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FOR BALE Cal lat ioi n. Lincoln 81. u
YOU want 20 buy aome nice furniture cheap.
wlll ell at q bargain. rarties leavinr town
O. ~
FOR SAfE-Ianre harm. gpod condiiien. yos-l
milch COW. Kitchen eahinc, nearly new. steel
range new. Phone ss;. a. -
FOR RENT
ron RENT Nicely fsfnl.hsd front I'D
room uo couple. ilti buchanan 90 Phene
has. este
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water. n0s Arthur. 81 So
FOR RENT-one large ,nfarnishes. front
RON. Call At $40 harrirsa q d.
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: Harrison. Call 500 West Seventh 81. - -
rOR RENT Nire front hsdrom rbane M.
Is ~.
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4 Furnished house, lights. hath. Faraye, fhose
| 1865. q ~
more NJ. Phone 1000. % 80.
FOR RENT Furnished roorns. 1901 Harrison.
| O. IN
FOR T-Jnfurnished ROOM. q, Lincoln
Rconinv House. it0e. o. 6p
FOR RENT two furnished bcdr rms. hca,~.
! bath connection. garARs. 1905 ha rison. Phone
sss. "a IN
FOR RENT Two uhfurnished 70, Ms. sio n.
buchanan. silsp
FOR RENT Light housekeeping rasrls. nicely
furnished. Apply north side s.occp. leo
Polk 81. Phone ?sls siap
FOR RENT One furnished room modern. zen.
llemsn preferred. $40 Tyler 81 Phone ia.
6iap
ron RENT Garage 2issc feet. clos. In on
pavement. Phone ia Or 22i. "a %
FOR RENT Bedroom. 1904 BushsnAn ST..
Plane bas. u ap
FOR RENT Bedroom furnished. modern
house, shl Plercs. "a ~
TO RENT Thr- unfurnishcl roo r. 7os
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FOR RENT Nice large room. 200 Fillmore.
Phone sgi. % ~
FOR RENT 10 gentlemen. front bsslrcom, sos
faylor. Phone aso. usp
roR RENT -Lish, housekeeping rooms. ios
Johnson. Phone ssss. Aip
FOR RENT In modern homo. bedrooms and
uhfuraish~i light housekeeping rooms. 1909
johnson. 81 n
FOR RENT Nc iern Furnished housekeeping
room with kitchene,,e. no ehidrn. iios Fill
InoFe. ~ 10
foH RENT From, bedrcnm. 900 Tyler. phone
eai. 6tan
TOR RENT Two niccly Furnished bedrooms.
Phone ilaa So Sc
FOR RESr-Garafc At 70s Harrison. phone
go. Iap
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FOR sAfE-Laue harm. F,od eondi,ien. ro'-l
mich COW. Kitchen eahinc, nearly new. steel
range new. Phone ss,, ~ -
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20 . rssransil,ie par,v with ~ .ooa essh I, VA
ha'a-fe / W ~ ys..s u yoa want a ss-l
-
CITY PROPERTY
New Ns,m rcisrn hun0alr~. Jus, finished
IN Sc~' 1st lc,a'ion. eat 'front.' everything
complete, price $500. snsy terms.
won aoasrn. Fnlmors. rriec $500 sseos
sssN P'~-r'. rsr pelsrn. close in. rrics
f'"'"' "N" cash 'aean' Ney b., ratt
$1,000 s~sh.
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FOR RENT

