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The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
NEW MERCANTILE COMPANY.
Jones-Hughes Company Viii Take
 Over the s. I. Wood Store.


 Over the s. |. Wood Store.
 At meeting held Friday the or ganization of the Jones' Hughes Mer- camille Company was completed and the articles of incorporation are now on record in the county clerks office. The new company, which takes over the old established business of s. I. Wood on South Mena street, is cap italized at $25,00O, with all shares subscribed and paid up. The stock holders are we'll known men of Mena, and include T. R. Jones, ST., T. R. Jones, Jr., J. A. Hughes, R. o. Wood, T. A. Allen, R. L. Norris, Claude Will liford and John s. Jones. Former Mayor Jones is president of the com pany, Mir Williford e-president, and MT. Hughes secretary-treasurer The stockholders are not new to Mena mercantile circles, and include some of the most prominent of the active and progressive elements of the local business world. Work of invoicing stock of the Wood store began Monday, and business will be suspend ed until this is finished. It is expect ed that after few days the new own CTS will be able to reopen the doors ready to receive customers and start on what they confidently believe to be successful mercantile venture.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
Claim Catch 15o Pounds Fish.

For quantity of fish caught, B4b Norris, his son, Oliver, and Raymond Norwood have it all over the rest of the local anglers. They showed up Thursday morning with great string hanging from the side of the Norris car, and Bob said this was only part of what they had caught the night be- fore in the Ouachita river east of Mena They estimated the total catch of the party at 150 pounds.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

Seitz will be guests of W. z. Bennett and family on Tenth street. ] E. D. Stuart of DeQueen was a Mena visitor. Saturday on business for the Stuart Land Company.
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. Audas of Wal dron are visiting with their son, H. E. Audas, in the Ink neighborhood. i J. o. Winsett and Mrs. M. A. Stock ton, both residents of Cove have been licensed to wed by County Clerk Will Alexander.
 E. D. Ellsworth of the White Pro- | duce Company loaded and shipt out Friday night carload of hogs for the Kansas City market.
 W. NJ. Lovewell of Hatton was in Mena Saturday and secured from county clerk Alexander a license to wed Miss Mary E. Smith, also of Hat ton.
 County Clerk Will Alexander is taking advantage of the short ses- sion of the grand jury by getting the i certificates to pay the jurors ready this week instead of waiting until the first of the month.
 Mrs. c. w. Taylor of Kansas City returned home Friday afternoon fol- lowing an outing at the country home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. M R. Began, west of Mena.
 W. E. Watkins, John Oliver, L. M. Clark and Jack Lofts left Friday for Elgin, Ok, to look after interests in the Patrick Oil Company, which has just started drilling on it's holdings.  Mrs. E.. P. Mathis and son arrived from Los Angeles Friday to join Mir. Mathis, who returned some weeks ago and has purchased a sawmill, and will again make their home in Polk county.
 The remains of James Smith, vet eran of the Civil War, who died at the home on Janssen avenue, were taken Friday to the old home at Siloam Springs for burial. The sur viving wife and daughter accompa- nied the body.
 c. D. Baker piloted party of Ok lahoma land hunters from Mena to DeQueen Thursday, making the trip in two cars of the Stuart Land Com pany, driven by Messrs. Bratcher and Autrey The Mena men returned Fri day morning.
 D. A. Jones left Thursday for Tex arkana to bring his car back to Mena, the machine having been left there some time ago. MT. Jones is the local representative of Early & Jones, high way builders, and will use the car in the work in Mena and vicinity.
 Mrs. Claude Ward and children, c. P. Wilson and J H. Hunt, all resi- dents of Fort Smith, arrived in Mena Friday afternoon to spend the week end with Mir. and Mrs. Otho Ozment. Mir. Wilson is the father of Mrs. .sOz- ment and Mrs. Ward is sister of the Mena lady.
 Dr. l.. A. Thomasson returned to Mena Friday from trip to points in Georgia, where he visited his mother near Atlanta, and friends and rela- tives in different section of the state. He traversed portion of the state swept by the recent cyclones and be- lieves the true estimate of damage has not yet been made.
 The Rev. c. W. Green, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Picker ing, Mo, arrived in Mena Friday to recuperate for a month, and during that time will preach on Sundays at the First M. E. Church. Mir. Green, with his family, spent some time here about seven years ago, and returns because he expects to find benefits from the climate, having passed thru very severe winter in north Missou- ri
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

