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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
GOVERNOR SEES
TREATY ADOPTED.
WITH CHANCES
Robertson viii Take No Par
in CAPITALIZATION Fight.

The peace treaty. with reservation,
acceptable 10 both factions OF the con
troversy. will no adopted soon, 10 the
Impression Governor Robertson hroush,
back from the national capital where he
attended the jackson day dinner
Incidentally. Senator owen, Okla.
homa's candidate for democratic pres.
Dental pcmination,l 1 has gained I'm.
measurable strength 40 the lender In q
treaty compromise plan, the governor
says, That his leadership is recognized
throughout the east. was tho governors 8
statsment.
"epi,t" 10 Denied.
There vas no split between RryRn
aad the president on the treaty. despite
contrary reports. Governor Robertson
methods Of securing aAopfion was et-
prssseA IN the Bryan address aud the
wilson message At the Jackson dry
dinner. but the difference n In ne sense
. rcntruverSy.
The governor. who was unable 10 re-
turn 10 Oklahoma city In tim. TO al
dress the meeting Of the Oklahoma I'm
plcyers' associatlon. when resolutions
favsgiAs ths open shop policy we're
passsd. b not taking sides on the cues.
tica. No aid
= en- the servant ef an the people
- ~ state" No sAiA 1T has not the
tins 10 NJ any state p,sssarss In con-
neetiea WtlA ths employers s-lsbor fish,
~ epinieas rosA not contribute either
W. . eettitsAeat.
ssNaleools - osame."
II ~ boa0vA however. that Il 10 not
ualan dhops ~ apuAlio has h mind In
oost1lo sayseeutsbs q AteApprcval, but
~ Nnooso1b t1ns hese bosa alioWe1 70
- . $500 psss = " isaAsssas =
Sasase = ~ sssss,ss = - ovsa
| - o4v ~ ODveen9 Gaya tAoA q
e. 10D1oo ~ GlnoR ~ Vee1
t14oQ - eeooooss1 g Sesul1latlal
~ eqleass ~ oeh.
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o9l lBesgta wss y a6arses
- - otslS pssss sAssraasSee
- = - u1dseas hs1el
- 49,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
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EOOIIA y)UJI

vMssAlN0ooa oUeeoa.
q r,mss ah1 0AlsMemaa.
WARRINGTON. D. C.. JaA n.~wsrd
has bsss received BY Mr. chaStes =
Aueo q ne dsath q Mra aasaA Y
AsSsa nesh~ u JuAos Amsa. eSp
~ yestsrday frsa peesaeon'a yueee
Aueo. Mams9istslS upsa his fstusn %
WssA,nstoa frem CtAhoua. wes eaIed
70 Lncoh, MisA. 70 the bedside
g his uSehst. and rsaehsd there IN
siss y ~ hsr hsiers hs death. She
~ q ysasS on ssa vas . sie(sf Of
On. Jenss Lonsstfsst. The tvAsssi
IN ~ hsld todAy st Llnrcln. amer
wAteh ysAgs Amss will return to wash.
InsteN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

ueh Credit Due 10 Their e.
|Ittts n Figures Arc Large.

~ OhisAsma CITY shows . pepula'
H. % n>ses than ico.e>e parpaas VIM
~ po1seal csasus 10 cempletsA. ysa
1nne thAnh the oslios ssscs q ~
%oGope OpWvtssr fos r." ~ NJ
l0 ~ WAs~.- CHIEF e,ssh, te1ay.
Dop, MN psys sii = ~ eeerks. ~
01n19 mopsvlssu snl Ms. peeen h1a.
~ WseAtae ~ - hns1 = ~
oR ~ ~ = ~ eoaassa1sss.
l1 = ~ ~ >s1eese ss1atsl" !"
~ ~ ~ suase ~ tlIoo neM
~ eQlnoe' vsrk. ~ - AoNn . ~
l110 ~ sssV ps6sG6lbss 60 ~
HoD y She1 hsse ~ ensmseaasd
~ y - ~ ~ sllowse y ~ ..
y - - eu1sss sft)ee Woseors YIN
Non8 O ~ 9 Deeesa bsn tssslse uatll
III ooeseo , ilne0 -.
pA2qn eaumssaters N the MIN dts'
M NM cssWVistsA their wosk, Misa
~ snvs. aaA seven In the city ere
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
MASONIC lE0l0MERS
ORGANIZE A POST

