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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-01

Immediately after a s'Danderine"
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Don't let your hair stay lifeless. color
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lots of long, strong, beautiful hair.
A 35-cent bottle of delightful Dan
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dandruff and falling hair. This slim
ulating "beauty-tonic" gives to thin,
dull, fading hair that youthful bright
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druggistsi
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-01

The Lowman w C. T Z. will meet
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Ida Irwin, s13 Nor
ris avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-01

Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Alma Walden. daughter
Of Mrs. William Walden of Fairmont.
Kan. and Mr.. Leroy G. L. Ballard,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Ballard.
which took place Tuesday at the par
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-01

The second division of the PelIe-
tiers Mothers club will met at the
tea room Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Charles Darnell will give review of
the study book, Mrs. B. c. Apodaca
will play "A Ia Bien-Aimee'' by Ed
ward Schoutt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-01

THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
lily last night what they wished to see
in their stockings on Christmas morn
ing. The small son asked for a foun-
tain pen. the mother told her Christ
mas wish and the father had also ex-l
pressed his desire. all but little sister,
who had said nothing. "Oh, well, she
doesn't count" said the mother joking
ly. Yes. do, muyver." spoke up the
youngster. ''see. one. two. three, four.
five, six. 1 do too count
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-21
Tschr Superior New York. Sailed: Barges
| William j Lermond and Sout beast. PrOvi-

schr Superior, New York. Sailed: Barges
William Lermond and Southeast. Provi-
dence Gin tow.
Herman Winter. BOGUS del Tpro; Shawnee
New York; bark Robert serapton Nor)
Oporto. Portugal: schrs Annie NJ Murphy
Sailed: strs Lake Marion. Cuba; Herman
NEWPORT NEWS. April 2o-Arrived:
Strs jackson, New York; Peteraberg
(Rus). Gibraltar. Sailed: Strs Nioolo
Second UtaD. Genoa.
NORFOLK. April 2o-Arrived: strs
Armenia, New York; westward No. B 1t;
Alcoz. Manchester: Brcndon, Genoa: Te!a
lNor). Civta Vecchia; Polar Star. New
York. West Compo. Savannah. Sailed:
ders); St Bede. Rio Grande; Indianapolis,
Avonmouth; Normania Oan). Copen
hagen; Lake Jessup, Cherbourg. West
Compa. Havre; salacia (Rr), Newport
strs Atenas, BOGUS del Toro via swan
Island and Cristoba; Lake Crescent, San
Santo Domipgoi Lake Ypsilanti, Texas
City. Tex; Yuma. Tampico via Vera Cruz.
PH1LADELPHIA, April 2o.--Arrived:
(Br), Fowey; sosua, (Nor), Port Antonio:
s'nlargi. (Nor), Port Antonio; Norina.
Hueva; Newton Black River, Bayonne.
New York; Nelson Clenfuegos: West Is
lay Palmermo: Crctan, Boston.
DELAWARE BREAkWATER. Del,
April 20.-Passed out from Philadelphia:
Strs j NJ Guney. Port Arthur: salvation;
Salvation Lass Havre; LarembSo;, Trieste.
Grecian. Boston; Mackinaw. CBr). Lon
don. via Boston; Athanasos. Gibraltar
sfor orders); Southwestern Miller. (Br),
PoKTLAND. Me, April 2o--Arrived: 81
CaSsandra (Dr). Glasgow via Halifax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-21
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. April 2o-~Arrived: Strs
Allentown. Tampico; Tho Lambs, Charles
ton. c. Kwazan Maru (Japl, st Ma
zare; Annetta. Tanamo. Cleared: Barken,
tine Amos Pegs; Point Pitre; strs Srgj
UtaD, Trieste; Lake Candelaria MatanZas;
Nestalia (Br>. Bristol via New York ;
0lympo jFrl,, Algiers; Elkridge g. ,' san
San Eduardo (Br), Tuxpain; Florida
Dan), Aarhus: Hagan, Tampico: Lake st
Clair. Havana; Lake Cnariotte Boston;
April 2o--Passed from Baltimore: Str
BOSTON. April 2o.-Arrived: Strs Lake
Ennis. Norfolk; Kershaw, Baltimore and
Norfolk. Sailed; Strs Vennonia (Br),
London: Huguenot. Port Lobos; Lake
Bridge Boca Grande; Lake Yemassee
Norfolk; Cowboy, Hampton Roads and
Buenos Ayres; Garlic. New York.
CHARLESTON. April 20-Arrved: Strs
Lake Saint Regis. Cienfuegos; Mountclair.
New York: Young stown. from the sea tow
ing disabled str Quidnc. Sailed: Strs
Lake Fear, Savannah: Freeport Sulphur
No 5, Freeport, Ice King. Marseilles.
" GALNESON. Tex. April 20-Arrived ::
Strs Charles NJ Everest, Philadelphia; Eg
lantine. New Orleans; Mobiles, Norfolk :.
Pennant, Tampico; Cambridge, Antwerp;
Wellington (Nor). Tam pico. Sailed Strs
Ampetco, New York Boxley, New York :.
Ronham Havana Tekoa, Hull; Trinidad
ian. Tampco; William Irish, Brunswick,
Ga; Pinthis. Cuba.
JACKSONVILLE. April 2o-Arrived
Strs Apache, New York and sailed for
return; Gulf Coast. Port Arthur; S
dredge boat Absecon, southport, c;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-21

