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end. Easten thes pieces as Indicated.
Fit seat ] across the box top. and seat
back K to its edge. Nall canopy sup
ports L to the seat back and box sides,
and tack the canopy NJ to the sup
ports near the top.
The clown turner Gig 81 is made
to perform upon his turning-pole by
squeezing the lower end of the up
rights. The squeezing causes a pair
of threads F Gig I'D to untwist then
twist. and the untwisting and twist
ing makes the clown turn.
Fig. shows dimensions for up
rights A and connecting block 3. Fas-
ten B between strips A as shown.
Patterns for the clown are shown
In Figs. 8, 8 and 10. Cut the body
members out OF cigar-box wood.
punch holes where Indicated. and with
pieces of hairpins or other small
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Lou Fink Married
Here Last Monda'

Lou Fink of Colorado Springs. VII
has numerous friends IN this 20 %
munity was married here iast Mon
lay. according to the Gazette of thHt
.ity. 1t SAYS; MISS Pauline i'In'..
lister of F. E. Funk, a well-knonn -
ca musician. and Lou link, one Of
he Fink family of nu5icisnT in f'o'a
ado Springs, who was bandmaster "
'he One Hundrped and Thilty-seYenih
-egimental band in France during the
'Far, and put on a show there whieh
was the delight of the American ex-
peditionary forces. were married at
Canon City last Monday. The wed
ding was quietly solemnized at the
First Presbyterian church there. the
Rev. Mr. Armentrout officiating. Mr.
and Mrs. f. e. Funk were present
The couple have returned to Colorado
Springs to make their home at 1910
North TETON street.
Mrs. Funk, who formerly lived nj
III North Prospect street, is her.
self well-known pianist, and has
been active in local musical circles"
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0hrtHtntaH UnyB
ttr Hnys Gail Makr
Copyright by A Nicely HALL
30 A NEEIY Hail

When painted in bright colors, the
toys shown In the illustrations will be
as pleasing to those young relatives
whom you wish to remember on Christ
mas, as any similar toys In stores.
The auto truck shown In Fig. / has
a cigar-box body inches wide. 8
inches long and inches deep. Cut
wooden strips A (Ffg. y inch wide
and l inch thick. by the length of the
box. and nall them to the box
bottom close to the sides. Screw
screweye axle bearings B into these
strips. The screweyes should be y
inch In diameter. because the wheel
axles c Gig. 81 must be of this diam
eter to fit the holes of the spool wheels
d. The ~heels are spool ends.
Remove the rear end Of the box and
hinge 1t to the box bottom (E, Fig. y,
for an end gate.
Fig. shows a detail of front
platform, F. dashboard G. steering
post Fl. and steering-wheei Ia spool
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Medical Men Enjoy
Big Turkey Dinner

The members, of the Fremont Coun-
ty Medical Society had very inter
esting and well attended meeting here
Monday night, which was preceded
with a turkey dinner in the grill room
at the Strathmore, which was excel
lent in its appointments and elabor-
ate in its menu. During the bust
ness session of the society which fol
lowed, DR.. George A. Moleen Of Den
yer delivered an entertaining and
helpful address on nerve diseases .
There were IS people present, as fol
lows: Drs Holmes, Roberts, Webb,
Moleen, Graves, Reiter, Cummings.
Patterson, Little, Orendorff, Ashley,
Hutton Davis, Moore. Williamson, Ru-
pert. Scranton and Atkinson.
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Civil Service
Examination

An examination for clerk and car
rier will be held at the postoffice in
this city on December II, 1920. Age
and height and weight requirements
are waived in the case of honorably
discharged soldiers. sailors and ma
rines.
Age limit, IS to As years on the
date of examination. Married women
will not be admitted to the examina-
ton. regard ess of whether or not
they are separated from their hus-
bands and are supporting themselves.
Women are eligible for appointment
oalY as rle-k
Applicants must be physically
sound and male applicants must be
not SIS t'an feet 4 inches in height
/ ,are feet, and weigh not less than
- pounds. without overcoat or hat.
10" Application blanks and full IN
formation re ative to the examina-
t'nns, Qualifications. duties, salaries,
vacations, promotions, etc. address
Immediately Secretary, Board of Civil
Service Examiners. Postoffice, Canon
City, Colo.
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[hankSglvlng Day
In Canon City

