davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Graham guardian., 1920-12-17

Forty-eight (4s). in the Townsite of
Stafford, Arizona.
Terms Of sale: Cash upon confrma-
ton.
LYDIA FREEMAN,
Guardian of the estate of Lydia Van
Ness, an incompetent.
Dated Nov. %, 1920.
Z. l.. SPRIGGs, attorney.
First publication, Nov. 26, 1920.
Last publication, Dec. II, 1920.
Graham guardian., 1920-12-17
SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE

In the Superior Court of the County
of Graham, State of Arizona.
In the matter of the estate of j. c.
Robinson, deceased.
Graham guardian., 1920-12-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Serial No. 028228
U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
November Is, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that John w.
Mangum, Sr., of Pima, Arizona, who.
on September ID, 1915, made Home
stead. Entry, No. 02S22s, for Sc a
Sc "A. Section 5, Township z South.
Range "a East, Gila and Salt River
Base and Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make five-year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before H. L. Payne, Clerk of
the Superior Court, at Stafford, Arizona.
on the Both day of December, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Henry Long, James William
Reed, Frank M. Chatfeld, James II.
Mangum, all of Pima, Arizona.
CHAs. E. MARsHALL, Register.
First publication, Nov. 26, 1920.
Last publication. Dec. "a, 1920:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-10
A woMAN's TOWN
Men ousted From All the Important
Offices at Yoncalla, Ore.

Yoncalla, Ore, Nov. l0.--Yoncalla for
one week has been strictly a woman's
town. In spirit and in fact, women
have been the towns leaders since
week ago when they elected woman
mayor and woman to every other
place in the city government.
The women say the election has
permanently disposed OF two old
adages to the effect that woman
cannot keep secret and that women
cannot successfully play politics.
From house to house the women
carried on their political campaign
secretly prior to election. 1t had been
whispered" they said, that the men
intended to let the incumbents hold
over without bother of new ticket.
The men did not bother about the city
election. Result:
Mayor, Mrs. Mary Burt. native Ore
CONAN. graduate Of Pacific college,
class Of 1878, who has lived here 4S
years, Republican.
Counoilwomeni Mrs. Jennie r. Lass.
well, wife of the retiring mayor and
prominent elubwoman; Mrs. Berniee
wilson, pioneer school teacher and wife
of the postmaster; Mrs. Nettie Han
nan, wife of retired capitalist.
The women have no definite plans
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-10
MONTPELIER

Prof. T. w. Dix of Burlington and
state Engineer II. NJ. Mcintosh left
last evening for Hartford, Conn,
where they win attend meeting OF
engineers for testing road materials.
FL. L. Ballou of Chester was in the
city Yesterday making arrangements
for rooms while here i'll the legisla-
t,re. He was senator last year and
represents Chester this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Ormsbee have
gone to Grand Rapids, Mich, to spend
the winter with a son.
Officers of the Grand Trunk railway
company arrived in Montpelier last
evening in the Grand Trunk president
private car "Bonaventure.' They are
looking over the Central Vermont rail
way, getting line on how things are
working. 1t will be recalled that last
summer a group of engineers from the
Canadian government made an ap-
praisal of the road and the officials
who were here Tuesday were working
along similar lines and have TO do
with the hearings that win commence
next February before Sir Walter
Castels, Judge of the exchequer court
OF the Dominion. Sir Thomas White,
minister of finance in Canada during
the war, and William Howard Taft,
ex president, who will hear evidence
relative to the value of the Grand
Trunk railway system. There has
been a rumor that the Canadian gov
eminent was to buy the Grand Trunk
system, but this, if it does occur, will
not be until after the above hearing.
1t was stated last evening that 1t
would not affect the Central Vermont
either way.
For sale: Upright piano at bar
gain. l32 Main street.
Wrestling, Nov. l6, Montpelier
armory, John kilonis VS.. Waino
ketonen.--ady
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-10
Talk OF THE TOWN

