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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-21

Elsewhere is the announcement of
Jesse L. Billingsley for attorney gen.
eral. Jesse is a Marion county boy
with many friends and expects them
to rally to his support in the primary.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-21

Never mind about going to the
poorhouse. We will have a good road
to ride there ON, anyhow.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-21

Old Marion has taken her place in
the line.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24

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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24

horel well and springs. orchard. . rpom
house. barn 40X50 and other buildings
Price $l25 per acre. $4,000 to run 10
YEARS STRAIGHT, $4,000 in 10
EQUAL. PAYMENTS at O IL per cent,
balance cash. Better get busy
No $50 POO acres. 140 GRAIN IN
CJDED. fine orchard, $ room house,
barn 36x60. all kinds buildings, loo
acres cultivatahle. Springs in every
field 500 per acre. $1,000 cash. very
easy terms on balance.
No. 9-37. 2N0 acres. only So per
acre. INCLUDING IL CROPS. lS
cub 6 miles to Graageville. Car
cultivate AN but 50 acres, I room ouse
| barn and other buildings.
No. S-2tS. 100 acres. SOME X VEL
BOTTOM. plenty wood, water, mnal
buildings orchard, good dairy of hos
ranch. Price $50. Only 5000 cash
balance long time.
No 90. so acres on Main salmon
3 miles from Higgins hot springs, Il
acres alfalfa, good orchard PTS o
berries, good grazing land, fine trou
stream. good deer hunting, ND Nt {
forest reserve. y bargain ut $3.50.
SOLD ONE FARM THIS WEEk
need lots more I.isr with us.
Also WANT MORE HOCSl rs 70
sale
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GEO. NJ. REED s co. BARGAINS

No. 81. 400 acres. 240 HOG TIGHT
AND CULTlNATABIE, s room house
barn and other buildings, well and
springs. good orchard, s miles TO rail
road. Price $4,000 Only 5000 cash,
assume mortgage Of $4,000 and pay
BALANCE in 10 YEARS with interest
at IL per cent
No. oil. 100 acres 3 miles from
Grangeville, gently rolling, 40 ACRES
IN CROP BEING INCLUDED. %
acres corn, well watered, house. barn
machine she'd, and other buildings
Price $l25 per acre; $1,000 cash, Sl,506
/ year, S2.l00 years. $1,000 3 years
5 per cent BALANCE $ YEARS AT
6 PER CENT.
| NJ. 9.2o. 2l0 acres, 80 cultivated
% CROP GOES good orchard goot
I > room house. barn 30NS0, cellar. woot
shed, garage, granary, ENOUGH TIM
! BIER FOR WOOD, springs and creek
/ Only 500 per acre. PURCHASER AS
! SUME MORTGAGE $500 AT 6 PEI
4 CENT balance SMALL PAYMENT
long time ON part. MIGHT TRAD
EQUITY. Better look this up.
No. 9-S3. 30 acres, 2l0 acres cult
vatahlc, l22 wheat s in barley and
alfalfa included. LAND CENT?
ROLLING I IL miles to railroad
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JerusaIem.s Water Supply.

Practically every house in Jerusa-
W. has its own rainwater cistern, and
mas been estimated that If all these
klNerns were full they would contain
gtOOOOo00 gallons Captain Carson of
II British army of occupation re-
ports. Before cistern is now filed
run pure water the owner must OBJ
'aih a certificate from. the newly or
kanized health department that his els
'erh has been rendered sanitary and
''nosquto-proof. He is then given
Fnohgh water TO fill his cisterh. through
temporary pipe line. The organized
r pat to supply pure water to the go
wv residents of Jerusalem has en-
rnled them to have ten times more
water than formerly"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24

