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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


lots lOh SALE eo
START money making Investment with
$50 cash and ilb YET month by huNing
a lot iu Lorraine Drive addition. Just "a
Few lr't. Usage Nl6.
st1to TERRACE pHtNE-4t'cautltul lot at
bargain Ossee S205.
500 HuNS north side lot IN fine location
hurry Usage S,ob.
SMALL houses and vacant lots and acre
tracks ON Sand spring and Sapulpa In
t"rurhBu ear line On Easy terms. Camph"u
a ucrry til-is sccurlt, Bids osase hi'"
ron SALE-tot toSt5o two room hoN
house. 1915 $ quaker. owner, oHage
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10
TEXAS" WILSON
HITS COLUMBUS

Texas Wilson and his wife, Mary,
Of the San Antonio country, gave
Wild West exhibition on the street
here Monday that attracted consider
able attention. Texas did some fancy
rope-throwing and other cowboy
stunts, and threw knives all around
his wife without puncturing her.
Texas Wilson is a very clever
man in his line A Dispatch reporter
who used to live in Montana saw him
bulldog steers at the Stampede in
Havre in 1919. Bull-dogging steers is
a dangerous piece Of business. The
widest kind of a steer that can be
found is confined in chute and prod
ded until he gets so mad he cannot
see straight. Then the entrance to
the chute is thrown open and the in
furiated animal goes tearing across
the plains. Texas Wilson, or George
Francis, or Jack Mabee, or whoever
the bull-dogger happens to be, pur-
sues the steer on horseback. Catching
up with the animal, and riding along
side him, the bull-dogger leaps from
the horse upon the back Of the steer.
He seizes the animal by the
horns, gives his neck a sudden
twist and throws him TO the ground.
Then with pieces Of rope which he
carries with him, the bull-dogger ties
the steers front feet and hind feet
and is ready to receive the prize, If
he did the trick in less time than his
fellow bull-doggers. The Stampede
and Roundup in the far west take the
place of the county fair in this Sec
ton.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10
GENERALS" OFF
TO OKOLONA THURS.
UnyanQuished Eleven Invades okOlOna
Territory for Game on
Armistice Day.

The unvanquished Stephen D. Lee
high school foot ball team will jour
ney to 0kolona for a game with the
0kolona High School Thursday, Arm
istice Day.
The eleven goes to the neighboring
town supremacy confident of victory,
but with every ounce Of the teams
ability and weight in the camp.
Not a single defeat has come to the
local eleven this season and they do
not propose to have this record married
in 0kolona. 1t is expected that tax
ing 0kolona in tow will be an easy
matter, though nothing will be left
undone to insure victory. The entire
team will go along, numbering about
twenty men.
In addition to the 0kolona game
the Generals" have two other hard
games. On November 10Th. the Ma
con team comes to clash with them
and on November 25, Thanksgiving
Day, they will meet the fast Meridian
High School eleven. This is expected
to be the hardest game of the season
and if the eleven here succeeds in
annexing the next two games much
will depend on the outcome of the
Meridian clash.
Victory then will mean a completed
season without a single defeat, and
the game will be the hardest fought
of the season.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10
Opera House Under
goes Many Changes
New, and Fresh Interior Greets
Theater-GOers at Seasons
Opening Monday Night.

With the opening Of the theatre sea
son in Columbus Monday night the
patrons Of the playhouse were most
agreeably surprised when they enter.
ed the theatre.
Many improvements had been made
thes interior newly painted and de-
corated and many other changes
greeted the eyes of large audience
which filled every seat in the house
for the opening bill, Coburn's min.
strels.
Mr.. Thomas J. Locke, owner and
manager Of the theatre, had begur
preparations for brushing up and re,
Lovating the theatre early in the fail
and the work has not yet been com,
pleted.
New scenery and curtains have beer
ordered and are expected to arrive
daily. This will add very materially
to the interior Of the house. The en-
tire building has been renovated ant
painted and put in first class condi
ton. Cork runway mats have beer
laid along the aisles, the dressing
rooms have been re-papered anc
other extensive improvements hav,
been made.
The lighting system has been mod
ernized with the latest type of foo
and orchestra lights.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10
WHAT THE LOWNDES COUNTY
CHAPTER RED CROSS IS DOING
Year Ending October |, 1920
Year Ending October l, 1920.

