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The Lamar register., 1920-07-21
We just went Tor O fttie &,
pcrifed her daughter.

pcrifed her daughter.
"Steady Job?" repeated her mother
"well. II running Doctor wrights su.
tomobile for two years, with never an
accident. aint steady. I want to hear
what isf"
Doctor Wnght's ehsuffeurf Not =
substitute street railroad manf Mary
Eleanor Edith's castle OF romance
shivared to its foundations. Then II
was all put on-ail pretended. But
IL was for her amusement he had
done II.
Her mother was speaking again.
Mrs. Yeagsr SAYS he's good boy.
born and raised right here in the city
-snd just crazy to get out 10 the
country and do farm work. I guess
hes right nice. but she says hes
SLOW"
Mar Eleanor Edith's eyes we're
looking straight through the wall at
her mothers back.
"Oh." said she, bi,inE her tower iip
joyously and holding an ah0urrO BE-
darpsd stocking al arms ienslh ~.
s5s't % awful slow i''
The Lamar register., 1920-07-21
No,ls. Of Aatu.,m.nt Day

Estate OF Joseph william Ikelman.
deceaser.
No. 1875.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Coun-
ty Court OF Prowers County. Colorado.
on the 2nd day Of August. A. D. 1870.
E O. HABERSTROH.
Administrator.
First Pub. Juns so. 1920.
Last Pub. July rs. 1870.
The Lamar register., 1920-07-21
Valuable knowledge.

Guard within yourself the treasure
kindness. Know how to give without
hesitation. know how to lose without
regret. how to acquire without mean
ness. Know how to replace in your
heart the happiness that may be want
ing In yourself.-F. W. Faber.
The Lamar register., 1920-07-21

trict Treasurers. as above. ti4s6.76.
School Bonds
Total amount issued In all previous
years. 100000.
Amount OF School Bonds outstsnd-
ing. 100000.
Amount of money on hand for re-
demption OF School Bonds. f3es.s7.
Provision for Payment Of Outstand-
Ing Bonds-z mills levied each year on
total valuation of district for sinking
ANNIE sPERRY,
Secretary OF District No. 1.
The Lamar register., 1920-07-21

Annual FinapciaI Statement
of School District No. ], County of
Prowers, State Of Colorado. from July
i. 1919 to June 80. 1920.
Received
ytrIu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

Here IS q homemade syrup which
m,llloas Of people have found 10 b.
the mat dependable means Of break
ing up stubborn coughs IL q ehear
and simple. but very prcmpt IN &C
ton. Under its hesling. soothing To-.
fusnce, cheat soreness gees. phiegun
ioosens, breathing becomes easier.
ticklng in threat stepe and YOU get
q good nirhts re-tfui slesp fhs
usual throat and chest colds are con.
suer~d Nv 4 IN a hours OF ivss.
Sothine better for tronehltis. hoar>s.
aess, Group. throat tickle, bronchial
asthma or Water coughs.
To make this splendid cough syrup,
pour 81 ounces 81 Piner INTO a plat
bottle and Oh the bottle With plain
srsnulatef sugar syrup and shake
thoroughly. II you prefer use eisri.
fed uaolsses, honey. or corn syrup,
instead Of sugar syrup Either ~sy,
you ret a fuIl pint--s FAMILY supply
-oi much better cough syrup thAn
you eonld bur ready made for thrts
times the money Keeps perfectly
and children love Us pleasant taste
rinex . a special and highly con
eentrated compound Of genuine Nor.
.ay pine extract. knovn the world
ever fer its prompt healine edect
apon the rnembrAne~.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for ~si, ounces Of rinex-
sith full directions. ard don't acr~pt
anything eise Guaranteed TO give
ABSOLUTE Satisfaction OF mcnry
prom ptly refunded. The Pnex Co.
r. Wayne. Ind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Ordered Not to Sell
.Vashon School House

Directors of school district Ne. III,
vashon island. wcrv restrained Wed.
nesday from selling the old school
house BY order OF Judge Boyd ,
Tallman on petition OF J. n. Thomp
son. a resident OF the district The
case will he heard on It's merits De
cemt-cr Is.
Thompson asserts there arc avail
Ahic funds with which 20 repair the
building. The complication l. said
to b. due TO the failure Of voters to
approve the building " new school
after the present. one had been con
demned by health authorities. The
children are being sent 10 other dis.
trctN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Two YEARS
f OR DOPE
|PEDDLlNC
rank Mitchell. Old or
lender, Is Given Record
Term by Neterer

