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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
Two More Irish
Pickets Arrested

MASIINGTON, ADrlI In."MrH-
James Walsh OF New YORK Ciiy. who
STYLES herself ~ captain" of the
Irish plckcts and two other women
who were bearing banners IN front
Of the British embassy today were
arrested on charges Of violating fed
ernl statutes.
The other two women are Mrs.
Thomas Currin. OF Philadelphia and
Mira. Katherine Culumbine. OF New
York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
FRANCE DEFENDS
OCCUPATION ORDER
Could Make no More
Concessions to Germany
Note Declares

LONDON, Aprii t0.--An outline Of
the answer to the French note with
regard TO occupation OF Frankfort and
other German cities was discussed at
before the departure - Premier Lloyd
George for san iscmo.
FRANCE DEFENDS
OCCUPATION ORDER
PARIS. April iO.--The note sent
Yesterday by Premier Mlllerand to the
british government in reply 10 tho
British note with regard 10 the action
Of France IN sending troops into the
neutral zone in Germany says.
THE French government afiirms
first Of All that no doubt can be felt
Of this loyalty OF It's attitude. The al
lies have been constantly informed OF
its policy. The French government
has always opposed the entry OF sup
Elementary German troops into tho
Ruhr region and has added that the
authorization for such an entry must
have a counterpart Ia the occupation
OF Frankfort and DaTmstadt. On April
its Representatives IN all the allied
capitals Informed the governments to
which they were accredited Cat the
same time a spy being sent to the
allied Representatives In puriss that
Marshal foch's measures could no
longer be postponed Further tho
French government recalled that tho
matter concerned the violation OF one
OF the most solemn clauses OF the
treaty signed by France, and that tho
German government had formally rec
Ognizcd that formal authorization
given IN advance, WIS necessary for
such derOgatiOn. and that France
had the right TO ask for territoriai
guarantees.
How could the government Of
France have been satisfied with the
German promise 10 withdraw tho
troops when order has hocn restored
The question could be asked when
the British government. which no
doubt has not measured tho danger Of
these Systematic violations would step
In the path OF concessions. France In
any case, was obliged to say; That h.
enough
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
STATE OF SONORA
IN OPEN REVOLT
Sewers Relations With
Mexico and Will Defy
CarranZa

Aqua PHlETA. son. Mex. April
10 The initial iirst break toward
open admission oi revolt in sonora
came this morning when the Sonora
stale congress convened 300 secret ses-
sion az uermosillo and r"pudiated the
Mexico crutrai government according
iu Fernando Mendoza, who made the
announcement in Aqua Irieta Just
after noon
This i- taken Go mean in American
clrc.e- fhut sonora .s making open
declaration uf Independence ana is Boa
line with the action reported tu hc in
progress nN iur state tn defy tarruuNt
to diScharr" the customs house work
rr- of Aqua rrictt.
This action wHE announced hN con-
grvr- tuie morning after uu all night
executive session. says the telegram
o. Mendoza,
Go,crlpor Explains.
Governor DE La llucrtH of sonora,
tn 90 Telegram iu General salvador
AlVurudo here said.
TN view OF tho Replies uf President
'DartHuzA tu th, governor ana con-
grcss ul the state of sonora % was
decided Co suspend relations with tho
central government uUiil such time as
the rtuHCs leading Goo the determine o.
ton had ccuscd tu exist
The state authorities of sonora had
called upon President tArrtn|t To
halt the mobilization nf federal troops
within sonora. They chu,rc the Mex
lean president was plotting tu cs-
tHblish military dictatorship iu the
state and take over The state govern =
mont u had been openly clurgcd
] this was u plot against the president
' 'lai candidacy ut General phrDgon.
/ CRrrauza answered the stat" authufi-
. ties that he had up such intention.
but that the troops wrrc being or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
OMAHA MEN REFUSE
TO NOTE TO SrIlIkI

INAHA. NOD ApFII IV,-UWhha
and council Bluff outlaw" switch
men aid not vOte to strike last night
and Bert Parker temporary chair
man said today he does not believe
they will strike. They will meet again
sunday night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
Wilson Left Out
OF New Proposal of
Adriatic Settlement

LONDON, April lo.-R Reports that
"a now basis Of settlement of tho Nd
tiatic question has been proposed hv
Premier LLOYD George ON which tho
advice uf the United States was not
solicited. were confirmed hy an au-
thoutstive Serbian official this morn
ms
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16
McCLINIIC ITEMS.

