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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
had left any brealsfas, outside for

had left any breakfast outside for
him.
II was very dark. Reddy WIS pun
zled Could II be that he had got up
before daylight--that no hadn't slept
as long as he thought
Perhaps he had slept Tho whole
day thru and II was night again.
My. how hungry no vast
IL hope Granny has caught n fine.
fat chicken for me-" thought Rcddy.
and his mouth watered.
Just then he ran bump into some.
thing.
Vow screamed Rcddy Fox and
ciappcd both hands 10 his nose.
Something was sticking into II. II
was one of the sharp little spears
that Prickly Porky hides in his coat.
Reddy Fox know then why tho old
house was 70 dark. Prickly Porky
was blocking up the doorway.
Next story Prickly Porty Has
Issd Dreams
More than 30 former soldiers are
candidates for election. to congress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

meet The incest you can be, And
don't contradict him. whatever he
says
The twins promised.
Where does he liver asked Nick.
FOLLOW your nose replied Tinga,
ling. Just follow your nose"
so off they started.
They had no trouble whatsoever
finding Snoopy's house which hap.
pened to be under "A stack Of rocks.
But they didn't have 10 go inside.
fortunately. for Mr.. skunk was Just
locking his door before starting out
to lunch.
why. I declare. II II Isn't the
landlord exclaimed Snoopy. II was
Just wondering why you hadn't been
around lately. must owe you about
a years rent. Mr.. Tingaiing"
'oh. nor smiled Tingaiing ami.
ably. Mot that much. Mr. skunk.
Just about II months. But there's
no hurry. Mr.. Skunk. none Mt ALI
Take your time. merely came to
see II anything needs fixing
why. yes" answered Snoopy. N
whole barrel Of things"
Copyright. 1920. eE.AJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

Ny goodnessr' sid Tinsa,ing. the
fziryman landlord. turning TO the
twins very suddenly. Il forgot to
put perfume on my pocket handker.
chief You don't happen TO have
any about you. DO you. Nancy
Nancy shook her head mo. !
haven't. Mr.. Tingaiing-
Nor smelling salts. eitherr-
mo. Mr.. Tinsaling
! "Humphr' remarked the latter
Tmaking a wry face. "A whole lot
Of humphs. About 3o.'
w hats wrongT' asked Nick Are
you gong to a party7"
"Party7 My eye, I mean. my nosel
Indeed no. I'm going to collect
Snoopy Skunk's rent"
The twins looked puzzled at this
but what has perfume to do with
rents7" they asked
NO more than honeysuckies has
to do with a soap factory" answered
Tingaling. "onIy 1t might be pleas
ant to have handy. Come along.
kiddoes. we may as wen go and have
Il over. i have just a little word Of
advice TO give you. however, before
- start Be nice to Snoopy. Very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

They registered at Salem. Ore.
hotel MS Mr.. and Mrs. III. Henry
Hoover and sons. of California
Hoover was recognized just before
they left Salem and gave up the
dual role"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Herbert c. Hoover
Travels Incognito

PORTLAND, Aug. is.--Herbert c.
Hoover. former federal food admin
istrator. arrived in Portland last
night accompanied by Mrs.. Hoover
and their two sons They win leave
tonight for Minneapolis.
The Hoovers Travelled incognito.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

us here, for every one knows that no
one lives here" said Old Granny Fox
as she made Reddy as comfortable as
possible.
As soon as IT was daylight Granny
Fox slipped out to watch for Farmer
Browns Boy, for she felt sure that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
New Orleans Ruled
Off Army Shipping

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1s.-orders
disseminating the port OF New Or
leans as an army transport shipping
center for Panama and Porto Rico
were issued today by Secretary Of
War Baker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

! II you value your watch. let Haynes
repair 1t. Next to Liberty Theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

Living micro organisms have been
found In paper more than 1000 years
old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
BY ALTMAN
BY LEO
BY BLOSSER
BY POP MOMAND
BY AHERN

