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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-10

Alger Melton, local attorney, left
this morning for Anadarko where
he will spend the day transacting
business.
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Territory Affected Not SO Large
AS That of Tuesday But
Shocks Heavier, Reports
Today State.
PIZANELLO CRATER
is REPORTED ACTIVE
Flame and Smoke Thrown from
Mouth; Deep Rumblings Are
Heard; Many Towns De
stroyed by Recent Shocks.

BY United Press.
Rome, Sept. 1o.--A dispatch
received today from Spezia re-
ported that the crater Pizanello
is active. Flames and smoke are
said to be shooting from its
mouth, accompanied by deep
rumblings.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-10

Detachments of troops and Red
Cross workers have set out from
Spezia Genoa and other cities to
give aid to the refugees.
Thousands of persons are home
less and are living upon the bounty
of the government or such aid as is
being furnished by charitable organ
izations.
Throughout the provinces of Mas
sa-Eh-Carra and Lisa improvised
towns of military tents have been
erected to house the fugitives.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-10

Mrs. E. F. Dawkins, of Rush
Springs, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. d. Beson. =,
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UPHAM DECLARES
CAMPAIGN FUNDS
WERE s4,88S,000

Treasurer of G.. o. P. National
Committee Gives Figure Which
He States Was Maximum;
Again Denies Cox Charge.
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Low Levels in
Auto Manufacture

DETROIT. MICH, Nov 15.-With
only four out of the hundreds of au
tomobile factories in the country op-
Grating as Of old, motor car produc-
ton for October reached new low lev
els. according to figures made public
today by the Automobile Chamber of
Commerce.
Only Ford, Dodge, Buick and Cadil-
lac were able to keep up the pace last
month, and Buick. since November J..
has cut down 80 per cent, while Cadil-
lac has laid on 25 per cent of its en-
ployes since then. The general close
down in the industry has resulted
from the inability of many manufac-
turers to make the price concessions
that the country has demanded and to
meet material price reductions which
have been made by the more efficient
manufacturers.
All productions and sales records
in the history of the Ford Motor
Company were broken in October. a
total of 99,967 new cars being pro-
duced and shipped. lacking only 33
cars of a monthly production Of 100.-
600 new automobiles. Single day
production records also we're shat
tered when on Octiber 26 total Of
4,6Ss new cars were turned out.
Most of the plants are taking ad-
vantage of the lack of business to
take inventory, and are making no at
tempt to produce cars.
The Willys-Overland plant at To-
ledo. which has been closed. expects
to be able to resume some production
shortly. c. A. Earl. vice president.
issued a denial of the report that
new model was 10 brought out imme-
diately in place of Overland -Four. and
also denied rumors that his company
was paying the Ford Motor Company
500 for every Overland manufactured
for copying the Ford car. "Our sales
have been satisfactory. and in view Of
general conditions. we are not at dis
couraged." said Mr.. Earl. I'VE have
confidence in the future. and with
steady. hard pull. the industry will
come through all right. AS for Oxer-
land. | am not a bit discouraged.
At the Ford plant every step toward
additional economy has been taken,
even 10 a so per cent reduction in the
postage bill OF the company BY the
use of 1-cent stamps on all mail except
important and official communica-
tions-
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FINE WINDOW
DISPLAYING COFrEES

The Anderson-Morgan Mercantile
Company. who have had some very
noteworthy windows of late, have
scored another hit with a Hill Broth
ers tea and coffee window. Nina
ture houses rooted with coffee and
tea and with all the surroundings
made up very attractively by the use
of both tea and coffee. The back
ground Is composed Of the famous red
cans in which Hill Brothers coffee
is always packed.
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Claim A Building II
Combine In Denver

