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jMuchachas! Los Limo
mes Limpian;
Blanquean.
+ - d:
IHaga una Locion dc Limon
para Duplicar la Beileza
de su Cults.

Exprima ell jugo de dos llmones en-
una botella que contenga tres onZas
de Orchard White. Ia cual puede con
seguir en- cualquier drogueria. Agile
luego Ia botella para que Sc mezclen
perfectamente, y listed obtendra una
cuarto de p:nta, por unos cuantos
centavos( de una magnifica locion pa
"a Ell CUTS.
Desc un masaje ligero con esta
olorosa locion ~diariamente, en la Ca
"a, cuello, braZos Y manos, V en- POGO
tempo notara listed la beileza exqui
sta de su CUTS.
Famosas actrices usan e! jugo de
lim6n para limpiar su piel. Y darle a
p~ariencia s~onrosada. Los limones
siempre han sido usadoS como RENE
clio contra las pecas, PIANO y quemadu
ras del sol. Prepare esta receta y
%pruebe!a.
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NO ES ClERTO QUE HAYA ESTA-
LlAOO UNA NuEVA REVO-
lUCIOR EN- GUATEMALA

TcieSrumG Especial pGrG IA PRENSA"
C1UDAD DE MEXICO, agosto %
Los mensajes recibidos' de Guatemala
dicen que es absolutamente falso que
haya estallado ALI una ~revoluci6n con
el objeto de ~establccer el regimen
socialista.
FL Or. Jose Prado Romano, conoci-
do aqui Y que fuG eXpulsado de Qua
temala por Estrada Cabrera era quien.
segun Sc ,aseguraba- eneabezaba ell
m~ovjraiento rebelde, pero ha enviado
un telegrama negando terminantemen
te tai imputaci0n.
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HACE R~EcUERDOS LA
SRA VILLA

To Que mi esposo me recordo es
n,,y tnteresante Y Sc 10 voy a Teler'r
- ns-ed. Ell dia L libert6 de su DO
,,inio a las fuerzas que 10 haolan
.~rounahado en- el paseo t-iunfal' que
bizo basta Ia capital de Ia Repuoh
"a despuss de derrotar al arranclsmo
haste ~arrinconarlo en- Feracruz' les
5;io a sus jcfes y oficiales que Sc ma
hian congregado en- Ell Tearo de los
Hsroes en- Ia. Capital de Chihuahua, a
SUI llamado:
"Nuchachos. abandono Ia iucha por
o,e crao II es inutil seguir peleando'
los deio en- libertad para que tomen
o. partido u gusten va sea al ca
rancisr,o o al que Quieran. 81 Green
quo el gobierno dc Carranza ie con
,-;anc nj pals. siganlo. pero 81 IN Ola
iuzcan que csc gohierno es enemlgo
del nueblo. y q~uie-en comoatr!o y
hr!scan IN jefe. llamenme, ~ 70 es-
,ays iempre ~dispuesto a ~ncaoezaF-
los Yo me vuelvo a las montanas' dc
donde SOW. Y de donde no me sacara
nadie mientra 20 nc quiera sallr...
y bien pudiera ser-termino d.
ciandn Ia sonora Eilla-que mi espo-
co 81 no lie die-on 10 que 81 pedia, Sc
ralIa vuelto ahora tambien a las
nero. yo no 10 puedo
afirmar. como Sc los die al principle,
poroue no Sc NADIA. NADIA.
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LA MEXICAN PETROLEUM COM
PsNY HlZO DECLARACiONES

