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Talcurn

Barnard's Antiseptic Borated
Talcum, in most all floral odors,
containing just enough boric
acid to make it a cooling and
soothing antiseptic. Use freely
on the baby-it's absolutely
pure and harmless.
This Sale,
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
1Oc Straight
$2.40 Box
Smoking Tobacco

S-oz. tins, CSC
each. 1907.
tins, S1.25 each
1907. glass
humidors. SI.45
1-oz. tins,
30c
14-oz. Lunch
Bask cts,
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
A Summer Tonic for Th'
Tired Feeling

Grnhnms HypophOspbate sSmpouns
containing iron, ouinine and strych
nine a valuable nutritive. scienttti
preparation adapted for debilitatin
affections accompanied by tissu
waste. coughs colds and all forms. G
pulmonary, throat and lung troubles
Full pint bottles. Peoples 60,
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
A Safe Shaving
Preparation

Safetee Shaving Cream is
made of the purest ingredients.
1t is the result of our efforts
to produce shaving medium
which will not irritate the most
delicate skin. The shaving
stick has a cocoa butter center,
which is preferred by people
with dry and irritable skin.
Regular soc Csc
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
Kodaks and Films

Developing an Il
printing and onlarg-
ing In all our stores.
Leave your nlms to-
day-get them back
tomorrow (2i-hour
s~rviceD Glossy IN
ish work our spe-
Cialty.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26

TwinpIex stropper will remedy your duh GIL
Iette Biades-it takes only a minute to sh harDen
n blade. Buy II from "PeOpie's" and GO 90
save sI.O2. Regular $500 OUTFIT OOsCC
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In Au Eight Stores.-- .--Today, Friday and Saturday

The genuine and original
don't be fooled by inferior brands
OF practically the same name and
appearance. Buy the Garcia
Grande" itself In the blunt shape;
sold the world over at l5c each.
Peoples Price. Zoe straight.
o,,s 10. of $3.50
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

- -
The ar1t teet yote tsken b. the
1exaA STORES IN the nation-wide
sefsw ballot shows ths results for
'tAe e11re ccuntfy - fo1Iows:
I.arQlng ..,........e1 ,s97
C0x ................4 2,O1S
These figures include the wom-
ms totals, and were compiled from
the state returns.
Another test vote is to be taken
tnas month IN order to insure the
smooth working Of the machinery
tns United Drug company has 81
up 70 handle : straw vote on such
2 nrge scala. After that the vote
VIII be handled and announced
daily.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
ACCEPT $500, goo
BOND OF BANK AS
CITY DEPOSITORY

The city commissioners Monday
afternoon accepted the $780, 900
bond of the American Trust & Saw
ings bank as the city depository.
The bond is signed by seven indi-
viduals in security. The bank was
named the city depository last
spring on the highest interest rate
bid for handling city funds. The
city had never before obtained in
terest on its funds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
DE- SILVA RESIGNS
SANTTARIUM BOARD

DR.. Joseph De Silva rendered his
resignation to the city commission
ers Monday afternoon by letter -
one Of the municipal tuberculosis
sanitorium commission, the resig-
nation to take effect Immediately.
On resolution of(Mayor Harry M.
Schriver the rel gnation was &C
cepted and appreciation extended
the physician for his past services.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28