& Pacing ire longest prison term
Aat has been imposed BY Federal
- Nesercr under the Harrison
scossc act. Frank Mitchell opium
oouggier. narcotic peddler and dope
GAiict. was tn county SAN Thursday
@uaitinr transportation 70 Mcneil
and penitentiary.
he pleaded guilty In United states
Istr,ct court Wednesday afternoon
= two federal indictments charging
bpe peddling. and WAS sentenced TO
20 years at hard labor
81 Mitchel's record Ia federal court
ktes from January. 1918. when he
1sz fined $500 for smuggling opium.
y June OF this same year he was
Dcnt 70 jaii fur 80 days and fined
11So In state court for selling mar
6ptics. In November. 1918. Mitchell
oas picked up by the Canadian OF.
pc~rs on dope charges For this he
- sentenced TO four months Inn
rssonment or 20 pay a fine OF
Dos So.
Earfy In 1919 Mitchell was again
onght trafficking IN narcotics IN So
ME. convicted and sent 60 McNeils
~ YEAR and a day lie got out
nfs March. and went back 10 selling
morphine ard cccairr. October 50
was caught with the goods
g While cut on bonds awaiting the
1etion % the federal grand jury,
L1tchen WAS oncc more arrested al
De old game. This time he was
assinx dope In strass to the county
~ prisoners. thru the window
Hreens
s II was 10 Indictments hS.sec on
Aesc t~o latter charges that Mitchell
Beaded guilty "Wednesday.
g n tried IN the state courts. Mitch
% could have been sent NJ for life
= an hahituai criminal. one Of his
kfenses being assault. for which he
as sentenced TO prison. In 1911. but
pas parsoned by Governor Hay sn
August. 1914
Judge Neterer sentenced Mitchell
- two years on each OF the indict.
nents 70 which be pleaded guilty
wednesday. tho terms 70 b. served
prcurrsntiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Engravers Fail to
Reach an Agreement

Employing photo engravefu OF the
Pacific Northwest were unable 20
arrive at an agreement "Wednesday
on the new wawc aralc. to so into
effect ON January /. Employers of,
Tered 60 continue the present scale
without reduction, The union do
manded an increase OF $3.50 a week
IN the minimum wage scale. and In
addition. an incr~ase Of SO n week
In the waRes OF every man now EN-.
risycd. Seattle enEravers are re-
ceiving an average wage OF itssi "a
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

I. Martin. Of the Moose club. won
Ford car
other prize winners were Mrs. q
n. NicolH. < W. knight. r. D.
Sargent. Mrs. Carlisle. A. n Nc
Allister. John Muivey. G. D. Under
son. D. Dohump. A. NJ criat T.
oirgiios a. o'Seil A Walter and
~ Carmide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
A. v. Crane Wins Car
at Moose Dance Here

A, '. Crane. o. IS Newell IT.. IL
the lucky man who won the Oakland
SIX automobile az the Moose dance
az the Masonic temple Tuesday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

