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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-06
Bowels Become Normal

liver livens up, bile flows freely
headache, biliOusness, tOngue-fur,
stomach-sOurness, disappear when DIR.
Kings New Life Pills get in their
natural, comfortable action.
Purgatives, never pleasantly correc-
tive, sometimes habit-forming, should
not be taken to rack the system vio-
lently. Natures way is the way of DIR.
Kings New Life Pills-gently but
firmly functiOning the bowels, elimi.
mating the intestine-clOgging waste, and
promoting the most gratifying results.
Cleanse the system with them and
know the boon of regular bowels. 25c.
at all druggists.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-06
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Of The State Of Arizona, In And For
The County of GreenIee
Notice of Drawing of Trial Jury

In pursuance of an order made by
the Honorable Frank B Lame, Judge
of the Superior Court IN ana for the
County of Greenlee, State of Arizona,
dated January 2Sth, 1920, for the draw
ing Of Trial Jury.
Notice is hereby given, That Mon
day the End day of February, 1920,
at the hour of HOO o'clock a m at
the court room of the Superior Court,
in the Court House at the Town Of
Clifton, County of Greenlee, State Of
Arizona, has been fixed as the time
and place for drawing the names of
Seventy-fve persons to serve as Trial
Jurors, to be in attendance upon the
Superior Court on Monday the 18th
day of February, 1920, at 1000 O'Clock
a. m.
Dated this 2Sth day of January, A.
D. 1920.
BEN NJ. CRAWFORD,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-06

Together with all the tenements
and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or in anywise appeataining.
Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day, the oath day of February, 1920
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. on
said day, at, the front court house
door of said county, in Clifton, Green
lee County, State of Arizona, I will,
as the undersigned sheriff, in obed-
fence to said order of sale, and de-
cree, of foreclosure, sell the above
described property, or so much there
of as may be necessary to satisfy the
above demands, out of the said pro-
perty, with interest and costs, to the
highest and best bidder for cash,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-06
ct
Dollars and Cents
Administrator of said

Counting it only in dollars and
cents, how much did that last cold
cold cost you? A man may not al
WAYS stop work when he has colo
but perhaps it would be better if he
did 1t takes about ten days to get
completely rid of a cold under the US
ual treatment. That time can be
much shortened by taking Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and proper care
of yourself, in fact, a bottle of this
remedy in the house is mighty good
investment during the winter and the
spring. months.
-Obtainable Everywhere.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-06
CHEST CLOCGED UP
WITH HEAVY COLD?
Don't give it a chance to
"set m"-use DIR. Kings
New Discovery

THAT dangerous stage where a
cold or cough or case of grippe
- might get the better of you may
be nearer than you think. Prompt
action with DR.. Kings New Discovery
will avert long siege.
For fifty years it has loosened con-
gested chests, dissipated tight-packed
phlegm, broken vicious colds and
coughs. Give it to the youngsters
take it yourself. There will be no disa-
greeable after-effectS.
soc. and $1.20 a bottle. At your
druggists. Give it a trial.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-06
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

By virtue of an order of sale issued |
out of the Superior Court of the
County of Greenlee, State of Arizona
dated January 18th, 1920, in a certain
action lately pending in said court,
wherein ]. c. Bartlett, plaintiff, re-
covered a judgment and decree of
foreclosure sale, against Home Copper
Company, a orporation-Morenci Con
slidated Mines Company, corporati
Morenci Inspiration Copper Mining
Company, a corporation, defendants,
and in which action, were implicated
Dell M. Potter and w. w. Dutton as
defendants, for the sum of three hun
dred dollars with an interest at rate
of per cent annum from March 2,
1915 until paid, and for sum of two
hundred-fifty dollars, with interest ut
rate of per cent annum from April
Q, 1915, until paid, and for sum of
observation-disclosures dollars with in
terest at rate of per cent per annum
from June 9Th, 1915 until paid, and
for two hundred-seventy-five dollars
with interest at rate of per cent per
annum from. January 2, 1917 until
paid, and for sum of six hundred dol
lars with interest at rate of per
cent annum from March 2, 1915, until
paid, and for sum of ninety dollars
with interest at rate of per cent an
mum from July 7th, 1915 until paid,
and for sum of one hundred dollars
with interest at rate of per cent
from November goth, 1916, until paid,
and for sum of one hundred-fift
dollars with interest at rate of per
cent per annum from February 16,
1916 until paid, and for sum of seven
hundred dollars with interest at rate
of per cent annum from June 5, 1915
until paid: the same aggregating a
sum of forty-three acknowledgements
(s4,35762) 62-1OO dollars, with inter-
est at rate of 6 per cent annum from
October 81, 1919, until paid: together
with costs taxed at $64 80, with inter-
est at rate of 6 per cent annum from
October 81 until paid
That said judgment and decree was
on November 10th 1919, recorded In
Judgment Book 2 at Pages 1852 of
said court. The said judgment di-
reefs the property hereinafter de-
scribed to be sold and the proceeds
derived from such sale to be applied
toward the payment of said judgment.
That in pursuance of said order of
sale and decree of foreclosure, I, the
undersigned sheriff am commanded to
sell all that certain lands and pre-
misses, to-wit, the mines and mining
claims, situated in Copper Mountain
Mining District, in county of Greenlee,
state of Arizona, which are known
as the Home Copper Company group
of mining claims and the names Of
said mines and mining claims and
the location notices thereof are re-
corded and. of record in the office of
the county recorder of said county of
Greenlee, in the Transcribed Record
of Mining Locations of Graham Coun-
ty, in the books of such mining re-
cords, and pages thereof, as follows,
to-wit:
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-06