~ Of the presidential ticket
1Ieae there II . landslide for
a11nG. even Republicans con-
112 ~ be has : good chance to
- senatorial rAcs again.
N defeated two years TO, for
6kort term, the same man who
4Sning against him now. Prac-
Sily ne same Influences are lined
80 - 10th sides. The N0npartisan
- has withdrawn it, candidate
!7rr. the senatorial race and en-
9Scsad Nugent This strengthens
n later very much and the Demo-
S1rfs think It also helps the presi-
iuatial ticket.
FL Republican Reply.
n "a this the Republican answer
80 the Nonpartisan League vote
l}eocsists largely Of farmers, who
- Republican or presidential is
8nes. The Nonpartisan- League,
|nsvspspers openly declare they
4 All not take sides in the presi-
Initial contest.
50 It would appear that AZ Z
inogue, the Nonpartisan member
40 will be left to its own devices
"a the bulk OF its vote Is Republic
an for agricultural reasons. SINH
Fhrly. the Mormon church member
Eehtp, which is the other large factor
"a ldahos situation, is not being IN
2structed In this state on how to
'ycte. The leaders Of the church In
Utah, who are for the League Of
Nations, kept hands off and un ess
koomething unforeseen occurs, the
I Mormons who have been impressed
h Idaho by the Borah argument
will vote the Republican ticket.
An Uphill Fight.
n As matters stand today, even the
Democrats are not oyer-sanguine,
though they admit they have an
uphill fight and that it all depends
spon the effectiveness in~the next
few weeks Of the speakers and or
Sanizers who are just being put into
j The race. The Mormon elders and
The Nonpart.san League leaders
could swing the state to Sox with
put any trouble but there is no sign
ia extraordinary interest on their
art in the success OF the Demo-
ratic presidential nominee.
The Republican papers have fed
! he people practically the Borah
argument and nothing else and the
people in many sections have been
led to believe, for example, that
the League Of Nations means Amer
lea must dig into her pockets to
pay Europe's bills.
People Like Cox.
Governor Cox made. fine impress
sion. ePeop,e liked his campaign
Ing. They applauded him enthu-
siastically and gave him a reeep-
ton that was termed by leading
Republican as magnificent" But
the effect Of the Cox speech was tc
hold wavering Democrats and
proselyte scattering votes.
All the straw votes taken in this
vicinity show Harding to be much
stronger than Cox. The most con-
servative estimate in Republican
quarters is majority for Harding
I of $4,000, which was about what
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
President Wilson got four years
Close Contest.

President Wilson got four years
ago.
Close Contest
Among the Democrats, the eati-
mate Of : few thousand majority
for Cox indicates how closely
fought they hope the contest Will
be. Senator Borah has finished
campaigning here but will come
back II his friends think the state
10 in danger. They haven't sent for
him yet and say they will let the
east have him.
Incline to G.. 0. p.
The state Of Idaho would cast III
electoral vote for Harding BY q
large majority If the election were
this week. As with other states,
unless some sensational develop
ment occurs to switch pubic senti-
ments everywhere throughout the
country, the result will be un-
changed on Nov. 2. idaho is in
clined to be Republican.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-28
Bis DRAIN JOB
IS GWEN 0. (.


The Rock Island city commits
sioners Monday afternoon voted to
pay $l2,s3z.ss to the Frazier
Davis Construction company Of st.
Louis, Mo-. IN final payment for
work dose on the Sixteenth ave-
nue. storm drain.
On announcement Of City Engi-
neer Wallace Treichler, Commits
cioner Frank WITCH, in charge Of
the department Of streets and pub
lie Improvements, and Mayor Harry
NJ. Schfiver that an inspection has
proven the drain constructed &C.
cording to contract the job was
finally accepted. The payment au-
thorized constitutes the remaining
Is per cent of the total cost that
was yet due the company.
Up until Monday the commission
ers had authorized payments Of
various sums amounting to q total
of s68,3S443. which. with the last
payment, makes the cost for the
entire work $81,017.28. The bond
issue Of $4,000. voted for the COM
pletion Of both the Sixteenth ave-
nue. and Forty-sixth street drains,
fell short of the cos: of the COM
pletion of the Sixteenth avenue
drain by $6,017.2S. This deficit is
to be made up out Of the general
fund.
To Settle accident Claim.
The Sixteenth avenue job has
been hanging on since 1916. and
holds the record Of having brought
more difficulties before the city
than any one other improvement in
its history. For this reason the
commissioners were exceptionally
pleased that the work has been
crossed. and that it promises to avert
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-17
STANTE Sc DETMI NEJvETSt
"MATKY SvETA."

