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Smyrna times., 1920-04-21
A WOman'S Private
Fortune.

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seeing his wife, daughter,
mother or sister, in possession
of a PRIVATE FORTUNE.
One from which she would
receive income at stated period
despite any reduction of your
own earnings.
And which will supply all her
personal needs and provide for
her charities.
And which will be HERS, no
matter what happens to you or
to your own fortune.
impossible in my case" 10
you say?
But have you looked into the
Equitable Trust Plan" for
creating and enlarging an in
dependent estate? Have you
read our folder "In Her Own
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telling you just how you can,
within a reasonable time, out
of your present earnings, build
an independent, private fortune
for relative or for yourself?
Ask for the folder
and booklet
Smyrna times., 1920-04-21
CHANGES IN NJ. P. CONFERENCE
Rev. E. C. Graham Sent Back to
Ewells Church, Clayton

LWcllS NhuHSll, OIdy iOu
At the close Wednesday of the
Maryland Annual Conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church, the ap-
pOintments were announced as fol-
lows: For Delaware, Clayton, E. c.
Graham; Cannon, J. w. Townsend;
Delmar, E. H. Jones; Dover and Leip-
sic, 7. w. Crosby; Georgetown, J. T.
Bailey; Greenwood, H. w. Johnson;
Harbeson, c. S. Day; Indian River,
To be supplied; Laurel, w. L. Hoff-
man; Laurel Circuit, J. P. George;
Lewes, To be supplied; Milford, C. F.
Dryden, Milton, T. o. Grouse; Reli-
ance, F. C. Cliff; Seaford, B. F. Ruley
Selbyville, To be supplied.
Appointments for towns on the
Eastern Shore were: Crisfeld, C. NJ.
Elderice; Crumpton, To be supplied;
Mariners, C. M. Adams; Caroline, A..
w. Belts, Cambridge, R. Y. Nichol-
son; Cambridge Circuit, To be sup
piled; Cecil, C.. E. Turner; Centre
vile, G. @. Bacchus; Chestertown,
N. o. Gibson; Dorchester, D. w. An
stine; Denton, ]. A. Dudley; Easton,
Z. T. Reed; Grove, S. C. Wood; Hur-
lock, J. T. Green; Kent Town, A. H.
Green; Kennedyville, ]. F. Wooden;
Kent Island, w. F. Hanks; Leeds, v.
S. Miller; Lewistown, To be supplied;
Liberty, w. F. Bauscher; MardelIa, 1.
F. Owens; East Newmarket, C. w.
Alexander; Oxford, ] L. Elderdice;
Quen Anne, J. R. McKeown; POGO,
moke Circuit, E. L. K. Tune; Quanti-
co, H. J. Mason; Rowlandville, L. f..
Bee; Salisbury, R. L. Shipley; Sharp
town, G. R. Donaldson, Snow Hill, C.
r. Stronsburg; st. Michaels, G. E.
McGorman; Talbot, To be supplied.
Smyrna times., 1920-04-21
TOWNSEND.
Rev. G. P. Jones, the New Pastor,
FavOrabIy Received

Rev. G. P. Jones, the New Pastor,
FavOrabIy Received
Townsend, April 20: Rev. G. P.
Jones, the new pastor has moved
from ElktOn here and has been cordi-
ally received. The two Sundays he
has preached here, he has made a
good impression.
Miss Hill, after two weeks absence
from her school work here on account
of the lines and death of her father,
has returned. Her many friends ex-
tend sympathy in her great bereave-
ment and loss.
Rev. G. P. Jones announces that
services in the NJ. E. Church are as
follows Glass meeting at 9.15 a. M,
Sunday School at 1000 a. M; preach
ing at II a. M; evening service at
7.3O, beginning next Sunday. Weekly
prayer meeting on Thursdays at
7.30 pm.
Personals Mrs. Mary Carter who
has been spending the winter months
with relatives in Baltimore, returned
to the home of Mrs. Wiggins this
week.
Smyrna times., 1920-04-21
KENTON GIRL WINS THIRD
Miss Eliza Cook Gets Third Prize in
State Defamation Contest

