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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
AVALANCHE BURlES
TOWN; 5 KNOWN DEAD

BERNE. Sunday. Jan. II. 1 Porrs-
CHA. a village In ths Italian Aips. has
been buried BY an avalanche and many
pessons are reported 10 hsva been
killed Five chHdrsn we're killed At
midnight In their home. which was bur-
led by an avalanche near Osituer In the
\orsrlberg mountains. The remainder
cf the family. although iniufed was
rescued by neishbcrs.
Heavy snowstorms IN the AIps have
blocked railroads and highways. many
villages being isrlated.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
PEOPLE ON SPENDING
LAG" GR0CERS SAY

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-THE whole
sorid 10 responsible for hs hlsh cost
ot hving. scccrdins 10 srceers atte"a'
nj tts Ssuonsi Retail Gfocers assocl'
oa,oN meeting here.
Tho whole world 10 ~ spendlne
ysg.--a bag Of foolish and ex'rsvsssnt
bayinR," SID John w. schseser. past
pg~sid~ut 81 tho association. People
asv no, practic,ns sconomy they are
bapwlra IN money. Europe I. doing the
nme thing They AAnaNd only our
,psst expensive food. Thsrs 10 hut one
rucs ua estih practiclns economy ana
lInt 10 the yellow. Unless We watch
~ their thrift win put them ahs1d oi
= scooosulraliy,"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
STEAMER WITH WHISKY
CARGO TAKEN; MEN HELD

MOBILE. Ala. Jan. 1.-THE United
otstss shipping board steamer Lake
LmAGn. has bssn ssIs.d ~ the shetii'
hsf~, and Capt william ". Colds.
oossuGA. ynsstss Of the vssssi. ana
ehatsaa members OF the crew arrestsd
eAAsgsl With violating the proh'ba-
- NV. One huedred ed nifty csses
u Voeshy wore rsn0vsl nom aboard
- 0ooAaR aal . yaW1 with twenty
e11oQ0unal sooss 40 setesA The
V0au1v Was valssl at tSo.ota. TINS ID
- = ~ tAs nrSt iaslaHes vhsss .
(iU1R9 teaF1 stsA0se - sNy vessel
1G1 y lseslgd -aAs was ssised
~ vnoatDae DssAibtelsa hws.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
BOOZE DEALERS PLEA
FAILS IN HIGH COURT

wAsHINoroS. Jan. iS-Ths su-
prems cSsYt today dsaisA psrmlssSsa
far tka Nsv Jsrssy Retail Liquor Deal
srS ssscciAtion to btisS original prs-
cesdlnGs In court - test the eoa'
ssitutioaah,y Of the asticaal pro.
hlhitlen amendment AnA sniola its an
forrsmen, IN New yersey.
Tn. court held that II had no jurls.
Al.si.n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
FEW MEN APPLY FOR
4. OF c. INSTRUCTION

otly i0 Of the Aeoe ferNer ssevies
men y Oelahoma City have rsG1sesrsd
~ laetvctien Ia the uleht eeAeeln 20
- sstat1lsAsd herr BY thA 9aiGAle ~
csssmbuA 2 nsssstrstiSa b sa4ss vaS
b ~ sel,R = = J. 0sassv. - ~.
1tg Nallsnai nAhh baIoolna, 9n1ehse
= cso1Mbao Nm ssest Vpo6svSU IN =
ss0U1etes q NJ beaFd q e1ocal)oa y
diesaDs vs1Re ~ NJ esAee, ~, ~
niGAe sl1AssA 4 epedlel eui111No ~
hs eesesS1 " suto uscAsalee tpofWe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
LITTLE CHANGE IN
CITY TEMPERATURE

Ncdrsts temperatures prevailed yes
t~rday and last might. according 70 the
weather bureau today. The minimum
was II degrees st o'clock this morn
Ing There vas q trace Of pre- pitaiion.
The bur~au predicts cloudy weather
With ,iitls change IN tempefatur, for
today and tomorrow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
MILLION BARRELS
Of OIL FOR 1919
State Receives i02, 792 Bar
rels From Its Land