BeIlcm vdlky c~izojazycny lid v
Amcrim ochotnt vyslysel RUNE
ty apcIy a poskytoval ponce at
ku~povdnim Liberty bond0, at pfi-
spenim no pomocn6 akcc rdan6ho
druhu u spokojil Sc uzndnim jake
American, ancbo jake oSadnik
nektcrtho mGstn, obcc ancbo jake
ellen n6ktcrG firmy kdc byl "a
m6stndn.
Takovy zhjcm projcyili jinond-
rodni osudnici ' zajmu c~crvcntho
Kfizc Y minulosii nikoliy icn Y
Amcricc, nybrz | "a mofcm . nyni
Narodni lllovni Stan spolccnc &
Cizojazyinou lnformacni Sluzbor
vypracoval plan pro nast0yajici
Roll Call, Poole n6hoa doStanc s'
n5rodnostnim sknpindm uzn3ni ~
kozdtho prislnsntho elena Aysnk
nispech tohoio pl1nu vlastnt je vic
" rukou jinondrodpiho Sivlu 81.
motprho
kuzd6 cizojszycn9 organisacc
mistni podfizcnt il %organisacc
kostcly obdrzely cd rilojazycnl
Informocni Slulby pouknz M
mistni odbockn AmerickNho Ger.
ycn6ho kfizc . M iento mohol
obdrzct mtnt potfcby pro nost6.
yojiei Roll Call, jake stvrzcnky
odznaky, yykIadni pIokGty u III
rovc6 autorisaini Iceitimacc u cd.
znuky pro osoby, ktert byly w.
brgny ofganizoei, paytorrm nt'el'f
jinsm 6ftdhikem w oprdSntnkht
ebsf0tele mistni odbocky Amer
ektbo fcrvpntho kffzfs fJedoaslI
isjemnik nektert organi@cet hID
by srolecnosti ontbb psstos eizc
Jasytntho Aostela takoy3 poukaz
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o PSECH We FRANC0UZsKE
ARMADE.