Don't take your troubles to bed
with YOU" said the doctor.
"Oh. don't, doc. I sleep on .
Nashville Tennesscean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

'Oh. give me some more OF that
coffee Jim Boldtr'--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

More than 10 former soldiers ars
candidates for election. to congress
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31

sen over Havet skal gavne hen
de, som heneds Lege ogsaa for
nd har udtalt sin Forventning
ON. | Morgen er Diet Sendag, og
Diet er da bestemt, ON Gud vii,
at have Gudstjeneste paa Ski
bet ON Formiddagen paa Dansk
med Past. Pr9vensen og under
tegnede som Predikanter og ON
Eftermiddagen paa Tysk og En-
gelsk med EN- ung tysk-ameri-
kansk Priest som Predikant der
befinder sig nemlig en- Del ty-
ske Polakker og andre ON Bord,
som like forstaar Dansk; dem
maa der 10 ogsaa tales til. vi
haaber at faa en- god S9ndag
med Str9mme at Made fra Diet
h9je.
Den 3die Marts. Jeg MATTE
afbryde med at skrive i L9rdags
og fix saaledes like NIT Brew
afsluttet. Vi har sejlet endnu fl
re Dage og er ner we'd Norges
Kyst. | Aften venter vi at vac
re / kristiania, hv0rfra Brev kan
| afsendes. II har fremdeles haft
! en- behagelig og god REESE. vi
har haft ire Gudstjenester eller
Moder paa Skibet, hyor Vi har
pradiket Kristi Evangelium paa
Dansk og Engelsk til en- here-
yillig Tilhorerkreds, og den ty-
| ske Prast desuden paa Tysk saa
vel som paa Engelsk.
Fra Kristiania har man ca. ct
Dogns Sejlads til K9benhavn, og
Pasagererne begynder allerede at
pakke sammen paa deres REESE
TOT og gore sig ferdige til at gaa
j Land Jeg vii nu a~fslutte med
en- hjertelig Hilsen I'll Venner i
Chicago og hele Illinois Kreds
og ligeledes til Venner paa andre
Egne. Lad os glede os over, at
vor Frelsers Forjettelse ,,Se,
jeg er med eder allie Dage ind
til Yerdens Ende' galder ogsaa
os. Vor kare Frelser vii we're
med sine ale Dage som den sto-
re Yppersteprest, der lever al
It'd Ill at trade frem for Os," og
som vor Sjeles Hyrde og Til
synsmand,' og under disse For
hold skal vi fare vel. Herren
we're storligen loyet.
Min Adresse i Danmark vii
indtil videre bliye Kristineberg-
gard, Tanlov, Danmark. Sager
angaaende Kirkeforhold i Illinois
Kreds, der maatte vedr9re un-
dertegnede i Egenskab af Kreds-
formand, henvises indtil yidere
til Kredsens Sekreter, Past. Chr.
Petersen, Trufant, Mich.
Elders j Kristus forbundne
l.. p e dersen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
KRISTUS WORT HAAB.
!. Kor. Is, 16-21.

Mel. Blandt Engle vii jeg ware.
Err Kristus ej opstanden,
da skal Vi ej opstaa,
da er vor Tro forgeves,
ej yerd Diet mindste Straa;
vi err endnu j Synden,
ford9mt til evig DGd,
da har vi ingen Frelser
i yores Sjalenod.
FL andet Navn er givet
hvoryed vi frelses kunne,
hvorved vi frelses kunde,
end Kristus, Liyets Ord.
FL Engles Legioner
formaar Diet mindste Grand
til Mennesket at Afrelse,
fra vores Synde-Stand.
Men MI er Krist. opstanden,
vor Konge - Gnd med osl
nu kan vi rolig hyde,
yor arge Fjende Trods.
o, bod: hyor har din Brad nuY
Den misted' du forvist,
dengang du Wide drgbe
min .kare HERE Krist.
Hay TAX, 0 Frelser k@re
for Kors og D9d og Crawl
bjalp mig nu ret at opstaa
we'd dig af Syndens Hay,
at jeg maa hos dig v@re
! evig Herlighed,
we'd Tronen dig lovsynge
for al din K@rlighedl
Hans X. Hansen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
REJSEBREv.
s. S. Oscar den Anden.

