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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-09
jazz Band Made Hit.

Hebron. Ne, Jan. 8.-(SpeeialJ
The Hebron fire departments
staged a home talent play, titled
"The Cowboy" The opera house
was crowded. The jazz band made
the hit Of the evening.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-09
DELEGATES ARE
PICKED At WOOD
CLUBS MEETING
Strong Sentiment in State
For Wood for President
Reported at Lincoln
Convention.

Lincoln, Jan. 8-(Special. 1.-The
general state conference of members
of the Wood-for- President club
held here showed a strong sentiment
I'll over the state for Leonard Wood
for the republican nomination for
the presidency, according to reports
Of those in attendance. Strong reso-
buttons were adopted favoring his
candidacy, also others commencing
the work of Frank P. Corrick as
manager of the campaign in this
state. Selection of delegates was
made both at large and for the sew
eral congressional districts,
Delegates at large favored were:
John w. Towle, Omaha; F B. Cor
rick, Lincoln; c. E. Sandal, York;
L. D. Richards, Fremont. Alternates,
H. E. Stein, Hastings; !. E. Lutz
Blair; E. F. Robinson, Harrington;
] L. Pindell, sydney.
District delegates favored were:
First Congressional District
Delegates: w. A. Selleck. Lincoln;
Edgar S. Furneau, Auburn. Alter
mates: D. NJ. Douthett Lincoln;
Sydney S. Stewart, Tecumseh.
Third Observation-Disclosures: A. r.
Davis, Wayne; E. B. Penney. Fuller
ton. Alternates: John Mccarthy, jr,
Ponca: A. Bergman, Columbus.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures: H. f,
Sackett, Beatrice; A. M. Hare, Au
rora. Alternates: A. V. Pease, Fair
bury; George Liggett, Utica.
Fifth District--Delegates: |. D.
Evans, Kenesaw; w. H. Miller,
Bloomington. Alternates: H. Fl.
Ellis, Holdrege; A. J. Gardner, Or
leans.
Sixth District-Delegates: w. Fl.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-09

Reynolds, Chadron; H. F. Kennedy,
Broken Bow. Alternates: John A.
Davies, Butte; c. A. Yoder. Elm
Creek.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-09
Lincoln Bureau of The Omaha Bee
Presiding Officer Of 1875
Constitutional Convention
Exhorts Present Delegates

John Lee Webster of Omaha Addresses Delegates at
Lincoln--Sketches History of Nebraska-Pays
Tribute to Drafters of First State Constitution
Cautions Members to Maintain Broad Vision Into
the Future
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-09

convention Of 1871, and E. S. Towle
of Falls City, who represented Rich
ardson county in the same conven-
ton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
RENT COMMITTEE
TO REPORT SOON
ONE IS ON HONOR ROLL


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
SLOW
TO LEGION FUND
Checks for So for Trees
to BE Planted Nov. II
Low in Numbers

Although this has not been de-
cldoI upon definitely % is possible
that the names Of all persons who
pluut uoc along Riverside Mem
orlal drive on November ~ viii hc
mado public 40 legion members and
fumlicg of noldiors who lost thclr
lives may know to whom they aro
responsible for tho trco planted IN
son or brother. In addition, tom
pornrv markers may be placed up
on tho trees at the time Of planting
to Indicate the uumo OF the donor.
A largo numhor OF checks for 50
each reached O II. Mccullough,
treasurer of tho "plant trco' fund,
Tuesday, although the rospoUHa was
hardly 40 strong ns had been autici -
pntod Tulsnns, and other citizens of
tho state for that matter. are urged
by officers of Joe Carson post 10
soud I'm their checks Immediately -
So for each tree they wish tu p1ant.
While no difficulty a Anticipated In
securing $1,000 troes' tho legion
hopes they may all h0 purchased
Immediately TO insure ~prompt de-
livery.
There will bo no personal solicit
tation. Those who wish 80 plant
these trees must do So voluntarily.
The city club, Kiwnnis c,uh ana
Advertising club have pledged their
support to the move, tho klWdnts
club having de5dod to pan; sc
trees
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
Halliburton club Meets.

