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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23
WANTED

200 volunteer singers to as sist in presenting new an them. Please call at band room, Harvey Hubbell, Inc, factory, corner State street. and Bostwick avenue, Mon day, July 26th, at 8 p. m.
 G. E. CONTERNO.
 23 b.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11

Moved by Commissioner Chick and
supported by Commissioner Creaser
that the above bills as read be al
lowed and clerk be instructed to is
sue checks in payment Of same.
Ayes-Commissioners Chick and
Creaser, Mayor Murphy.
Nays-None.
Moved by Commissioner Chick and
supported by Commissioner Creaser
that the petition from the residents
on Brown street, requesting that
the street be cinderized be referred
to the City Manager for futher ac-
ton. Motion prevails.
Moved by Commissioner Creaser
and supported by Commissioner
Chick that the engineers plans.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11

60 and Get It."-adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11

specifications, profiles and estimates
for the State street south sewer be
accepted. Motion prevails.
Moved by Commissioner Chick and
supported by Commissioner Creaser
that the City Manager advertise for
sealed bids for the furnishing COM
plete upon the City's premises, one
elevated tank and one storage reese
voir. Bids TO be opened at the City
Chambers at eight o'clock p. m. on
November Both, 1920. Motion pre-
walls.
Moved by Commissioner Creaser
and supported by Commissioner
Chick that the Commission adjourn.
Motion prevails.
Charles r. Murphy, Mayor.
Francis c. Hayward, Clerk.
Go and Get It."-adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-11-11
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CITY COMMISSION


Alma, Mich, November S, 1920.
Special meeting of the City Com
mission of the City of Alma, called
by Mayor Charles X. Murphy, after
personally serving notice on the
several commissioners of the City Of
Alma, for the purpose Of:
Transacting all regular business !;
Confirming the proceedings of the
Board of Canvassers of election;
Authorizing the advertising for
bids. to furnish complete one ele-
waited tank and one reservoir upon
the City's property;
Was held in the Council Chambers
on above date.
Meeting called to order at eight
o'clock p. m. by Mayor Charles r.
Murphy.
Commissioners Chick
and Creaser
Absent-Commissioners Glass and
Archer.
There being a quorum present the
meeting was declared to be in ses-
sion.
Minutes Of the preceding meeting
were read and approved and the
proceedings of the meeting Of the
Board of Election canvassers was
read.
Moved by Commissioner Creaser
and supported by Commissioner
Chick that the proceedings Of the
meeting Of the Board of Election
canvassers as read and the certific-
alton thereto be approved.
Ayes-Mayor Charles r. Murphy,
Commissioners Chick and Creaser
Nays-None.
Reading of bills and claims
BILLS and Claims
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
FIRST SERVICE IN GRACE
COVENANT CHURCH TODAY
Sunday School Section of New
Presbyterian Edifice on Nionu-
mcnt Avenue Ready for Use.

Grace Covenant Presbyterian
Church will hold it's first service In
Is new Sunday school building, on
Monument Avenue. near Lee Circle.
gregation has been worshiping in
Binford Junior High School for the
past eighteen months.
During this time over 100 additions
nave been made TO the membership.
Contributions have increased over
100 per cent. Tho church conducted
an every member" canvass during
5 7hs sGriF FGr in, in which ni $500 was
abroad for the coming year.
This new building into which the
church has moved Is said to be one
OF the most complete Sunday school
ment floor has spacious dining rooms
and kitchens. Tho first floor. Il church
parlor. chapel. primary and begin
ners department, The second boor
sunday school, the junior and inter
mediate departments, library and
pastors study. The third boor is
divided into large classrooms and
cations.
1t is planned TO make the church
usctui Tor seven days a week by
m mai 9 it serve as center which
cial and spiritual we'll being of the
church membership. and where cor
dial welcome VIII always await
strangers and visitors.
served for the erection of the main
church auditorium, which will con-
form in design to the building. just
iiniShed and Will seat about 1000. This
VIII be erected when building con-
while dedication services will he
held today there will be appropriate
opening exercises in the Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
KNIGHTS OF XII KLUx KHAN
. ITO Be REORCAN|zED HERE
Representative of Mysterious Order
Is Said to BE in Rich
mOnd.
WAS ORIGINATED IN ATLANTA
Stands for Protection OF Home,
Womanhood, True Patriotism and
Its Principle Is Ono Hundred Per
Cent Amcricanism.