PhoeniX-County health officers
throughout the state were urged in
letter from DR.. Geo. E. Goodrich, state
superintendent of public health to re-
port all cases and deaths from flu and
pneumonia.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-06
PHOENIX WATER LINE
TO BE BUILT OF WOOD

Phoenix, Feb. 1.-THE City Com
missioners have considered building
a reinforced concrete supply line for
the new city water system, but the
nit. The line, therefore, is to be
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-06
Nit Sinns,

A:-'nS GoveIn,r of Arizona
Date of first publication, January,
16. 1920.
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KENTS HILL

Nj and Mrs. Charles z -aviur, wnn
We're married a short time ago, IT,
cu-nen Saturday evening G-um the;-
wedding Trip, II the nume ~ MIS-
Tayin-'s parents, NJ. and Mrs
Henry :. Brown. where they VII.
De g nume 4nr the present NJ
Taylor ms been n the employ Of Fred
: ERWIN Of Rea6heic fur several pea-s
and viii CONTINUE. These young pe1uls
are natives os Ken-s Eli. have always
l-vea mere and ar Of our choicest and
bes.- They have he best wishes d.
hnsrs C. .-iends.
There has been one ease n scR-ie.
fswsr ~ Kan-'E Hi. !: OCCURRED severnl
weeks ago. the patient was promptly
isolated and. cA-.d rn- and there nav.
peen no otne- cases. T4ast week q few
cases u .1Auerza- appeared and the
school is suspended -ur q week. Mos:
of cne teachers and al the well STD
GENTS Iset MnndHy morning tnr Eaei-
nurnes 70 pass the nrist -scess.
Few II J Smith preached a. Eead.
ielG -rrne- az usual SUNDAY morning
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1T. VERNON

The reE-.ar meeting Of me n oman :
Eoms Il .sgInnA--y ooclerv WAS held with
Mrs. Charles L Berry q -a- pH-sun-
age an -uesdar afte-nour The meet
ing was opened irr the presideu- Mrs
Ecna :. -arsOr- and The devotional
service WIS conducted by Ms z =
Mllsr- The -oE cal was answered nr
quurErIurE from Long+eIlgw. Mrs. WeE-
mouth spoke interestingly Of me hr1nga
rlen-luned in the poem PAU EaTere' :
Ride Ms. Carson told hf d risit u me
Longeallow House II Pnr-.and ana
Mrs. ina Gordon dnscrihed sAle Christ
r1-as SERVICE which she aETand-t N
Trinity Methodist church. h1tchene-.
C'nra-in Several items Of business
were r-anHac.en. plans for 4u--lre worE
were discussed and tnen the following
Z 7-11r calling, To IS The A-e cali
Iag WI Ms c z Turner as ac-
corpa1 . ending a Duv al me
he'd c;-. Mission" Mrg. -aCer-a Wep-
mouth -nadina Home Missions
VIZ" Josephine F'hippen reading
" II Them One Br One Mrs Ecu
3en ElgE1EE; reading. Net NJ Susi-
ness, Mrs- Z J. Gilman A 1aw ure--
es-ng anG -e-rr1r REMARKS were r.ads
9v me pas1ar. Eer. Charles = Berry
af-ar winch social naf hour was en-
JCyeE. Thirteen members and I've risi-
lots were presen-.
ME-. Funk Lnrd ~ Belgrade accam-
panied ur he- d2a-nLe- VIZ Z recent
vislepr Of ner ann. Mrs. Ma-c- lar
snn.
Eihridge II, T-acv is se-iuuslv IT with
bronchitis. His condition was Lr1e
more favorable nr F-lGav
Ciyde Es-sprn a--iveG On Thursday
called b- The Illness Of Lis mother X-s.
Me-cv Ee-snn.
Miss julia Eiliet1 " hant's Ill sen
mary a1f Aa-nid Carson u ,JaE Grove
Seminar passed Saturday, and SUNDAY
week ago Z. -Aai- Respective homes
here
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- -na s-s1a and or he de4Hrsa az
-,-ass IN. onirior mai II w be
-a-he- l.ne-sv Anywhere from Il
"a % ems 10 me ,,sta, prediction
winch is made
Il * ,,-ped rhHt II thev succaa5 II
rer-i,,r m. ,,,rv and Ce1r-v A---1,
.,sr- aga---71l c,,r-,-.ts7as rs r,-fsrFvc m
vz- a.gine-7-1ov me e-e- Egv- +s-.r4- .s.r, :
nr3n-~egs W nave been Ea5 : W
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WASHINGTON