NEW YoRk. Jan. i'.--Foemai or
ssnisarioa u pest u The Ams,ic.H
lao1Da y nenpslyn 9eoocepe eotsseg
n neuo6os6 q IL uAssats maternity,
90 ss.ss.ssS !llay. ne -. 81 s.s.:l -:
fjoo. L1SnaNo Wse1 y On hdo0usy
pgsGal61e ~ thAA - On speah "a
ITyoo AueeScaniqp q ne hstAoa'
tloa q eo1lesFs - Jassesy q.
ne pose vSs seSsalDe1 b MAJ onl'
iosd Bstisf. yU1gs a1vesats q ths nsin-
bow division. She . ~ oopse
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
MovNua CORPORATION
INFORMATION SOUGHT

CAamhse q csss0sFse sfne(ah ~
aonass1 ts1av tAat lettsvS have bsea
osoe y nfta1D dlaso veos bsoslne
sogpsgalieae AASe bsso oofue4 essaaG
csmp,ses iaSsrmatjsa - ~ tsUseln-
ttoa sf me corpdatiosA
n this msnsss. esHsessls Aslaiis vtN
b availabls at future meetIug Of The
lN1ussyss1 development essNsRittss ef ths
Chsmhsr. WhscA ssesRt6 iRauGurats1 Z
saHsOaieA ~ sucA ~ sreaaisatSea n
thls ETY. Ths eemmlttes vfIl meet
MsaAav. but Answers 70 W isttses vill
~ have aryived ~ that time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
NAVY OFFICE
MUDDLED, IS
HIS OPINION
70. S. Would Just as Soon
Fight Britain as Germany"
NO COOPERATION, CLAIM
Allies Waited Ten Months for
Aid, Admiral Says,

ny The Asnocisted Press)
WASHINGTON. Jan. i7.--llesr Ad-
miral sims told tho senate comntiss
investxi,lns naval AxAfds today that
sh,n D., vas ordered to England In
March. ~. ilu before the rnnej
snis' 'rtsted the war. he vas In
.,fu"i'A - the nA~y Department m,
to l"t ne n'l'sh puiI m. wool over
your ewes and ,Nst We would just ~
soon tsat the British as the central
powers
Lsek of Co. operation chsresd.
The admiral n'.o charged that Amer
csn naval bssdIuArtsrs IN London DID
not receive co -opero'ion from the nav,
department AMI that nv" d-ps rtmsnf did
not arrive o, any deci's5 plan of &C.
ton until t1-v had arrived In Lonhoa.
lie sdd.i thS' Il was ten months ~.
'ors ". really camc N The aid a Ne
alNes or ati~i on their reoommsNdAs
lions"
Admiral sims testimony Was IN tbs
form ~ 4 le'ur TO secretary DenIeli,
en,itl,i some naval lessons Of th4
great var" Witch Mr. Daniels recefvsA
several days eso Tho letter criticized
The DEPARTMENT for a,f.mnt'nG 70 A.
minister the details " action ~ ~
American naval forces ovessees en-
silesed that the department dsmaNesn
rhat II he permitted IN pass ssuy cn
rrns even those regarding sctSea
seains, tho enemy
Fuu tasuIry 70 - Mste.
when Admiral xims fpishsd rsadin.
the lc,te-. chn'rman Hais Announces
that the luil naval committss weuiA -
ssped either 10 smpsvss ~ pfsoeue
suh.eoWsulttss to iAvsstfnts A1MosaI
n1nf SnasDas q ~ g oosSDqsel
n = aGoei0l . sspas1to N1e-eeu
:, ssa1scS q Mruls1.
A61V1A 0lme i><ttt ~ ma -
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se sent 10 fnnAoN TO assist hiM. ~
d~reytmsnt dh net esaa Az eWeee9
.n,l four montss aftse ~ UNesoc
ssstss entered me vas. AsrsNG nAs
Tim. c-,y crA c"Ieer ~as sssss'ins MIN.
he sa,d. add,ny that tho drpe-' nert esie
no ether officers we're available Tor tnis
| duty.
II ~,s trying 10 get ths depertwess
20 uud~vstanf that I WIS eors-owtse
With a physlcsI,y i->pessihls ssaff v
hsa hut one aide" Sns letter said. Is
viii Ia lard 10 coA~@,vs of Q rrvA cssi .
l"'e MISREPRESENTATION. .H,.. .nss 4
~. navy "r'a,ur."'
W. 'on''"n ps,.~ .-,>v~a n
France he was accorrenled ~ =
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
FRENCH ELECT
ClEMENCEAU' s
F0EPRES|DENT
DeSChaneI Given 734 Votes
Cut Of 889 in Assembly.
THE TIGER WITHDREW
Socialists Desert Premier
Who Had Represented Them,

