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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

nibal used, in plotting against the
Roman Eaipire.
/ The via Appaf-the Appian Way is
/ known the world over and for centu--
les stood as the worlds most noted
and best built public highway. Before
/ his death, Claudius said that the
I greatest prosperity Of any city would
4 deperd on good roads.
This was three hundred years be
fore the dawn of the Christian era,
and the declaration then made shows
the. wisdom Of the Roman sensor.
sAll roads lead to Rome" was a
saying familiar the world over. It's
road system placed it rapidly in the
/ ascendency, and excited the envy Of
/ the European nations.
With the great benefits of substan-
tial roads emphasized all down the
centuries, it is remarkable that the
United States has been so laggard in
this matter
Only in recent years has Florida re
allied the trte importance Of public
highways Of a high order and even
now with good roads here and there,
4 the state is suffering because many
! communities are deprived of them.
With q good system OF roads per.
meating Florida. this state viii at
once take highest ranls in the com
monwealth Of the South.
Through a good roads system all
Florida counties will be in touch with
each other and industries will be add
ed in every section. A proper system
of good roads viii enliyen the real
estate activities and farms will sup
plant the sections now a wilderness.
Every existing industry will be slim
ulated and tens Of thousands of new
/ visitors will be added to the army Of
I tourists.
/ Those in rural districts will share
/ IL the D4666iHS 10 dCCIub lhSi ell OAil'
in fact every element viii profit from
a system of roads as planned through
the proposed bond issue.
People in small towns and i'll rural
districts can secure their necessities
speedily through truck transportation
at greatly reduced rates.
Space forbids the enumeration Of
the thousands of advantages that
would come through a good roads sys-
tenn throughout Florida. No one
questions the many blessings that
would follow the same. Many oppo
nents to the proposition are simply
fighting the proposed bond issue thru
misinfOrmation, but the truth Of the
matter is the real opposition began
~ the railroads which do not want
Florida to be covered with good roads
Tourists would use autos instead Of
the cars. The people could secure
shipments quicker and cheaper by
ks.-Jacksonyille Observer.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Cured Of Stomach Trouble and Con.
stipatior
: Rachel Cribley Of Reaver Dam. Ohio
was sick for two years with stomach
trouble and constipation taking one
medicine after another with'only tenn
porary relief "My neighbor spoke so
enthusiastically of Chamberlain Tab
let's she says that I procured a bot
tie Of them at our drug store to try
4 few days treatment convinced me
that they were just what / needed
continued there use for several weeks
and they cured me- adv.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10
| FLORIDA HAVE GOOD
ROADS?
SHALL.

Continued from PAGE six
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Try a Banner Want Ad for Results.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
FL DETECTIVE SMITH
EN- BUSCA De LEROY

;os lectores. detalles sobre e. macabro
asunto que es objeto de concentrates
p~eriodfst!co7 en- toda la Union Amerl-
cam
Ahora hemos podido saber, luego
de hurgar CT los ctculos policiacos de
ID localidad. que el t~enlente Smith ha-
bla partido ~antenoche. Sc ignora para
donde sali6 y solo Sc sabe que su sa-
ida parecic chedecer A IN telegrama
Que con 81 caracter de urgente reci-
bio y de cuyo contenido no dljo Il
s1la palab:a.
Hay quien crea Que la information
que el detective americana loGr6 reca-
lar en- San Antonio fuG magnffica :
que ella lie llevara a descubrir el para
dero del responsible de Ia misteriosa
muerte de Ia sehora Levoy. Ia mujer
Ill baul".
Sc dijo cue el detective Smith fue
A Mexico, pero este no pudo ser COM
Trobado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

iugar Y de los que comprende Ia De-
m~arcaci6n. que son nulos Y Carecen
de vGlor todos aquellos actos emana-
dos de diGho ex-funcionario y de los
~empleados que de q ~dependen, debien
do hacerse en- 10 successive Ell pago de
todos los impuestos del Timbre al
senior Manuel Rivera Rio. nombrado
Administrator Principal en- substitu-
ci6n del expresado senior Rosado Do.
mlnguez.
Todas aquellas estampillas cue ten
gan 81 resello de las ietra6 E. L. r.
cue ponga en- circulation d:cho senior
Eosado Dominguez, Quien indebida-
mente las retiene en- su pcder, no tie
nen valor alguno Y Sc exigira de u .
vo el pago de dichos impuestos a Quie
nes hagan uso de las refertdas es-
tampillas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