BROOKLYN MUSEUM EAST E,sTE ;,,v
National S0T Sai OPEN
Academy sun q sss,, m. e 70 -. E E !" !"
Of Design EXCEPT Gio Ms". M ana ! Tues.
95th Annual Exhibition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-21
steamship siberia Maru.

Francisco steamship siberia Maru.
April 20.
Hawaii, via San Francisco. steamship
Manoa, April %.
Hawaii, Fiji Islands, New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria, 3.
c., steamship Makura, April %.
Japan, Corea. China, Siam. Cochin
China. Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands, via San Francisco. steamship
Marking, April "a.
Japan. Corea. China, Siam, Cochin
China and Netherlands East Indies, via
Seattle. steamship Tyndareus, April %.
Japan. Corea. China, Siam. Cochin
China. Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands. via Vancouver and Victoria,
r. c., steamship Empress OF Asia.
May 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-21

Sailed: schrs Moonlight from Calais for
New York; Rebecca G Whiidin, from
Calais for New York
PORT TAMPA. April 2o-sailed: Str
Connucopia, Wilmington
PENSACOLA, Fla, April 20 = Arrived ::
Str Cockaponsett, Mobile; schr w S NJ
Bentley, (Br), Havana
PORT EADs La. April 2o--Arrived:
Strs Ceiba, (Hond),. Ceba; Honduras,
Nor). Port Barrios; Lake Flagstaff, Nue.
vitas. Cuba; Quinistan, (Hond). Port
Port Cortez; Western Queen. Norfolk
Sailed: Strs Cadillac, (Br), London;
Charles Pratt, Tamico.
PORT ARTHUR. Texas. April 2o-Ar
rived: Steamers Secony, New York
Georgia, Norfolk; Louisiana. Marcus
Hook. Sailed Str Culfland, Providence
SAVANNAH. April 81 Arrived: Strs
Indian. Havana Persian. Philadelphia.
Sailed: Str Chattanooga, Havana and
South American ports via jacksonville.
TAMPA April 20--Arrved: Str Rathin
Head, Greenock; schr Thomas Garland,
aibarien. Sailed: Motor vessel Narwhai
Caibarien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-21
Miss Paulding Christens
Boat Named for Ancestor

CAMDEN, n. J., April 20.-The tor
pedo-boat destroyer Paulding, named
after James K. Paulding, late Secretary
of the Navy, was launched to-day at the
yard Of the New York Shipbuildng Cor
poration.
The sponsor was Miss Mary Hub
bard Paulding, a great granddaughter
Of the former Secretary. She is a
daughter of Colonel William Pauldng,
T. S. A. (retired).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-21
TRANSPACfF7C MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Cen
aral Postoffice and City Hall Postonice
station. New York. at p. ~. as follows:
Hawaii Japan, Corea and China, via San
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-21
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York


Bordeaux-S S Cape Romano.
Buenos Ayres-S s Sudbury.
Havre--S S Portuguese Prince.
Algiers--S S Elba.
Marseilles--S Canada, Chncha, MINI
esOtan.
Fayal--S C;lonsbane
Fayal--S Glensbane.
Southampton--S S st Paul.
Arrivals from New York
Christiansa nd--S S Oscar H.
Constantinople-S s Chester Valley
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-14
Sara Dc Ia pfuaaru|
Amintiri de r8SbOi, =