MISS Eliza COOk GetS 1hIfd Prize IN
State Defamation Contest
The State defamation contest un-
der the direction of the State Board
Of Education, was held at Dover Fri
Gay evening in the Peoples Christian
Church. There were nine contestants
as follows: "Vesuvius and the Egyp-
tlans," Margaret Riggs, du P 0
school, New Castle County; "The Pol
ish Boy" Miss Eliza Cook, Smyrna;
"Laska," Joseph Gilbert, Harrington;
"The Soul of the Violin," Miss B.
GutOwitz,L ewes; "The Turk Must
Co." Herbert Lank, Seaford; "Robert
of Sicily" Miss Mildred Major, New
ark; "The Pied Piper Of Hamelin,"
Miss Helen Pillsbury, Newark; "How
Miss Celby Took the Cake, miss Hell
en- Scott Selbyville; "Bobby Shat
toe" Miss Dorothy Wood, Dover.
The judges were Professor C. C. Tin
d all, principal of William Cullen
Bryant School, Philadelphia, Profess
cor James Bennett, superintendent of
Wicomico county schools, Salisbury,
Nd; Professor Gilbert Ellsworth, Bal
timore, Md. They awarded the prizes
as follows: First prize Miss Helen
Scott, Selbyville, five war stamps;
second, Herbert Lank of Seaford,
three war stamps; third, Miss Eliza
Cook, Smyrna High School, two war
stamps.
Smyrna times., 1920-04-21

st. Pauls NJ. E. Church, preaching
1870; class, 11.3O; Sunday School,
2 p. m; preaching at Blackistons at
ESQ; Song Service, Z o'clock; preach
ing, Zig.
Smyrna times., 1920-04-21
KENTON.

Miss Eliza Cook Congratulated on
Her Success-PersOnals
Kenton, April 2O:-Miss Eliza Cook
of near Kenton, student at the Smy-
ma High School won the highest
prize in the county contest in reciting
at Dover, Friday evening. Several
schools were revresented.
Due to the epidemic of measles the
school attendance has been irregular.
Personals:-Douglas Durand, Of
Philadelphia has been visiting Miss
Lizzie Downs. Mrs. M. P. Money Of
Kenton, has been visiting in Clayton.
N. J.-Mrs. NJ. E. Bruce, who has
len visiting Mrs. NJ. E. Moffett, has
returned to her home N Washington,
D. C.
Smyrna times., 1920-04-21
CHESWOLD.
Items of Personal and Social Interest
Cleaned Near Town


Cheswold, Delaware, April 2O:- Mr..
George Hoffecker, Jr., formerly of
near Dover and his son are very ill
with typhoid fever. Both are in the
West Chester hospital. Mr.. Hoffeck-
er recently purchased farm near
there.
PersOnals:-J. r. Legar and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Frank Luff.
Mrs Howard Scatter of near town
spent Sunday with Mrs. William. Ford
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Harvey spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. An
derson.-Mrs. Elsie Schwactka, Mrs.
Susie Reynolds, of Townsend. spent
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Venie
BOyles.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bov-
les, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Boyles and
daughter, Miss l.a. iobcrtson, of
Smyrna, spent ooAudy with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Boyles-Mrs. Annie Ford,
Miss Clara Campbell, Mrs. Venie
Boyles and daughter, Lillian, spent
Monday with Mrs. Elsie Swartha of
TOwnsend-Mr. and Mrs. John Sud-
ler and family spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Swain.-Mr. and
Mrs. Sipple and family, of FELTON,
end Mr.. and Mrs. Knots, of Wyom-
ing, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. J. Swain.-Mrs. William Dawson
spent one day last week with Mrs.
Samuel Moore.-Mrs. Mary Morris
spent Thursday in Dover.-Mrs. ]. N
Emory left Monday for New York
Misses Madelin and Lottie Gray, Of
Dover, spent Wednesday with Mrs
Daisy Barcus.
Smyrna times., 1920-04-21

We print everything from Name
Card to a Poster, give US a trial.
Smyrna times., 1920-04-21
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from CheswoId, Kenton
8lackbird, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
Leipsc, Brenford and Their Vicnities.
CLAYTON.