,renGan al deSmembramiento de Ku-
sia. y qualos Estados Cnldos Green
r,,e -odo 10 que era el antique terri
torio de Russia debe ser p~reservado en-
;anto que e. pueblo russo logra resur-
-ir : q~uedebera estar lbre de toda
amenaza De usurpaci6n va sea de par
- del Japtn Ell Siberia o de los pola
cos ayudados por Francia o por los
t.s,ados dc n trontera: y ga. que Po-
,oaia debe permanecer, territorial ' 20
l;ucamen.e tn,acta dentro de sus from
-e-as H~atu~a,os = no preterder mas.
e. PreS.dente Wilson considera
,.senc.al iarla : Russia sesuridades de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

Ia PRENSA di6 oportuno aviso del
arribo a San Antonio del t~eniente
Smith. cslebrc detective de Ia ciudad
lie Detroit a Cuien fue encomendado
a misterioso asunto de la 'mujer del
haul'. InfoImamos tambi6n de algu-
"a pesquisaS QUE el eXpresadO sabue-
80 practic0 en- Ia ciudad del Alamo. 10
..ue 81 no pEd.Inos intormar oportuna-
ie9te nj tG!npoco 10 pudieron hacer
~ reporteros de los diarios america
nos de San Antonio fua 10 referente a
ia. sallda de- mismo agente privado,
mas no fue ellie por indolencia de nses-
lrOS reporters. TODD haCla Greer que
q ~perseguidor de Leroy iria a perma-
Lecer en- San Antonio indefinldamente.
SIN embargo no fue asf. De Ia noche
a Ia manana. cuando menos nos 10
esperabamos. desapareci6. En- >.ao Sc
le slguieron los pasos en- espera de
que suninistrara datos que ofrecer a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
FUE DESTITUlDO Ell ADMINS
TRAOOR DEL TIMERE DE
MSXiCkLI, s. c.

FL Eisitador del Timbre de Ia Pri-
mera IONA. senior Horacio s. Zende-
jas, nos pide que p~ubIiquemos Ia mott
cia de Ia destiiucid3 del Administra-
COR del TirrbSe On NCxicali. >: consi-
derar dichl publication convenience
para los intereses de los comerciantes
de Ia ciudad taIacaliforn!ana. y On
tinuaci6n Gamos a onoce lI circu
lar del Tisitador del Timbre.
"Habiendo sido desJituido de SD pues
to de Administrator Principal del
Timbre en- Mexicali. B. c., e. senior Ro
berto Rosado Dominsuez. hago saber
81 p1blico y a. concrete de dicho
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
Ell PREsIpENTE WILSON LES EN-
VIC A LOS ACiACOS UNA NOTA

WASHINGTON, asos,o 7--Dfcese
que ell P~residente Wilson rsdacto :
envi6 va orobablemente a los allados
una nora acerca de "a question russo
polaca-
Segon So sabe De oUena tuente. IA
rota Sc reiiere a tres cosas qrInctpa
les Ia. que toda idea Dc intervention
mllitar es -hnpractican.e y vana cual
ouiera esperanto que Sc abrigue a es-
te respecto; 20. que los aliados, tan
20 en- 81 Este como en- e. OeSte dchen
desistir de alentar movinientos cue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

Provisionalmente ha quedado inSta-
!ada II oficina del Timhre, en- Ia ca
"a que ocupa el Corsulado de Mcvico,
en- esta ciudad, Gale Tercera, nnmero
81
E visitador de Ia Primera IONA
Horacio S. ZENOEJAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

En- razon de los precios e~xtraordi
nariamente bajos el 20 por ciento
del importe total de cada compra dc
bera ser pagado al contado al selec
cionar su abrigo. Nosotros pcdemos
conservar las pIeies que I'd. compre
hasta Noviembre To-, 81 asi 10 prefie
re. No Sc verIfican cambios. cada
venta sera CONSIDERABLE como termina
da. Los marchanues o cuenta Co
r~riente, pueden hacer sus selecciones
desde ahora Y cargarse en- las cuen
tas de Octubre. lnformes de cuen-
tas no seran rendidos hasta Novlem
bre 10.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