The spirit OF lIallowc'en pervadcd
the party held by women ~ the
halliburton Abbott club Tuesday
evening at the y. w. G. A. Decutu-
tions were of Halloween signifi-
icunco, faypro were fortune cards TO
which lima gcs Of ghost or goblin
were attached, ana refreshments
were coffoc, doughnuts and apples
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20

At the present time funds are be-
ing solicited by A lady IN the interest
OF Ne Mexico tuberculosis sanitar-
mm. This is 20 notify the public that
there III no connection between this
and tho National Tuberculosis nasp-
citation, or the Tulsa Tuberculosis
association This ~ for the infor-.
nation OF donators I'm the city who
have been patrons Of the local asSo-
citation Tulsa tuberculosis associa-
| Ion --AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
ErwonIu LEAGUE PROGRAM.
Young People of FIRST VI. D.. to GO
to West Tulsa Friday Night

Young people OF the Epworh
league of the First Methodist church
viii give literary program at 7;46
o'clock Friday evening in tho West
Tulsa Methodist church. The evcnt
will be public. young people OF the
community being especially invited.
Following tho program there will
he social hour. cpworth' leaguers
ot the First Methodist church have
been asked to meet at the church a.
O'Clock Friday evening and 10 to
West Tulsa In n body. "'t n.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20

Take GROVES TAsTELEss CHILL
TONIC 70 destroy the Mnlarial
Germs in the Blood and thus Pre-
vent Chills 76c.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20
To the man who is worried
about the cost of clothing

The cost Of clothing is in the materials
and in the labor.
The labor costs practically the same to
all clothing manufacturers.
The cloth in a suit Of clothes will
average 3s yards.
To make cheaper clothes one must
either use less labor-do fewer things
that ought to be done-or use cheaper
materials.
To reduce'the labor cost by reducing
hand tailoring damages fit, finish and
durability. To reduce the cost Of mate.
rials (only 315 yards to suit) must mean
WITH THE VARIED GRADES OF CLOTHING FLooDIN
ALFRED DECKER s, COIN. Maker.
Chicago New
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-20

a big loss Of quality if any noticeable
reduction is made.
Society Brand Clothes are designed
and tailored for men who have the good
clothes habit; for men who want up.to.
he-ninute styles always in goodtaste and
SO well made up they will stay that way.
They have never been cheap clothes.
They are not cheap clothes now.
They are not to be compared with
cheap clothes.
The man who buys Society Brand
Clothes need not worry about style,
tailoring or quality of the all.wool fabric.
THE MARKET. LOOK FOR THE LABEL AS YOUR GUIDE
SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES. Limited. for Canada
FORK Montreal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
People You
Know
Four-O Taxi Service. phone 40.
Radiator rcpuiring. Quickel Auto 90

Four-O Taxi Service. phone 40.
Radiator repairing. Quickel Auto CO
One-sevsn-ais- Taxi hne. Pune va
pr James Bennin has been called
10 Princess Ann. Nd. to the bedside
eft his mother. who II 10.
nr. G.. y. Waller. state health COM
missioner. h here today assisting local
authorities In taking adequate pre-
cautions for handling any Increase
that may occur In eases 81 influenza.
Oscar a. Watson. q hrofher-in-law
Of g.. o. Cushmnn OF this city. will ha
here tonight on his way from Denver
TO Mesilla Park. where he Is called
by the Illness ~ his father, Mr.. Wat
son rs the manager OF the Mutual ilfo
Insurance company for Colorado y
Wyoming.
J q. FITCH. a well known attorney
of Socnrro was IN tbs city today on
district court matters.
Mrs Jessie Blessum will return to-
uight from a two weeks trip 90
Dcvirs Lake. y. ~.
W. c. Reid has gone 10 santa Re
TO spend the remainder Of the week.
D.. ". smith. constable In precinct
number 20. left yesterday for il busl-
ness trip 10 III Paso.
Gray u. Gray. Il representative 81
gidlo. Simons, Fols x Co. bond buy
ers NJ Denver, IN in the city to-day In
connection with the purchase OF some
OF the paving certificates from the
. city.
W. j. neauchamp IL now GONZALES
cent from the 'flu. Mrs. Reauchamp
was ALSO SICK.
A. q. Anderson, state supervisor o,
vocational training. wus ~ the ely
yesterday on his way 10 Las Cruces.
Miss Louise Farpuharson, Of Trini-
dad. Colo. Is visiting her uncle. Byron
Henry Ives.
Mrs. George Mitchell left yesterday
for Santa Fe 20 be tie guest Of Mrs.
a. u. Anderson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
siERRA coSs9Ll1aTEp PErRoLEu'
eskrigicsRerfif dfs iiSscoRroRArrox
SIERRA c0NaliDtTED PETROLEUM
OnNFANN