ron RENT Nicely fsfnlahsd front lad
roam io couple. iati Buchanan 90 Platte
litt tftii
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FOR ReNTTo responsible parties . room
Furnished house. lights. hath. raraye, fhose
iOss q ~
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WANTED hcuaelecr ~ man with two chill
dUn. See NJ. hrDonaid at Elk Hotel ivun
10 20 n. NJ. teiay or address hoS ess Nj
amt. Texas Sc q
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"oo aerts : r'ilcs southwest ef Amarillo.
100 rcrss In cultivation. ~ Tood. NJ sers-
In WHEAT. gspni rom houee. harms. ETC..
fc~ssrs,on.
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ron RENT Nice fron, hs'irom. rhons sli
Is H..
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r. ". corrgS a co. rhss. az.
% ir,
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rOR RENT Small bv,iroom 10 lady. CO lill'
more M. Phone 1000. ss 30.
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T. ". GOTTEN a CO. rAsn. ga.
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WASTED Drr.makinF. also millinery wors
pionc saa &c isp
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FOR SALE Fat funt Ut on south Van ia,
zen 81. Phons IS. W A. ASkEw 50 le
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WANTED Ioung married lady. four year,
80 81 town sxncrieno IN ofiir, WORK. soal .
Lrurr. desir,- rsspon,ihlc pa.i,ian with ~.
puiAile firm IN Apaullo. SALARY cunmen.a-
rate with ahllhiss. ENcsll.nt charAei,r. rsf.
ennssa, Rnr lntervicw. ad.irss BOY eaa. City.
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YOUNG LADIES
What should . desirable position effsrf
A coon SALARY,

INTERESTING WOkkT
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT,
PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS
coN0ENfAL co-w0RkERsI
fei<rhcns crentins offers ell thc~s aud more
Our chIsf .onernscr ,sll b. slsa 10 sxpisiu
them N yeu. ApiS Tf< SOUTHWESTERN
tkL . TkI- co. ,sr eth . Taylor Sta
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FOR RENT Furnished roans. 1901 Harrison.
O. IN
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VIM \ c. white osrhins,cn res.,@ss for
-l~- from prlss bullets and prise s,ecl Geek,
MRh y, n. Rls!IOr, Ciagds. Teas te g.
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rDr kENT Two mrnishcd housekeeping
Feoms. vacant tho 18th. private AMI modern
uo ohiectiors tn nahy. Call ii1i iiuchsnar
% Nv.
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.RussEiL a CO.
:: Fuqus ND. Phe-s ;ti
-. :. "a
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FOR ENT-tnfurnished roomI. At Llnee.n
booming HOUSE it0e. ~ Co.
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fOR SALE ~ lease. so acre ~ lease. Z nile
from town. johnson Erl's alone viii NOR.
han ray Suur rni. also kAffr and hay Tor
rca ~. 20 IN
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FOR RENT two furnished bedr rms. hcates.
bath connections. TarAgs. 1906 Ha rison. Phone
ssa % IN
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NANTED AT orce On chsrly nan to WORK
~ hotel rVitVnec required. Adirss Boz
&c car Daily Neve 80 sdh.
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ilos BuchanRn. roms. $40 los lischan.
an, 4 r,oms. stsoo. Sos Grant. ron.s.
ss9o0; $3.50 cash. isos Lincoln. 4 r,ouas.
s2500. $500 cash aGy-f0s-i0s Van nuren.
2 snail lsaiss stseo. G, g. r. BLANCHARD.
Hhonc 2si. finsi National Hans building.
81 ~
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LOST

LOST Pair Of sela rsmmss sl.-.s In Do.
cruns and killcash s..s. finder plssss ri.ses
eisa Sc ~
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FOR RENT One furnished room modern. zen.
lemen nreferrd. 80 Tyler 81 Phone isi.
O. ~
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POSITION wanted. a..is,an, lookhccpcr. 500
any hind Of "it.rc work ny experienced man
can use typewriter AddUss d, ~ carr News.
80 ~,
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FOR RENT l.irht hoasskeening r.arls. nicely
furnished. Apply north side s.vc.y. ie9
Polk 81. Phone 23ts. "a Up
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FOR RENT Two uhfunshed 70. Ms. $40 n.
buchanan, 5li3p
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FOR RENT bedroom furnished. modern
house. snl Picrs. Iap
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FoR SALE iarsain IN five room han-c.
's'y- nEs'iiu roms sasi fgVni 10. In bsgi
rRrt 81 cily, rr'ce sssao; tssoo cash, bal.
-. oafy paym~nia. Ih"ne c. W. A. AS
HEr &C lc
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ron RENT Garage 2issc feet. close In on
pavement. Phone ia or pa. "a %
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-13