Para iioros en- espaHol d~iriiase I'd.
a la Casa Editorial L~-ozano, 1Te North
Sta. Rosa, Ave., San Antonio. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

Sacos Piel de Mink, hechos de los me
jores cueros con ancho cuello. As pull
gadas de largo
Precio de venta en- Agosto ~..S3.150.00
Precio en- S~eptiembre e.. . a. s3.95O.00
Saco Natural Muskrat, hecho de las pie
les mas finas Y seleccionadas, con un CO
liar ancho Y nlangas cor punos. Tiene
Is pulgadaS de yuelo y Is de banda.
Un valor exceptional
Precio de venta en- Agosto ...S519.50
Precio en- Septiembre, sera -. SD5.00
Dosman de Piel de Nutria, hecho de las
pleles mas minas Y seleccionadas, con
cueIlo muy ancho para cubrir Ia cara V
clnto. Tlepe % pulg. de vuelo la capa
de Ia espalda Tn valor verdaGeramente
exceptional.
Precio en- Ia venta de Agosto .~.s259.50
Precio pr0ximo Septiembre ...S299.50
Saco abrigo Squirrel Siberian. hecho de
las lcgitlmas pieles de Squirrel de Sibe
ma, con cuello anchO, punos V cinto. De
80 pug. de largo, con 10 pulg de ban
Qa.
Precio en- Ia venta de Agosto $979.50
Precio pronmo Septiembre $4,000
Saco- Rbrigo Squirrel, hecho q la moda
con Is pulg. de banda. cinto ancho. pu
nos y cuello' anchO. De 80 pulgs. de
largo J muy amplio
Precio en- Ia venta de Agosto $3.50
Precio pr6ximo Septiembre .~.s85O.50
Saco abrigo dc Foca. hecho completa
mente de eStilo regular, adornado con
anchas bandas de Ia misma piel, De 81
pulgs. de largo, cor ancho cuello, cinto
de mangas de campana. Tn valor ex-
cepciona.
Precio en- Ia venta de Agosto ..$2S2.50
Precio pr6xmo Septiembre ~...s22.5O
Saco aorigo dc Focs, hecho de estilo
cinteado, acabado con bandas del mis-
mo. Tiene collar ancho y precioEos
punos. de 80 pulgs. de largo.
Precio en- Ia venta de Agosto 1919 so
Precih pr6xkns Septiembrr s775.OO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
UN GRAZ! tHCENDlO EN- LOS IA
llERES DE LOS FERROCA-
RIFLES.

Del Servicio Especial para Ia PRENSA'
.>GCASC-iL!ENTES, agosto Hoy
en- Ia m~a'irugada declar6se Tn terri
Bile incendro CT los talleres ~ferroca-
rrileros de Aguascalientes, que son los
mas granGss Il ex.sten en- Mexico,
Zero. ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Sc logro SOTO
carlo en- tempo oportuno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
Sunfu0sos SQc0s de Pie/es.

