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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
Ten Thousand Will
Come to See BLACK
Jack Pershing Here
Martial Law for City as For.
mer Service Men Don Uni
forms; Profiteering Com
nnittee Issues Warning,

More than ten, thousand persons arr
exI~ctsd to he N the city Tuesdty TO
aid oklshcfns City In extending a tDus
ing reception to General John ]
Peruhtn{ and his staff. according n er
Inmates by Howard Hops. comma nder
of the OklahouA CITY post Of the Amer
lean kgioa, Monday. Hoppe estimstss
there viii be nearly s.0ce L<gionnaircf
mostly In uniform. 10 b ssen on the
streets throughout the dhy.
Fcrmsr sotdisrs. eailoss and MARINES
have hsss srUs4 4 vses their uniforms
both Monday aaa Tusslay. spr MI
linSs Of unifovms with various division
Il iasignias 6,epnyed were IN evidence
on the streets Monday.
Mrs. Rsuel Haskell executive sec
retafy ~ the county chapter OF ths
American Red l'russ. Monday urtsi all
former nurses and Rod Cross workers
also to appear In uniform Tuesday.
= NseeptseN peeOvem.
Tx~'ctty Ia 10 see . vcritsbls resump-
ton OF wartime activities ins0far -
ihf cpngiomerAtion Of ceioss and the
snsppy appearance OF men IN uniforms
u vsrious kinds 10 concerned. :
General Pershing and STAN are 10 ar.
rive at the Santa Fs station NJ s.ss
o'clock Tuesday morning and vii Sc
accorded q reception at the station ~
Governor Robertson. Mayor Walton.
Representatives Of the Legion. ths
Chamber Of Commerce and various
other organizations. They then win b
srWsed 10. the Huckins hotel. Perish.
ing's headquarteh while In the city,
A. 10 o'clock = reception for the
general will be held In the hotel "a
which the members of the refshinf Ar
rsnsement and reception committee,
members Of the Red cross. War Moth
ers ana salvation Apny. anA friends
of the general have been invited b. W
J. Psttre. chairman OF the rershIn
committee
A banquet 10 10 he given rwshins
and his stAff In the Chamber u Com
tcswtisss1 se Pses .. ce,vwo ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
WILSON IS NOT.
AGAINST FORCED.
ARMY TRAINING
President Advises Course for
Democratic Caucus.
LEGION IN FAVOR OF IT
a.
National Headquarters 10
Support Military Plan

WASHINGTON. Feb. .. o. Pres,6en,
WILSON today wrote Representative
Csii~el. = member OF the house mill
tsry committed. that Il would bs mad
vissbls for the house democrats to ds
eisrA opposition "a universal milltaiS
training at Their osueus tonight.
The prssldent urged del,y In action
unltl hS democratic nS,ional cony en
ton can define the democrauc part,
polici
THE ptc iident says h. has 's,ron,
'eelng sgsins, action h, IN. caucus
which wul tend 90 interpose an arb.
,ary party determination 20 IN. con
sidars,ion which this subject should y,
csiye from the best thought of ths
rnembers Of the house, considsrins y
alike the national emergencies which
may confron, us and the discipliusr,
snd oth-r Advantage which such =
system plainly Promises for thu youns
men of the cosntry'
Tn" presidents letter follows.
MY dear Mr. Secretary II am told
hat q caucus Of the democratic mem
hers Of the house hA. been called "a
consider pending military les,sla tiof
anu ths' tne sv86ffttoh mss becn madt
that . resolution be adopted commit
ting the democratic membership Of tn
hc'ise against the policy of general mil
itafy training. In the pssssai circum,
stances n would seem 10 ma upfortun
ate W mako q party issue upon thi
subjeet. particularly since within . fev
snogths the party gill sssexbie IN con
vsnslon aRd declare the prlnciplea upo,
which u deems Il vtsc 10 COMMIT 1,
self IN Q national election. IN pres
ent disturbed condition Of ths world,
business does not p~SSuit such Gursnesl
with regard 10 Americas obligations a
70 sl'ov us lightly 10 decide upon thii
great question upon purely militar,
grounds while The demonsfrat~d Ad,
vantage 10 IN youth OF TIA Sountr,
vhrh came from military vervieS IN IN,
war plainly saegests that In the NJ
tceatI'ssd "a esss .. Column o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
100000 RAIL
SHOPMEN WILL
QUIT TUESDAY
Brotherhood Chairmen at
Detroit Call Strike,

