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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-09-24

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS you interested In produc-
tive farm lands. suitable for raising cattle.
hogs and sheep? Adaptable for diversified
farming Splendid roads. schools churches
Write McSwain Realty Co. Montgomery. Ala
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-09-24
A MISNOMER.

IT can't understand why they call
this a pleasure car"
"Why not?"
1.-The blame thing has given me
nothing but trouble"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-09-24

CLASS nat Hds mo Leisure.
Leisure will always be found by per-
sons who know how TO employ their
time; those who want time are the
people who 10 nothing.-Mme. Roland
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-09-24
Reduced to IL.

II feel as limp as rag"
THAT is because you have been torn
by emotions"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-09-24
Class That Has No Leisure

Sold everywhere IN tablet or LIQUID torn,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27

W.. J. L'sie Williams or the Amarillo Tyne.
writer EXCHANGE. has taken she agency 10,
tie Wales Adding Machine. n you ar inter.
estsd he will hc glAd 10 demonstrate this won.
deFful mnehin-. lie u located lla Wszt -ti
street Phone ise. For Woodstock Tpswrit-
ere. So him i2s gets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
u WILL GRADUATE
FROM HIGH SCHOOL;
EXERCISES TONIGHT
" ". FIENNIItI;N 10 PRESENT
DliIniliS TO THIS YEARS.
CLASS.

The iniaia9o term II high school will
COIN, tu cloi, tonight with commence
mont oN,rcl.os az the polk Street Meth.
udist church F.ftyscycn bows and
r.rl viii receive diplomas from the
hands ~ ". ". Ficnnikon. vice prcsj.
drr' of The school board Prof. ~. ".
NorlUgk. head of the department ~
En"lirh. Wcfi Tcvns state Normal col.
log". VIII d,liy,r 90, cummono, m,nt AL.
dress.
Miss clara Curic h. valcdictorinn.
~ lay Underwood b. sllu,atorian and
william q. Royce b. high student
among the hoy graduates.
Cliss day oN,rcir.s were held vcstnr,
day 20 the hiah school auditorium.
The detailed program Tor tonight's
EXERCISES follows.
.lvttion-lligh school orchestra
lnNucaiion-lev. ~ y Hrouks
Selection High school Gloc club
Violin AID Flut, Duct--llall and Ron.
Gt ANtrn.
Addrcw-pruf iT ". Morclock. West
T,yls Satc Normal College
Niuiu and Cornct Duot-Nicssrs.
rrl1ion and smith
D. 1N--Ciara Curiic.
SDluytiun-llirh School Orchestra.
Presentation of Scholarship
Pre- ut1tiou of Diplomls-W. ".
Ficnnitcu.
Solcouo1--liigh School Orchestra.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
v. \. CHlBERs FOR
DISTRICT ATTORNEY

The Daily News has been ~
quost.d tu announce that " If Chill.
dcrr If this ciiy viii enter the race for
district attorney. subject To- the action
~ the democratic primaries
lic ia al this time member ~ the
nrm Barrett A Child,is Mr. Childcrs
WAS born IN Mosque county. Texas In
1881 and " n years Il age. AZ the axe
vi four he moved with hia parents 70
Walnut Ridge, Arkansas. whore he was
reared and educated ilo studied law
and was admitted To- the liar In 1906.
IN 1879 he moved To- Memphis Texas.
where be- was associated ~ Judge u.
J. Thornc In the practice uf law. From
1878 20 1913 hc was vic..prorldcnt 81
the Amarillo National Bank and vice
president ~ the Dro,crs cattle oan Co.
kanfas CITY. Me-.
Since 1918 h" has boon associated
with Judge l.. g. Barrett ~ the general
practice of law. He II knpwn hy many
oti1rnr over the district and asks that
they consider his clnii's when they
choose their next district attorney.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
ohio MAN To DISCUSS
PLUMB RAILWAY PLAN