Library Theatre tomorrow-ThOmas
Jefferson in "A Hoosier Romance
and Episode The Third Eye" Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-13

and daughter of Schenectady are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Shimlintzky
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-13
pany. 18th infantry.

pany, 74th infantry.
Allesandro Durillo, Proctor, Octo-
Der, 1918.
John Dougherty River street, Rut-
land, September /, 1918.
Miles p Foley Fair Haven, July
%, 1919, Headquarters company, 531st
Tank corps.
Michale Fuaarola Fair Haven, Oc-
tober /, 1918, Company A, 43d infan-
try.
Harry Z. Jackson, r. d., No. /, Ben.
son, September %, 1918, Company A,
74th infantry
Joseph Z. Raymond, Mendon, Octo-
Der 2, 1918, Company c. First Div. En-.
Dennis. ], Robbins, r., T. y No. /,
Tinmouth, September 26, 1918
Dan Schoeienski, West Ru land,
September %, 1918, 152d Depot Bri-
eada.
Frank N. White, Poultney, judy %,
1919, Company u, 74.h infauuy
Earl G Sisters, Brandon April %,
1919, AnlH amen Co. 10, Isl Div.
Thomas 4. Rashaw, Church street
Rutland. September &c, 1918. Com
pany &, oath Field signal corps
Theron ID. Bishop, Benson, July Ii,
1915 Company D, 304th infantry
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-13
NORTH BENNINGTON

\ son was bern Thursday to Mr.
and Mrs, Barlow Thomas
Charles Fox of Wateryiot spen
the week end in town with his fami-
Ily.
VIM. Shanahan and family Of Ben
lnington visited relatives in town Sun
day
Miss Mary Hamilton spent the
week end at her home in IIoosick
FAN,
Miss Mariory Madison is visiting
her uncle, Carl Madison OF Williams
town.
Two little children Of Mrs Charles
Hynic are to enter the Preyentorium
a Essex
DR.. Brown of Colorado is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs S.
Nv, Conte,.
Mrs. George Lawrence of Bennins-
ton was the guest Sunday of Miss
Emily Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Durham of
bennington were guests Of friends in
town Sunday
Mrs. c. Bromley and Mrs. Elmer
Jones of Oneonta We're in Hoosck
Falls, Saturday.
Broas Scriven, who has employ
ment in Pittsdeld, spent the week
end a his home.
Miss Mildred Eddy Of Bennington
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Gaylord Madison.
Miss Hope Tompkins CT Benning
ton spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs w. c. Wood,
MIR. and Mrs VIM. Kipp and
George Parker spent Sunday at he
latter's home in Ludlow.
Guy Famswor,h, Frank Ripley and
Harry Colvin have returned from
fishing trip to Somerset.
A. S. Payne Co., have moved h'ir
business into the now shop en- the
Isite Of the old Vernon mir.
Miss Alice ileyc- 10 has Jan
the guest of Mr. ami Mrs, l.. S. Tar
fee, has returned ID Walling.orj.
Mrs. Charles Lay ana daug1 ar
Marion Of HoosicIs Fails, spen n
day at Frod Matt sons Z. I'm ii
villa
Mrs. Jennie scriyon wa he Euost
.or Mr. and Mrs Broas Ser va for
tho week end Mrs. Ser.rca El. re.
l-,,rrod to Upnn 'notCt,
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and daughter of Schenec ady are
guests at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
Benjamin Shimlintzky.
Miss 1ilda Hurley clerk in the Lurie
store, is spending vacation of one
week with relatives in Troy
Library Theatre tomorrow-ThOmas
Jefferson in "A Hoosier Romance"
and Episode The Third Eye" Adv.
Miss Frances Coppins of New York
is spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Denley Of. Mckinley
street:
Kenneth Oatman Of Union street has
employment for the summer as mes
senger boy at the local Western union
Office.
Miss Mary Mcclure, who has been
spending vacation of ten days at
her home here, returned Sunday to
Springfield, whore she has employ
mem.
Robert h.. Hubbell who with Mrs.
Hubbell came to Bennington some time
ago in the interest of his health is
improving. MIR. and Mrs. Hubbell are
occupying the lIubbell homestead at
Old Bennington.
WANTED have several customers
wanting to buy modern houses in good
localities, and | am DESTROYS of getting
in touch with any one wanting to sell.
William II. Wills, Phone 500-Adv.
site
Mr.. and Mrs, S. Carter Hall and two
children of Glens Falls stopped at the
Wall0omsac Inn for over the week end.
Mr.. Hall is a son of Mrs Samuel b.
Hall of Old Bennington and with his
family remained at the Inn while in
town because of his mothers illness
There will be a special meeting of
bennington Post of the American Leg
ion, Thursday evening, July 10, at
1880 O'Clock in G a. r.. hall. The
purp- sc is to consider the proposed
amendment 10 the bylaws changing
the annual meeting and election of Of
fcers to the third Monday of Noyem-
Der and to receive report from commit.
tee to confer With Bennington Battle
Monument assocja ion in regard to a
Memorial hail ALI members are urged
tc attend 's.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-13