PARIS, Jan. V-rhs yusi be.
tween ", Cl,msneesu and N. Dee.
chanel for the presidsrsy reeslis
tht they already met on smother
Nsld - mat ef nonor - twenty .sls
years ago, Thea, ~hsr ciswsoosau
was Mother . osputy nor q senator.
No wrote sr article IN his news.
paper, La Justice. eritleitino N.
Deschsnsi Tor an lrtsrpenstion made
sosint the erlssor rnlr,stry on the
law SJainv anarchists N. De,.
chanel offended by ths terrs o.
the article. sent hts seconds 20 ".
Chmsnessu, who ~ss noted ss q
dusi.ist. The mer met ~.h swords
sod ossehsnsi received o wound
over the eye which va 90 ssvsrs
that the seconds would not permit
Ws duel 10 continue,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

paid for what he got" and he vas
able 10 pay"
The incident. witch occurred In July.
1919. was witnessed by Gardner. he
said.
Since then Johnson has announced
hinaeif Hs q resl estate agent one
u his advertisements addressed TO
'colorsd people. advised them to osn
q homo In Mexico. where one man
IL 40 good 40 another and II 10 mol,
your color that counts"
Gardn-e told Of the elimination Of
the Arnsrican railway men from Msx.
loo attrioutins the move sssinst them
largely 10 the ''srsn iim," . radical
isbor spanisstica fUrmsd late iR
Dlas's regime.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
WILL MEET TO-DAY

A Mass csavsnsioa - Ssmceratfc
women Of ths county vss 70 bs held
this sftsrnoos N the district court
rssm. for the purpsss Of s,ectins dele
gates 10 the state c~svsnsIen of demo-
cratic women. The meeting vas 10 %
called 10 order BY IT, q. Oliver. acting
Tor Hen =. Davis. ssess,sry Of The
county democratic committee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
HAMON CHARGES
M'eRAW'S Men
ARE DEMOCRATS
Other Terms Used in Hot
telegram to Gen, Wood.