DETROIT, Mict.. reb. t-A sirsAs o'
sse.s"S members Of thu Brotherhood Of
the Msiatsnanes-of-way Employ., and
Railway shop lAhasVrv was called f5r
Iusedey. February n, At Z restias OF
the senefsl chairman Of the brother
hcsd here today.
pse1s3oa N os1pr cessation of
wssk vAs saeesaeoe1 " Usasd rr~s,
81 AlIen Aener. losio. Ing "a.
ilAI1Ms wwk iKe sslirssd sdSsinis,fs
ttoa ~ waSs iMcrsAses offered no
ksos of . favosskls seltlemsnt :
u am loath 10 cail . strihs." Mr,
BARKER aid. 'tvt there 10 nothing ..is~
~ can do orr hsnds have bten
fese1A. ! aNA tired n the Treatment
ws kavs recssved from government Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
I Hamon WinsEighthDi District COP STRONGHOLD
Aimony Causes
Negro Physician
Much Difficulty
White Would Have Court
Modify Divorce Decree.

Jessie White. HACK. former vie ~
q. B white. negro physioisn. snd vic
tin Of q recent stAbbins affair. IN
which vsnnis Dunn, the physlelsns Of
fios girl. played the part Of s,sbbsr.
has sbsconded. according 10 q petition
filed In the distrirt eouft Monday
morslng by White. lie aaks for a
mobilization Of . divorce decree.
Jessie obfsined . divorce and 3o .
month slimnny las, July The coll.c .
iion NJ the alimony. according ,o at.
tachss Of the court clerks Office has
given both Jsaais and tho former hu, d.
hand considerable trevble
The physician alleges In hi. petition
that hls former wife hss ab&condod
snd len N HE care thsir two minor
children and wants 10 hs relieved Of
the eao . month siimony payments
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
E|GHTHDETR|CT
F|eHT IS BITTER,
Claims DIFFER
Hamon and Embry Person
ally Direct Their Forces,
NO DELEGATE CONTESTED
9, O. P. Convention Opens
at 2 O'clock In Enid,


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IT, $500 81 ~ Sake L. Is@sa
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ma ssQVooe1i4 q tke NQubllcsNs
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
LEGION BILL TO
EXTRA SESSION
Law Would Prevent Illegal
Wearing Of Emb|en,s.

4 bili making II q opsn,inai oNenss
for. any. rsrpoO to wear an American
legion button In Oklahoma without
proper authprisstion may ~ presented
10 the pro1need special ssbsion n the
state Isstsiaturs. Il ~as ainouucsd to-.
dsy q the offiee cf the state aAyutant
II hai becs discovered by the United
vhs have never Aeen In the army ha, e
hem wearing buttons In 0kiAhorna
city. Unable 10 Get army dischsree
hutts0s, they have obtained le9isu EN-
oleme from some source 10 serve their
purposes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
voIMo N OPEn /.
0op IL WoSE