Tho Plumb Plan for the operation ~
railroads in tbr United SLATER. wall De-
tno inain topic Of nm address 10 be- given
ly Herbert 8 nlgolow az the Dcandi
Th~ir" sunday afternoon az $50
O'Clock. The plan is fur labor. public
and the owners IT tho rulds to have
,pual c"ntrul ct the roads The speak
~ was for 20 years pastor ~ the Vine
street Congregational church. nuw the
Peoples Church. IN Cincinnati ohio.
Ne Eigclov WAS O. candidate fnr s"r.
rotary ~ state 81 Ohio In 1909. H.
wl7 chairman 1T Ohios fourth constitu-
ti"n1l convention in 1919 and has been
u mcmhcr Ut the state legislature. lie
advocated the initiative and rrfcrcndu ~
and was tho principal person In getting
Il enacted into the state constitution.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
10 Mslc Iudu. trial survey.

IN industrial survey ~ Amarillo Is
a. De madc by the Beard 80 city De
yclopmcnt within the next few days.
u ~ understood that tho survey prin.
c'r,liy Is for the puw0s" 20 ascertain.
ing exact data relative tn tho city's
iuduinal concerns Co Do used in nd.
,cruiur and fur tha parpoe' q get
iing the ideas ~ business men about
possibilities &C locating IN Amarillo Ger.
tain Industrial concerns
iottrr3 viii hc rnfilcd today 90 bus.
i1cfs men &C thu city AMI win contain
ou,Ytionuirrc, IN which Information IL
apucht dclativ, to ttr sIlyy receipts
f.r 1919 and Tor the fret half ~ the
current year. ARTICLES bought out of Am.
agilio that could hr manufactured here
conveniently aud the'amuunt NJ patron.
age that would hc given srch "a manu-.
' featuring concern; questions as 60 the
number Il persons curloved hv each
concern. to got an oNaC, industrial con-
sus of the city. and with REGARD To the
annual payroll. also are asked. Tho
hr.inses mon alsO are invited tu make
s1gr,stiuns g. the holrd that would hc
holm nv compiling complete record ~
the citys industrial resources.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
[EN[LLIAG. VOTES
may CO TO NEFF
BELIEF EXPRESSED
DALLAS MAN PRAISED rOR WITH.
DRAWING FROM GOVERN.
GR'S RtCE.

When AmarilluauI learned yesterday
that Dwight l.. Lcwolling Of Dallas.
democratic candidate fur governor. had
Withdrawn from the race IN favor 81
Fat NJ. Ncff uf Waco. th,gr was zen
oial satisfaction expressed Many per-
nony declared that Il wss q stcp forward
IN behalf of sound government for
Tcyaf. aud rome even furccasting IN n
II may mean that others would with.
draw from the gthrrnatGrill race. 500
af ahrulutely to insure The election uf
On anti.liailcy candidate,
Mr. l.,weliing wiY praised consider.
nhly by many pcrfors Tor sacrificing his
personal amhitions--athough all dc.
,larcd that they believed he had absn.
lutcly no chance of being In the run.
of primary. Many thought tina, Mr..
l.cwclling probably wag rather strong
IN ballas county. while II was gcncT.
ally conceded that Mr. Ncff was u for.
mid1hlc candidate th,rc u is believed
hN several local persons talked Ia that
this further inrrNsos the strength ~
iut Nclf while another party declared
that L.. T.. Thumurun. Tho ~ pasn can
dldatc would gain thereby.
MIR. LcWelling B. 90 hc commended
Tor withdrawing from the race sa'i
i. ~. Ggut. laad agent His with
di9wal will moan added strength fo'
Fat Ncff and muy result IN other oandi.
dutos quitting tho race - aH To- insure
the nomination 81 Neft to defeat
lhilrv."
'''rh, withdrawal ui icwclling viii
acd to thr strength ol AIR Thomaspn. ''
drrlurcd j. a. Russell. real estate agent.
"Lowoiling never Wds formidable
candidate in my opinion snid r. y.
Durham. vie, president ct the National
Rank ul Commerce. Il was In Dallas
whole wppE recently aud scarcely
heard his name mentioned. II seems
ililt Ngif should profit hy I.cwclllrr s
Withdrawal
"N,u viii gain votes hy tho with.
dpWal of l.cvolling.' according to !.
". Cumming frcr,tary e.. tho An.
giillo Labor Temple Association.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
EQUITY Gases T0BE
HANDLED FIRST WEEK
49, OF FEDERAL COURT