~ uo'hins came out lie then placed
me can on the ground. open end down
any hammered the bottom Of il with a
SUI ne until the fish dropped out
In zoo one day a piece Of bareback
ING grizzly bear wanted fell into the
Ia nus OF black bear The black bear
N'pped The bareback in water and
arted to take bite Evidently II
"7 700 hard. lie put II in the water
~ "'h aud while IT soaked gave his
~ 'nton To something else When the
"' ich bear was uot looking the grizzly.
It nndlng OF the farther edge Of he
w ol' S''Fred me water With forepaw
~ o started the hard-tack toward him
7 the waves The instant the first
" 'Ve touched me black hear ne looked
r1nnd, grabbed the precious bareback
H'ch was rapidly floating away. and
puNhine it 70 The bottom Of the 400,
uui one hind foot upon it, How YER,
Ne the mental processes of human
HengS!
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hays MEMORY ALSO GOOD
H. Matter Of Quoting Proverbs
ImaIi Boy May Be Said to Have
Scored on Uncle.

0d Uncle Arthur was visiting his
in the city. And he was much
h TO the repeating of proverbs,
Dcjally to small Bobby on his COM
kIng any misdemeahor. Now Uncle
Mr. himself was not free of vices
q Bobby certainly hoped that some
\ something would give chance
fetort at his great uncle. Finally
4chance came.
me- family was at the dinner table
In Bobby arrived home from school.
be- very hungry he rushed straight
he table. The first thing Uncle Ar
did was to give him a long,
rching look, which showed him the
Nv little hands Bobby had neglected
wash. Bobby" he began impress
bly, II see you've forgotten that old
verb which says: 'Cleanliness is
n to godliness.'
The family looked embarrassed. But
il Uncle Arthur. He felt that he had
Ne his duty and he majestically lift
bis cup of coffee and took long,
ID gulp of that beverage. That gulp
Ought Bobby his chance. yes l
b forgotten that one, Uncle Arthur"
said sweetly, but I remembered the
that said Drink slowly and dis
Ectly.'"
Even Uncle Arthur was too much
bprised to tell Bob that he had made
slight mistake In the quotation. But
~ all did think 1t mighty fitting.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24
Need for figures.

A fav0rite Madison square argument
pm the soapbox is to hold up hat
"a yell:
III paid So for this hat; the man who
hde 1t got "a cents. The employer
n 2,76. What are you going to do
bout itf''
Now, the manufacturer of that hat
bows that he rarely gets half as much
i the worker got; he also knows that
He speaker neglects the cost of the
material, the cost of preparing the
eaterial, the cost of transportation.
pd the cost of selling-all of which
RVove labor; that also he, and every
Ne who handles either the material or
Pc finished hat, have to pay rent and
Fxes. But instead of posting in fig
Pres that employer is more than likely
z suggest that more Americanization
needed a1d would like to have some
Pc play the "Star-Spangled Banner !"
F-Samuel Crowther, in Worlds Work.
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Not What He Meant.

small choir were practicing the
8"ellknown anthem. 'As the hart
pants after the water brooks"
me rendering of the open stages
was apparently not quite to the salts
|'action Of the gentleman who welded
THE baton.
DE considered 1t necessary, there
lore, to tender some advice. to the
.'ehors, and caused great CONSERVATION
|and not little embarrassment among
us little flock by the following an
|nouncement:
Gentlemen, your expression is
|siinpiy splendid, but the time is very
|poor-really. your pants are far too
IDEAS.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24
For COIlNTY ASSESSOR

This Is to announce that | will again
be a candidate on the Republican tick
ct tor the office of county assessor.
wish here to thank the people for
the support aud cooperation which has
been accorded me in the past. have
conducted the office i'm harmony with
what believe to bc a fair and i'm
partia Interpretation Of the laws OF
Idaho relating to the duties OF this of
flee have no pledges 10 make in
the event that am again chosen as as
SCISSOR other than the assurance OF II
public service that IL impartial cour-
tcous and to the limit of my best en-
dcaVors.
CALVIN HAZELBAkER,
29tf Assessor, Idaho County
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|,,s OLD ENGLISH PUBS
!, entertainment That Have
I" sor,,lar In the Little
\" ,s,e for Centuries.