OAhhsma's shGrs u ~ fos ~ ysas
1919 vas Iea.fs: barrs,s, prsdscsA frcu
ten leasss q stats And at oNe -sjohth
sassei royalty. w.. DurARt, hAa6 u
tke leass aeeartment ot the state ha1
sfttre. ssid ts6ay.
rhss ~ snalstbatsoa q ~ vess1s
81 sspe1 ffVw stAts-svUe1 ha9e ~
on1At0 = saoooo q 3 ui11lea t1vreA
essss - NJ, lels, - eemosGoni
1nees Wsee eFaatea - esveoeensoe q
~ ba1e Dsase1gAJy "a ~ ~
no1e slsee Sh4t tfupA The pesosnt
- h sspsses1 y - ~ 11sSoes
Drs4setitA - several w. 60
~ sisss sFus nsss thAa . Wi;Iisr
eGto6 VhisA Vim ~ Nsgo to- hAo
)Daeeo with Vhe,(A,s q1ssrsies1 ~ Jsa.
0o6r r. 49, ~ tfhs)D siu - ~.
9osDso e AneooeAe4GoB ~ - tUoeee
|oov,nA oDo12 oal Cu14oD souo11G1
- - ~ - 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
DuEAs 70 QUIT
PROFIT PRoBERs
Work Of Commission May Be
Y Hold Up by Resignation,

iDwebes investigations BY ne anti.
7oooS1as csNsnissloa ef OAiahousa
- p ~ - N the rssignatisa
a 01nsa OspssiatssSsst u tAs
w1ologU toas6 as6 AemSos q ~
606111a, IN ts1ay ~ hsat tins
Sg16abv 6tl ssiga frsa ~ ~.
vtno beara.
~ Sl1tSoaai eempeAlnts have bss~
Vlth ths esmmissieH. acesrdips Il
\. asmmslsscs. seerstasy. ana ~
- nesttwg srhslsIed fcs vSones3Ay
- . psslpsssd ysrai eAss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
MUSkoeEE AND
CITY N FIGHT
FOR CONVENTION
Democrats Expected to Sc
lect City This Afternoon,


Musks0ss Was ehoean uNspi.
nteosiy ~ the place Tor the state
democratic eenvsrticn this after.
nss~ wNsn tss esnvsntisn commit.
tss's rsport recommending that city
wee brsusht In, The time will b.
February &
u was eseIasd slse " Instruct
county central esmmittsss 10 shooss
ss,ssssss s,thsr BY prselnet eau.
svsss y msss meetings.
A bitter fsht for the Oklahoma dem
ocfatic convention 10 expected bs'
tween Oklahoma City and Muskose'
boosters at tho continuation OF th'
meeting Of the ststc centra, commit
tee at the skirviu this afternoon.
4 committee wss appointed At ,n'
~ sion this morning 20 rcpo't st th'
afternoon meeting on the time ani
place recommended for the eoovontion
We believe In placing The convention
at the place where Il will - the mos
good tor the cause Of thS Asmecrat
u the state. II viii b . 6e svsH
for Mushosse. whses Il viii h. vi
bs isft 10 ne judgmsst Of the commit
tse." Bsa lafNyetis AId
Three weeks from Hov 10 thought u
~ the earliest aato thai can bo pro
rosed fss the state meeting.
Mn. J. n. schwcerke. Of tho demo
esNale women's barwau, PLEDGED tn
appsst ef the weMsn In the campaign
c. c. CAAtesH d Enid. supssiHtsud
81 q tks etats schssl ~ the vsebl
NlA1s1. vas s,sctsA es-chaismaA Q
~ eensulttea. 10 saeessd \.
ueAe1A rssigas1.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
ARMY COMMANDERS
IN CONFERENCE TODAY