Fpiiity mnitov viii be- handled The
fira, week ~ the Federal district court.
winch cunvcnes here "Wednesday. Juno
. aud criminal cascs viii De- taken M
Monday June =. after which the trial
II law cares win proceed. according To-
l,nllle u Scales. commissioner.
Following the opening ~ court Wed
nef.Iay morning the grand jury Will
b" emignclled and started ~ WORK
Tho petit iuiy win be- sworn In june :.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
SEVEN ARE FINED
~ reiaCE CotRr

Seven pcrnrf were fined in the cor.
poraiion court hy Judge y. a. Mckiu.
NON yesterday morning one II them
Ion drunkenness one Tor cutting corn.
a. four Tor disturbing the iphc, and
enc fr driving over firo HOUSE
The easr AGAINST Bernard Ahrtmfoi.
fpr the uiri oi which e. jury had brou
/ summoned to anpor Yesterday morn
ing. was continued until ncg, Tueai,y
due Ia the nahil.y at city Attorney
Clement " YuN tu be- present Abrah
SON stands cha'grd with maintaing a
nuisance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
ClIlitI DAVIS ORDERS
CARO- ASSES BE REMOVED

Chi'f 'f rolir' e. NJ Davis yostor.
daE Notified officials IT the Santa r.
and tort Worth a Denver railroads
that tho rircarscs uf three COWS be- r..
moved from the right ut way 90. al,
tuu.,rr track between "a, two roads.
following complaints from citizens in
that immediate vicinity.
tn" cattle were Killed by the over.
turning uf cnr that had been switched
of tho Santa Fc track lnl the Fort
h".th s Denver and az the track IL
n,i wholly owned hy either rad. The
q 1d cattle were disuwncd The nuisance
81 Iliirg lD'd e. the complaints made
a. tn police department
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
SLY ERiL STI DENTS ENROLL.
N BUSINESS COLLEGE

The following named young people
entered the Amarillo business College
this week Misrrs Lucille and Florence
Page e paducah. Texas. Miss Ruby
Mnyoy .Floydada Texas Miss Chris.
tine Kimblc, city and Miss Ida sharp.
ton. CITY.
Nil'H Nina Boston student If this
grh"ol has accepted a position with Az.
crv Company IT Texas
G. u. wiloman. president ~ the cal
l,go returned Tuesday from Fort
Worth whore he visiicd his little daugh
tpr. BETTY Louise and other relatives.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
ROTARY PROGRAM IN
CHARGE OF M0BLEY

Rev. T.. C. Muhl,y. former pastor n
the FirN Christian church and now "a
lecturer Tor IN, Ecdpth .iiorncr Chau'
iauuua, viii have ch1rrc of tho pro-
gram nj today's luncheon of the Rotary
club M the Amarillo Hotel. \ mcssagt
hay h,on r-ut ~ l,,v. Muhl'y telling
him that h. b. Co have charge 30 al,
entire entertainment feature of o.,
program.
The company which viii present
Nothing hlt tho Truth" 40 thu chal
iaupul tonight will also De- guests a,
the Rotary luncheon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27

In Europe and Afia N" reindeer wif
,lnncyiirlt,l in prchirlnric timci.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
Hall Game POSTPONED.

tn" haFrhall game. which was schcd.
ul'd in hc played yesterday afternoon
h"twcrn Troop !, Eny Scouts. and the
Vega Scouts. WIS postponed ono mo.
tor car from Vega arrived h.fore the
inin rinri"d hui it be understood that
several others failed 10 got started IN
time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
MRS. WATKINS To HEAD
EASTERN STAR NEXT YEAR