TcicgycmG Especial para La
NCEEA YORK. agoSto %0.-La Me-
Petroleum Company hiZo decia
raciones hoy diciendo que las que Sc
atribuveron 4 los empleados del 60
hierno en- I'M cablegrama procedente
layo So present6 hoy CT el Consulate
las companies de Doheney habian ce-
Icbrado contracts con e. Gobierno IN
eIas nara L. cntrega de ounce milo
nas de harriles. durante e! ano actual,
no son eXactaS-
lbs oblisaciones de dichos contra
-os on entrecas reales. apenas 81 as
cienden a Ia decima parte de esa can
tidad o sea million y medic de oarrl-
les.
Agregan Jas declaraciones que Sc ha
intentado demostrar que las primer
naIcs companies americans y Nas
c~onoanias ingiesas estan enviando o
van a enviar una gran parte de su pc
tr6leo meXicano a lnglaterra' peru
oue Ia unica compania americana que
baca tales enyfos es la de Doheney y
cra IA British Oil Shipping Co., eN-
norta solamerte q doce por clento &c
=, production total de Mexico. ei uho
- ned Dor ciento dc Ia cual viene q
los Estados UniGos. Y que. por 10 Kan
10, Ia gran masa de los per6leos me
v;canos yienen Y seGuiran VlnlenGo d
los ~nercados a~nericanos.
Terminan las ~declaraclones dlc1eh-
DO Il 10 que aiegan en- contrario los
fntereses petrolaros cue desean adqul
~ir las propiedades de las compan'as
do oxportacion tiene por obJeto desa-
cradi,ar a estas ante el pueblo aIneri'
canO.
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CABLES DE ESPANA
Serpicio especial de LA PRENSA
LOS AGRICULTORES PROTESTAN
CONTRA LA DECISION DE FL
JARLE PRECIO AL TRiGO

MADRID, agosto 25.-Una delega-
que representa- a centenaEes de
pequenos agricultores estuvo a yer al
Primer Ministro Dato y al Ministro
de Obras Publicas. Ortuho, para pro
testar contra Ia decision tomada por
el gobierno de fijarle precio al trigo.
pero salieron di~sgustados. pues ambos
f~uncionarios d~eclararon que tai medi-
da Sc hace necesaria Y que el precio
sera de cincuenta V seis pesetas por
cada Glen kiloS.
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DICE HUEFFER QUE LA OPINION
PUBLlCA TIENE FE EN-
OEREGON

TeleeramG Especial pare LA PRENSA"
NCENA YORK, asoSto 25.-En IN
mensaje que lie envia de Ii ciudad de
Mexico, al Post, Oliver Hueffer, di
ce que po- mas que los enemigos de
Obreg6n siguen tramando complots
Ell su contra y los pesimistas no han
dejado de hablar, Ia opinion publica
tiene aun fe en- 81 consiGerandolo ca
paZ de en~frentarSe con las dificulta-
des que Sc lie presehten.
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lion de una Legion extranjera ana

ci6n de una Legion eNtranjera ana
loga a IA que eXiste en- Francia.
Dicha Legion cstara tornado por
tres batallones que Sc destinardn al
servicio en- Marruecos y n los ndivi
dues que Sc 2listen en- ella no Sc les
preguntara NADIA acerCa de su vida
pasada.
La discipline ser4 muy ~rigurosa,
pero los individuos que Ia integreu
percibiran haberes comparativamente
altos.
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LES IEVANTARAN UN MONUMEN
TO A UNOS EMPLEADOS
MUNICIPALES

MADRID, asosto 25.-Segun infor-
I'm telegraHa de Zaragoza, gran
cantidad de genie concurri6 a los flu
nerales de tres emplcados municipal
les que hallaron Ia muerte aver 81
estar t~rabajando en- Ia planta electrical
donde Sc dejaban sentir los efectos de
Ia huelga Que esta en- vigor.
Segun Sc dice, Va a lcvantarseieS
IN monumento.
Como MEDIA de preCauci6n. la po-
licfa arrest6 a los sindicalistas.
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Las Companies petrole-
raS pagan, per0
bajo protesta
Wiene de Ia la

los valores mexicanos. en- Ia Boisa.
To ALA afect6 principalmente a
las a~cciones ~petroleras, pero no Sc co
noce raz6n alguna especial para ella
81 bien circular differences rumores:
uno de ellos es que sc ha descubierto
un nuevo brote Y que tai descuor1-
miento Sc anunciara pr6Xinamente:
otro dice que las companies liesaron
va a un arreglo definitivo con 81 go
bierno mexicano acerca de los puntos
Que erIzu motive de controversial.
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TOpOS LOS HOMeRES DE UNA
ALDEA VAN A EMlGRkR PARA
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS

MADRID. agosto 25.-Un empleado
municipal de Ia aldea de Huert2l Pc
~ aose prasent6 hoy en el Consulate
americana Y declare que todos los hom
bres de ella kabian decidido emigrar
a los Estados Unidos V pidi6 pasa-
portes para vcinticinco dc ellos. La
immigration esta c~reciendo.
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ALVARADO SERA HUESPED y
HONOR DEL CLUB De
LA PRENSA