NCRTH-Miss Gladys Leach u
EluahiI closed -t,s winter term u
school here Monday. The scholars
AL speak well OF her and she mas
without doubt given them her nes-
attention. and good progress LBS
been made
The storm Of last Friday and Sat-
u-7ay YVES the most severe we have
had fur some pears- Some Is inches
If very heavy snow, with az ky
crust makes the raHds IN a very lad
condition. and very hard ID put II
gpnG order.
MiaE Marguerite Esier is whiting
m aunt II Augusta fnr an indeAn-
irs time
Timer cannon ot Liherty, is a.
work for z. IL. Lensest for the win
ter
q. NJ Lenfsst has harvaEtac his
annual crur Of iEs- He hRa put IN an
unusuaIly large amount this wau.ar
II was L inches thick and came ersm
Sheepac0f iaks-
Il F. Evans' health is nut very
GOOD rhis vinrsr. He has,ad sfnm-
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AFTER HOOVER
Borah Questions His
Stand on Treaty
Declares Toor -aaE's Stztesnenxs
Place Him n aar.sx OF These IL
..ris Oppnssr = rare-E:nnnn1 &c
Clauses csneunces as "cruei anr
Murue-cusr

"a 2sil-ng-oE. FEB. 10 -DepaIs On
the peace treaty IVES revived today
Il the SENATE although lea.ae-s -eca-
--ica.Ilv had laI6 the pac, ASIDE for
another week
I--ecDnc1la.1Ie opponents Of ra--dca-
non whU Yesterday voted against re-
sul.ag consideration. to-day brnugn-
tns a-biec- u The senate floor Sen
aEsrs Buran IF Idaho and Knox 0t
PENNSYLVANIA 5oth republicans de-
nouncec me r-ea-y's ECONOMIC claus
Is Us "r-uef anc uu-ds-ous" II i-g
effect on -hs conquered peoples E1l
II less direct conseg uencee on -nt
-es- Of the worlc.
SenE-ar Borar also assaulted Ee-net',
Hoover's stand IN the treaty and ca
I'd or HIN % reply 10 the LIST u
questions WHICH the Idaho senator
mas pat 10 seve-a democratic can-
G4dales Tor the presidency.
The debate Was preceded by con-
pierInn II parliamentary steps necss-
snrv II restore the treaty % q Status
making fornal cDnsidsra LIon possi bic
-ne 30reIgr relations cuUulTlss re-
porting me pat - Tie seCE T. Wiz
me republican, RESERVATIONS framed d;
ne Ial- session ae congress. The
commt--ee's acClon. taken under n
s-ructlnrs voted nv the senate yes
te-dar WIS entirely per4uacrn-y &nc
n
Notice -ha1 farma1 consideration II
Ing senate would ne requested Mon
cay was ss-veG.
No-ce thai Fo-mhi cnnslde-aLicr
r me sEraLe would De Requested
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NEW PORTLAND

