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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-11-12

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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-11-12
Our Derrick is Now Erected.

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Should
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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-11-12

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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-11-12

Hold your cotton and disappoint
the spectators.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03

Imajoritatii dc Ia. viata politica
(Taranistii professional violent
81 1nginmdu-l, m-l lasa sd vor-
'beasca).
ID. Braescu: Zadarnic mcercati
sd ma impedecati. va fac cunos-
cut ca, la rimdul nostru, va vom
face la fel. 81 va este Gu att MAJ
putin mgaduit sd facet ceca &C
facet, atunci cind v'ati ales pc
creditul nostru.
(Liberalii aplauda viu 81 sem
Inificativ. Tumult nouD.
!. ID. n. lorga: Dupa- spectacolul
de ieri, de neconceput Cd G
minte sanatoasa sa dca un asemc
nea spectacol!
ID. Braescu: Ceea ce e in afa.
IA de orr ce imtloiala este ca ac-
tualul Parliament nu reprezint;l
natimea in intregul Ell. nu Re
prezinta majoritatile. Cifrele din
..MonitorAl Oficial'' nu mint. 81
Gle sunt o dovada despre acea-
sta.
in consecinta in numele parti.
dului caruia .apartin, declar cd
M recunoastem nici actualul Pa,
lament 81 nici guvernul.
Blocul de care Sc vorbeSte ,
un bloc pc nisip in bataia vim
tului.
(Vie agitatiunc la taranisti
Dialoguri sgomotoase intre eli $
socialist. Clopotelul prezIdentia
sma zadarnic. IN mijlocul mu
ltumult care creste.
Situatimeas aceasta dureaza C
teva minute.
ID. Braeseu cohoara de la tri
buna).
| ID. y. Iorga (adreSindu-sc DE-
putatilor din fundul. salii, car
nu mai contelesc vociferarile)
Dior deputati v'am lasat sd ia
ceti acolo ce-ati volt. Dati-m
voc acum 81 mie sd spun ceva.
Eu voiu spune ceva articulat
asa cum Sc eNprima genul uman
Caci limbajul nrarticulat sub
uman. (llaritate. Ride 81 d. lor
ga).
ID. Iorga: Eu am de declarat
numai att: Camera care a dat
Rominiei Unirea, nu poate sa fie
o Camera usurpatoare. (Aplau-
se).
ID. C. Braescu: Vom vorbi noi
iupa vacanta, die Iorga. 81 vom
vedea cine are dreptate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
D. 1NcULET 81 PREsA.

d. Inculet, ministrul Basara-
ioiei, raspunde afirmatiunilor ia
cute de anumite ziare. aratlnd
"a alcgerile in Basarahia s'ar
facut in Ordine.
D-sa polemizeaza indelung cl
.iarele ,,Dimineata'' 81 ,.Epoca's
emitind o teorie personala, =
'ncuviintata de~-altfel 81 de III
,preciabil numar de deputati, :
teorie in baza Garcia presa al
rebui sd alba numai singurl
,uloarc 81 numai singura ten
dinta.
ID. I. Il. Ghica. propune ca dis
.ursurile rostite ieri, impreun;
III decrtele 81 GU expunerea d'
motive asupra unirii provinciilo'
rominesti. sa fie publlcate IN
tr r'un volum.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
RASPUNSUL D-NULUI PRIM
MINISTRU 'VAIDA.

ID. AL. Vaida-V Voevod, prese
dintele consiliului de m;nistri
raspunzind deputatului sOcialis1
Cristescu. arata nevoia ca socia-
listii romini sd ia eXemplu de la
socialistii din alte tari, earl nu
nesoc0tesc interesele natiunii ca.
reia apartin. Evolutionlsmul du-
ce pc adevaratii social-democrat
la aprecierea intereselor natlo-
male ale tarei in care traiesc.
Norbitorul, el insusi fost socia-
list-democrat, a facut serie de
eonsideratiuni generate asupra
socialismului in Germania 81 il
Franta 81 in fosta Austro-tnga.
ria.
Socialistii Romini sunt la in.
ceputul unor experiente carl nr
Sc poate sa nu-i duca la maturl
tatea politica la care atii au a
iuns mai inainte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03

