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New Britain herald., 1920-12-27
TABS ELECT OFFICERS
New Leaders Chosen at Meeting Yes terday-win Have Open Housc-En-
 tcrtainment Friday Evening.

The semi-annuaI election of officers for the Y. NJ. T. A. t& B. society was held yesterday afternoon at a regu- lar meeting Of tho organization, tho following being chosen: President, Luke welch: viee-president. James J. Butler: recording secretary. James T. Daly: treasurer. James H. Riley: fl nancial secretary. William A For sythe; sergeant at arms, Gerald Leg horn; marshal, William Gray: librar- Ian. George Sullivan: chaplain, Rev. ]. T. Winters.
 Tho organization will sec the old year out and the new year in at an opcn-house social next Friday even- ing. Committees have been chosen to arrange card and pool tournaments for tho evening and will award prizes to those winning in each game. Re- fresh hments and smokes will be pro- yided. An entertainment to consist of talent within the society will be produced. Admission will be by tickets which may be secured at the rooms during the week.
 A donation of si00 to the fund for rope was voted The money will be sent Rt. Rev. John J Milan, bishop of Hartford.
 A report presented by tho fair com mittee showed a net gain in the fair held last October Of more than se,- 300.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27
BALL PLA&s ooMPLErED.

a..as IoALA1 IA<A&NS N)N1PLESTED.
 Everything is fA readiness for the annual concert and Aall of the Fire mems Pension and ReESf association which will be held FrfoAy night at Bardeck's hall. The cntertafasnent win be provided by the Palace Ocestte of Hartford, starting at 8 :15 ,o'clocAs F. board and Miss Veronica Noblea daughter of the chief of the depart ment,. will lead the grad march which will start at o'clock. Lynch's orches- tra will furnish the music.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27

of the house. The flames worked through into closet and a number of pieces of wearing apparel were dam- aged.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27
all kinds. Mrs. Frank o'Brien wishes

to thank the people who made dona- tons and sent checks in order to make the affair a success.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27

He is connected with the Brooklyn community of Franciscans.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-27

Better Laundry Service With New Plan of Cash Payment, Starting Jan. 3 which hundreds of patrons, have constantly been confronted with the problem delayed because of small charges
 hat of routes been hampered and the general efficiency of service impaired
 To better you putting business cash basis effective Monday January B. Beginning that date, bundles be paid for when delivered.
 The monthly plan excepted and will be continued present, and monthly accounts will be received in 1921. UNION LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING co. 26e ARCH STREET TELEPHONE so4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
PLANT
DESTROYED BY
FIRE IN CITY
Riverside Concern SustainS
Loss Of $4,000,

Fire ftom an unknown or!gin break
Ing ou, In the smoking house % the
Riverside packing plant a, Santa fe
and Frisco streets At s o'clock Friday
morning completely DESTROYED the prop
srty with loss OF about tlS oe0.
Tho frame construction. buIlt about
. year sso. vas In flames before the
alarm could be turned in,o the fire
depa rtment and II Vas said only on.
cooler was ltr' intact in which neatly
. hundred head Of hutchered beef were
stored. Little Of this meat IL e,petced
o be saved. however. for use. rs SMOKE
probably has danssed n.
J. f. Erwin. ptesiden, Of the packing
'ompsny. could not b. found saily Fri.
day 10 give detailed statement o'
the loss. but II vas said an invoice OF
,hs ri,nt recently gave the value as
lhe total loss was seimh,ed at ieas,
81. 600,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
COTTON
NIw OHIl,N.