The Clayton Century Club post
pOned its regular meeting of Thurs
DAY until Friday, April 10Th "Arbor
and Bird Day" in order to cooperate
with State ard County Supenntend-
epts in planting trees on Arbor Day.
? As it was fitting time to plant trees
as monument to those young Amer
leans who gave their lives that free
dom, justice and truth might not per-
ish from the earth, beautiful Norway
Spruce trees were planted on the
lawn of the Clayton bank in honor of
two Clayton heroes who gave their
lives for their country. A memorial
tree was planted in memory of David
Cloud Harrison who fell on the bat
tie field of France, in in the battle of
the Marne. A tribute was planted in
honor of Bailey Stuart Ashby who
died at Camp Dix. The vocal num-
bers "The tree planting song" and
God Save the Trees" were we'll rem
dered by the members and the school
children. Rev. E. C. Graham gave a
very interesting address upon the oc-
casion for the tree planting, "What
the Trees Teach Us" was beautifully
recited by fourteen small boys. Rev.
J. c. Bolton, who was a Chaplain in
the army cover There" dedicated the
trees, also offered a prayer of sympa-
thy for the bereaved families of the
brave soldiers who have gone from us
The trees were lowered into the
ground by the Boy Scouts of America
supervised by Mr.. Abel Sevil, presi-
dent of the bank and DR.. J. S. Cobb, |
a director.
Abel Sevil attended the wedding
of Mr.. Edward Sevil Smith of Phila-
Gelphia, recently of Jacksonville, Fla,
to Miss Dorthea Kingster Allen, of |
Philadelphia, on Saturday, April 18th
They were married at the church of
the The Holy Communion, 18th and |
Chestnut st. Immediately following |
the ceremony the guests were invited |
to reception at the Hotel Ritten-
house on Chestnut street. The newly
married couple left for a two weeks
sojourn at Jacksonville, Fla, to visit
Mr.. Robert Lee Sevil. They will re-
turn TO their home in Philadelphia |
about May 1st. Mr.. Sevil holds an
important position in the Internal |
Revenue Office, 9th and Chestnut st.
st. Pauls NJ. E. Church, preaching
1870; class, 11.3O; Sunday School,
2 p. m; preaching at Blackistons at
ESQ; Song Service, Z o'clock; preach
ing, Zig,
Ewells NJ. P. Church, preaching at
1890; Glass, 11.3O; Sunday School at
2 p. M; preaching, 7.3O.
Personals:-Mr. John L. Graham,
Jr., of Wilmington, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Graham-Gilbert Hoffecker,
CT Marcus Hook, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii.
liam Hoffecker.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank |
Hewlett and Mathew Hewlett, of Mar
Gus Hook, spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. How
lett
Smyrna times., 1920-04-21

Ewells M. P. Church, preaching at
1890; Glass, 11.30; Sunday School at
2 p. M; preaching, 7.3O.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

Ion uf the uliarhfucul vhirh each
unr ~ us cherlshcs fur yuu in eur
hrm1 huu have made our lessons
IIleusnIn 10 pleasant thai a uutud
h. unefaitdul iu call them lnsks
Ne EnuW thai Ne have often tired
yuur temper and furlsraranrt hul
Nnu lIute dealt gently with us in oar
Nutwarduess irarhmE IA hy n
nuIulr ~ ufll ~ I'rerfId she adxnn
li.rHs ~ mnrunnimIiy Hnd -rif con
irm Ne vii usaer furrfd you. VI
vill lnnk hhrk io flis schpfl in afiri
lrie, nui af q place of peuance hul
o. q scene ni mental fni1meui
where thr Iuh ~ lrnrnuT ua,
tiffVu with Towers. and uheuetfi
memurT fecllls eur school dufs oar
hearts nil warm toward yuu \,
they o. lnduy. ] have l,.rn o..
queelel BY my srheul males nui Al
sadress you formally hui ~ beloved
and respected friends On thai lirhi
~e ail regard you.
fieAsf nccud. Niih nul iiille rres
tliL uuf eafnesi rind WISHES. MAJ
Fou always b. ns happy as you have
rnucukurf'd iu make yIur uuIalk nud
may they-nuihlur better could b.
wished ai them-ie aiunvs A. farh
iui ~ fheif duiies n others a. ym
iiaNf hrcn in your duiirs o. Them.
NthNON n. JOHNSON. IA
Lni1'Drnl \ Company. @iih Infantry
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

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hrrr hl began o. make husmrss
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sacrificed and o. r1tf unruIann
sliisiar iu lu Ilr larger uuuhaf AZ
be congregation u'nlrI iprludis
many fl Inf mnd IrVlnurn fam
ilies nf rI.ahur1.
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ala nHrrr fhH pruindfi1n if mnmr
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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