With the sad q the psriod for ~.
csiyine votes on the opsn shop refer
enAum lrAvtng 10 q close, more than
~ votes had hsea eoantSd Monday
Roon. aceeeding 70 Charles T. Hall
manager Of the ChaMber sf Commerce.
TIE voting wlil sad Monday night.
W ths fetal numlles r~csIssd wp 10
1enlay aoaa.. ealy u vstss against the
sces sase haA eeen pcs'vsd. Hap said.
aWp nsture was fsetheeming.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
Robbers $ Log


property, according 10 the police. but
hh name was not given. Detectives
arr working on this case.
Sunday night tho wave ncrsas~0 With
0uihraBl ssthsr. an artist. repnwtins
the ioaa Of u. 80 IN nstsp and (4rsacy
which ne believss waa stoesn Chile hs
vas In . Ieeai hotel. Tbs rsst6eaee n
Mn. n =. Reed. ~ East rifth strsst:
WSa entered aaA 8 smaii amount n
money and = rsvolssr stolsa. An uraec-
eepDftd attempt uas MADE IN ree ne
ksiGIs- Bsek ssors % Mats street.
~ police believe the arrep of rai.
vln Avsry, who h ssid 10 have bson
i6eet1goo1 = enc n ths men Sko tn.
tefS1 - koS1s q lamss Crab tws
nalR3np = Ha1 pee&a1 Mn ailsr throv.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
JAPANESE evAcvATe
NORTHERN KOREA


LENNON. ~. ~H--Nosthsrr Korea
irs1 Na5ccv SslAy sussing aa OmsS
MoDna0e Ths DsealAtisa rsss 10 AZ
HSssas tssces frea cAiness territory,
vkeluleorox. yse. A-ofreisl dc.
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leos aeRt1prA Keeea ftth ktrtn. Man.
SS6 - q night, hilssd - q Mem and
rpsts1 ~ rsInan6sr.
AesereiAq 70 tkses elslatches the a..
~ VA ths lnitloeieo u n active. ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

clycAsoI ~. $50 y tss,ra'u
~ NO. I.asts hsn esrsas,al :,
b ekuult seost te1Ay " Chastss Webb
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~ feaeA0 = ssett.ssa = cSeascttcs
yteA ~ 49, qysa ~ 0ss6oS CUss
~ ~ Csbt ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
tBy The Asssesa,-d Press }

Wy ~
LEXINGTON. ny. Feb. S--pooy.
.. .,. t;ti.A .cA t,S,e~s, ~,esn
W's' ".s A'.' s"' '"
injured today wheu mob. iooo
-, t.n.h;,. w;,,;.m y,,rL.s, ,s.6k
"p'" ''"@'"s ""'s'" ' .
gro. who confessed 10 the innSd9 q 4
10. veal. old Cen<va Hasdmsos etoenn
s...i- r.ss~ xI
the courthouse 9 during u l.oessss sH w.
state troops. Hi M
~.,.. a~..rss> 49,. 4. WA
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Iso wonrn vC p n
nn'ona tnesc .oot ~ ~ sses
Ihe eAsn sWa ~ sN
NE moo WWn ,ne sessoss
10 SIP the ssSfe AMY V
safety.
brsN erue1eat vas es A
shooting ara there Sers mutsNll
further trouese
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4, !; n
rnhhIEn Elll u NJ n
JOHN rhoaAn o. 1u1lIiTl5
|, WtkLiAM EFvAVyy
| saiiss. and 'nsa aayao1 ~
\ Lexington. fsx
Ths saihofitise Anaa
'osinH list OF inJnrsdi
n Carrie, ifIins'e3;
a. Versailles William lly1
saiiles. l.. ~ King. Ls1faUoA.
AmonS thcsr wounded WtSpt
W J. stsnseh. W. J.. Uee4E
Sharp. Emmett Dosisf. lsWia e.
G Weather. Nm 4. + crcI
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
Ileups. Boiled


pAR,e-vsesieMees ~ bsvesd essm
bik introduced 10 pariAssns NJ Ne
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
ARMED Forces
BEING RUSHED
T0..LEI|hGT0l
farmers Repulsed IN effort
to Capture Negro.
SLAYER QUICKLY rhl@
Detachment Of Regulars Seus
From Louisville. I.