DENVER, Nov. 16.-Charges that a
combination had been formed in Colo
rado to maintain uniform prices for
building materials were made before
,the Senate committee investigating
the housing situation here yesterday
by A. A. Fisher architect. and Allison
contractor, OF Denver.
The combination was responsible In
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
LEASE STATE LAND.
missioners


missioners.
Denver. Colo. November 13. 1920.
Notice is hereby given that c. H.
Graves, NJ. D.. whose postoffice ad-
dress is Canon City, Colorado. has
made application No. B-23S5 to lease
the following described school lands,
situate in Fremont county. Colorado
to-wit:
All OF Section 10. Township so y.
Range IL East.
Notice is further hereby given that
all other persons desiring to file an
application to lease all or any part of
this tract of land must fiie same in
this Office prior to December Is. 1920,
as no other application to lease the
above described lands will be con-
sidered after said date.
J. F. VIVIAN.
Register State Board Land Commits
sioners.
First Pub. November is, 1920.
Last Pub. December 3. 1920.
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part for retarding building activities
IN the district, they charged.
Transportation delay. scarcity of
material and the high cost Of labor
were other causes attributed az play
ing a major part in keeping down the
building activities
Mr.. Stocker and Mr.. Fisher in test&-
mouy said that prices quoted by varf-
Gus dealers of Denver on building ma
terial were precisely the same.
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The Canon City Record, Thursday, November IS, 1sao

, may be seen any morning or evening
grazing on the surrounding hillsides.
-vaiis Rainbow and native trout are
soand n Hayden creek. which runs
through the settlement, within q stone
throw Of every cabin. Trails are
kept open the year round for miles
! along this beautiful creek withoui In
the least marring the natural beauty
c. the forest
Horseback Riding.
Each guest may have the use of a
gentle saddle horse twice a week free
of charge. and organized parties with
4 competent guide from the ranch
are daily features OF recreation. A
'ew OF the wonderful rides 10 be en-
'oyei are a,ong the old pack trail to
: e summit OF Ha:den pass. with its
7-ealth OF anecdoJes OF stage holdups
ani cattle rustl.ng days. as we ! rs
It's marvellous marvellous beauties OF
nature Another trip well worth while
is the sheep basin where one OF the
Tery few remaining herds OF wild
Rocky Mountain sheep may occa-
s.onally be seen. Also the trip 20
Lake Basin and a view of the lake it.
self once the crater of an extinct
volcano, is of interest. If a short
"trip is only desired then a ramble on
horseback. or afoot. beneath the grand
OF d monarchs of the forest. the giant
spruce and pines. IS well worth while
and a never-ending pleasure.
The Community House.
A spacious log cabin 50x15O feet.
with roomy porches and large fire
places, is built for the indoor recrea-
ION OF the guests Here will be
lnld q 7esding and writing room.
Piano and phonograph furnish music
Moving p'c-u-es are presented gratis
OCCASIONALLY. 1t is here also that re-
l.rious services are held every sun
day by different denominations
Tn. c-zttshop.
la-ge workshop Is maintained.
with power machines for those who
1elight in making. reed raffia and WI
low trays. piano and floor amps. bas.
rs and rri- ti' f'rn .ture brass and
leather work. taxidermy jewelry max
'n- pa nting, &c. 4 competent r-as;
ns -rrto- is az the service OF our
grests Nf desired, articles made here
are sallbe gt good prices through de-
--r-Teni stores In various cities. In
-ar. some guests with little exe--
0a and a great deal o. pleasure. pay
all their expenses while with us).
Garage. Telephone, Lighting.
There is a central garage for the
So ot those who possess cars. Tele-
-aones are being installed for use be-
tween -ab.ns and by long-distance 20
e cry city in the United States. A
entra lishiins plan; is about to be
established to furn sh l.rh: 10 al cab.
n and oites buildings
The Management.
The management OF Rainbow ranch
IS unde- the pc nal supervision of
lie owner and founder. n. L. Wael-
hli pronounced "welkli'D. better
known a. 'smilin' Bill" an ex-soldier
0. .vo wars. and OF his foreman. r. C.
1 IS. better known as Smoky
jack" an ex-forest ran er. guide and
cowpuncher.
Guests wiil be accepted as soon a.
The first cabins are built
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Prof. r. l.. Dick left for Wichita
Falls. Tex. Tuesday. with the direc'
tors and advisory board OF the Omar
Consolidated Gasoline Company, on
their annual inspection trip OF the
company's refining plant over $780,
900 worth of this ctock is held by
Canon City people. and arrangements
are being made for local filling sta
ton to handle the company gasoline.
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Interested friends of Miss Mabel
Duncan. who left last week for Roch-
ester. MINI. to consult the Drs. Mayo.
will be glad to hear that she has ar
rived at her destination and stood the
trip well Miss Duncan is suffering
from the effects OF Injuries sustained
in an automobile accident some years
ago.
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Miss Gwendolyn Decker OF Pueblo
has arrived in the city. and will play
In the orchestra at the Opera, which
is scheduled 20 be open for the winter
with pictures, vaudeville and road
attractions.
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The Daily Record Want Ads
Rates for Classified Ads: Sc per Line Each Issue
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALErNeat 4-room plastered
cottage with sleeping porch; not
modern; blocks from Academy, with
furniture. $3.50; $500 cash, balance
like rent. Call at els Macon avenue
OF s22 Whipple avenue. owners 2T2-p6
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shaw. formerly
OF 42i Pike avenue. have taken apart
ments over the First National Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Quick and daugh-
ter will occupy the residence vacated
by the Shaws.
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A. s. Fowler. better known as At
Bone Charlie" returned home Satur-
day from a delightful vacation at Moi
fat. Colo. Duck hunting took his at
teution for the greater part Of the
week, and he returned home with 20
ducks, as well as a number OF rabbits.
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Tuesday

