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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-01
THE RECORDS

Mississippi High School Champion
ship Game.
To Be Played on Hardy Field, A.
and M. College.
Saturday, December 4, at 2:30 p. m.
Louisville High School VS.. Lee High
School Generals.
Neither team has been defeated this
season.
Average weight of Generals, ISL.
Average weight of Louisville, 1853
LOUISVILLE'S RECORD.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-01
Know Your Own City,
Do You Know
That?
BY ", B. INES

--by v, d. lMES-----------lII
Oh, Daddy, tonight.
YOU TELL EN- COFFEE, you've
got the grounds,
Generals 1893, Opponents II; Gen
erals 2, Louisville ?
The grounds around the Southern
depot have been graveled.
n X
The one good thing about every man
Is his own opinis2 " himself.
In the traffic ordinances avenues
have the right of way over the streets.
You ought to stop "Jay Walking"
You are in the metropolitan district.
Today is the 336th day of the year
The sun rises at 6:56 and sets at
4:43.
The college bond election will be
held next Monday. Vote for the gooC
of the order.
Very few voters stop to realize that
the two sides in politics are the out
side and inside.
The government is spending $4,000
on a concrete revetment wall at The
postoffice square.
Only 78 men in the Army and Navy
during the late war, received the Con
gressional medal of honor.
Y X
The area of the earth is 196.940 00C
square miles. How do we know? Why
we measured it, of course.
An automobile isn't absolutely nee
essary in the pursuit Of happiness, bu
you can't make a woman believe it.
A mail and parcel receiving box haI
been installed at the postoffice en-
trance for the receipt of mail during
the hours the office lobby is closed.
We have heard Of nervous break
downs, but a reader yesterday wa
telling us he was suffering from
financial breakdown. Go to it, brother
A modern girl can't see why sh
should put in four years learning t
play piano with her hands when. sh
can learn to play it with her feet il
four seconds.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-01
THE WEDDING MARCH.

Memberships Wedding March is
beautiful and impressive. The we'd
ding announcements or invitations
printed or engraved by The Dispatch
are also beautiful and impress the
ones who receive them with their
elegance. Please let US know what
you want in this line and we viii be
glad to send you samples by mail.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-01
GENERALS MEET
LOUISVILLE SAT.
WILL PLAY STATE CHAM
PIONSHIP GAME AT
A. AND Nj.
S A I u RD "A Y 2:3O
Both Are Powerful Teams and
Have Not Met Defeat This
Season--Many Fans Co
ing Over for Game.

The 1920 Mississippi high school
foot ball ciassie Ma BIZ staeed On
Hardy Field at the A. and Nj. College
Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
The Lee High Generals" unde-
fcated claimants Of the Mississippi
championship, will clash with the
powerful Louisville eleven.
Following the proclamation of the
claim to the State championship by
the Lee High eleven, Sunday, the Lou
isville coach accepted the challenge
and sought game.
Yesterday negotiations for the game
on neutral ground were completed
and the Generals" go to the final
fight for the Mississippi title.
Exceptions to the claim by the Lee
High eleven CAME not alone from
Louisville. Yesterday morning bright
aad early a Geographic challenge
came from the undefeated Greenville
high school eleven, but the Louis
Vile players are the most formidable
contenders and rurlers-up for the
honor and it was decided to take
them on.
ut would take US until spring to
clean up all the high school elevens
in Mississippi" said Professor J. G..
Meadows yesterday, "and we will play
only one game, and that with Louis
vile. | am confident that we will
win"
Neither Of the teams have been de-
feated this season and the gone on
Saturday will be fight to a finish.
1t probably will be the hardest-fought
foot ball game ever staged by two
high school elevens ti Mississippi.
Both teams are powerful and heavy
and trained to the minute.
The Generals average about $50
pounds IN weight, while their oppo-
nents tip the scales at approximately
1856. But for speed and fast playing
II, 1.-.l r.. n. O..1N
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-01

Misses Marie Mullen, Estelle Rip
pey and Blanche Roberts, of the pub
lie school faculty in Earle, Ark, ac-
companied by Mr.. Earle Mcbride, mo-
tored to Artesia, Thursday, and spent
the weekend as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. N. Roberts.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-01
PHILATHEA ENTERTAINMENT

The Philathea Glass Of the First
Baptist Church win be entertained on
Thursday afternoon, from three to
five o'clock, by Mrs. Jessie Morris,
at her home on South Seventh street.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-01

The Chamber of Commerce forum
meeting has been changed from the
Gilmer Hotel to the City Hall for
Thursday night.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
SOMETHING ABOUT
"LOMBARDI, LIMITED