alphabetically asserting that fhousands
g..-,Ftunate sufferers hsvs been led
into taking wrong treatments WIDER a..
old and false BELIEF that 'sUric Add
ssusss rbsuraafisn. Pastor ". ". Reed
says
-As 40 some o. our highest medical
sufhorifies. nov know that Uric Acid
esver did ard never viii cause rheufna.
fIeu. But Il took mo many Years to find
eut this truth. learned hDw 70 get rid
Of my rheurnatisfn and recover Ny health
and strength. through reading The In
Der Mysteries Vf Rheumatism. a eork
written ~ an authority who has scisu.
tsficaily studied the cause and treatment
Of rhsumatisu for over 70 years. Il was
indeed a verifahie rsvelationf
Il had suffered agony for years from
rhsumafism and associated disorders ard
Mrs Reed was tortured with the demon
reuriflH almost beyond endurance. We
had read and talked - much about Uric
Acid that our minds seemed poisoned
Bot the Inner Mytertes Of Rheumatism
made Il ali clear 10 ~ and now Ne are
both free from the suffering ans misery
Ne endured many years. esiiess {
~zs the hardest man n the world to con.
VERT Fer me 20 discard the old Uric
Acid' theory. ard what nov know to bs
4 absolutely false. for tho new, scientific
understanding a the causes and cure OF
rheBmatisrn, vas Ike asking me TO
ensnxs my rsiixloas beliefs But I did
change. and u was fortunate day for
me and nine ~hsn ! did 40"
NOTE. ~rhe Inner Mysteries OF Rheu-
uaaffsrn" referred to above hy Pastor
eed lays bare facts about rheumatism
( and lts associated disorders ossflooked ~
aoetors ard selertists for centuries past
IL 10 . work that should be- IN the hands
Of svery man Or who has the
slightest symptoms Of rhesmatisra. neu-
rsfis. iaDbago or govt, Any one who
sends name and address 20 ~ r. Clear
water. Btf-N 81. HniloHer. Mains. Will
rscafve u b. mail. postage paid and ab-
eoiuf-<1 free Hend now Lee Sou forget
the aa-~esa, n not . sufferer. est out
fhis explanation ana hand Il to SONS az
otessa TREAD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
A Stubborn Cough
Looses,s Right Up

rhls h~-s~ shade rs-a~ay V 49,
a~r fer aalss resslts GAssty
cad siA<eeiy made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
GUARD AGAINST
GERM LADEN AIR
fermnmins Tablets chcck fern
life In mouth and throat

CREEr and subway err. railroad
trans. interarbsna, thesuvs, sshsols
and srurcs are the hauns 81 disease
vrms, 80 are the windy. dusty streets.
Check these rrrns st once with
ecrmsnins Tshicts and rrr~vnt throat
nfcetioa. sose throat or possibly lzryp-
pts. tonsllstis aud lnf~nEs. Dissolve
nc VI these ecnvrnlcnf-so-sak~. rlexssnt
tasting. yvs powerfully sns.-rptse Tsbleu
q yo-u nooth, noe and thea.
An ekeiens anris<pte 70 released and
cirIns with thc saliva. cpusinsou.ly
ssthes the mouth ard thruat. Checking
rcn,sgross germs. Relieves hosrsenca.
Helpful FOE snger, ,ctosx. speakets.
smokers. lccrurers, etc. Children hks
rh~m. tse At all drag1ss-
.EO7U7dH7inf
u cERM-FIGhTlNC
THROAT TABLETS
49, 49, q iss -. w
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-20

apparently based their suspicion upon
the statement OF his wife that he was
not at home at the time of the murder
schlager had maintained that he was
there. He said to-day ne was out
gambling the night Of the murder,
lost all his money and the excitement
over this was responsible for his con-
fusion as to his movements.
Rueckerts will probably will be
filed to-day. r. NJ. Newman Of No. 20
Broad Street, Manhattan, intimatsd
that he was prepared 20 contest the
document II Miss Mae TraslS, his
client did not profit thereby. 1t IL
said on good authority that the entire
estate OF Rueckert was left 90 Misc
Clara Vorrath, his fiancee.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-20

the office Of Commissioner of Accounts
Hirshficld to-day by the Commissioner,
the Rev. Dr. John Roach Straton. the
vice crusadinR pastor. and the latter's
counsel, Thomas Il. Fielder. Things
went so for that the pastor and his
lawyer ANNOUNCED they were Southern
gentlemen and Hirshfield replied by
sending for a policeman to lnnke them
sit down just az though they were
Northern gentlemen"
DR.. Straton and his counsel appeared
In Hirshfield'a vice Investigation In an
swer to subpoena. DR.. Straton re-
fused 10 answer questions and said he
regarded the Commissioner as highly
pTetudicod,"
When the policeman appeared DIT.
Straton walked out without sitting
down.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-20
CONVENTION COSTS
ARE GOING UP TOO
Republicans Find Expense al
Chicago VIII Be 100000,
Double That of 1916.