NUEVA YORK. agosto 25.-El &C.
neral Salvador Alvarado sera mana
ma huesped de honor en- ell almuerzo
que Sc servird en- cl Club de la Prem
sa-
En- dicho aimuerzo estardn repre-
sentados grandes negocios Z intereses
Y sera Ia reunion mas importante a
que Alvarado haya co~ncurrido.
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COLONIAS AGRICOLAS
PARA LOS REBELDES
Las establecerd la genie de
Cal y Mayor

Especial para LA PRENSA"
CluDAD DE MEXICO. agcsto 25.-
Los rebeldes CUE tenia q sus 6rde-
mes Cal Y Mayor en- Chiapas fundaron
cuatro colonies ~asricolas en- los Es-
tados de Chiapas Y Neracruz. con Ell
apoyo del gobierno y en- Ia actuali-
dad estdn consagrados por complete
a Ia agriculture.
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RESULTO ALEMAN Ell SUBMARl
NO HUNDIDO

MADRID, agosto 25.-Los ingenie-
ros que fueron al examinar el submari
no que Sc halo hundido en- Ia desem
bocadura del Ebro declararon que era
aleman. que Sc halla en- perfectas con
diciones y que sera puesto a flote hue
vamcnte.
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Sc VA a FORMAR UNA LEGION
ExTRANJERA PARA Ell SER
VIC!O EN- MkRRUECOS

MADRID, agosto 25.-El Vizconde
de Eza, Ministro de la Guerra, esta
estudiando IN proyecto para Ia forma
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GiSLIOrECA De NOVELlSTAS.
tTomos epE9GstGdos en- tesG final
Perez EScricb.-

Perez EScr1cb.-
- pan De los Poores. Cuatro tcnos. $500
q Amer de los AEsO-es. Cuatro 'onos.. Sl-vo
q Inferno Le les Ceios--SeEunda parte
de IA anterior. Cuatro ouos.....--.-S4-V
In Made de lS Desanpa-ados / tones S4-C0
l. N.;er Aduite-a. CGat-o emcS......$i.
AutoreS Divers0s.-
AsEuc.a o .os Cnarros ContEabandistaA-
No.. nrxieana. Dos onss......... $500
e Indie Co5tal, o q Dragon de Ia
Reina. pcr Ferry .............. ..:!.Vs
Fl Slt!o de Ia EOcheia.
Lea Baralo3s de Londres. Dor FevaI ..Sl-0o
Memorials &c una Suegra. por Aceveto. $l.oo
Vs-,o--sS ReI.quias ) Ret-aJCs.-Sa-rR-
clones pa;ri6,!cas. por PeZa..-......Sl-oo
Nj Esrosa OficIal, por Savage .... . . LOO
Nayole6n. por Sl.oe
IN Hi;o Natural. IOr Noceael&.
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OLGA "DIAMOND DYES"

No eche a perder u prendas de
usando tinturas malas. Insista
por Diamond Dyes. Contiene direc
clones sencillas para usarse en- cada
paquete.
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OBRAS DE CARLOIA BRAEME
a 90 esntav0s eaGa GEs-(

AElCrl2-
Anorcs Subims-
Corazoa &c Oro.
Dora
=. se.retc de Lady Ausisl
In 81 Aahana dc ood2h
Entire dos Pe-a@os
Iuyenclo.e Amor.
JueE y H2rre
LeonOr.
i Iertacion &c una AGJer.
Lacha de Amor
Ia Conaesa &c Cradoc
IA Es.re.Ia de Ano=
SucaCs del C0razoa
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Jueves rs de Agosto de 1920.

Nuie-ss CsIeb-ss de Observation-Disclosures
de !nteresanteS datoS sobre Ias muleres
- notablns que In pru1ucido ..ISSico. $l.25
v7,;rs de CULVER 4 diversos paiSes-
F5ici6n ilustrada. pasta tela ....--.sl'oS
v;a@s N!-ecedo- del MuaGo.-IntercSante
-sIa+o de un viaie por las prIncipaies
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NOYELAS DIYERSAS.