Bad breath, bitter taste, dizziness and general mo account" feeling is sure sign of torpid liver. HERB NE is the medicine needed. It makes the liver active, vitalizes the blood, regulates the bowels and restores fine feeling of energy and cheerful ness. Price 60c. Sold by Jackson Drug Co.--Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

Hiss Mabel Lee returned Monday o tho cashiers cage at Petty's, after ~eekrs vacation and rest at home.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

Grady Embry left Thursday morn |1e for DeQueen to look into busi- |,<ss proposition.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

E. D. Stuart of DeQueen was a Mena visitor. Saturday on business for the Stuart Land Company.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Audas of Wal dron are visiting with their son, H. E Audas, in the Ink neighborhood.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

John P. Meinert of Atlanta, Ga, is n Mena to visit his friend Jack Alger End investigate conditions in the |1ena mining field.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
RSONAL NOTES

.. R. Kelly of Newton, Kas., is look |r< over Polk county farm prospects.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

J. o. Winsett and Mrs. M. A. Stock ton, both residents of Cove have been licensed to wed by County Clerk Will Alexander.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

Henry Smith, who has been in the fny.fo the past two years, is here isi<inx his mother, Mrs. Ida Smith, E fhc Dickson Hotel.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

Seitz will be. guests of W. z. Bennett and family on Tenth street.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
Our New Shoe Man
 .A .* .A

Allow introduce Mir w. with Hardware Mere Co., Wadon Arkansas MT Self to buy him will in the kind of shoes should
 
  did those bought this and that buy from the APARTMENT. WHY? There S shoes Children Misses Boys Growing  children MT Self
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

E. D. Ellsworth of the White Pro- duce Company loaded and shipt out Friday night a carload of hogs for the Kansas City market.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

4 new awning of the hanging type : being Constructed at the Petty tore, to shade the show windows at he corner of the building.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

IT. md Mrs. M. c. Seitz of Tex zknne axz new residents of Mena, e4ehInk the city Sunday to make deIE h0Eze. They have purchased the
 UiIIef place in the west part of Y <l1 [x, and Mrs. Dilley are plan zz|||: |zz|z||1|E: Fl W 4o Fayetteville. Until they
 LII k]|<lk new home Mir. and Mrs.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

'. A 9Ides of Jennings, Ok, after |eoEinE ovor Polk county farm land 6T 0&Icy dccided to buy the J. w
 6Fxl1o0 place of 80 acres near Dal- 1s A 64aI was consummated thru 6e HaniIton agency, and Mrs. Sides o1 Eo<& back to Jennings to bring [ zznIzx fo their new home in Ar
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

x. 2. Ford has added to his holding 4 Mena realty by purchasing the -1oom house on Missouri avenue uned by ". D. Eskew of Arkadel-
 Aia and Jack Brady's home on Pine
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

i Roberts of Heavener is in hs city looking for a restaurant or lofel location. He thinks favorably Mena and it's future prospects.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

W. NJ. Lovewell of Hatton was in Mena Saturday and secured from county clerk Alexander a license to wed Miss Mary E. Smith, also of Hat ton.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

Mrs. Earl Chrisman and her two hildren came down from Kansas City Thursday to spend a month or more n Hena with her father, Dr. W. c.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

". T. Ashford, who until IS months |eo had been resident here 20 years, |nd who left for the oil fields, has re- |nrned and engaged in the blacksmith be business.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

