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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-12
~sIRs DOsTEW- WAS NOT
WADE D0SIER's WIFE

Judge Frank. Doster Of Pasadena,
father Of Captain Wade Dosler, y,
s. A. slain by his alleged wife al
the Hotel CLARK Monday morning
called AT the Courier office In COM
pany with G. w. Powers Thursda,
afternoon and stated that he had
documentary evidence that Mauds
Ausgrovc, posing a. his wife. was
not his wife, not even q common
law wife. az she had never been Al.
yorced from her husband. CanhcId
In regard 10 her ho said n saw
her yesterday al the hospital auC
told her + would not prosecute her
hut IN The event the state called me
rs a witness I would appear anf
testify he added that his 20.
sition was that or 4 father 10 a son
he condemned his wrouedoing.
Mr.. Frank Doster has had a lonl
and brilliant career Az q brillian'
lawyer, he rese the peer Of any a
lhe bar Of Kansas and a. ludee d
tho supreme court Of his 1tate HI
was revered By all. Retifing h
has decided 10 spend his last year
in Pasadena. Cal.
The sympaihles OF Columbus as
whole are with Judge Frank Dos
Ter IN what might be called q dou
BILE bereavement
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-12

Philip Capin. ono OF the most
youthful business men IN Columbus,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. Capin OF NJ
paso. was quietly married al his
parents home 10 Miss Fanny Leviti
Of Harrisburg. Pa SUNDAY after
noon al I o'clock BY Rabbi Cohen,
The young couple will make their
home IN Columbus,
Philip Capln u one Of The owners
% Capin 4 sons clothing store "a
The Hotel Clark block. Mr.. and
Mrs. Capin viii be q welcome add
lion 20 the social set.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-12
SENTRY KILLS PRISONER
ATTEMPTING TO ESCAPE
Al CAMP FuHLONt

last THURSDAY afternoon .
Corporal Of n Company. 2ith
infantry, vas found Intoxicated
In Coumbifs and Was paced un-
der arrest aud ofdefrd 10 The
HuardhoUse.
A tho evening WAS cold he
was rinccd m charge ~ q nrntry
and was taken 10 his QuaricFs
10 secure blankets
while on the way he attempt
cd 10 esrare hs running. neias-
ing 10 halt ii The command -
The senlry end seeing that his
prlgunsr would escnpr. ihr een-
Try carried ont arfrs frlcs and
odcrs and shot him IA me bark
Of che head. literally lfarinn
the TOP ~ his brad on. Death
was Instantaneous.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-12

you. but ! must grin ard bear my
troubles an I set out Of this mess
no matter how long II h nor how
hard. shall never 50 back on
you. Toll me what you are goiny
10 work n. What did your dad
suy4 What did you aoy and how
long we're yuu homaf Toll me the
news l never get e paper any
more. I shall have Stanley chance
tho address.
'Bo q brave giFi. dear, and every
thing will come out Tor The best IN
the next few months AZ the longest
III I could get away from here
for ten days 10 q You We could
get married and then raylng. A. yeu
say, would DO no gtod. Now, write
often end I will close and have this
ncft 70 the office BY orderly.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-12

FOURIER showed bis old tlue lorm
Wednesday night ia Ninnin4 af
Kid shank with Alright efoat % lnt
Jaw Hc pul ne kid away iof Tire
count IN he 1lxlh round
Matchmaker & II Iokn1on fi
the Columbus Athletic Grub " ~
The rlnfslie and e eadtetof|rH N
slqn foutor for 3 80
DalI Hayden ldp 5isffN B
.on "a al1ceftslui FtN
worth eolns m|les %
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-12