CHICAGO, May 2O,-The cost Of ths
Republican National Convention will be
at least so per cent more than thu
Of 1915. according TO Fred
w. Upham, Chairman OF the Chicago
Committee on Arrangements and Treas.
urer Of National Committee. He placed
the cost OF this convention eat $3.50. 600.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-20

with q probability that the cost would
reach S160.0OO.
Mi. Uphafn said tite rule followed in
the appointment OF dooiltcepers ant
ushcrs Included inca Of the CIVIL Spat.
ish ana late wars and that assignments
we're not being confined to service man
.of the late conflict.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-20
SCHLAGER FREED
IN RUECKERT CASE
Police Admit Collapse Of Case
Against Former Sailor Held
in Hoboken Murder.

William Schlager. charged with the
murder OF Fritz Ernest Rueskert. was
d lsoharged from custody to-day in
Recorder Carstsn's court, Hobolten.
the police admitting their case against
him had collapsed.
The HOboken police, who brought
Schlager back from youngstown, o.,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-20
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-20

Plays All Records: Equipped with Universal Tone
Arm, this Model Vocation plays standard records of all
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Record Filing De..u1: new and convenient
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record you wish to play easily and keep your
records in good condition.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-20
GOT COP TO MAKE
STRATON SIT DOWN
CruSading Clergyman and Hirsch-
field Have Lively Tilt at
Vice Inquiry.

There we're loud and unkind words in
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-20
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-20

TODAY the home without pho
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and the phonograph is the great medium
for bringing music of all kinds into your
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-01
|||Inl|SQUkT
'DlY N MS CELL
Mother and Sister Call Early
10 Visit Him.

A 10 ANdeLka. ysa. i.-Hasy Z.
~ ~. whnes tytal Tor ths 0sttsr sf
1So1s Lsssss. y asanHs IL slsss spsat
~ Nev ysars tay - ~ sesst
4 1g6enAs 1ay-la bic esli b ths eeas'
n ~.
N - ~ - kssv~. New ns1s - New
11onre rsss,vtioss sAl thsss was ~
- ssnlasscs q holiday festivities h
( ~ ~ - thsss va last vee6 vAsa
~ ~ shewses1 win gifts aa1 spsat
~ ~ with his mother. MrA LIME n.
Z s1oroee. ~ slstsr. Miss Edaa Clancy.
5e oDeh Ma bersss snl hiss Clancy
oooo1 early anl spsat tks ~ vith
(ev. Ne ssceivs1 Q fsv nrls irsn
I ooDo6o snd ses Q hena eseAS1 aDoei
2unOhe n ~ nsthss. He astosssvs
fpoooo ~ psrash hin - y eeea.
n Whea the Trial n rssHns1 ssussrsv
Z ~ sllssists vhs ssamise1 Nee ses
~ 1sosaes. wiii sttii - - the seasl
/ ~ ~ , Ashe1 . hypsths1teal esss.
'@DDa sevWA thssan1 vorls Iea0. their
Dtlmeay b ssescts1 - ems.
y y ~ suWsoesd' today that Nm. Aiies
Dw. 0e<hss q the ase1sred girl.
4 - uAs0 attsal ths tsiai asais before
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-01
NERVES
GAVE way
oGDaheaa City Man Alnese
Y 1elpless fes . Year.
ehds csrs h Shsss Tune.