Alex CoyIc came up from Grannis Iaturday on business and made the |aoutb8 of friends water by his stories f the fine Strawberries the Grannis |olks arc getting from their gardens. |rhe flint Shipment of berries left |sranrls Iast week, he reports.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

F Mrs. s. D Russell of near Nunley |Fas in Mena Thursday to meet her |lAuEht1x, Mrs. F. A. Goodyear, who, |xitf two children, is coming to Polk ounty to npend the summer. Upon 'eaetink Mena it was learned that 6e yiGikor could not get here before
 I|nY ufGht. Mrs. Goodyear now Iyeo et Sole, N. M.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

Among the visitors to Mena Thurs. |ay vas VI. L. Nichols of Hatfield. An nteresting item in his family is the ecent return home of his son, Dewey, rhs has been in Kansas City for some konths. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
ustanawiali ten wiclki nasz
rzad."
OBU PARTYI
,PELNI DOBREJ NADZIEI.

Nowy York, so. pazdziernika.
- George White. prezes kraiowe-
go komitetu demokratycznego,
ziozyl wczoraj nastepujace O.
Swiadczenic o spodziewanych
Tezitatach przv>zlowtorkowych
wyborow:
.Og6lna polityczna sytuacya
PREY koncu ostatniego tygodnia
kampanu roku 1920 jest peina O.
znak, kt6re bezsprzeczaic zaPo--
wiadaja zwyeiestwo demotSratow.
Gtrbernator Cox i pan Roosevelt
Pozyskaja w dodatku do Stan6w
poiudriowych graniczne Stany
Maryland. West Virginia, Kentu,
cky, Missouri i Oklahoma. jako--
tel Ohio i Indiane. w Stanach
uadatlantyckich - W New York,
Massachusetts i Rhode Island -
sytuacya poiepsza sic Z kazda
minuta, a jesteSmy pewni, re Edo
bedziemy New Jersey, Connect
cut ! New Hampshire.
IL Zachodu nadchodza take
raporty. re Montana, Colorado,
Arizona, Idaho, New Mexico,
Washington, Nevada, South Da-
kota i Utah sa zapewnionc Ola
demokratow. a wicrzymy, re edo
bedziemy tskze Kaliforna, Ne
braske i Poiudniowa Dakote. w
Minnesota, Oregon i Wiscor-
sinie nasze widoki Poprawiaja
sic z godziny na godzine, a wiel-
XII zwrot ma nasza korzySc dale
sic zauwazyt y Kansas, Illinois,
4 nawet Iowa.
,,Zastepy republikan6w znaj--
duja sic w stanie demoralizacyi
cd granicy kanadyiskiej Po cato
ke Mcksykarrska i Cd Atlantyku
20 Pacyfik. Ich SHY So wszedzic
w pe,nym odwrocie."
R6wnocze.nie Viii H. Hays,
prezes krajowego komitetu repu-
blikanskiego, wydas oSwisdczenie
rastepujsce:
,,Zblizamy sic obecnie do kon-
ca kampanii. Re strony republi--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
NAJLEPSZE re
WSZYSTKIEGO.