Romance aud the glamor of beau.
tiful girls contribute an exotic sci
ting la lombard. Ltd IN which,
as Tito Lomhardi. an eccentric ltal.
IAN gown designer. Bert Lyiell hes
one of the most picturesque roles
Of his career. In his Fifth avenue
dress making establishment. where
society women came for their silkcn
creations. Lomhardi dreams his
dreams AMI makes his tender love
to a girl who proves false io him.
Aesthetic and generous, hiG bust.
ues, slowly goes io ruin, almost,
because NJ his faith n men aud
women. How his sweet and pretty
little assistant. Nnrah. eventually
cumes to his rescue and awakens
him IN realization nf her loyalty
and love Is told m fascinating
comedy drama unfoldcd by those
master craftsmen, Frederic and
Fanny Hation. ON the stage, Lum.
hardi. Ltd, was presented hy
Oliver Morosco for season IN
New York aud more Than a year on
tour.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
THINKS WE'LL or BRIGGs.

Johnnie Johnson. VI pasuan and
ring enthusiast, wires the W pasn
Herald sports department that he
was al the ring-ide In Columbus
when Cvclone Rrigps fought the
veteran "llockhones" Monday night
aud that he never saw more
clcanly contested battle. Briggs won
The decision Of the referee by quite
a substantial margin. lie showed
considerable cleverness and hitting
ability with both hands and Is un.
douhicdly one Of the fastest boys
Of his wright In the south. Johnnie
Is a boxing fan who knows a fight
~ when he sees one and fans who
count upon being at the rinesidr
July ~, when Cahell and BrigEs
ngain have Il out, are IN 10 witness
some real milling.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
-THE INVISIBLE DIv0RCE"
AMI pEEp HOLES on LIFE

Could you still be q wife 10 a man
who loved another womanf This
question u the theme of n pholoplay
that looks fearlrssly ai life. The IN.
visible Divorce National picture
which is 10 be shown oi the Colum.
bus lhcaicr sunday.
This production finds n new peep.
hole In that corner of life into which
~ many people STRAY, hut IN this
instance u probes the SORT Of q d.
Nnrce that never reaches The head.
lines of a newspaper When di.
Norcc would mean scandal and no:
ioririy and when n wife and hus.
hand live Together with that wall of
disillusionmenl between them. then
romes suffering more intense than
IN the divorce cases we read about.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10

n you see new Buick six and
n couple " Army officers IN the
front seats this afternoon cavorting
around the city this item will IN
form you that Captain Burke Is In.
dncting Major Macdonald into the
mysteries 0f the mechanism NJ a
Buick The major always has been
imhued with The nne idea of speeil,
and Immediately after he won the
fal mems race Monday he departed
10 take the Army exam nj Fort Bliss
and afterwards purchased The car
n arrived here today, and after u
was pronounced all right by Mrs
Macdonald and Jimmy. The scion oi
the house of Macdonald. The Major
and Captain Rurge were permitted
io Try II oui. when last seen ihi,
afternoon lhr machine was headed
for The mountains. Major MacDon
aid alsn purchased new belt IL
VI paso-hul that u nnoiher STORY
and has to do with the fat mem
race.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
Chernln Back.

Harry Chcrnin Of Capm a snn'
who went 90 Ariknnn Ia open up a
new store for the firm. Is back IN
Columbus as relief man for n. Capln
who leaves for n twu months Naca'
tion In California. Harry said ne
particularly wanted 10 get peek at
the firms new store here IN Cnlum'
bus which will be- occupied the lat
ter part Of this month. II will be
called "The Model" and will be- 10.
Gated in the A. u. Frost huilding on
broadway.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
Facts and Fancies Gathered Here and There

our constituency. Thrn. when they
are old enough. say four years old.
We Will welcome them Ia our active
membership. Have you a baby IN
your home who ought to belong lo
the Methodist sunday school cradle
roll, or de- you know such a baby 2
Tell Mrs hariOn. giving The name
and birthday and baby will snou
be- a full flcdscd member of uur
Sunday school
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
CAPT. W. =. ROWLAND, ONO.
ORDERED TO WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. u. G.. July To-
Captain William J. Rowland Quar-.
tcrmasicr Corps il ordered from
Camp Fnrlong. Columbus. \. NJ. IN
Washington, y. g..
Captain Howland j. onc of the
hest known and dcservedly popular
officers AT the post here. and. while
Il was known his work here was
practically completed and hc would
be- transferred. II will be good news
that he Is transferred 10 the Cap
ilal.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
Pay Your Road Taxl

Look out for George W. farrar
Ne has been appointed road tax col
lector and this morning received his
credentials from G. y. sampson.
highway superintendent of Luna
county. Death aud taxes are sure
thing events m every mans life.
Both require a collector and a grave
digger. ~. while you are alive, take
care of the tax collector. Mr.. Farrar
handled his office NJ census taker
with much success and Il is a fore.
gone conclusion that he will dig up
all the road tax money possible.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
Nod 4 snlr nf Odds nnd Ends.