''Dsmocrats. cuttAFoats and bums Of
- ssSpsetsbsihy" y The Asssrip,ies
sSe1s1 b. SsAs L. HAasa - ~.
eesss siftiMg h ~Ahe hsoseU sssvsa.
0oa st ShAwsss yesterday.
Ths battle regal bsfwssa the namon
and Me0saw lAetisas In lhs fight for
natioasl cemaalttsemaa and its stI
tsNlsat rssuits we're eAscked up 10
MAI. Gen. Leonard Wood In = teie-
gram sent last night by Hamor.
McGraw 10 charged with being on-
American. un-repubAean and the cause
Of The rapidly vanishing support Of
General WOODS eampaisa In this state.
In the tslsgram. "
"PrsssnAea oupesrt.s
This aian McGiaw. 10 NOT for you."
Hamcn says In the telegram. ~ not for
the election Of any republican In this
state and 10 only doing collective
bsrssining' when he y offering you
prstende1 suppxt"
The appointment n Mc0rsw - vice.
chairman OF the Wood campaign con.
Raittss b blamed by Hamon for the
fsiiurs q hls convention 10 instruct
ne two delegates elected fr wooa.
Notwithstanding my support FOR ySa,
which had 6ssn most sarnest and
sincssp could saiy secure instTuc-
tioas fer nyssa tor national csmmit-
tesmaA." tAs ossegram sAyA "and the
appotatmsat aa1 seeoeDlttsa q Nc
ofaw vii make n imposstbis 10 se-
eurs ~ Instructed 1siseatioa for you
irsga ~ stats-,Aal sines AcOrav's
appointmsat yssf suppsrt has been
steadily vaai1AiAg.
There is ne, Qussfioa about my be-
ins able 10 carry svefs consressieaai
district In the state and have the dcls-
gationa Instructed for ms by = large
fisjority." Hsmon said,
Hanion alss denied that his supDovt
for Wood srlsss out Of the popularity
Of that candidate.
The fact To-" The telegram says.
your strength In this state has been
the result Of the work ot myself and
my friends"
Os,tlNs Meorsw's PIsW."
J. v. Dyche. manager qf the Hamon
campaign. fefsrsins 10 the results Of
the shawnee coavsntisa said; 4 be-
hsvs u b Ac0nw's pan that In ali
esavsntions IN which The outlook be-
Gomez q little dArk 10 hs,t the con.
vsatbea sad eject dslaestss q their
o~u anA thsa by sssAs strAtsgy at
,smpt 10 hold thsss dsis0aiiows
Claude Baker. No0rrvs manager.
charges that II aSpssrsd that tbs
HamoR faetisa hsVs their allegiance
10 Wood only - long - u assistcr them
10 their campaign. and the acsion Of
lin Harris. of wseoasr. anA L, q
DisNsy. es Nushesee. II thro~tAe theiI
wss1 buttoas Hpon The Stage showed
thelf lasIacegtly.
Dssh No. sSFss sAat ~ sont snna
svee ~ lnesvDgstatisa q ~ ueaniNs
q ~ arJsls = ~ rulss ~ ~ ~.
ssNlnset q ~ t6Qunossa pssty \
rol6g0nsp = W eeoaay eAnlF0aA ~
~ bsalsss \Asy ~ roAA h ~.
Nun1np M ~ Ne ese1satiAAs, esso-
m1l16e = ~ sAats~ai ssavsa9A "
49,, Were -. ~ " -.
leetooo oangA \ - hoos q ~
Il
eecc ollooelI
.Jnlpapv 1(1s ~ s,splso &
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
WILLIAM R0CkEFEllER'S
WIFE DIES IN GEORGIA

HRUNBwICK. o.. ian. if-Mrs
wpiau Rocksfellsr 10 dead At the
Rockefeller winter home on Jshyu
Island, near here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17


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roundup
fda Of Nchpai and
tott
the outlined 10
of
In
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
xlDv 70 NAVE NEW
RECRUITING HEAD

ouDse6 yshS>0yS1An ~ ~ ~
80 - tDepultimo sfelcss fse ~ ~
W q 0sAhana ~ . tse9gsau fFsu'
Al1Gla teeay, Tts sa6es = q.
01op q Oocs, anl CoioaSl Iyoono vsil
1S sasiy Nsat uesb ~ Wo1Dll9oeea'
~ ~ wiu rspest y oeeeg0 vuysea
oteA, sAisf q glnA, ~ ~ M
~ plans 1svssleo. caloeel w.
oeSlleN, W. - eesae9 Ceoeoe
n1oA 1og(nG ~ ~ we6tA ~
= goos0D ss ssste ssssvltsae.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

APPLICATION
liberation
tappo,e
of the
the third
organ
do
pon IU
mentioned principles. ~ ~
Member Branch Russnn =
Note-Ater nnans out this card newly be
to whic he
the district committee ego
IN Kama
mehded
- s'~"'-~
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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-28
RaIIs-AIbert

On Wednesday, October 9th, at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs E. z. Balls, Is miles north
of Hays, Miss Alice Pauline Balls
was Joined in marriage to Mr.. Edwin
Frederick Albert, by the Rev. Gerrit
Snyder, pastor of the Presbyterian
church. The event was witnessed by
nearly one hundred guests, friends OF
the two families. The house being
inadequate to accommodate that
many people, the ceremony was per
formed in "God's out of DOORS After
congratulations by the company, a
bountiful repast was served and the
afternoon was spent in the festivities
of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert viii begin
their happy home life in the neigh
borhood in which they were reared
with the good wishes of the entire
community.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-28
Jacob NJ. Wiesner

