and 9th is attra',rhs ,rhs contestants from over the state g.C n1rnoscs are high, amounting to o>'' S50HO. .u ,.i-,. ,,c
 Mamv Prescott cars will make ,tc ,i,,. ,r;n to Csmn Verde for one day 9i 'H' ,,efcb@stior and thcn ro on to Clar', dalc to enjoy the big Labor Day eel ebration.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
GUILD RESUMES MEETINGS

Mrs. Howard Cornick, 314 South Mt. Vernon street will be hostess 10 the ladies of St. Lukc's guild of St. Luke's Episcopal church of this city Wednesday, September s, at 2:5O p. m
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
S1I662OO S22748. .56

more salary for the year than did
 Sheriff Young. That. however. does not make basis for the charge that
 the expenses of the office have in-I creased beyond reason. Here are the figures:
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.IR. WEIR SPEAKS
ON MEMS WORK

A splendid address was deliver
ed last night at the Presbyterian
church by DR.. William F. Weir, Of
Wooster, Ohio. The speech was
delivered following a fine dinner
served to the men Of the church.
DR.. Weir outlined how the great
body Of 100000 men of the church
could be brought together to work
for the good Of the church.
He stated that first the men spe-
cially fitted for some line OF work
should be given church work in
which they would take interest
and be efficient. Second, that the
church should be well Differed,
and that lastly provision must be
made to take care OF the men in
the church who would not be en-
ployed in special lines OF work or
in the official boards OF the church.
DR.. Weir paid a high compliment
to DR.. Stoetzer for the rgeat work
he has done here in the 90 years
he has been the pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church OF Fairmont,
and also congratulated the congTe-
CATION on having J. w. Preston
as moderator of the Presbytery.
Dr.. Weir will preach hero at the
regular services on Sunday, Sep
TENDER &c.
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PERSONALS

Mir. aud Mrs. q. w. Clark and
son, William, are leaving today for
Richmond, Va, where they VIII
visit friends and will also visit at
Rockbridgc county, Va. before re-
turning home.
Miss Jessie Vanderyort, teach
er In the Fleming school, was oper-
ated on today at Cook hospital fol
the removal of her tonsils.
Mrs. Phillip VangildeT, OF Colfax,
was shopping in this city today.
Paul Erwin who is located AT
Washington, d. c., is spending a ten
days vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. l. Erwin on the Country
Club road He will enter the
Georgetown school OF foreign Ser
vice in Washington, October ].
DR.. and Mrs. Glonn d. Hamilton
and the formers mother Mrs. b. l..
Hamilton, are spending several
days in Pittsburgh
Mrs A. L. Gibson OF Buckhan-
non, and Mrs. J. r Satterfiold OF
Rynler spent yesterday here as the
guests OF Miss Eva Odell fletcher
ut her home on Carleton street.
Mrs. Gibson was enrOute home from
a visit at Rymer.
Mrs. William Theislng, OF New
York is the guest OF her parents
llr. and Mrs. J. w. Vanata at then
homo on Market street Nj. Thles.
ing VIII Join her here later
Mrs, J. b. Guth Is spending sew.
eral days with relatives at Buck
harmon.
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East Side Man
Dies At Home

Abraham II. Taylor. aged Go,
respected citizen OF this commu.
nifty, died at his home at 6l4 East
street this morning at 2:35 O'Clock
after an illness with GComplicat.on
Of diseases. The deceased was
born in Glenyille, Gilmer county,
and was son OF Henry Taylor, OF
Virginia and Lorenia Young, OF
Lewis county. Ills first vile was
Prudence Ann Shaw and to this un
ion was born three children, TWO OF
whom are deceased and one son.
Rev. Thomas Fl. Taylor, pastor Of
the NJ. =. church in Nicholas cnun.
ty, survives. An adopted son, Bert
Taylor, OF Parkersburg. also sur,
wives.
His second wife who was Elvira
Doolittle survives him as do the to.-
lowing sisters: Mrs Lydia Gould.
OF Williamstown, w. Va; Mrs.
Mary Moore, OF Frenchton, w. Va,
and Mrs. Maggie Lewis, OF Rock
ford, W. Va.
The deceased was a member OF
the Diamond street Methodist EpiS.
Copal church.
The funeral will probably take
place tomorrow afternoon and bur.
ial will be made In Maple Grove
cemetery by Undertaken Fred Jen-
kins.
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open m, / filled m, / open N, l
Killed. m, and turn.
Third FOWL filled m, open m,
! filled m. open m, 2 chain stitch
es and double crochet into the same
place as the last double erochet
making q "Y''. Chain and double
crochet into the center stitch OF
the half moon, chain and again
double crochet stitch into the same
place and turn.
Fourth row-Chain three and dou-
BILE crochet times into the first
space, double crochet 8 times into
the next open m, or ". Chain
2 and make the first open m. Fin
ish same as I'd row.
Fifth row-Same as 1st row,
making two more VS." On the last
half row, filling same as explained
In 4th row.
Sixth row-Came as 1st row-etc-
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Lace Patterns
aNeW Design
Every Week
ElIET STITCHES.