5 ID. Braescu: Ce va intereseaza
pc d-tra. char neca ar fl.
ID. Cuza: Apoi daca ar fl, ar Fl
pc Spatele nostru. (llaritate).
|. Nh stu daca d. Braescu e au-
torizat sa vorbeasca in numele
gruparii din care Ell am plecat
de oare ce era vorba de conlu-
crare Gu Take lonescu.
\ ID. G. Bmescu Daca intrati IN
acest domeniu, voiu cere cuvIn-
tul in chestie personala.
/ ID. Cuza: Guvernul gcneralulm
Naitoianu s'a achitat foarte fru-
mos de misiunea pc care a.
vut-o. Ell ne-a 81 ajutat sa vedcm
pc hberali in situatiunea in care
ii vcdem. (Ilaritate).
Din .,Liga Poporului'' am pic
cat. din pricina ca auzisem ca c
vorba de colaborare politica Gu
d. Take Ionescu.
ID. Braescu: Ger cuvintul in
chestie personala.
\, ID. A. c. Cuza: Camera accasta
@ O adunare Constituanta.
ID. Nintila Bratianu: Am susti-
nut mereu ca aceasta adunare G
o adunare Constituanta.
ID. Cuza: Gencrazitatea d-lu:
V. Bratianu elucideaza probleme.
Norbesc de generozitate, peitru
ca moi am fost generosi GU d-tra
liberalii. (Ilaritate). HfN
Voci liberale: Maven ncvoie
'le nici o generozitate.
ID. Cuza: Adunarea aceasta
Constituanta,. care are majori-
tate compacta 81 puternica, VA
lucra cu hotarire conform pro-
gramului sau. Z necesar sa Sc
lucreze GU puteri unite. Aduna-
rea aceasta nu poate Fl disolva-
ta de nimeni.
ID. Braescu: All luat locul lui
Voda.
ID. NJ. Sasu: M suntem inca
lrepublica.
ID. Cuza: Intrigile carl s'au I'll
cut 81 sc fac nu vor stirni ingri.
iorarea Camcrci, ci tarei iii
ltregi.
ID. NJ. Sasu: Spuneti-o preset
M noua care am votat expropri
erea. i'm vrcme &C d-tra att fos!
contra eli.
ID. Cuza: Nam fost contra re
formei agrare. ci contra formu
lelor d-tra, carl desi att vota1
reformcle. nu le-ati rcalizat.
fCOntinudre pc peg. s..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
IIGA POPORULUI" IN CA
MERA.
CUViNTAREA D-LUI BRA
ESCU.

d. G. c. Braescu din .,Liga
Poporului'', protesteazi fmpotri
va motel discordante pc care so
cialistii au reprezentat-o, turbu-
rinl caracterul Stint 81 malt a
zilei de ieri. D-sa a propus ca IL
procesul verbal al sedintei df
All sd nu Sc treaca incidental re
prezentat de declaratiunea depu
tatului Tristescu.
ID. n. lorga a raspuns ca re-
9ulamentul Camerei Sc Opune t.
suprimarea din procesul verbal q
unui fapt care s'a produs. Fie
care spus dssa - vorbeste
in numele sau, ramdnind ca vre-
mea care trece sd arate cine q
fost cinstit 81 cine nu. (Aplause)
d. Braescu. in numcle ,,Lige'
Poporului'' de sub presedcntia
d-lui general Averescu, spunc CT
din cauza conditiunilor speciale
IN carl san facut alegerile. Ligs
Poporului s'a abtinut de la ale
geri: astfel, in actualul Parla
ment. sunt reprezintate numb
minoritatile, nu 81 majoritatile
(Vociferari, protestant vii in
''indurile taranistilor 81 ale tran
'silvanenilor.)
n Ca partizani al d-lui genera
Averescu, partizani fdtisi 8
declarati 80 M nedeclsrati, Q;
altii, (ilaritatc) fntreba1n daci
Sc poate concepe . consDlidar'
IA Ro1nfaici Mari Gu ezcluderc,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
fNvATA DIN EXPERIENTA
ALTORA CUM SA TE APERI.