Follow the crowds to Shea's.--adv,
Something new, the Oriental Six, for
good dance music Tel. $50 W.-adv.
Worth the price of admission alone
to see the Rainbow" drill by ladies in
uniform at the fair Friday night.-adv.
The Barre Teachers association ex-
tends its thanks to the Barre Woman's
club for the reception given in their
honor on Tuesday evening, Nov. 9.
The Union Clothing company store
will be open tonight until o o'clock
p. m, and closed all day tomorrow
in observance of Armistice day-adv.
A western physician has discovered
a harmless pile remedy known as Hem
Rod. In many cases Of years standing
all distress quickly disappeared. +, A,
Drown now sells it with money back
guarantee. adv.
1t is estimated that there are in Eu-
rope more than 100000 fatheress
children, who must continue to look
to the Red Cross for help. Your Red
Cross membership makes ii possible
to carry on this work.
Supt C. II. White OF the city schools
left this noon for Boston, where he
will attend the meeting OF the New
England school superintendent to be
held at the State House Friday and
Saturday. Supt. s c. Hutchinson of
Montpelier is secretary treasurer OF
the organization and will attend.
II. A. Richardson, proprietor Of the
Calder & Richardson coal and wood
sheds, went to Rutland to-day to at
tend the convention of the New Eng
land coal dealers, many of whom are
expected from Connecticut, Massachu-
sets, Rhode Island and New Hamp-
shire. From the D. NJ. Miles Coal Co
went James f. Higgins James Mackay
and Harold Burroughs, by automobile
MANY hunters with camps at distant
points from Barre are availing them
selves of the opportunity to put their
! camps in readiness for deer season
| while automobile travel is good. The
| deer season does not open in Vermont
until the first Monday in December
| and then continues for only q week
| The law concerning the open season
| for deer in Vermont reads: a person
| shall not take a wild deer except be
tween the first Monday of December
| and the following Saturday, both dates
/ inclusive, and then only between
| o'clock i'm the forenoon and O'Clock il
/ the afternoon and then only a deer
other than spotted fawn. A person
shall not take more than one such deei
during such open season. person
so taking such a deer shall forthwith
report such taking and exhibit the ami
mails head to the nearest fish anc
game warden or to some person duly
deputized by the state fish and gam,
commissioner to receive such report. !
person shall not take wild deer by
| the aid of snare, trap, salt lick, laeA
or other light or use such devices t
entrap or ensnare dere, nor shall |
person hunt deer by a dog or bitch
A person shall not possess, bury @
sell a wild deer, other than the head
hide or pelt of the same, except durInl
omen season and for reasonable tim
thereafter and then only such as cal
be legally taken. A person who VIC
lates a provision of this section shal
be fined one hundred dollars for eaeI
ofrense. The provisions of this sec
ton shall not apply to deer on propa
CATION farms or when taken as pro
lNided in section 1923"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-10
CRANITEVILLE

There will be no sessions of school in
Barre Town tomorrow.
The ladies' aid will hold fair
Thursday and Friday nights. On Thurs
day night a supper will be served from
) to I o'clock; 35c and zoe, An enter
tainment will be given Friday night,
admission, l0c.-adv.
Everybody prepare for the American
Foresters annual New Years masquer-
ade ball. Good music.--adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-10

for promoting the welfare of the town,
the mayor elect said today.
eve intend to study conditions" she
said, land do all in our power to give
the city good efficient government
At the worst we cannot do much
worse than the men have done.
Mayor Jesse B. Lasswell, who has
lost his job, said his cohorts were
taken off their guard, but he has prom
ised TIE women his help.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-10

Don't stay stuffed-up! QUIT blowing
and snufTling! A dose of ''Pape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours I'M
til three doses are taken usually
breaks mp severe cold and ends all
grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your
clogged.up nostrils and the air pas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-10
EAST BARRE

Mrs. c. S. Cooney returned Tuesday
from Boston, where she had been Wis
iting the past week.
A meeting of the Library association
will be held at the reading rooms
Thursday evening at o'clock. Bthi-
ness of Importance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-10

sages of the head; stops nose running
relieves the headache, dulhess, fever
ishness, sneezing, soreness and still
ness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest. surest relief known and costs
only few cents at drug stores. II acts
without assistance, tastes nice, no
uuinine.--adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-10
NOTICE

The annual meeting Of the Barre Local
N f. NJ p. A., will be held in Worthere
hall, Saturday, Nov. 10, at p. m. An
entertainment and light Refreshments will
be served There will also be music for
those who wish to enjoy dancing after the
business meeting. All farmers and dairy.
men with their wives are invited TO attend
whether they are members of the n. z. NJ,
p. A. or not. Don't stay at home and fine
fault about the price Of milk. Come out
10 these meetings and let the fellows higher
up know what we want.
NJ l.. TOWNE, President.
]. A. CUMMING, Secretary.
gotta
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-10
Notice.
Rer1lla

Regular meeting of branch No. u,
O. w. I. L. of N. A., will be held in
Miles hall Wednesday, Nov. 10, at I
o'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-10
BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1920
The Weather.