Kupujac cos, naturalnic stara-
Gle sig otrzymac najlepszy pro
dukt "a swoje pieniadze. Stosow-
rie do Powyzszego powinnlscle
bye wybredpi kupujac leksrstwo.
w kazdym wypadku kupujec le-
karstwo, starajcie sic o to, ably
byto talk pewnem, zeby przynio-
slo VAN szybka i staia ulge.
NJ BIT
TIERS ME ma rownego sobie ma
niestrawnosc, zatwardzenie, Ultra
te apetytu, zawrot 'glowS odbi--
jamie sic, wymioty ftp Gdy uzy-
%ane regularnie pred kazdem
jedzeniem, przyczyni sic do natu-
ralnego trawienia oraz zuzytko-
wanna pokarmow, zapewni Wan
zdrowy wypoezynek W nocy, "a
pobieze konstypacyi, utrzyma
cialo Vase W odpowiednim sta
ME odpornosci ma choroby. Try
majcie wisc zawsze butei&e W
pogotowiu i uaywajcie prey pier
wszych oznaksch zaburzeh 70
ladka i wnetrrno5ci. NEUROP1N
STOMACH BITTERS jest ma
sprzedaz W aptekact1, lab tez pi-
szcie wprost do: J. B. SCHEUER
CO., IT w. Austin ave, Chicago.
III. (Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
Wilson Zapowiada
ZwyciestWo Coxa.
PrzeW6dcy Obu PartyiPe|ni
DObrej Nadziei.
Harding ma Us|ugach Wiel-
kich Finansistow.
Zapowiedz Rychlego Uznania
Rzadu Meksyka1skiego.
10 Zaginionych W Katastrofie Kolejowej
ZasluiOna Kara ola Paskarza.
.INNE TELEGRAM KRAJOWE.
Zasluzona Kara ola Paskarza.
INNE TELEGRAM KRAJOWE.
WILSON ZAPOWIADA
ZWYCIESTWO COXA.
Washington. 80. pazdziernika.

Washington SO. pazdziernlka'
= Prevalent Wilson wystoso-
wal wczorsj nastepCj9cy list do
demokratycznego nominate, gu
bernatOra CoHa:
E, ,,Wobec zbhzanja sic Rampant
do decydujgcego rezultatu, milo
mi W tym iiScie wyrazit panu, Z
jakim podziwem $ledziiem pre-
bieg caicj prowadzonej przez pa
ia kampanii. WypowiadateS sic
pan prawdziwie / be- obawy W
sprawic wieTkich P~roblemow.
kt6rwh los sic wazy i wierzc, &c
otrzymasz pan entuzyastyczne
poparcie g$osujqcych obywateli
kraju. Jake jeden Z giosujacych
i pahskich wspotobywateli, prag-
ne da6 wyraz swego' peinego i
kompletnego zaufania ola pana'
jakotez mojej pefnej ufnosci, IL
pod pafskiem kierownictwem
bedziemy mogli poprowadzic po-
tityke rz9du krajowego nEprzod
20 drodze liberaInej legislacyi !
humanitarnych reform, az caiy
SWAT znowu ujrzy obraz caiej
SLY demokracw / szczeSliwe O.
woce tegu. o czem przemySliwali
za.ozvciele naszej rcpublTki, gdy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30

len przeciwko nieopaleniu miesz-
kan przez wIascicieli. Lokatorzy
skarza sic, IL wiaSciciele ME O.
grail jeszcze ami razu mleszka-
mia w tym sezonie jesiennym. 10
misarz dr.. Robertson, ia spraw-
dzenie powyzszych zazaleh, wy
slal k~ilE7,H,astu inspektor6w i je-
zeli fsktycznic sprawl sig tax
przedstawia, wiaSciciele ci costa
ma pocisgnieci do odPowiedzial-
noSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
0dezWa Do PGlak6g Ma
J~sdWiguWis' AVondaIG,
WEadySEaWOWiG "
Irving PaTku

z powodu 5wietnei piracy re-
prezentanta Theodore R. Steiner
ia z 2Jgo senatoryalnego dystryk-
III, kazdy Polak i Polka ppwinni
zr0bic krzyzy& pred jego nazwi-
'skiem, gdyz rok i pol temu on byi
jcdnym z tych, co wstrzymaz bill
" legislature zabraniaiacy nauki
jezy&a polshego W szkosch pa
rafialnych i walczyi "a woinoScia
obywateistwa W Stanie Illinois.
(Ogf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30