Fri 'au implinit patru ami. de
ia memorabilia sarja de la Pru-
sfarul. I'm dimineata de Is Nov.
1916, reg. : rosiori a scris Gu
SINCE pagina din .celc mai glo-
rioase din intreg istoricm raz-
boiului mondial.
Divizia 1S-a, gasindu-se intr o
situate critica, gren incoltita de
dusmani. earl ocupau satul Pra-
narul spre a Sc degaja 81 cfstiga
timp, recurge la ajutorul regi-
mentului , rosiori. care Sc afla
pc cimpul de lupta, in preaj-
ma sa.
Era grea sarcina pc care D
primea acest regiment. I-se cerea
sd Tndep!ineasca una din cele mai
d,treroaSe memri ale cavaleriei:
sa Sc sacrifice.i 81 Gu toate aces
tea. la primirea ordinuaui de sac-
jare, entuziasmul c,prinse Off
terri 81 trlnpa, pima la ultimul ON
Brancardierii 81 potcOvarii in
trara in linie, inchegind valul de
lrpta care Sc napusti ca o vijelie
asrpra infanteriei dusmane in
grozite. Ropotul de cal, zangani-
tul Sa'bii!or 81 glasul de alarma al
trompetelor care s1lnau atac1l in
goana nebuna, oprira pentru un
tiinp impuscaturife infanteriei
dusmane care fu nevOita sd Sc
retraga in graba din fata uraga-
nului rosiorilor nostri. Oar scurt
timp dupa aceia, prin ceaa dea-
sd, aparu estompindu-se silaleta
satului, Gu casele in flacari, 81
intro clipa iuresul cavaleriei sc
risipi in peiSagiul de toamna, Sc
cerat de mitralierele duSmane
din marginea satul,li. Din cele
ftrei mindre escadroane, din cei
$50 oameni carl pornisera voios
la sarja. au pntut sd Sc mai adu-
he de abba 50 caiareti! Atunci
cazu comandantul regimentului.
colonelul Oh. Naumescu, care Gu
| toate ca Sc afla greu bolnav, d
4 tinut sd incalece, ca sd alba Gin
stea sa-si condllca regimentul Ia
| sarja. Atunci isl gasi moartea vi
teaz,I locot. Budac Alex, lovi1
de glont in frunte pc cfnd sarja
| in fruntea escradonului sau. S
cazura pc rfnd, greu raniti il
aceasta sarja maiorul Gheorghir
Const., capitanii Postelnicescn. O
.IDumitrescu Const. Vasilescqi M
| locotenentiis: Mumteanu Const. 8
I Alexandrescu Vintila.
I Gu asemelnea fapte sc min
dreste cavaleria noastra!
+ Maiorul kadu III.
+ ("Univers1ll'' J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-14
DaYHe4 o6xsfa fsdW6gfiF notef.


Washington. = Ministrul ma
.riliei dl Josephds Daniels a.
ntlntat ca ell Sc opune cu toata
vigoarea' contra planului de a Sc
c;t'ita de Sc face un pact Gu
Marea Britanie, Japonia 81 Sta
tele Unite, spre a sc s,,spenda
construirea de vapoare de raz
boiu.
'iStatele Unite trebuie sd aibi
cea mai pufemica flota din h
me, ori trebuie 81 intre in Lig;
Natiunilor orr ceya similar,'' 1
spus Daniels.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-14

Lucerne, Elvetia. = Constan.
tin fostlu rege al Greciei. de-
clarat personal cd nu va abdied
de la tron. 'Eu nu vol abdica
81 nici Odata n am awut astfel
de intentiune'', a spus Constan
tin unui correspondent pc end ss
pregatea sd piece din sLucernt
spre Venetia. in drumul lui spr.
Atena.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-14

In urma demisiunei lui Taz-
laoanu din guvern, gnvernh. $ "a
consolidat prin .reintrarea d-lui
TaZlaOanu IN gWern. Asa ca-1
nostim 81 Gu picatele?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-14

Tn ziar din tara scrie: ''Capa-
tina hui Mihaiu Viteazu.. '' -
ce urit suna! Cit de dezgusta
tor! 81 zial'ul cu pricina e scri>
de un,rl care are pretentiuni Cd
lumineaza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-14
Fabricile din Youngstown lucr;
liumai 5 ore.

Youngstown, @. - Fabrica dc
otel The Youngstown Tube &
Sheet Co" decis ca sd reduc;
orele de mlmca de Ia 10 81 IL pe
ri, cit Sc lucra pima acum, la opt
ore pc ri. In despartamintele
unde Sc cere mai multa produc.
tie. vor lucra trei ture. lar in
celelalte numai cite doua.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-14
Accident de traanvaie.