What - declared by biologists 10
be- udIum, one Of the raresl and
most valuable metallic elements
known 70 science has been ciscof-
cred IN the White Signal mining
d'siricL IS miles south OF Silver
CITY says The Silver City Indopond-
cht nodium IL worth SIMEON q
0Fam and there IA not % much a.
even . pound Of v N The United
eiaies. There waa d Lime when Il
was worth $4,000 = gram
The discovery was made on a
group VI mineral claims being de-
eelopcd by Otto Forster and Jack
0irasom. lust beyond The postolncc
AZ While Signal. For the past four
years, Forster and Crissom have
been working the claim IN an e.
fort 70 open up q gold mine, since
thc ores carry good values IN The
precious metal.
Assay tests prove that certain Of
The ores carry radium. while bis
mnth also has been found. IN ad-
dillon, The gold values erow richer
o. development proceeds, 80 taken
all IN all, the claims promise 10
yield untold riches.
Rcccnily Cove Option.
Several weeks ago, Forster and
Grissom granted an option ON their
group Of claims, Including the
claim ON which has been sunk a
shaft 10 a depth Of i25 feet The
option was for a considerable sum
IN the aggregate, but will be a mere
hagatelle n Il ultimately turns OUT
That radium Of . commercial value
exists.
The two owners retained a Frour
Of six claims, and Il Is said the,
are about 10 close an option for The
sale Of these remaining claims 20 4
large corporation for a big price.
II Is known that many additiona.
claims have been staked out IN ihs
region adjacent 10 the original hold,
ings Of Forster and Grissom anf
the White Signal district IL tx.
pected 10 take OF new life mmcd.
lately.
The discovery has created intensl
interest and the ultimate result o
assay tests will be watched by min
Ing men and gcologists. II Is sai'
that within the past few days sew
efar f~eoloEisis OF national promi
nince have visited The district an
,made preliminary examinations.
The occurrence also Of bismull
, a esluable metal. Is likewise a ncs
mineral for this di1irict. Busmut
1 Is used chiefly IN the formation O
alloys. In addition. salts Of bismut.
q are used IN medicine. In Gallo
4 printing and In the manufacture o
cosmetics. glass porcelain, etc.
. Radhm n Hare Substance.
Rndium Is a metallic chemical Gle
g mcnt obtained from pilchblendc.
uranium mineral. by p. and MINI
4 Curie and q. Bemoni. Of Paris. !
4 1893. II was 50 named on accour
: Of The intensity OF Us rcdioacuy
\ cmAnniions. II Is chiefly valuabl
A for use IN therapeutics. and Is e.
= pccially notable for it, wondcrft
: effects IN the treatment OF canoe
a although by no means confined I
M this particular disease. The aclio
Of radlum on human tissues VI
unknown until 1901. when professg
Bccquerel Of Paris, having incat
i tiously carried a tube IN his wais|
: coat pocket there appeared on n
! skin within a days a severe II
I fammalion which became know
ns the famous "Bcquerel burn
4 Radium Is analgesic and bacter
dal In rs action.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-12

.|||H"L"| M|WN W. ~
The Village board Of TRUSTEES
met In regular session Mayor
n Blair. present. Trustee A. Fred
erickson. present: A. ]. Evans.
present: William Kllen ubseul a.
q. Tracy. present
Tho minutes q ne proceeding
meeting were read and approved.
after which The IollowIne bills were
presented.
Columbus Courier, printing -eif68
n. l.. Dlanlon. pumpcr, one
y. q. Gross. fixing MAINS 30
W J Nabin. hauling earbage.
street work 4LLl4-- 1850
"a n. eisco. undertaking. 22D0
James otey. charlig-- 800
Motion by Trustee Tracy and
seconded BY Evans that All bills ne
allowed and warrants issued fer The
same. Motion oarrlcd. Tho vote;
A. frcderlokson Yea
A. y.
u. O. Yea
Jose nascon's application for
building permit was read.
L. Agulro's application frT build
Ing permit was read.
w. q. Carvcys application for
building permit was read.
jackson a Davis's application for
building permit was read.
Motion by A. Frcdcrickson and
seconded by Tracy that the appllca-
tons for building permits Of Jose
Bascon. l. Aeuire. W. q. Garvoy
and jackson a Davis be allowed
and clerk instructed 10 issue same
providing that they comply with
the provisions written on applica-
tions. Motion carried. The vote:
A. Frcderickson ----YcI
A. y. Yea
n. %. -Yel
NJ n Colemans application FOL
lumber was read Motion by Trus
tee Frcdcricksou and seconded b,
Klein that we deferred action o.
application for pumper until laicI
date. Motion carried.
AIWM MA'NN|NN W ANN"t|' ~ y
Evans, Aeconded by Trustee VIII,
liam Klein. the following rcsolu.
ton was duly passed.
be u resolved. by the Board o
Trustees Of the village 81 Coium
bus, that the Village Clerk be am
he Is hereby instructed 70 hav
printed IN due form. IN time 70
|, use In The municipal election 10 b
held on The 9Th day Of April. ipe0:
4 A sufficient number OF offcla
ballots. printed In the form pre-
scribed by law.
2, Instructions for the voters 4
Spanish and English.
}, 3. A supply Of blank affidavit
for such voters who may desire I
swear In their vote.
I There being no further business
the trustees adjourned.
j. r. BLAIR. Mayor.
, Attest:
D EDWIN DEAN. Clerk.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-12