Mr.. and Mrs. Harris have recently
bought the residence at Az North
Third street, and are now located In
their new home. Mr.. and Mrs. r. C.
Melton. the former occupants, have
moved to 519 Macon avenue.
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Mrs Emma A. Smith has purchased
the residence property al 51s Macon
avenue from Vincent G. Smith, and
viii make Il her home. The sale was
made through Hodgin & Sharman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen P. Owens. who
have been occupying the residence,
will move TO 2l0 south Fifth street.
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Mr.. and Mrs NJ. e. Lewis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Durfee and Mrs. Matt
Lines of Denver viii lall attend the an
nual Mariposa Club dinner to be held
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbar
In Portland this evening.
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William Harrington returned to his
home in Guffey today after few days
in Canon City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jones. who ar
rived from Gunnison some time ago.
have decided to make this city their
home. Mr.. Jones is at present con-
nected with the Olds Service and
Sales Company. 321 Main street.
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Mrs VILLAIN E. Drisdale of Chand.
Ter Is In the city today TO attend the
meeting OF the Eastern Star tonight
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John OFT OF Cotopaxi was in the city
klonday, the guest of his parents. Nc
Ysnd Mrs. ]. q. OFT.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. S. crump have sold
their home on Macon avenue and will
leave in the near future to spend the
winter In California.
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Just received. sweaters with Angora
collars. satin, georgette and trico-
lstte blouses. Also the French en-
broidery needles. Mrs. Hiatt, 6Sl
River street. s13.S os's
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Mrs. E F Tobler will leave to-
morrow to spend the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. F. H. Edwards at Cen
ter. Colo.
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Roy Garner of Florence is a visitor
in the city today.
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W. S. Fulkersou has purchased a
new Buick touring car from the Rain
bow Route garage.
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Mrs. L. W. Felter has taken a room
at the Canon hotel for the winter.
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r. II. Paxton. Robert Duncan and
X. II. Ray. who were in the city over
Sunday. returned to westclire Mon
day.
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A A. Keith of Denver is bust
ness visitor. registered at the Canon
hotel
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Mrs. A. C. Herdelor OF Denver is a
guest at the home OF Mrs. w. II.
Smith.
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II. A. M!llingtou OF Denver is a busi-
ness visitor In Canon City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde French of Delta
are visiting Mrs. French's brother and
sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter
Kearney.
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: NJ. Pleasant. who has been the
uest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Lines OF
Z ncoln Park. departed for his home
At Craig. Colo. Wednesday.
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R. L. Dick left for Texas today on
! business trip.
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William Leach of Denver Is in the
city looking after business.
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Henry Hutton is spending a few
days in Denver looking after business
interests.
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FOR SALE-Houses and fruit rancn
es. Bargain prices See Haynes.
Harrison block. 266-f
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WANTED