Be-;o.Go. BertoIdino = Cacaseuo. En-
pastaGa ......... ...... ........... 5000
Carmen. HeEmoSa novela meX.cana paE
don Pedro GaStera --..--.---...... o.iS
ClemeaCia- HeTmCsa nCve.a De&Ic2aa
p0r D. lSRacio A!tami-aHo. IN To-
nc, eG;cion dc iuio
Del Claust-O ~ C2nparnento O Il Non
is AEsrcz. Sensational aorels de in
fortunIo ) de amor. pos Eduardo Bias
CO. Dos tomoS csnpastad0s ~ tela.
con i.usIracioGeS ......- ...-..--.--.Sk.Oe
Doa QGiiote Le IL MaGchs.-La obra macs
ira de IA literature esganoLa- jim tono
Don Quiio;e de "a Mancha. Edici6n
Pe-.4, son uGStrac!oDeS .............S2.Oo
z Secseto de Miss. Aurora. por
Bracdon o.Se
= Martac del GolSoa--Ae-nosa Hoye!a,
uasaG1 en- "a vida del lsrugneDr &c! Man
CO. Tn tono EEande. luiOS2uente emp4s-
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Emigration. por Alfonso &c Eienne 49,. SOC
ExpiaciOu. 0 el Ma-tiyio de una Madre. $3.50
Z! Hilo MaIGIto. pOE belZ2c .--....-..--. SOC
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Heracljo Bernal. el Rayo de Sinaloa,
NoveLa Mexicana Dor J. Ascension
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I.ija. Esposa y Madre.-2 iomos $500" $50
Juan So ke-drsG. yOr J. Schultz 5000. SOC
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Ia abnegaci5n &c IN Amaute. 2o-
La Esyosa HonrzGa.-Novcla de moral
y enocionaate poE Fern&n-
DEE y Gonzalez. Dos ErUcsos tomos
eDpastaLGS ea teia y cen hermosas
: l.lStnAcl0ncS
IA Dana lc las CameliaS .......-.-..' 0.io
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"VeiEte AHos Despues." y "El VizconIc
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Los BaItiGcS Gel Amor tonos 49," 500
/ MgIdtIas sean las Muieres.-berrnoSa move
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de Jesus 0.50
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Noches F~aHtaSacas, ccr K l. Stevenson.
Nonja y cssada. Vi-ren : Mi-tir. No
vela mexicaHa Dor 81 Oral. RNa Pa
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Santa. por Federico Gamboa =2.os
Viyir despues de n raUerte. o IA hija
le dos naGrcs. O5r4 maestro del fe-
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tones ;eIa. rieamente iust-ados ....-s7.os
ALMANAOUES PARA 1920.
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q Ano en- a Nano ----..-,.....-.. O.I5
~AlmaEsque rusteado MISREPRESENTATION 100
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oBRAs DE EMILIO sALGARI

"A 80 $40 spSH~-J
Los Piraras de "a Mc-as4s-
Ia Conqu!sca Ge u LEPerto-
l. VenEanza &c SaaGoNan.
Ia K-ecoaQuls,a &c Mompraeen
FL Rev aei Axe.
En- Ias Mcn;auaS de Africa
~ Tesoro &C = Naacai.a AEuL
Les Pi-atas &c AS BermuGaS-
81 Ex;erminio De una Er!ou-
Las AEuilas de - Es;eos-
l. Esr-eLa dc = Ar@GtaalA
Ep "a Mar &c as Perias.
e Hue de! CorsarsS Aolo.
Les Uit:uos ~tL!oUste.oS-
Los Es-raECs de "A China
Ia Montana de O=o.
Ia Giraia Blanca
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St no le dieron a Pan
cho 10 que pedla
Ciene de Ia 1a.)