quickly show decided Improvement
or your dealer is authorized to return
your money without question should
you be dissatisfied
No matter whether YOU are troubled
with wrinkles, hard little lines around
the mouth and eyes, coarse sallow,
faded looking skin, or simply rough
ness and redness caused by wind and
sun, YOU will find that all these trials
quickly disappear with the use of this
old-fashioucd beauty recipe brought up
to date.
Towards Buttermilk Cream is only
sold on positive guarantee OF salts
faction or money back Quinlau's
Pharmacy or w. l.. Gokay can supply
YOU Howard Bros. Chemical Co, Buff
falo, n. y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-13

mond, resulted in. a score of II to 4
in favor of the home team.
Miss Marjorie Morse called on
friends in town recently. Miss Morse
and her parents Mr. and Mrs, Edgar
Morse have just returned from spend
ing several months with relatives in
Ohio.
Coming Wednesday, William Farnum
in a big seven reel feature. The
Last of the Duanes' from The story
by Zane Grey. "a real West ern play
that is just whattyou all likeito see.
Also a Sunshine Comedy and a Kino
gram. The first show will begin at
I 7 instead of 7:15 o'clock. Adv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Coming-fThe Silver Horde'-Li-
brary Theatre. ADV.
Miss Helen Denley of Harrison
street Is visiting for two weeks in
Hartford and Pittsfeld.
George Davis with party OF friends
from New York were in camp at Wood
ford for over the week end
Mary Miles Minter in Social
Briars 7-Pa.he News-Facts and Fol
lies-Library Theatre today. Adv
DIR, Illingworth has we'll trained
saddle horse that he will rent by the
day or week Tel, SOM ADV, 52t6
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stark and son
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-13
Ladies: Use Buttermilk
To Beautify Compilations


Get a SIN a ] !
lutntity at amy
pharmacy by Sim
ply asking for
Towards Buttcr-
milk Cream and
massage it daily
into the face.
neck. arms and
hands. The direc-
tons are simple
and il costs SO lit
tie that any girl
lr woman can az
ford it. Y gu T
s.r#4lfaN-t,p D,ttlt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-13
Died Of Disease In U. S.