Fair tonight and Thursday; much
colder tonight; fresh and propapiy
strong northwest winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED Place for quiet girl to work Tor
board address letter 10 k care Times
office. Eooio
WANTED-Five or six men TO dig ditch,
good pay apply to II. A. Kendall, Irow'
Hill phone 3i5-M. ZostS
FOR SALE Magee coal heater in, GOOD
condition, sheet iron heater. couch bed.
dining table, wringer, child's high chair
and about 75 feet chicken wire; call at Y
Webster street. Zo6to-
FOR SALE-One gas range with oven and
broiler, practically new, also one coal
parlor heater both in first class condition
b. r. Hunting, Hall street, phone 70s-W
2o3t3'
FOR SALE-Hen house with run, two
. chicken coops and few yearling hens
Mrs Henry Mount street. costa
FOR SALE-Pumpkins, Hubbard Squash,
Carrots and Pop Corn. prices right a.
w. Clark, phone 23o-G. Zo3t4'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-10

A regular meeting Of
IN Barre aerie, 1873, on Thurs
az day; Nov. j, a. : ?. m IL, in
N~/ block. Per order I. w.
VI Marnes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09
Dyamentowy Jubileusz Archi-
dyecezyi Chicagoskiej.
Pierwszy Dzien Uroczystosci.

Matthias Faust o. F. NJ, X.
James Green O. S. A., X. NJ. S.
Ryan c. N. i X. J. A. Healy O.. ?.
Dalej postepowali Pralaci we flo
letach: X. 1T. O'Connell, X. A.
Manning, X, F. Van Antwerp, X.
] Rainier Y. G.. X. D. ]. Riordan,
X. A. Thiele, X. P. Mcdonnell, X.
+. Rempe, X. F. Bobal, X. F. Kel-
Icy, X. ]. Ledwina, X. Stanislaw
Nawroeki, X. w. Foley. X. NJ.
Fitzsimons, X. P. Bernardini, X.
J. Flanagan, X. T. O'Reilly, X.
E. Mclaughlin, X. NJ. Lavalle
X. F. Wall i X. B. Puchalski. Ia
pralatami postepowali Biskupi
X. biskup Edmund Heelan. D. D,
re Sioux City, W asyScie X. J.
i X. A. Croke; X. biskup
w. Drumm z Des Moines
Iowa, w asyScie X. D. Hishen i X.
E. O'Reilly; X biskup William
Turner z Buffalo, N. Y, w asy-
Scie X. J. Griffin i X. R. Byrnes
x biskup John McNicholas, O. P,
z Duluth, Mimi. w asyScie X. J,
Phelan i X. ]. Liebreich; X. BIZ
skup Joseph Crimont S. J. z Ala
ski, W asyScie X. J. Furay i X. J.
Kennedy; X. biskup Michael Gal
legher, z Detroit, Mich, W asy-
Scie X. J. Madden i X. ]. Bowen ;
X. biskup Joseph Glass z Salt
Lake City, w asyScie X. T. Le--
van i X. J. Green o. S. A; X. BIZ
skup Thomas Shahan, z uniwer-
sytetu katolickiego w Waszyng-
tonic, D. c., W asyScie X. F.
Seaman i X. P. Kennedy; X. BIZ
skup Michael Curley, z St. Augu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09
q CLEVELAND, OHIO.