The full page al nf sam fetn in
ioday's Daily Courier contains some
remarkable bargains. Carryinr one
of the largest stocks of goods in
this section Of the state. this iirn
has decided on a reduction Of H.
stock from one end of the store in
the other. and bargains rare may
be found on thu counters ani
shelves All next week.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
n TeIerhone. on lhr Bml.

Electrician sialcup had AN cary
mornings work cut out Tor Inn by
The electrical storm wliirh occurred
shortly after . O'clork this morn
ing. The storm had worked hayoc
with the telephone connections and
instruments, Miss Burton. de- facio
manager of the Telephone company.
wired ~ puso for bale of fuses
fur future contingencies.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
lInimy's oil Well

when jimmy Ryder sunk his FIRST
oil we'll and It proved a failure, hc
would have given up M despair bul
HI, young wife urged him ON. His
second strike was 'gusher, lusl
n love eventually proved iiseH ln
be-. Soc "The Invisible Divorce, a
new National picture. AZ the Colum
bus iheater sunday.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
WORK STARTS on $4,000
COLD STORAGE PLANT

Excavation work has been started
on the new cold storage plant in
Camp Furlong. When bids were
advertised for not a contractor re.
sponded. 50 The government has
gone ahead with the preliminary
work and will build the plant with
dny labor. About twenty-five civil.
ians will be- employed.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10

u was hardly necessary IN call
the readers attention Ia the full
page ad of The Baznar IN The
Daily Courier yesterday. and Il
wouldn't he spoken oi now except
II was the first full page al ever
printed in The Daily Courier. You
will see Il next week also. and u
tells ils own stnry bargains.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
H. Reese Lloyd In ~ Paso.

Lieutenant Reese Lloyd of The
Medical Corps. United States Army,
left VI paso Friday morning after
n visit ~ several DAYS. Lieutenant
Lloyd stopped here cn route 10 his
new station ai Fort Apache, after
hcing stationed some time IN Co.
lumbus. \. M.--El paso Herald,
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
EIec,rIcal Storm.

Ahnul o'clock this morning the
heavens above Columbus werr
ahlaze with electrical displays that
were followed by good rain. The
temperature dropped rapidly With
the arrival VI Old Sol this morn.
ina. however. the Indicator In the
thermometer commenced Jumping
and in few hours was back On IT,
old stamping grounds.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
The Cradle ROLL

We want the babies for our
Methodist sunday school-from the
wee red fRced. new arrivals 10 the
crawlers and those who Al three
years Of age hegip 10 feel they
are part of the world of sunday
schools We are not ready Ia have
them come 10 sunday school yet
for they are too Young 10 apprc.
ciale the lessun story even as told
for the beginners class" hut We
want them as members of our
cradle roll Their names will be
inscribed on our records. their
birthdays remembered with card
aud taeIg parents counted amons
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10

Wherein Milady dons peacock
feathers lo strut before the eycs
Of the world, and even In Colum
hus. ON the screen ai the Ony,
tomorrow Sunday.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
IIas Touch Ut blood Poisoning.

Cecyl prnder awoke the other
morning with his left hand swollen
out Of all proportion Consulting
doctor. he found his hand was
infected with blood poisoning. al.
lhourh he had not injured his
hand. he suspects spiders bite.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
SUNDAY Service al N. y. Church.

The subject of the n o'clock ser
yice Of the NJ r. church will be-.
Mountain Top Experiences and The
Valley of scrVire." SUNDAY school
as usual. ai 10 o'clock. Immediately
after the church services there VIII
be- short business meeting " the
nllirlnl hnard.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10

CHICAGO. July ia Adoption OF a
platform Of three paragraphs on
which labor, nonpariisans and syni
paihzer. with the middle class
union ca nagree. will be- tho first
Continued on Page 5. Column o.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
Ficld's rrrovrry slow.