Roku 1918 mela VII. u VIII.
armada kazdG svij psincc, Idhy
zfizcna stfedisko pro odvddSni
psi Y Marsilii, v Bordeaux, V 1e
Mans, Orlcanu Il Calcn, kdcS del
Sc vybtr PSI schopnych pro sluS-
Blu v%dleenou. Po vyb6ru schopnSch
zasldni tito do psinch, kdc byli
o%dbornymi II zkuscnymi vychova.
tell cviceni. Psi byli trident die
svych odborn. Bylo by ncmoudr6
sv6fiti snad moSnym fantasiim
psa.stralcc ma stanovistich dulc1i.
tych avsak pes dobfc vycvidcni
zvSsil jcn icmnosti sluchu n cichu
zvifctc bd6lost clov6ka. Proti mi.
n6ni obccnGmu hrdl v tonic pfi-
pade sluch hlavni 1lohu pes slySi
! slabf Sramot, ktery ujdc tlovt-
ku; slysi tedy drive ncS jcho pau
krok clov6ka, .ienS SO blizi obrdti
ucho tim sncrcm, odknd srnmot
prich6zi u pax %oricntujc svtlj cu.
max, aby vnimnl vypnry, ktcr6
vzduch mu p%findsi naznncujc
takto, . ktcrf struny m6Sc pfijiti
n%cbczpc6i rloha cichu nastupujo
az V druht Fade, q TOT pricina,
proc psi loyeeti celkem jsou pro.
sttcdnimi str1zniky.
Naproti tomu malS psik, P.yrom,
mol tolik krvc psa ovtdko, a ko.
nal takovt sluSby u 10. pluku oil.
pinSkych mysliyct, k nemuz byl
pfidtlcn, zc Poincart sam jcj o.
zdobil zn6mkou tclcytra, kol krku
~zov6scnou Cetn6 stfcly, vysIonc
ncpritclcm, byly zmsfcny, dix vs..
strnhhm douSm ply, ktcfi drnhdy
5" osobp6' zakrocilij takto IN mn.
ltm postu Borikddy pes Cabot N.
kousl N noel n~cmccktho nosicc
deepest, jcz tnkto vclitel mohl 20.
lnati. Pes str6zcc zdstdyG mn mi
ste pes p%otrolujiei doproydzi
hlidky ~drzoydn no dlouht ann
10, kr6ci pred p0trolou, pli2f se 20
acrni, joko jcho yhdcovf, je.li ne.
.bo HPu kazdd p0uee, spntfil neb
ucitil ntco, ttlo jeho, spoeivsjicl
m mmi, ucitf kazdy z6chvtv, y.
slysclli ntco, spotfil neb ueifil
ntco, femme uyrff, ,pnpne nos
|slntrcm srnmotu u obrdtf hlavu
W sytpu vldc pofroIa, 0pozor.
ntna, pappe pozor6oat
A stsns W. tt2, ze syym smyflem
pro orisntsci nslezns zp6tecni 90.
stu Arocenon PEI Dos- Blanc b
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k,rtAm hy W mnAll vkAsat y nh
s,nl pnboekA NHiNpsnA lntnr
maeni slulha Va rciadsni cehesas
gaslc pafshnt listing a poakap,
Tn,nN "A, rohcahy cerNcnsha
kfile wnr,e nehudou sbltas a
nv Arrs,yi ' citniapHnsm tl,m
nfimn, aehct mali "a u, ~ mikae
ncmAh proniknon, \ srlci ciNAia.
g,entho hvlu iako pase icn Tide
a shi IA ciSoiaNTnL ri hsnlnu
NIT akci vscckn ' mkuu \ Acnnst
a %praco,nici pohotck r%erScntho
kfitc hudou 10 ~rovatosal "a Ssa
spolurraccvniky a romchou Jim
ochuins a radus,nc W ,scm, ksl,.
koliv budou pomoci poitrho,at
nShcm Roll calm oil n do %
lis,opadu csohy ,yhrant orraniga
cent kuby, spolkN budou init
rravc yybirnt tlcnskt pfiSpcsky
ma piis,i rok jake prasidclni she.
ratclG Amcrickcho Ccrvcncho ket
W.
Ne konci mistni akcc Roll Callu
kaidt sbsrntrl odcvgda mislni
poboccc sebrant pfiSptvky n
~stvrzcnky a odznaky %nespoticbo.
vant, poboeka potion da usn6nt
organisaci ancbo kosiclu, kicr6
clcnstvi zajistili A ably jcstc j.
ste.ii dostalo Sc uznani urcit6 orga
nisaci, ka2de organised | podfisc.
nym posilany isou listing, ma nirht
dluSno Mmamcnat scznam vscch
novych clcn0 n TO vsecko dlusnc
zaslat M Ccskoslovcnskou Poboc.
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Nase Beseda