Kansas City. = Cinci persoane
Sc site positiv ca an fost omol'itt
81 douazeci 81 opt ranite, dintrt
care sase ori mai multi probabil
fatal. cfnd I'M tramvai a scapa1
din controlul frInarlrlui 81 a 10
Wit intr 'altul.
Dupa cum spl1fe I'm rapport mic
nnul dintre pasngerii din ace
tramvai ma scapat neranft.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-14

Tn ziar din tara scrie: 'Capa- |
tina hui Mihaiu Viteazu.. .'' II
ce urit s,,na! Cit de dezgusta-
tor! 81 ziarll cu pricina e scris
de un,h care are pretentiuni ca
lumineaza.
i
In urma demisiunei lui Taz-
laoanu din guvern, gllvermd. s..a
consolidat prin reintrarea d-lui
Tazlaoanu in guvern. Asa cal
nostim 81 Gu picatele?
Intr 'un oras cam de pc mar
ginea statulqn nOs:ru. clca Sc
aila lln romiD caruia' rominii din
localitate ii zic losca al most, >
81 Sc zice ca lbietul ON de ce Sc
apuca n are noroc. par'ca ar
c;llca tot Gu stingu cind ese afara
din casa. S'au dus sd caute de
lucru dar nimerca tot peste IA
brici unde era greva: incercat
sa faca negot GU cal. dar de-abia
i cumpara 81 Sc alegea numai Gu
| pelea 81 ell potcoavele: sa apu,
cat sl vinza inele 81 a inherit tot
de oameni fara degete. 81 acum,
de cind cu noua industrie s'a
ap,lcat sa faca trascau 81 cind si
vinza 81 el, tot peste detectivi
nimerea. Nui merge bineS omului
81 pace. mai cu seama de cind la
plecat protectoi'ul in tara. care
daca nu Sc va intoarce in culrInd
nu Sc site ce Sc va alege cu Iosca
nost".
| i
Gu toate ca in cele mai multi,
case femeia poarta punga. la cinci
$prHece buzunarc pc carl lie are
barbatul la haine ca are numa
kdoua.
&
| + foarte curIos cum poa;e c
fetita de 90 funti sd faca pc IN
barbat de go Sc joace tontoriu
lnaintea ei. fdcind adesea orr pt
mortul.
| Pentru mltlte lucruri sa putu,
lnventa un >ubstitut vcritabil da.
pentru un Hennesy" en- sapt,
stele inca MI.
T
DE clte orr vedet pc o femeit
"a e >mindra de palaria eli fiji 81
gnrl cd n d purtat-o de cit d,
trei sau patru ori pc cap.
y
/ Sc zice ca societatile pentrl
protectia animalelor au o meni
re umana. - Pc cind societat
rentrn protectia barbatilors
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-14
Soldati italieni tree IL
D'Annunsio.

Triest. - Prima desertare la
trupele regulate a avut loc Sim.
lbata cind I,atru camioane bin.
date au desertat ain Udine, din.
tire care trei au aflns in pace Ia
Fiume unde s'au unit ell fortelt
lui Gabriel D'Annunzio.
AL patrulea camion a fost I'M.
.pedecat de ajpnge la destinatit
de o sentinela care "a aruncat
inaintea automobhellui bucat
taioase de fer, care a taiat gums
de pc roti, soldatii din camior
insa au reusit sd fuga 81 au SO
sit in pace in FiunAe.
Dupa cum sc svoneSte Gen
Caviglia a avut o ,consfatuire Gu
comandantii italieni, gi, sc pre-
s,upunc ca datorita atitudenii lui
D'Ann,mzio,' guverianl ii va tri.
mite I'M ultimat, IN care va Fl
amenintat cu o ofensiva mill.
tara. Sc spune 1nsa cd D'Anhun
zio bucuros sd So faca demon
strait militare contra l1li.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-14
Wf0RnA1H|M
Legea contra imigfatiei votata.

Legea contra imlgf4fdei v0tat4.
Washington. Proiectul de
lege lui Johnson. amendat, ca
"a opriasca imigratia in aceasta
tara timp de un an, a fost votata
de casa representation. .Pentrrl
all fost 293 de voturi lar contra
numai fl. Legea va fl imediat
trimisa senatului, unde Sc pre-
zice, de catra fruntasii senatul'li,
ca legea va fl respinsa. n. d
Incercarile din ultimul minut
a frlntasilor din camera ca sd
respinga amendamentul prin care
interzicerea este limitata la I'm
an, 81 sd fie limitata la dol ami
dnpa cum fost proiectnl in orr.
ginal. n'au reugit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-14

Tapa lduO8 SC6Ve4e Uu1te.
New York. - Papa Benedict
a TRIMS felicitari de Craciun La
toti membrii din Knights Of
Columbus 81 la teti catolicii pre-.
cum 81 la toti lotuitorii Statelo1
Unite, binecuvintindu-i pentr,
activitatile lor caritabile. dupa
cum sp,lne enciclica primita dc
ofiterii smperiori de la organiza
tia catolica Knights of Columbus
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-14
Pravalire de munte.