LEXINGTON, ky.. -. A--At
o'clock shs wse se'stt wse beloosqo 1:
70 have bssr brskse. - issse 49,
porsst,y. sas ths city Wss e11eqei
large crowds ven setW ~ 0es
ground. sHl IsstiWs u pawe anoDo,
hsS eessss. u zee ss~sesley 49,
lIsssS amsWO ths sesW6e ~
United etssss esossss ssssps ~ -
ths. wsy hsss ttsm csms vay>ossa
o. Loatevtsee. "a
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
MUNY0N AND SON AND HOPKINS
AUCTION SALE DATES

This firm announces the following
fale dates:
out sale. Bull.
March 6-Saturday sale, Bull.
March g-Dwite Huey, closing out
sale, Wendell.
March l0-E. @. Leuer, Highgrade
Holstein sale, Wendell.
March 10 Saturday sale, Bull.
March LEVIN. Oehlm, farm sale,
Castleford
March IL Adams, closing out sale,
Bull.
March Saturday sale, Bull.
March 20 Saturday sale, Bull.
Get your sale date early. II you
wish this firm to auction your sale"
Is the advice OF Col. Earl Munyon.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
Additional Locals

Mr.. and Mr.. r.. T.. lIurd and
family, formerly 81 Filler bul more
recently of Bull, this week moved
to Hazel on to IN Ike their future
home.
Don't forget the Dcclamatory
contest ut the Gem Theatre Friday
night. Admission 35 cents.
r. NJ. Stricklin. son n-Iaw Of
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Is Taylor was
caller here Monday Mr.. StricklIn,
formerly resided here, but lie now
located near Hansen.
Drop into brakes and ask them
To play "DnrdcneIla," and the
Yellow Dog Blues" for you.
Surprising bargains may be had
in shoes for the whole ftmIlies at
BEEN & Hammerquists.
New records received twice
week at Davis Jewelry Shop.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

Prom Hospital Mrs. Jack McCarro
was brought 10 her home here yester
day afternoon after having under gons
an operation at the hospital in Twin
Falls.
Visit IN Fast Mr. and Mrs T. S.
Nicholson and daughter. Geneyieve
have returned from visit TO Chicago
and points In Ohio
Albert Lee Here Albert Lee, a
former resident here, but now OF cald-
we'll. was transacting business in this
section last week
Operated upon-W r. Hurst was
operated upon for appendicitis at the
county general hospital In Twin Falls
Friday
From Missouri Alfred Foster OF
Gait. Grundy County. Missouri recent
ly arrived here and IL Visiting at the
home OF T. A. Grim. Mr. Foster ex-
poets to locate In this section.
From Switzerland Ernest Sommer
Ia recent arrival coming directly TO
Filler from his native home In Swift
,erland. Mr. Sommer Is a nephew OF
o. sommer.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
VINO PAYS rmr frDpLrni

There IN an old saying that Those
- dance mus pay tho adder" The
ale thought applies 90 other things
sell
f,r example. We have here home
f community which We all appre-
ale and enjoy But what would hap
IS 10 our pleasant community II We
j. stopped replenishing the fund out
which the expense of upkeep -
seng Our community would soon 90
Is fsck and ruin 40 that We should be-
FAMED q call Il our own.
For eysfS dollar that - sent out OF
va. somebody has 10 pay more taxes,
aase that dollar has gone 10 do rs
.rk elsewhere. The dollar spent
'ih local dealer pays ~ share OF
la cost Of local improvements. helps
reduce your taxes ana 10 make your
anie enjoyable
TRADE AT HOME
4 ppori the Town that Supports You
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
METHODIST ANNOUNCEMENTS.