kanskiej podnossono koniecznos6
odzycia patryotyzmu W kraju,
Pestawla .sobie ona "a gi6wny
eel utworzenie z powrotem eko-
nomicznej i wydainej administra-
cyl w rzadzie krajowym."
,,Demokratyczna strategic W
tel kampanii polegaEa ma rozpacz-
liwyeh probach rchylenia sic cd
sprawiedliwej i winnej odpowie-
dzialnosci "a demokratyczne eks-
trawagancye, autokracye i ME
zdolnosc r~ozwiazania zsdnego z
Problem6w krajowych. Demokra
tyczny zarzsd probowai krye sic
"a fala spohoiowego" dymu, kto-
ry jest takiem samem oszustwem
jak obietnica Wilsona w roku
1916, re utrzyma on mas zdala Cd
wojny. Nam stuprocentowa via
re w zupe4ne zwyciestwo repu--
blikahskie tel jesieni, poniewaz
posiadam stuprocentowe zaufanie
W amerykahski zdrowy ROSA
dek.
Many 80 Stan6w napewne re-
publikahskich, W dodatku do te-
60 7 prawdopodobnie repubii--
kahsGich i tylko 9 napewne de-
mokratycznych Najmniejsza IL
'czba pewnych republikafiskich
glosow elektoralnych wynosi 1863.
Procz tego jest 0 wiele lepsza niz
so procentowa szsnsa pozyska--
MIA "a tych gfos6w mad to, co u
czynisoby 800 repub1ikahskich
gios6w elektoralnych, PREY praw-
dopodobiehstwie pozyskania je--
szcze % w dodatku."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
n.czSOSC GROSERNICY.

STOW. Polskich GroserniRtw odoe-
die swote posiedzenie, " ponte--
dzialek. dnia 1go listopada. " sail
Atlas, PREY Emma III, q godzinie sci
wieczorem. Wszyscy So proszeni o
przybycie. poniewaz So wa2ne spra-
Wv do zalatwienia. - 2 szacun-
klein, Komitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30

Stanow Zjcdnoczonych, ale TAX
samo casego swiata."
List pana Pasqueiry zapewnia
o uczuciach przyjazni, jake zywi
narod meksykanski ola Stan6w
Zjednoczonych i omawia szczeso-
lowo rzekome potwarze, ktores
jak twierdzi, powodowaly W Sta
mach Zjednoezonych pewne u
przedzenia do narodu meksykan-
skiego, poczem zapewnia: Rad
meksykahski jest gotow utwo--
rye wspolne komisye arbitracyj-
na ola pacyfikacyi i zasatwienia
pretensyi, podnoszonych przez
cudzoziemcow z powodu szk6d,
poniesionych podczas rewolucyi".
Wobec tego pan Colby dowo-
dzi, re Rad meksykahski ziozyl
Juz dowody ME tylko swej sta
soSci, ale takze .dobrej wolf i TO-
zumnego pojmowania swych obo
wiazkow, a zatem zasiuguje ns
oficyalne uznanie re strony Wa
c~Jyo otOnii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
Bandycka czworkS, zostals

DdIIuyCha NAWOI htH IOo0o4U
onegdaj zaciagnieta w kEiegi kry
minalne pod zarzutem 2fnliu 70
znych kradziezy i rabunk6w. So
to: William ,Hard-Boiled" Bar
ry, Jerry Smith, alias WILLIAMS,
Ian Hale i brat jego Edward. Z
powodu niepenoletniego. wieku
bandyto.v, zostana onis Hostawie-
nj dzisiaj pred sad dla>,masolct-
Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30