'IW DHtlATA isn ~ ra.' tlYstt
bNYl fHNIfs emf . pfDfhils nplnisH ~
NsFilfr conditions NYfr iis tfH Nsfr
twli.'I".f ~ fs tifssWs IN no
fGttnl UsIkst ru.. lfs orsniUF sas
lnNtr ahl 10 ii .t.'sf ~ tls fIsi hsf
l.If " rssIufHr lIisss fsI ll 10 10 points
MAJ dtnpIips ~ hssc aHd p't ~
10 . WIZ i|H asafnff Naa ssfffsIlY
rDf fs'isff1 ff .iat|f istaHsa ~ usF ffl.
sfIf.s sffH IHIt fsHNF.s ~ 'Na IHs
itniffFfHIf' tsIsUisIlT m those sections
- 1siHa ,p si.Iu lsbNns sifssiy - up.
fff vHy
HDfs nr Dol. selling pfs',4'. eonrfg-d
uniu NfHa rfft 90 rni declines - 10 a.,
rYIrff A. this Itssl ifs rHfF'i 49,
loo 900 Ifl IN ~ cotton sfrFus o.
declined ft rftI.' 90 frH tusshI points
fH. I.... sf' Nu'IHu 'fa NHa
f,a'H - tH... Ns. - n vss t'h.usf ttv
.rr.l.s f.f. - flYh sfaIts WIIII
..... t.i 20 T.HtHf lH 'IIf r.4n'f| 900
lfrII. f..Hs ihst fh- f'wsrd woWi 600.
'HsH tfs 90 'fH.s Nauf 'n 30 uHfnfs
'.tI FtHtffisfs lose hff N.'gH'f 70.
f'f't r.'h.n poina ~ s'i'fhsfs last
4IHftfYHs
A. level - - . point. ~ On 'r.
sIf t.rIf. f.al'tIiF sslss came - 's
IY.I side sft poo Fhftf sssfl ,f sfI
became F'ff tf E..tt under iH.H ssff
IrT 90 rrfrrs fr rr'r's rHrr O., % IlIf'H
uE IIs 'Ya' f...'a . Ets's.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
SCHOOL JhNIT0RS NAY
GET MORE SALARY

\ IS p"r'sn' Increase Ip the salaries
- jariior> N iht ciry school. fof next
Year will Sc recommended "a the hoatd
- olsca',nu MONDAY ngi' hy V g..
'rswfnrd superintendent ~ hulll.nEs
and grounds
JHnfofs salaries Hos range tom i9i
- $50 month. according 20 size ~
school buildings Those who recsl.@
t.1 h.'e an assistant ou' o. tac.r Ha!-
HHs' The minimum Wasa is S. a
month.
Next Tuestsys lay rols fr teachers
brt ~ preparation. Etira'.s are 10
%" allowed = h4nii9Fs under con
sirlgabn T. "hp,hip.n' ~ open air
schools wll Ne discussed. ard further
action on feathers SALARIES Rnl Zoo DE-
frrted Hp,l lde return from Cleveland.
ohlo. of j. 4 Wh,teioti. superlnten'
d-n, " schools
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
GRAND jvaY vaoES
THAT j1 MATES
WATou EXECUTIONS

CHICAGO. Feb % The plan of
forcing Imprisoned criminals 10 Wit.
ness hans'nrs In iails was endorsed
yesterday hy the February grand Jury
in ts final rc,~r, and by the sherifs
association meeting AT Springfield.
Thp policy has hren put into effect By
sheriff ,feters OF chioasp. but after
IN. frri hanging storm OF protest
srose from social workers, reiormefs
and others and the phn was sban-
6oned.
The CHICAGO grand jnty. which Wit
messed the Las, hanging In the county
iail declared In is report that . spcr-
tacls Of that Kind when .siswed BY
crIruiaAis would be q ''dstfiment 10
future msrdors.' Eighty OF the loi
sheriffs a. tho Springfield meeting
voted Tor the resolution endorsing this
means Of corvction.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

call ~ Mckee ot T. + wis. " Ti
Arsr oftHs houp W itti o. VS. .tu
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WALL STREET