TOPEKA kANS, dnc ). listo'
pndu 1920. CT. red. "Pokro'
ku'! Ruch volclni utichl vil6z'
siyim slrany rcpublikdnskd Jest
snad mnoho lidi, jake il sam, kite
ri. nc ctili vysok6 idcovt si0no'
visko pres. Wilsona, ncyiddli, 1c
by strunn dcmokratick6 takovou
idcovosii royn62 vynikala. Presi.
dent Wilson, idcalista, byl nnccn
W syt stranc falmouth \ agitato-
ry n nespokojcnci vscho druhu,
jimz ncco ideovtho je Ell ma
opas yady yynikuli spisc prote-
stem, nczIi nccim soustayne kon-
struktiynim, A proto prcsidcnta
zrazomlI, M spolu y MIN iich LODI
sc potopila u kindly ted chdpc SC
zachranntbo p6sn ink m1Sc.
Wilson Dude v dijindch pamn.
iovdn jake muS zyldstni pro da'
non dobu q potfcbup Medal SC
strhnouti snadno do y6lky, hrozil
NJ jii pfcsvcdcil syct, 70 demo
kratick6 Amcrika doyedc hodnt
strp6t, nel No dd do v6lky n tim
yzbudil obdiy II tuzbu po demo
kracii V mmich cvropskych, mill.
tarismcm klatych kdyz pax val
ka pro Soustdti staln sc nutnou
mn zachovdni sveta pro dcmokra.
eli ynbcc, president Wilson jed
nal, ncoblizcjc So AMI na prnyo
mi mn lcvo a kdyz VI Anglic a
Froncic lolisnly u byly by snad
i ndmcckon yladou jcdnaly, vii.
son rozhodnt odcpfel jcdnati y
yl1dou oIlaycnou Kniserrm, w
hrazujc ii icdndni y lldcm meme
ck}m ioliko, u tim Ease DIAL yzpr1i'
lu lidoyladd u Kaiser musil witt
do AnjccielL TAX dana yl1da az
rlkou ncjcu n6meck6lo lidn, alc
do rukon Iidu yscch ntlaecnycll
ndrodh On prot cynismn scnh.
IN chi6l dale pfikIadcm doddvntl
ducba utlntcnym ndrod6m q
vropskym Postnyil Sc peynt q
bez kompromisu ~ pr6W Jugo'
slavic prot lt0lii Y rozcpfi 0 RE.
kn, Ccchosloynkic nikdy nebnd,
Iitoyai, M V 0nu rozhodnou do.
bu prcsidputcm byl Wilson, kite.
~ NIL tnkoyh p%crozumIni pro
Masaryka.
Trubl y dcmokratickou stranol,
.jc ten, ac prayt postr6dh u idco.
yosti Wilsonoyy. Kdyz on ne.
zistnG i cclt dusc ylozil sc v 70.
zepfc sytta W prosptch demo
krscic, ljdovI6dy, personal strDny
domokraiirkt, do yclikt tfidy del
nicky NIL V sobf mnoho rodikhl
niho b hIcdGl ydlky vyuait nc \
prosszcni yyssi idee, ale X Wy.
uziii II w prospteh ogitace prot,
kopitolistickt Ncp6yist X donna
Nmn bapit6Iu bylo yttbi, neil
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-17