| --17-s'-sa4lEt SERVICES have tean held
la-elv IT the home Of 31rE Charles
F1ov- and have Deen conducted ~
Pew A--tu- Soule Of kir-aeId.
Mrs. John Dunlap continues r.
GIN 1-on her reg NJ su~clca. opera-
non
a. l. Stevens Is sriI confined % the
house by nIness.
Mrs Z. Z. ATWOOD and Mrs Er-eIl
ItwooG Were guests Of Mrs. Edwin
Martin Of the Parsons district uu
Tuesday Of last week
Miss Dorothy Parsons returned
homs II Winchester MISS. las.
Thursday after passing SIX weeks II
tnwn VIII her aunt, Mrs. Willard
Written
a little daugntgr arrived a. the
home Of Mr- anc Mrs Charles park-
er an Tuesday. Fen. g. Mrs. Hoyev
EGyt Is caring Ter Mrs. Parker.
MIEE Helen A-woDG has returned
e-aru passing & week visiting -s.a-
-tves and friends n Madison and
AurriGEewock.
Mrs Ml1on Young Is reported as
STEADILY gaming and Is expected home
trurn Oah4anc SnDL-
Lynn Dyer was hurt while working
n the WOODS lately.
Several waLsr pipes n the village
as well as outside fruze n the rncen-
intensely cold weather anc causec
much Inconvenience.
The soaa- brsalsrs have been busv
Ia1afy.
O. c. 0strurn spoke n kngfeIG
LAST Thursday evening. representing
the Forward Movement
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ManGRy Was servaG by Senator LoGEe
If Massachusetts,. me republican
leader, VIM sslG the osaxy naa eaen
agreed IN because nj the ahsence OF
mary senator's On both sides ,nf The
chanpsr
The announcement 0f the repahIl-
cal lender deveirpec an decislon and
Il WIS riin1 Of Legislature business
Lhaf the treaty LATER was brought 10
the tare by Senator Borar. Bcrh
Lodge Ald k1Cx Sale II would rm-
previEh Germany, Austria ana Hun
gary and IHat the result would be 20
oesrr1y c1mInerriAi cnrners-anes IN
which rested the financial stability IT
Europe
Senators Ezichcnck NJ Nebraska.
The aeDnc-arlr leader and Sterling,
republican, of SoE1h Liakpra, replied
declaring the only was the Lu4aa6
STATES eeulf nou throw lis influence
far stability was ay aeeEu4nR q DAIRY
20 The r-sa-Ig.
L Is CHE thing" dscfE-ec -SenAtn-
3rrah, tn punish Ier-nHag. hr. II il
IN sn1t-eiy different Gang I'd. reducs
COUNTLESS thousands Ia starru-iun. =
is an injustice ID pun Upon q debro,
me de1t winch ne cannnt psy BIZ:
il is c-uel and uuEds-ous thing to
pr. III debt which Involves tnci-e-t-
" as -his ane does the uigrrsHs Of 9TH
CTS
YER We are Rskad mere 20 ae-se =
Lis t-ear~ which viii inpnparish mil
Inns and Then we a-p asked - app-p-
DriA-- money Il iced -le perpie we
have Impoverished
President Wilson. the Idaho sena-pr
aecia-e6 mad held out against surne .:
ne proposed essAc-ions rum Germany
yu. had been ope--uIen r~ P-e-r1la-s
Cleaencsau and Lipvd George As.s-
ward me European STATESMEN, NJ 80
-ah asserted. wsrH reported 70 have
realized mar they rad gnne con far bu.
10 hHv. been Unable II convince P--es-
iaeut wilson the conference should rs.
cede.
Suggesting Ctla- Licr6 George na-
been ied u make impossible azacriuns
I 1r Germany" rv promise gwen -ir
the henri Of a political campAIgn." sen
a-o- Efrcncnck declared the United
states could BEST e1ar- lis influences
rr -u1l11vfng me treaty and accepting
r,-mne-snlp On -ne powerful repa-a-
LIONS cnm-r.-tee. Wi-hou- sncr -e.ta-H-
cIur hs argued this counc-v wouiG y.
ruwe-iAge To Ir-a-cede
To ms SENATOR Sorah -HpllaC ina.
since the European nations NAG over
ruled rns TnitaE staras once N -hA,
proposal -hev could Ne expected 70 dE
20 again. while Senator Knox declared
thAv wniIe me German -epR,-Eanns bill
couiG De Increased under The treaty.
PROVISIONS h- d simple maturity Of n!
--pa-ariDus committee I wuulc -Rk.
lnauIrnpGs consent 70 -sGuce l.
Mr. Eouver's srarsrnen- sunday nigr
rtiae ne was +nr me r-aH-r with Rn-
-ess-ra1ions necessE7v 70 safeguard HI
constitution and The ra-ion's addition.
YVES declared nv 5ena11r Sornn TO pu
Nj hoover anpH-ar-iv IN the same a.
-lruue as the i--econci!abies
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READFIEID