NEW oRLEANa. Feb st.--jains es
Tending from, l TO Z paints were made al
snSst ~ the outsst ef t.iays stock mar
kst s~asiup by . vide variety Of Issues
rae undefsene suggested q more ehset'u
sentimsnt In speculative circles dps u
part to Yesterdays easier rates for cal
ineesy, lrAAsrs 81 the moysmsnt sm
sssssS m.s d:s, .s,,:s ns's kss.
Amsstoes Weelsu. American iatsrnstisa
q, Da,Awts lsesmotive, American Car
nssss "a, |yps1 80 ss.stsi q a.
':sS % 'ssssssnss; ,,A.. ~ .Ss.,.. ,:s g.: aU
VT tkstr strength was vssl - . ecse'
fer heavy selling Of isdssirials 1sssrs
Motors fesfeiied I'll sf IL gains apd re-
scttsno II ! 10 : points occurred through
out the sssssai ist s'esls sassias mastsS
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ArREiirs swAvsoS 60
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NJ " YORK

sfN lui'E itU .lH HNsr ft.rg
fs's'. .Yuun iirs'. Arsf s.psInt "a
IfHr ~ % il 4. p..'s % ore '. H.ia
a..H mo tone sf,a1t. 'H',r pttssrf'i ~
Ha...Us - o. o. = point tss.I..J NfH
i.' Irrupsl FNsf g'nH uu i.s weak
.af.s tHIH support tEuH UI sh.ftf.i
~aF r.u 80 sf'f,'. Sow trfaus ana
uI' 'UsIt Affsr tfs Dg,. ne .p.f fHDsf
selling ts.Hur fsfI'f o. f".Hf srI 1'
ta.H. 90 N-y ou a. % ttr "a oct ~
.f1t.
NIHItv commitments ~st' dsH1sd' y
'.. gai'.ts.sfly ln sid 't.p p9'.ii"r'.
Hhf.N fra.fI'g f-H.r. noe high level
f.s .'.as pHIs NHy sHt lp 'Y o. l.e
arH D,' 90 10 co.. '.r vrtIs Ns' - us'u
s1raIiF a. r'' adTtHt~ - 60 % points
Asfy tirUfg t.ttIt-H sp.' sdtnnrtu d'.
nouns Hp nj. |rsHsf demand THfi.fu'sr r'I
f.f ius Erats., ,Asssi nsrh " t1, noon.
tay g.ftf sfu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

lu's .sfprW r1I.W home mn ta,s
'utsnt fHf ft,'uad uHu l"a. IIfr.
$50 ~.
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Trunks Glow At Nlxht.

LONDON From SpAldwick, IN
Hun,ingionshire. comes the story OF
strange phenomenon which IS ex-
citing the curiosity OF the inhabitants
A few days ago som. old e,ms were
cut down and now a, nigh, the chips
ard trunks glow with brillian, blue.
green light, The ligh, is 80 vivid
,ha, paSsetsby OF several occasions
have ,houoh; the trees were OF FIRE.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
QYB4:iel