Can a crook change his leopard
opots and succeed IN his h%ualuessi
Ser Earle Williams Ia The Hor-
nets Nest See this picture We'd
|nesday nlRhi. March u, ol me Co
mmhus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
Out Of Toun Yisitors.

Mrs Alice Daley and Miss Helen
James, OF Ranger, Tex are the guests
OF Mrs julius Ratsrmann.
Mrs. Ida Scott after a visit OF Two
two months TO Mrs Irene. Kent. has
rstarned to her home in Tucumcari.
n. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Reynolds ar
rived Friday for a visit 10 their
daughter Mrs James Graham llcNsry
and Ar. McNary, at their home IN
Austin Terrace.
Miss Phyllis DELI. OF Calumet. Mich.
after visit 10 her brother. Leslie
DELI LETT on Friday for Appleton.
Wis. where she viii enter Lawrence
college Mss Deli was horored with
number OF parties and motor trips
during her visit here.
Ar and Mrs H. L Burrows. On an
extended motor trip. stopped in the
slFely entertained by their friends.
they left on Thursday for las Cruces
Tor visit They viii 60 20 Denver.
where they VIII spend the winter.
Mrs sara Van Week and daugh-
ter, Mss Gretchen. were IN El Paso
their home IN Las Cruces from Ions
seach, where they spent a month
with friends Mrs Van Week Is home
demonstration agent for Dona Ana
county IN New Mexico.
MS Julius sleeps, and two small
children, Phillip. and Elfried. arrived
In the city today from their home in
Dallas, for visit with Mrs. SheDps's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Eickman.
az their home, sos Tularosa street.
In route here Mrs Sleeps stopped al
Ranger for several days 70 visit her
sister and hrotherinlaw. Mr.. and Mrs
Lester ". Campbell. former FL Paso-
ans. Mrs. sleeps viii be here sew
eral weeks, later going TO san Fran
cisco for a visit with another sister.
Mrs W. O. Drew and family. and win
return TO FL Paso IN the early winter.
stopping Off here before they return.
20 their home IN Dallas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
Arnu AHairs.