motors repaired and
repacked. The Phonograph Shop.
:. -. olock 257-tt
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wANTED-Two furnished rooms with
kitchen, for light housekeeping; no
children. Address P. o. box 391. 271-p6
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.,ANTED-A place TO Ia4e Gaze Of
children after school and evenings.
none Canon 23-W. 26T-tf
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OK SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-Eight-room brick house.
just decorated; painted inside and
out; electric lights, lts acres; some
fruit: immediate possession. See
owner. w. T. Johnston, 61s Griffin
avenue. 275-p2
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'nR SALE-Ask Haynes. He knows.
Harrison block 266tf

q TRADE OR SEI4I4-6-room bunga-
low. 2 lois, on car line in Pueblo.
10. for Canon City property or
h. FOR particulars write Mrs. l..
K, Miller. Silver Clin, Colo. 271-tf
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WANTED-To list five and six-room
houses that can be sold from $4,000
TO s3,5O0; have several buyers. H.
c. Hill. Realtor. 214-tf
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.-ANTED-l.ork b. IA. o. weeA. D..
.od stenoz.aphe-. Miss hIns. Ne
Ciure House. 2I--2t
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| WANT to rent to occupy 2 or fur
nished rooms. Call 642-J2. 275-2
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wANTED-Job as truck driver. BIG
North Tenth street. 2I4-p6
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DR SAl.E-Nice three-room cottage,
;-'oom house, 5-room cottage. all
!rels located: will sell at bargain;
s~ms IL desired. Phone 265-NW.
wner ilo5 Forrest avenue. 27o-p6
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loan. $1,000. Address
B. N. care of Record. 2I4-tf
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FOR SALE-Miscenao-"

FOR SALE-Apples and pullets- Ksts
Biddall. phone Canon 6Te-R4. -
Central street. 270-p6
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wANTED-Good team. 1900 to $500
pounds, with 3 to 31s-Iow wheel
wagon and good harness; cash; Rain
bow Route Garage, Sunday after 10
a. m. 275-1 WI
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Board or Housekeeping.

Excellent board with all the de
rnte game and fish in season may be
obtained at most reasonable prices
or, II guests desire, they may pue
chase at the settlement store all ths
hest things the market anords anu
do their own housekeeping. as well
equipped kitchen is part of each
cabin. Fresh milk and eggs are at all
times procurable. Goat milk may b.
obtained II desired.
Hunting and Fishing.
There Is no finer large and small
game hunting In the world than In the
vicinity OF Rainbow ranch. Deer
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-03-18

AUTOMOBILE OWNERS Combat the
hirh cost of operation Scc uuI ad This
issue UNIVERSAL. CHEMICAl.C p.
Adv
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ALL AUTOMOBILE OWNERS shoaid
-. our ud thlH ISSUE
ADV UNIVERSAL CHEMICAL. CD.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
FAR. n2EHER MAY
OPPOSE WILLIAMS
FOR j. S. SENATE

MERIDIAN. Miss. Lsreh 20 tsPI4
--Ex.Goy Earl Brewer Viii be can
aidate fer United states senator g
Euccstd John Sharp Williams, accord.
ING 70 good Authority here, who said
mat while the former governor had not
announced. re felt certain he would DO
80 in a short while Senator Nlllanas
has put Congressman Nenabie IN the
field. declaring he would MAKE = cred
table successor. A numbe: OF others
are expected 20 get tn the race when
me hot weather Gets In and begin an
active campaign.
Former Attorney-Genars3 Ross a,
couins. Who made 3 fine race for gov
srnor AZ the last election, carrying tbs
district. Is making a quiet campaign for
the congressional taga Of Af Nenaele,
who has not yet announced whether 10
viii re-enrtr the race for congressman
o. take Up the race for senator.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
INpoRsE LEoNARp WOOD.