o multime de straini in New
York au fost foarte rau trasi pe
sfoara de oamenii care-si fac din
aceasta profesia lor. Gu copul ,ie
a te proteja de astfel de impozi-
til, este bine pentru d-tra de a
comunica cu THE Central Mer-
camille Bank" din New York. a
carei principiu este a pazi inte-
'esele d-talc 81 sa to apere con-
ra la orr ce perderi cind trimit
,ani la Europa, cind schimbati
,ani, cind deschideti scont de de-
puneri, cind cumparati bilete ae
vapor, cind voiti passport, cind
|platiti take 81 in alte afaceri ca
Ire privesc binele d-tra. (1x6}
Daca vrci ca sa-ti cruti banii
|strinsi Gu greu, este pentru binele
|d-tra de urma sugestia 81 a
|scrie la:
THE MERCANTILE BANK or
NEW YORK,
lee Fifth Ave-, New YORK, n. Y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03

(Continuare de Pc pag. 81
tumult. Taranistii murmura J..
(Liberalii vocifereaza).
ID. Cristescu: Partidul Socia-
list este impotriva orr carci ali
piri sau Incorporate faeute pc al
IL Gale de cit aceea hotarirel
poporuli reSpectiv. Suntcm I'M
potriva orr carei alipiri facute
prin constringere sau forta.
Partidul socialist urmareste in
fiintarea marelui partid mterna-
tional al muncii.
Voci: Gu Bella Kuhn 81 Gu Ra-
cowski. (Noui vociferari).
ID. CriStescu: Unirea care S'a
facut nesocotind sentimental po-
pulatiunilor dim regiunile mcor-
porate. moi socialistii ne-am alb
tinut de la ratificarea unirii.
Noci: Rusine. Y
d. Cristescu: Ne1am faeut asst
fel datoria. precm ne-am facut-
o sincuri. cind fost vorba 81
protestant impotriva tarlsmuiul.
(Se naste tmult).
ID. Cristescu coboara de Ia
trfbma in mijlocul murmurelor
81 al protestarilor 81 in aplauze-
le celor citfva deputati socla-
listi).
d. n. Torga: Constat die de-
putat. pc temeiul celor mai ST.
cure informatiuni pe earl lie am,
ca unirea tarilor rominesti s'a
faeut tocmai pc baza acestor
nrincipii pc earl le formulate IL
ira. adica avindu-se i'm vcdere in
sasi sentimental 1ocuitorilor din
tarile earl Sc alipcsc. Bag de sea.
ma insl. ca vorba doar de 0
deosebirc de eXpresimi 81 dc TEN
perament. (Ilaritate. Aplause).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
,. CUZA 81 ACTUALA CAME
Rx.

D. A. c. Cuza, protestind 81
lisa impotriva declaratiunii soci-
alistilor, pc cari-i numeste anti
aationali. lar nu International,
analizeaza declaratiunile d-lui
Braescu, aratfnd ca ele sunt 81
nclogice, 81 neconsecvente.
Asi vol, zice d. Cuza, sa stlm
iaca aplaudind pc d. Braescu, Il
beralii y0r sd arate ca este dc
,e aclm vre-o ,legatura intre i
ii ,,Liga Popornlui's. Glaritate)
yoci libcrale: Nh 9 absoIut
nici 0 legatura!
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
Decatur Il. r. ID. No. 2.

E. S. Burrell and wife visited
friends in Leon Monday.
Nellie Ellars spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Nellie Norman.
VIM. Carroll is on the sick list
this week, but is some better at this
writing.
Mrs. Elba Elliott and children
spent the past week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Black.
Mrs. o. G.: Ellars and daughter;
Virginia, visited Saturday, night and
Sunday at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Willis Cornett, in Leon.
The pie social at the Terre Haute
school house was quite a success
owing to the weather, the proceeds
being $18.05 in honor of the Junior
Red Cross.
Louisa Butcher visited Saturday
night at Davis City.
Mrs. Muriel Cargill has been visit
ing the past week with Mrs. Aft
Brown while Mr.. Brown is in Mis-
souri, looking up location.
Isaac Norman, Jessie Norman,
Floyd Carroll and Clarence Ellars
we're Davis City visitors Saturday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
Hazel College.