An Executive Secretary, Mrs. G. A.
Wilkinson, is regularly employed, per-
forming in addition to the duties in
cident to this office, those in part of
Public Health Nurse. In these cap
acities, she reports as follows:
W Home Service.
1873 soldiers and sailors, or their
families, have been given aid.
722e letters have been written in
their behalf, securing bonuses, com.
pensations, assurances, vocational
training, etc.
450 Questionnaires have been sent
out to ex-service men. Out of this
number 35 cases of tuberculosis have
been reported; Is requests made for
government lands; 10 applications
made for reinstatement Of insur-
ance; applications for bonus not
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10
FORMER RED CROSS WORK. RS
ASKED TO DECORATE CARS

Mrs. ]. I. Sanford, former Red
Cross worker, offers the Timely sug-
gestion that all former Red Cross
workers decorate their automobiles
and join the parade here Thursday in
commemoraticn of Armistice Day
The Red Cross was one of the most
potent factors in the winning of the
World War, and it will continue a
factor, in perpetuating the valor Of
the soldiers who fought beneath the
starry folds Of "Old Glory"
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10
COLUMBUS
YEARS AGO
From The Dispatch Files.
Nov. Il, 1906.

Nov. II, 1906.
Master Ellzey Pope is convalescing
from recent illnass. He will accom-
lpany his mother, Mrs. William Pope,
on visit tothe country hoping the
change will be beneficial. 1t is pleas
ant to announce Mrs. Pope also con-
tinues to improve.
Mr.. A. E. Love spent last Sunday
at the A. g. NJ. College with his
nephew, Mr.. Harold McGeorge. Mr..
McGeorge's friends will be glad to
learn that he has recoveredsfrom in
juries he, sustained in the foot ball
contest here during the fair.
DR.. VIM. r. Mckinley was called TO
Scoba Tuesday by the illness of his
sister, Mrs. Pinson.
i Mrs. Il. f. Johnston was in Bir-
mingham on business on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
| Mrs. Albert +. Herring, formerly
| of this city, was the chairman of the
beautiful Chrysanthemum show given
with such success in Atlanta last
week.
Mrs. Lewellyn Hatchett and Mrs.
J. !. Sturdivant are visiting Capt. Tom
Evans at his plantation home near
Columbus.
| Misses Pauline and Susie Owen en-
tertained informally at cards Wednes-
day evening in honor of their guest,
Miss Kitty Shepard, of Mobile, who
has been accorded much attention dur
ing her stay here.
Mrs. H. F. Simrall accompanied Mr..
Simrall to jackson, where the Missis-
sippi Industrial Exposition was the
attraction for five days beginning on
Monday, the fifth.
Misses Eugenia and Eleanor Steele
are with Mrs. L. f. Lide during the
absence of their mother, Mrs. Sanford,
who is visiting in st. Louis.
Mrs. r. f. Johnston is expected
the latter part Of the week after a
months visit to New York and to
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stepp have
returned after delightful visit to
Baltimore and other Eastern cities.
Their friends regret that they will re-
move to Winona, the recent transfer Of
the Southern train dispatcher's office
forcing Mr. Stepp to take up his
residence in that place.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10
received.
Civilian Relief.