n,In. A.,flsaa a n Otsph sn>A -
~, r.,aI lI.,,,.., r.Aic.I sss~-
~, a, IA. may ,.rr,iittnr .Ia,,cc has
~, stn xb,ys .U., n.,r~
.t.rb.,s.s a. y,in .n,,y nahi,s hs.,sS
s,,,i',
-
v.r,u, Memorial, Planned .--Move.
mans Ia Luild m.morIhl. 10 Atoha saA
W5nIp.r soldl.f, Killed at ysrdua
uefr started by chambers of commerce
l t.'n .,cy cbsplsln .poss a.
tlu,.rI, .rt "a. U,,ds AZ yetdun"
n.us,,, a, a. M,.Loy.e c..tysl
tI.t ....i ,,r..l,.d dur,ng ,he,r Jark
t.., 81, hear ,onttnttIi,, a, thS
...I.,
.
N.rtblns bNlH cured whisky sud ID
Hl,atusir r'in.u,hnis. no only man II
iho stf's aup ,lfcs the morphine hab-
MeN~hh'' Iis' " IN
r.,. No., n,,,. e,.,o.S rSs
80, 80, ,i,h a.rsS
,.. a.. .,,.,.,,....t a., az ea,o,s~
.'.t, 49,, 80, nnsS
30 ,,.H rn,,s Snss
.,.,..,.
s,i,.u.n', sehool s.r.-k s.isuS
4
..r nf n. rsissr1nr n, oklahoma a
f.. F,tt,,. IrNsss ,otopery of rr,s-
..r W d. t.pF ,nr,tIrted nj Tho
lu..frs hotel by r u Thomas vlcs.
.-,s.d.r, N the company all dsy Prls
d.r For,r pksh1rs sairunen nrr al.
'rHlfg The Futsi -McNeN .slesmsa
sa. frH sd medicines spices. ex.
Ir.fd districts
p,.s- W,,,, o,,ies soses. 90. Th1
! .,rg'pce = ,i5ntnefr. ba. Tso,iyed =
t..t., 'rn,, toba ~ ns.c. f.Aernl
! r,,b,b,,,,,r di,.rio, for Os,hows re-
; r,..tI,g ,.s .b.,rh.,, ss.i,,.nr. II
,.,'' an. 800 ,o, bin, RAs~H
20 49,, ~. 4. ~.
".'. !" N W. VT" us,~S
,WN' ,'"n IN ihs l'ne, n"w1
ny" Hhe iNF 'e'n hu'no''"n !"
'defhl suihcTi'iss 20 obtain offico
spscs eseNherc
p,,,t,,. "a s,,, e,x,yn-A s>r4Sa
., r'vt'sI w.,,inv IA IA. held Al tho
w,s,.,, rysu,,e panti.t chu,ch WI
t,y MI, gnrIsy nv g n U.iyf,siI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
GRAIN
enc 400 Gnu> A>D rno,I.uNs.

CHICAGO rsb = Persistent selling
viii commission hou'sr fCst.rsi on fr,sh
s1Nhbtts In the ptirs Of corn today. led
gradually to moderate decline Much Of
tie selling Ns tsssd On opinions that the
isesnt uptGrn In values would Undue.
farmers snd Interior elevator men to let
80 o, holdings NOR, 'r.slS.' opening quo
tAtions. which ranged from nc decline TO
Q Ike advance, with NAY 81 am 10 N.is
and July u ;iN to 81 ils. were follow. 4
BY . ssth.ek all around 10 sscw ysssse-
DAYS finish.
Oats ware relatively firm owing 10
seantiness OF arrivals After opening "
TO NC higher Including Nay Al toh 10
11c. the market hardened q little more
and then reacted somewhat
visions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
ARABIAN ARMY FOR
INTIMIDATION OF
FRENCH IS FORMED

LONDON. F,b if Tn formation -
q hugc Arabian army q" intUaiiaie me
fr'nrh IN syria is reported from b.
was'us IT," Arabs strongly tts-r,
iie Anglo French Arrangement turn
irs over the mandate Of syria o. the
French. dspat,hcs state ana drsp 20
ihc 'tc' Na' ihs agreement. is Wa srd
iV Ew'r Faisal. king ~ he HsdltI
~ 'u.irr's refuse 20 allow the Fr,nrh
'' establish a pfnt-"0raf. iu ary part
- The u'w Arabian Aingdpu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK


lASr ~ Lptts. Ysh .- upss ur
'.tf steady tp "a. Ya,. LIN g.. 90
Lsg,y ~ ,uI,Is medium
,'.sui lstt ii.ogilt.. p.ra
'NIlLI f.rs r's 900. stead. sheil.
l'aN tiytfs ~ .09i; DJ. medium 40 -
common i90hl0ti. oho.,r
nth" VI tul' N common O. .)giIeh.
iNf Dor h't~s = 30 o. 80. 'oss Il..u
10 70 ,onu'fs - 30 q : w, calves - % IL
% 10
S,thr receipts 10. lambs o.. o. u
-I 20 rW- ~ i0Gii Co. y.sr.tns Nsfh.
.7 y 'l" - % choi'e csts ti960u
lI..V. tIih O. oons D.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