Several from this neighborhood at
tended the lecture at Van Vert Mon
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G.. Spencer and
children Carol and Julia, attended
II. l.. Redman's sale Tuesday.
Irwin Mcconnell visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Jess Scadden and family
Mrs Oscar Brooks and little son,
Evertt, were calling on Mrs Alex
Ramsey Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Jack Edwards was calling
on Mrs. Claud Ramsey Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Scadden and
little son, Gerald, were visiting Mrs.
Scadden's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Mcconnell, Wednesday.
Mrs. Nelson Rasmussen was call
ing on Mrs. Wesley Steen Thursday
Mrs. Dice Cross attended Edd
Casters sale Wednesday.
Elbey Mcconnell visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Jess Scaddon and family
from Wednesday until Saturday.
Holgar Rasmussen and little
daughter, Irene, were calling on his
mussen Wednesday,.
Nina Caster visited her friend,
Lizzie Watson, Wednesday night
Mrs. Harry Wilson visited her
brother and family Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Fry were visit
ing in Van Vert Thursday after
noon.
Lee Mcconnell returned home
Wednesday from business trip to
Kellerton.
John Vests family are all on the
sick list this week.
Willie Ramsey was calling at the
Lee Mcconnell home Thursday
morning.
Willie West is on the sick list
this week.
Lee Mcconnell took dinner with
his daughter, Mrs. Jess scadden,
Ora irving is doing John Vests
chores while John is sick.
Cane Hall and family visited Sun
day with Mr.. Halls brother, Henry
Hall, and family.
Alva Mcconnell was Grand
River caller Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Ramsey and
family visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Brooks and son, Everett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Fry and fam
ily visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fry's sister, Mrs. Charley Wilson
and family: ,
Saturday night and Sunday morning
with Artie Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Steen and
son, Willie, were. visiting Sunday
with N. G. Spencer and family.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
Lillal'd.

Miss Ruth Teny came Monday to
work for Mrs George Warren.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. James and
son, Lloyd, were Osceola visitors
Monday.
Walter Quayle and Mrs. Matte
Bovington went to GlenwOod Thurs.
daT. being called there by the illness
Of their sister. Emma.
Miss Freda Hill worked the pas
week for Mrs. Web Hill.
Mr.. w. G.. Barbour was Leor
visitor Monday.
There was hard time social al
the Lillard school house Frlda!
night the proceeds go to finish buy
ing Victrola.
Misses Marvel and Alice Smith
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Sauter.
Mrs. Glenn McBrOom and baby
have been quite i'll the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ern Gamble and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Movie Tompkins.
Mr.. Will Quayle, of MONMOUTH
ILL.,, and Mr.. George Quayle, OF Ut
tumwa, came Monday to attend the
sale of their fathers farm.
The baby of Ed Spencer's is very
low at this writing.
REPORTER FOR SALE BILLS.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
Il. +. d. No. i.

Pearl Snyder, of Pontica, Illinois,
is home visiting his mother, who has
been very sick, but is better at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Konklin were
Sunday visitors at John konklin's.
Harry Negley and wife, of Deca-
tur City, are visiting this week with
J. w. Mullins was at Leon Sunday
to see his brother, Edd, who came
back few days ago from Mimi
esota.-
Miss Harriet Stewart and Mr.
Delbert Merritt stole a march on
their friends Saturday by being
married at the M. E. parsonage in
Leon, their witnesses being Miss SIS
Leon. The bride was alfred in a
| light blue satin. She is a graduate
of the Leon High School and for the
past year was one of Decatur coun-
| tvs most successful teachers. The
groom is a man OF sterling qualities
They will live on the groom's farm
near Kirksville, Missouri. To Mr.
and Mrs. Merritt the sincerest best
wishes and congratulations are ex
tended from host of friends.
Frank Myers spent Saturday after.
noon with Raymond Mullin.
Andrew Scott and John Myers
helped Nathan Boyce with his
butchering one day last week.
Mrs. J. w. Mullin still remains
sick at this writing.
Orville Boyce visited his brother
N. A. Boyce, one day last week.
Miss Grace Barrett is teaching for
Julit Mullin this week while Mrs
Mullin is i'll.
Several from this locality enjoyed
the dance at John Mains Saturday
night.
Miss Hazel Mulln visited home
folks over Sunday.
Everyone is planning to attend
the program at White Hall school,
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Negley were
Sunday visitors at Joe Mullins.
Mrs. L. L. Richardson and daugh'
ter, Harriet, were Leon callers
, Saturday.
L. D. CARRIER had business in Leon
Saturday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
Leroy.

