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The Columbus dispatch., 1920-03-28
SAUNDERS WINS FAME.

The name and fame of Clarence
Saunders of Memphis, the originator
of the Piggly Wiggly system of stores,
as great merchant will go down in
history, if for no other reason, as the
man who fought and achieved de-
cision of the United States Supreme
Court that price-fxing by a manufac-
turer to a retail merchant is unlaw-
full.
Mr.. Saunders has evolved a plan of
merchandise distribution, the Piggly
Wiggly system, that enables the great
mass Of the people to purchase the
necessities of life at minimum cost
Read the Piggly Wiggly ad in this
issue Of the Dispatch.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-03-28
MISS ETA COLEMAN'S
WEDDING ANNOUNCED.

The belated announcement Of the
marriage Of Miss Eta Coleman, chief
operator in the local office of the
Cumberland Telephone Company to
Mr.. T. A. Caldwell of Richmond, Cal,
when the bridge apprised her Co
workers of the wedding came as a
complete and pleasant surprise tc
them.
The happy event was solemnized
on February 5 in this city, Rev. R. S
Gavin, pastor of the First Baptis.
church, having officiated. Announce.
ment of the wedding was withheld
for business reasons.
The bride is young woman of rare
accomplishment and ability. She is
the valued, capable and efficient chief
operator of the local telephone ex-
change and is universally loved and
esteemed. Mr.. Caldwell is connect.
ed with the Standard Oil Company at
Richmond, Cal, holding a responsible
position with that corporation.
After the ceremony Mr.. Caldwell
returned to California and Mrs. Cald-
we'll will join him in the near future
at which time they will visit many
points of interest through the West
on their honeymoon.
Countless friends in Columbus who
have known and admired Mrs. Cald-
we'll extend condial greetings, con-
gratulations and best wishes.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-03-28
REAL RhBURNETT
FORMATION FOUND
AT HARDY WELL NO. |

Experienced oil men who are
drilling and directing the drill
ling of Tombigbee's Hardy Well
No. | near Columbus report that
the formation now being en-
countered is identical with that
Of the famous Burkburnett field
Of Texas.
These men are familiar with
the drilling operations Of the
Texas fields and are practical
oil men.
A depth Of 440 feet was
reached Friday and operations
were suspended for a couple of
days on account Of having to
under ream the hole.
The drilling operation here is
attracting the attention of oil
men all over the country, and
scouts are in the field here
every day from far and near.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-03-28
IN GODS NAME, PRODUCE!
Thomas Carlyle.

Thomas Carlyle.
These words Of the Scotch philoso-
pher have a tragic meaning when mil
lions are suffering for lack Of food
and clothing.
Money will not buy Things that dc
not exist.
Labor must save the situation
Work has a new dignity; it is tht
hope of the world!
Therefore, let US all work as We
never worked before.
And let the work be productive.
When millions are starving extra.
yagance is crime.
Therefore, let us all save and pui
our savings to work.
Buy Savings Stamps for small
amounts and Treasury Savings Certi
ficates or Government Bonds for in
vestments Of 800 or more.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-03-28
KNOW YOUR OWN CITY
DO YOU KNOW THAT?
: = + : = = = = = = = > + i

That Columbus viii how net gain
in population Of about - per cent IN
1920 over the 1910 census.
*
That Columbus has suburb city
Interstate City with a population Of
about 800 and which is not included
in the city's official enumeration.
That one Of the largest greenhouses
in the South is located in this city.
y X
That Columbus has the finest and
best equipped garages in Northeas.
Mississippi.
That the largest department stores.
with the finest stocks in northeast
Mississippi are located in Columbus.
= %
That Columbus is attracting the at
tention Of the whole southwest on ac-
count Of the oil drilling operations
here, and that hundreds of people are
coming to this city every month
scouting for oil companies and look
ing over the situation here generally.
X -
That an oil scout came 20 Columbus
the past week representing the Stand-
ard Oil Company for the purpose Of
looking over the field here.
*
That the hotels Of Columbus are
filled TO capacity, and visitors have 70
wire for hotel reservations in advance.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-03-28
COMMISSIONER LOCKE BACK.