LIVERPOOL I.h :, Cotton. '5ni b.
UsuFsF 4rfraud rf.ts loser bund
N,If.rr ~ U.d. 'aHy uiftIirs y 90.
bIdduus ~ Vg4. JOS uIdunE - t1ld.
Isul oriItaB e. 80. .idinAfy - -
N.its 900 bAisf Including 3 900 Ausr'.
.ar 30 sigts 3s.OoD bs.s'. 10 ..aiins .''
800 Ain.fi.aU.
fu'.tss ,.osI ssGhy Mar "a.
NAY - -tl Iuiy :. I'd ps' $50 jan
e 80. Gft...ui noon tIoSI.r Isr = "a
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L1DoAlS
Noricu 10 cpNrnAcroea

= Softcn TO CONTRACTORS
(: e. '';; g.: .;:s &: =: ~. - = :::
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~ WEST 'lTII
i.~ furat arI reception iti bean.
o. unF- r..y drrorsf~i. snuih front ,u
rlJ ItttnE fhI' ps.o 10 ftr,i tH trII
vul i'h' "a E",i cor . is's waI.' 80 part
phyintri
iAgr sfIE
One fsfsr room h.uss. Uts '... room.
CORNER .'' ih'r % U.s.. f tN.f.. tUHII.
t!HH. The fHrw isuaa viii frr' fr
~ 'f- place = d tfstl % ii'HH.
come trt1.s
ISCpME PROPERTY
W" hsrr place oH Wee 'tn '.w
t.pf.HE or Eiph per month .H' N.i
hly 9 stii wthH ths meet i'T tB.
NANGAtN
rb.tr1ia tHussiuN. Nurh MIkIriel r
iatg' looms slsepins t"frh. saiHs ati
,'fIt,. fus tI~He lH dshdv ami wtI sIl
Nuu the rf,H 10 rifhi. vii b. slsl 60
show sou Z iut,f.'isd
NORTH kINiET
tsli'sA,a bdnEalow nee a'i ne i.ft
modern oonvsnitnrrs harh~uut Hour. AZ,
iirIsh, saras~ Aui utlvs this IiA.r ls =
real home. must - seen 80 be hVgfc,lst-
81, ist as show sou
EVANS REALTY CO.
ZIG Guaranty Hama u tsN
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LIVERPOOL wFtkiY COTTON

iiyEuPpGL. Fsb 3 weekly cot
iH. 600 tyitF. ~ NrIfH sf.uo1 vtf' Amer
l.tu To,E ii'o 900 AnuI,an $3.50. .m.
p'rp 1880. American lli0bg, pgOfu
.s ZOO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
Roonnle nouSES
RAm0 Dv pollX

Several roornins houses we're vai1DQ
thursday night ny the police and th1P-
ts-fivs persons srresteh On cfefgs1 q
IMMORAL conduit. lettering. gamsooO
nd other charges.
They were to be tried Friday In mas
nictpai court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
KANSAS ttIN.

h.HsAs CITY Pen - HOGS 70.
..iil. ops. strniy to 40 hlghet LMH
Ngl't0 hrs1 - ii1l l0Oit % me.
piss ~ o0al,gf
CATTLE receipts : Q6s. active. ,t..ay.
rhoiee hsavy steers tlsisvi,so u.d,urn
" .su 100 common btsy II Is! thaic.
,huio. ushs iiioogiiso. common q, on
Y 90 butcher h-ifsrs N'seig,s. coz,
y sosfl QS esunsrs Sots.s, csiyss
p9..on ". fesdsD tit.UI:.,s, stock
srs tsBeiefS
sRtEP receipts iiss, steady to &c
lo~,I. lambs ~ eco it;s. calls q: 90 q
s.sflinG ~sthers tiSse0it ewes
tie 'tylii cuils o. 1,S 10 ". brs setins
rsss NooV itoa. feeder iambs ~ go
ia
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emo H..,.