Lieut.. VIM P. Tishe, Rutland, Oc..
25 1918.
George n. Greene, FAR Haven, DC.
tober %, 1918, Company II, 1929 IN
lantry.
Herman Gustatson, Florence June
IS, 1919, Company c, 102d machine gun
battalion. ---. ~
Thomas E. Lafond, Forest street,
Rutland, October II, 1918, ieadquar
tiers coppany 57th Pioneer infantry.
Clarence NJ. Minkler, Proctor, De
cember II, 1917, 1O4th Field Hospital.
Kenneth c. Nourse, Convent ave
nue. Rutland December 8, 1918, Com
pany c, 1920 machine gun battalion.
Walter L. Perkins, South street,
Rutland, March /, 1919, Company B,
103d infantry.
Gordon w. Preston, Fair Haven,
October 6, 1918, Company A, 57th
Pioneer infantry.
Carmie S. Reed, Pttsford, October
Is, 1913 medical department, 57th
Pioneer infantry.
Ernest C. Tucker, West Pawlet, DC
tober 3, 1918, Company NJ, 57th Pion-
Ger infantry
Der, Barrett, Pine street, Rutland,
! I'd Provision company.
William J. Bersaw, Florence, Octo,
Der p, 1918, Company c, 1920 infan-
try.
Joseph Francis Drake, Pittsford,
February 2S, 1919, Company A, First
ammunition train.
William w. Green Park place, Rut-
land, September 3, 1917, Hath Aero
squadron.
John C. Holbrook. South Walllng
ford, October s, 1918, Company NJ,
30lst infantry.
Stark Smith, Park street, Rutland,
February Y, 1918, 37Oth Aero squad
ron.
Robert J. Sullivan, Rutland May %,
1919, 40th company, 1921 Depot Bri-
Igrade
Claude Fl Bufhm, Wallingford, Jan
uary 10, 1918, Battery A, 3O2d Field
ARTILLERY,
William F, Cain, Fair Haven, Sep.
TENDER 81 1918, Headquarters com,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-13
VERMONT BOYS
WHO. CAVE LIVES
IN W0RLD WAR
Continued from Page One)
Died of Wounds Overseas

Harley T. Johnson, High street, Rut-
land, March Is, 1919, Battery +, 77th
field artillery.
Ienco Carmino, River street Rut-
land June 16, 1918, Battery f, 18th
field artillery.
Enroll s. Fellows, Castle,o on, Octo-
Der 3, 1918, Battery e, 18TH field artil-
lerJ.
George e. Mylott, South street, Rut-
land, August 3, 1918, Company d, 47th
infantry.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-13

Miss Hilda Hurley clerk in the Lurie
store, is spending vacation Of one
week with relatives in Troy.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-10-27

week.
Mr. Earl Ferguson left Sunday for
Pittsburg where he expects to make
his home.
ar. and Mrs. W. S. MCGEE and Miss
Lillian Clarke spent Sunday in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. viii Niece at
cliftonville. Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner DensmOre,
Of DensmOre, Miss, were pleasant
guests Of Carrollton relatives during
a part Of the past week.
No services were held in the Metho-
dist Church Sunday on account of the
Baptist revival, Rev. R. L. Dill, pas
tor, announcing that services would
be held next Sunday and those who
recently signifed their intention of
uniting with the church win be,baptiz-
ed at the eleven o'clock hour.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-10-27

since taking up her residence tn Car
rollton. The happy couple left Sun.
day morning for a visit to Mississippi.
relatives and upon returning to Car.
rollton will take up their residence
where they viii receive cordial con-
gratulations from their many friends,
who are wishing them long and
happy married life.
Miss Elizabeth kimberley, Of Re-
form, was a pleasant guest Sunday of
her grandfather, Mr.. w. G. Robert
son, of Carrollton.
The revival services at the Baptist
Church in Carrollton came to a close
Sunday night after having been in
progress twelve days. Rev. Z. s.
P'Poole, of Meridian, Miss, who as
sisted the pastor, delivered some of
the strongest sermons ever heard
from that pulpit, all filled with logic
and reason, yet but few united with
the church.
Mr.. Hugh Phillips, of Macon, Miss,
was visitor to Carrollton relatives
Sunday.
Mr.. c. G. Richardson, of Columbus,
was in the county the early part of
last week.
Mrs. Mittie Moore and Mrs. T. S.
Lipsey were visitors to relatives in
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-10-27