Candidate for reelection for
County Attorney of Ellis County,
Kansas. Born in Ellis County, Kan
sas, attended Ellis County Common
Schools and Ellis High School; at
tended Fort Hays Normal from Sept
ember 1907 to August 1911; taught
school one year. Graduate Of St.
Louis University Day Law School,
and OF St. Louis University Night
School of Commerce and Finance.
Practised Law since June 1914,
except time served in the Army En-
listed in 115th Engineers 10th Divi-
sion, June 25th, 1917.
Now serving first term as County
Attorney during which term 81 Of 69
accused persons plead guilty, each
case being handled with the least
possible expense to the County, con-
sistent with full enforcement OF Law
in keeping with Justice and the gen
eral Welfare of the Public.
YOUR SUPPORT Is RESPECT
FULLY ASKED AND WILL BE AP-
PRECLATED. Adv.
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bottom.

bottom
In Ellis County, we are pleased to
note, despite the beastly democratic
majority, that few republicans have
the nerve to ask for office:
George Grass, one of the solid cit
izens and old-time business men of
Hays, is asking your votes for the Of
fee of County Treasurer. You all
know him and you also know that the
administration of the Office would be
absolutely safe under his manage
ment. He has been a success in his
own business aud he viii without a
doubt, make the best and most pains
taking treasurer Ellis County ever
had. You should not fail to cast your
ballot for George Grass on Novem-
Der End.
H. W. Chittenden is asking that
you vote for him for Probate Judge.
He too, is one of the old-time resi-
dents of Ellis County, a successful
farmer, and later bushes man of
Hays A vote for him will be vote
for expediency, accuracy and honesty
in the administration of the affairs
of County Judge of Ellis County.
Louis Christensen for County Su-
perintendent has made such an excel
lent, efficient and popular officer that
the opposition has no candidate on
their ticket, and of course he will sue
ceed himself.
Hi Joy of Buckeye township, is
asking your votes for the office of
County Representative. He is one
of the stalwart repubublicans of Ellis
County. An old resident, is a sue
cess as a farmer, county politician
of no small merit, is reliable, honest
and efficient and will represent this
county with honor to himself and his
party. Vote for H. W. (HD JOY
: November I'd, and thus help to make
] the state legislature solidiy repub-
lican.
/ Almost every voter in Ellis coun-
ty knows Frank Loreditsch, repub-
lican candidate for sheriff. He is
an Ellis county product, is honest
upright, faithful and efficient. ID
you vote-for him November End, yor
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-28
OUR CANDIDATES

Voters regardless of party, will not
forget the slogan, "He kept US out of
war" Wilson's Inauguration as pres
ident occurred on the 4th of March,
1917, and April 9th, war was de-
clared against Germany. War should
have been declared at once after the
dastardly and beastly act of sinking
the Lusitania, May z, 1915. The war
would have been terminated a year
sooner had there been a Republican
administration Vote for Harding and
Coolidge on November 2.
Charles Curtis for Senator should
especially be remembered as he has
always been the frind of Ellis coun-
ty. The old soldier will testify to that
statement
Hays B. White who is asking your
votes for a second term as congress
man, has made good in all matters
pertaining to this district and is enz
titled to your vote. He is a farmer
and a resident of the state for many
years. A vote for him is a vote for
an honest and efficient public servant.
Don't forget him November End.
Coming down to the state ticket
every voter should remember the coal
strike of last winter and how nobly
Gov. Allen came to the rescue of the
suffering people-took charge of the
coal mines, caused coal to be mined
and shipped to all points in need
Support the state ticket from top to
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-28
To the Voters of Ellis County

John B. Gross, who is asking for
your votes and support for re-elec-
tien to the important Office OF the
Probate Judge for his second term, is
splenid officer for the Office, and his
administration is clean and honest,
and he is impartial TO all, in his bust
ness, and you viii make no mistake
by giving him your support and votes
on Election day, November 2, 1920.
A Voter.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-28
Amerisan Legion Notes

The Aaron A. Platner Post, No
Isl, Ellis, Kansas, has made very ex-
tensive arrangements to celebrate
Armistice Day at Ellis, November II,
1920.
Col. Fred O'DonneH of the seth
Division, will deliver an address; the
End U. S. Cavalry Band viii furnish
music; a football game between Wa
Keeney and Ellis High School has
been arranged for the afternoon, and
q big dance for the evening.
The Casper J. Middlekauf Post,
No. 173, Hays, Kansas, has been re-
quested to join Aaron A Platner
Post in making this big Legion Day
for Western Kansas.
The Post Commander and other
Post Officers request all American
Legion members to meet at the Y. NJ.
C. A, Ellis, Kansas, Tin uniform) not
later than 1870 p. m. on November
IL. 1920, to help make this big day
The parade will begin at 2 p. m.
promptly.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-28
NOTICE