Thanksgiving day was quietly, but
general observed in Canon City on
Thursday. There was a complete
suspension of business of all kinds,
and the occasion was a festal one for
all. Most people spent the day al
home, or as guests of nearby friends
and neighbors, although a few, in or
der to enjoy its sunshine and the de-
lightful, crisp atmosphere of the out
of-doors, included motor trip to Flor
ence. Pueblo, Colorado Springs and
other places within easy driving dis
tance as a part of the celebration.
There were special religious serv-
ices at 1890 o'clock in the morning
at the Christian and Episcopal church
es. both of which were well attended
by worshipers. The service at the
Christian church was a union one, and
under the auspices of the Canon City
Ministerial Association Splendid.
helpful sermons and excellent music
were features at both places. The
people of Canon City have much to be
grateful for this year, and in obedi-
ence to the proclamation of Mayor
Biggs, they gave thanks to the Divine
Ruler for the material blessings that
have been vouchsafed to the comnlu-
nifty during the past year.
There were many family gatherings
here to commemorate Thanksgiving,
and everywhere there was festiyity
and good cheer. The prisoners at
the penitentiary, in the road-making
i camps and in the county jail, no less
than those in the enjoyment of their
full personal liberty, were the recip-
tents of special. bounteous dinner.
and nthat respect, at least, enjoyed
the day with as much zest as their
more fortunate fellows. There was
feating and entertainment at the
county farm, at the Odd Fellows home
and at other public and semi-pubHc
institutions to break the tedium of a
somewhat tiresome monotony OF
things. The people at all of these
places were given a fine dinner and
appreciated it, despite their handicap
in other particulars. The Red Cross
| and other humanitarian organizations
were not unmindful of the INDECENT
and unfortunate and sent to them
baskets containing the goodies" es-
sential to a Thanksgiving day dinner.
A holiday menu was served at the no.
tells. restaurants and boarding houses
to their guests. and all of them had a
| big patronage.
Incidents OF the afternoons celebra-
ton was the matinee at the Jones
| theater at 2:30. when the film produc-
| ton, THE Branded Woman" with
| Norma Talmadge in the stellar role
was presented to a crowded house.
and also the final football game
on the high school gridiron betwee d
the freshman team of Denver I'm
versity and the Canon City high
school Tigers at o'clock, which wa
| aso largely attended. There were 4
| eidents of any serious consequent
| during the day so far as The Dal
| Record has bene able to learn.
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Thanksgiving
Day PardOns

Several Thanksgiving day pardons
were granted to prisoners in the pen
itentiary here Tuesday by Gov. oliver
H. Shoup and they will be given their
discharge from that institution on
Thursday.
One of them was to Philip Cohen Of
Fort Morgan, a produce dealer, who
was convicted of the robbery of Mrs.
Harry N. Nolan at the Model road
house near Denver on New Years
eve, 1917. Diamonds valued at sew
eral thousand dollars were taken from
Mrs. Nolan, but were recovered
Cohen was under sentence for five 10
seven years in the penitentiary.
Other pardons were:
Ralph Bertram. 81, Pueblo, sen
fenced to prison in connection with a
robbery and shooting of William Cab
Ter, night watchman at the Denver
stockyards in 1916.
Joseph S. Gillian of El Paso. sen
fenced to prison in 1918 for forgery
George Roman of Limon, Colo, whs
has served 40 days of his 90-day sen
tence for bootlegging.
Dwight Bacon of Ebert county, sen
fenced to prison for grand larceny.
The Nolan robbery created sensa
ton. Mrs. Nolan was robbed while
in company with Father Garrett'
Burke of Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. Nolar
Joined in the application for Cohen
pardon Cohen was "a victim Of cir
cumstances" the governors pardon
states
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SACRED CONCERT
AT BAPTIST CHURCH

A sacred concert will be given at
the First Baptist church at 7:30
O'Clock Sunday evening under the di.
rection Of the choir, OF which r. NJ.
Booth is the director. The program
will be an elaborate one, and will be
OF exceptional interest. About 20
voices will be enlisted in the rendi-
ton Of the program. Preceding the
concert there will be short semon-
ette by the Rev. Arnold. pastor OF
the congregation.
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"Y" MEMS MEETING
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

The mems meeting at the Y. M. Z.
A. at o'clock Sunday afternoon will
be addressed by the Rev. McCrory,
pastor of the United Presbyterian
church, and the music will be under
the direction of Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ.
Booth. A feature of the musical pro.
gram will be a number of vocal selec-
tions by male quartet. This srevice
promises to be very interesting one
and should attract large attendance.
ALI men and boys of the community
are invited
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Two Auto Racers
Meet Death In
Speedway Accident
(By United Press.D