s. S. Oscar den Anden.
%. Febr., 1920.
Det var min Tanke at have
sendt nogle LINER til ,,Danske-
rem, for jeg med Familie for
lod New York men Tiden der
nede gik med at faa Diet forned-
ne ordnet til Afrejsen, saa jeg tx
Ike naaede Diet, Hensigten med
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31

N adverens Indstiftel-
Sc. Tiden. Den Nat, da han
bley forraadt" = Torsdag At
ten, efter at de hayde spist Paa-
skelammet, medens de endnu sad
we'd Bordet, ytog Jesus Br9d",
eller yet Br9d," d. e. en- at de
flade Skiver af usyret Br9d,
som brugteS we'd Paaskemaalti-
Diet, noget lignende SON de nor
ske Fladbrgd.
Han " elsignede" det, d.
e. nedbad Velsignelsen over dette
n Brod, der nu skulde, like
reprasentere, men yere Berer
af, Diet synlige Middel, hvor i,
m e d og un d er Jesu Legeme
caves til hans Disciple. Hvorle-
DIES den Bon eller Velsignelse
led, we'd vi like; men i Stedet
derfor bruger vi nu den Bon,
som Jesus lerte sine Disciple,
Fader Vor, hyilken dog, synes
Diet mig, slet like omhandler
Nadveren.
Men stor, dyb, haj og hellig
er for mig den Tanke, at Jesus
her nedbad Velsignelsen over
Brodet og Vinen, der skulde paa
Millioner Steder i hans Borne
flok ned gennem de skiftende
Tider vere Bereren af, den ydre
Skikkelse, hvori Jesus fremtre-
der, og hvorigennem han paa
sarlig Made kommer og medde-
Ter sig til sine Venner.
Naar der derfor / vor Kir-
Ike for Nadverens Uddeling er
Indvielse af Brod og Vim saa
maa dette vere at sette i For
bindelse med den forste Hand
ling, Jesu Indvielse af Nadver-
elementerne, at han, SON enc kan
helEge, kan velsigne, like alene
da indviede for den enc Gang,
hvad han havde i sin Hand,
men hans Velsignelse gjaldt alt
Diet Br6d og Vim, som skulde
bruges ! samme 0jemed ned
igennem Tiderne. Saa skal jeg
da ogsaa we'd Nadveren for min,
den enkeltes Del, ,,g6re dette
til hans Ihukommelse," at jeg
kommer i HUI, hvorledes Jesus
velsignede Diet ferste Br6d og
den forste Vim, og at den Vel
signelse gelder ogsaa we'd dette
Maaltid, hvori jeg nu deltager.
Saa Dor jeg da med heIlig Er-
b0dighed modtage -Brodet og vi
men i den hellige Nadvere, kom-
mende i HUI, at Jesus paa ser-
lig Made er der til Stede i Kraft
af sit eget Ord, som han udtalte
til Yelsignelse over Brgdet og
Vinen hin f6rste Skertorsdag
Aften.
bet er som til Eks. med Hive
dekornet. | Diet Korn nedlagde
Gud we'd Skabelsen i sin den
f0rste Gang udtalte Velsignel-
Sc en- Kraft til Nering for Men
nesker, SON fulgte like alene Diet
f9rst skabte Hvedekorn, men fgl-
ger med ale Hyedekorn i den
hele Verden.
Jesus b r d e t." Da dette
forbilledlig fremstillede Jesu for
os brudte Legeme paa Korset,
saa b9r Diet ogsaa nu cores. We'd
Nadverens Indstiftelse er alt saa
kort, men bestemt - og ola Diet
er en- af wore herligste og hgjeste
og dybeste Hamburger, b9r den
felges helt og holdent.
Jesus CAV dem Diet. Han
gik like rundt med Diet til liver
og en-, men CAV Diet ferst til den
ham narmest siddende, som tog
ct Gt3k}se az dot bradte Br6d
OK lod Diet saa gaa yidere til
den neste, og saaIedes Rmkken
helt igennem. Lgeledes udtalte
Jesus ogsaa kun cen Gang Orde-
ne: Ia g, ed dette erI
nit Legeme."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31