o,obibItionists get their way,
all the pubs in town aud
oss NC long histories will reach
|,.D close. remarks a writer IN
p's .nswers. 1t is a toss-up which
a,aest public house IN England
o' - rerusalem. at Nottingham
y no If has perhaps survived.
y ,s hewn out of the rock be-
aostle If a name is any guide
rantIy commentaries the Cru
and Richard the Lion Heart Is
have drank ale there in 1889.
sssens old enough for anything.
I, ,here is The Fighting Cocks, at
ssans which can assuredly point
1870. Prior to that, it was the
u Fishing House. II Is octagonal
Eone. and its ceilings are not SIX
'higb. Altogether a notable old
Aodv ought to go to Gloucester
4, seeing the Cathedral first and
Caw Inn second. The New Inn is
n ,he Oldest inns in the country.
Inc of the most picturesque and
preserved. =
N Seven stars, at Manchester. Is
H. old place, and so is the Rose
rrown at cambridge. in Wensley-
Probably this was the first Rose
|,rown which refers to the Tudor
and II has been very extensively
N for In the neighborhood of Lon
|olone there must be a dozen OF
name.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24

NEED ANY MONEY? Farm leans at
lowest prevailing notes.
HAIL and fire Insurance on grain.
CALI. AND SEE Us WHEN in
I TOWN
soft GEO. NJ. REED \ co.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-06-24
Looking for Trouble.

Can't the lady find what she
wantsT" asked the floorwalker.
I think she came in here to find
lanlt"-Iouisville Courier-J Journal.
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WANTED-ro buy six room
house in the southwest part of town.
Adkison \ Stubbs. ootf
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EOR SALE

Roam Durham hull, 3 year old, weight
about 1900 pounds Nez Perez phone
1918 Walter Cash. 2Stf
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TRINIDAD MAN
IN THE CITY
TEXANS LEAVE
FOR HOME

- - "
Mrs. Robert Buie and children OF
Stamford, Tex who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w williams.
2o6 Main street, lef; for home yester
day.
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Near Serious
Accident Friday

An accident that happened luckily
without serious injury, this afternoon
Ia few minutes after O'Clock, drew
quite number of passersby to the
corner of Fifth and Main streets.
T. B. Townsend was attempting to
to walk around the back of a Ford
car that he thought was not going to
move when IL year old Reed Bradley
driving his fathers car started to
back up and in doing SO one Of the rear
wheels of the machine went over Mr..
Townsend's right leg and caused him
much pain at the time. The accident
was an unavoidable one as neither of
the persons that were in it were aware
that the other person intended to do
and it was very lucky that the accident
was no more serious than II was.
Mr.. Townsend was taken to his home
in the Bradley car and it is thought
that there was no injuries that were
at least serious. However 1t will
probably be a few days until Mr..
Townsend will be himself again, as
the fall produced quite a shock and
talso the minor injuries that he sus-
tanned will possibly make it rather
linconvenient for him.
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Celebrated 88th
Birthday

S. H. Faires, 725 North Nineteenth
street. celebrated his eighty eighth
birthday anniversary on Thursday.
July l. The commemoration took the
form of a family reunion; with six of
the seven sons and daughters being
present to participate in the festivi-
ties The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
L. A Faires and son. Lewis. of San
Antonio, Tex; Mr. and Mrs. S. J.
Faire. and daughter, Mildred of this
city; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse w. Jenkins
and children. Margaret, Jessie and
Gordon. Miss Catherine FARES and C.
NJ FARES. who make their home with
their father. and D. NJ FARES of Boise.
Idaho One son. S. E. FARES, who is
employed by the Colorado Fuel & Iron
Company at Walsenbrrg. was unable
to be in attendance. There were
six grandchildren present.
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of the Western states m the interest
of the company they represent delv.
ering lecturers to business men on
commercial efficiency
Mr.. Brennan has travelled extensive
VI, both in this country ad abroad.
and was delighted with his excursion
over the Skyline drive He pro
nounced 1t the most unique. beautiful
and thrilling trip it had ever been his
pleasure to take. Messrs. Brennan
and Schwab left heer Wednesday
night for Pueblo.
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Millions for a
Neu Stomach