WASHINGTON. Jas. is-pspsst.
mental ana disislsaai commaWlses met
here today Of the call Of escFslary
Baker 10 1ssruss srmy rseeesninstsea.
fhsy ineluAs1 Llout. Gen. nvntee In
esst. Nal Gems. Leeaara Wsee. -
wards, Hlass. tAVis. SHARP, an1 uas.
bosA aal psisaltss 0susssi ". -
RschAr1eea.
Oes VnsSsqe q ~ esafsssaeee y =
en1VilssSpo sSs esmaaa1sss WITH ~
ooI(sloo uoAos VhlsA ~ bursAue ~
- eossollao, ra&hR tAaA 70 dsess.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
I
PROGRAM IS
Acceptable.
Pact Ratified on Non-Pars'
tisan Basis Is Aim. I.
HITCH OVER ARTICLE ZEN
Democratic Conference VIII
povo Nav N Adontion. !

trt1
tBy International kews servies.)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-the aeoes
ratio concessions bsssl - the Laeoe
eeerystiona to the peace treaty aesee4
N Al last nights democratic caucu0
proved Acceptable 10 the rspatoooo
mild rsscryationists" today.
senators McNsry. Colt. AcCuMoee
md others ~ the mild ~servstbs0lo4
,itcr considering the definite peooya
sdort'd by tho csuc,n. informed ~
icmocra,ic senator's they wsse sstles
He'd with the concessions offered.
tn. modification OF the Lodge roeess
Walton 10 article 10 Of tho tsa0ee
rovensht proposed BY the 6emoesatte
''nNd r@serystionists'' said they veTe
y iiiinG "a accept. but they sueoeeeee
tho democrats confer with esaoe8
Lodge. republican leader. ~
A conference between NeNater L01Ue
ard several Leading democratic senas
tor, was arranged for iats this aftsrA
noon. at which the 6smocmtie ~
possi. No well - . counter propaGDs
of Senator Lodge. win b dsscussea
Ono purposs d lsst nishts 6eaos
ocrstic CAUCUS was TO sNmksate ~
treaty for Thvroday's ecafersscpa M
pSssible. u va aNid. a. the supposeeft
n Senator's Hitchork Of Nshraaka as1
Underwood n Alabama. the rivals ~
'"' "'no'v .sa'"e M
N'se"seea Asse~ee, s
n was eonsidsrsA stgnjl1caut 49,
both Senators Hiteheoek ~ Unl11s
VOID we're active partictpeata - 1n14'
aivsty esucos. i.tp which ekeut ~ 3
leading acmocvst ne .snsNs,e veSn ~s65S1
Al, AZ those Who 10 - ~ n SII1f
p,eds.A no, 20 reveal - i@SlaiSe
sr,m sry,vsA =, vn,w = s-e~ vsS1sas1
,S1S.-s...s,sx-s~ 49, ',.---.', ID -. n
TN., S.sI.,. - =. y, " ..,ll.1
,..,n.A -. .,s..l - c...s.. slS2sls.
cecs s,d o,h.r ds,...,.sss = ss.ss-ss ~
~ o'n.' ~. ~. ~. "
.eris.a a. "prosr..,;.s ~ ~
Senator iiitchco~k. pithoeGh - A11
no expc led more 'motrsessA -
sion" before On agreement vue 49,
bc,wesn the Democratic ana Yepsu1I11 1l1
leaders that would dsvsloo tSA 6VI1s
thirds Of The senate or ths stsev. -
6,moers,ir and y.n.h,Ir.. vc... nes,s;'
tiai 10 ratification. -I
Wss&o.s&n -
q ~ 3113
WASHINGTON. Jan. ia-toese11sD-
n Senator Robert l.. owens - =.
breaking the deadlock on M pes1i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
ANNOUNCEMENT

~ nnN nsAa ssA sssea u ps.SsU go tnst msH
{ 80 s3ssss d = sSssss s'-s M - So
,,.s - =: Z = = ~ -: -: s1 & e &: Z:
=. C. - = -. O.: g.: e. i! SsS =:
$SsESllns.$ r.
\ - Is
-E sssMs:ssss s-A-. ~ '
& ..Is \ ~ - :,,.. "a. ss ~ /.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12