Fair Price Commissioner Thomas
J. Locke returned Friday from a
visit to Meridian, Jackson and Winona
in the interest of the fair price work.
Mr.. Locke was cordially received at
each of these places and he was re-
assured of the active cooperation of
the committees in each of the counties
visited.
Mr.. Locke called on the United
States District Attorney in Jackson
and that official pledged his unquali-
fed support in the campaign to lower
the cost of living. The Federal at
torneys have received direct instruc-
tions from Washington to place them
selves at the disposal of Commission
er Locke in the fight against hir
prices.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-03-28
GOVERNOR OF MISSISSIPPI
COMMENDS GALVANI

Oxford, Miss, Jan. %, 1909.---Gal-
wants tests of every kind were under
the supervision of the best lawyers,
physicians, students, and professors
of the State University, and business
men of this city. In every instance
he was more than successful. He
deserves the consideration and pat
ronage Of the best people everywhere.
LEE NJ. RUSSELL.
CAT that time representative in the
State legislature from Lafayette
county.)
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-03-28
COUNTY FIELD
MEET FRIDAY
THIRTY COUNTY SCHOOLS
WILL PARTICIPATE
IN THE MEET
HERE.
MEETING FRIDAY
Field Meet Will Be Held On Bar.
row School Campus-Full
Program Is Announced;
Much Interest.

Lowndes county public schools win
come together for a big county field
day meet in Columbus Friday, April
2.
The meet will be held on the Bar
row Memorial School campus and the
thirty white public schools in the
county are expected to send large
numbers Of students to the meet.
Superintendent E. A. Stanley an
nounces that holidays for Friday viii
be allowed the schools which partici-
pate in the meet and the teachers
will receive their regular pay for
that day.
The program will begin at 1880
o'clock in the morning and the last
event of the day will be baseball
game at $3.50 o'clock.
Events and full program for the
occasion has been arranged under the
direction of Prof, j. C. Meadows,
superintendent of city schools, assist
ed by Miss Dewetta Burkett and
Prof. Brandon, directors of physical
culture and athletics, respectively, in
the city schools.
Teachers and school leaders in the
county have had part in the franz
ing Of the program and the arrange
ment of the event.
Schools and their students are urg
ed to bring basket dinner and pro-
vision will be made on the ground
for suitable places for the spreading
of lunches. Lunches will also be sold
on the ground by local societies.
1O:30-11: :00-High jump, boys un.
der 80 pounds, boys under ITO pounds,
boys over 110 pounds, girls under so
pounds, girls under 100 pounds, girls
over 100 pounds.
11:00-11 :30--Running broad jump,
boys under so pounds. boys under ITO
pounds, boys over 110 pounds, girls
under 80 pounds, girls under 100
pounds, girls over 100 pounds.
1:30-11 1850 yard dash, boys un-
der 80 pounds, girls under 80 pounds.
11:45-12:00-0 half mile relay,
girls under 80 pounds (team of four
girls); polo vault, boys under 40
pounds; polo vault, boys over 110
pounds; shot put boys under 10
pounds; shot put, boys over 1l0
pounds; base ball throw, girls over
100 pounds.
1:30-2:OO-220 yards dash, boys un-
der 80 pounds; potato race, girls un-
der 80 pounds; 44O yard dash, boy
under 110 pounds.
2:00-2:30-60 yard dash, girls un-
der 100 pounds; 100 yard dash, boys
under 10 pounds; rs yard dash, girls
over 100 pounds; 100 yard dash, boys
over 110 pounds.
2;30-Volley ball, Barrow VS.
Franklin (no points awarded for
this.)
2:30-3;00-440 yard run, boys undt
10 pounds; one half mile run, boy'
over ITO pounds; one fourth mile run
girls over 100 pounds.
3:00-3:30-One half mile relay race
boys under ITO pounds (team of a..
one mile relay race, boys over 11C
pounds (team of a.; one half mile
relay race, girls over 100 pounds
(team of A.
3:S0-5:00-Base ball game.
Individual contests, winner of Is;
place, 2 points; End place, / point
Relay team contests, winner of Isl
place, 3 points; End place, 2 points
Students and visitors may bring theil
lunches with them or may purchase
Al L
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-03-28
ASK COURT TERM
BE PRETERMITTED

A petition from the Columbus bar
has been sent up to Judge Carroll of
the sixteenth judicial district, askine
that the April term Of circuit court
be pretermitted.
Lateness Of farming operations due
to high water and excessive rainy sea-
son is given as the reason why the
term should be pretermitted.
The petition is now in the hands
Of Judge Carroll, and he has not yet
announced his decision
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-03-28
SOLVING THE HELP PROBLEM.