AZ - AtA ~
han takkede, fordi foruden Vel
signelsen og Kraften, SON Cue
havde lagt i Vinen we'd dens
Brug i Almindelighed, den nu
ogsaa skulde tjene til denne nye
herlige Bestemmelse, at yare Be
reren af og Midlet hvor i, m e d
log IN d 7, Jesus CAV dem sit
Blod. ,,Drikker ale deraf," d.
e. Diet gik fra den enc til den
anden, og liver tog en- Dirk af
Diet samme Beger.
Mar Jesus siger, at Diet er
hans Blod - ,,Liyet er i Bio
det," altsaa Jesu Liys, d. e.
Krafts, Meddelelse = og at hans
Blod er .den nye Pagts Blod',
saa er her naturligt tenkt paa
Guds den gamle Pagt med Is
rael, hyor jo Ofringerne og Bio
Diet spillede saa stor en- Role.
Men alt det Blod kunde like
rense Sjelene, meddele Synder-
mes Forladelse eller skpnke en-
Synder Fred. Det var altsam-
men forbilled ligt. Men Je-
su Blod, Guds Sons Blod, det
err Blodet der ofredes for len
bedre Pagt, der jo er grundet
paa bedre Forjettelser," en-
Pagt, der like bestod /: Cor og
lev eller bryd mig og do; men /:
,,Jeg vii give mine Love i deres
Sind, og ieg vii indskriye dem
i deres Hjerte." ,,Jeg vii vere
naadig mod deres Uretferdighe-
der og like mere ihukomme de-
res Synder."
Naar Jesus siger, at hans Blod
,,udgydes for mango til Synder-
mes Forladelse", saa maa her jo
yere en- Forudantagelse al Je-
su Korsfestelse og bod; thi Diet
var 10 f0rst der, hans Blod blew
udgydt. bet Blod, som vi mod
tager i Nadyeren err altsaa Diet
Blod, som Jesus udged for os
Langfredag. Og naar han vide
re her hos Matth. siger, at
hans Blod ,,udgydes for mango
til Syndernes Forladelse" - alt
saa at i og we'd den Handling
skenkedes dem Syndernes
Forladelse saa er de-
dog visit noget dristigt at paa
staa, at we'd liver Nadeerhaad-
ling udgydes Jesn Blod til syn
dernes Forladelse fai skrlde de,
we're Tilfeldet, a maa der oz-
saa ske en- ny IEengsYelse az
Jesus, en- ny Offerhan3ling =
og da kommer Vi saare far'igt
ner til den katolske Kirkes Lee
re ON Messeofferet.
Nej, da er vi nok rettere raa
Diet, naar VI med vorf RitHa.
holder det fast, at det lJesu
Blod) gives os, som ,,et Pant
paa Syndernes Forladelse" hyor-
we'd Nadvergast ten altsaa ser Il
bage i Troen paa Jesu engang
for ale udgydte Blod IL Syn
dernes Forladehe at Jesu
Blod like nu paany ofres for
! ham, men at han m%odtager Diet
! som en- Stadfestelse paa, en- For
Wishing ON, at han er hans Dis
cipel, at trods alt, hvad hans
Sapser, Folelse og Fornnft maat-
te indvende derimod - han dog
err hans og har Syndernes For
ladelse - og at Jesu Meddelen
sig til ham i Nadveren netop
er ham Garantien.
Den, som tror disse Ord
(nemlig ON Jesu Blod engang Of
ROT for hane nj LoD bo-
hyad de sige og som de lyde, nem-
lig S%yndernes Forladelse."
Altsaa skal ct Menneske like
gaa til Alters for at faa Synder-
mes Forladelse og blive en- Jesu
Discipel der; men fordi han err
ct Guds Barn, der after og after
tr@nger til Forvisning ON, at
han endnu er Diet og har sine
/ Gun1nn, Eo.1a-I~T-~ a. D
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31