W dniach "a, % / 26 maja b. T.
odbywai sic tn W sail p~arafialnej p.
W. Najsi. Serca Jezus, Sejm XVIty
Zjednoczenia P. R K. pod opieka
Matki Boskiej Czestochowskiej. "
pierwszym dniu pc uroczystem ma.
boaenstwie ma intencye Sejmu Zjed-
~noczenia, odprawionem przez ks. ka-
pelana j. Czyzaka, prezes Leon Pod
wojski, otworzyl Sejm XVI Zjedno-
czenia Pol. Rzym. Kat. pod opiekq
NJ. B. Czestochowskiej.
Delegat6w uprawnionych do cable
rama glosu byfo 6S. Prezesem Sci
mu obrany zosta1 A. Jarecki. Pier
wszym wice-prezesem ]. Ka}amejka.
Drugim wice-prezesem B. j. Radecki.
Pc odczytaniu protok6}u z ostatniego
Sejmu j odczytaniu listy delegat6w.
prezes mianowai komisye jak ma
stepuie: Komisya apelacyi W. Wasz-
kowski, S. T. Gadomski, PAM Siawa.
Komisya Rozwoju M. Katafiasz, w.
Boguszewski, PAM Wawrzyniak. 10
misya Organu: ks. W. Surowihski,
FIR. Dolski, parma Podlewska. Komi-
sya Wniosk6w: F. Adamczyk, w.
G%romelski, PAM Wo}ahska. Komisya
Prasy: A. Pelczyhski. A. Dembow-
ski, A. Walczak.. Komisya Finansow:
FIR. Janko, ]. Radecki, S. Mr6z. kc-
misya Rezolucyi: ks. ]. Zeglei, S.
B~artoszek, PAM Polcyn. Komisya
K%onstytucyi: NJ. T~abaczy6ski, l.. Ka-
t~afiasz S. Castor. Sprawozdania j.
rzednik6w przyjeto / podziekowano
i'm przez powstanie.
Najg}6wniejsza z uchwa} sejmo-
wych to zakupno "a $4,000 polskicn
bond6w pozyczkowych. Uchwala ia,
jak z~reszta bylo do przewidzenia. de-
legaci sejmowi dowiedli, re sprawl
Ojczyzny jest ola mich sprawl swie-
Ia i re jake dobrzy Jej synowie po-
czukaja sic do obowiazku przyjscia
Jej 2 pomoca.
Podaiemy nazwiska nowoobra--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

nych urzednik6w, choe wlasciWie Y
~'zarzadzie centralnym, ME EASILY zbyt
wielkiee zmiany / gl6wni ~urzednicy
pozostali cir sami:
Kapelanem organizacyi zosta& O.
brany ks. Jan Zegleh; prezesem do
t~ychczasowy prezes L. Podwojskl;
wiceprezes Ig. Katafiasz, w~icepreze-
ska q. Maciejewska (dotychczaso--
wal; wiceprezesem ma Toledo, Teof;l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

slime, w asyscie x. J. Gallagher
TX. ]. Jennings; X. biskup Hen
ry Althoff, z Belleville, W asyScie
X. G. Heinrichs i X. T. Magnien
O. F. NJ; X, biskup Jon Gum z
Natchez, W asyScie X. NJ. Obrieu
i X. G.. Cope; X. biskup J. Henry
Then, z Denver, COL, w asyScie
X. T. Burke i X. L. Maisworm ;
X. biskup Jozef Schrembs, Z To-
ledo, O., w asyScie X. ]. Dettc-
mer i X. P. Biermann; X. biskup
Jozef Chartrand, z indianapolis,
w asyScie X. P. Gelinas i X. w.
'O'Shea; X. biskup John Lawler,
z Lead, w asyScie X. F. O'Brien !
X. NJ. Cavalla; X. biskup .Jozef
Busch, z st. Cloud, w asyScie X.
T. Shannon i X. J. Casey X. BIZ
skup P. Heron, z Winona, Mimi,
W asyScie X. w. Kinsella i X. NJ.
Dorney; X. biskup M. Fallon, z
London, Ont, Canada, w asyscie
X. J. Ryan i X. T. O'Shea; X,
biskup Edmund Dunno, z Peoria,
W asyScie X. ]. Flaherty i X. c.
Rudolph C. S. c.; X. biskup O.
wen Corrigan, z Baltimore, w a
isyScie X. L. Schlimm O.. S. B. X.
J. Ryan c. S. "; X. biskup Pa
wei P. Rhode, Z Green Bay, Wis,
W asyScie X. Ludwika Grudzin-
skiego i X. Jana LANCE; y. BIZ
skup Denis O'Connell, Z Rich
mond, W asyScie x. J. Morrisey i
X. w. Obrien; X. biSkup Jokef
Koudelka, z Superior, W asyScie
X. T. Bobala i X. F. Blahunkl
X. biskup Matthias Lehman, z
Green Falls, w asyScie \. NJ.
.Coughlin i X. G. Faniscak 0. 5.
p; X. biskup James Davis, Z
Davenport, W asyScie X. D. Tou-
.hy i X. T. Small \. biskuP Piotr
Muldoon, z Rockford, ILL.,, w a
syScie X. P. Conway i X. !. Scan
lon X. biskup Fryderyk Els, z
Marquette. w asyScie \. c. FAM
i X. NJ. Koteckiego; \. blskup
A.leksander McGavick. z Chicago,
W asvScie X. Piotra H. Pyterka
/ X. Z. Rice; X. biskup Michael
Hoban, re Scranton, Pa, w asy-
seize X. F. Gaudet X. \. Skryp-
ko; X. biskup Teofil Meerschaert.
Z Oklahoma, w asyScie X. T. O.
Cara i X. F. Bergin C. S. "; \.
biskup Jan Hennessey, z Wichi-
ia, w asyScie X. B. Obersta ! \.
!. Fan Heertum; X. biskup NJ.
Burke, w asyScie X. J. Wirth O..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