Saco abrigo de Eoca. de Sc pulgs.
con hermoso tale, de estilo regular. Co
liar ancho V hernosisimos punos. Tn
valor exceptional
Precio CO.. Ia venta de Agosto S679.5O
Precio pr6ximo Septiembre ..s769.5O
Saco-abrigo de Foca hecho a la moda,
de hermoso corte en- Ia espalda, cuello
y punos tamb!en tiene cinto, de So pull
gadas de largo.
Precio en- Ia venta de Agosto 1899. 90
Precio proxima ~Septiembre $1025.00
Saco-abri5o de Foca, hecho TODD de pie
les, en- deslumbrante estilo con cuello
ancho y elegante, punos y cinto
Precio en- Ia venta de Agosto S1,l80.OO
Precio ~pr6ximo Septiembre ~sl,347.5O
Saco abriso do Foca, confeccionado con
eSL0lSlIO SAoJO aNOL! wi puilCS tS
piel de castor. De So pulgs. de largo
Precio en- Ia venta de Agoto $4,000
PreCio pr6ximo Septiembre ..SliO0. 90
Saco abrigo de Foca, hecho con cintos
para aGradar a Ia persona mas e~Xilente
con cuello ancho Y muy grandes punos
In valor cxtraordinario.
Precio en- Ia venta de Agosto S1,2+5.00
Prec 0 pr6ximo Septiembre ..S1.+15.00
Snco abrigo de RFoea, hecho de corte
recto pero elegante con grandes orlas
en- Ia falCa. Acabado ~con cuello ancho
V mangas amplias de piel de Fitch, de
4s p1lgs de largo.
Precio en- la venta de Agosto S1.4l0.00
Precio proximo Sophomore s1,765.00
Saeo abrigo de Foca mode de ancho
cinto, con hermoso cuello Y punos de
Skunk. De 56 pulgs. de largo.
Precio en- la venta de hgosto $4,000
Precio proximo Septiembre $500. 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

cuc Sc vera l.bre de toda amenaza de
eApoliaci6n ' de que Polonia sera re-,
frenada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

Para libros en- espanol d~irijase I'd.
a la Casa Editorial Lozano. 118 North
Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio, iexaa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

Sacog abriso de Foca, estilo do .ncho
cinto. acabedo con precioso cuello y pu
nos grandes de piel de Squirrel de 81
IBERIA. De "a pulgs. de largo.
Precio en- la venta de Agosto $3.50 0
Precio pr6ximo Septiembre $1,000 90
Seco abriso Russian Pony, hecho de
las meiores pieles. con cinto acabado
con eplicaciones de piel de Castor. De
38 pulgs. de largo
Precio en- la venta de Agosto $3.50
Precio pr6ximo Septiembre ~..s43e.50
Sseo abrigo. imitacion de Foea' hecho
ell los estilos regu!ares, con cuel!o de
De 48 pulgs de largo.
Precio e MA venta de Agosto $4,000
Precio pr6ximo Septiembre ..S675.00
Saco sbrigo imitacion ae Foea hecho en-
estilo regular, acabado con lujoso cue
llo V anchos punos de piel de OFossum
capa de 36 pulgs de largo
Precio en- Ia venta de Agosto $4,000
Precio proximo S%eptiembre ~..S555.00
saco abrigo de Foca- lifcho comple'
tamente de- est;lo regular, adornado
con anchas bandasde la m!sma piel.
De 81 Fllgs. de largo, con ancho cue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

"a las estaciones 1920.2l
Esta costumbre annual establecida EN- ammonia con
las ventas de Mediados de Verano, que permite los
mas bajos precios, tiene por objeto convertir en- dine
70 nuestraS mercancias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
Abrigos y Estolas Piel de MINK
Abriqos Piel de Topo Escoees

Abrigos Y Estolas Piel -o 90 "a
Abrigos ' Estolas Piei - s,o5 m
Abrigos y EstOlas Piei - s,o5 M
de- Mink =. I'd. o.. 5 $3.50 SIZ0.Vo
Abrigos Grandes Piel de Mink
.Abrigos y Estolas Pie! - s,s7 "a
de Mink . .9l-0'O'
Abrigos y Estolas Plel ~ sooz m
de Mink -. :. SZoV'oo S-0'.0'
Abrigos Y Estolas Piel sooo m
de Mink -. S-a'''0
Abrigos y Estolas Piel ~ .,ez m
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
Manguitos

Todos los Manguitos son reduc!dos de
precio de IN Is a 45 por ciento.
Pieles sin aforrar hechas a Ia orden
listed puede darnos sus 0rdenes por las
siguientes pieles:
De Zorra Rojo, Negro, Y Cafe; de
Mink. Baum Marten, Hudson Bay Sa
BILE, Foca, O'Possum Austra!iano Castor
Racoon, a precios considerablemente
reducidos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-31
To Government Employees

II you wish to add to your income after
office hours we have q proposition to make to
you: no canvassinS. Address Box 14l-P. star
of3in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-31
COFFEE PRICE ADVANCES.