LOS ANCEIESo, GAL, NOV. Zb.-
Eddy O'Donnell, the auto racer. who
was injured in the speedway accident
here yesterday, in which CASTOR Chev-
rolet, famous autois.. was instantly
killed, died in the hospital hero this
morning.
CASTOR Chero ct. famous motor car
driver, was killed near the end of the
250-mile automobile race on the Los
Angeles speedway on Thursday when
it developed at the end of the race he
had won the national automobile rae
ing championship for 1920 on point
basis. Roscoe Sarles, victor in the
Los Angeles contest on Thanksgivins $
day. being far behind.
Chevrolet died in a crash, which
cost the life of Lyall Jolls mechani-
clan for Eddie O'Donnel. and O'Don-
nell was so seriously injured that it is
said but little hone is entertained for
his recovery,
The accident occurred while Chey-
rolet, O'Donnell and Joe Thomas were
fighting to make up the half-dozen laps
they were behind the leader at tue
150- lap point The three cars were
punched on the east turn.
Castor Chevrolet was the youngest
of the three racing brothers He was
a mechanic for two years before he
demonstrated that he was a driver o.
merit at the 500-mile Memorial da,
race at Cincinnati, where he finished
third. After that Chevrolet drove AZ
an OUTLAW" with several other prom
nent drivers, but was reinstated in
the ranks of the American Automobile
association pilots In 1919 he raced
on many dirt tracks, winning many
of the events and placing in others.
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"yEsTA BATTERIES" AND TWO
RAGGEDY/MEN.