Civilian Relief.
167 families have been visited, re-
ceiving medical and nursing care, sup
plies, etc. $40 visits made.
During the influenza epidemic in
February alone 81 people were giver
every kind of care. Secretary made
81 visits. Z paid and 8 volunteer
nurses were employed,
Total expenditure in this depart
ment has been $1,729.06.
OF sthe above amount $40O was
spent in paying for nurses, and sup
plies in homes in the town and county
that otherwise would have been left
absolutely destitute.
Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick.
Three classes with a total enroll
ment of 40 women were conducted by
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10
BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS CARDS

We have the most beautiful Christ
mas cards ever displayed in Column
bus. The line is especially, pretty, ar
tistc and handsome. IL you are con-
templating ordering Christmas cards,
you had better make your selection and
get your order in now. THE
DISPATCH. Telephone 90.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10

which stays with this Chapter.
We are asking in addition for cash
donations to the amount Of $4,000.
Send memberships and cash dona-
tions to Mrs. z. 2. Landrum, Treas
urer, Columbus. Miss
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10
READ THE CLASSIFIED.

In the Classified Department Of The
Dispatch you will always find some
thing worth while. Get in the habit
of reading the classified ads. 1t will
pay.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10
WEDDING INVITATIONS

The Dispatch is prepared to get
out your engraved wedding invitations
in very reasonable time. Beautiful
work, Queens White wedding cabinet
paper, and delicate shades Of type,
and the latest designs and types. Let
us have your order. Samples on re-
quest. THE DISPATCH.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10

a specially trained instructor. Of
this number 20 were colored, eleven
Of these receiving certificates. From
these classes three white and FIVE col
ored women are doing active nurs-
ing service with pay and three vol
unteer service.
In December the Executive Secre-
tary co-operated with the Parent
Teacher Associations in examining 100
children in Franklin Academy, looking
to the establishment of permanent
medical inspection in the schools.
Junior Department.
The members of this department
are the public school children of the
county. These children were very
active during war time, and have now
in their treasury $400. Their aetivi-
ties are in behalf of the Children's
Tubercular Hospital at Magee, Missis-
sippi, where, as soon as the $500 goal
is reached, their money will be sent.
The Lowndes County Chapter ex-
tends hearty thanks for most gener-
GUS volunteer service and splendid
cooperation during the past year.
Our quota the coming year is $500
memberships at 81, so per cent of
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10

Spasmodic advertising don't get YOU
much--be a regular.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10

A Wantad. will get what you want
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
9 ~ :.

@ir botten lett lestcn 5reitog
bis Gicnstug 6citdnOigcs &egenmct.
ter, Ser &e9en fam Iongiam un6
brang IN Den bis mebrcre SUB tiei
allsgctrofnctcn @oOen, uno mar bon
grOBcm Sortbeil fiir oic 8ei5cnIaot.
6ronf Grni, peI6cr IGngcre 3cit
III &onioS bcidGftigt mar, lit ipieocr
bierbcr Suriidgefcbrt.
9os Ion5Oergniiger, OoS lcstcn
Sm$tog SlbenO BET 2ouis MaeIer
attfano, mar infoI9e oes &egens
nift Icbr 5oblrei6 beiuft.
als einc Solge oc5 onGoltenocn
&egcnS iin0 Die &onoS iebt lebr ouf.
gerpeif)t un0 fir gutomobile nidt
fabrbar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
Adtuus stener5Gbler.

9en Steiter5a6lern bon 8ascona.
DC GountD bicnc oieies our gtofritt
OaB Der unter5ei6netc our gntgegcn.
naAme Der Steuern fir 0aS SSSabr
1920 un0 Soriabren on folgcnOen
Ga9en an ben an9egcbencn YlGbcn
an5utreficn icin miro:
8lanb, Is. Iooember, nafnit.
tags unO am 10. uno 20. Robcmber
bis 3 llbr na6m.
SDenspiIle am %, %,
a.. 26. unO 81. 3ooembcr.
&~niebuo, am 20. un0 80.
gtoDember bis baIb 4 llbr nQbn.
Worrior II, ON 6. uno 7. 0e.
dembcr bis 3 llbr nobm.
8ap, s. ln0 8. 9eaem6er.
Sol6e, Die %beriGumen ibre 6teu.
ern Dor bent 1. Sanltar, 1921 3u Be.
2ablen, perfallcn Der Strafe elmer
3insanflagc bon 1 8ro8ent pro Mo.
not. Ea9 benz 1. Sanllar merOcn
terl1cr @ebiibren ulo Soften beige.
fii9t.
9itte brin9t cure [cttiGbrioe
Steuer 2uittltnq nit.
a6tungspoG,
2orena@mo o.
Collector.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
Itsfnnft in Oentidcr Gprade.