NEW YORK. October S0.--The mar.
ket for coffee futures furnished q sensa-
ton today in the shape Of an advance,
Of more than q cent . pound. An open.
ing advance Of 50 to q points. In sym
pathy with pronounced strength In the
Brazilian markets, WAS quickly followed
by support from q number OF important
sources which sained headway us the
morning proGreeeed 0Atil toward the
close the buying had become quite gen
eral and prices were UP fully 100 points
over the previous night. Much Of the
demand was based on q cable to the 10
cal trade saying 1t was believed the
Brazilian loan had passed and advising
purchases hore. Large interests which
recently liquidated are believed to have
re.entered the market. and there was
also heavy buying Of contracts against
big tales of spot coffee to the Navy
Department. The advance carried De.
cefi1ber to 8.26. March to 500 and May
to 9.15. the close being strong at net
advance Of % to 101 points. December.
IA: .S 5arus1s Il $40; March s'ss; May
spot coffee quiet but firm; Rio g. s1s;
Santos -, 11ka11k. Sales Of Santos
81 and u. we'll described. were made At
ION, and Victoria 70 and So at IN,
American credits.
vance Of $50 reis in Rio futures and Of
IT'S to 275 refs In Santos futures. Re-.
ceipts ct the two BrASilian ports, $1,000
bags: Jundtahy receipts, $4,000 bAss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-31
CorroNsErD OIL ADVANCE.

NEW YORK, October 30.-Cotton.
seed oil was higher in the faces OF the
poor showing in lard and cotton ow-
ing to covering for over the week
ond and light PIT offsrinsA Closing
bids were to IS points net higher.
Sales, 1900 barrelA Crude oil was
easy Prime crude. 7.75aS. 90; prime
summer yellow spot. 1890: December,
11.13: March, 1855; May. ITO, all
bid. Prime winter yellow and sum-
naer white. nominal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-08
MANY RECRUITS
IN ARDMORE OFFICE

The Ardmore branch OF the United
states army recruiting office cons
tinues to rank high in point of secur-
ing recruits in the service. stated
Lieut. j. $. Peters of the headquar-
ters office. oklahoma City who was in
Ardmore today for another brief Wis
il. He is high in his praise of Ser
geant Bradley, officer in charge OF
the local station
Ardmores record last month aver
aged II, while up to date this month
Q men have been enlisted Sergeant
Bradley announced.
Weekly inspection trips are made
TO the various branches in the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-08
B. A. SIMPSONS DOG
"STIIL LOST" REWARD OFFERED

A Target req. curly haired,
pacing dog that answers to the
name of Captain" has strayed
away from the home of Il. A.
Simpson of thi, city and the dog
has been missing for several days.
He is a big Chesapeake Bay dog
that is very valuable in retriev-
ing ducks and Mr.. Simpson offers
TO give $50 for the return Of the
animal. Look out for such a dog
and phone Mr.. Simpson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-08
THEO KARLE'S ADMIRERS
ARE LEGION ON PACIFIC
COAST, FAMOUS TENOR
HERE THURSDAY NIGHT

The following taken from the san
Francisco Cal, Pacific Coast Musical
eview, issue Of october 30, 1920
viii be of interest to Ardmore people
who will hear Theo Karle at C-nven-
tion Hall Thursday night
Just before going to press we
hear Of Theo Kare's splendid tri-
umphs in the northwest. His box Of
flee receipts which are recorded i'm an
advertisement in another part Of this
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-08

Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Instantly relieves Itching Piles. and
you can get restful sleep after first
application. G0c.--adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-08

should be sure TO hear him for they
may not have another opportunity
for some time TO come. Mr.. karle
appeared at the matinee Musicale at
the San Francisco Hotel on No
vember l6"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-08

paper have the level of those of the
foremost artists of the day. This puts
Mr.. Karle i'm what his New York
manager, Kingsbury Foster, described
as the $4,000 plan. This is specially
gratifying as Mr.. Karle is a pro-
duct of the Pacific coast, one of
those resident artists we have been
telling about-but a resident artist
who has attained nation wide recog-
nition In Arthur Klein. Mr. Karle has
a truly wonderful accompanist who
adds to the artistic character of the
program. This will be Theo Karles
last American tour before visiting
England and Australia and those who
admire this distinguished American
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-08