Written by a" and p" Classes,
Caa1ch Smith and his mother and
Mr.. Bob Ferris and son. Hampton,
were the guests Of Ed Ferris and
family Sunday night, - Jack Brown
was picking peaches and fell out Of
the tree and broke his collar bone and
one rio. 1870 Mr.. and Mrs. John Mollet
have q little baby boy. - There are
TWO new scholars going to the Nc
Clinttc school. Their names are Ce-
celia Giles and Fritts Craig. - Mr..
Emil Featz, the cashier Of the Rush
Hill bank, died Saturday night at
twelve o'clock on account of having
hear. trouble. His funeral was Mon
day at three O'Clock. We are all sor-
.v because we have lost a good friend
that was loved by everybody, - Nc
CUntic school opened Monday with an
enrolment Of twenty-five pupils.
They spent the morning in regular
school work. At noon the children as
a-cN| IS the patrons Of the district en-
,aved q basket dinner. In the after
~.on several games were played.
County Superintendent Ed G, 0futt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16
CANT ITEMS
(From Last Weekly

Miss James, the teacher at Cant, Wis
tied homefolks from Friday evening
until Monday morning. John Scholl
and family visited near Younger Sun
day. About fifty were present at
Salt River Sunday School Sunday. L.
l. VIM and family, our superinten-
dent, visited his aunt and family,
Clara Wilson of Clifton Hill, No. -
Miss Wilmuth Jesse visited V. V.
Smith Sunday. - Friends and rela-
tives of Mrs. Will Pulls surprised her
Sunday All carried tie good eats
with them and enjoyed the day to-
gether and went home wishing her
many more birthdays Spared
Smith. brother Of Weldon Smith, died
in Mexico at the hospital Saturday
evening. A number of the relatives
were at his bedside. - L McCarty and
John Scholl sold fat calves to Gilmore
and Huffman at 10 and 70 cents. They
were good ones and fat. - Mrs. Kelly
Robinson has returned home from al
most a months stay with her mother
and sisters. - Most everyone has
sowed a few turnip seed. Potatoes
scarce and we have to have some
hing to fill up on. - Everybody that
could 90 was IN Mexico Saturday even
ing. Aunt Nell Davis is still in
bed. She fell and broke a bone in
her hip sometime ago, Levi Lat
liner and family were Sunday visitors
Of Albert Wise and wife. Grover
Sims is feeding a bunch Of mules.
Lee Miller and family, James Daniels
and wife went to James Reatty's from
Sunday school Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

Martin Durham Of east Of Fulton
Is in a critical condition in the State
Hospital in Fulton As the result Of in
Juries received when he was kicked by
4 mule Saturday, Mr.. Durham, reach
ed down TO get a rope which he had
dropped from his wagon, and as he
Strengthened up one Of the mules
kicked him in the abdomen. He is re-
ported as resting well.
f z. Taft IS in Jasper county look
ing after his farming interests. He
expects to put in 1l0 acres Of wheat
there this year while he plants his
good Republican vote in Audrain
county. Hr. Tai. says .bero IS moth
ing partial about him.
Harry Brooks Of IIatton re-
ceived 1915 for one span of
mules and $475 for another that
he sold recently to J. Ed Moore
Of Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16
FACT.
Local Evidence.