Chain Stitch-The thread drawn
through the loop.
Omen hesh-A double crochet
into chain or the material, two
chain stitches and a double GRO
Chet.
Closed Mesh-Four double GRO
chet stitches into chain or mate
Turn-Five chain stitches to
turn. II your pattern called TOR lG
stitches-chain 81 and double GRO
Chef into the seventh stitch from
the needle.
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Funeral Arrangement.

Teacher-What Is the preSiden-
tIal succession law, John1
John-The presidential sucees-
sioa law provides that II both pres
ident and vice president die the
cabinet members win follow in sue
cessiou.-Boys' Life
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/ OGAL SOCIAL EVENTS
| "a study for a rnisgIopary e In-

wiz study for missionary to In
&c"
Nest Friday
The Betsy Ross club VIII meet
with Mrs. DERRICK on CleVeland
avenue Friday evening Of this week
Blanket Picnic.
A basket picnic will be given on
Sunday next at the grounds OF the
Valley River Recreation company
a tract OF ground owned by the
Knights Of Columbus organization
OF this city and which they pro
pose to improve and to establish
recreation centre there. The
stock In the company is held py
the Knights OF Columbus ana the
ground consists OF fourteen acres
bordering on the river one-hall
mile above Benton's Ferry. Con
siderable work has already Dee9
done In clearing of the tract ana
tho beach and it is proposed mex
summer to build Pavilion ana
bath houses with athletic GROUNDS
adjoining. No formal invitations
have been issued for the affair OF
Sunday but any one Interested Is
Invited to attend Tho grounds Gun
be reached by auto or by a short
walk from tho railroad station at
Beuton's Ferry. The grounds can
he reached via the river also as
boats will leave the wharf at II 80
n. m, twelve O'Clock and 3 O'Clock
d. M
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The University OF New York has
established course to teach WON.
en- the art OF retail selling.
The only profession that women
cannot practice in Delaware IL that
OF law.
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A miscellaneous shower Of pref
II appointments was given last
evening at the home OF r. C. Kerns
on Short avenue honOring Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Toothman, whose mar
riage In this city was recent
event. A number OF friends were
entertained informally and re-
treatments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. ToothmRn were the recipients
of a number OF pretty and useful
gifts
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Deschaul Resigns
Presidency Of France
[RY Aasociated Pressl

RAMBOUILLETT, France, SeN::
l6.-PnuI Deschanel, president OF
France, presented his resignation
from that office today The pres!-
dence here gave his letter Of resig-
nation and a presidential message
to accompany It to Premier Miller
and who will read the document to
the Senate and Chamber Of Dep
uties on Tuesday.
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on tho Dry Bathing Beach.
MabeI-That's a lovely bathing
suit you're wearing, But aren't
you afraid water viii take the color
out?
Joan-It might, SO / always have
It dry cleaned.-Detroit News.
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1t is said ''screen-struck" persons
find their way TO Los Angeles. 10
"get into the movies" at the rate
OF so q week.
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To School.

Miss Ruth Frances Morgan,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Earl
Morgan, left Tuesday for Chatham,
Virginia, where she will reanter
the Chatham Episcopal institute.
Miss Morgan was a student there
last year.
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Weddinq Invitations issued,
Guests Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Curtis Hamilton
and the formers mother Mrs. Mary
Hamilton, of Pittsburgh, are in the
I city the guests OF Mrs. Curtis Ham
fIlton's mother, Mrs. r. C. Potter,
and sister, Mrs. Charles c. Robb,
and other relatives. They camo
( here from Belington, where they
had been the guests Of DR.. Mendel
Hamilton and where Mrs. Mary
Hamilton had spent the summer.
They will return to Pittsburgh Sat
urday.
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Missionary Tea

Plans are about perfected for the
Missionary Tea 10 be given at the
homo of Mrs. C. T. Hutchinson or
Saturday afternoon by the City Mis-
sioTary union. Mrs. sam Hlggin.
botham from Aliahabad India hav-
ing been a resident Of that country
since 1904 VIII give a talk concern
ing The work among the untainted
children OF the Lepar colony. To,
Gcther with her husband she had
charge Of the NGman leper asylum.
Mrs. Hutchinson will be assisted In
various societies OF the city and an
entertainment by women from the
interesting program will be carried
out during the afternoon. Among
those who Will participate on the
program are Mrs. T. Z. Johnson,
Mrs. Ada Hatcher Benedict and
Mrs. Minor Durham. Mrs. w. D.
Reed will have charge Of the re
freshments to be served.
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SHE'LL PATTERN.