GAS AND ELECTRIC BILLS FOR
NOVEMBER ARE DUE AND PAY
ABLE. BILLS MUST BE PAID by
DECEMBER 10TH IN ORDER TO
GET BENEFIT OF DISCOUNT. con-
SuMERS LIGHT & POWER co. 5-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-08

WANTED, SOME ONE TO HAUL
OFF THE SL0P. APPLY ARDM0RE
H0TEi4.-Adv. 10
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-05
Confessions ofaBride|
Copyright 1920 By The Newspaper Enterprise ASOdaao@

| kept my eyes on Deb until she
vanished at a turn of the road.
couldn't help worrying about hel
riding alone over the dreariest road
in the country. Poor sick Sandy
might stumble, almost anything might
happen
''Perhaps we'd better gallop after
Deb?" I put my anxiety into this
question.
mo! Better not! She'd be so sor-
ry to spoil our ride" Chrys averred.
"and methinks Deb is already carry
ing around full load of sorrow. She's
getting awfully thin"
"She does look frail this morn
ing" I agreed.
I'm this big, wide wonderful world
Chrys' gesture included the far hori-
zon where the water touched the sky
81 ask what's the matter with Deb?
With you? With Ann? With every
body?"
''My dear, we're all love-" /
sighed.
her shoulders.
"It-it will servew l said pensive-
ly. !,
"Put that in the past tense" said
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-05
M-CA. WOMAN is
STATECANDIDATE.
Mrs. WEIGH, Now OF
Connecticut, Says Cox
Has Good Chance

SAVANNAH, Oct. 5-Mrs. Fannie
Dixon WEIGH of Columbia, Conn,
prominent in her home as well as
lin New England generally, being the
first woman ever to be nominated
for state office in Connecticut, who
is in Savannah on short visit, stat
ed in an interview that the chances
of Cox are pretty good in New Eng
land.
Mrs. WEIGH, who is a Democrat,
and a former Savannahian, is the
nominee of that party for the office
of secretary of state of Connecticut.
She was also a delegate to the ma
tional convention in San Francisco.
For eight years she has been chair
man of the Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation of Pollard county, Connect
icut, and is also at the present time
chairman of the woman's division of
the state central committee She is a
sister of Col. Merritt w. Dixon, sher-
iff of Chatham county.
In the above capacities Mrs. WEIGH
has worked untiringly for the cause
Of suffrage in her state and was eX-
ceedingly happy to see the ratifica-
ton of the nineteenth amendment.
Regarding the general situation in
New England Mrs. WEIGH feels OPP
timistic over the chances of Cox. Of
course he will have considerable op
position in Maine, which will prob
ably go Republican, but his chance in
the other New England states is good,
in Mrs. Welch's opinion.
Mrs. WEIGH stated that the Demo
Gratis are working for. all they are
worth to put their ticket through in
Connecticut. She said that the state
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Chrys. "Say it has served. And
then stop making such fuss about
it. Love passes, l believe. If we &C
cept death, and get resigned to it,
why can't we accept the idea that
love passes, and get resigned to that
also? Love has its big moments. Why
can't we take them joyfully, be glad
we had them and then let poor Cupid
go? Behold Deb, fading away for
love. And you-moving In a blue
fog! And that bebe Ann flirting with
Van when"
A sharp explosion startled Chrys'
horse and stopped the flow of her wis
dom.
ooh, don't be jumpy," Chrys adj
monished her mount with comfort
ing pat. Nothing worse than an auto
tire" she continued as her horse
trembled beneath her.
"Wsn't it back thereon the road
Deb took?" / asked anxiously.
Couldn't say. But own | am
getting a bit jumpy myself" Chrys
confessed.
"Let's go back" | suggested.
Lets" agreed Chrys. Then with
just a trace of anxiety in her voice,
isn't that Jim's new car coming?"
1t was Jim's new car, speeding to-
ward us from the turn where Deb
had disappeared. We could recognize
his roadster a long way off by a
white band around the radiator. In
stead of slowing down as it approach
ed US, the car whizzed past at a
speed which sent Chrys' horse rear
ing and caused my own to side-step