,d de chihuahua. despues He Ia
campana que termin" con
las derrotas de Leon Y ae Oe'0S"
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- SOC
= go soc
- - sos
80. Soc
: r.h,;o soc
Viaie De IN Joyen al-edsdcr Gel NunoS osc
Vida de jorge Stephenson --.....-- Gus
I.-entores { InclsCrlales .-----.....'' eSS
0BEAS DE EMILIO lola
- E;,5,, SOC
- ~Is. - -,s Nnr--a SOC
= -A = v--ssIx soc
LoS ~ -1nos Sl.0e
IA Confession &c Claudio ....-....-.... 'oS
"a ConQusLa de PlassanS Dos tor1os.-s,-SS
"a RaSa- Dos tones
MsgcalenA Ferat 90
Nueyos Cuenlos u ElEor ....'..'.r ~
su Exce!encla Eugene koISon- Z S.oe
Teresa R2quln 10
Ina PaSins de Amor. Dos tonos .....SA-OS
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iGOZA I'D. De
COMPLETA SALUD?

ST no es tsf IPor que no ~consulta con
espe-ialistas CUE saben rerfectamente ::
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nppAS nE BLASCO lBANEZ.
UbRAS DE nUGO LUNWAl

Z Secre;o De = NIsSe -.....--.-.-.- q
IA Casa Rc!S y
AsterIo -
=. N.E-n o.
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oBRAs DE- SAMUEL SMILES

La Giraia BLANCA
Las Maravil2s del ARo 1000
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PARA 1920.

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g Ano en- a Nano OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. us
Almarxque uustcado Observation-Disclosures 100
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-19

Earl V. Kellogg was born May 80,
1886, and died at 1:30 Thursday
morning, February II, 1920, at Hays,
Kansas, after a two weeks battle with
the dread disease, influenza. He
leaves to mourn his loss a wife, his
parents who live at AIcona; six bro
thers: Orville of Plainville, Ray of
Bogue, Everett of Amoret, Mo-, and
Lloyd, Park and Dale of Alcona, be-
sides other relatives, many of whom
live near Stockton. He married Lola
RAIDER at Plainville, March 13, 1913.
He joined the Methodist church in
Missouri when IA years old and re-
NAMED a most faithful member till
his death. He will be sadly missed
by the Methodist church at Hays, for
he loved the work of the church and
devoted all the time he could spare
from his business TO its interests. At
the time of his death he was Secre-
tary and Treasurer of the Sunday
School, and Missionary Superintend-
ent of the Epworth League. During
the Union Revival Meetings he shoul-
dered many burdens that helped to-
ward the success of the meetings. The
community at large deeply sympa-
thizes with Mrs. Kellogg who was i'll
with the same disease at the time of
his death, which came as a greater
shock because he seemed on the road
to recovery.
Burial was made at PlainviIle,
February Is, the service being con-
Quoted by Rev. Carleton, Methodist
pastor at Plainville.
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PEARL sIDENIUs JAMESON

Pearl Sidenius was born at Elgin,
Ill, January II, 1891. Later her
parents moved to Lawrence, Mich
igan, where she received her high
school education.
Her college work was finished at
the Kalamazoo Normal School, Ksla-
mazoo, Michigan. Here she special
lied in music.
She taught one year at Terre
Haute, Indiana. Two years she spent
in teaching in Jonesboro, Arkansas
In the autumn OF 1915 she began
her work with Public School Music at
the Fort Hays Kansas Normal School
Size continued until the holidays of
1915.
On February II, 1917, she was
married TO Dr.. c. II. Jameson Of
Hays. Since her marriage she lived
in Hays where she won the love and
admiration of the people Of Hays and
the students of the Normal School
Pearl Sidenius Jameson died at the
Lakeview Hospital, Chicago, Illinois,
February 10, 1920 She leaves be-
hind a husband and a daughter, Mary
Ann, nearly two years old.
The remains were shipped to Hays
and laid to rest in the Hays cemetery.
Funeral services were held in the
Woman's Building. The casket was
covered with a mass of flowers sent
by friends
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Ouoth the Raven

Next Monday, February %, 1920,
viii occur at Topeka, Kansas, the an
nual Democratic Glove feast" Of
course Miles Mulroy will be there,
and perhaps B. NJ Dreiling and a few
others who. are still standing for Viii
sons political curves. Boys, have all
the fun you can out of this, we hope,
your last blowout" veritable
blowout for sure, for the frost of next
November will surely get you.
''DesOlate, yet all undaunted, on this
desert land enchanted
On this home by Horror haunted-tell
me truly, 1 implore-
Is there's there balm in Gilead?
Tell me-telI mel implorew
Quoth the Raven, ''Nevermorew
"And my soul from out that shadow
that lies floating on the floor
Shall be lifted -nevermore."
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A New Firm

n. P. Gassman and Albert N. Bis
sing have formed a partnership and
will soon open up a real estate and
insurance business in Hays
Mr.. Gassman is q well known
young business man Of Hays, who
has made decided success IN his line,
and Mr.. Bissirg is the son Of Justus
Bissing. The young man served his
country overseas and is one of the
respected and trusted citizens of this
community.
We believe the boys viii make a
success In their new venture.
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The Passing of Mis-. Andrea.