zG.jem o yiteastvi dcmokracic We
svete. Stranc rcpublikdnsk6 Wy
citali sc kapitalistc a proiitdfi,
ale dclnici SAM ukazovali, 10 nc.
rozsifili svhj ideal pres osobnI
zdjmy ..#..
ku pfildadu dcmokraiicky ma
vrzqncc pro scnaiora V nascm dl-
striktu dozudovul sc Nvolcni na
tom stanovisku, 70, kdyz Dude
zvolcn, Dude %pracovati pro zakon,
ably guycrntr ncsmel odjiadtti &c
sthtu, proncdbdvni svc %poylnnosii,
neg toliko IN dobu udclenych mn
~prazdnMf Prov asi too lnn, gu
werner Allen, spiicinou sy6ho kro-
ku v ohlcdu industriclniho zako-
mn, byl Evan do rlznyeh stath,
NEST, spolkd n skol, ably dclal
pfcdnasky o SVEN kroku n to Sc
a~gitacnim n radikdlnim dalniklm
nclibilo n proto by byli radi Sc
skfipli nohy guvcrndra jako CT.
name, ktcfi scskfipovali nohy
svym acndm, ably Sc jim nctonla-
~. Xakon takoyy ovscm byl by
~posctilosti n podruhe moano by
no Ease radikalovt sami chteli
odvolat, kdyz by prdve byl gu
werner dilnictvu priznivy, ale "a
kon by mn br6nil, ably zc stdtu v"
prospect otdzky delnick6 nikam
ncjcl. Allen We state zvit6zil bez-
pochyby podporou ! rozumntho
delnictya, ktcrf vitalo jeho po-
kus. ably SO naslo cesty, kter0u by
chom mohli kr6tct dale, kdyz by
kapit6l u prdcc SC n~avzajem skr-
tily u ccstu Mtarasovaly M del
nictvo boiujc 20 sya prdva, ale
kdyz proti ncccmu bojujc q pro.
tcstu.jc, nc uk6zc. h. dovcde navrh.
nollt ntco lcpsilo. Ale d6lnicti
agitaiofi nadavali Allcnovi kdyz
vsak sc pial, go ma stat dflat,
kdyz BOZ kapitalu n d6lnictya l,o
ohrozuic, M to mu d6lniGti ngi
tatofi zddnt uspokojujici odpov6-
iii MEDAL. A obcccnstvo odpOvf.
dtlo zyolcnim Allcna vclkou vet
sinou,
Go 30 pax tlunc z%ahranicnirh o.
I! tack spojenych Stain, nam IN
10, ~, ~ Sc dym volcbnlbo bojc
rozp,yli, celia zcmI sym poza
dnvkcm doDuti kongres Hardin.
ga, ably uzavfcn byl mir ccstou u
Nv narDdh A vzdorny scnht, ably
zacIloyal tydf, ylozi svf rcscryy,
kterych vlastnt ncbylo tfcba, po-
n6vadz ami cldnck dcsaty cclf
smlouyy k niccmn Spojcnt Staty
nc@z0yozovol, ncz 60 by vady slo
ccstou CONSTITUENT y no MdnfpI
krokn n6s ncz0yazoy8l ku kon1nl
n1Gcbo V n6s ncprosptcb, ancb mc
echo, X ecmuz ! ostntni mmt ne
byIy mydzdny p%ovinnosii stej'
non; D proto bychom tin samSm
z6dnt lrmtIi, kdyby jind zemf
zdrdhaly sc yykonat dill sv0j.
} Snodnfjsi jc deIst kritika, peS
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,sll,im rfs,s n,nl ponskad nam
nAsiala 0le,A \ IL pllne rrtci
alelpcn pro ma,c hsl le,csn' rob
scllce nllnsm Nssad.l lsem ,o,l.
pahy , lara ma pit akrech isho
"a. ics chci mill lakosii pr,t ".
rs y to - chcl uicislm ceadnl
khan clsieh nkrudnosti a Amer
eai0m pchlahiti, b. my ccsi n
mime ale , Amcricc take farma
tit Ma Npes,osani haslny pfc
koaal isem kaAdtho farmAfc, ktc
ri pieic mnou obdslayal farmn,
ia nyni slas,nim v ,rhu rrvnl
bal hyl MAJ a ptincsl 30 ccnta IA
Thru a $500 premii, ktcou sdc
davali ioma, kdo prvni bal pri.
vcsc do trhu, Phi praci pocinal
i~cm ii lajoS a iakmilc jscm spo
gnroval. Ne NJ bavlna o,cvfcla,
hncd ismc hyli v poll a j scsbirali,
Mimo TO mel .scm moi baylnu o
scst dui drive zasagcnou, nckli
sdcisi moji sousedi, a jcn jscm j.
dosial do seme, pfisla ma nj ma
III sprchu, tax kc "a scst dni we.
sla, kdea,o souscdn bavlna dosta.
la desf tcprvt NJ za ctrndct dni.
TO byla tcdy hlavni pfieinu me.
ho prvniho balu V trhu u pax, kc
iscm bavlnu dr1cl cistou, prostoa,
plcvcle, ncbot icn 7.krdtc isem
j %oborayal, tax Dc dncs jc bavlna
scsbirana, ale mojc pole jest We
skcrtho plcvclc prostc, IdciSi an
glicky casopis "Dc Queen Bee
pfincsl o mem 1sp6chu moji 70.
dine clanck u / pochvalne SC ami'
nil o celtm ccskem narodi, Re
daktor zminaneho casopisu psal
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mel jaktkoli picdbaznt skuScnost
o pGstovdni bavlny, ae jscm j
vhbcc nikdy ncpestoval, precc al,
jscm byl $ prvym balcm bavlny
trhu v okrcSu Sewer, Arkansas
kdyz isem bavlnu veil M trh dc
m6sta, pfiscl Ike mnc prvni clio
vGk, jehoa jsem osobnt ncznal l
tcprvc, kdyS sc nine ma vse vyptnl
oznamil mne, re Jest editor oc
casbpisl "Dc Qu4cn Bee. NJ
to pax IA dvo dni cctl jscm v en-
sopisc tom 0 vscm, co jscm m,
sdelil. jake vsude iinde pc cell
ttto zemi, / zdc konaly SO 2. listo
padu presidcntske volby u 1dcja
obGant, az ison snad vcsmGs de
mokrati, prccc hlasovnli pro liar
dinga IN presidential. We volcbn
den bvl zdc svGtek, nikdc nc nc
pracovalo, banky byly Mvfcny
volby sc konaly $ vclikou pozor
nosti icnom IN n tam ozv0lo s
- hura for W. b. Harding BY
jsem ttz pfitomcn a bylo to popi
VI v mem zivote, kdy ma jihu sd
c%astril jsem Sc volby. Ma okrcsr
soudni budov6 Il .jinych budov6cI
vldly americk6 prapory . vsud
panoval pofadek. - Uroda v zdei
II kra.jind byla pekna, vsak cen
bavlny n vscho ostatniho jde dc
Ia. Jedna vychodni s~polccnos
zacnc zdc vrtat olcjovou studn
IN ktcrymS icclcm mnoho farcr
zdc pronajmula. Pocasi jest pr
jennie a pfitomnt name pSknG I,
plo. -t Pozdrav ma Ct, rcdakci
vsccky ctcndfe "Pokroku'l
Frank j, Kuglcr.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-17