'hNiifi'NiH
SIERRA ooNflliDtrED PETROLEUM
COMPANY
tNn NfoeAhallffa iaallliyl
We. The undersirnsd o. ensf 10 iaru o.
corporation tor the laflusi hffrlaeue
stated nnder and pnf1uani 60 90 rresis ias
Of an set % the lpzlalatNs assembly Ini Abe
Territory trow Statrl ~ New Mexico, el-
ntifd An Act 20 regulate The formation and
s9yefnnsni % salrersi,ons 20 Ain'nH va"
approved Marei Is 1905. aaa asis amrnd
4iory and s~upriementai 'hsrsto, De- hereby
certify a. foiiowsi
The corporate name siERHA cON.
sOLfDAriD PETROLEUM COMPANY. 20
tNo Stockholders Liability
The registered once Of the corporation h
heated 10 he crom~ ~ nuildlnr Aibuquer
designated o. he statutory ageut therein 10
srainst ihe corporation may be served
III.
rhs object. far ~hirh the corporation Is
Established are
To develop prospect for produce and SCI
Kinds 81 manufacturing and tfadinE business.
Transporting good and nierchnudise N ANY
manner 90 seii lease and Improve lands 70
construct aud operate pipe lines sud rchner
ies 20 enter into aud carry uuf contracts
~ every kiud in I'll parts Of The United
soavey real as,ass nd personal pfsperiy oui.
side Of the State Of Nsu hs'iee
The corporation j. authorized 10 issue cap.
itsi stock 10 ths extent Of 500. onu.0n. a..
gided into sharcs' 81 the per value Of Tee
Dollars zach
Ths names snd post oaes addressss of the
incnrpuratnrs. and the number % shares %
capital stock sasserhsa ier ~ sseA, he "a.
With the corporation viii cnmiasnee husi.
ness, aHd which said persuus shall n. the d.
2 eiors q his corporation are % follows
! "A a. HID NNIMUUWWa
que. 4 " 100 shares ~, oo0.o o
qss 100 shares si.ooooo
cue. E' 81. 80. 100 shares ~. 10000
Totsi 300 ,hsre. $1,000 o.
The time Tor which mi. corporation shall
exist shall he aiy yssrs,
set oun hands aud seals thia alrd day 81
W e REID
MABEL REIN.
. & iDEN.
State u Now Mexico.
CuaHty ~ hemaliiiu-ss
on this 2lrd day u January. 1920. hefof,
me personally appeared " Z Rod Mabr
Reid. and = q ldrn. 20 me known 10 be- thl
persons dssrrihed Jon and who executed ~
inreruinr iusiwnenb and arkuow lodged tia.
they rxsrutrd the HmfAn s their free act aat
deed
IN witness whereof. 6 have hereuuto "
my hand aud amsed my omrial seal the dal
aud year hrst shove written.
tseatl SUI M DILLON.
Notary Public. Hsruniiio County
STATE ~ New Mexico.
Ny ruinmisstTu expires October ~. 1921
ENDORSED
IA tula1 Cor REED Vol Il. Page 6a2
ittffiHrHtH 0f Incorporation ~ SIERRA con
sOL1DATED PETROLEUM COMPANY tNI
sfurhhaldtrs' Linblityf
.Filsd iu uhre Of state Compensation Com
mission ~ New Mrxicu. January 20 1870
ia 30 A ".
A L. MORRISON. Clerk.
Compared J1O Co EMA
Fob. 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
-F0R SALE