g}Osow elektoralnych. PREY praw-
dopodobiehstwie Pozyskania je--
szcze % w dodatku."
HARDING Ma USLUGACH
WIELKIEGO KAP1TALU.
Akron, Ohio. 80. pazdziernika.
- G~ubernator Cox przyby} wczo
raj do Akron - w a godzin %
odjezdzie i nietortunnym wyste-
pie tutaj senatora Hardinga -
w odpowiedz; ma lego budzace
t5Smiech -politowania Zapewnie--
MIA, IL ME stoi na uiczyich uslu--
garh, oraz, re jest najmniej
sIrepowanym &c wszystGich kan
dydat6w. kt6rzy kiedyEolwiek ..
trzymaIi nominacye prczvdency-
alma, wyjawil L GAIA otwarto-
5cia, JAZZ W rzeczywistoSci ia re
koma niezaieznoSG republican,
skiego nominate wyglada. Naz-
wal on jego oSwiadczenic lar
tenn i napietnowai go mianem
najzacofahszego reakcyonisty,
kt6ry sig znajduje W Eniewoli
wielkicgo kapitaiu i'intercs6w
korPoracyjnych W cafym kraju. L
kolei przedstawiI demckratycz--
ny nominal, jake zobowiazania !
wobec kogo pan Harding zacia-
gnqi, stawiajac pod lego adresem
nastepujqce pytania:
,.Gdy W Chicago w pokoju
Georgia. Harvey'a W hotelu
Blackstone edbywaio sic o godz.
2:1O pc pdiaocy zebranic, ma kt6-
rem konspiracya nominacyjna
zostala os~tatecznie zadecydowa~
ma ! u}ozona, ma jake pytania
musiat pan odpowiadat i jake
obietnice poczynit, zanim oiigar-
CHA senatoryalna postanowiia u
dzielic panu nominacyi? Czy ME
obieca}cS pan Geo. Harvey'owi
miejsca w swym gabinecie?
Cry pahSka platforma upowa-
mia pana do zawarcia oddzielne-
so pokoja Z Niencami, celem pc
zyskanja, jak powiada Geo. Vie
reck, 100000 gios6w proger-
mahskiej partyi w Ameryce?
yCzy pahska Qlatforca upowa
mia pana do czynienia obietnic
chicagoskiemu bankierowi Geo.
Reynoldsowi, kt6ry ma podsta--
vie konferencyi Z panem zapew-
nil swych przyjaci6a, re zgodzi
sic pan ma poprawke do federal
nego aktu rezerwowego, ma pod
stawie ktorej w federalnym wy
dziale rezerwowym ME bedzic "a
siadaG Mkt inny oprocz bankie--
row, ably w ten sqosdA napowrot
oddac W rece malej grupy ban
kier6w kontrole interesow finan-
sowych A~meryki?
.Jakie jest wreszcie porozumic
ME pahskie z Elihu Rootem, kt6-
re spowodowaio 60 do pospiesze-
mia panu ma obrone w chwili, gdy
pan Taft wskazaf ma prawdopodo
biehstwo wakarsow w Najwyz-.
Sym Trybunale!"
RYCHLE UZNANIE RZADU
MEKSYKANSKIEGO.
Washington, 80. paEdziernika.
Sekretarz stanu Colby otrzy-
1aai Cd pana Roberto V. Pasquei-
"a. poufnego agenta meksykai--
skiego, list, po przestudyowaniu
ktorego .oSwiadczyl:
Sadie, IL mann podstawy do
wyrazenia sic, re kwestya meksy-
kailska zaprzestanie wkr6tce bye
wogole jakaS kwestys,gdyz wkro-
tee zostanie zrspelnie rozwiazana
Il to ME tylko 0 lie dotyczyo na
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ZABIEGI o ZNIzEN1E CEN
G

Filadelfia, 80. pazdziernika.-
Przesdtawiciele w~iascicicli ko-,
pain wegla twardego uchwalili tu
ra wczorajszej swcj konferencyi
wspo4dzialat Z departamentcm
sprawiedliwo5ci, celem doProwa-
dzenia do ~znizcnia cen WegIa, i
to glownic przcz stsbilizacye Cd
roSnego rynku handlowcgo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
KATASTROFA
w ZAToCE NARRAGAN-
SETT.