Chain q stitches. Turn, double
crochet into the Sd stitch from the
needle, double crochet into the next
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The American Red Cross CON
ducts an artificial limb factory for
Greek war cTtpplts at Athens.
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n iave styIe Show

Plans arc III The making BY the
BUSINESS and Professional Womens
club for style show to be given
IN the near future in cooperation
with local merchants. Plans for
this show were made at the meet
ing OF the organization held on
Tuesday Of this week
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To Louisville.

Miss Cora Marlowe, OF this city,
Is leaving tomorrow for Louisville,
KY, where she will enter the Bap-
fist Missionary Training school and
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TO open Studio ss1sI

To open 5EuQlo
The studio or Misc Eleanor
Blanche Barnes in the DeVene!
building was opened today altsr
1i9g{rigSh closed for seTeLat
FeeRs. Miss Barnes will be gao 20
meet her pupils this afternoon ana
tomorrow at the studio FOR the puSE ;
pose Of enrolment and starting OH
I the work of the year.
Elks to Dance
Much interest centers In the ElSs
dance to be held this evening At
y fheiI headuuarterS IN the Deveny
building, A large number or the
Eilta and their ladies have slgnitied
their Intention OF attending the
dance. Good music viii be furnish
ed for the dancers.
To Entertain Mrs. Dorr
Mrs. Rheta Childo Dorr, Of New,
York who will address the Repub-
lean mass meeting at South side
park on Saturday evening will be
The guest while in the city of Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Mason at their
home on Morgantown avenue: Mrs:
Dorr who speaks at Moundsville and
z Wheeling tomorrow Will arrive here
saturday morning following her
afdress here will go to Morgantown
where she will speak Mrs. Dorr
spoke at the opening Of the Repub!i-
can state campaign at Huntington
this week and made a splendid i'm
preston.
~ Gave LUNCHEON
HonorRg her guest Miss Betty
= KirschnerNof New York, Miss FL
eanor Fox Neutsrtained at one
O'clock Luncheon of attractive ap-
pnintments at tho Fairmuut Coun-
try club today.( Thirty four guests
were seated at tables which accom-
table was a French basket OF aster5
and blue delpheuium with tulle
bows tied to the handles OF the
baskets, the work OF the HauEc
green rouse. An elegant course
luncheon was served out OF town
guests were Miss Margaret Gold. of
Greensboro, N. c.. the guest of Miss
dalen Robinson and Mrs. A. Temp
dns Stoyall Jr, OF San Francisco,
Tho guest OF Miss Ruth Phillips.
NJ Celebrated Marriage Anniversary
Mr., and Mrs. Quincy Cloayerger
: Entertained number of friends
80 ornaily last evening at their
hoite on Market street In cciebra-
( ton Of the FIRST anniversary OF their
marriage. Dancing and music were
the dtveEsions OF the evening and
s fafreshntents were served.
Weddtha Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been received
here TO the marriage OF DR.. Henry
Grant Preston, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
=. w. Preston, OF FaTmont avenue,
this city, and Miss Vera SpengIer
Fritts, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert s.. FEittg, which will be sol
emniZed OH Saturday the twenty
fifth OF September ut eight o'clock
at the Methodist Episcopal church.
south, at Front Royal, Va. Mr..
and Mrs. Preston expect to attend
the marriage.
Or. Preston Is well known here
having Visited his parents or sew
eral occasions. Ho is located ia
Charlottesville, Va. In the practice
of his profession.
Guests Hero.
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3 stitches, making the first filled
IN, 8 open m, filled m, 2 open m,
and turn.
Second row = Chain 3, fill the
first mesh with double crochet
stitches. l open m, l filled IN, l
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Several members OF the Daugh.
tiers OF Isabella OF this city win go
to Westcrn2ort September 16 to at
tend u card party and dance 10 be
given by the court st. Maria OF
Piedmont, at St. Peters hall.
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one-fourth OF the ans 4
in China q sent 70 the
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WE, 4bs 6ss SIN