Evidence that can be verified.
Na"t is what we wart.
Opinion is not enough.
Opinions differ.
Here's p Mexico fact.
You can test IL.
R. A. Fry. 500 breckenridge. pror.
grocery store. saws: "I know wha-
Doan's Kidney Pills are. They did ne
worlds Of good a few years ago.
Ny Kidneys were ont of order and
caused me considerable trouble
There WIS a dull. constant ache and
soreness in the snail Of my back and
| was in 4 miserable shane. Ny Kid
news did not act right and | was IN
a run down condition. 7 had heard 50
much "hn"' Doqn's Kidney Pills thai
! got a box. They helped me and 7
continued using them until cured. I
have never had q return of the trou-
Price zoe. at 81 dealers. Don't
-.v SIX for a kidney remedy
0oan's Kidney PiIls-tha same that
Nr. Fry had. Foster Nilhurr Co..
Buffalo. n. Y. ADV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given. that letters
Of Administration upon the estate Of
ROY E. FLEMING, Deceased
have been granted to the undersigned
Florence Fleming, by the Probate
Court Of Audrain County, Missouri,
bearing date the 18th day Of Sept
ember, 1920.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required 10 EXHIBIT
them 10 her for allowance within six
months from the date of said letters,
they may he precluded from any
benefit Of such estate; ard if saii
claims be not exhibited Within one
~ from the date CT grant IL saji
letters. thrr will ho forever harreA
FLORENCE FLEMING.
Administrative
Attes:ed by ne this 13 day Of
September, 1920.
81 al r s. SHANNON.
30-It Judge Of Probate Cour,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16
Surprise Party.

On Sunday, September s., which
was Mrs. Earl Motlcy's birthday, her
sistcr-in-Iaw, Mrs. A. l.. Motley in
yited about so friends together and
gave her a surprise party, All came
with large lunch baskets filled with
god things to eat and everyone spent
a most enjoyable day. Among those
present were: Louis Motley and wife
and S. K. Caldwell and wife, parents
of the surprised; A. L. Motley, wife
and two children, Malcolm and Jack;
D. F. Nation and wife; j. f. North
cutt. wife and two children, Harold
and Norma; Ed Trower, wife and five
children, Ruby, Helen, Glenn, j.. b.,
and Goldie; John Schroeder, wife and
daughters. Ida and Gertrude; Lou
| Hollingsworth and wife; Les Will
liams. wife and children, Elizabeth,
]. 7. and Martha; Ogle Helm, wife
and two children, Johnnie and Roxiei
J. r. Clithero, wife and daughters
Juanita and Pauline; Fay Utterback
wife and two children, Glenna and
Joe; Stanley Caldwell wife and baby
Junior; Cecil Pease. wife and chill
dren, Anna and Raymond; Verde
Goodman, wife and two children, j
w. and Mary; Clayton Daniels; Miss
Clara Richards; w. Clyde Johnson
wife and children, DeLaporte ant
Nancy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

We have a car of mill feed
consisting of Bran. Shorts, Oil
Meal, Barley, Etc, on track now.
Meal, Barley, Etc. on track now.
Come and get what you want off
the car and save money. PRO-
DUCERS GRAIN co. Tele-
phone $50. 22i-2t wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

We have a car of mill feed
corr ting ef BRAN, Shorts, Oil
Meal Barley, Etc, on track now.
Come and get what you want off
the car and save money. PRO
DUCERS GRAIN co. Tele-
phone 9J6. 224-2t wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16
American Legion, Attention

Regular meeting of James Bledsoe
Post No. &c, merican Legion, Thurs
day evening, September 10th, at the
Community Room, s o'clock sharp.
sharp. Visiting members welcome.
JOHN BARCLAY, P. c.
224-2t WI ROY GREASY, p. A.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

J. Z. Seitz and wife, who have been
in Texas, are home looking well and
we are clad to say they will remain
here for some time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16
Marriage Licenes Issued.