CHICAGO. fth 81 --coBN "a ui,ed
ne so ,elioN o. 10 10 OATS
No sh,ts nUsbc No 4 Whiis AsbsNiyr
tNt 80. nominal BARLEY 81 $50
10
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PROVISIONS
CNuCAt.0.

CHICAGO. r.h ~ --poIArors firm,
r-ceip,- ~ cars. northern iShts, sacked
!, tehtb9, dit,o, hulk. tfsostto Idaho
russets tt.sst %
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kANsAs cry, Feb y WHEAT vim
changed 60 80 higher. 80 hard .. t6h
lsi No. q zoe 40, No. ! rcd zibu
80 No. t:t cons unchanged No.
nir,d rt5hiN No. ~Hii- .tt0.
80 J yellow NfatV OArs' steady
ssr. No, red ss6sSsc RYE fl3sH
lLg
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KANSAS uTY CASH GxAIx.

ut Lut1R reh g. CORN No !,
u 'tgiN 40 white Us: OATS Nc
Alhc. 80. white bobtot.c
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1T. LOTS,
uiCNtNp.

sr. r.otts Fen PoctTRY spring
zoe, Eses- ltc others unchanged, BUT
TER. unchanged fpOS soc.
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BRITISH CABINET MEMBER
RlOES 4 MOTOR SCOOTER

iOeeDON.--H 3. Mcstasu, seerpeary
|sf slnke far india. 10 tkA sAty cabinet
mlalDese 10 rids . flery. vatamsd nsetos
epes4R svee me hanpa q WhltseeA
- - Nm tsep Nh moeScss n Daase -
N pQcfno sese1 buehs Il The rate y
|eA lnepe1ng - thsluias siGht y, ~
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CHICAGO. reb a. BrTTER' un.
ehsased. kGut hlrhst receipts p.si
casss, firsts tlNe; ordinary firpts ssse
ESQ. nj marx, cases ineiadsd tsdto
POULTRY, siivr. iorsr, ,pfinss s;e,
fowls sbe
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KANSAS CITY.

kkNeAs CITY r-h :--COHN close
Pei. 81 ~ Nay 81 l1sl -, ian. 81 .,t.
sept s.i,
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S1inAtA,.

CHICAGO. tsb f,.-UoGs. r.o.i.t.,-
auo ~ 10 TO- s,ghsr. hals tI, AL. rs 10
h"Hty iI9OV1tst mediums tit 70 n
~, lsht ttte1 is!! piss tis33n
Af1LEi r,erirts 900: slow; choice
= - 90 common tseoail ss choice
hshh VI Iigi,is common o. so6ii.;B.
butcher heitsrs ssoaia7g cows g. - d
! % Gamers sems1S calves ~ 10 n
-. feeders C.bVJii,so. sioeksSs isss
rikEp receipts 1000. steady; lambs
~ HeH!o 10 cults fitoohl;. .s. choice
ewes 81 irHlts0. cults o. serio;s
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KANHAR CRY, r.s i;..-BuTrER. un-
changed. Eg'iS; firs,s. unchanged case
lots boe lower. Sltse POULTRY hens
higher. tsc. PofAIDm unchanged.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

WAeon,eo1ou, M s1.-MsuptlA.
e. - Atlat tksnia vith Z ~ =
~ VU1oeo o(o1oo aegN.sl0e - ~
mu1a Ialsnls y psovi1e6 n . sssniutiss
lasr01ueeA n ~ seaAts to1ay ~ -.
stes Eeaysa. rsoahosaA q IeWA.
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nr,L Estlrr n,uoAiss

NEAL EstNrE ntEGAi.s
r..l stu,., hons 1s'nry basement
'ufrU.r TafaFr s-f.rui hHur.. t'sr tiss
tfN l's 500 90 itsp"
wet ii,h s,w ftrom r.lfreI.
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Take on oaneire-Dr. l. ID. coole
viii tax on Ia DsnrinG Wrouef. u
So. whv." AZ the Capitol HIN ~ -
church Friday nieh. at f>o o'clock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-25
LANCUID'
THAT'S The WORD
Not Sick Exactly, Just Seem To
Have No Ambition
AN AWFUL FEELING
SELDOM NECESSARY
Pepto-Mangan, The Red Blood
Builder, Does Away With
Languor