Mrs ltosc Watkins was elected
worthy matrou al 4 nita Chapter No.
ssi. Ord,f of Eastern star go the an
uu,l election or offirrrf Tuesday night
T.. NJ Ern,srh was elected worthy
patron. Airs Eddie lriti. associate ma
trun. Ni T. a. swift conductor. and
MIr Harry Siuru'N atsirtant cundu',.
g. Mr. Fannie y, Anthony was &c.
elected secretary and MtF e. =. Fitc
Was also reelected secretary.
Initiation ~ candidates will take
place az special meeting saturday
nil,ht. MAY - Tho now officers viii
De- inetalch Tuesday nirhi, Jun ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
TRUCKS IN LINE.

The demonstration train Of the motor
truck tour, which passed through here
this week, was made up Of the following
machines: Packard, International, Grant.
Traylor, Napoleon, nay-Elder, Rowe,
Paigc keystone. Sterling Bethlehem,
Graham and keystone trucks; Troy.
Trailmobilc, Miami tralcrs, and Traylor
tractor, carried rs load on the Traylor
truck
There WAS no effort made 10 use the
tour rs basis Of propaganda for pushing
the sales of these various makes; their
appearance in the list simply meant that
these interested contributed the use Of the
particular apparutu. most available 70
them, for the ftmthrrancc of the general
good and the purposes OF the tour This
spirit Of team work IS ono Of the things
which will tell for the advancement Of
the trade everywhere, when il becomes
more honorcd in the observance th1n in
the breach rs too generally heretofore,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
UNITED TIRE AND
RUBBER IN PHlLA.

The United Tire 4 Rubber Corporation,
of Wilmington, has opened Philadelphia
branch at 1924 Arch street, their executive
Offices being located in Wilmington. They
manufacture their own tires and tubes
under the United Brand and are Eastern
distributors for Erie cord tires. They are
establishing branches in other cities, in
chding Baltimore and Washington, in adj
dition 10 the branches already established
in Chester, Wilmington and Harrisburg.
The executive offices of the Wilmington
Corporation are: l.. H. Beartlslee, presi-
dent; w G.. Taylor, vice-prcsident; W.
f. Saltmarsh, treasurer; Walter 5. Keen,
sCprptarX
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19

You try an Every Evening want adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
STRAND AUTO SUPPLY co.

4 newcomer in the supply line, which
ha> been waiting the completion of the
ncw strand Theatre building at Twenty
fourth and Market streets, for head
quarters, and now has opened its doors ut
2420 Market street
In addition to the usual assortment of
parts and fitmcnts which appeal to the
fraternity, 4 Goodyear tire service station
IS maintained
The location will hc found convenient
bv movie fans who want repairs to their
radiator fans
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
Good Roads for W. Va.

NcSt Virginia next fall, Will vote on Il
constitutional amendment that viii make
possible the bonding Of the State to the OK
tent of S50,O00.OOO for the building Of
good roads This is Governor Cornvcll's
proposition. lie wants his State to have rs
complete Il system of articulated roads rs
any other That's why he sets m a.
ample whenever he can to show his people
the value Of good roads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
MOTOR TRUCKS ON TIME.

The function of the motor truck ms a
freight carrier is placed in an illuminating
light by the schedule of the ship by
Truck" tour for the week, copies Of which
We're distributed. This provided for arriv-
ais and departures from "a different towns;
and if the way the time card was adhered
to in arrival and departure here is an
indication for the rest of the trip, it went
like clockwork To be sure, the time allow
ance was ample, but even so, this was
made to fit the circumstance, and would be
equally adjustable to fit conditions re-
quiring quick delivery.
The point is that motor truck schedules
can be made up-and lived up to--just as
for railway lines.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
New du pont Models.

du Pont Motors, Ind, has a page an
nouncement in Motor Age this week an
nouncing that the roadster and closed
car models will be in production early in
the summer. in addition TO the touring
line, now being turned out. The entire
output for all these models is already on
order. it is stated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
HayneS Hustle.