Are you confronted with the help
problem If YOU are then you arc
on the alert for something, some de
vice or other to help you out of your
troubles.
Here is just the thing for you. Go
to Harris Hardware and see the won
derful Maytag multi-motor washing
machine. 1t makes wash-day a joy
day. Read their ad in this issue and
then go and see the machine.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-03-28

Indiana shows the greatest percent
age of improved highways, 42.5 per
cent Of its roads being surfaced, based
on the last available figures Of 1919,
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-03-28
INTENTION. MODERN MOopMEN

All members Of Columbus Tent Ne.
1916, Modern Woodmen of the
World, are urged to attend the reg.
ular meeting Thursday night,
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-03-28
MONDAY PRAYER MEETING.

The Monday afternoon prayer
meeting this week will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Augusta Cox at $3.50
o'clock in the afternoon.
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-03-28
A CARD OF THANKS.

We take this method of expressing
appreciation TO our friends and ac-
quaintances for kindness and sympa-
thy shown in the recent illness and
death of our beloved mother, Mrs.
]. s. Oakley, and also for floral offer
ings. Respectfully,
The Columbus dispatch., 1920-03-28

That the hotels Of Columbus are
filled to capacity, and visitors have %
wire for hotel reservations in advance.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
ten neroen piro nebn1en bren te-
ten Gortgang,nno man ertDartet ei-
80 n,enpnS MntoiI

ten neroen lpir6 neE9n1en ibren tte-
ten 6nrtgnngsnn0 man ertDartet ei u.
he groBeg eteiliaung. 5Ss
Didin1Dn. - @einnobeitsbebor-
oe bes gountD, t bic 5blieBung
Der gbeater nno Iun5banen al1georb-
net nnb 6ffentIide geriamulnngen
NIT Mnsnabme bon Sdulen uno
|Rirden perbEooten, um Die Snfflluengo
in geIfiel6, meIde bort epioeniid a1f
getreten bleff1iitnpffen 5n belfen.
gg1rano SORTS. 1iRr DurDe Der
|&Dnbea,t Ser Norfb Dafota Snoepens
bent 8oteg Mifociotion nbgebalten, 81
benz mnngefdiibr pierbul1oerf Ger,
|treter eingefnroen batten. oielerr
geriommIung fai1e1i Hldne Fir 6ie
politii1e Dppoiition gegen bic gone
partiinn aiga CUR 5prabe. .s55I
Sarge. - 4luf benz oemofratiide1l
|StQatsfonpe1t mlrbe cine &eiolution
|eingereiidt meldde 8i1iam s. 8rDa1l
ffuiirr Sic BrafibentidafB Mor1ination
|borihldgt uno Sic Delegofen 0ieies
[5faafeg inifruiiert i'm uui benz gea=
fionoIfonbenf 8n nrteritisen. gl1 ei-
nen ginfpnnb bon DoDle BON
bier murbe Sic Geiolufion Dem STE
folutions MnsfdnB Hbertpieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19


Naub Der Jlamnten.- Ger Nrobi-
5iaIobere Der nornoeufiden Drbens=
probing Der Neoernptpriiten, Bater
EBrnn5 Sdneibler aus benz Mad1ter Ste
ben1ptoriftenfloiter bot gleid 3n Mn-
long beg @rieges Die inter lei1er Bet
Etung tebenoen RIoiter III Maden, 8o-
dunn 8eiitingen 2ureniburg un0
|grier 5ur Mufnabme frontier ltlo per
|nunoeter 5oIbnten Der 9%eerespertunl-
FMng aur 9erfiig1lng geiteM Gle BET
ben &l0iter III Grier nnb 2uremburg
tDaren benin and inbrelnng Aa3arette,
.bie beiben in Maden un1 @eiitingen
inb es Bis gum gnoe beg &rieges ge-
.bIieben. Beriorli1 bat Hnter 5dnei.
Der MT ME er1niiiioer1ber Dpferpinigr
feit III beridieoenen 2a5aretten an-
dens Bel Gag nr1b Nndt ben franfen
Y5oIonten geiitanb geIeitet, iie err1al11-
tertum aufgeridtet. Sur Anerfens
nung Ieiiner gerbiienitte nnr6e linn Dag
8ruffftfreua oeg ger0ienItfren5es BEG
~iouper1linen MaIteierritteror6ens nit
benz Banbe Der 8riegsbeforatio1 ber-
lieben.
9at11ober.
@oIoene 9od5ef feierten Sn Dep
pen 0ng gbepnar MGerbmrger gernb.
Mlbers 111o 6rau @le11entiine, geb.
Oilers. en Mnfnm Der 8emein0ebor,
ffeber gobIn1n111 IND 5rnn. Cur
Teller 33eit eierte 6erielbe al1d fei1t
4Oiabriges SubiIdum nIs @emeiroe-
DoriteDer. Dos Gemein6epuar erbielf
bon ser Wen1eiroe uno bon iei1lerr
sbielen 6ren11oen 5abIrei1e mertboue
IBefhenfe. - Dns bianpa11tene Che
inbiildinm feierten Sic gbe1ellte Colon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
Gur3e Na6ridten aus
ben nOrDmeifli9en staatea'