Archidyecezya chicagoska W
odSwietnej s~zacie, Swieci nader
uroczyScie i wspaniale siedem-
dziesiecio = pieciolecie swego ist-
nienia oraz dwudziestopiecio le-
lie Swiecen kapiahskich J. E. X.
Arcybiskupa Jerzego w. Munde-
lcina.
w dniu wczorajszym, pogod--
1ym i sionecznym cd rychiego
ronka ziezdzaiy sic automobile
zwozac dvgnitarzy i dostojnikow
kleru KoScioia Katolickiego do re
zydencyi arcybiskupiei. katedra
tax ma wewnatrz jak i ma zew--
natrz byta wspaniale p~rzystroJo-
IA W draperye i festony o barwach
papieskich ! narodowych z napi-
sami jubileuSzowymi; cafoSc gu
stownie i efektownie sic przedsta-
via.
o godzinie 1Otej rano rozpo-
czai sic poch0d z procesyonalny
pIebanii katedralnej do katedry
utica Superior do State W porzad
ku nastepujacym: Akolici z Krzy5
zem i Swiecami, "a mimi sill stu
ienci z seminaryum przygotowa-
wczego imienia ,,ouigley'a", W
Iiczbie kilkudziesieciu. nastsnie
zwolna postepowalo duchowien-
stwo, "a Acknowledgement przeio-
zeni zakonow a mianowicie X.
Edward Dyer S. S. D. D.. X. An
drzej Morrisey C. S. c., X. James
Burns C. S. c., X. John Cava-
naugh C. s. C., X. Eusebius Helle
o. F. NJ, X. Thomas Burke c. s.
P, X. Thomas Smith O.. NJ. l.,
X. Raymond Meagher O. P, X.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

Landowski, wiceprezeska W Lora!n,
FIR. OrzeChoWska, sekr. gen. j. A.
Dombrowski (obecny sekr.; kasy-
erem A. Witkowski. dyrektoram::
FIR. Janka, WI. Waszkowski, FIR. A
damczyk, N. Wolahska / st. Tafel-
ski, chorazym M. Kosacki.s
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06
James NJ Cox Of Ohio, Nominated as Our Next President


SAN FRfNCisCO. Cal. luly g..
James n. Cua. thrice pDtrrnor u ihc
state Of Ohio. was nominated lnf ne
presidency early This morning hy The
Democrats IN their national cnnpcn.
llon here, Following break 81 onr
Of The mnst prolonged dendlocks IN
The history ~ eny national party.
II took Ioeiyf0ur hnllnis % maan
the ehoicc, and Il was not until the
ihifit,ci1hiA ballot had i1en iaken
and Attorney General A. Mitchell
Palmer had Withdrawn from the
eonIfsl that lhe laHa Alteesslon Of
rull calls shonrd amy definite trend
toward = nominee
Wilh ~ presidential rinlre made
the ronFrnilon ndluurned until nnon
today. rhcn Il Will hold another srs
siuA q 4a1lc a candidate inl lhe
vice prINHrnes. Shmild Il b. df.
cldcd % b|tr MS plaer 20 ~ raslern
man. Frnphl|n y. nooscvrll secimrd
20 br the fatofiie
several Doselblllllrs arc lnlhri or
should The vice pfrsidrnilnl NOMINEE
Sr allotted % l|lt wcsl.
The supporters nf Governor COY
wun iiiflf way 10 bis nomination b.
their pcrsisicnt bailerlnn nj the Nc.
Aloo and Palmer forces IN mnny
states throughout the long srrirs OF
sliIillnns and rallies which left first
McAdn0 and then Coz leading.
On the opening of the hallollna
Friday Goyern0r Cox held third
plare. The lead SON passed 10 A.
lurney General Palmer. On the
twelfth ballot McAdoo forged 90 the
Irad. Then began the lonn period
NJ sresawlna.
On the fort, .~eond ballot the
acccsSion ~ most ~ the Palmer
strength put Cnt well ahrad. and
otter that large and small state dele.
cations fell Into the procession.
On the forty third ballot Governor
Con GOT al majority cf all votes east
for the first time. and on the forty.
fourth he was plunninu toward the
reuulrrh tWo-thlFds whrn Colorado
changed her vote maklnn the nomI-
nation obvious 10 all.
The convention vote was then
made unanimous on the motion of
Sam n. Amidnn of Kansas, leader Of
the MeadoO forces
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06