The opening dance Of the season at
the district officers clubhouse at Fort
Bliss on Friday evening was a de-
uEhtfuI and successful affair. It vas
given by the officers OF the SD field
artillery 10 compliment the officers.
maids and matrons Of the Eighth cav
airy. The mantle was embarked with
autumn flowers The reEimental col
ors and troop guIdons formed other
appropriate decoration Punch was
served during the evening Ices
pretty IN shades OF pink. were served
with cakes Officers from All reEi-
ments in and about Fort Bliss and a
number OF civilian friends we're pres
chestra from The SD field artillery
band. The receiving line included
Mrs r J. ReausT. Mrs. Van Dusen.-
Col Henry L NeWbold. OF the SGD.
and Col. George T. Langhorne, OF the
Eighth cavalry.
Miss Dorothy Johnson. daughter OF
Col and Mrs William o. Johnson. was
honored with = farewell dance Thurs
day evening al the Officers club o.
the eAth infantry. At Columbus. n NJ
OF the eve Of her departure with hs-
mother, 70 join Col Johnson. az New
York. for subarkatiou 10 Panama,
where they will take Up their resi-
dence. During their brlef stay at Co
iumbus- the colonel Mrs. johnson and
Miss Dorothy did much 70 enliren
garrison lie here. and had plau-Hl
Tor a delightful season OF social ace
tIvitT.
COL Walter = scott. assistant de-
partmene cuartermasts was q guest.
MAI and Mrs. Robert h HiI. who
have just been transferred here from
Fort Bliss. also were present
Col John ". French. who succeeds
ficer OF the 14th infantry and Camp
FurlcnE. attended the dance Other
guests included Lieut. Col. y. G.
Qoane. MAJ and Ms Robert z. Hlll
laJ. and Mrs James Maloney. Capt.
and Ms Robert L Williams. Capt
and Mrs Forrest R Harsh. Capt. ani
Ms Homer ". Mason. Lisut- and
Mrs. Francis II. Wilson. Lieut. and
Mrs ". 3. White. Miss Alma Hodnst-.
Lieut. J. L Denny Maj 7. c. Madero.
Capt Charles A WiIouEhby. Capt.
E Hsrlihy. Capt Edward S. Johnston.
Capt Robert C. Eve. Lieut. Ned Blair.
Lieut. George ". Pooth, Lieut. Eu-
gene c. Callahan. Lieut. Herbert T.
Perrin. Lieut. Russell Fisher. Lieut..
brisbane Brown and Messrs- Horace
Maloney and Henry A Ripley. jr-
Preceding the dance Mss Dorothy
johnson Wassa dinner guest at regi-
mental ness Others present Included
Lieut. G. ". Booth. Col John ".
French. Lieut.. Col. y. G. Doane. Cant.
Charles A. Willouehby. Capt Edward
Herlihy. Lieut. Callahan. Lieut.. Blair
and Lieut.. Thomas Bresuahan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
Ell Pasoaas Returning.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Snidsr and
family visited the Henry Week home
at Ninton this week
Mrs n L. Naquin. who has been
visiting on the Pacific coast for the
last month returns home today.
Miss Julia Cooke, deputy county
clerk. returned Saturday morning
from a months visit with relatives at
Clarendon. Tex
Mrs. Frances Well returned to the
city Wednesday. after q visit OF ten
weeks 70 points on the Pacific coast.
She IS at home at us Montana street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

any remembered here studying at Sophie college
Orleans Photo Feldman Studla
n TIFFAY left
80 club She viii here about October g.
and with
Ida Belle and Eugene Link visitors at the Daughdrin
Bliss which assembly of
OF c
is
Ell School for Girls
By aderer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
Musical

The Mcdowell club will present a
program at the Woman's clubhouse
at o'clock on Tuesday evening. This
program viii be OF especial interest
as at this time Mrs. Charles Year
who recently has come here from Chi
cago u live, viii make her first ap-
pearance to the FL Paso public She
is a pianist OF note and a material
addition to the musical circle OF the
city She viii play three groups OF
viii be soloist for the evening sing
ing two groups Of numbers. Mrs
Years uum5er win include. Scottish
Rondo" AID 'lIinuet" CJessIe W
Kent, Gavotte" In D minor
CD,A1bert)s "Etude" in L major
Chopin, auG Fantiatic Etude"
CFrinl) Improvisation" TO the sea"
and March Winds" (DacDowell- Mrs.
Holidays numbers have not been an
nounced-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
Maids For
Houston
Named

\ Kiss SADIE RUTH ALDRIDGE.
M sponsor for the south for tbs
- Confederars reunion Which is to
be held IN Houston from October. 8
to g, has received official notice nam
ug the other maids and matrons a7-
pointed TO serve with her. Tho Ep-
pointments were made by K n Van
Zaudt. general commander and A 3.
Booth adiutant general and chief Of
the confederacy and are as follows
matrOn OF honor MS Roy W. Nc
Kinney. Paducah. KY. president gem
eral Of the O. D. c chapsron. M
c. N Richard. Lake Charles, La.
sponsor for the south, Miss Sadie
Ruth Aldridge. Fl Paso; maids q
honor, Miss Lois 1loselsy. Batesviiie,
Miss. Miss Augusta Sheperd Little.
Wadesboro. n. C. Miss Theresa Corey.
Birmingham, Ala. Miss Alma ArlsdEe.
ages cousin OF Miss Aldridge has
been appointed as her maid OF honor.
The headquarters OF the reunion
viii be at the Rec hotel and eiabo-
rae preparations are being made for
the social affairs attendant on the
occasion
Miss Eva Workman and Hiss HELEN
DePeW leave tomorrow afternoon for
viii 90 TO Petersburg. Va, to the
Southern college. and Miss DePsw
70 Cornell university for her senior
year. They viii 90 BY way OF New
Orleans and thence by boat TO New
York city
Bobby Dorman 1licheimore. son OF
Mrs Nsu Michelmors. Is attending
school - san Antonio. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
Dinners and Luncheons.