10 a. IN. Sunday the Bible school
under the SUPPLEMENTARY Of l..
Otto.
IL a. m Morning worship.
Next Sabbath morning. subject.
"A Colt Needed"
$50 p. IN. Epworth League
Subject: Social Service IN CHM. ,
1880 .. IN. Centenary Views on
Stewardship.
All are Welcome.
@. f. Deal, Pastor.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
INCOME TAX
IN NUTSHELL

wHo-single persons who had net
income OF $1,000 or more for the
year 1919.
Married couples who had net
income OF 5000 or more.
wAEN-Msrch rs. 1920. Is Anal
date for ding returns and max
Ing nrst payments
wHGRG~Coiieetor OF Internal
Revenue for District In which
the person resides
How-~Fall directions on Form
iosoA and form 1910; also the
law and regulations.
wNAY--fcur per rent nermzl tax
Oh taxable lncemo No 10 s4,Oai
Va rscess o. exemption, Klsh,
per cent normal tes on baiaIice
% taxable Income. surtax. hon
one per cent to sisty.hye per cent
on net incomes over $4,000.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

Filler viii have flying circus
sanetlme this summer II plans now
aalns made by company at Goodlng
iaaterlalize. Jude" Furcht, Hugh
Harker. army aviator, and |, G Bar
fsr are sponsoring the movement.
This company IL formed Tor the pur-
ise Of doing commercial and exhibit
ZION flying. as we'll as having agency
aad selling we'll known alrshlp In
1uihern Idaho The company's Of
fre viii be at the fNrcht Auto com
iany In 0ooding Arrangements are
INK made To put on In each town In
Idaho and Oregon. where field can
he had. a flying circus day This day
ll be- handled by the Commercial
finbs or Chamber Of Commerce. or 10
b partiea. OF each town. and the com
rsuy will. on those days. give mum
Ser flights and carry passengers.
The first alrplane arrived this week
hlch Is Curtisa carbohydrates 30
p p. known as the Canadian J. n 4.
iad - ON exhibition At the furcht Anto
~. al GoodlnE This machine IA the
rae that has been 80 popular In the
alnins of American soldiers and IL
claimed by the company who makes u
aai ninety per cent OF al the avlators
ere trained IN ~ The site OF this
ehlne IL t6 feet wide. s6 feet long /
"A t-s feet hieh u has a carrying 4
racity ~ five hundred pounds and
capable 81 making i25 miles an
Iaar and as slow as 20 It's altitude
.pacisy !. around 10000 feet and will
srry the driver and one passenger
he Curtiss company claims about
HI miles on a gallon ~ gss.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
TWIN FALLS HIGH SCHOOL
CLASS VISIT Filler FARMS

A class Of seventy from the
Twin Falls high school agricultural
Glasses visited the l.. S. Otto farm
yesterday for an inspection Of his
famous Duroc Jersey hog herd.
From there the party proceeded to
the ID. +. Detweiler ranch, for an
inspection OF n flock Of Hampshire
sheep. A general inspection of
the farms and livestock was made.
Tho class was In charge of Prof.
g. T.. Denman.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

The War Department has Just
telegraphod The Adjutant General
OF Idaho authority to purchase
horses locally through, Idaho for
the Regiment of Cavalry now
being organized in this State.
Colonel Patch is now getting in
touch with horse dealers and horse
owners TO secure desirable mounts
OF the Cavalry type. ADV.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

Are you reading your neighbor's
paper2 Then send In 81 for a sub.
scription TO the Record.
There Is reason for the big number
OF Want Ads we carry
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
FEDERAL FARM LOANS

Those desiring loans In the spring
should make application now. Inter-
est 5i1 per cent. See Dickey, next
door 10 Farmers National Bank, Bull
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
COOKED FOOD SALE

The Rebecca ladies announce that
they will conduct cooked food sale
at the Filler Pharmacy Saturday after
noon March 10 adv.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
cam op THANKS

We wish to thank all the kind
friends Who have 10 generously given
heausifut Sewers, sympsshy and sssIs-
isnce IL or recent bereavement
Nm. 'NcHsnry smith and family,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