KANSAS CITY, ~. Jaa. H.
Thomas Bsstsr. = ysosv -. sstsrsd
q plsa q suiity n svtn1aAl esast -.
dsy - ~ dAAsus q hSllao Aeslph
Gray. jswsisr. as1 vas sastsassd y
iils imUstesaDsat 0fay - ~ ~
No Jsvsasy sesss 10 The towptsun Dr.
inst 0esssse =, hst. vhsa Dashss ~
asssmvtlAg 70 ~ ths peasA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
JAKE HAMoN NOT
TO Be LOCATED
ozark Horse Rumor Denied
at Both G. O. P, Camps,

lake Han,on has not YET been tounf
Al isast men at hA cssap viii not say
whsrs he p.
Ncorsv supporters are awaiting re.
ssslte" and Claude Baker said hs had
uotAins TO say on the outcome yss.
Charlie Baker st the iAmcn camp
ala that he Hamoa force we're NAH
Ing no spectacular moves and that the
statement NJ the McGraw men thst 1t
10 thsir mo~e now cast Tbs wrong
l,sAt IN NE proposition. That dart
horss " bsins rubbed down and vay
come fosth snd take the nattcaai com
uittsemaaship eron both contsaeers
wss denied at 18th headquarters. -
Jim Harrts. Of wsecssr. = still
strsas Tor Jabs. aal thsrs are no svi-
1snsss II . split IN that section.
~ sAst tAst Hauoa AZ not Get M
aopsiNsmsnt Of the WOOD eamrasea
sss.sAairmanship wil not hurt thsas
cause is the lsast y was eis'mSA b
Baker Of the hamoW comp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-12
.REDoLD AND FA|N
have KEETINe ON
FAR PRICE WORK
Names Of Committee Ex.
pected Announced Soon,

niscusslou Of plans iof tho campaign
to be conducted jointly by the state
fair price administrator and the TED.
srai department Of justice and ~
naming Of ecmmittss 10 conduct
heaftNgs IN the matter occupied thts
mesnins's PORTION Of the sn-day co..
ference between John II. RsbosA. the
nssiy appointed administrator sHd
Joha A. Pain. vnitsd State tissrtet
attorney.
Fain saM this mosnins ne vss Nv
Able 10 announce the names Of any pcs-
sihis aprolntsee for the committee bat
saId they we're being called into ths
ccafersnce - IfsN ~ vea pseksd
cosld Ne obtaineA. Nassss q appoin,ess
viii b. : announced tomorrow. Faia
IN.
Active wcsh vIn ~ started ~ 900
- fAs eonsnlttse 10 appalslsd and ten.
tattvs p1sne M ~ ~ hsavinG q
esse2 eA1A ealA, mead|AGa srs 10 b
ssseSses1 = r. lsessal sslst room.
W loo0
I!I - mn
F :! +; s; {;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

til oen,e Sonin,erens iterIte Ssitio, be, fsrite CUBS.
%tiereite.
"$nao bar oct, Npblom piIbe9" bpifet Sonas til
Magma, toet De etpar Sfribt efter De andre bep9get Jig
1eftl1too SItiet. San generic fig r9itea for at ipsrre,
men ban funoe life op fig.
Siit ia op paa bam nle6 ct glif, ion, ba, iaa goat
fienote isien. Set bar %affeienoe.
"Sn er iom en- gretten hinge, ionn ifriger, iaoinart
ot. lite faar bDnse / Stierterte paa Mtor Il" ia bun.
Wser bleb Der life iast, for geaeien itob Der at /
Seraabntngen og pentet paa, of Solfene ifuIoe fornnle
ZIG ttlro, iaa ban funoe %bespnoe. 0ien oct inbtruinc
CAB Sonas Stof til getrastnina ct langt Stpffe no.
glettrenn Er@tenen. 8ubnes, iotn Sugna fnnoe bore
Tpnots Sanfe fig til at inaffe paa be, Ser Siien
I'll Mtanoerl lin Wen iaa maatte ban nGiten le oa,
falt Oct bar rniot UNDER @uostieneiter, raar ban buffet
De rappe Sparene, bun babbe git Yreiten :. Gig eli
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