One Of the greatest American niIhon
aires said 10 his physician. "a nilEon
dollars, Doctor, spot cash ana NO gyum
bling, for y new stomach and tAst
the sick man rroaned and turned away
All hir wealth could not make him
happy or contcnsed, for happiness large
ly depends upon digestion. Without
health where does happiness cemc inf
After all the stomach plays . great
part in everyday life. Without .
healthy stomach and good digestion our
blood is thin, watery and poor, our
heart action is weak. our liver does NO,
do its duty. and man ia miserable and
unhappy. Prevent disease by putting
the house in order md strengthening
the system against the germs of disease.
DR.. Pierce. of the lnvalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y.
years ago understood diseases and their
prevention, and he discovered certain
roots and herbs which were nature's
remedies, and succeeded in putting them
up in form that could be easily pro
cured at the drug store (liquid ci
tabiets). This he called Or. Pierce.
Golden Medical Discovery. This Dis
covcry gives no false stimulation BE-
cause 1t contains no alcohol or any mar.
eotic II helps digestion and tho -
similation of such elements in the food
- arc required for the blood. 1t givek
TO the blood the food clements the H.
sues require. For over fifty years II
has enjoyed The confidence af III
Ansricsn public Try Il nowi
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Barn Destroyed
By Flames

FLORENCE, July 2.-Fire COM
pletely destroyed the barn and its
contents at the Newall home in the
south part of Coal Greek Wednesday
about noon.
Chemicals were used which pre-
vented the spread of the flames 10
nearby houses. II was fortunate the
wind was not blowing, for owing 10
the close proximity of the barn to two
frame dwellings, it would have been
impossible to have saved them. AS
it was, the roofs of both houses were
smouldering when the chmeicals were
brought into action.
There was some hay in the barn.
but no livestock. The origin OF the
6re is not known.
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Pretty Wedding
SOlemnized
This Morning

Miss Clara Jene Kissinger of this
city and Mr. Archibald Clayton Son
nelAnd were the principals in a quiet
but pretty wedding ceremony that
was soIemnized by Rev. Guy E. Kon.
kel at the First Methodist Episcopal
church at o'clock this morning.
The marriage rites were marked by
the utmost simplicity and the father
and sister of the bride were the only
guests to witness them. Miss Bessie
|McQuown. the church orgapist, played
Mendelssohn's Wedding March az
the bride and groom made their way
70 The chancei end while the wedding
setvfce was being read played 20
Promise Me- by Clement Scott As
a recessional Miss McQuown played
Fouike's ''Nuptial Prelude"
The bride is the daughter of c. H
Kissinger of Terrace Garden, South
Canon, and is an attractive, accom-
plished young woman With a host OF
friends in this community. The groom
is SON of Mr.. and Mrs. August Son
neland. former residents heI-. but now
living at Bremerton, Wash
Mr.. and Mrs. Sonneland departed
Immediately after their wedding in
their car on honeymoon trip TO Den
yer and points in the northern part OF
the state. When they return they will
reside at 451 Sherman avenue, Lincolr
Park, where the groom has an attract
i've cottage nicely furnished which
viii be occupied as a home.
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Skyline Drive
is Unsurpassed

w F. Brennan of Dayton. o. ex-
petr lecturer for the National Cash
Register Company. and c L. Schwab
associated with him as motion pic
ture operator. were given q compli-
mentary auto trip over the sky inc
drive by the secretary OF the Chamber
of Commerce caring their stay In this
city Wednesday.
These gentlemen are making a tour
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The Stork Express