Born Saturday, 10 Mr. and Mrs. II.
Infh anan q hoy.
a leap year gil arrived al the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest DcMoss on
sunday. February 20
Mr. and Mrs q. o. Durbin are the
parents Of a boy born Monday.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

,em Idshe fslis Republican On
ssda, afternoon there MAS meet
~ number OF persons represent
rF tho beat growers or acting In thes
crest. AZ the office OF the farm hu.
van. 10 listen 10 The presentation Of
se project OF building mutual or CO.
operative sugar factory At DlRckfoot.
ae matter vas laid before the com.
iftee BY W, n psssey o. the Idaho
operative Beet sugar company, who
ere building one factory at Filler, Ida
and have another mill which they
- seeking q location FOR. Mr. Pas
Y was accompanied by O. W Ands-
'ia and after spending most OF the
srnocn csnvassing the subject. they
cidsd 10 have q committee 60 10
nin Fslis 10 further investigate the
onpsny and iss proposition. sad n |
~ committee II converted 10 the
aiecs they will return and prsssn,
% the people Of this county Tor
aelF consideration.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

Tho Twl malls Chronicle announces
'lat Twin Falls Will stage a mammoth
.aiomoblle show this spring
FOR some time automobile dealers
ad others have been anxious 10 stage
show In Twin Falls. but The ques-
fien OF facilities Ia the way OF build
iaf has been In the way During
recent meeting of the Chamber OF
commerce directors. ia = Johnson
.neeested that the new building being
huilt by the Mage Brothers Garage
uonl dproyide the facilities desired.
contract IL fonsnmmated.
Acting upon this suggestion. yari-
Gus OF the automobile dealers took
the matter up with the Magel Broth
efs. with the result that contract
vas entered into whereby II. H. Ste
ttnson. Publisher OF The Chronicle,
occurred the use OF the building for an
show. and will put one on
a. quickly as the building Is ready .
/ nder the arrangement made. The
chronicle will have entire charge OF
ne show: will take over the building
lor the entire week. aud utilize full
NO floors. each i25xiz5 feet.
The two floors will be divided into
ilaplay spaces vale hwill be sold she
.ui0 dealers and dealers In accessor-
- and supplies, for the week OF the
how. Entertainment Will be provid-
n. 10 insure crowds for the full week.
there will be music. good times, at
factions staged for all tastes and
General holiday OF festivities
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

Attend the high school declama-
tory contest at the Gem theatre
tomorrow friday night.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
FEDERAL Farm LOANS

Those desiring loans In the spring
should make application now. Inter
est bh per cent. See Dickey. next
door to Farmers National Bank. Bull.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

l. M. Smith has few sacks Of
feed spuds for sale at fifty cents a
sack.
We lead in Market Prices others
Pattern. Filler Veal and Poultry
Market.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-29
Perfect Health is Yours
II the Blood is Kept Pure

opening. A few bottles of S. S. s.,
the great vegetable blood medicine,
will rev1talize your blood and give
you new strength and a healthy,
vigorous vitality. Everyone needs
it just now to keep the system in
perfect condition. Go to your drug
store and get a bottle to-day, and
if you need any medical advice, you
can obtain it without cost by writ
ing to Medical Director, Swift Spe+
cific Co., liz Swift Laboratory, At
lauta, Ga.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-29
Works Both Wavs.

"Scriblets. the author, says he drinks
quantities Of strong black coffee while
writing book"
"Wherein we have a curious ex-
ample of cause and effect"
allow is that?"
II would have to consume quantities
of strong black coffee to keep from
falling asleep while reading one Of his
books"
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-29
Money Thrown Away

"Curses and then again cursesW
, y"Why do you anathcmatize SO reck.
lessly"
yesterday I handed a waiter a dol
lar, hoping to profit from my gener.
osity in the future"
"Yes?"
"Today discover that he is a for.
eign nobleman and has been arrested
for bigamy. Now I'll never get any re.
turn for my dollar"