~ ~ q assvs fssss ~ ssatssl
y 01alfeel 10 Ne greAs ulAjesitl -
~ 80 Woasso az svso b sAli1eeA
nDo g OuS so.sallsl nssveoe aioeasoo
~ eoaUsattAi - n sthss vsrdA ~
- onesetestioas q birtA. TIE vsst
onnooss>5 ere Cue - inoeeseet hvtAs
- ofUsats AossAseA
~ oAyvieaiiy eosvsse 80 nsPnaRy
Qlo1o1 0AA - Wsmaa ynAe = esatfsos
~ - ~ nsrvous sySlsn. Re- 0aay
~ 80 vema ~ wAipDo1 ~ Asis
lAUo eoyvsus systsa late pAysssal esd
0oGon1 laeffie,eacy n ~ ~ -
ooooo otWAs 80 vrseke6 oaoDe0
h. ~ ssstoes . 1lssesel DOveuo ~
~ As1 be1y means recoeeesueeSve
0psatMsME vialins the Gauss - lestoa.
6ssshG - ssnsviss n sal ~ ~
bssllsas.
"a snssssss ssrss tAAs ~ 1svslas
~ betwssa sanity ss1 insanity = ~
Z . stso ssd ~ asyss that psop~ Dhyol..
~ t5ostmsMt at ths right time Wsase
NM saved Mliuess 0sQ asyiums ~
y G9AB plNree q setSAtiaa.
III 4 eouAl bo1y uGaaIiy sAeaoo . osuoA
lUial Everywhere psop,s ~ eessss
y ~ Uu(fseine frem eAroa)e esonhbeo ~
!, - Ipsj1ious disease. Literally ~.
|e1nnfln9 lhG1r eva hoAfes sNA 6elless.
!, 0}ely throw,ng away their A0iy ehsNes
eoR hspesnsss In the hvse they are ~.
49, 70 Tive.
Ia Cusrsa teIis how b sbtaissA .
Qnfoi
n sUtishsus CRY. 0hia.. Dae q. iele,
II had bSso u M health tor seeRs
EGnna ( year Wsth . ssvese assveoe -.
L 21A heps jesla0 ~ Glfeaosh ee1l0
!, r. ~ listje wu@t aWl ~ b . oo0v
49, 1swu esa1stjsa vhsa J weae = -
~ 1oiss.atate Destsss - osesoee
IA togA tssatmeoS ~ tmee wo
6e3w UNluA tltbe vna e1oe y - -
\ 80 - eMA hsvs lese veDng
\ inl2 o0Ug sooeA. ] ~ ~ ~ -
D ~ ~ - svss ~ ~ - 49,.
6I S1onl6 hsavtss. saeese ~ -
~ ~ 1ntse.e .etaso Oostoss ~
SG1vgsiy rsssnasaA say sislas ~
'g .Usst CusrsA
III olo NegtA UsoA
4 ~ lsess. .o>ats psstee4 hASo n11e .
y 1S1nl sts1y q an iatn$eosve (eseee
~ blss1 seesnnl 0o1eeA -
-, vlsA ssAss fsssss = eatue =
!, - hoeOn 0eesu1 - baeeeD
y ess pssSnrsd 10 Gsvs ~ vteen@
61l = 3 uaiss1 nasabss d enseA INk
80 eueyoatss - ~ esauinA
n HnDases trsats1 ~ the Intss-
o0ate npossss are al sAfea1s loooNe
Fl ~ Siss6, ssrvss. hslssve nyss Anl
\ pmosA lsciudta9 nnsa: sssens'
ny ls1iDssslee soaese4Assees -
H. Do1os ~. q oevve e0eeA oeeWs'
SopeSA 1lssssss = vsosa ~ -
6SsSsme csv ,assissss ~
JnS10 = ~ siftA f'sse & - ~
- ~. vssA ia.Fa Z = :!
Ssl6p Z = Z; Dsse.gS = y -
I. .I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-01

Nse evsoeNlv 70 y oiaosso1 ~
wA1ouN010N. Jan. i.-jesesufss
pesvsl1ag ~ ~ ultimate 1sUoGleese
q 0auas ~ Asssr'as 1geessu -
~ UnltsD States. yin ~ Ou1olttso
70 esoOPeoo b the 1spsstmeat q ~
tics l00G1latsH On fstiftestiso u ~
psaes treaty. Attosnsy 0saeeaj Pei0ee
aanoueeo1 ~ aigAt Thle vtu mAvt
ths beo1nsiaO q ~ sovsrsgasAts oase
sf wte6loG ~ sffsirs q ~ I've ~.
NJ satisas pesessatory - ~ Ssssnp-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-01