KNoxvILLE. Tenn, March Or
pubAeans of the First congressional dis
trict. IN convention a. GTeenevile, ~
dorssd ire candidacy Of Gen. Leonard
Wood for the Republican nomination
for president. comm ended the record OF
sam r. Sells in ccnETsfE. Endorsed John
" overall, Of Middle Tennessee. for
national committeeman and elected dis
tFict delegates 20 The national conNen-
tion al chicaKo. Delegates chosen 10
thA Chieaao convention are W. y
Testsrnan, Of Hawkins county, and
Waiter shiplay, Of Washington county.
The alteTnatss are Msi. {, r Aatha-
way, az Garter eounty and Judge Z,
y. Clab9, Of SEWER county. The ais
trict slsetoT will Be EveTitt Green ~
roeke county.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
ALLEGED THIEVES
WANTED FOR MURDER

HICKMAN Ky Nareh % After tha
arrest 81 LEWIS Warren. George Nar-
rsu and Leroy Duncan. near heFt "a a
charTA Of hreakaE into store g VIZ
tor. XIV. ID Nak discovered nat tAsF
are wanted 10 Akron, O. On taaIB y
n murder and that there IS 9 raWar1 o.
81 aA5 offered FOR them An atNcer
from Akron viil arrive tcday TO take
then there for trial on the charge 81
hMng q Greek restaurant keeper
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
NAERlLA GEs Mo-

HALLS. Tenn.-Charlis Carr and Mrs.
Nettis Nearn were quietly married at
the home Of the brides parents N THIS
city Sunday evening, Esquire c. w.
Scott officiating.
HALLS. Tenn Harold Gould. Of Chi
caSo. and Miss Ruby King, Of this
CITY. were married at the home OF the
brides mother Monday morning. I'm
nnediately after the ceremony the couple
loft for Michigan to make their future
home
PINE BLUFF. Ark n. pawkins,
Of this city and Miss Allie Mtlliken,
Of MerTSNllle. La we're married at
that place Wednesday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
COAL SITUATION IS
BETTER IN JACKSON

JACKSON. Term. March 10. tspll-
with a favorable weather change and
slight increase IN the shipments now
being received the coal shortage In
Jackson. which has been very threaten
ing curing the past several days Of
winter weather, has shown some -:
provement. Miners have informed Jack
son dealers that consignme nte win be
made as fast az cars can be secured.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10
WELLS SPEAKS AT HARDY

HARDY. Ark, March 10. tsp! -
Prank wells CANDIDATE Tor Democratic
nomination Tor govtFnor, page a. a.
dress to the people here MONDAY N me
interest OF his candidacy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10

HUNTSVILLE, Ala Mrs Ann
Strange, re. died Of heart failure at her
home SIX miles northwest 81 Huntsville
She is survived by two sons, WilNam
and John Strange, and daughter, Mrs
Freeman Allen Of Huntsville
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10

FLORENCE. Ala Little Lutals Ed
wards daughter o. M and Mrs w
Q Edwards disd from the effects Of
burns she received SATURDAY while
PLAYING IN trent Of an open CRATE fire
The funeral took place TdesasT 3 the
family home with tgr'a m the cry
Lamatlrw
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10

PINE BLUFF. Ark. Miss Marietta
Spesrs 10. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
John E Spters, Giea Friday a, the fam
llr residence. after a short Illness Of
pnsumonis. The deceased Was a mem
her Of ore Of the most prominent FAM
l.Ies of the city ana was the only child
ot her parents She was o sophomore
In the city high school and was q IA
voFita among her associates Tho flu
neral was he'd Sunday from the family
residence by Or J I Norris, pastor Of
First Presbyterian church The Ciu-
gems bank, OF which Mr. Speers Is pres
ident. remained closed Saturday N re-
spect 10 the family
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-10

HUNTSVILLE. Ala Mrs ELIZA Oh.
lespie, 60, wife 81 F { Gillespie, Of
Madison disa suddenly She is sur.
vived by her husband, four daughters
and SIX sons.