LONDON. EnE. june - Duuelns
faniIuuks and his iriat MAR Firk
lnrl fr,reirud en- urutiun when fhrs
landed IN merrie England on thru'
.'eiuiod honeymoon lhui Scr uoisr
and rpuuuIl and Vurifrrnus demon.
-lruilun uirld D. nrcroro tn the
runQufru 81 q rily
ocnrurly iIuo The Steamer dnrked
when thr lufFr ihrunr uu IN uuuy
sm 40 q shout ui Mars. Murrf
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tne hlr'rinl tram NnrmE in hcuf
lhrm 40 Londnn
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dollar smile. md hif prlfy VIE.
and they 90 nlf unend b. b. lluiks.d
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tlIf mutlf fans finally Submitted
and turned the siiuniiuu into
lark Mrs Fnir.lsnuks f.luuad with
nii fhr exriirfnrin nf q sfltul riff
ner husband Declared shs had unI
slept sac lum 100 nirinf ur shif.
hoard because sllr Wns ~ fxrnrd
ptrr hl'r Encl.sh visit
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and firrndily CIrrue and pII she
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towns and I'm ruiur la sae All fhr
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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29
Oh Town VII Celebrate
Fourth Fashioned Wsy

TohAh Texus. june ea.-prcimra
timis hnef been made fof fas.Iina
and heusinr the zso0 10 aa1a roe.is
plrirh Il b beiievea uill be- attracted
io I0ynh during the ihrcc doy cele.
hrufiun q fhe Fourth 81 anls, which
1iil begin Thursday mmuing guly 1
and naniinue iill midnight ssiurau,
1uly 3.
Ia erder D. rt'lis,c the conrrsiion
m huiels fpuminr houses rba mr..
eaif humre on which uu,-inr r,,..i.
Aill D. rerelts,d nenffs 500 hir ARM
tents iintr hcrn provided ana f,Iis
i.isilfo Win romfnrtailt cais nnd
lhr necessary heddme. The csiel1rn-
liun committee has euruct.d "a fe,si
tht multitude with hafl,Arnnd l,.,,l
ann The usual rlmco.niinrf, fm al
inhsl top meals on anrh day III ibr
uifilTnakinc.
ItfAh hut secured ibe cattle csuD
~ iuf eund cooks ana has snror,.',
lllf iicsl a. prepare fhe hara,erus
lfAsi Nuirh nlll marx ibr relehr.
il..E ~ lnotrrRaeunf Ilay. lq.n
IN order ihui ihr haf'lrcnei meal
mAt ~ enien while bot ihr corn.
n.ii-tt Ant n4rauced iur lrn liable.
tih leri ln lenFiA rnrh with ihr ,rr
.'faaft ilelchra ills will riAe ann
SEER 81 eehlii'g space HI fhe inh|es
riin y q he'irNcu Will mnkt 4 f,n..s
iaf ia at4sf lN 10 dln f,arson. ~
lnnf satlnE ~ cul ana SERVE fhe
lne1i uild hirad callee nol n.l,e,
lnnlEs Nhlrh u'ill eo e. mrf. ~,
me pqenl Which u.n ~ e,r.'..,
ti1Ah 3 flirelstm thif i,rcnslnn r..n,.,'
nan iih walters nii b. nes.dnd
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

tsulilan 1hmuak. enc az ihs mos
j rlgniiuf rlinI.lums ~ no A.
rfid in tlIf uIuuuU N fnr liullr
IuaflrT 1rrHmliy tlr most HitrlIl.
4,ra and fluuul1n sIu-ntrr al o..
rurf 81 ilIr ruilulrr vii daiiti.f aIf
of tiie ndurrssss 0u Ihr fnurth -
lu'r. and ,his ni0rra wi D. uf
rrruiiuf mirrIEi iifs-uusr b. uil
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

Al fnr fHiirf-luIInufIi fI which
NJ. ~ T. NiliIani ufas hnairet iu-I
-ulurdny Afternoon al the bifireIs
ciuh. Eitrn ir hunm ~ Miss E1n1
lnorref III inis rliF apl flle rHnlIl
fhf ru~sis vrert hnIgnly sufylrisrd "a
tnr fllrarrint'li atuounrriuelu n'
\ LreI,fr II the stft lrfnffrr 7iif
niafriaEe vii inEr Ianrf m the surly
tau h1,t ruunE In1gilf ar Iiululuf
ir fhe army sd. isuEru' ulriims
arr if nrdef
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

hnl,efi Flml y FepTinr some
ihis verk nr AND hr FllrE are
Ilf proud uaferif ~ On uddninn iu
tbeif fEIl|F ID ufl lr- ruudry
thfF were iIlrelis ~ flIree rIf'ls aut
uue nn1, nu' 1IIuday uIifrunU al 9
orliitE lhe lnmag uus plnred more
nu M even imlunrs ~ the addition
~ beg
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29
So tl,s Dndo nads,