There's pair of raggy men that live
in your town,
Who'll care for your battery until It's
run down,
They'll fill it with water, and tighten
the screw,
And with smile they'll say, Its free
to you'll
These ragged men, when your car is
dead
Puts in a box that's as heavy as lead,
Fixes the wires then at you they grin,
Cause they know their 'Vesta' is 60
ing to make it spin
Then on a bench your battery is nest
With a Cad and Bottle each cell is
then tested
Charge. discharge, charge, is what
you would hear,
And it'll be charged right, If 1t takes
them year.
These ragged men don't put on airs
When they do Automobile Electric
Repairs,
They don't mind the dirt and the
grease they're in;
They'll just go to it, and work like
sin.
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These raggedy men have battery
they sell, =.
OF it's patented features, and merits
they'll tell.
It's name is .Vesta' and you can bet
all your dough /;
That it will! spin your starter, and
make your lights glow. .a.,t:
For courtesy and promptness, they
can't be. beat;
The hand of hearty welcome they
freely extend,
And thank you for reading their ao
to the end.
VESTA BATTERY SERVICE,
Frasier's Garage,
w. D. OUTZ, Prop.
8 IL 1t.
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Statement Of the Ownership, Manage
'ment, Circulation, Etc, Required
by the Act of Congress of August
n, 1912, Of Dillon Herald, Pub
| ~lished Weekly at Dillon, s. G.
State Of South Carolina,
l.. County Of Dillon, IS: =.
Before me, Notary Public in and
for the state and county aforesaid,
appered A. B. Jordan, who. having
been duly sworn according to law. de-
sposes and says that he Is the publish
er of the Dillon Herald and. the the
following, is the best OF his knoWl-
edge and belief, true statement OF
the ownership, management, etc, or
the aforesaid publication for the date
shown in the above caption, required
by the Act of August "a, 1912. en-
bodied in section 443, Postal Laws
and Regulations, printed on the re-
verse of this form, to wit:
l. That the names and address of
the publisher, editor, managing edl-
tor, and business managers are:
Publisher, A. B. Jordan, Dillon.
Editor, A. B. Jordon, Dillon, S. c.
Managing Editor, A. B. Jordan, Dill
Ion, S. C. 49,.
Business Managers, A. B. Jordan,
Dillon. S. G.
2. That the owners are:
A. B. Jordan, Dillon, S. c.
H. Jordan, Dillon, S. G.
8. That the known bondholders,
mortgages, and other security hold
ers owning or holding 1 per cent or
more of total amount of bonds, mort
cages, or other securities are. None.
A. B. JORDAN.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 31st day Of July, 1920.
N. B. Hargrove.
My Commission Expires at Pleas
ure of Governor.
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J. J. j. +. +. 4 i 4
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PERSONAL MENTION. !
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-, Miss Estelle Brady has returned
after spending some time in Manning
Mrs. J. H. McLaurin and children
are visiting in Winnsboro. 80 .....-...
Miss Columbia Rowland 10 VISITING
friends in Pittsboro, N. c. this week
~
Misses Agnes Davis and Lna Cole
man of Latta were in town Ff1day.
=. -: - :,
Miss Nell Smith spent Monday In
.ggLata. - n
> William Brick has returned from a
business trip to st. Louis, MO.
Miss Margaret Melvin is in Colum-
,bia visiting her sister, Mrs. Matners'
:. smyth Stubbs spent Sunday at the
! Isle Of Palms.
! Rev. w. B. s. Chandler Is spendins
{ some time in HendersoRyille, N" w.
X Miss virginia Lee Of Hawkinsvine
{ Ga, is visiting her aunt. MIS-. !: J.: -, "
;. Hargrove.
Mrs. R. l.. Moody and children and
\ Mrs Don Martin are visiting relatives
Z In Savannah. 49,, .....
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Elliott nave
1 returned from a trip through Ken
tucky. - =
Mrs. S. H. Turner Of Hamlet spent
. Monday and Tuesday In town Win
! her mother, Mrs. S. w. jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ammons are
spending the week at jackson
Springs.
Aaron Rosenburg Left SATURDAY
night for Baltimore to spent week
with relatives.
Meyer Markowitz has accepted a
position with the NJ. H. Blum Co.,
at Latta..
Miss Lacey Jackson has returned
home after spending some time IN
Durham, Asheville and Hamlet.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Williams and
family motored over to Sumter last
week to spend few days with friends.
Mrs. J. w. Connolly and children
have returned from visit to rel
atives in Richmond, Va, and Granam'
n. G..
Mr.. and Mrs! w. J. Carter will
leave this week for Boston, Mass,
where they will visit Commander A.
F. Carter.
Rev. w. C. Allen has returned from
Myrtle Beach and the regular morn
ing services will be held at the Bap-
tist church next Sunday.
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Mrs. N. B. Hargrove left Monday
for a visit to her sister MI :. j. G.
Holiday, in Blackstone, Va.
J.:R, watson and family leave Sat
'urday for New York. While. there
Mrs. Watson will purchase her Fall
line Of ready to wear.
Miss C. B. Mcleod, County Nurse,
has returned after spending her vaca'
ton in. the mountains Of North Car
olina.
Frank Hursey who has been spend
ing some time in Washington with his
brother, left there Wednesday for Bal
timore for an operation.
In the list of election managers pub
lished last week Kemper precinct was
'unintentionally omitted. me manag-
ers at Kemper are: Parker Barfield,
Manton Hayes and James Price.
DR.. r. NJ Buie and family have re-
turned from a. visit to relatives In
North Carolina. DR.. Buie, who recent
ly moved to Dillon from North Caro-
lima, stood his examination before the
State Board few days ago and has
been licensed to practice in this state
-
L. 2. Hewitt, who was taken to a
Fayetteville hospital two weeks age
by the Rescue Workers Of Dillon is
at home again on the mill village. He
is getting on splendidly.. :
Mrs. J. D. Mckinley and daughter,
Cora, who have been spending some
time in Greensboro, N. c., as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Tyson
returned home Tuesday.
Capt. B. Y. Gibson, Of the Rescue
Workers in Dillon, now has in bis
home a little infant child to be adopt
ed into some good home. 1t is a boy
child born July 30th. Only responsible
parties need apply-those who can
give the best of references.
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NOTICE TO MY CUSTOMERS -
e! I have two delivery trucks and two
wagons and am in better position
: than ever to make prompt deliver
+. les. Send me your grocery orders.
buy country produce at highest
market prices. I sell groceries
wholesale and retail. Charlie Sa-
+. leeby.-8 4 If.
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WANT COLUMN

TAKEN UP On Monday one black
pony. Owner can get same by pay
ing for this advertisement. Apply
to ]. 8. Thompson, Dillon, S. G.
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WANTED AGENTS-To write health
and accident insurance in country,
must have car. We pay you while
learning. Address NJ. E. Street,,
Dist. Mgr. Pc. Box 800, Florence,
s. C.-S IL st.
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robson COUNTY FARM LANDS