Santiago, Chile. = Niste tele-
CRANE intirziate spun ca prava-
Urea unui pisc de munte din a.
propiere de vulcanul. acum in
neactivitate. mlmit Villarica, a
cauzat moartea la mai multe per
soane 81 a ranit foarte multi.
Aceasta pravalire de munte a
fost precedata de un cutremul
de pamint, care s'a simtit in
aceia parte Joi 81 Vineri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-14
Ruperea relatiilor diplomatice
intre 0ianda 81 Jugosiavia.


intre 0landa 81 Jugosiavia.
Haga. = Relatiunile diploma
tice dintre Olanda 81 Jugoslavia
au fost intrerlpte. dupa cum Sc
spune in aceasta capitala.
500 clGdhi arse III Cork.
Cork, Irlanda. = Sc zice cd Ia
200 de cladiri all fost arse in ora
suit Cork, ca represalii contra r..
pulblicanilor irlandezi care all
afacat pc niste politigti.
In jurul ruinilor cauzate de
incediu soldatii 81 politiytii pa
trnlau, spre a zadarnici prada
rile.
O femeie care a p,ls nina pc
mai multe efecte din tinutul unde
bdnt,lia focul, a fost impuScata.
SUITE de persoane an r8mas
fsra adapest. Multi au f,lgit din
oray cs5prinsi de spaima. All di-
miaeatS, ruinele fllnegau, pc
e6nd pompierii aruncau apa din
greu.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-26
RHIH LONEsS
 MODES

Paris Green. all size packages at , HESTERLT'S.
 Make your soda habit a clean habit drink at Guthrie's-
 FOUND-An automobile tag num- Der 21465. Call at this office and re- ceive same 2t.
 FOR SALE-A gas coox stove Ap- ply to Mrs. !. T. Brooks- z2dz If you want business course n one of the best commercial colleges see us We have a number and wiE save you money.-Daily News. FOR RENT--Good Bermuda pasture opposite cemetery-s2.O0 per head per month-D. ". Woodul 4-26dp Mrs. C. E. Shoemaker and Clifton Arnold, IT,, went down to Hope yes terday on a visit with relatives there ". A. Newth, who has been con- fined to his home on account of ill- ness, is able to be out today, we are glad to state.
 Roy J. Duke, who is travelling in orrszsor. fr~ 1~~~- l~-<< facturing concern, came in yesterday on visit to homefoIks.
 Miss Murial Curry spent Saturday and part of Sunday in Philadelphia the guest of friends.
 Shoe Polish and hoe Dye, all col ors, at Guthries-
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-26

Dr. Hubert s. Lyle, president of Arkansas Cumberland College at Clarksville, delivered the commence ment sermon for the local schools yes terday morning at Il o'clock at the Methodist church. with the graduates of the high schools occupying the front seats Dr. Lyle, who Is one of the states foremost religious educators, used for his subject the scripture: "So Teach Us to Number Our Days that We may Apply Our Hearts Unto Wis dom.' He was introduced by Supt. c. H. Hirst. Dr. Lyle's application of the above scripture to the lives of young men and women just entering the field of endeavor for themselves, was very appropriate and contained much helpful information to the grad uates- His discourse was also well received by the large congregation which filled the big auditorium. The speaker showed very clearly that our days are numbered and that is be- hooves each individual to crowd as much usefulness in each day as is possible and to make each day and hour count for something.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-26

hear Senator J. Utley of Benton,
 the fourth number of the Method2
 Sunday School Chautauqua at th| Methodist church last evening. Sen ator Utley, who, is very fluent slelk'
 CT, very forceably reminded his hesl'
 CTS of the vital need of loyalty. of or| people to our government, speakny| at length on the causes of much dl'
 loyalty, social and industrial unSSe't N setting forth as a remedy for thes| national ills, more restricted lnnil' grafton laws and a closer adherene9| of our people to the colleges and vzl' versailles of our own country jn lEs' ference to those of foreign natl9|p''' He explained that in his opinion m |of the infideIity existing in thii s| itry beforee, during and eysT
 the late war was brought back py .' 'a' ~ students and professors studying ' German universities. Senator ut's' warmly complimented the local sun day School Chautauqua idea, saynl that it was one of the most splenu' and helpful aids of the Sunday Scn0' and church.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-26