bic Mnflage bin, am 3. Sebrltar bas
HeIige 5tationsgebdii1be Der Great
gaortbern gabn beraubt au boben, -
|gennmmen nrb ben @robgeidlpore1le1
iiberpieifen norben.
Brainero. - Bier Guyana Mange-
M6nner ml1r0en nlter Der Mnflage
Der BerIesung 1eg 4robibitionggefe-
hes Derbaftet. .Die CHS po1en elm
Sauenaebaube erridten. Gin Ror1iz
Tee, beitebenb aus iieb5ebn Mitglie-
bern, bat bic Nngelegenbeit IN 9d1-
ben.
GaB aafe a6ron gert. 5pence
Deren Batte bier Dor ei1igen Sagen
an Ser SnfIuenao tarb, it Somitag
ebenfaug nit oem CODE abgegargen.
Ser Sdred iber bas 4bleben ibres
Manneg ion ibrer GOO berbetgefubrt
babe1t. Bier fIeme &in6er, oas Jung
Ite nur ne11ige Gage alf, ino ber-
nail .s=3s.
5ergns Sanga 4M S6nler.
un6 EFF 2ebrer ni1t 5lnn nrterrint
.erIdienen, m11r6en Die Sdulensnegen7
.Snfluen5a gef6Ioiien.
2uperne. - Cine 8iftibrift nit
700 nnteribriften 1T benz 5taotpot
eingebanbigt mor6en, IN Delber bic
ielbe er}udtmirb, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
|ifeunngen an Sonntagen al Derbleten.
Deomooo 8nqg. Sic 5tpolf Sub
re alte 4eIen Hnrfer, go6ter Der So
mile 8in. Garfer, erlM totlide
|Bran6apunDen, aIs cine @a1ne nit
Reroiin erplo6irte un0 bic @eioer
|oes Mao1eng IN S5IIa1nrnen ebte. sic
mari iih IN ben 5m1lee, bate aber,
che Te Bic GGlantnlen l0ihen fonnte,
|foIh ihIimre Branotpur6en erlitten,
[baB Ser SOD aIs grloier fam.
8eaingbam. Gin Seuer, oas ii
benz bintern gnbe bon Mm. Ml1rbafg
|5leii1marH ol1sbrad. Drobte ben
|gan8en Gefb6ftsteil bes Cries IN
|Mi6e al Iegen. Drei @eiddftsgeballoe
nebit seSnbnH fielen ben S6la1nr1en gum
|9pfer. Ser 5daben belduH fiid) auf
ST.. zoo.
8emibIi. Gin ein5elner Banbt
|Drnng an Mittpod1 obne Wasfe II
Die beige Sarrners State 8am Elm,
nabm benz @afiierer 9. Sc. Sobnion
|%iammtlides borban0ene gnrgeb IN
Der 90be BON $4,000 as uno ilperrte
Da1m ben &aiiierer un6 Die 5tenoz
grnpbim Gillian glmqliit, d1ber 1erer1.
niemanb antpeien0 mar, ins 8anfgee,,
noiDe unb entfernte id. Boftmeiter.
g@iifde, Ser menige Minuten nIppidittepr
an Ser 8anf pnrbeifnm, nnr0e anlff Die
|gingeiperrten aufmerffm unb be-
freite fie. Ger Ndirber mnrbe inoes
|bemerH, DerfoIgt nnb idlieBBIid mt
5ingeH norauf er id ergab. gas
|@eIb muroe Dolitdroig BET ibm bor-
|gefunben.
Manfafo. - Ser gerfauf bon Sol
fteinrinoern bon 88ndtern aus ben.
Counties Blue gnrtb, Sc Se1ter nno
MieoleH, Der bier am "a Jebrl1ar
ftaHfinben miro beripridt ib 5u ct
nem groBen Grfolge gu geIfalten.
9no 9arbors. 8etpobner IN
8rano Morais erbieIten borleBte $50
Gle ibre MISREPRESENTATION Sn Der
gan5en @egenb am norbli6en nfer
bonn Snperioriee bate man ieif feds
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
EModen oeg tiefen Sdnees halber tel.