The 5Iuer2l u the late LGr-nCR >
Eurc was heiG d. = D'cipck -uesEA.
morning t-um the home n Esadasia.
Rsv. william 2 Wuuc Of Augusta o.
hcia1ing. There was q iH-ge EzEner-
. Gurieu. VI Z. Lord. g Z F,ttieI5
ana z. W Lord
The hocy YVES placed II The Enmn
II Eaadlei6
TEPO--Serh Wright who has
beer Ii rns DIST week is improving
Nj and Mrs. John Eansnn. Bel
grade. recently PASSED a oRy with
their Gaugh-er, Mrs Leo Dunn
Mrs. Lorinda Hunt waan siee Sat
E-1av. has a brother GenrEs AdeL.
and mRry other -eiaEvea- whose
homes ere al Eaannei5 Depot.
Though stle lad E,ways lived z
tSEn. var not very near here. when
= health she a4Esn came q see them
and YVES alwavs gladly welcomed
Her pleasant smile and chae-r-ul
ways VIZ De lnnS rememoeraG- anG
she VIII be greatly missed 1-cE the
circle Of relatives and friends.
Ms Emma Gordon. VIM has been
SERIOUSLY IL mad SO tar recovered rs
70 Psss y sdnesasy II winthrop g.
Cne home of ner parents. Mr. and
Ms George Pike.
Miss Hazel Leavr--- Vln has been
annievAd II III art sTnGio u LewH-
ton WIS a. home over Sunoav
Miss Jones and MISS Eoscoe.
raache-s. amended the reacners
corxerEou II WaIErviIle Friday
The maly friends Of Joseph Brggs
svuaa.t1Ze deeply with him = nIE
time Of bereavement and ser-ow :.
the passing Of ms beloved wife En-
ma Saturday Feb. e. They we're
1orh well known here ALSO well re
men oere6. honnrsd ane approached
for their church work Y farmer
days
Mr anc Mrs Rzy Curtis. Mariana
cook. We're vlsIuors Il Mrs. A-iah
Jones Last week M. Curtis was :
guest ever rIgt-. anG M~s. Curtis
ever TWO nights
L,epot schools ciosec -hu~sl.a-
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BETTER W cQ0lR


Dr. E6Wn8 Give T1hieE He tne
nuit # d.. E6Wank dEizznunflnn
~ = auk E1W md husl onpiEuts
VA a1mA Pr u y8s he and
TIM zhlen q vegetable cpund
mxd wnA ofve I'D n I'm pE1ssE
WOn VIII Eezt s1c@L
Thy d Ill the good INT 1lnAA
dE hM mye No ID NM A- Ne
rnzns. 40 Ezang. M mjmy &C IN
EmB u dang9 from nod innds-yet
ny Emztafs In kV1 md bowels
Tn Dr. EdWzr& Give TznesS
Vhm YOU III 10y" md -hEy-
HcH hgW hey kE ciuR1n1 HNn and
pEk - EE gar1cs- Tx md &c q bon
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Bg-RNHAM

<. f. B-acksr-. foreman 1e the M.
c. = T. section crew, arrived hnns
SATURDAY. might t-um Esrmun Ponf'
where he paasen several DAYS. har-
ls,g naen called there by the deaLn
of hss father
The family Of H. z. kinney vino
have been IL with the grip are gain
taG. Eerrr- Ceie wine il employed
there has been quite II and is gain
ing
Schccis n town eiesed Friday for
a vaca-inn Of several weeks.
The La-kin cia5 vii meet ne-.
Sunday afternoon with M-s. Went
worth Pease, and a supper wiz be
served
Mr.. and Mrs EA-aIG Watson mi
children a~e i. with the prevailing
epidemic
Miss Lau-R Goodwin mas beer ID
fo- the past week WIN ronsii1ris and
is somewhat better.
The er -e-rainrneut anc supper
which was advertised tc pc held ii
-he Town nal Monday evening Of
-hls weeh, mas been pes-psrec
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4 NASTY cold
EAsED At ONCE