9as altSfunftsbiiro in bcutife,
Sprade gibt b~ereitpilIigIt un6 TO.
tenlos altsfunft iiber oIle Die Dun
oesberiualtung betreffcnSc anaele.
aenbcitcn, offcntlidcs @cfun6Beits.
peicn. Soloatcn. uno Iotroienan.
eelesenbeiten, @eieteebuns, arbei.
teroerbaltniiie, DECENTRALIZATION, Gin
iuatocruns, auspanoerune, steuer.
ucicn. @eiiepdiie, eraiebunssneien.
II. !. 10. anfraaen iinb an riGten
an Sermon ibifion gureau
Of Soreisn 2ansuaee Snformation
Scrbice. amcricon ReS Cross. 1874
Gait 2Stb Street, Stem gorf, q. y.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
SGger Sur @arnnng!

Die llntcr5eidneten iparnen bier.
nit Seocrmann, boB alles Sagc1
oocr Salenitcllen auf unierer Gan.
ocreien 81 irgen6 elmer 3eit, bel Sag
oOer Nadt, alf bas gnti6ie0eroite
perbotcn lit, unO oaB mir ie6cn ge'
rtdtli6 berfolgen mer6cn ser 0ieics
8crbot iibertritt.
ScnrD 8eder,
Grnit 8. Wortin,
Saul Semne,
8m. Sro6ermann,
Ilbert 8ctrlts,
GbparO S6ncioer,
Greo Gir69ofer,
Gris SeIidloeecr,
Barbara 9iltbcp,
Oscar 2oebnig,
@m. 8uergcr,
&idaro @laIer.
gug. Rciobort,
Sobn Gfautid,
V. 6. &aImeper,
Seter 8ogel,
&beo. &rauie,
Tbeo. Sriamann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29

ah 10! Morib:. Stun, Sii6or,
mie gebt'S, mas modt Oein 11el,es
0eidaft, mos mirft es ob?
SiiOor: ga, mas pirO's obmerfen
bel Ocn i6leftcn 3eitcn, ni6t oie[,
i'd bcntc, 10 geger 6rci Grooent.
Worie: gt1r orei @roaent2
SIiOor; &os ocnfit 6lt, mcine if)
bod, fir bic @lGubiger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
SGser snr @arunns!

9ie llnter5ei6neten iparnen bier
nit Sc0ermann. OaB aaes Sagen
ODER 6oaeniteIlen nuf ltniercn San.
Oereien gu irgerb elmer Belt, bel Sag
ODER Na6t, auf bos Grtidie0en6ite
perboten 1T, un6 oob mir ieben &c.
ri6tli6 berfolgen peroen Der bieies
Serbot iibertritt.
SEQ, @eiIsr,
Otto Stocbr,
Geo. @ppIc,
8otbaro Sdmi0t,
6rau Serman 8rebc,
8iqiam Sdpart,
Gus. Setrlts,
8iaiam 0cppc,
Serman &onteiier,
Ro6nn Bros,
Sugo &1tbImann,
SuIius &obpn,
@eorg Sctrris,
Sacob Rucbigcr,
Geo. Nclrmonlr,
Soc 8iG.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
Mutton.