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Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-10-21
HoPEWELL

A protracted meeting closed al
this place yesterday.
We certainly will miss Mr.. Brice
Thompson and his family at Sunday
school. as they left last Wednesday
morning, week ago, for Lula, Okla.
where they will make their home.
Miss Bette Boyd spent last week
end with her cousin, Ida Jared. Miss
Florence Taylor was the guest OF
Ele Leftwich last week.
Messrs. Dewey Smith, Roosevelt
Williams. and Ernest Brown, and
Miss Elton Thompson took din1er
with Ida and Willie Jared last Sun.
day.
Anna Thompson was the guest of
Ethel Holland, Sunday.
There was a singing at Hopeweli
last Sunday afternoon, large crowd
being present.
All you Ensor bottom people, come
on to Hopewell every Sunday. We
are glad to have you.
Robert EnsOr and Fred Moss took
dinner with Willie Jared, Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Medley and children
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Scion
Johnson, Sunday.
Forrest and Elizabeth Anderson
called on Willie and Ida Jared Sun
day afternoon. ..- ...
Miss Vera Smellage of Lebanon
has been visiting relatives and
friends at Baxter and Hopewell tho
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Judd spent
Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Jane Sutton. araF t4t
A bunch of Hopewell boys and
girls are planning trip to Buckner
Colleg next Sunday afternoon to at
tend Sunday school.
John Smellage, Carson Anderson
and Victor Holiday, and Vera Smell
age and Ota Anderson took dinner
with Norma Carr, Sunday.
Miss Vella Belle Carr was all
smiles Sunday, as she was with her
best beau.
Misses Vera Smellage, and Nor
ma Carr, and Bette Boyd took sup
per with Ida Jared, Saturday night.
BROWN EYED GIRL.