A marriage license was issued
Tuesday TO Euell Mitchell Of Martins
burg and Miss Mary Morthlan of No
limo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

Plowman Tractor is in almost as
good condition as a new one. Has
been used only one season. Price
SITS with plows. AUTO SALES
co. d1w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

Clarence league Of Laddonia spent
Sunday in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

Donly Williams of Vandalia visited
friends here Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

MARTINBURG GIANTS will play
The St. Louis Franklin Club at Mar
cinsburg Sunday, Sept. 10th. WHIP
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

J. f. Calhoun Of Laddonia was here
Saturday On business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

LOST: - Vacuum cap tire
32 30 rim on Paris road. Call
2Fl3. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

A. C. johnson of Vandalia spent
Saturday in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16
FOR SALE Or TRADE-Gen-

FOUND-Lady's pocket book in
court house during Round Up. See
J.. D. MILLER, court house. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

One 1911 Ford touring car for sale
at $50. AUTO SALES COMPANY.
d1w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16
WEDDINGS.



Miss Mildred Pearl and DR.. j..
E.. Miller will be married Wednes
day night at $50 o'clock at the
Christian church by the Rev. K.
H. Gentry. The ring service viii
be used.
Miss Pearl was graduated
from the Mexico schools and OF
the University of Missouri. DR..
4lillr is a graduate of Iowa and
Illinois medical schools and a
member of the local Elks and
Aasons.
Tn Ledger joins the many
friends Of the couple in extend
g congratulations.
The welding of Miss Hannah
Moore Furs. Of San Jose, Cal, and
Charles v. Everett Of S.. Louis took
place a: ) o'clock Tuesday evening
az the home Of the brides aunt, Mrs.
Sam Locke. There were TO attend
ants. The bride was given away by
ler uncle, 3Ir. Locke,
After the wedding, a n course
luncheon was served 70 about twenty
Of Mrs. Eyeretts friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett left Wednes-
day morning for St. Louis whore the
will maketheir home. Mr.. Everett is
instructor in English at Washing
ton University there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

Mrs. ]. C. Renoe left Wednesday
for Paris, KY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

Subscribe for the Evening LedEer~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

FOR SALE:-Wheat disc drill,
good condition, price right. w. NJ.
COPENHOVER, Thompson, Route /.
w2t-p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

FOR RENT:-5 room house. 3
lots and outbuiIdings. 1908 n. Jeffer-
son street. phone 465. 220-4t w1t-p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16
FARMERS
EXCHANGE.

WFOR SALE:-White Rocks eggs;
premium stock; s1.OO a setting, or 2
settings for $50. Phone S53. SLIP
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

FOR SALE Player piano,
brand rew Kimball. Will sell for 5000
less than factory price. Part cash
and good bankable note or stock.
Phone 4G5. call at 60I \. Washington
Street. 221-3t wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

wFARM WANTED-Small well
improved Audrain County farm; pos
session Fall or next Spring; give low
est cash price. ROSS HALLOCK,
1922 McCausland ave, st. Louis, Mo.
27-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-09-16

FOR SALE OR RENT;-To a
responsible party. : room house with
bath: desirable location. hone 703.
d1w1
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Games Postponed.

The local high schoo! team
went to llarrogate, Tenn, on
Tuesday of last week TO play n
scheduled game OF baseball with
the prep team OF the Lincoln
Memorial University, but were
prevented on account of rain.
They We're also scheduled 10
play the Lee County Industrial
School team Mt Ewing on this
trip, but returned home with
out playing either game. Two
games will be played here this
week. l.. b. | of Pennington
Gap, will be- here for Thursday
afternoon and l.. NJ U. Satur
day afternoon.
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New Express Agent.

Joseph NJ. Baker. chief clerk
To the superintendent of the
Southern Railway at this place
was recently appointed express
agent here succeeding G. C..
Long, who had charge for sew
eral months. He is being as.
sisted by l.. Il. Morrell, who
was formerly enploycd in the
Southern Railway offices at
this place, aud NJ. + Strel.innu,
OF Bristol. MIR Baker, howey-
er, still retains his position
with the company.
The express office was niov ed
INTO Golfers ware house. only
II few feet from its former locn
tlon, where rooms we're fitted
mp specially for this business.
w. Is Bounds still has the con
tract To haul express from both
railway stations.
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Theatrical.