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A Alisgard of 31i
Rudd avenue. announce the arrival Ot
Sh-pound son, Dorn at the Graves
hospital Wedr esday, June 80.
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Friday
ACADEMY GIRLS GO
TO lEAOvIllE

ACADEMY GIRLS GO
TO lEApviLIE
Misses Louise and Tobiatha Alling-
ton, pupils at the Academy. left for
their home at Leadville Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Henderson accompanied
the little folks home, and will spend
some time in Eeadville visiting.
MISS kREAlE GOES
TO hoTcHkiss
Miss Dora Kreale of Niwot, Colo.
who has been visiting Miss Clara JEFF
; ferson. left for Hotchkiss Colo. yes
terday
MISS SEARS LEAVES
FOR PACIFIC COAST
Miss Minnie Sears of Nex York
! city. lef, for Long Beach. Cal. yester-
day. after visiting her brothe-, r. Il.
Sears, and family.
REEVES GOES
y c. E. Reeves left Thursday for Sa-
.1iida' where he will act as starting
judge for the county fair to be held
July and 3.
TUCKER HOME FROM
LA vETA VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Tucker re-
turned home Thursday from La Veta.
Mrs. Tucker ACCOMPANIED her hus.
band on his regular trip. She reports
the columbines to be in full bloom
and unusually beautiful and plentiful
this year.
MRS. WRIGHT RETURNS
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GUEST AT THE
QUICK HOME


Miss Minnie Mcdonald. who was
graduated in June from the Colorado
State Teachers College of Greeley. is
the guest OF her sister ME- Chester
Quick, in this city.
RETURNS FROM VACATION
SPENT AT GREENWOOD
Miss Laura Aebersold, who has
ben spending her vacation at Green
wood. in the foothills of the Green
horn range Of mountains. 20 miles
southeast Of Florence, came home at
noon today on a brief errand. She
expects to return to Greenwood Sun
day.
LEAVES TONIGHT
FOR CHICAGO
Everett Bancroft will leave tonight
for Chicago where he will attend the
EIks' grand lodge meeting as the offi-
cal representative of canon City Ne
610. B. p. o. Elks. At the conclusion
of the festivities in connection with
the Chicago convention. which will in
clude a number of excursions, enter
tainments. etc, he will visit other
points of interest in the East. Mr.
Bancroft will be gone three or four
! weeks
iNcLEWoop EARTHQUAKE
WAS QUITE SERIOUS
Virgil p. Cutler OF this city. who is
visiting in Southern California, has
4 sent The Daily Record some post cards
showing the destruction caused by
the earthquake at lnglewood in that
state on June 81.
The wreckage on the main street OF
the town resulting from the quake in
dicates that the shake" was more
serious than is generally supposed.
The walls and roof of what had been
apparently. substantial brick build
ings. are shown in the pictures as piles
of broken and useless material serv-
ing no other purpose than to block
the streets and sidewalks.
The damage at 1nglewood. accord
ing TO Mr.. Cutler. was nearly $3.50. 900.
Mr.. Cutler says he was 20 miles away
from lnglewood at the time of the
disturbance, but that fact did not pre-
vent the house he was in from rock
| ing ike a chip on the waves" The
windows ratified. he declares. like
castanets."
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GUESTS OF MRS.
FLOYD CAMPBELL