The cold, gray dawn of the morning after-this rain; think of the dust. Oil, oil everywhere and none for our streets. Nothing but "gas!"
 'The Lost Chaperone" is the title of three act comedy to be staged by the students of the Prescott High School on next Wednesday evening at IS o'clock under the direction of Miss Ruby Fucker. The play will be giv- en in the auditorium of the high school
 Sergeant Needham Roberts, "The Hell Dog of No Mans Land" of the 18th Jew York Infantry, will speak at the Court House Tuesday night, April 27th. We have read of him and now he is coming to talk for himself. Don't miss this only. chance to see him. Hear him tell the story of that furious fight of May 15, 1918. Seats reserved for white people. Admis- sion 15 and 25 cents. Benefit of Col ored School. 26d2
 Because of the very indictment wea :. ther, only a small crowd was out to
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-26
LOCAL NEWS NEeS

ss..>ss>><>-se@s.>s>-s.s.>>s,<s-S><>-s All new magazines at Guthries. Drink Lemon Crush at HESTER HTS.
 u. Griffeth was a visitor to Hope yesterday.
 s. B. c. May of Malvern was vs- Iitor to Prescott yesterday and today. ". B, Garrett of Hope spent yes
 terday and part of today in Prescott
 visiting.
 1 Mrs. L. P. Beidleman left this morn ing on visit with relatives at Tex larkana.
 FOR SALE-Pair of good driving and farming horses well broke. and
 perfectly matched. Cheap for cash
 Dr. J. B. Hesterly. 4-20-tf- Bee Brand Insect Powder, all size packages at HESTE2LY'S.
 Rev. J. A. Parker, who $ spending few days in Hot Springs. Is expect ed to arrive home this evening. Prof. and Mrs. Dwight Blake Of
 Texarkana spent yesterday m Pres
 colt, the guests of H. V. Scott and
 family.
 Miss Ruth Hamilton, who is teach ! ing school at Texarkana, spent yester-
 day in the city with her parents, and
 had as her guest, Miss Ne Couch of
 Magnolia.
 1 STUDENT NURSES-The oppor- tunity is open for few bright young women to talks training at Texarkana (Pine St-l Sanitariun Fer inforrsa-
 ton apply to the Superintendent, SIT
 Pine St. Texarkana, Texas l Nr. and siis- 4. C. Williams and
 the formers arother, Burtoz H. Will
 Hams, who has been .Iesr guest for the past week, left this morning for Winfield, Ia. Mr. and Mrs Williams will visit relatives there for couple of weeks
 Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Hesterly leave tthe American Medical Association and
 to visit Lieut.. Sam Hutchinson and
 wife Dr. Hutchinson is Sanitary of
 ficer at the Marine Hospital at New
 Orleans. They will return May 1st- | Carl Hit, who has been here for the past few weeks visiting homefolks, will leave this evening on No. Six for Philadelphia, Pa, where he will
 take years course on the monotype,
 after which he will return to Tucson,
 Ariz-, and will accept position as
 operator of the monotype in one of
 the large printing establishments at lthat place.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-26

Because of the very indictment wea ther, only small crowd was out to
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-21

urer at Durant. in said county and
State. purchase at public auction tho
following described lots situated in
Kenefick' Bryan County. Oklahoma. to-
Lot 10. Block 16. Kenefick, Okla.
for the sum Of s24.42 for the taxes
due on said premises for the year
1912 and 1913 and upon payment Of
which the county treasurer issued
Certificate No. 566.
That title to said property is vested in
Geo. H. Loweree. Jr, who is a nom resi-
dent of the State of Oklahoma, upon
whom personal service can not bo had
as shown by the nolice placed in the
hands of the sheriff and his return
thereon.
Now, Therefore, the said Geo.H. Low
cree, Jr.. owner thereof will take no.
tice that II the said certificate of pur-
chase held by the undersigned for the
taxes on the above described property
is not redeemed within sixty days
from the date Of this publication the
holder of said certificate will demand
from the county treasurer of said
county and State a tax deed for said
property to issue as provided by law.
AMOS X. BASS
Holder of said certificate
JOHN l. BOLAND,
Attorney, Caddo, Okla.