An ArknnsDs rnrn tr,rl. v.,s
enpaoel far ~. ,Jo,,',r.,,l.i ,,,
of he horse r,cing rn,,a. -
uShonl1 . unshonj Eor,;y..3,
Fla. bio WilIi,m ~, ,.;
Which will bn snnn rlnrs,I.y
the Amuzn Thaotar NINE i,
wa. possible ia oct ,he mnst oy
citino s.nn.s .,.r sLnv., -, 49,.
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Child Critically Ill.

Freezing, Va, April 23.-Crit,
the 10 year old son of Marshall
Mullins. of Isom. is in "A serious
condition from illness, and the
local medical practitioners are
unable TO diagnose his case.
The most marked feature of his
sickness ID the loss of vitality
The boy has been confined To
his bed during the past several
months. For weeks he to, k
practically no nourishment ex-
Icept a limited amount'o of candy.
At this date he has eaten moth
ing for twenty three days. lie
retains his mental faculties,
but owing to his low vitality he
talks but little.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Davis
and little son, Edward motored
mp to Norton Sunday and spent
the day with friends.
Kyle shores, of Wytheyille,
spent IA few days this week in
the Clap on business.
Hubert Potter has gone to
Orlando, Florida, where he viii
play ball in the Florida League
this summer
Miss Bruce Skcen spent the
week end at Martha Washing
ton College, Abingdon, Visiting
old school mates.
Mrs. Malcolm smith and
daughter, Miss Ruth, spent Fri
day at Coehurn attending tile
school fair.
FOR SALE.-Nice baby car
iinge almost new aud in perfect
condition Bargain for cash.
Address Box 45 or phone l49.-
adv
" lG. Wampler attended the
Billy sunday meetings in Rris-
Ito! on last tuesday morning
and night
The intricate Man is Coming,
adv
The lloyd Guild, of Chr list
Episcopal church, will meet this
week at the home of Mrs.
Ithoads on Thursday Afternoon
ut $3.50 o'clock.
Misses Ruth Barron and Ma
ry Lyle spent the week end at
Coebnrn visiting Miss Mary
Johnson and attending the
school fair.
Mrs Blake Wumpler aud lit.
tie daughter, Nellie, spent Sat
urdny aud Sunday in penning
ton Gap with relatives.
Mrs. Il. MorreIl left last Sat
urday for Texas, where she will
jim her husband, who formerly
had position in tho Gap with
the Southern Railway, but now
has IL similar position with IL
large railroad in Texas.
Enrlinna and June Pink TO
matu Plants, also early Cabbage
Plants for sale. Phone or write
Lindsey Horton, city.-adv.
Miss Louise Horsley, who is
attending school mt Stonewnll
jackson College, Abingdon,
spent the week end in the Gap
visiting her father, Mayor
w. j. Ilorsley.
Misses Ruth Smith, Matte
Burke aud Virginia Senton, who
are among the bright young
ladies of the high school in the
Gap, represented the Big Stone
Gap High School very ably last
Friday afternoon in the spelling
match at Coeburn of all the
county high schools.
FOR SALE.-Nice baby car
rage almost new and in perfect
condition. Bargain for cash
Address Box IS or phone 49,
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Congress owes Il sacred duty
to the country. II should take
prompt action To restore the de-
declining Liberty Bonds to par
value. Millions of small in.
yestors who placed their all in
these bonds to aid the govern
ment are facing a serious tinan-
cial loss through the shrinkage
1t is n reflection upon the
country.
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The intricate Man is Coming.