Reipeftitribigbeb 90 enooa baboe Seaeen ioot, Of
hun bar baabe paffer % intelligent, oe oct bite. NJ
IeIIeien life bar iaa ueffel enoba, fat ban bar Oh.
brat &onierenier.
Sperbsrineer al Sonfirnlanoerne bros no 2ano.
orag. Nr9fenetl bar, efter Sonas' ge9reber, o9iao ait.
for lang. Wien enoelia fom De ba til garneoooben.
Ga @uostiereiten i~lrttet meo Iffptgelien al "Gu6s
Orb set er bort grpegoos", bar &loffen balo 70.
"9et bar en- oroertlis GOfs," ibbrso Sonas, ben.
nenot til i'm Sioeranb, Cars Sorsbalg, ioet Sc reiita
fig.
"sSso, 'bitfan fer bel Reli'o / pranoe in,aa 9oior
/ Storbperrle," bemerfet Gorfin @lorbeffen, ion itpb
Iiae baa Dem. "@tet iaa gieng oct no little oiupur,
enn til Sfinbet belo."
Syonas felte, iom ban fl,tbe inuo Zig og itn,rt ii!
banl. Sen Slabben :.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

lapet efter famine 29it. Set bill Il, Oct
er bens Gtprte, forlaaoibt iom gogen
aItiaa bar en- 0iisiion. en- Sba9beo lite
r9rt iet oe fp%rioapibt lom ben / no9erl
8rao tor Sigte pad at unberboloe LAM
tibig meb at ipi9re fait en- CANNED Sanbs
beb. Men bet er a~obenbart life / fsrIte
Strife bet at unberbploe Sortbea Subl
bill. Set er bette anbet, lont er Waas
let, bette at b9ffe i9rlig Sc utge til CIR
tienbelie at en- uroffelig STRENGTHENING,
iom iaa mango boiler paa at 9lenrre;
% inben bernie Hamme iuna Def ii9es,
at bun bar leit Speapen fortrinli8 enpog
rent liter9rt %betra9tet. lla8tet bun
meo Slio bar ~uubgaaet be glerrenter.
iom er iGrli9 ifitfet til at fibre bet unBe,
ientiIilentale Sino - jeg mener ajGr>
li9hebsforboloet meIem Iano pg Gpinbe
- ifnl iee biai9 ~inbremmc, at bum bar
opnaaet at itriue Ell boerIt l~Gieprroia
go9, iom iolfdlb iea bar lGit mco me8en
Sorneielie, % iom uben Spil o9iaa andre
bill finOe interesiant, beb Chen al, at
Ben er ct ubmerfct "Snolr8" for Ell scb
Gag.
Set er artpbet / SiteIen, bbiIfen Gag
gosen er "SnbIrg" for. "8~etrrnins
Some" CT SmfoGoet / ale De fer Sore
tGninser. Wns Snbl fortGIer ON Der
Toner, iom inart paa BEN enc % iitart
paa ben anben Waabe er fomn1et bort
fra bet, iom herte Slegteu til, % ipm Sc
lelp pa bela9tigc /, mems Sc bar @nrn:
8ubsfrp9t, sgrbpoigbeb for &c norife
Sgtteminber, &eipeft for Sar og @or,
beres Spro9, SGnteiut % 2epepis. Set
ibntes altammen ian ~bberoaeslis o9
tiebiommeIis og intetiigenbe alt bette,
iom SAT- 90 Ior gift Der % itliIet meb
cg t9ntte 'paa, mob aft bette anoet, Tom
lcftet Den paa9nenbc sgrsierrigbeb lbe /
ben fore, trnple @erben. Saa reiite De
fra bet - Siemmet, Girten og alt -
os Loo &c eniomme gamle eoa Der pg
futile, iom De aItio haboe saaet Der ps
ituGet, bare at sc MI blco enonu mcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