Don't s-av srIf-e6-up- auI1 hEru-
Eug and smiling, A dose Of "Pape 8
Cold Compound" talsr every two
hours uutl chree doses ar taken
usually breaks 70 4 severe calc and
sncs al grippe MISERY.
The vary d-sr dase opens -FOUR
cicEEed-up nos-rils and the aI- pas-
sasss IF The head; stops nose -ua-
mig; relieves the heacache. culnesR,
faVarlshnaas. sneez11g, soreness and
Stiffness
Papes i-aid Compound" Is Lns
quickest su-esI rsiief known and
COSTS only few cents a. 1ruE stores.
II aC-s WITHOUT ASSISTANCE. tastes
Elce. contains NJ EuininE-Lnsis- up-
OF Pape s-AGv.
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CORNVuLE

NCRH-The rna-y-go-rUunc NET
recently WIKI M and Mrs CChAries
Thena-re The evening Was pleas
ar1!y passed WIFI uuEic ano playing
carols. An ovstRr stew supper was
served a beGu--ul casssrats Was
presented 70 Mr.. and Mrs. -habA-ge-
Thirty eight WE'RE present.
Miss Mae Ambrose who has been
VISITING her SISTER. Mrs. Nellie FEeh
returned last week 70 her home u
Sk-vnagAl.
Mrs. Emma Whittier. who hRe been
III with the grip, IL anie 70 be around
the house.
Fred Tuscan and soc Eovce attend
ec Grange meeting last "Wednesday
evening a. SkCwhegHn- Ms. Tuscan
WIS unable e attend as she had d
severe cnic
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PALERMO

BRANCH N-LL-M-s susie -hilCs
York VINO mas been visl-Ing he- par
ems for few GAYS. returned u her
hume IN !nsicw MonGav
An-nonv -onrnhs mas been qt1i1e Il
-ne past -a-ae or fur weeks 81 the
nnrne Of MS aur. z T. CounlbE with
whom ne ives.
on-nrn- DInsrnnre. uno is a11Hndtu :
srnpnl q ok E-ore. has been uutca
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Lewiston, Me, Fea. 1D.-Genrge n
Eeal6. vsraran amUseusu. house man
are- anG baseball player and manage
dieo tonight. aged - lis played VIII
the lawrence New England League
team severn. veR-s and had managed
-h-ee professional clubs
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The death Of Edward Norran, one
IF the oldest men n town occu--n1s
Friday a. the nome of LIS Gaugr-e-
Mrs J0Lhan jacobs. with wanrn ne
years. His VIE diec many years
ar1. Sr-ial SERVICES were heiG Mo-
dav afternoon aac Incarnar- was
made II the village cemetery.
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WHICH VII Cruise a sensAraen- What 1
Il e ne ons seems - knew AA thai
anyone VIII say Ii. 'WEl EnG see
reu'l ret sunsrhlng ssa--zng-
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Deputy Sheriff
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but there was no service here n the
a-ternonn as a precautionary measure
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY

Join our Sunday School Glass and
have good time like this. Mrs. Lin
tons class of the Methodist Sunday
School enjoyed a most delightful
party down at Mrs. Moberly's home
last Friday night for eight till eleven
thirty o'clock. A well planned pro-
gram was fully enjoyed, in which all
the "new boil weevil boys" figured
prominently. The lawn was prettily
decorated and the fifty-six wao were
present, after various games were
played, were served. sandwiches and
lemonade. Ice cream was served on
Tire lawn after which the crowd left
for home in the trucks and cars.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-06-19

We told Mr.. Gilpin that unless
there were more seating capacity at
the picture show we were not going
to give so much publicity to the next
zig show which he had. Mr.. Gilpin
forgot about the "press tickets" and
we forgot to get them, so at the show
las Wednesday night the press was
not represented, for by the time we
got there there was not a seat avail
able.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-06-19

ess and Miss Florence Person served
the guests delicious luncheon. Those
enjoying Mrs. Persons hospitality
were: Mrs. holland Harvey, Mrs. G..
II. Ogbourne, Mrs. w. 8. Craig, Mrs.
John Dale, Mrs. j. s. Agee, Mrs. A.
j. SEWER, Mrs. Chas. Claughton, Mrs.
Will Harvey, Jr., Mrs. Almonds, Mrs.
r. E. Gilbert, Mrs. W. l.. Rountree.
Mrs. Marvin Lewis, Mrs. D. H. Allen.
Mrs. ]. v. Sewer, and Miss Ida No
land.