Newport, R. T., 80. pazdzierni-
ka. - Nalezacy do wydziahn ma
rynarki Stanow Zjednoczonych
konkretowy okret Cape Fear"
kolidowal wczotaj w najgiehszej
czeSci zatcki Narragansett z pa
rowccm City OF Atlanta" linii
Savannah i poszedl W ciqgu
trzech minut ma idno. Ma polka
dzic jego znajdowa,a sic zalosa
z 81 ludzi, z po5rjd kt6rych brak
lest 10.
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PRZECIW
Bav City, Mich, 80. pazdzierni

ka. - Luther Ellison z jones'
boro. Ark, zosta1 pr!zez sad tu--
tejszy skazany wczoraj ma diva
lata wiezienia w Fort Leaven-
worth i $1,000 grzywny "a pas
karstwo cukrem ! handlowan:c
MIN bez licencyi.
Washington, 80. pazdziernika.
Adwokaci II hurtowrych skfa
COW groseryjnych " Novel An
sill wnie5li do p~rokuratora gene
raIncgo Paimcra petycye, W ito-
,ej domagaja sic Sledztwa ! kerry
ma urzednik6w The American
Sugar Refining Co., dowodzac,
&c prowadzila ona konspiracys
.,celem wymuszania i $rubow-anla
wyg6rowanych cen ma artykusy
koniecznoSci zyciowych."
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Young Women's Christian
industrial Mission

3l-E9 North Fourth Street
Keekuk. lows Phone Red 8l(
An Agency for the MORAL PRO
TDCTION, GUIDANCE AND TRAIN
ING Of Lone Colored Women and Girls
eoming - stranges to Iowa for work
or visit. WRITE Us, and We will =.
sist you to ind A PLACE TO WORK;
"A HOME AND THE CHURCH YOU
WANT IN any Of our lows towns.
Southern girls not qualified for serv-
Ice in modern northern homes can re-
eeive training in our Housekeeper 9
Emergency Course Bible Training and
other subjects also taught.
This Institution supports Free
Reading Room, Bureau Of Information
and place Of Christian recreation. Open
afternoons daily. For all Christian
workers. When in Keokuk comp to tho
aission. This means you.
MISS SIDNEY J. DAVIS, supt.
Adv
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KAPPA ALPHA PSI.

Iowa City, Iowa, Jan. 13.-The Kap-
pa Alpha Psi fellows and pledges have
now resumed their former tasks, which
for eighteen days were left undone,
but patiently awaited their return. The
sad news was brought back to the chap
ter that the grim monster, death, had
pitched battle against one of our be-
loved members of the last two years,
Mr.. Roby L. Crawford, and that the
monster was the victor. We were all
grieved very much to hear of the death
of Brother Crawford. AS means of
showing our attitude toward and our
respect for Brother Crawfod, the fra
ternity in conjunction with the Du
Bots Literary society gave a program
at the home Of the Delta Sigma Theta
sorority on Sunday, Jan. II. The fra
ternity used to symbolic Brother
Crowford g body wreath that was
marked with much beauty which
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.ls{iE
Keep e{gkZ2zH

lily, first teacher; Mrs. Mable Crowden
| second teacher and organist; Miss Tres
! ola Taylor, third teacher; Master Ken
| meth Palmer, librarian.
William Crump of Davenport arrived
Monday night and is visiting in the
Burquett home. Will says he will be
here several days attending to bust
ness. He reports Mrs. Crump's health
fine. $3.50, r-
Mrs. Charles Edam will serve lunch
con Friday night in her beautiful home
in the interest Of the Second Baptist
church. IA 1851
Born, Sunday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Brown, a son, and died
Monday The little body was taken
Tuesday to Keokuk for burial. This is
indeed sad Mr.. and Mrs. Brown have
the sympathy of the entire community.
Mrs. Brown is very weak at this writ
ing.
If you have news for the Bystander
phone Black 725.
Tuesday night, Jan 10, Esther chap
ter met in its first regular session Of the
new year with the newly elected mat
ron, Lister Mable Crowder presiding.
The meeting was well attended.