Nuuauy mnrnmr nrxt .bn-fly a.
ter nriaaL. fnf mlv Dndn ir ESQ.
iirnr ir flis ruri ~ TIE -uufnu ~
vii b. on f-DIhiInr a. fhr ruruar
~ Man ana hruatUur Columbus
p'il rrlf.irlif thf fuuffh nn Muulny
nn1 the ll11Q nlI D. uua ul tlr
si1lIfs ~ thf rflairuiiun.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

Therr VII d. q rnihrruIr uI uu1l-
urss uirr ui fhr Community hnlHr
"A eline~dny rtslliuE al AN WliIh
h ~ impufil1irf a. Columbus und
a. q rwtuiu e1icin vii have q i,-uf-
iiIr un me- tuuTt future pros1erif
EVrrT iusmcsf mnu should b.
fhrrf
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

Nre NrkrrF nnd an. ulin have
i,i.l.r aisflur h. A. l'aan vrrf n|ura
fl ~rrrrlnft Nrkerr las rhursIlas
rIrif ana 81 famlt fsNuruai Al
lnllulnlH lun rtinnr
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

Nnlnr TrsIlrh uf fhe elfh Infantry
rrlruas . curdiul invitation A. iht
surrounding villaEcs ana ciiirs ff
Nian Clluluiuls and Camp Furluur
nnd u'ilnrsl ne frEnnirs ur Nmn|
duf nrxi m huluf ui ihf Fnurih ~
lulf
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

Misr nnanIn pullersnu ~ CuIau
tus a al. a. in 81 f'u-n inf 3 tlsII
lf essprrn duFH and n ruiH ~
Nre. d "A OIN'Ia 1lt a ei Nie
anllra nurInr 49, aInf nl''r--F
l.usn HrrnId
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

AlnF viii IA f11an unui1Hr 81
irnrlifn' Im IN relrlraiin of thr
fNirfh tfIu h. Itf lfnrEn Inr
keeEn hear in n1ud lIlt 49, lhhllnl
m lhf diIriI Ihs aIn,cIInfnI Il a
1untrr.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

MI b. unf uf iilf nitrarumis our
M - ulhlctir stuu,s H N1mdnf
E..irihii,s lr'.f iiiuinif lsi'uI.lf rar-
oial's invited
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29
ANN Man wins FssGLaR
lilid HIIil : CIiu- An ~

The Drnt Courier ialiirss.s II =
heirr .lif tluu never in annnunef
D Wullnu eaIarrl'IY when hath
ruuur uTTir are a. Urli EnnuT und
InVlluf uf NIss Nfliu Esrh and
Lirul1ulu lmrul Ihrs usHf nun
rirl Iuna "a ui si raufs Lutheran
Church E lusn.
Mr. MeIha luurnd nsf Nenu
ts0h b. frrun kuusls CnF and lhr
nuurlnr rI IrumineIn business
nan uI tilui rIiF she rruduuirf
Irum ilf fIue uffs daunr mrfa ~
an cuunfn ruIlrrr hfIurf rummr fo
Columbus hef husband D. d rrad
uuf Hf liff military arndnuv ul
N-s Print ~ g. and d. uH univ
considered a rpnd nfiir,r ~ hls 40
frriurs h.u s rated o. q rI,Yc ffilnu
ig al U'nu knew ann. m town and
rumU
The Daily Csurlrf eriruds hl.ini,sI
ruuErliuluiins iH hrlde and rrium
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

Nflenn Mniiiaun Ir. me ~ hnuet
lcIa. says hf - rnfne NJ rfd niniTled
Mnudcr u'hen the funarnl com
nae1lres,
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

tttNicnLh rnoGs uiA s1ONef
Jan. Inquire ihrd house soolh
% hpo,or Hoisl
lneqirr q iAs rats cauir q
fica
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

Tiai hoF Hal = nrirln. uar niie
fiif rinrk. Is jnsi I'm ~ ierz o. un
eIpply harrrl y fun ~ wafer. fru
uurhi ~ bear hIm ulaFIne -ihf
hngn Dardin tluHs' nn iht pnnei
l.iInTIanrri
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