Traffic COP When
to stop, want you - aa
next time It VIM cos
Autotst-say. hrothes
show me how to stop
iron Lizard any Qute
did, TIL give you ta1l - r.
Magazine.
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CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY
+ ~ Battery EiSes. Nav Yosis 4
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FREE sirty.four page, bsautA.
: 4S49 fully illustrated Corn
Products Cook Book. Write today.
Com. Products Refining Company,
2. Q. Bog Is1. NsR YaEk CITY.
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form thickness of one
inch, in 2 lbs. of Ma
lola. Two lbs. oflard
fried only l6R is.
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of Mazda, as against z
fried in 2 lbs. Of lard.
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Also, she fried 2534 lbs. Of fish
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Mazda, while only 1873 could be
fried in the same amount of lard.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-12-30
SOUR STOMACH
INDIGESTION
1hedfOrd's Black-Draught Highly
Recommended by a Tennessee
Grocer for Troubles Re-
suling from Torpid
Liver.

East Nashville. Tenn The e,,Io.
iency Of Thedford's Black Draught. the
genuine, herb, liver medicine. "a
vouched for by Mr.. ". N. Parsons n
grocer OF this city. ut Is without
doubt the best liver medicine. and 7
don't believe I could get along without
1t. take 1t for sour stomach. head.
ache bad liver, Indigestion, and all
other troubles that are the result or
q torpid liver.
I have known and used It for years.
and can and do highly recommend IL
10 every one. I won't go to bed with.
out 1t In the house. 1t will do all IL
claims to do. l can't say enough for
it."
Many other men and women through.
out the country have found Black.
Draught Just as Mr. Parsons describes
valuable in regulating the liver to
us normal functions, and In cleansing
the bowels Of impurities.
Thedford's Black-Draught liver ,edi.
cine Is the original and only genuine.
Accept no limitations or substitutes.
Always ask for Thedford's. Pa
T'~asa'As~i -.s,IST
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CHARTER.

dated by three commissioners ., - =
pointed ~ % meeting Of stockholders can.
! ,r",u Tor the purpoS" of liquidation and
! 10 D." elected hv 81 vote of am rL. ,,I
/ holders. said lguidaturS shan -.r.,i, ~
| Once until the affairs of said rnrn,,r',
( non shall have been fully settled and Ham
/ u"I'd' ana they shall have fun power
/ ANA authority to transfer and ,ri,n 80,
| u" all property and assets of t,. .r
| I"r"li"h and 10 distribute the prnr.,d
also. 10 settle. Ly ,omprnmis. ar ofb,.-
- az '''iN~ Tor or against the com
I'if. In case of death. disability ar r..j..
! nation of one or moro UuuidYtrrl -
Naoau'H shall be filled by the survivor ar
AK IF NIII-No storkholdor shall
wv. "' h'id I"hl" or responsible for the
contracts or faults of said rnrporYfirp in
any further sum than the uppaiL L,I,r,.',
wv" on me shares of stock owned Law him
nor >h1H any mere informaIi,v i'm ar
."i"'|I'l"h nave IN" effect of rendering
ms charter nun or Of exposing any s,orE7'
du" on his stock '''''""'
ARTICLE IN.-There * ou,avo,I -.
{" an accurate. detailed and itruizod dc.
iP'"H OF certain property, being the
lrIl 'SIaie known as No 81 Earouue
,,',I' New orleans. which is 10 be con
''H'i To TINS corporation in payment Of
certain subscriptions for a total Of tbirty
Two thousand ($32 900 OO) dollars mar vain,
OIL stock. said description showing the
sl"Ir or Improvement OF said real nst,t.
lo-'ther with a statement of its yaIun a.,
IPPrilSed by the Board of Dir,ctors az
thlN corporation; and in order thar mis-
'hHFtrr may serve as the original sub
S'Tiptlon list. the subscribers hereto have
Ihultated opposite their respective Sir
natures The number of shares of stoGl
subscribed for by each of them.
.hd nus US. done and passed at my office I'm
me MY of New Orleans. on tho day
nohth and year first above written in
me presence of n. Dillon and s IIofrl
man competent witnesses. who have her
unto subscribed their names Together
win me. Notary, and said appearers after
uur reading of the whole.
witnesses: y. Dillon. S. Hoffman
WATTS IL. LEVERICH
Notary Public
l, the undersigned Recorder of Mort.
SaEeS IN and for the Parish of OrInans
Hta'e OF Louisiana, do hereby certify that
me above and foregoing Act of Incornorae
non non OF a. 5. England & Co, Inc. was
ne Is uay duly recorded in my Office in Book
New Orleans, La, November 23rd. 1920
y true copy.
WATTS X. LEvERICH,
Nor "a. % Notary Public.