Moden oes fiefen 5dnees balber tel.
ne 8oitinden erbalten.
4aitings. 9-8 Gsseuer 5eritorte ben
Stan oeg 9ei1rih SiebDIb 6er Sea-
BE bon Dennarf. Waibtngton gou11tD,
8ebn 5tud Mi11bDiieb. aiDei Bferbe,
Garmmaidiinerie, Seu nl1naSamenge-
treble mur0en 5erltort. 5duben
600. benz feir1e 8eriideru1lg gegenl-
Der ittebt. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19
111tnue1ota.

Minneapolis. - Gum 5tDeiten Meas
Ie in1erbaB elmer @pde, lit Der Meebl
preis in bieier @tobt Mitte LETTER $50
DIE nm SO Gents gefdlen. Mls llria-
DIE nitro Die nnbeltdn6igfeit uao I'M
aetuiBbeit beg @eiaenmarfteg ange}e-
ben. 5tan0aro $13.25 pro SAB q1o-
tiert, S1.OO biliger ais Dor elmer
ISOLDE. - 2oren5 Mcguaen, Der 10
Sabre alte Sobn Der an 80. MDerlie
iiiolid mobnenben Sarnilie Mid. Mc-.
Guaen, 1T i'm It6btilden 9ospital in-
foIge elmer augelnun6e, bic CT bnrdb
einen 8oliaiiten Bel eiren1 argebliz
den @inbrn1sberiub IN 0aS Sen11e-
bin Mpenue @rocerD @ef6dh erbief,
aeItorben. - @iner Der bertDegenften
Rarbiiberfane, bie iemalS in DerafMb-
IenItaot am belen Gage unsgefiibrt
tpur6en, geidab bier Montagnadmit-
taa. aIs 6. 6. gIarf unb Snrolb
8rotuu, MngeIteIte Ser Metropolitan
Milf &c., an 6. 5traBe bon ei1e1l
gaubitentrio iiberfnIen unb Inn Bar
aelo unb gbeds in Der @efammtbobe
bon $9UOo erie1dIerI 1puIoeN.
ct. Saul. - Ser repnblifaniI6e
Staatsfo11be11t CUR Nom111ern1g non non
9elegate1t 5n1n republnan1aden geas
tionalfornent, Der IN GD1cago M ssa1-
nj taaen miro, lit anf ben 90. Wedr6
nab ct. Haul e111ber1aten meroe1
&aufuiie limo o11f ben &c. Dtar5s nllo
4ongreB oiltrtftfonnente auf pen II.
Mar5 angeiebt. 9~en1ofrafllde
Sreuroe fagen, 0aB Bl1rgerIIIe11ier
Soogion bon ct. Ba1l 1e11te 8a11o.-
oatur fir @ouberrenr mad oer.staof-
pabl aumeloen peroe: GENE Nleoer'
mountaineering fur Die ct: Nal1ler Bitr.
germetlterlteue gilt als 1ld9er. TN ole
eDre, 0o1tpernenr Don geln1elpll 6u
meroen, DeDerpe1 l1U olesnuI pslun-
oers o1ele Bnrger, od aa1
1qeno HepnoiIIamer. sAI m pe11teala..
1ner se'Ie " e.sger ..nr 1su sn aoga.
que pon ~ pa a a..ss.;.D aa,,.s,-
gea snugi1u MO gsiIse ma 81.
m.sa
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etoelllo'.. al1 1919 Ms
ie.sse oaaa w ~, n,nea i;pa rorhnftet
,poroe, n;a apide eines ne1aebore.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-19