enIomme, iiben De life eneans baboe 1T
foritaaeIieslsie .Iftom omfrius fla !
| Giebet.
Nen iomme AT benz, Tom boa betts
Gis letter gnfer paa Den biemIioe Soon
og frcibie cir zig no paa @eroensieilaoien.
brinser altiaa 9urtbea 9abl biem ioien,
90 bnorban bet saar til, er Set, bnn
fortGIer o5 | fin Spg. Ss oct cr ooSt
f~ortalt. Srn er belle Siben / iuberIio
Mappprt meb 1enneifere % be 2ibsiors
bpIo, bun bringer benz op /, % nteS Mans
TOM, men iifter Saano lebia9er bun Dem.
iom or pGrb at rebbe, tiIbdoc iii Sc
2ipsnGrbier, llpen bbilfe Be forgirocs biz
rtaatte isse Den Snrmoni / SilpGrcIien,
iom saar tabt for ilise, Tom miiter
Gnfer9rInoen / tit c8et Spbao ps oermeO
fin SiGl.
@ogcn er 'trenst tat Iibt for reIiaiss
til at bGre BELT literGr % libt for Iiterrr
til at bore e9ertlig religiss. Serme0
ntener jeg life, at Ell gog, bpori 8eIieion
er ct bGientIis Ioment, life tan boISe
literrrt Maal. Seq mener bare. at Sc.
er meget banitelis at forere TO Sing, Tom
bper paa fit Sis filler Iaa iterte arao
paa at eie Sorfatteren belt. 5eISigit bar
Sorfatterinben efter nit Sfien pGret /
SortrIingen ON "@ranomotber". Set
er ct iiGIben flint Gtbffe GrbeiSe. Gon
ct guoifab til Dor pnsre Slest bar @ogen
en- Wisiionj iom Set er opri9tis at baate,
at mango af De GIbre bill piie lin Sor,
l%taaeIie al oeb at fisbe ben 'om SrIcs
gape til De unge. Sor Den Gags Glib
er Oct o9iaa en- BOG, Tom De elbrc ieIo
oil finbe Oct ltmasen b9rb at Ipie %
- pperbeie. S. g. &.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
Bjem1nef pdd PrRnen.
- Jonas WIiens tsrite aar I ,1ybysset. -
Gorteline at 2lrnliot)
~(forteuino al Irnliot.)

bIir tire og tppe paa min nGte Ssbielsoae. Seq er
fsot / 1872 CEDAR s@pniu ben 23oe September
1857"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
SlDQn's raMntcr
Dcm berfenDc Tlet.
Gu fan Iieeirem pioe pco oets ittns
&c, itimuIercnoc Sugt, at oct
pill eiprc dig 9ppt.
onNnSer uf MGnO og apinoer bu.

cnNnScr Of WGrS os apiroer bar
Sloan's 9irireut / Screofab,
uoar Be miuotts rb~euuotilte 6neb
oueriber benz % Gloau's 9ipr bet hurtI9 al
reS Gnoet. NopulPrt aleyeoe ct &reoleoeI
@drbunoreSs iioen - luu9t mere populGrt ioag.
Oct er ioroi Bet CT iad piOunoerll9 bleIs
psuoe / 0iuOrin9 al uoUeuoi8 &ertsn o9
Smerte - Sciaticu, 2umbago, R~pglnerter,
Weurolsta, operuritrsu9te W}ltitler, ltiue 2es
bemob, TsIssr al llOiGttelie for bOritt &eir.
sum Tibet er alt Der er rgopeuoj9t, TIL oct
eiennemtrGnaer burtia uocn @nios
nina, % bet netop til bet laare Steo. Sus
oer 8ilieltn9, ,6uoeu farpeS fife.
ollie @potbetere Soc, zoe, Sl.40.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