Cup last week with her father,
W. II. Carrier.
Mrs. Langhorne, who was
formerly Miss Mary KunSel. re-
turned lat week to her home
In fn'nskl after spending sev
erai days in the Clap, the guest
of Mrs. John W. Chaliley
Mrs. l.nnghorne was the hon.
Gree of delightful card party
gwen by Mrs. Chalkley during
her visit in the Gap.
| Miss Eleanor Hakcr, who mas
been spending IL few weeks in
The Gap with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. W. a. Baker, return
ca last Monday from Abingdon,
where she had been spending a
lew days taking treatment in
me George Ben Johnston Me.
mortal Hospital Miss Eleanor
expects To return to Baltimore
soon To complete her training
III on" of the hoHpitals there.
q. i. and | T. GiIly took
their boys for nights STAY in
the "wilds" of Hru-hy Ridge
last Saturday night. Tie,
armed lh' msrlvcs with high
lowered rifles aul sprnl pnrr Of
| the night hunting for hears and
~ l'i rhir Failing To find my
knmr "f Ibis sort they pitched
trit ~ Il hollow where they
toll many hair raising advcn-
lures "t tamuns hunters aud In
dian ii-h "r1 during the DAYS
Of Danitl Brmue b,furr "a huge
bon fire.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. b. Alsover
aud two children, Miss Evelyn
and Master Robert. notored M
to Coebnrn Friday morning
and attended the school fair,
where, IN the afternoon, Miss
Evelyn, together with Misses
Ihrlml Dowell aud Margaret
Wolfe represented the gram
mar grades of the Big Stone
Gap Public School very credit
ably IN the spelling match of
all the county schools
Dan Pierson, Jr., oldest son
OF MIR. and Mrs ID. b. Pierson.
lof the Gap. who ia attending
school at the Kentucky Military
Institute in Louisville. with his
brother, james, had the mis-
fortune last week while PLAY
ing base ball to get hit on the
nose with a bali and brcnking
his nose IN five places. The uc
cident occurred IN Florida AT
the winter quarters of X. NJ /
Just before The school returned
To Louisville, where Dan is re
ceiVing the best of medical.
attentiuu
Miss Adelaide Petit went nv
er to Abingdon Friday morning
to accompany MIR aud Mira
j f Bullitt, Jr., and baby
daughter, Margaret Victoria
back To the Gap this week
Mr. Bullitt, who has been
spending several weeks at Geo.
| Ben Johnston Memorial Hos
pital IN Abingdon, is improving
rapidly and after his return to
the Clap VIII soon be- able to re-
sumo his work with the law
firm Of Rulliit and Chnlklry. Of
which he is n member
Mrs. Eula Young Morrison
Of tile editorial staff of the
Richmond Times Dispatch. one
of the best morning newspapers
in the south, is visiting her pa.
rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ
Young, in Turkey Cove this
week Mrs Morrison, who is
an experienced newspaper
writer, was connected with the
Post for Il long time while she
lived in Big Stone Gap and is
we'll known to n large number
of our readers.
Will H. Nickels aud family
We're delighted To have as their
guesta during the Easter tide,
Mr. Nickeis' mother, Mrs. Lucy
a. Nickels, If Wood, Va. Mrs
Nickela is Real Daughter Of
the War of 1912" being "A
daughter of Col. a. Nj. Gray
who was enc of the seven who
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AUTO SUPPLIES

AUTO BILLING STATION. - You
doni have 10 blow your horn for MS.
We are always on the job lust received
a ne" Scout Model ldian Motorcycle
Vail and see it Phone l5l. l5-ls
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rArEN mANGlNn

Il. J. VAN win be glad 10 show yo,
samples Of wall paper and take Your
"fdeia any lime and DO your work As som
as l"Ssibie Phone liz 1918
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RESTAURANTS
rilEssiNG

SANITARY Dry Cleaning n Pressing CO
liats blocked letrlmined and cleaned
'l"lhes cleaned aud pressed Work call
ea ior ,ni delivered Prompt sery ice
lanAnAS a speciality 'lhns l}uckncr.
Mkr Fhunc 40 lh-lS
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PLANTS FOR SALE.-To.
matoes, cabbage, ogg plant,
canlifiower and peppers. Also
large .ransplanted tomato
plants Mrs ID, G. Wolfe, city
adv.
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CEMENT BUlDlNG BLOCKS
foR CEMENT BLOCKS. cement brick
Aau cement work see w. +. Baker,
ll-tf