irrcniiably proven And Il has been
with This same thousht in mind that
Tins same spirit predominalinR that
through these past ga years these
United States Of America have
loiled. fought blcd and prospcrcd.
until al this time We stand IN the
opinion Of the world as the greatest
nation on this terrestrial globe.
They Were DARK Days.
This spirit Of America" has been
manifested throughout our entire
existence as the one dominating fac.
tor IN our growth and prosperity.
During the dark days Of the trying
Revolutionary times. when finances
Wcrr low. food scarce and clothing
almost impossible IN Rel for our pa.
iriols who were fighting Tor iife's
most precious jewel. liberty. did
they, these wonderful ancestors 10
which We owe our all hesitate IN
The lrFading of the path of duly3
No, moi they They suffered the
lOrinres Of nakedness when the
ground was covered with snow. suf
Tered The pnnes of hunger when the
food supply was scant. suffered go
much that we are told that al one
limo Washington had hardly one.
Third Of his men who could be- called
upon for dniy. hut the spirit which
was horn ln the breasts Of these
patriots, heritage Hiven 10 them
from Puritan. Quaker. Pilgrim
Dutch and Huguenoi ancheslry rose
10 ~ height, and when commanded
by sheir leader, the intrepid Wash.
ingtOrl they hattled Cornwallis al
Yorktown. capturing the entire army
and breakinn the hack OF Enpland's
hopes 10 o victorious ending of the
war. This can be truly said 0f nur
military and naval furccs N every
war IN which We have found Il nee.
cssaFy. n was true Ia 1912. the
second war Tor Independence; in 81.
durlnn the dark days OF the rebel.
liun, during all Of cur Indian wars.
the spanlsh.Amrrican War and IN
The last great struggle IN which We
were engaged And how easy Is Il
10 find the same spirit which WINS
demonstrated during the gloomy
days of the Revolution aud The spirit
which was shown by those mrn 10
The acts and deeds Of our latest vet.
rrans those who took part IN The
last great and bloody conflict.
couldu'l Land an Army
Y was spld BY many wise men Of
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-06
BRIGGS Wins IN
HOT GO FROM
HOCKBONES


Fifteen hundred people crowded
the rinspidc saturday afternoon end
were we'll frpaid BY witnessing Two
eood bouts aed q half but The hslf
is another story.
The main event ihe scream De-
screain ~ ilw day. was fought hy
.yclone br'gss a conner and Hurk
bones. a rocr.
Athletic officer Whitr. not wnni.
inr 10 see briggs killed or la hls
prime, pcnalixrd Hockhones hy max
ing him stand off and fight -rlran
breaks, in other words.
u was any mans fight thc entire
ten rounds with nockhones The aa
pressrr Iiui toward ihr lat his
ngRressiseness lcndrd more 10 hold
ing on. hoping bx tins lo get closer
Ia hrigRs risihlrs nnd get IN hls
deadly work.
BRIGGS had his measure. huweyer.
and not only lasted ilie icn ro,n,ls
hut slipped the formidable Hock.
bones a number Of packages ~ lefl
labs and upperculs that made Tom
LAKELAND grab Briggs right arm and
hold u up - She winner.
The hand played aud everybody
was satisfied but Horkbones.
The semifinal between Doe Rlnrk.
burn and Babe Cahcll was cmnr,ly
and fight. and how these iwo hirds
did fight for two rounds Bahc won
his lasi lime Oui Ht Fort Rliss ami
he had M intention 0f lnsinr any ~
his laurels he tore into Blorkhurn
and was torn inio 'hs hack. The
night was M =, anai at the enb
oI Two 30 slmrn lefl The
ring an -.foree stated that
Bln .,,.,d 4. c,.,g,,,,.. IL.
~ not heing IN rondiiian.
sure wasn't. hni Babe was
Taylor and Calip~ AZ IN the nre.
liminary had The crowd or ~ feet.
The crowd was with Galloway ons
minute end with raylor The next.
Taylor vaa Declared ihr winner
after the fight ,hHl r',n~ . . limit
The 2iih infantry hand n usual
furnished The music. and good mnsi
Too. Bandmasics Green wanted a.
swing his baton the other way when
hlockburn announced hr wasn't ln
condition.