Dr. Field. who has been ~ for
q month with blood poisoning, Is
slowly but surely recovering AZ
one time DR.. Fields condition was
extremely serious. hut the Infection
has been materially reduced
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10


why do some people ask such
foolish quesiions?" inquired n
young lady sicnographcr ~ another
lady "sien" as they stood ON the
corner by the postoffice. why.
Annie came into the office Just a
while ago and saw me sitting at
my desk, hammcring away At my
typewriter for all was worth. and
had the nerve to ask me n | was
workingl What do you think of
ihat2" And that same young lady
had just passed The home of one
" her friends and saw that friend
out un the side porch "buslinH
suds. and asked fricHd friend "sud
hustcr" what are YOU doing Mar
iorie. washing?" IN which "Margie'
replied. "No, Funicr. am only
praciicinR my music lcssnins"
Close that door, hoy don't you
see that Texas Tommy romingl
The i2th Infantry Exchange Is
having some extra work done tt
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10

The counters and shelves IN order
10 house the large amount uf new
stock when 4 comes IN, md has
also onlcred a motorcycle aud side
rnr "a assist IN removing this stock
frum the Express Office NO unc
cent dividend for the companies
This month.
reacher-Now. Johnnie, you write
a sentence on The blackboard which
Includes the word delight"
And this Is what Johnnie wrote;
"nc wind blew IN dc winder apd
blew out dc lirht7
Republican Say. Joe. what DO
you pay for easoline2
Democrat Moneg land walked
on.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10

plans are under way for a swim
ming pool AT Camp turlong which
will be- at least 40 by 100 feet u
will be- located upon the high west
end ground and the water overflow
will be- used for park irrigation
purposes.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10

Mulberry trees have been raised
successfully and good quality of
raw silk produced as the result Of
experiments In introducing the sir
industry into Colombia.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10

Should a man Lee to save a W..
mans reputation lf you can not
answer Il see the screen answer nj
the Onyx tonight
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10

Machines have' been Developed by
The United States Bureau of Stand.
ards 10 lest airplane lacing cords for
strains and materials for covering
planes for wind prcssures.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam fein return
from their California trip this eve
ming
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
Ball Gamr sunday.

Tomorrow afternoon al 2;jn
o'clock the Columbus baseball team
will play a team from The 2iih IN.
fantry AT the camp. Everybody
welcome,
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10

Fein's Forced 10 Reduce stock Sale
starts Monday, July f..
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
CHORIls.

''Iudced. indeed" said summer
Breeze.
when cows and elephants oosl
IN trees
Aud farmer girls milk honey bees
And all cur dogs are rid 0f ilcas
And She village NJ Columbus " full
Of trees
Then auto owners can rest nj
ease"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
LONG HAIRS GET
THIRD PARTY
STARTED.
ny Assocmlcd Prass. /

CHICAGO. IIl., 1uly i0-Thc -rom
miitee ~ fort,seighi.- assisted by
fraiernal delraaiss representing halt
a dozen llbcral and radiral orunnlfa.
lions. today launrhed third party
movement In H. first national con.
venuon here.
Senator Robert M Ia Toilette OF
Wisconsin, whn WIN M the mail
referendum taken by the party lo
determine the mosl popular candi
date for the pariy's presidential
nomination. appears 10 have no %.
posiiiun.
Nearly all the five or six hundred
delegates assembled here wore la
Toilette badges.
Todays session was largely given
oyer a. the keynote addresses and
organization work.
Allen McCurdy of New York. tenn.
porury chairman ~ The convention.
condemned hoih the Republican and
Democratic platforms.
Wet Planks and I.oaa Hairs.
The conventions first session to.
day was delayed an hour IN starting
by conferences hrtwcru representa-.
iaiiycs and committees Of the labor
party Nonpariisan League. single
Tax party. Triple Alliance of the
Northwest and several other organ.
iyaiion- which are flirting with the
third party combine tarh group
came with some pet plank ior the
third pariy.s platform. and the task
Of adjusting all the various elements
into satisfactory fusinn platform
proved a complicated proposition.
| BEFORE adjournment ip attend a
conference with the committee of
forty right the Single Tax drlrgairs
took definite stand ~ in the
platform upon Nhirh they could
fuse with iNr now groups. The Va.
iinus "irH.s included "umcquivOral
.nd hi'ler' stand AGAINST "sorialisiic
palrrnalisiic' policies. and alsa
irmandrd the inclusion of single
Tax plank IN the event Of fusion.
The Single Tax delegates also
made an attempt io combine with
The national Labor party. whirh
open, rs national convention here
tomorrow.
, Roth Old PARTIES Drnounccd
After two hours Of argument over
! rules in govern the convention and
the permanent officers. the convcn
tion " iht committee of fogfy.eighi
adjourned. at 2 o'clock y. M. today
Ia meet again at . y. m. and com
plcie organization.
. The Republican and Democratic
parties were denounced ~ "ihe risht
and left wings of the same bird ~
. prey by Temporary Chairman Allen
! NcCurdy ~ his keynote address.
. McCuriy charged the two domi
= nant parties had eyudcd the para
q mount domestic ISSUES at time
! when what the country needs Is
. fewer laws and more freedom
p The abolition Of special privilege,
said McCurdy. was the issue around
! which the new party would appeal
. Ia the vuirrs m November. Tie add
Z ed the new party proposed effeciine
y that end through the removal of the
\ sources from which special priyiler,
/. derives ~ power
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
vEnsE.