unter5cidneter miro IN ieiner
8obnung, 2 ReiIen Gitl. bon SWiss,
on Der Berger &ooo, am
Nittiuud, ben 3. NOuem6er,
%beginneno I'M 1 llbr nabn1ittags.
foI9enOeS bepegli6e Gi9entblm on
ben Weiitbietenoen pGrfnufen*:
Srommes 9lgep.4icro, Is Sabre
alt; Seriep Sub, miro i'm 0e6embcr
iriidmeItig; 2 S6peine, 8i,ggp
SuIfep, einipanniger G%ultipator,
8fIltg, Ggec, Sen, &ortoffeIn, gutter
Sag0bunO, 100 &iibncr, Gornfutter,
NobeI, Sous uno aii6cn9erdtbifafs
ten, 81 6ablrei6 I'M Oieielben bier
aIle 81 bencnnen.
9e0ingungen: 9aar.
SIN Sale es ON 3. Non. regnet,
finbet Der Scrtauf an nGdIten Gage
itatt.
SaItor Sobn Stops,
Serntorn, No., q. T..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29

Rorn, BEN cine Iiebe, Iiebe Grin.
nerltng lett bieIen Sabren beiuegt,
nod beute BON 0ieier G%rinnerung 10
sebren fam, oaB er %oerienigen nod
einmal Die Sanb oriiden mofte, Die
Ser @egcnitan0 Oieier grinuerung
it,"
Gle alte Game rang nah 8orten.
ur0 es Salerte mie0er geraltne 3eit,
bis Inn cine sic Stiae bannenoe
antlport suteil marc. rIaer6ings
mar ih iebr oerlpunoert, ooB sic
mid aufgeiltft BADEN. gs lit tpobI
6as SeItiamite. mas mir in meinem
Iangen Seben rpi0eriabren lit. Sn
mcinen @itpeniabren babe id 70
gut tpie ole5 allsgeifaltet, mas an
GiuOriiden in Der g%rinnerunq an
meme &inbbeit in mir perbIieber
mar"
rg(GcS, 6rau grofeiior?"
ga, allies" fam es 56gernS Der.
ans. Limo bod nift gang. 9lber
Oa5 Iicat MN nlid idon melt 81.
rid. Gs taltfte bier uno oa in ben
~eritelt Sabren meiner Gle auf, uro
eS beridIpan0 in elmer Seit, in ser
id meinem Iieben peritorbenet
Manne &amcraOin ur6 Stiise iein
0urfte."
Sect idpieg Der geIuder, un6
c. mlr6e inn ifhper, oas riftige
@ort gu elmer Gntgegnuug 5u lin.
Sen. SD bite Sic, perfennen Sic
nidt Die ltriade meires aommens!
9(ltdl i'd babe Elm Ianges G5eIeben
Hube un0 6eitigfett berIebt,
alld i'd babe in oen ipGtcren
6ieier gbe es pergeiien
un0 miiiieit, 0ok mir nift
MINER bns ailfbnuen f0nnen, mas
lns in Der Slaenb beaebrIif er.
Gin uncertainties @eiiibI
uar es, bas mid trieb, nod einn1aI
YER 8egeniiberSltreten, 6ie meinc
@iinide ,no Soffnungen be.
hattie un6 Die, tpie es mir
MINER if)ien, bieIeift audi cine
81 b~egrabenl bate, neil
1T 2~e6enstpeg - nie1eift, faee i'd
cine Hiftltng nabm, oie ibren
rIteH Srottmen ni6t aar5 emf.
Gin Ianaes sdmciscn foIgte
ieien @orten. Gonn iogte Die
5rau 9rofeiior nit einem miIben,
i%bricrenoen Son: y8ie fonnten
lie oenfer, OaB aid id - nein.
elm, sic irren iid, Iieber Sreuno!"
vger8eiben Sic, tuenn id mid
babe un6 70 fret tpar, ettpas
i fa9en, mas mid In meineni
lngen Seben betuegte uno mas i'd
Is 8~emeiniames 5piiden ung
ciOen empfunoen babe"
% mar es inn, aIs OBJ Die Wa.
zone nit elmer anttport fampfte.
lie er fir 3%uitimmlna baIten
,nnte. l1n0 er fan6 6en Rut, ibr
Die San6 eut9egen5uItrcden.
5rau Crete" ingte err Ieiie, fat
rbor6ar. llno bof bate iie i'm
Sic entaoa hire Sano
ift Der ieinen, uno Ian9e, longe
iie ii6 8efaBt. SD peiBI"
bann Ser olte Serr, un6 nit
mem Ieid)ten Nifen beiabte tic. -
Ser &on8leirat bate ii6 perab.
Sn Dem trouten @ituen.
iibden Job oie aIte Game un6
(0tterte in einem bergiIbten
un6 ibre gugen Der.
eften iid in @erie, Die elm [iebenber
singing ibr Dor mehr olg biersio
gepi6met bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
Nene 4naetgen
&epnblitaHiiae ~geriammluusen.