IL 2AiANNS1
Illinois kreds min hjerteligste
Tax for al udyist Sympati, Vel
Willie og Kerlighed mod mig og
mine we'd Afrejsen til Danmark.
TAX til Ebenezer Menighed for
Pengegayen $4,000 overrakt mig
til Asked, og tax til yestlige
Distrikt af Illinois Kreds for
0yerraskelsen med en- Gave paa
$1,000 we'd Distriktsmodet j
Chicago, og til 9stlige DISTRICT
for Overraskelsen med 5000 we'd
Distriktsmedet i Sidney, Mich,
SAINT til ale Yenner, som ogsaa
privat m9dte os med Gayer ell
Ter andre Observation-Disclosures.
Herren gengelde eder ale der
for.
Opbruddet og Rejsen fra Chi
eago - af Hensyn til min HUI
sirius Helbred for / Danmark at
vinde Fornyelseskraft for de ef-
ter 1.-The flu svakkede Nerver
- var like saa helt let for os,
der folte os knyttede til Menig-
heden. Familie, Kredsen og Ven
ner we'd mango emme Hjerte-
baand men jeg tror, at Vi VII
komme Ill at %erfare, at Digte-
rem har Ret, naar han siger:
,,Mindet lader som ingen Ting,
er dog ct lonligt Kildespring. .
| Dog vii Vi fremfor alt treste os
med, at yHerren er yor Hyrde,
og at os skal intet fattes' Ps.
%, /. Idet vi ser wort Opbrud
som hans Ledelse, faar Vi ogsaa
Low at tro, at han vii lede os
fremdeles, og dermed vii alt BIZ
We godt. Og er Diet saa hans Vii
lie smart at give Sundhed 90
fluid Arbejdskraft igen, som Vi
haaber og tror, da har han og-
saa nok en- Yirksomhed for os
igen j sin Vineyard, hvor vi maa
faa Low at tjene hans Sag end.
mn en- Stund enten j Danmark
eller i Amerika, hvor Diet MATTE
behage 'ham at BRUCE os.
Angaaende Rejsen fra Michi-
gan til New York err der kun
dette at meddele, at vi trods en-
Del Hindringer paa Grund al
sterk Snefald kom i god Be
| hold I'll New York en- haly
SHE'S Timer senere end forventei
! o. fandt uden Vanskelighed I'D
Il Missionshjemmet, 100 Pro
| spect Ave. Brooklyn, hvor VI
blev meget vel modtaget al
Iljemmets Vert o. Vertinde
Mr.. og Mrs. Hellenberg, SAINT
Pastor Kildsig med Hustru, Og
Pastor Gade, Kebenhayn, som
Dor paa Hjemmet.
Vi medtes her med adskillige
Venner som ogsaa skulde rel
Sc til Danmark: Pastor L. Pro
yensen. Boston, Mr.. T.. ". An
dersen, Coulter, Ia, og Pastor
+. u. Nielsens Fader SAINT an
Dire. De faa Dage paa Missions
hjemmet gik med at faa ordnet
med wore Papirer og wort REESE
gods. Vi fandt, at Diet var nod
vendigt at have god It'd i New
York for at faa ordnet med dis.
Sc Sager, da vi merkede, al
man ellers let kunde komme
Forlegenhed at Hensyn til for
sinket Rejsegods ell. !. Mr.. Hell
lenberg SAINT Pastorerne Kid
sig og Gade var sardeles yelvil-
&c og ~opofrende Hjelpere og Vel
ledere for os all under Ophol-
Diet j New York. Desuden l9d
mango anerkendende Udtalelser
fra Rejseselskabet over den go
de Mad og B~etjening paa HEM
met for en- endda langt billige-
re Detailing end yisse andre HEN
eller Hoteller forlangte, og der
faldt derfor ogsaa Bemerknin-
ger ON, at wore Venner i Anne
rika, der venter at rejse til
Danmark, burde gennem Dan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31