Confirming reports which have been
current several days, definite an
are now being made for organization
Of branch OF the knights OF the
hSG EiuN Khan" in Richmond. The
announcement came from Atlanta,
whore Headquarters OF the orSaniza-
lion is located.
Several prominent citizens are said
to be interested in the movement. and
itris understood that n representative
OF the organization is here to assist
in the organization work.
Klan.' wSi "isf IS said ID to "f be natternsd
after the order that swept from the
South the carpetbagger and the seal
was formed in Atlanta in 1915. Last
year 1t was reported such an organ
izatioa had been formed in Rich
inond. but the report was never
The idea of pcrpetuating the prin-
ciples upon. which the old ku. kluN
Khan was founded originated in the
mind of Colonel William J. simmons:
professor of southern history at
l.anicr University in Atlanta.
Charter IL Granted.
mons met with thirty-four of his
friends and after unfolding his
plans. they signed a petition for a
fSi5 the on organnsrs sssseSbled on
top of Stone Mountain. near Atlanta,
and there, at midnight, under blaz
Ing merry cross, tneS look the oiln
of ALLEGIANCE to the Invisible Empire,
knights of the Ku KluX Khan.
Since the Khan had among; its or
Eanizers three members of the orig
inal Kn Klux Khan. the new organ
ization was granted In its charter all
the legal rights and privileges
granted the original Khan.
The charter was issued by the State
of Georgia December 4. 1915. and u
special charter was granted by the
Superior Court of Fulton County July
l,.lal6.
While conditions today arc not the
Khan was organized. colonel simmons
holds that the need for an orEaniza-
ton of this character is just as press
Ing now as ii ever was.
Purpose of Order.
Its purpose is to inculcatc tho
sacred principles and noble ideals OF
"hiralry, the development OF charac-
ter. the protection Of the home and
the chastity OF womanhood, the eX-
preservation of American ideals and
tho maintenance Of white supremacy"
says a statement sent The Times
Dispatch by Colonel Simmons
Only native horn white American
citizens who believe In the tcncts of
the Christian religion and owe no
allegiance OF any degree or nature
20 any foreign government, political
Organization, sect, people or persons
No man, ii is declared is wanted
in the order who hasn't manhood
enough 10 assume a real oath with
serious PURPOSE to keep the same in
violate. No man is wanted In the
order who Will not or who cannot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
DRAKE, TROLLEY ACCIDENT
VICTIM, SUFFERS RELAPSE
Others Hurt in Leap From blazing
street Chr, Are
IMPROVING.

Others Hurt In Leap From BlHxlnE
street Chr, Are
Improving.
Mrs. IIcrmina Tolker. who was in
jurcd Friday afternoon when an
lakewood and Hollywood street car
caught fire and caused Il panic. is
reported as being much improved,
from information Obtained from the
Grace Hospital. where shc is under
treatment. 1t was first thought that
she had sustained a fractured skull
but All X-Ray revealed that this was
hospital that her sinjuries consisted
only of bruises. and that her condi-
ton Is not regarded as fatal, as was
BeTnicc Brown. s1s South Harrison
Street, who was another victim of
the accident, is also improving and
is resting comfortably. IL was said
at the Retreat for the Sick. She
suffered compound fracture OF the
right leg.
James Drake. 1106 Beverly Street.
whose condition was not thought
serious enough TO neceSSitatc treat
mcnt at hospital. and who was re-
moved to his home. had a sudden re-
lapse last night. and was taken TO the
Retreat for the Sick. 1t was stated
at that institution last night that the
man was suffering from possible
fracture of the skull. Although his
condition is serious. II is not regarded
as critical. ii was said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
Delegate. Arc Chosen.

Dele ates, were chosen TO attend
the State convention at Petersburg
September IS at meeting of the
Grandchildren's Auxiliary. No. ].
Richmond Chapter, United Daughters
OF tho Confoderacy held yesterday In
tho home of Mrs. S. c.. Dew. Those
selected to attend tho convention
We're as follows: Misses Annie b.
crump, Louis Tarborugh, Virginia W.
Jackson, Mclvina Todd, Catherine
Lynch. Lucille Matthews, Elsie Rudd
and Virginia Bcazlcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
Mrs. Cronk VIII spenk.

Mrs. l.. c. Cronk. author and lee
turer, OF New York City, will speak
ut tho First English Lutheran
Church tonight Mt 8 o'clock. Mrs.
Cronk is an editor of tho Methods
department OF tho Missionary Review
Of the World. and associate editor OF
Lutheran Woman's Work. She Is well
Known to Richmond women. Mrs.
Cronk is on her way to Chicago
where .sha will address tho gen
eral missionary conference of the
united Lutheran Church in America
on september II. While In the city
sho will be the guest OF her brother
tho Rev. j. j. Scherer, Jr., 1903 Monu-
mont Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
FINAL CONCERT TODAY
Bnnd Entertainment ut Byrd Park VIII
Close Season of Community Re-.
creation tnsocintion.