Lieni. Col. MfIlunnld Thinks fhni
b. iInf . hard iut unu. uut oh. liog
Iufl Nnu iil ~ turn over llIe N
r. q io lim ca 1ulY q. After le has
tired 40 find defniiiuns az rlnir
i.furiug Fhilns fiunrfHn ZANE rfid
flniuf irrlt in hls farIuasiffs hanH.
laak. ihe nlly flInIr b. NiN see viii
~ illnErig. hlniik. h.nnl
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

NAAIkp- Huusekcel,ur f1r family
81 sour Soc MA. Kmsan al ne
Columbus Sinlm Laundry. "a
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

Nfv Lanrmu hniel el raulns. a.
SER d1y Nes hruadwuy.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

foA AM he'd 1zVss r--aas i.aak
q eur of''oe Islnn a ntinrre-
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29
"G0soHne''

sad CuIaniu Musau tine nam
is'aFTnE ~ the ssth Infantry ;
Nnsun.ir ORDER ~ Giasolins Al une
~ ~ his inile -sInrt plus fhai :
e. h. disrhnrred thni snmf dsy.
$50. isg Arr gpu EuIuF 81 tute
0n lllfrps'
-Oh, -. erl ges. s,r'r rcl.liea
ihe IdilF
Vol sEid ~ MusnE. 1rHnr M
aud $40 me- iafnufrun fnurulur after
4 md l'n flx yau up
Iiu.-lli.i--|hul auun sad Ihe
liiur. III mean iiIrrf cars hlrk ~
ille freirld engine. sir
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

hi-A til- a N. ifns ss-I1e
ullru ir ayunuHr drunk uas ls.ii,saad
iaiml nf shrrIiff nflirert wien
thef diarrVr'sd iarrf quantity 0I
liliuu win ierTlde wulinp. Ac.
rnraue a. an uiieFed rmirsnm. Il
Nns umar ff purf gram ulrnhul
hrynu surlr and vairr n lnni fhr
officers oil mrid io dir ~ fhe rcn.
lrni1ud ana cfnrig n io f1s iad.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

Inefmaslff fsalt Bnuxs ui
tlr nMifia lsafaes e1ts he Nsnld
IKE ~ lciFg Hhfn iht hupidg Com.
pnrg "a SUNG a. open tip hrir mees
ilf d. g. cutie frfr fhf En1F1.lal
Att tlnst hr'eu r1tiinn gU' flf lltr
pafl at 1tgs orr ID * ~ o. ouulily
|1ti 81 ~ l.nnrIlly tlHlr Nnfke
ina those cunds aprn. hl1lodf hrf
rpi thou set
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

toiAD-fair q ,.ge Flasses 10 cass
near q. a. buildine. O~Der can
have ihcm ~ calling al Proeos
AArshals ofhre. cazup Furloas.
Inquire fcr sol.n Doe
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

Ahen shef NOT rrudiur -0saad
hrunf-LrfIfinr Anufhu funural
a miuef Nheuf
hcy fhrrfi Ana az guu fellows
-ssrn lnii can u shtilars - pof
crui gran niruiiul
~. eeIrrlIL ] lnNrnt
N,'il iisle uiIE az Siu seen nc.
cliaulf LiurlY
Driver kindriK is note auiir ~
nritf Hlurr BE- Eli lln hn,r
chn4pr'd In hIs rflrkrufe
rI,eaEinr 81 i'ud frsf aoy. thrn
rnHAe, tnsf yuu kad the enrnrf
puIlrci Fri win 4 bellfs
''haf mutuey Hinn the C.reaft
Ihrrc Nuiup eAasrrt
-R'hue"
Fic. bliEEs and Willis.
Yea thvtF r1ne iu tie Western
fTIrH in iaak fw fitmuu nnff hrf
orense rpf Nhe b. 40 tin1 al,s-
nsaild think b. walked en- Lis
sneet
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

ioR sAllE-s6 sh1res u sisSE q
il'e e'''iasmiih auia oorprr ca
tuh sAl-t-Sio l1a Scr S1A A.
afrss Z. o Boa SlA or call a
opuf1cr oiiicc Tor dhlnils
ftsh cALk-Guod lni near the
schoa hoast cheap iar casa. csil
al Nuuflcr officn.