Miss Louie Livesay. Of Anthony. n.
NJ. entertained a party OF friends
from Las Cruces with a dinner party
at the Modern cafe Friday night as
a compliment to Edwin Holt. who is
leaving next week for Yale. Place
cards were marked for Mr.. and Mrs
L Rice. Miss Mary PEBBLES and Aus
tin GIL, Miss Ethel Summerford and
Oil Lane, Miss Louie Livesay and Ed
win Holt and Miss Ruth Livesay and
Charles O'Hara-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

MISS E.
V A
80 clubwonan A r
Angeles member Of other organizations she
entitled POPPY Land In the page
ful affair Photo by
V Mrs Kaght who is OF the tys
and Mrs J. P Robertson being Miss Edna oberonh9o by ergne
Of
Orleans. a Tor the at
the Fl Pao School for Girls Miss Dolly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
LODGES and Clubs.

The Tennis club held a business
meeting on Saturday morning at the
Howe quarters at Fort Bliss. with
Miss Harriet Howe as hostess.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
Dinners and Euncheons.

Or. J. H Haget entertained with q
dinner at the Automobile clubhouse
Friday evening prior 70 the dance for
the Automobile convoy, he and his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

guests remaining for the dance. !
Flowers Of the season were used in
---0-'r0 son ~ the table and covers
were placed for Miss Sue May White
SIDE % louisville, Ky. Miss Louise
sanburn, Dr. Hunter and DR.. Paget- /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

Bobby Dorman lfichelmore, son o.
Mrs. Nell Michelmore. Is attendin g
school - san Antonio. Texas.
The Little River news., 1920-06-19

annual banquet on the lawn in front Of Tabor Hall
The Little River news., 1920-06-19
Arden News.

Arden, June 16.-(SpeciaD- D-Farm- CTS are needing rain on corn. Most of the cotton is chopped out one time.
 Rhyme Cobb and Miss Mail Martin were Foreman visitors Sunday
 Mrs. Snow and Mrs Tom Davis were trading in Ashdown Saturday.
 Winfield Adkins is working at Rich mond for the past two weeks.
 Ice cream supper at Wades Chapel Friday night, June Is.
 MT, Sims of Fulton was here Mon- day, looking for place to put saw mill.
 Mrs. Annie Bell Allen returned to Ashdown Tuesday after visiting her father and mother, MT. and Mrs, John Clancy.
 Little Freddie Baker is still very sick
 John Hollowell was in Ashdown Sat urday.
 The Arden camp of W, O. w. will unveil the w. A. Curry monument al Oak Hill Sunday, June 20. All local camps are invited to attend.
 Ernest stromine of Little Rock is here visiting his brother.
 Dock Lewis was in Arden Tuesday
 This dry weather is bad on our frogs Our black snakes will see after then o K, and If they catch all the frogs they ought to be in good shape tt pass through the winter,
 MT. Bagby is visiting Arden for 2 few days this week.
The Little River news., 1920-06-19
WATCHING U. s, NAVY
England Does Not Wish to Fall Be.
 hind Standard Strength.

London, June 15.-Walter Hume Long, first lord of the admiralty. de- clared today in the House of Commons that the Admiralty was following im- portant developments of the naval pro- gram of the United States with the greatest closeness. MT. Long said the Admiralty would not fail to ask Parlia- ment for necessary powers if its mem- bers thought they were falling be- hind the proper naval standard.
The Little River news., 1920-06-19
Oak MiII News.