The last band concert of tho sea-
son will tako place at William Byrd
Park this afternoon at 4:30 O'clock.
The Community Recreation AssocIa-
tion has conducted eight Sunday
afternoon concerts this summer. The
program for this afternoon promises
to he among tho best rendered
The national air for the wcols Is
Brazirs Hymn of tho Proclamation
of the Republic" Tho Holy City"
will be repeated
Last week tho Community Recrca-
ton Association conducted five out
door motion picture shows, three chill
dreu entertainments and ono band
concert Recreation was provided for
more than 1900 people last week by
this means. The children's entertain
mcnt at Unity Club last night was a
big feature and these children's en-
tcrtainmcnts may become part of the
winters program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

In Miss DAVIS statemen, TO which DR.
sullivan referred above. she says: $40
win and retain public favor. tho men and
women engaged In motion picture work
must at all times keep themselves ply
sicalIy TIT and able to undertake tho
most difficult roles that are demanded Of
them. Radiant health and strong nerves
mako successful movie stars. and I be-
lieVe that II moro people in any walk of
lie realized tho important part health
plays In u5akinge Thorn successes or fail.
uses more peoplo would take steps TO
build thvnsefvca ;Hn Eex Of the psopas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

schoo; and II sermon. The Rev. c. L..
mon ut IL o'clock.
j. Scott Parrish is superintendent
of the Sunday school and Is seconded
teachers. Albert Sidney Johustone
is the leader of tho Mems Brother
hood Bible Glass and Cameron John
son leads large and active class of
women known as the Glad Class"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
win Hold Joint Debate.

a joint debate well be held at the
Apostolic Church, Thirty-fourth and
Leigh Streets, tonight at 7:45 O'Clock
on Does the Bible Teach the Ami
hilation of the Wilfui, Wicked Judas
Included" G. NJ Childress has taken
the affirmative. and Is. q. Pcasc, pas
tor of the church. the negative. The
public is urged to attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

swear an unqualified allegiance to tho
government of the United States of
America. its nag and it's Constitution.
The knights of the ku KluX Khan
is said to be the most secret of all
secret organizations, and great inter-
est has been aroused in the organiZa-
tion because OF the mystery which
surrounds IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

Robert q. Hunlcy, the NirGinian
who served as an officer with the
old Fifteenth New York Infantry. A
negro outfit. during the world war.
ana WHO has been absent from the
of wound received in the Cham
payne offensive in 1918. has returned
10 the city TO resume tho practice of
law. He is n son OF Judge George j.
Hundley of Prince Edward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
City.s Population by Wards.

Richmond's population by wards
was announced yesterday by the
Census Bureau in Washington as fol-
lows: Clay, 1854; jefferson. 4l.S4G:
Madison, i0.796, and Lee i9.0Sl. Lee
has the largest population by reason
of the extensive anneNationS made 10
the north Otthc city in 1911.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

Ing herself up at time when she be-
camo weak and rundown is in Itself
evidence OF how highly this
preparation isNegarded as a means for
creating red blood. srength and endur-
ance. I am convinced that II the aver
age woman would use tho same means as
Miss Daw for keeping her blood rich
In strengthening Iron. there would DO
fas less numbers who would md them
selves tired out and, nervous when they
should DO strong, enargeue aud nlled With
y4fnfitvf4 y 80 ~ ~. - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

nlAsuTAcruRrAs' NOTE: Nuxa,ed Iron. wh,c.
% rec0mmended above. Is not secret remedy buj
UnSe tbe oser nnr9sn,, iro drgGs;ts
issm his and Doc. not njars tho teeth nss
Of genuine NuIsted Iron g stamped a. follows
sdd .1 ne vords Hu1ased iroS arc stamp IN
DOT bo led Into accepting inferior substitutes The
mes,nuyisstuse1 guarantss sueeeui and entilely
SSs 1S9ass S., ~; g q ssas . q 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
Tint Your Gray Hair?
Trial Package Free!