bis community FOR lhe betlerment o.
the human race and could always b.
placed on the side Of right on every
public question. Tie Is survived by tn,
widow, three sons and two daughters
besides numerous further removed
relatives, who have the deepest
sympathy Of countless friends in THEN
hour Of sad bereavement. Funeral
services We're held from the Reform
Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon at
three thirty, conducted by Rev. E. S.
P'Poole, interment occurring in the
Reform cemetery and was attended by
IA large number Of sympathizing
friends, who gathered to pay their
last tribute of respect to the life Of
this good man.
Miss Eula Strickland, Of Tuscaloo.
sa, was the attractive guest of her
sister, Mrs. W. r. Mccaferty, Sun
day.
A shooting ARRAY occurred at Lois
Springs Friday morning between two
negroes, the cause being jealousy. 1t
is stated by those familiar with the
facts that Robert Henley was return
ing from squirrel hunt when he was
met by Paige Baines. A few words
were exchanged when the shooting
began and reports are conflicting as
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-10-27
Pickens County Department
(By F. H. Williams.)

The registration books Of the eoun
ty viii close Tuesday night and it i
estimated that something like 81,
hundred new voters will be enrolled
FIVE hundred and seventy,seven having
registered up to Saturday night. Thi.
number is represented by a few NAL,
voters who have become of age since
the last registration. Since the books
opened in CarrOllton last Tuesday
something like one hundred and fifty
ladies have registered in Carrollton
beat, which is a greater number than
any other beat in the county, Gordo
coming second with ninety-two. From
appearances Of the ladies, when they
presented themselves for registration,
they seemed delighted that they
would have a voice in the public af-
fairs of the county and state.
DR.. E. P. Hill, successful ply
stefan, of McShan, was a business
visitor in Carrollton during the early
part of the past week, While here he
handed us an amount for years
subscription to The Dispatch.
Messrs. 7. w. Latham and Cliff
Harkins, Of near Aliceville, were well
coined by their many friends in Car
rollton last Saturday.
Friends of Mr.. ID. A. Lowe, who
resides near Reform, are pleased to
see him out after an illness extending
through the past few weeks, and trust
that he will soon be fully restored to
perfect health@
Mr.. W. A. Scott, who recently went
to Birmingham for an operation for
appendicitis, returned home Wednes-
day and is receiving the glad hand of
his many Carrollton friends.
Hon. George S. Youngblood, county
TAX auJuSter, was business visitor
in Carrolton one day the early part
of last week. He is another one of
the Pickens county citizens who is
going to read The Dispatch.
Mr.. Minis Barrett, Of Elrod, spent
a part of the week in Carrollton, a
guest in the home of his brother, Mr.
W. z. Barrett.
Mr.. r. 5. Jones spent few days
of last week at his old home in the
Pleasant Grove section.
A community fair was held at Car
rollton last Tuesday and was attended
by large number of people from the
surrounding territory. The display
made at the fair far exceeded the ex-
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to which fired the FIRST shot, but t /.
known that Robert Henley is at hi.
home with a pistol wound in his lower
chest, while Paige Baines has escaped
to parts unknown without a hat
Henley having blowed It off with a
load Of shot.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Smith, Of STAN
sci, were appreciated visitors in Car
lrollton Saturday afternoon.
Hon. D. D. Patton was transacting
legal business in Reform Saturday.
Mrs. Wesley Fitzpatrick has been
spending the past several days with
Tuscaloosa relatives.
Mr.. Harlan MeKinstry and Miss
Alice Clarke were married Saturday
evening in the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. W. S. Niece, only a few
friends and immediate relatives OF
the contracting parties being present
to witness the ceremony. which was
performed by Rev. R. L. Dill, pastor
of the Carrollton Methodist Church.
Mr.. McKinstry is a member Of the
grocery firm of MCGEE and McKin-
stry and is a young man of inquest
ionable character, while the bride is a
young lady of exceptional beauty, and
by her pleasant disposition has won
for her hundreds of admiring friends