Aida Silvers made a business triI
to Baxter Springs, Oklahoma, the
past week.
Mrs. George Lang was a Weldon
visitor Tuesday afternoon.
LAZY Bergin, of Van Vert, is visit
ing with his sister, Mrs. J. w. Stog
dell and family.
John Duffield, of Des Moines
visited Thursday with DR.. Burbank
Ora Krouch the 9TH grade teache
in the HumestOn schools was nome
few DAYS the past week on accoun
of illness.
Arthur Sullivan was in Osceols
The Epworth League business
meeting and social was held at the
M. B. Hatfield home Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Sullivan, O.
Wyoming, visited several days the
past week at the E. S. Buffum home
L. E. Helmick, of Brighton, visit
friends at Garden Grove and here:
A. E. Silvers was a business visitor
at Leon Tuesday.
Myrtle Wylie and Lena Handley
visited Thursday night at Humeston
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bevard and
family moved last week from. Con.
way. Iowa, to the farm north OF
town formerly occupied by Alonzo
May and family. Their neice. Grace
Sutton came with them to assist with
the work.
G.. B. Lang and family are NOV
ing to the farm north Of town which
was recently vacated by Ed Petty
and family.
]. D. Tener and family and II. E
Petty and family moved the pas
week to a farm which they bough
near Urbana. Mo Both families vii
he missed from this community bu
the best wishes of their friends ant
neighbors go with them.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
Orphan Ridge.

The party at J. W. Fitch's Friday
night was we'll attended. Several
from Davis City were in attendance.
All report a most enjoyable time.
John and Walter Barlean spent
Friday afternoon at the home or
their uncles, The Barlean Boys.
c. e. Poush and wife had business
at Leon Saturday.
Fletcher Honn was a caller at the
Hoover home Sunday morning.
Dan Barlean was here Friday and
made We editor a pleasant call.
Fred Jones attended the hog sale
at Leon Friday and bought a fine
brood SOW. Fred believes in rails
ing white hogs.
Walter Barlean spent a few days
at the home Of w. A. Johnson's last
week.
J. w. Fitch helped his brother,
Miss Ruth Barlean spent Friday
! with her aunt, Mrs. Ann Ellis.
, S. p. Hoover is able to be around
again after his recent illness.
Those who spent Sunday at the
Barlean home were, Dan Barlean
and family, Mrs. Pea rl 'Barlean, c. E
Poush and w. A. Johnston.
Mrs. Ann Ellis spent Monday with
Mrs. S. P. Hoover.
Mrs Fred Jones and Miss Sarah
Truitt called on Mrs. c. E. Poush
Monday.
]. w. Fitch and wife spent Friday
afternoon at the Barlean home.
| Mrs. G.. E. Poush and Mrs. Ann
! Ellis are on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Pearl Barlean is staying with
her aunt, Mrs. Ann Ellis, tins
week during her illness.
B. r. Kohall is moving this week
on one of Mr.. C. M. Axes farms.
Mr.. Kohall was a former Decatur
county boy a number of years ago
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
Crown.

Mr.. Beers, of Delray, has moved
on the Charley. Piercy farm.
Mrs. P. c. Morgan has been quite
sick.
Sherm Rumley has been hauling
hay from Abe McVey's place.
The meeting of the Crown locality
was well attended last Wednesday
evening; the debate was very in
teresting on whether the county
farm should be moved, the winning
side being that it should be moved.
The next meeting will be on Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 4th, everyone
should come and enjoy the debate
f. w. CARRIER and Aaron Goodman
have finished cutting their hedge on
the line fence.
John Cox is going to move on the
place now occupied by Elva Baker.
Mr.. Paker will move to Leon to work
for the Collins Oil Co.
p. G. Morgan received his second
car of coal last week.
Jewel Halverson, who recently
unlradr' hero tan rented the MI
man Worde, far, for the coming
year.
~ 'eHl-, ,-eEae IS quite poorly
at the present writing.
Chss. Piercv was on our streets
one day last week. Charley tells US
he exDects to move to Leon one day
this week.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
An Iowa Woman
.Testifies
Muscatine, Iowa :-"Whenin Oklahoma
and waiting to build l was exposed to