Just for short time. in order 10
prove 10 many more thousands OF
wcmen that Brow n. tone Us in fact
the perfect TIM f!c.' gray, faded
streaked hair the manufacturers Of
send trial package free to those
who write az once.
Brownatonc is positively guaran-
tecd and cannot !njurc the hair in
any way, hut Will quickly transform
gray. faded hair in the most auaZint;
manner so that your friends VIII mar
vel 10 see You growing younger in
stead of older.
Regular hotties can he had from
any druggist AZ soc and $3.50 Two
colors: Light to Medium Brown and
Dark Brown to Black"
For free trial bottle with casv,
complete directions. send u cents 10
nay postage, packing and war tax 10
The keGton PharmaCal Co. 532 Cop
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

49, # p'etuFeS know OF the
$18 hard work. tho Ions
.,r. hours and the groa
strain upon the nerves tim
MIL the taking OF even n sing,s
sfA picture involves. When
t8 feel myself getting tired
9M8 OUT. nervous ana with nd
ew reserve strength to draw
Eel upon. I turn to Nuxntcd
&A Iron for relief and would
E5sA Siadly recommend IL "a
2aA any one" Miss DAVIS opin-
#3 lon Is strongly supported
8W by me statement OF Miss
~ Dorothy Dalton, brilliant|
star of the New York Pro-
duction "Aphroditc" and considered
one OF the most beautiful womcnI
OF the screen. who says: TN my
picture work and on tho stage.
which at times is very strenuous,
have found Nuxated Iron n rrcat
help. 1t has wonderful building
powers and makes rich blood"
1t Is surprising how many women
who are weak. tired-out and nervous
suffer from iron deficiency and do|
not know II. II you arc not strongj
ana well you owe 1t 10 yourself i'd
make the following test: See how
long you can work or how far youI
can walk without becoming tired.
Next take two five-grain tablets od
Nuxated Iron three times per day|
after meals for two weeks Then ,esd
your strength and sec how much youj
have gained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
Radiant Health and
Strong Nerves Make
Successful Movie Stars


Screen Star Explains Ho
Nuxated Iron to Rebuild
Forces When Long He
Overwork Had Slapped
Strength and Energy.
Night after night there a
thousands who sit In Il
many moving picture the
aters and admire the en-
ergy and power Of the
men and women who play
the leading parts on the
screen. yet little do they
realize how these movie
stars must constantly strive
to Keep health and strength
10 the highest degree.
In the words OF DIR. James
Francis Sullivan. formerly
physician OF bellevue Hos
pital Outdoor Dept.), New 4
York. and the West hester (
county Hospital, "These
people might never achieve
such great success were It
not for the fact that flowing
through their veins Is pure,
red blood, rich in iron" DR..
sullivan continues: I have
been especially interested In
the statement OF Miss Mar
jorle Daw. whose notable
screen trlumphs have. with
in q very short time. !:
given her widespread
popularity. In the ro.cs 20
which Miss Daw has
played great courage and
daring have been required.
and were II not for the
possession OF unusual
strength and endurance
] feel sure that she would
never had been able to
give evidence OF the alum
dant vitality which has
helpeu to mako her such
q success. That she turned
TO Nuxated Iron as a means
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

ponds largely upon keep
Ing physically fit con-
slider II advisable TO mke
NuIatrd Iron 70 main
tain ct all times nm
abundance of energy and
vitality, then tho average
person might we'll fol-
low their example In
building up health nnd
strength"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
Says Beautiful Marjorie Daw

DIR. james Francis Sullivan, formerly physcIan
of Bellevue Hospital Outdoor Dept.>, New York,
and the westcliester County Hospital. says thut
tho ACCOMPANYING article should he read by
every ono WHO desires to reach n fullness OH
health and power such Is possessed by
the leading stars of the movies j
~ Dr. Sullivan snys: 'k tho men
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-01-24
ROSEBUD


Rosebud. Texas. Jan. 22.--seryices
were great at all services Sunday
and very largely attended The pas
tors Of all the churches Of the city
were present The installation OF
Rev. A. c. Harris as pastor OF the
Independent Baptist church was a
success A logical and timely install
iation sermon was preached by Rev.
M u. Cooper OF Hearne Texas. Mr.,
A. w. Ford and others are putting
forth strenuous efforts 10 replace
their school which recently burned
Mrs. Estella Adkins OF Dallas Texas
Is in the city at the bedside of heI
niece. Mr.. and Mrs. HUTCHINSON have
returned from Columbus Texas, and
reports a pleasant stay. Mrs; LOUISE
Mcclinton left for her home IN lious'
ton. Texas. Rev. CaateIe OF Bryan
was IN the city visiting his mothe,
in-iaw and fathef-in-law. Mr. ant
Mrs. Teal Mrs. Banks who has beer
on the sick list for some time Il
cOnvaleacent.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-01-24
sAcKsoNvILLE