s~t.ooO-s.rvom brick succeed, modem
large sleeping porch. east front. lot
5OxIst, fh yard. near car Hive.
i.so0-Fiye acres 81 land aud 4.room frame
hsnse on Nofth FOURTH strsf reaai
harm and other outhnildirsn,
". 500 room hrist modern, IN good con
dltiar Fourth vHrd
a. 5OO-Tvafamily brick house, rooms
sud hath on each side good close.
W ~ioeatiun, Third ward.
~ ,soo-troom frame city water So'foot
lot. North Eighth street
", to0-5.room brick. bath. etc, North Wal.
ter street.
A. FLEISCHER
RIAL ESTATE. FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE. LOANS.
Phone ga. III South Fourth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
FIVE GOOD BUYS

s2.500OO so,m madsfs rams Stone
fnnndanon. fhinale foaf. fn4nt
ard bach grreHed potehfs feod tlssd lst
aIt3rra. fhia h close ih ana 4 Nofth lepk-
inn lntu.
t9 yn0 no a.rtom modern brick sione
ftandaliuu. fhlHai1 ruNI.l utHt
ard hara arrcfned porlhes laf4s I1t. tlEIfti
9ara4f ard good ont building. iriH .trHfr
~ Eoat condhlon aad close ~ lnnat-
dialt passfstlar can W ftteu
Al e75 90 t.rns,a modern hrft. ineludlnr
very iarre fla.sedl1 If.phE
porch stone inHndateu, fhinEie fpol fruni
and back stfetnfA Fpfthfg w ~ naluN and
glrst Boz. oaiualldlnRe hsif lff frff Heal.
This prizes ~lnciadFs ne Alffhen ranEs ~
diate ppasessiaa can be Eirqr.
~ 500O0 5n.nm mudern pebble dasl.
sfaH@ foundation. thinAff ROOT
rrtY large Trent porch. sfrsrued fIsrriEt
peteh. ldt tosia2 and close b.. rhis elu
make q ven comfortable sad COSY heius for
Yon-
1. 40O M o room modefa tiasco hurfss
F'fN' lou. intludinF giaased 10 sleep
Ing perch. nso large front ppffh. afrerneI
bnfi.iu features N the dlniaa room and
tiiehea plenu Of clothes closets and linen
drawers hardwood hoofs throughout. cement
Hon ~ this homr e A 80. Z and has Neen
bniii anIy , ytafs. Eeefyfnin9 a - a.
ranred that v naAsa housatcrriHf q Pleas.
ure. Aiso a EaraEs % ihe sans eonstraeilao.
These houses are III In The Fourth Ward
and We viii he glad 70 ahor them 20 foA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05

The Evening Herald Is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
IN CLASSIFIED advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05


Msnufartarnr lndustriai sud Other Par
.nifs approved March ~. 1908, and ~
artt amendHiey thrreot el aupplemenfal
ihefeio. for aad on behalf ~ fhfIllgltea ard
al other stuckholdera who may ketomo A..
ISOLATED with them sHd said corporation. %
hereby declare that there ataf ~ nd atoel.
issred by sid eerporssian. ana that III stsel
holder ~ said euruorntioa shall be eNeniqt
frutr al liability un account ~ any stock 81
ior The smoani II he espliE ridek seriidsd
% haye bern PATE ~ pfeperts q Fash AZ
rhe rrrisisred eme, N ~ estnsfatisa Is
ioeated " he Cromveil bnildIur Alhtqdtr.
qus Nev Mezico. and ~. W C Reid. q ths
irsiEnated statutory eksnf fhrftIu. IN rhnfao
hersef. upsn whom pFeesss aeainai M esr
il WiTSEss wHKRr0r. W. no ssia ln.
fufpuraturs. have hsreuuto srt orr hands ent
.eal. on This 23ra DAY q ~JanaafXA A.. D..
NkBELF REiD.
state 81 New Mexico.
couniy 81 nernaliio-as.
o. III. 1a,d day ~ lsnuafy, a 2. 1870.
iah.i ssia. sad & q Ida. 20 %, lnols 70
le ~ lsrsees ds crthed w ana whD exeret-
- TN iarsNuinN iustruuirnt and acEunnledn-
q that they escentsd The sam - iieIr Tree
10 Wines. whstsot I hsse hsr-nsto y,
ny hand rnd amxed my omslai seal ne DAY
tseaD SUE ~ DILLON.
hNinrY FunIe NarunIilln luunfV.
staa u Hfu Mexico.
Ny commission expires October ~ 1870.
ENDORSED
No. t0ift Cor. Reed. Vol q. PAGE 02a.
Ccrtiheate o. Non. Liability % Hlorkhol1trs
Of slfkHA CONSOLIDATED pETROLEUN
COMPANY tNn Stockholders Aiahilifyi.
Filed 10 Omce ~ State Corporation cofn.
mission Of Nsw Mexico, January 10. 1890,
A. l. MORRISON. clsrk.
Compared JJO to EMA.
feh 50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05