Miss Josephine Andreas died at St.
Anthony's Hospital, Wednesday
morning, February 18, 1920, and her
remains were laid to rest in Mount
Allen cemetery this afternoon
Thursday at 2 o'clock.
Miss Andreas was a highly respect
ed lady. Her family were pioneer
residents of Hays. She had been for
many years a valued instructor in the
Hays Public Schools where she won
the love and respect of all her pupils.
She will be greatly missed by her
many friends here. Her parents died
several years ago, and her brother,
George, preceded her to the spirit
land about two months ago. Obituary
next week
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Acan

There will be a meeting of the Re-
publican County Central Committee
of Ellis County at the court house in
Hays, Kansas, Saturday, February
18th, at O'Clock, for the purpose of
selecting delegates to the district con-
vention at Beloit and the State Con-
vention at Salina All Republicans,
men or ladies, who are Interested, are
respectfully invited to be present.
Peter Johnson,
A. L. Clark, Chairman.
Con1v
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For Sale

Improved farm consisting OF 32O
acres, situated " miles northwest
Of Park, Kansas, Qknown as the Jacob
Hasstedt Farm.) Price $500.
Terms: S4,55O, March Is, 1920;
s1,25O, March 1, 1922; 1000, March
1, 1928; $1,000, March L, 1924;
$1,000, March 1, 1925. Deferred
payments to draw per cent interest.
NJ. D. Gallogly,
Hoxie, Kansas.
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NOTICE
f12t2

Owing to present health conditions,
the meeting of the Golden Belt Edu-
cational Association has been post
poned to Friday and Saturday, March
26 and 27.
If conditions clear up in time, the
Ellis county contests will be held at
the High School in Hays, on Satur-
day, March IS.
Louis Christensen,
Co. Supt.
In buying cream let US give you a tip,
The cream We sell is the cream that
will whip.
Ask your neighbor.
Golden Belt Creamery Co., Phone 484
DAIRY SUPPLIES? We have what
you want, when you want it. Golden
Belt Creamery Co., Phone 484.
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Does GOLDEN BELT BUTTER taste
good on bread?
The man who said eyes" sure knows
what he said.
We know because we make it.
Golden Belt Creamery Co. Phone 484
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A Good Buy

160 acres z miles west of Lacrosse,
less than one mile to market One of
the BEST" quarters of land in Rush
wheat, rents for one-third delivered
to market, rent goes with land If sold
soon. Price $4,000 per acre, subject
to prior sale. A H. Schultz,
f19w2 Lacrosse, Kans.
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All the leading Attorneys, prom
inent Bankers and successful bust
ness men entrust their abstract work
to US. There is a reason.-J. NJ
Schaefer Loan & Abstract Co.
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Threshers Attention!

Bran new threshing outfit for sale,
cash or reasonable terms. Consists
of 28-inch separator and oil engine.
Both new. See or write G. G.
Cochran & Sons, Hays, Kansas.
f10f0
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DIED

James Babbitt, the young man who
has been electrician at the Dorney
Garage for several months, died Sat
urday morning, from influenza, at st.
Anthony's Hospital. His remains
were taken by his wife, who was car
ing for him, to Beverly, where he for
merly lived, for burial.
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Chairman.

Promptness, Neatness and Accur-
acy. Our abstracts are promptly de-
livered same day order is received;
they are neat and accurate and our
charges are 'anti-profteering" y.
M. Schaefer Loan & Abstract Co.
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For Sale

Registered Hereford Bulls, two
year old and yearlings. Young Perch
eron horses and mares. Geo. E. Pal
mer, Hays, Phone 164. j29t4
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Hereford heifer calf strayed away
from our barn in Hays. Call C. G.
Cochran & Sons, phone "a. j29tf