cold weather. l
was not well and
felt the need of
some medicine to
give new strength.
Having seen DR..
Pierce's Golden
Medical Dis
covery advertised
l procured and
used one bottle,
then I used one
bottle of DR..
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29
A PROMINENT WOMAN
FROM MINNESOTA

Duluth, Minn.:-1 am great BE-
lever in DR.. Pierce's medicines. l have
taken Favorite Prescription for weak
ness peculiar to women and found it very
beneficial. had taken other medicines
for this ailment but did not get any
relief. This medicine gave me the relief
was seeking. also use the Pleasant
Pellets for disordered stomach, bilious
ness and headaches there Is nothing
better. can highly recommend DR..
Pierce's medicines from the actual use
Il tAsm. lam taking eFavorite Rfscnp-
ton q The present time and It Is doing
M . world Of good." -MRs. r. TRAY11,
lON ~. 5th s..
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-29

Pierce's Favorite Prescription also.
These two combined caused me to get
stronger and to brow off the unpleasant
effects of the exposure. shall always
speak highly of Dr. Pierce's remedies"
-MRs. SARAH BARTON, 1913 w. Front st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
MEMORIAL is
OBSERVEDFOR
YBENEFACTOR

The board Of directors OF the y. W.
C. A. met in the central building
Thursday morning 20 hear resume
OF the years work and TO hold me-
mortal 20 the late Mrs. Abbie Potter,
known az the mother Of the local
association
From the time OF the establishment
Of the association in a little house on
Wyoming street 20 the day OF her
passing. Airs Potter gave time,
strength and money to the upbuild-
Ing OF the organization and 1t was
considered fitting that the service In
honor Of her should be held By her
-coworkers- Mrs Potter and her bus
band assisted in purchasing the lots
adjoining - boarding home o. the
y W C. a. on west Missouri street
and . was a cherished wish Of Airs
Potter that some time an annex 70
the home should be built there IN
order 70 accommodate more girls
She took an active part IN the an
nual budget campaign
Airs. p B. H0man led the devotion
al exercises. reading Mrs Potter's IA
vorite GARD psalm.
Hrs. j. "A. Rawlings. chairman o.
the finance committee o. the Y. W
O. A.. talked OF the life OF Mrs Pot
ter and this was followed by sen
tence prayers.
Following the memorial service the
board OF directors went into business
session.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-14
OF
ARIZONASUED
FOR $4,000

Phoenix. Ariz-, Oct "A. - Suit for
$4,000 alleging libel was fusd
against Gov. Thomas z Campbell IN
the superior court here yesterday On
behalf CT J. n Mouer, sttorney and
son OF state land commissioner W A
1I0uer. The action was based on
statement which the complaint as
serted was made By GOV. Campbell in
a recent speech in his campaign for
reelection 20 the effect that Flag
staff man had paid the son q the
state land commissioner $1,000 before
he could secure the state land lease
he wanted.
me complaint declared the state
ueut was wholly false" made with
intent TO damage him and 10 promote
the governors political campaign It
also stated the governors alleged
statement charged Mouer with un-
lawfully and corruptly receiving
money for the purpose Of a bribs,
with conspirins with his father, the
land commissioner, ITO uuLaW1ully and
unduly grant and give favors 70 GER
tain persons who were able and Will
ing TO pay money for them and with
professional misconduct as an attor-
ney.
As a second cause for action. the
complaint alleged that on October 6.
last, Gov. Campbell. in answer to a
letter from Mouer with reference TO
the alleged statement, wrote Mouer a
letter reiterating the charge, but
changing the SUN OF money mentioned
from $4,000 TO $1,000. The complaint
alleged that the governor caused this
letter, like the previous statement. TO
be published in Arizona newspapers
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