TOT SdIe-I HdFt seFeIdf Of
best farms in Robson county,
North Carolina, for sale. These
farms are all we'll located as to rail.
road and highway facilities, and
are in the tobacco belt Of the coun-
ty. Also several hundred acres or
we'll located and drained cut-over
lands. Also several million feet
original growth pine timber. See
or write me at Lumberton, n. G. D.
A. Shaw. z 29 st.
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FOR SALE-One windmill with go
foot steel tower, 1850 gallon cy-
press tank, 1 No. Myers pump
further particulars write &. D.
Barlow.-7 29 2tp.
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B.. J. Morten sold tobacco with Neal
& Dixon Bros. Monday for fancy
prices. $50 lbs. brought s64.OO per
hundred, 44O lbs. brought $52.0O per
hundred.-1t.
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LOST - One sorrel horse, about q
years old and black mare mule,
about z years, Wednesday night
from my farm 4 miles from Mullins
No. /. Notify r. A. LeGette, Null
Inns, 8. c., Route 1.-2t.
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FOR SALE - Ten Registered Duroc
Jersey pigs, 10 weeks old. Best Of
fer gets them. Jno. F. Elliott, Dill
Ion, s. C.-8~7 2tp.
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WANTED - Live wire to sell Bris-
co Automobiles in your territory.
J. H. Ham, Distributor, Charlotte
n. CO 29 3tp.
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FOR SALE!MOne exceptionally fine
Jersey cow with twin calves, three
weeks old, one male and one fe-
male. Fourth time cow has calyed.
Mrs. W. J. Montgomery, Marion,
S. C.-8 IL 1t.
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FOR SALE My two houses - the
one in which l am living and the
one ]. H. McLaurin is occupying U
G.. McLaurin.-7 29 st.
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FORDS, FORDS. # have several
Fords at low prices. Also buick
six. Call at my garage. ]. Earle
Bethea.
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FOR SALE-U. S. Standard wag-
on scales, weight 5000 pounds. l..
C.. Braddy.-8 II.
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sTRAYED, SATURDAY, JULY 31st,
a black mare shetland pony. weight
five hundred pounds. Last seen 60
ing toward Smithboro. Reward for
information or return. G. B: Stack
house, Mullins, s. C.-8 7.1tp.
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FOR SALE - ONE NEW FORD
Coupe with starter, everything o.
X. Price right. Write or apply to
w. M. Ford, Lake View, S. c. -1tp
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Mrs. N. B. Hargrove left Monday
FOR a visit to her sister MI :. ]. G..
Holiday, in Blackstone, Va.
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J.:=R. Watson and family leave Sat
urday for New York. While there
Mrs. Watson will purchase her Fall
line Of ready to wear.
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RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE
MASS MEETING

Pursuant r. a call of the Police
jury the citizens CT Madison paris met
at the Court House in T2aulab this
day to discuss the road question of
MADISON Parish.
On motion Honorable Alex Clark
was appointed Chairman of tina meet
ing and W. S. Craig, Secretary.
the chairman announced the pur-
pose Of she meeting and asked for ex-
preesiors Of opinion from those as
sembed.
Varisns citizens addressed the
meeting, giving their opinion as to
the proper action to be taken.
After discussion, on motion of Mr..
Boney the Chairman was asked to ap-
point a committee on resol9tions, 10
be composed of five members. On
this committee the chairman appoint
ed Mrssrs. R. K. Boney, A. E. Adams,
W. d. Ziegler, G. w. Patterson and
j. B. Stone. This commits then with
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r. X. BONEY
A. Z. ADAMS 10
w. ID. ZIEGLER
G. w. PATTERSON
-

Capt. Stone moved the adoption Of
the above report, which motion was
seconded by Hon. j. B. Snyder and
was unanimously carried.
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and to b. Asoted. for in the General
Election to be held, on said last men
toned date. "
Be it further resolved, etc, that
Candidates for Nomination to the re
spectiee offices hereinabove mention
ed shall file with the Chairman of this
Committee, within twenty days from
this date, and on or before IL o'clock
midnight, August IL, 1920, their re-
spective declaration CT intention to
become, such candidates, in the man.
ner and form provided by law.
Be it'furthef resolved, ETC., that
each candidate for. Judge and each
candidate for District Attorney, at
the time of filing is declaration of in
tention to become candidate. shall de-
post witt :the Chairman Of this Com
mittSe- the sum Of $500 to defray
the expense of calling said Primary
Election, &
Be it further resolved, etc., that
this Committee do now adjourn to
meet at til Court House at Tallulah.
La, at II o'clock a. M, on August
12s 1920, for the purpose of cshvass-
Ing the declaration of intention
therefor, Aed with the Chairman, and
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A. J. SEWER, Secretary.