d we'll defined and perfectly sealed anti
cline. New Mrsico Accessible This pros
meet is not only recommended by govern.
Iurut reulosists. but by others II national
reputation We positively viii not sell
these lands Tor uIreiy promotion, they
mntt be- drilled Western states Security
90. Wooivorh Bldg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05

~ WUAl YOU have % ssn isn't Hated here.
don't tear out your hair put a little vi In
the for sale miacrllanenuH' column aud
srll Nhat.tef you have 10 SrD-guick. just
call Jt5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05

State of New Mexico.
State Corporation Commission o. New Merifn
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARE son
Unittd states ~ America.
state Of New Mrsico--ss
o. ls Hereby Certified thft the ANNEXED d
q nli true % complete transcript ~ the
rERriflCAfE OF STOCKHOLDERS NON.
LIABILITY Of
SIERRA CONSOLIDATED PETROLEUM
COMPANY
mo stockhoidsn Liability
tNo. iOlltl With the endorsements theretn.
o. same appears on Ole aud 81 record in the
umfe Of the state Corporation Cnmmissinu
10 mony Whereof the Stale Corpora
ton Cuinmissinu % the state % New Mestrb
hns caused this certificate 60 be signed by
its Chairman and the seal Of said Commits
sion io be- ahNed az The CITY n Santa p on
THE 2bth day % January 4 y 1890.
tSrall i n LUNA.
Attest Ariing Chairman.
A l.. MORRISON. Clrrk.
CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERS NON.
LIABILITY Of
SIERRA CONSOLIDATED PETROLEUM
COMPANY
tNn Nt0rthoibss' Liuhii.rl
THIS ~ TO CERTIFY that The under.
-iEurd being 80 Of The %orsElual incarpo-gturs
Who have hlrd the Certificate Of iureporH.
tiun of the above named corporation, therety
assuriatiuE themselves under the pruNisius
of an Act of the Legislative Assembly " thu
Territory tnow statel NJ New Neaico en-.
tiiisd An Act 90 Regulate The Formation
aud Government of Corporations for Mining,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
EMPLOYMENT BURENU 3

Phone 945

WASTED second hand bicycles. spot cash
Ulid 300 -u second 49, Broad Bicycle
ND Iudng
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05

RIAL EsTArE ASD INSURANCE
~ wss, Cola Ave. rhaae iss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05
LEGAL NOTICES

state % New Mexirn.
state C0Fpurntitu C0inmittiun uf New NrNifn
CENfIF1CATH on COHfANiSoN
United States ~ America.
state ~ Nv Mesieo-ss.
n D. Hereby tertiheu. that the annFNtd
Is o full true aud fumpleta Transcript of the
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPOhArtoN
%auf-
SIERRA CnNsoLIDATED PETROLEUM
COhpANN
fNo storkholdcra' Liability
no tnatll With the endotsemsnts thereon.
81 sama appeaft on his end 81 ferafd in the
ames 81 fhs state Corporation Communication
To- Testimony Whereof. the Siats Corpora.
tion Commission of tho State ~ New Nesieo
has caused The csrtihcats 90 tt slgned ny itl
Chairman aud the seal - said onmmistioni
10 be- amrad al The City ~ Sauta ff On the
tseail ~ ~. LUNA.
Attest Actins Chairman
l. MORRISON. CLERK
lTE M INCORPORATION
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05

q hENT-Ilo"nis

FuR W~ENT-Thrrr one rDums EorbrI
building lululrs D kurhrr Motor Dept
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-05