The Haynes Pioneer, house organ
issued at the factory, is to be sent direct
to Haynes dealers prospects, whose names
are sent in by the dealers, under an ar
rangemcnt which covers the cost only.
Haynes owners are on the free list. The
purpose of the publication is ito sell
Haynes cars and keep Haynes owners
sold, and is an attractive journal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
MOTORISTS COMPLAIN.
Ask Levy Courtmen 10 Curb Activities
of Some of the Officers.

Levy Court this morning before its
regular session held conference with
Charles G. Guyer secretary Of the
Delaware Automobile Association. and
DIR. John Ball. of Elsmerc. concerning
the activity of certain officials in the
matter OF arrests for speeding in the
village. The matter Of authorization of
those officials was brought up and dis
cussed in its various aspects, hut no
action was announced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
SYcnmnre Street Repair Shop.

4 convenience to aUtomobilsts in the
southwest side of town is the repair shop
Of Y. kozlowski Of 10O3-I005 Sycamore
street The fact that the proprietor is a
practical blacksmith guarantees that re-
parr joIs will le handled with full tech
meal knowledge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-19
Graham Truck on Tour.

The Graham truck, represented in this
city by the II and G Motor Sales Com
pany, Inc, l0S-l10 Market street, is one
Of those making the Delaware tour this
week on the ship by truck demon
stration
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-12

figure in politics this summer is as- sured.
 At least one of the candidates for Governor, Judge Haynie of Prescott, has already made his opening speech, and has declared, among other things, against the State Highway Commits sion.
 Col. T. c. McRae, Judge Haynie's fellow townsman, who is also a can- didate for Governor, denounces as "enemy propaganda" all reprts that he may retire firm the race, and adds that "only the dispensation of Provi- dence will remove me from the race" and that he twill be found fighting the fight of the people for hte next six months" Col. McRae has declar- ed against the Corporation Commis- sion.
 Secretary of State Tom J. Terral whose candidacy has been avowed longer than that of any other, has made his frmal announcement and adds that he "has talked with the vot- CTS from all sections of the state and is confident of victory" and he phom- ises that he twill prosecute vigor- ous campaign"
 The most recent entrant is Judge E. P. Toney of Lake Village, one or the states leading good roads ad- vocates ,wh annunced last week that he is psitively in the race for the nomination.
 Only two candidates have thus far filed theri pledges in the office of Secretary of State, these being Tom J. Terral and Frank M. Wells. Ex- Chaplain Wells of Ashley county has
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-12
NEW ROAD DN-
 TRICT ORGANIZES
COMMISSIONERS OF PRESCOTT AND WHITES FERRY ROAD DISTRICT MEET-ELECT OPEL GERS, APPOINT ATTORNEYS.

The first steps were taken this morning at a meeting held in the city for building the second improved highway in Nevada county under the Andrews road law passed in the re- cent special session of the legislature.
 The commissioners named in the bill creating the Prescott and Whites Ferry Road Improvement District: c. B. Andrews, J. E.. Barham, A. F. Jones, E. E. Bomar, and J. w. Bar ham, met this morning and organized with the election of the following of ficers, c. B. Andrews, president; and U. E. Barham, secretary and treas urer. Hamby and Hamby were em- ployed as attorneys and the firm of Moreland & Bennett of Pine Bluff were employed as engineers of the proposed road.
 The Prescott and Whites Ferry road extends from Prescott to Whites Ferry on Terra Rouge, distance of ten miles and traverses one of the most thickly inhabited sections of the country therefore will accomodate probably more people than any public road in the county.
 1 As soon as the contracts are drawn up and signed the engineers will be- gin surveying the new road.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-12
WHITE MAN ARRESTED
 AT GURDON RELEASED