EN-

Medens de spiste, tog Je-
sus BrSd, og han velsigne-
de og brpd Diet og CAV Dis
ciplene Diet og sagde .Tager
@der dette er nit Legeme.'
Og han tog en- Kalk og
takkede, CAV dem og sag
de vdrikker ale deraf; thu
dette er nit Blod, Pagtens,
hvilket udgydes for mango
til Syndernes Forladelse'
(Math. 26, 26-28).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
Mode i Harlan den 9. September 1919.
K~omitempde i Spencer, la.

Paa I~ndbydelse fra Commercial Club og en- Komite,
mensat af Medlemmer fra Menighederne Spencer og
mex og af Menigheden Royal, rejste Komiteen til Spe
den 2. Dec, 1919. We'd dette Mode translates Tanker
at anskaffe 100 Acres Land, ~beliggende paa Byens n
grense, az hvilket Land der saa af Commercial Club"
de salges Lodder til at betale Landet med og Resten G
til Samfundet at bygge Skole paa, SAINT ill Campus.
da Manden, som ejede Landet, var rejst I'D for lengere
var Diet like muligt at sige -noget %afg6rende paa dette 7
punkt.
Fornylig har imidlcrtid Commercial Club kebt
talte Land for 100000 og har begyndt at selge ByggC
der. Altsammen paa Betingelse of, at SkQlen oliver bygs
Spencer.
Fra Spencer vii der altsaa komme Tilbud og null
fra andre steder; men Komiteen har ike kunnet venfe
eere med at offentligggre sin Rapport.
ct Forslag yedtoges, at en- Komite bestaaende af
stor Bondo, Pastor Gertsen og Mr.. Madsen fra Minneap
medcr Commercial Club Harlan ifplge en- OyerenskC
fra forrige Mode, og at de tog med sig Arkitekt Jensen
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-08-26
KEEP TROUBLES TO YOURSELF
'he world, as General Thing. Has
Little Use for the Man Ad.
dieted to SeIf.Pity.

The trouble with the man in little
trouble Is that he is inclined to pity
himself and imagine that he Is the
only man who ever had a trouble.
All he can see In the moment of hIs
Irritation in his own burden. 1t seems
not to occur to him that at the very
moment he Is wrestling with his diff
Guilty thousands of people around him
are lighting against far greater odds
and in much greater danger.
Trouble, anyhow, Is part Of the
game of life. Nobody ever went any.
where or did anything worth while
without meeting 1t in one form or an
other. Let others pity you if they
WILL but don't waste any time pitying
Yourself. The chances are that vour
next door neighbor would be tickled
to death If such troubles as YOU have
were all he had to worry about.-Ex-
change.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-08-26

Mrs. Wallace of Hawthorne
rived few days ago on visit n bor
u"ushter' Mrs. LaRue Giddens
Prof. A. f. Riley, principal Of w.
nnsn school, went to Tampa. Monday
ana returned yesterday Hn was o.
'onpanied by his son, Emmett
Emmett Riley. who is visiting his
parents, Prof. and Mrs. A. F Rilav 80
o o nigh school, will leave Septemhor
o'h Tor Auburn, Ala, whore no VII
enter the Alabama Technologtc1I Tr-
stitute. 81 ~
W, T. Mobley went over to Tamna
IN MS car yesterday and took wiz
MN Mrs. c. L. Fries. Misses Crao"
hauoacn and Anna Mae Skies and
Wills Dewey. They are evnoc,aJ
back today. Np'''eu
Ambrose McGehee, who j.; boIdtna
lucrative position with biz nbos
pHa'e company at Brewster in pol
county came in Saturday on a short
VISIT to home folks here, ana will ,a.
turn to his work today.
FOR Saturday cnl- Hewitt Rrot,,ers
are Offering some exceptional bar
gains in high grade aluminium voro
see their ad. elsewhere in this issue
#1t.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-08-26
LOCAL ITEMS