!: :, ~; ~: =. y, 49, Z: .s:, ::
pollrv of ~ AsGostopst ~ lnseies -
ds ding With tho i~rsf' menace lasiss
the eomiag year. viii b. ons sf "un-
fiinrhias. persistent and aggressive
snffsss." sEainst thIs class Of of'
Ispdsse.
No susstsr viu ~ shown. he de-
eiAssA. ann every movsmsst aimed a.
Il government. no matter hos u 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-01

sAcaAleus!A g.. ~: i..,As u: .
- IeeSs1 tAos sotsalltlsu - Teeas
~ bseW fsesosd h he eess q Sees
0eetse go J. !. Wssa hse1 ~ eAn
HospsrIIne aaT ehasos1 With irvsgu'
iseeeIse h The ssIs q III seeshs.
nsaring % The aeelsos teee ~ e.
trsIittes has bssa ~ ~ Ivt1ay sf'ss-
- mere. MsanwkiIs sitssusys hsvs
esvsht N ostAln the rslssss u usrssr
asI Wasl from yaii In saa oesnaFe'no
thso,isA hsbsas cospus peeeee1l@Gs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-01

sissHs1 N = ls0N M Ssstn,v.
n alssaaV. ssssssl lssIasse thst
sessts>Sf the lsesstmsst had traced
dlrsesiy 10 this sismsst u percent Of
the unrest In the country.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-01
Open An Account Now-Build It Through
The Helpfulness Of Cur Officers

Here 1t the Liberty National you win find group Of very
human officers and empoyesmen with sympathetic under
standing Of your pobjm2 These giving their helpful
cooperation 70 hundreds Of other deposito5 doubt you too
win find sr adee baasd on ripe experience IN the business
world hSpfuL Int % not wait until you have $50 500
saved b opm "a socont Start your account with little
dollar. Cme h. Ct acQuainted today Sarto 1920 by
eatablllins 1lsa1lnt bAnldhs connection
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-01

- The usty New Year busng in with every assurance
Of continuation Of prosperity Of high salaries and wageA What
opportunity for to and invest part Of your earnings
during l92o Make start now For the next ten daysom
January to loevey facility Of this bank will be placed at the
disposal Of those who want to open savings accounts Come in
tomorrow let's get acquainted and start the New Year off right
for both Of us
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-01
Deposits made on or before January 10th
Draw Interest from January lst

As special nduceent during this tenday period all
ings deposits made between January and 10 viii draw interest
from January Perhaps you received salary Of proshar
ing bonus during 1919 you did, it. Put to work for
you in the Liberty National at 4 interest Then add to It
Watch the dollars accumulate and multiply
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-10
BUSINESS MEN PL4N
TO BRING ARTISTS
HERE TO TABERNACLE

Plans to use the Bob Jones taber-
nacle as "A coliseum for other than
political purposes are under Cousid-
Grafton by the purchasers. a group
Of business men, headed by Mayor
Carson IL was announced yesterday
According 10 the plans of the purcht-
sers musical artists of the highest
order. who heretofore have been un-
able 10 find a suitable building ln the
city VIII be brought here during the
summer and fall months. II ls un-
derstOOd that John Mccormack VIII
appear here in the near future
Mayor Carson stated that lS was
the purpose Of the purchasers 20
bring the people OF the city lo re-
alization OF South Bend 8 need for
a suitable coliseum capable or nous
ing large audiences by staging such
attractions at the tabernacle. The
building has a seating capacity OF
5000.
The building viii bee allowed 20 re-
main on the lot near the river until
winter according 20 a telegram re-
ceived from j. ID oliver. the owner
of the property who is now ln thl-
cago. The telegram stated that con
sent would be given for any enter
taiuments approved by the Ministe-
rial Association.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-10
MOTHER FORCED TO
LEAVE TWO WEEKS
OLD BABY ON STEP
Mrs. George W. Clark Finds
Infant in Basket-Left
Pathetic Note.

Mothers day was selected 10y one
South Bend mother as the time 10
attempt TO put her two weeks old
baby in a better home than she was
able TO provide for the infant.
Mrs. George Clark, the mother to
whose care the tot was entrusted.
is unable 10 keep the child on ac-
count Of the fact that she and her
husband, who is a salesman for the
Hastings Realty Co. are already
caring for one waif whose mother is
not able 10 support her child.
Hear Cry of Babe
MIR and Mrs. Clark returned home
about GAS o'clock Sunday night and
shortly after 10 o'clock they heard
q baby's cry outside the house. They
found the waif in a basket which
also contained a note asking Mrs
Clark 10 care for the little boy, and
signed A Friend"
The basket also contained several
baby garments of fine material and
workmanship
The baby was given over to the
care of the matron at the county
Jail until a home can be found for
him.