Compared JJO to EMA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-21
though we have had our quota OF

though we, have had our quota OF
less serious accidents.
But the fact that three smashes
have occurred within a week to ma
chimes operates by people of tins
city shows that what happens else
where it likely to happen here.
That recent mishaps to autoists Of
this city have not placed Grape upon
any cf our doors should be source
for thanksgiving by those Provi-
dence has favored.
Alexandrians last week narrowly
escaped death in the vicinity of
Aurora Hills. short distance north
of Alexandria, when the automo-
bile in which they were seated ran
off the road and it is said turned
over three times. One Of the oc-
cupantS was at first believed to have
been seriously injurc5, He. however,
seer recovered from shock and
bruises and is out again.
The second accident to Alexandria
autcists occurred near Frederick,
Nd. last Sunday and, from all ac-
counts their escape from death was
miraculous. Their fate at first
scercd inevitable, as the car, 4
mass Of debris am burning fiercely.
red pinned them to the earth. But
fortune favored the party and they
wCrc rescued from an awful death,
although a woman who was in the
car at the time was seriously hurt.
The third occure' just outside the
city limits yesterday afternoon when
tive limousines crashed together.
Fortunately the Injuries to those in
the machines will not prove fatal.
1t is hoped that persons driving
autos will heed there warnings and
take no risks in future
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-21
BuRIEs MINERS ALIVE.
Rcscucrs Work to Save Entombed Men
5OO Feet Below Surface.


Pittsburgh, Pa. July 21.-iNiners
are entombed following an explosion
N the mine of the Union Galleries
Company at RentGn, eighteen miles
from here.
1t is hoped the men arc still alive
and every effort is being made to
reach them before they die a slow
death OF suffocat;on, more than fave
hundred feet below the surface.
The missing include three fire
bosses, three bumpers and three
lahcrers.
AS soon as the cage Of the mine
was repaired late today, mine rescue
worker, carrying canary bird, was
lowered into the shaft a distance of
more than five hundred feet. He
was pulled up in ten minutes, and as
the bird showed no IL effects from
the trip. members Of the rescue crew
said the mine was free from gas and
fire. They explained that the bird
was used as gas and fire test
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-21
AUTO MISIIAFS.

Accidents to automobilists are Of
daily occurrence. They are bring
ing sorrow to households in every
section of the country. In some
cases entire families are wiped out
almost in the twinkling CT an eye
when cars are struck by railway
trains, i
But few fatal mishaps, however,
have occurred to Alexandrians since
the advent Of the automobile. al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-21
Many Good Remnant Value" for en and Boys Thursday

One lot mems 81 - gray and white summer union
suits short sleeves and ankle length. Remnant price
Thursday each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 96c
Mems $500 fancy silk stripe shirts. Remnant
price Thursday each .......................$ '98
Two pair Sweet Orrs $3.50 khaki riding pants,
size g Remnant price Thursday pair ...... $3.50
One lot mems 35c fancy blue and pink soft col
lars. Remnant price Thursday, for ..... 23c
Scrivens regular $3.50 elastic seam drawers Rem
nanr price Thursday pair ............. SLID
MEMS regular s. 90 babriggan under shirts and
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Mems $3.50 white Manchester madras shirts with
soft cuffs. Remnant price Thursday each $500
Two mems $500 fine quality bath robes Rem 7
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3 BOYS $1,000 cloth suit, sizes 16, H. Is. Rem !
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One boys $500 cloth suit size years Remnant
price thursday '........... fo.3o
One lot boys SOC leather belts Remnant price
Thursday each 22c
One lot boys 50c checked dnity under shirts, no
drawers, Remnant price Thursday each 13c
One lot boys 100 blue chan1bray and light percae
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Boys $50 blue chambray sport shirts Remnant
price Thursday each .............. 9&c
One lot boys $1.25 fancy shirts, Remnant price
Thursday each 9oc !
Boys $1.25 percac sport blouses Remnant price
Thursday each .......I 80. 96c
Onelot boys $500 fancy ncckband shirts. Remnant
price Thursday each ......... Sl.23
SnaIi lot boys $3.50 long khaki pants. Remnant
price Thursday pair ......... ............ 81.
Small lot boys So 80 blue denim coats. Remnant
price Thursday each ..,............,.... $l.75