W, D. Specls is spending today il
Tampa
f Senator F. NJ. Cooper visited Wan.
: cAula n business. Tuesday.
Have you seen the new Maxwell
car?-Lee Notes, agent.-adv. 3ltf
W. l.. Koon and w. L. DeIoach
motered to Arcadia and back. Mon
day.
Harry Goldstien visited Tampa ON
business Monday, and returned Tues
day night.
See w. o. Silcox and save money
on roofing, lime, cement and lumber.
! (adv.)
Dr. and Mrs. c. 7. BlaAcAet ven,
TO Fort Myers, Yesterday, to visit fri
ends fer two days.
/ Walter F. Martin. q lc2d.:g ottizoa
OF t'"it Ogden, Gent a few hours n,r-
on business, Monday.
viii trade you q new Ar2xvay ro~
your Old can-See Lee Notes. agp15
adv
]. NJ. Weeks went to Tampa. uoo-
day evening" and spent Tuesday ,horr
attending to business.
Parents and pupils should bear n
mlnd that TIE nigh school viii ope0
on the first Monday in next month
If you Wont let me paint YOU,
house, let me sell you good paint
cheap w. O. SILICON adv.
Fountrce recommends the girls IN
marry railroad agents, as then they
can get free passes to go anywhere
they wish.
Clay Chadwick End T. C. Grassland
went to Jacksonville, MCldsy night.
ma remained taere till Yesterday Ct
ending to business.
Don't forget the Fidelity Trust Co ,
VIII pay you five per cent on time and !
'"''"s' deposits. adv
The Groom cottage witch Caphos ,
\een is building on TIE corner of .
sing Street and Olympia avenue, is =
asst approaching completion. =
The Fidelity Trust Co. will aprre- v
late your patronage and will pay YOU s
We per cent on savings and time de-
osts. adv
The Eastern Star sewing circle viii Il
leet next Wednesday, 3 to ) D. M. T
the residence Of Mrs Henry Qued- e
au. All members are urged TO be VI
resent. e
That well known cololed citizen.
am Kennedy, is shipping coal to p
ewcastle"-that is. shipping lines p
Fort Myers. end he is getting good pI
rices for them. W
See Hewitt Brothers advertisement -
a special one-day bargain sale of "
gh grade aluminium ware in this
sue or the Herald. sit Il
Mrs. Leslie L. Willis and little son os
rived here from Jacksonville, -
1ursday night, AMI are visiting the 10
rmer's parents, Mr. ard Mrs. J. f. ho
lnCamp, in Solana. GU
FEED, FERTILIZERS Avn We
GATES. - L.. VI. WRITTEN,
TENT. am
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-08-26

steps were taken last week for
permanent cucumber growers assn
cation at Williston. The plan is for
the purpose of protecting the shipper
and buyer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-26

I. according 10 the announcement
or Vernon T. Seamans. county reg
lstrar. last night, In which ne lesig
nlte the registrars for the various
precincts OF the city and the places
OF registration
We want the registration this
year To be new and complete Ow
ing TO the confused condition sf the
poll books we are endeavoring to
secure as complete registrltion as
Possible. We are especially anxious
mat the women voters of the city
;ake this opportunity to register,
he said.
During tho recent school bond
election women were not reqdired
10 register for the elcotiun. Al
though that ruling had bean handed
Ivy the attorney general during the
school election. MIR. Seamans said
that 1t did not hold for the general
elections and that lll women must
register II they wish to vote
Following are the registration
places and registrars for the various
precincts OF the city. No 1, j. G,
Kinney, Central lunch counter. %
North Main; No. ?. y. u. Henshaw.