Oak Hill, June 14-(SpeciaD-Th farmers are taking advantage of the pretty weather now. and are killing out the grass.
 C. T, Patterson and family and w. M. Shafer and family we're fishing on Little River Friday night. returning home Saturday evening.
 Bro, Ward filled his regular appoint ment here Sunday.
 Miss Ola Shafer visited the Misses Eula and Maud Hinton Sunday.
 Miss Myrtle Mccall returned to her home at Wilton after several days visit with relatives and friends here.
 Quite a crowd attended the singing at the home of MT, and Mrs. Boggan Sunday night.
 Charlie Shafer was in TeXarkana Friday night and Saturday.
 J. E. Mccall was in Wilton Sunday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. H, G Chauncey visit ed MT. and Mrs. w. F. Simmons Sun day.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. P McGinty visited Herbert Walker and family Sunday,
 J. H, Boggan was in Wilton Satur- day.
 Mrs G. D. Earnest and Mrs H, G Chauncey attended the show at Ash down Saturday. 1 Walter Johnson from the Elmore ighborhood visited homefolks Satur- l day night and Sunday. Miss Flora Hinton who has been working in Texarkana is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs, J. R. Hinton. Miss Matte Bell Turner of Texar- kama is visiting her mother Mrs. J. M Bowman
 Steve Kelley was the guest of Olivia Chauncey Saturday night and Sunday John Patterson is at home after an extneded visit with her sister, Mrs. Maud Wilson at Hatton,
The Little River news., 1920-06-19

in the County of Little River, within the hours prescribed by law for judi cial sales, on Monday, the 18th day of June A. D. 1920, the following des- cribed real estate towit: NEa of SWa section ', township 12 south, range 32 west. in Little River county, Ark, Terms of sale: On a credit of three months, tie purchaser being required to execute bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court n said cause, with approved security, Bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per arnum from date of sale until
 paid. and lien being retained on the
 premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money. Given under my hand this 1st day of June A. D. 1920- Jas. H. Williams, Commissioner in Jhancery.
The Little River news., 1920-06-19
Commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that in pur- suance of the authority and directions contained in the decretal order of the Chancerv court of Little River county. made and entered on the 18th day of May, A. D. 1920, in certain cause (No. 430) then pending therein be- tween R. E. Hayden, ct al, complain ant, and J. B. Hayden. ct al, defen- dants, the undersigned, as commission CT of said court, will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the front door or entrance of the coun- ty courthouse, in which court is held
The Little River news., 1920-06-19
MINISTER'S SCHOOL
Dr. Charles E, Jefferson of New York
 Chief Speaker at Conway.

Conway, June 15.-Dr. Charles E, Jefferson of the New York Broadway Tabernacle delivered the first of his addresses this morning before the min isters' school in progress at Hendrix College. He was the principal speaker tonight, and will be daily until the con ference closes Thursday
 Other speakers before this school to- day were pr. Ralph A. Felton of New York and the Rev, C. M Mcconnell of Ohio Tonight the ministers held their
The Little River news., 1920-06-19
SOUTH |S TURNING
 AGAINST CAL0MEl 
1er. Dodson, the "Liver Tone" Han, Responsible for Change for the Better.

Evsry druggist in town has noticed . aTsst falling o6 in the sale of calomel. Hoy all give the same reason. Dodson's Xvse Tone is taking it's place.
 "Cslonsl is dangerous and people know it.* Dodson's Liver Tone is personally guaranteed by every druggist who seli1 1t. A large bottle doesn't cost very much but if it fails to give easy relief h every case of liver sluggisAness and eonstipa- tion, just ask for your money back.
 Dodson's Liver Tone is . pleasant tssting, purely vegetable remedy. harm lsss to both children and adults. Take . spoonful at night and wake up feeling Ans; 10 biliousness, sick headache, acid stomach or constipatsd bowels. lt doesn't grippe or cause inconvenience all the next day like violent calomsl. Take . dose of calomsl today and tomorrow you win feel weak, sick end naussaksl Don't loss . day.