James Bailey, the young white man who was in the box car with Calvin Fisher, negro, yesterday, when Fisher was shot by white man, was arrest ed yesterday at Prescott and brought back to this city last night, by Mar shal Watson. Fisher was still in the city and substantiated the young mans story that he had nothing to do with the shooting. After an ex- animation by the city officers Bailey was released. His home is near Cur don.
 The man who did the shoting made good his escape. He is des- cribed as being of sandy complexion, wore a soldiers uniform and hat, also a suit of overalls which cover
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-12

been conducting an active campaign since the middle of January and says that he expects keep it up.
 The first candidate to open head quarters in Little Rock is John A. Riggs of Hot Springs, whose banners are conspicuous on the Gleason Ho- tel in Little Rock, "John A. Riggs for Governor: God first, Arkansas Next" MT. Riggs relies upon the solid SUD- port of the suffragists.
 Smeade Powell of Camden says that his formal announcement will be forthcoming soon, and that he is psi lively in the race to the end.
 There are rumors that eSnator Houston Emory of Garland county, has serious thoughts of getting into the race but this is not verified. Geo. A Cole says that he is running, so doesHarry Walsh, and former Con- gressman Floyd of Yellville is known to be considering it. Frank Milwee still has it under advisement, and nothing has been heard of Col. James, Will Hutton, and score of others in several months. The time of de- cision, however, is at hand.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-12
gEW CANDIDATES
 HAVE PAID FEES
IpupERS OF HOUSE AND SEN
 .TE MADE POLITICAL AN NnIrNCEMENTS WHEN FINAL ROLL WAS CALLED.

little Rock, Feb. 9.-Many are .rt;oned but few pay their fees. So .;cbt an old saying be peraphrased anpled to practical politics. Judg- 1, from the army of receptive candi- ,.tes for every office from Presi- .nt of the United States to road serseer. office-holding has become re of the most popular and remun- rative pursuits in free America to- tay.
 Tho recent session of the General .sembly did not produce as much yol;t;cs as had been expected, due Ircely to the fact that the members ore otherwise employed and that
 had been decided not to advance he date of the primaries, which are e be held in August.
 The final roll had not been called
 the House and Senate, however, mil members of the two bodies be- an making their formal announce hents for the approaching election. IL is the harvest time for the coun- y weekly and daily, whose col mns yawn for the privilege of fal- rt;no the ambitions of local states hen before the world.
 Not content with the 83 days ser lice in the various sessions of the 2nd General Assembly, many mem- ers of the Legislature have already nnounced for reelection or for pro- notion from the House to tle Sen te. In so doing they have demOn- |rated their supreme faith in the pproval of the people of what in hany respects has been the most re- arkable legislature in the history of he state.
 There are many predictions that here will be a reactionary legis!a- me to convene next January, and he of the members, Mr. Sullinger,
 Mississippi, in his farewell speech armed against this, declaring 1t e duty of al progressive citizens
 see that no backward step is talk
 at this time.
 Just what the attitude of he peo- e will be oward he mass of roads gislation remains to be seen. There ere nearly 800 acts passed by the xtra session, of which at least 400 re road bills. Most of these were in i'd of road districts already created, Ut not few were for the creation
 new districts.
 That the good roads Legislation will
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-12
MRS. MATTE HIPP

Mrs. Hattie Hipp, wife of W. D. Hipp, Emmet, Route 1, died at 9:25 a. m., yesterday, after lingering ill- ness. She is survived by husband, two children, mother, Mrs. Alice Lan- ders, three brothers and three sisters.
 The funeral services were conduct ed by Rev. J. D. Elkins. Interment this afternoon at one o'clock at Es- sicks cemetery.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-12

Aching in the small of the back is an indication of kidney disease. The proper course in such cases is to be- pin at once the use If Pri.'llay Ash Bitters. lt is an effective kidney remedy and ;yssen regulator. Price S1.25 per bottle --i'"s'.rly nrag Store. COG
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-12

his soldiers suit. Bailey says this man was still on the train as 1t passed through Prescott, but could not be found when a search was made for him at Gurdon.