At the general election November
End, you will be given a special bal
lot on the proposition of selling the
County Poor Farm
The County Commissioners are
asking the voters to extend them the
authority to sell the Poor Farm so
that they can provide something more
suitable, useful and convenient in or
near Hays.
The farm the County now owns is
absolutely useless for the purpose it
was intended; therefore, vote FOR
the sale of the Poor Farm. o21t2
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-28
For Justice of the Peace

B. C. Arnold of the Justice Court
of Hays Township, is again asking
for your vote. He has been a resident
of Hays for ~ years. Mr.. Arnold
has made good Judge and he should
by all means be reelected He is the
man for the place and we feel sure
Judge Arnold, as he is familiarly
known, should be reelected by a
good majority. Remember him on
election day, November End, 1920,
and make an x after his name.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-28
DE-. ". Jay Brown. of saIina

Specialist in the medical and surg
ical diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat, and correct fitting Of
glasses, viii be at the Brunswick
Hotel, Wednesday, November 10Th;
at Ellis, Tuesday, November 9th At
home Office, Salina, Kansas, every
SATURDAY. and Sunday.
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For Sale

Household furniture, piano, rugs,
show case, house plants and thor
oughbred poultry. Phone No. 597.
sol W. Juniata St., C. W. Williams
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Safety First

No stomach trouble, no flu. Keep
the stomach right. Use Whites
Wonder Worker. S115 a bottle at
drug store. o7w3
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State of Kansas, County of Ellis
Citu Of HarS &C

1 hereby designate the following
places as Polling places in the sew
eral wards of the city at the General
Election to be held in the City of
Hays, Kansas, on the End day Of
November, 1920, between the hours
of o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m.
First Ward, Polling place, Basement
of Farmers State Bank.
Second Ward, Polling place, Bird
Land Company building.
Third Ward, Polling place, City Hall.
Done at Hays, Kansas, this 18th
day OF October, 1920.
W. W. Paul,
Mayor.
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See the fine assortment of Electric
Library Lamps in Tholen's windows,
this week. 1O8 S. Chestnut st.
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Hays Methodism Launches Half
Million Dollar Program

Hays Methodists definitely accept
ed the general plan of work lsat Sat
urday morning, when it was decided
to erect a church building to include
hall of residence for Methodist stu
dents and to secure endowment for
the work of the church. The build
ing will cost not less than S25O,O00
and another S25O,O0O will be neces-
sary for endowment. Toward the
building project the Centenary is TO
contribute at least $4,000, and to-
ward the endowment the Northwest
Kansas Conference is just now rails
ing $4,000 which probably viii be
increased to 100000.
This project has been under con-
sideration for several months and in
the spring a plot of land at the cor
ner of Chestnut and E. Normal Ave
nue., opposite the Brunswick Hotel,
was purchased for the church site
and another lot on West Normal Ave
nue. for the parsonage site. Work on
parsonage to cost from $4,000 to
tS12, 900 is now under way, the found
alton being up and the building is ex-
pected to be enclosed before extreme
cold wather.
These decisions were reached dur
ing the visit of Bishop Waldorf of
Wichita, this past week. The program
OF the Bishops visit was upset be-
cause. of the storm which made auto
mobile travel impossible, and he did
not reach Hays till S:44 Friday even
ing. a large audience waited for
him in the church at that hour and
greatly appreciated his address. Sat
urday morning around the breakfast
table the officials considered and de-
cided the main points at issue and
authorized the appointment of all
necessary committees. The Bishop
was shown about Hays and left on the
i11:1O train East for Wichita where
on Saturday night he was to meet
another church to plan a similar
church project for the First Church
of Wichita
NJ and Mrs u q Rr11u1itt are
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For Sale

A new Overland automobile for
sale cheap. Also several secondhand
cars at bargains Inquire Of Schlyer-
& Arnhold.
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For Sale

Dining table, chairs, china cabinet
and book case-al solid oak See
DR.. Meade.
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See the fine assortment of Electric
Library Lamps in Tholen's windows,
this week. 1OS S. Chestnut St.