Miss Ruth Lewis and Mrs Louis
Fauteaux OF Denver arrived here 30
day and are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Campbell.
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days visiting at Salida and Poncha
| Springs.
HOME FROM
SAN LUIS VALLEY
Lawrence George is home from the
San Luis valley, spending few days
visiting his mother. Mrs. s. B. George.
}. o. hoee BUYS
the cATLiN BUILDING
The Catlin building. known as the
A o. o. W. hail. was recently pur-
chased by J. O. Hogg, who came sere
recently from New York. Just what
improvements or additions will be
made, he has not yet determined. but
he il satisfied that upper Main street
has future
COUNTY OFFICES ARE
CLOSED FOR FUNERAL
The county offices were closed this
morning as a mark OF respect to the
memory of the late Mrs. Margaret
Jane Cooper. mother OF Judge Cooper.
whose husband was for many years
prominent in the public affairs OF
Fremont county. The funeral took
place at 10 O'Clock this morning from
the First Presbyterian church, of
which the deceased was charter
member.
MRS. HICKS HOME
FROM PUEBLO VISIT
Mrs Abbie Hicks and daughter.
Miss Myrtle. 1103 South Fourth street.
returned Thursday from two weeks
visit with relatives in Pueblo.
GUESTS AT THE
MCDOWELL HOME
Mrs E West OF Ocean Park. Cal.
and her niece. Miss Alice McInroy Of
Larkspur. Colo. arrived Thursday for
a brief visit with the formers brother,
Frank McDonev1l. and wife. on Orch
ard Park.
RETURNS FROM FORT
COLLINS VISIT
Miss c. NJ. MCGOWAN returned on
Thursday from Fort Collins where she
has been visiting friends
PENNsYLvANiANs ARE
SIGHTSEEING HERE
A. NJ. Deemer and family OF Brook
| vile, Pa. are stopping over in the city
for q few days. while motoring from
their home 20 Yellowstone Park
DENVER PEOPLE
ENJOYING CANON CITY
Mr. and Mrs. J. w CIokey and the
Misses Carrie and Eleanor Clokey or
Denver. and Mrs. Edith Mcclure Pat
terson OF Chicago are spending sew
eraI days at the Strathmore hotel. and
taking motor trips about the city.
GRAND JUNCTION
LADY IN CITY
Miss Anna OFT OF Grand Junction
is In the city the guest OF friends for
several days visit.
elAIhEs HERE
FROM DELTA
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Blaine of Delta
are in the city for few days.
}. r. QUINN GOING
TO DEs MONIES
J X. Quinn win leave SatG,day for
Des Noines. ~. NJ, where he viii Join
Mrs. Quinn and accompany her home
GRANDCHILDREN DISCOVER
eAssIck NINE
Miss Elizabeth Bassick and r. W
Bassick. Jr. arrived from bridgeport,
Conn. Thursday to Join their aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Parks, at the
Strathmore hotel and accompany
them on a motor trip. They are the
grandchildren OF the discoverer OF the
| Bassick mine.
I TRINIDAD MAN
IN TIE CITY
David Grifriths returned home on
Thursday from Trinidad and will
spend few days In town before leav-
Ing with his family for fishing trip
MRS. eoLANDER
STARTS FOR NEVADA
Mrs. Harry L. Bolander OF rallon,
New. who has been visiting her par
epts. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Eweil OF
South Canon. lef; for her home on
| Thursday.
TEXANS LEAVE
FOR HOME
Mrs. Robert Buie and children OF
Stamford. Tex who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w williams.
2o6 Main street. lef, for home yester
day.
M:JE>- e.
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DENVER REALToR HERE
ON BUSINESS MATTERS
H D. Myers, a prominent realtor
Of Denver. is in the city on business
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Tell IT In . want sd In TIVE Record.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
Where Is the Coal?

of
producers. wholesalers retailers Indiana
Whether S q
determination
obbers wholesalers insist
by least dollar than the allowed the
S by the Goodrich commission.
will
the margins of profit reasonable.
question
the reasonableness Of the margin
The development with which
by a
yesterday at the prices fixed by the commission
Goodrichs commission have fixed
the time stopped the distribution of the prices fixed
relatively
fixing the prices coal
interstate
contention
% approximately in
590OO0 the free
n Naturally Of can be today
Regulating
abject failure
viii continue abec failure
its letter
which the
generally sitting tight waiting
produce the
coal at the prices they fixed the