%dd {
ztrarl
utr6cnt
rict NJ
rfdct D
rgcicr
Gant
/ 8Ior
lttspert
ilnllle
|!r6cib.
fra 60t
a. Hul
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Soal
taanbci
.,ar /
WIN
~i.gelier
iHItdt,
u hdn
! @icri
Saal
ia!,o 4
ppnNtc
lcltt "a
rdnci
Seine.
llnhdon
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Opert
Git. Q
rag
Gen al
en- 9)io;
II suU
lnuiillcr
life bap
SrGb
io5 Sru
cn ing
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Returning Home. By Dorthea Dahl.
Minneapolis, Minnesota. Augsburg
Publishing House. Pris indb. $l.O0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12

Wanted--Men and ONE to learn
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, or Auto and
Tractor Engineering. Make yourself
worth from 500 to 5000 per month
by attending the Crookston College.
Board and room S. to Sc per week,
Write J. c. Satire, Crookston, MINI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-12
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
WOMAN FROM sTURGIs.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 27.-The
woman whose body was found manned
IN a trunk in the New York office Of
the American Railway Express COM
pany, was Mrs. Katherine jackson, 10
years old, and her home was in Sturgls
MISS. a little town 20 miles southwest
OF Starkvtlle, according to investiga
ton made by the Birmingham News.
In special article today, the news
gives the result Of it's efforts to estab-
fish the identity Of the woman and to
trace her movements up to the time
she went to Detroit.
Kid Mccoy Jackson, a young farmer.
who has never been inside prize ring
despite his pugilistic title. was her hus-
band, according to the News Her
maiden name was Katherine Lou Fon-
dren, and she was the stepdaughter OF
Alfred Vaughn, Sturgis farmer. Her
father was Hampton Fondren, and he
died when she was year old The
woman's mother. who married Vaughn
several years later, died In April. 1919.
After the death Of her mother. life
in the small country town palled upon
the young wife and she disappeared. At
various times she was heard from in
Birmingham. Nashville and other cities,
but so far as is known she never re-
turned to her husband and never OBJ
talned a divorce from him.
Mrs Jackson is survived by a brother.
Earl Fondren, who lives in Idaho: a
half-brother. who lives in Sturgls and
other relatives In Sturgis and Stark
vile. among them Deputy Sheriff J. A.
MCGEE. OF Oktibbeha county, Of which
StarkVille Is the county seat.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
Floral Firm Signs
W-YeGr Lease On
Main Street Site

The Memphis Floral company has
closed a 1O-year lease on the first floor
and basement of the building occupied
by the Security Bank and Trust COM
pany on the southwest corner OF Main
street and Union avenue for $4,000,
or an annual rent of $4,000 a year,
Edward e: Hughes, president of the
Schultz Cigar company, 81 New York,
which acquired the lease from Farms
worth & Smithwick, owners. The
floral company now occupies the base
ment of the building. Possession is
to be available September /, 1921.
This is considered one of the most
valuable business locations in the city.
A four story building, 17x53 feet, oc-
cupies the site. built uniform with the
Main street, all of which are owned by
the A. Schultz Cigar company. The
floral companys lease covers the base
ment of the three buildings, but only
the first floor of the corner building
Extensive remodeling will be done on
the building, including the lowering Of
the first story floor to the street level,
and lowering the basement floor OF
the corner building several feet to a
level with the Easements Of the ad-
joining buildings. A plate glass front
will be put in, extending the fun length
of the Union avenue side.
When the improvements are complet-
ed, the Memphis Floral company will
occupy the first floor with its sales
room. which will be made one of the
finest retail flower shops in the South
according to Mr.. Hughes plans The
Easements of the three buildings will
be thrown together and fitted up for
restaurant and confectionery purposes
Theodore Read, president of the Sc
curity bank, said Tuesday that arrange
ments for another location for the bank
had not been made, as the banks
lease does not expire for more than a
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