Hear the news that's going aroundf
Prices ON everything are going
down.
Even gasoline. aud cup grease. too,
Will move southwark cent or
two:
Spark plugs. bearings and piston
rings
Are all included In the list of
expensive things.
They'll be- 80 cheap iill folks will
say:
Why boys. they're lust giving EN-
await
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10
CAMP WRITER
SEES MUCH IN
GASOLINE.

Intake Valve Why "a the town
marshal 40 much like q philan
lhropisti
Exhaust Valve Wen, you sec. he
gives away 80 much.
Exhaust Nalve--llc Just gave my
boss ~ days this mornlng, for
speeding. and also jugged his as
sislant, but he Is nut ca bond.
Intake Valvc-If that's the case
he should be- called hooilrHEcr
instead. for u seems that he h con.
inually Juggling, hoitling and bond
ing.
since the motor trucks have been
installed Ia Camp Furlone, the Sup
ply companys mules have been
waxing fat m work lO do and
plenty ~ eat. Hut the companys
personnel remains the same. One
of the skinncrs said he wished be
could change himself into a mule
three times day ai breakfast
dinner and supper: that Is, until
the company gets a new mess ser
geanL
January hit February ON his
August jaw with a Hickory and
The Military Police Marched Ianu
ary To Reeds Chilly Hotel ON a hoI
July day where he h liable to 70
main until about Cold December
according 10 how 'the Summar,
Court officer feels about ih'
weather.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-10

The i2ih Infantry Exchange Is
having some extra work done Ia
The Topeka state journal., 1920-04-02
Easter
Greeting
Messages
By Western Union
Telegraph

"Our thoughts turn to you
with affection and regard; we
wish you every happiness at
this Eastertide."
In what more gracious way
could you express your kindly
sentiments to a friend or rcla-
tive at Easter time than by
means of some such message
as mentioned above delivered
on a specially printed West
crn Union Easter Telegram
Blank?
You can leave your order
for any sucn messages you
desire sent with an expert
enced Western Union Oper-
ator who by special arrange
ment will be stationed in our
store all day, tomorrow-Sat-
urday.
The Topeka state journal., 1920-04-02
The Separate Goats

fuller
est and fuest Of the new bofan and drap Well fitting shaw
distinguished models shown Price $22
The Topeka state journal., 1920-04-02
Skin and Scalp
Preparations
On Sale In the Beauty
Pdrlors

Francis Wilcox Bleaching and
Cleansing Cream, $1.00 jar
for Use
Frances Wilcox Cold Cream, s1.0O
jar for .......-........ .7SA
Frances Wilcox Bust Food, s1.O0
value for ......-..-......6 $50
Frances Wilcox Dandruff and Scalp
Itching Remedy, $1.oO value Csc
Burnham's Lip Stick Rouge, Soc
value for ...'.............15c
Toilet water, soc size. .35c
soc Nail Files for ESQ
Nevelle Point Tweezers, soc
value at .3SN
soc Bonney Face Powder at. 35G
Real Human Hair Nets, cap shape,
15c values. % for 81 90
Nail Enamel, one touch polishes
your nails for week, soc value
Saturday for .......... $50.
Hair Switches $1.OO to $500
The Topeka state journal., 1920-04-02
The Springtime Frocks


had material favored Prices begin $500
to
The Topeka state journal., 1920-04-02

New Ties for MEN!
AS finishing touch for the mans Easter costume
suggest selection from wonderfully good assortment
and pretty silk fourhand ties in all the
ings and patterns at $1.00 to $500 each
Mems Knitted Silk Ties solid eoors and fancy combina-
tons at $3.50 to $3.50 each.
The Topeka state journal., 1920-04-02

Most Women Crave Veil
need be without one for prices certainly
within keeping properly suited veil does much to add
that well groomed touch to ones appearance.
Smart mesh wells in all of the patterns here
to await your choosing at 35c to $500 the yard.