bier muroe Die Heiolution benz Ste
ioluttiions MusidnB Mbertpieien,
5Mo Ddfota.
Sutton. Il ser gbaoenerfabfln.
.ge Die{er 5tabt nn6 ibrer gintDobner
3gegen oie giienbabn baben Die &Id-
DER ben eriten Bro5eB i'm Canton
gountDgeridt berIoren. M Son1z
mer 1918 m1lrbe befanntlib falt 0ns
.gon5e @ef9diiffttsbiertel BON Sutton.
0urb 6euer 5erito;rt. Sic &IIdger be-
bnuptefen,D nB ons 6euer 0nrb Sum
Ten aus Der 2offomotiibe entiItdnben
leiun0 berlnngten oarob Sbnbener<
fnb bon Der Gifenbnbn.
5iours5ans. -5obaIo bic Biittte<s
srung es erIal1bt, nirb ii BIanfington.
Der Bon ether nel1en Stride IN Mngriff
genpn1me1r merben. Dieielbe ion Out
s$75, 900 az eben fommen uelbe
26nnlnne bereits aur BerfIigung tebbtt.
Cine alte 5Slliinte, melde lem 88a-
ter leBten 8erbit Del elmer geriteige-
=rung ertporben batte entllm id burh
.3ufM nrb Hete Nuguf Stubor, ben
ZI4Hbriigen 5obn Des 8nr11ers 9. S
iShl6or. grnH 8eBmer. Elm iunger
#6armersin Ser ge1be bon 9nrrigburg.
tpobnbnff, mmrbe Dur1 bic aufdaige2
5gnflooung zines sdrofgetpehres ge-
stoita
Mleranoria. IS. So. 5HIeiiinger,
bon SnfoM, Deb. miro bier Elm 5duI.
.gebdnoe 5um @oitenpreis bon $81,565.
erridten. .
Beresforo. Am 9. Ma6ir5 mir6f
man IN elmer Spe5ialpabI bnrnber.
'nbitnnnen, ob Sic Stnot Bombs gum
getrage non $60,o00 fir grribtnng
elmer muni5ipaIen 2iidt u11b Strait
anInge nnsgeben ion.
Miitdeu. 90 Sabre ute Mui
ieI Barnbart bon Gulnre So, nmr-
De Bel Der S5ttattiion Der ct ganI gabn=
3u CODE georniiMf. 8ornbort mar
8remier nn6 geriet 5mii1en eine 2o-
fomotiDe ufi6 einen 5hlaftpngen.
Beblter. Die Sbulbeb0roe bat
ben ao11traff Fir grridtung zines
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#s5leIlW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-07-01
Charles F. Amidon,
OF BANKS

The l. V. A. standard-bearer is ap-
parently unable to make a speech
without discussing the "Valley City
Bank deal" as he dubbs his lies about
President Townley and William Lem
Ike. For the benefit of those who
heard his misrepresentation the
truth about the Valley City bank and
the relation Of Mr.. Townley and Mr..
Lemke to it is here set forth. In adj
dition some reflections of Bill Lang
er's connections with the First Ma
tional Bank of Casselton are offered
to those interested in bank scandals.
What Are the Facts About the Valley
City Bank?
After failing to get Box and Hast
ings indicted in connection with the
bank, LANCER induced a well-known
character of Valley City to make
statements to the effect that A. C.
Townley and William Lemke had
some connection with this bank deal.
LANCER was informed by Messrs. Box
and Hastings that such was not the
case and he knew before hand that
it was not true. Nevertheless, he has
gone up and down the state repeat
ing these falsehoods.
LANCER knows that neither A. c.
Townley or William Lemke or then
fathers or grandfathers ever owned
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-07-01

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. One of the points In social o
. evolution has been reached at 9
. which epochaI changes occur and .
. from which vital developments .
. proceed. Humanity Il seeking to o
. come together az q whole; it 10 o
o becoming conscious Of itself as o
. an organic unity and Is striving o
q to organize it's life upon that o
. basis. The new social order is .
. forming upon q world scale. The 8
. dynamic forces Of human associa- o
. ton are developing ! new power. .
60 while the forces that con- o
. troll the old order are seeking to o
q rspress by terrorism all move .
. ments tending 10 social and pollti- .
. cal change, miiIions OF human .
. atorns the world over are moving .
o together 50 their respective places .
Is In 1 great co-ordlnated organism .
y to thus promote the common life .
s and their own largest good.
. The universal world upheavaI Of .
Is the present hour means nothing .
o lees than that the old order l. on .
~ III death bed and i neW }oRder u o
Is struggling for birth.-Harry + q
= Ward II the New sociaI Order. =
~ 1900