Sn foIsenoen 8Idsen uno Srt'
i6aften IN @asconaSe Gountp ner-
Den pGbren6 bieies Ronats politi.
i9e S~eriammIiingen itattfinbcn, in
lpeIden Die repubIifaniidcn Goilntp'
ganoiOuten lino anoere 8ebner, Gin.
ipraden iiber Ole poIitiidcn Cages.
balten tuerocn:
Fri, Oct. 90, 1880 p. m.
Hermann, Sat-, Oct. 80, 1880 p. m.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29

SOdin perlaHst. Cine Jrau oocr
gfdOfjen fir ua9emeinc Sattsarbcit
rno ais &06in. Gutter 2obn ,,no
9ltteS Seim. Sd0neS 3immer NIT
gao. &ein 8ai6en unO 9iioeln.
gflr orci in Der 6amilie. mrs.
S. VI. gartb, Columbia, 500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29

H7aae unicre 2cicr, pclde sic
3eitun9 nidt regelmaBig erbolten,
beno6ri6tigen, oomit u,r gbbilfe
limo gebctcn, lins per 8%oitfarte su
idasfcn fonnen. Sic ertuclien ,ns
oantit cine grobe @efdlliafcit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29

78eadtet Dos Datum ulf BEN
aoreB5cttel bes 8cItsbIattes unb er.
neuert oas Announcement foboIb ais
tuie oasielbe abgeIaufcn lit. @enn
Sic bas 8olfsbIott nidt erbalten,
Damn lit b0dit WabrideinIt9 Der
Brunb oafiir, bob SIR announcement
Der @rneuerl,ne bebarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
Hadrid)ten ans aasreu5euOeu Som
ties, ans nnierem Staat nuS
anbercn Staateu.

Sn Sctroit, Wih., mllB es mirf-
lid Dfciu" alSieben, Ocrn Die Sci.
tltngcn meIOeten Ieste 8ode, Dab
ilber touienO 6reiwiIlige, nit @e.
pebren belpafinet, Die StraBen Der
StaOt potrouilliefcn, I'M Die Sta0t
ppn StruBcnrGltbern u1O anbcrem
8riinOcl 5lt i6llbern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
Ndtnna SGaer.

Solgen0c Sarmer perbieten bier.
nit Oo8 So9en unO SaaenIteGIen ouf
ibren 2GnOereien uno pornen gu.
pieOerbanocInOe oaB iie aeridtIiG
DcrfoIgt neroen:
Sronf Sndcn,
6rco 6. ModeI,
Ondeu Bros,
Sermon grflina.
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I6tnug SGger.

Sd per6iete hermit allf metrer
5arm aIlcs Sagcn ODER 6~oIeniteGcu,
bel Gag oOer bel Tadt. Gba8.
Serntonn, Mo., n. 1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29

Serlanst cin 5uperlGBIife8
Ocutides NGbhcn INT ocn @o1s6olt
5u filbrcn fiir Gin Gbepaor nit aruei
&inOcrn, 0eren Gltern bei6e alBer,
benz 9altIe beidGftigt ii1tu. Nrs.
:. W. 9epcnOobl, 1923 Clap.
ton Ibe., ct. &ollis. DO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29