If you don't feel like doing things,
you won't. If you wonder where
some people get all their energy, the
answer is from good food which in
turn makes rich. red blood.
If your food does not give the
nourishminet and vigor it should it
is most likely that your blood is so
weak that it needs little extra help
for a time to build it up to normal
strength.
Thousands of men and women
have been restored to vigorous health
and lasting happiness by GUIDES Pep
to-Mangan. This beneficial blood
tonic contains the very properties so
vitality needed to imprtve the blood.
Pepto- Mangan, il taken for few
weeks, will enrich the blood and
create thousands OF the tiny led
cells that are so necessary to carry
nourishment and strength to every
part of the body.
Be sure to ask your druggist for
"Gude's" when you order Pepto-
Mangan. For convenience it is pre-
pared in LIQUID and tablet form, both
possessing exactly the same medici-
nal properties. "Gude's" is the gen.
uine Pepto-Mangan. Look for the
name "Gude's" on the package. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-25
HALLOWEEN PARTY
FOR THE CHILDREN.

Cuncil of Safety Chapter, Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution
are planning one Of the most attrac-
tive Halloween parties for the child
rem at the Community Club house.
Many features of pleasure and
amusement will be on the list
among them "Witch's House,
presided over by Mrs. ]. E. High
tower; a fortune telling tent in
charge Of Mrs. w. D. Ivey; "Bobbing
Apples" with Mrs. d. R. Andrews in
charge; Blowing Candles" under
the direction of Mrs. W. ]. Josey;
Candy Booth with Mrs. c. U. Rog-
ers in charge; Shoe Box Street Cars
for sale by Mrs. Marvin Everett.
Tuesday afternoon has been Sc
lected for the best time to have this
interesting party, and all the children
of Americas are invited to be pres
ent and join in the festivities. These
ladies in charge know the very things
that best please the kiddies, and
there will be lots of fun and amuse-
ment in store for all who attend.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-25
MRS. BOLTON HOSTESS
AT PRETTY PARTY.

Miss Mary Sue Chambliss, a bride
of the week, and Mrs Otis Carter,
of Tampa, recent bride, shared
honors at one of the loveliest parties
of the fall season at the home of
Mrs. T. E. Bolton on Barlow street,
Saturday morning. Five tables were
arranged for the interesting game OF
AZ.
Quantities of orange cosmos were
used in the living rooms, the bios
SONS placed in baskets, wall pockets,
iardinieres and vases. At the con-
clusion of the game hot luncheon
was served, followed by salad
course with fruit punch. Assisting
the hostess in serving were Mrs
John Goolsby and Mrs. c. A. Cham
bliss.
The honorees were presented with
a lovely dresser cover of cream
linen embroidered in blue.
Invited were Miss Chambliss. Mrs.
Carter, Miss Geraldine Payne, Miss
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-25
| ]D1EEITl6IS
MRS. CLAIRE EVERETTE
WITTEN.

Mrs. Claire Everette Witten, who
had been desperately i'll at the hos
pital here during a number of weeks
past, died Sunday morning at .
o'clock, announcement of her death
being received with deep regret
throughout Americas. She was just
"a wears of age. and previous to her
marriage year ago was one Of. the
most popular young girls of this city.
Since her marriage she had lived at
Cambridge, Ohio, and her husband,
j. Forrest Witten, has been engaged
recently as one of the managers of
Senator Hardings compaign for the
presidency, with headquarters in
Columbus, Ohio. He reached Ameri-
Gus "a short while after Mrs. Wit
ten died, having been summoned to
her bedside when it became apparent
the end was near. Funeral exercises
were held at 10 o'clock this morning
from the Everette home on Lee street