Jacksonville. Texas, Jan. 22.-sun-
dav was High Day for all church
roers. Rev. 1. n. willis pastor Of
BENSON Chapel c. NJ. Il. church was
with his people SUNDAY and preached
An able sermon to large conBreBa-
ton az the IL o'clock service ana az
night Rev. r. q. Young y. E OF
Palestine. preached an excellent SER
mon. Wedding bells rang heavy and
loud and the matrimonial spirit ran
high in the city; the following per-
son were Joined in Holy Bonds Of
Wedlock: Mr.. ID. Stewart To- Miss
lena Thomas. Mr.. Sylvester Castor
10 Miss Coda Price; Mr.. G.. j. CASTOR
TO Miss Saliie LoclShart: MI ~ M
Sanders to Miss Julia Campbell sun
day evening, Rev. s. A. Benson ofii-
ciated Miss Emma Patrick Of Long
view n in the city visiting her SIS
Ter. Mrs Mary Tatum. Misses Willie
Emory and Ida Thompson have given
their names as regular readers q
Inc Express. Rev. A. NJ. Mitchell
pastor Of Rising Star Baptist church
Allied HIS regular appointment sun
day. Services good and well attend
ed Mr. Hudie Hollins spent Sunday
In Tyler Mrs. Dizzy Ray has re-
turned home after an EXTENDED "Trip
TO Athens Ennis and Houston, Mrs
M u. Martin returned home SUNDAY
after a two weeks stay in Dailaa
Misses Jane Jones and Onnibretta
Weems, after several weeks stay IN
the city left Tuesday for their home
Arhwine after a. few days Visit IN
Beaumont returned home last week
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-01-24
Quincy

Quincy. Texas. Jan. 22.-xsunday was
high day ut Quincy. Rev. Brown
preached an able sermon. Service
was well attended.
The funeral OF Mr.. Tom walker Of
Terrell Texas. the son Of Mrs Dinah
Billins was preached at Rock Hill
Baptist Church Sunday January 18th.
Ali Join the bareaved family In sym
pathy and hope their loes ~ Heavens
gain. Prof j. l.. Hamilton made a
business trip TO Jacksonville Satur-
phone Company. It Is doing splend-
day Mrs II. l.. Price and daughter.
Matte was in Jacksonville Saturday
on business Miss shilna NJ. Bragg
is the hello girl IN the Quincy Tele-
ID business. DR. II. 9. Boykln. prac-
ticiny physician OF Quincy was out
Of town last week on business. Mr..
w Currcy Price and Alton Wright
are still wording In interest Of the
Andy Realty Company. reports good
business Tho Chamber OF Commerce
met Monday night and reported a
god meeting. The Quincy business
II doing fine and Is a great uplift
set up frat-class shoe shop Also
phone Office. They are doing a SPLEEN
did business DR. r. c. Boyisin prac-
ticing physician Of Quincy was out
good meeting. The Quincy Business
Ashton is In the city this week. For
the Dallas Express see j ~ Price.
agent. Misses Cordia and Lille
Ragsdale are visiting in Quincy this
week
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-01-24
ITAscA

Itasca. Texas Jan. 22.-Sunday was
high day at Bethlehem Baptist church.
Promptly at 900 Sunday morning
Supt. VIM. with his faithful workers
were at their posts OF duty. After
lesson study. The Pastor Rev. Bur-
ton reviewed the lesson which was
enjoyed by all. After a warm praise
service the pastor electrified us with
one OF his soul stirring sermons. At
ership of Bro. McGinnis, held the
fort for one hour and n half. After
most interesting lesson aud Bible
drill we listened to nice program
OF which all enjoyed. All of our
auxllliaries are putting on new life.
Services were reported good from the
Little Bethel A. M. e. church. Mrs.
Robinson and Bro. VIII Lindsay of
Winchester, Tenn. are visiting their
Jane Wilmington OF oceola and
Misses Georgia Mae. and Easter Hart,
Of Palestine, Texas, are the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs Brown. Mrs. Rebecca
| Hardaman. mother az Mrs. Mary Har-
rell died here (1tasca) Jan. 4th.
| Her remains was carried 10 Fort
Worth, her home, for burial. Mrs.
N. S Scott Is on the sick list. Our
| public school with Mrs. NJ. " San
| ford. principal and Miss H. E Orr
Is making things hum. New scholars
kindergarten school under Mrs A. H.
Carter is doing nicely Prof ]. w
Sanford. principal OF Hlllsboro school
spent part OF the week ut home lasi
week Mr.. j. w. Il. Thompson Is
on the sick list Report your church
news to Mrs, j. w p. Thompson
1916 +. 1st street. Phone 1885.