Die ltoatlidc lltilitp &ommiilion
bat leete ISOLDE Der naatp" 8abn.
gcieaitait bic Inlpeiiung gegeben,
bel NorO Sefferion tpieber elm &c.
p~otgebGuoc gu balter, Oil Stele bes
im leste1l 8inter ubgebrannten &c.
b1ltocs. Gleid3eiti9 erlieB Die &om.
miiiion Den 9efebl an ale Sobnge.
leai6aitcn in M%iiiouri, in 3ufunft
feinerlei NenOerungen ober Gin.
idrGnfltngen i'm EaiiagicroieuIt Dor.
5unebmcr, obne nidt borber nit Der
lltilitp &ommiiiion sic Code be.
rotben gu ba6en. Die 9abnen Ton.
men olio nidt mebr G%igenmGdtig
3ilge bonn Geleiic nebmen ooer an.
baltcitclen wchieln oocr oufgeber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29

81 pcrfanfcn: flint 2ots at Der
7. uto Gutenberg Strabe gu b0dlt
annebmbarem BreiIe. q. W. Stcs'
Ell, Serrnonn, Io.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29

81 %pcrfanfen: eebraudtc dccono
bonb) Sci5ofcn, fir &oblen ODER
Sola, in beltem 3uItanoe. Senrp
Sc I'M Ell, Sermanrr, @o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29

Sic pcrbilnoctcn 9totionen berIan.
gen micOcrum 100000 &iibe bon
GeutidInno. Die 3eitungcn bcri6.
ten, OaB bunocrte bon Oeutiden Sim.
bern ON pcrbllneern ieicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29

elliot Maridou, Mapor bon ct.
Soicpb, DO, ieit Orei IerninenL bot
an Den Mtopor elmer ieOen Staot in
Ntiiouri geidrieben, ole 5uialnmen
5lt mirfen, DAB Die ituotIide lltilitp
&onlmiiiion abgei9offt WerOe, eircs.
tbeiIs neil iie Den Stellcr5abIern Oes
Staates 9unOerttollienoe fetet ulb
anoerntbeils neil fait aae @nti9ei.
Oungcn Der &omniiiion 5u 8uniten
Der &Orporationen iin6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29

3n D~erfanfeu: mein godItcin
8obnbalts an Der oitI. Sront etroBe
in Sermam. 9osieIbe bot s BIN.
mer' nebit gao. SuroL
Sermonn, 500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-18


A son was born 70 Mr. and Mrs A.
3. Stealey At their home on Columbia
street
Miss Jennie Gardener has been iii
for the past week with the grip.
Mrs. John Robey and six children
! are Ill with influenza at their home at
Pleasant Valley. The eldest son, Clar-
epce, is quite Ill.
Hugh Harr left last night for Bal
timore. where his father, R. Z. Harr,
VIII undergo an operation today at
Johns Hopkins hospital. Mrs. Ho-
mer Hail, daughter OF Mr.. Harr, has
been with him for the past two weeks.
Miss Jeanette Fletcher is i'll witt
the grip at her home on Quincy street.
Miss Mary Chapman OF 207 Albert
court. who had ben Ill for the past
ten days. with grip is not so we'll a,
this time.
Charles r. Holt. Of Chicago stIt,t
has gone 70 Washington, d. c. on a
two weeks business trip
Mrs. Anthony Bowen is III a.
fBowenita with an attack of the grip.
Harry Aiken is slowly recoyerinc
from an illness with intlamatory rheu.
matism at the home OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Aiken on Watson
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-18
Dance Tomorrow.

Dance IOm0froW.
Patrons and Patronesses have been
announced as follows for the infor-
NAL dance to be giOen at the Masonic
Temple tomorrow evening by a COM
mittce of local young men: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
son Beale. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. An
drews, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Tucker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Slack, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan Chambers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooks Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Edwin Watson. The -Wicde-
meyer orchestra of Huntington will
furnish the music for the dancing.