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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
in cold water inTig0rates brain and nerves
a wholesome .timulant and tonic.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25

DR.. H. H. Raymond, Foot Specialist,
Orpheum Bldg. Phone 3960.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25

If you aren't getting the garbage
collection service you want, call 1887
ADV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25

DR.. Lyngar. Dentist, 500 Kansas Ave.
ADV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25

Maybe your wallpaper can be clean
ed. ASK u.s." c. NJ. Hill & Son., S26
Kansas ave. Phone S21.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25

and then turnedtO blisters,
and was red all the time.
It must have burned be-
cause he would cry and try
to scratch his face. His
face was disfgured.
"A friend told me about
Cuticura Soap and Oint-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25
BUILDS UP TIRED FOLKS

Lords Flowers satisfy. Tel. S27.-
Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25

New York stock Market
FURNISHED by Empire Commission Co.. 3O1
New England bldg.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25

ment and sent for a free sample.
bought more, and when l had used
one cake Of Cuticura Soap and two
boxes of Cuticura Ointment he was
healed" (Signed1 Mrs. Anna Stortz,
Riekley ST.. Columbus, Nebraska.
Make Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment your daily toilet preparations.
Sample zach Pres By Nal Address: 'cutiezrH Lab
oratsrfas, Dept Z. Maiden IS. MASS" Sold every
whe-e- Soap 2Se Ointment Is and &c. Talerm 25e-
IL Cuiieurs Soap shaves without mug.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25
CUTICURA HEALS
BOYS ECZEMA
In BIisterS On Face. Would
Cry and Try To Scratch.
Face Disfgured.

Eczema started on my three year
old boys face with a kind of rash
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25

Everything new in wall paper. Doer-
ng, sos Kansas ave.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-25
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

But 1t Looks Like a Long Dry Spell.
When Noah planned the ark to land
And cooked his weather eye
And locked, in vain, thru mist and rain
For terra firma dry,
He had no thought of changes wrought
By modern sons Of men
That some would cry, THE worlds too dry,
We want 1t wet again -
Walt Drummond.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-07

WANTED-By middle age man, a home with elderly people to make him self useful in general at home. Can furnish highest of reference at re- quest. H. Lavin. 1903 r.. Fillmore St. Phone 3159 D
Arizona republican., 1920-02-07
EX- SERVICE MEN
Situation, Female

WANTED-Position by young lady bookkeeper and stenographer. Phone
Arizona republican., 1920-02-07
For Rent-Apartments

FOR RENT-Near Capitol for light housekeeping, rooms and sleeping porch on second floor; very desirable
 Phone SS7S. D
Arizona republican., 1920-02-07
Wanted-Situation, Male

Wanted-Situation, Male ~-|~~~~~>~~~~>>>>>~>>~~~~~~
 EXPERT general store man is open for a good position: one who under stands buying, selling, managing help Box 4SR. Republican. D
 FLOOR scrapep first class work old or new; day or contract w. F. smith. 425 $. Center. Phone 1405 3l REPUBLIC truck for sale, l5 ton capacity; best buy in town; hauling goes with it. Call at 221 w. Jefferson street. D
 STRONG and healthy young man. age 30, recently from Detroit: several years experience in office work and accounting, would like position. Un- derstands controlling accounts and can install books or new systems if neces- sary; also has selling experience Best of references. Box 39R. Republican. bs
 WANTED-Position as foreman of sheep outfit, 25 years experience; best references. Box 46R. Republican,,
 WANTED-By healthy middle aged man. work of any kind where he can have home. Wages not the object. Box 40R. Republican.
 WANTED Position by competent stenographer, years experience, in Phoenix or vicinity. Address l.. A. Lawlor. COP Euclid Ave. Los Angeles. California. n
 WANTED-By middle age man. a home with elderly people to make him self useful in general at home. Can furnish highest of reference at re- quest. H. Lavin. 1903 r.. Fillmore St 9hone 3t23
 BOOKKEEPER, executive ability all around office man, will accept any kind of clerical work. Box SCR. Re publican.
 CORNELL university graduate electrical engineer, age 26, desires con nection with business or engineering project in or about Phoenix. Two years experience Commonwealth Edi- son company of Chicago. 1S months ordnance department, army: will be available about March 15. Answer must state in detail location and char acter of work. maximum salary. etc. Might invest several thousand dollars in the right project. Address Box 49R, Republican. D EXPERIENCED chauffeur wants pleasure car, truck or tractor to drive or clerical work. Address Box 59R, Re- publican. Fl WADE AWAKE young man of 2S high school education and an experi- enced cotton grower seeks employ ment on ranch. Box 5SR, Republican.
 1t PRACTICAL mining man with sew
 
 manager on small properties, who is a capable executive and can get results, is open for engagement. Address, Box COR. Republican. for appointment. pl WANTED. WOOD TO CUT-Have full machine equipment for tree top ping and cutting. Will cut by day or cord: go anywhere. Address, is Wall St Phone 4196. Fl { WANTED-By competent woman homework by hour 333 N. Fourth Ave. Fl WANTED-Position by two young lady stenographers with executive ability: experienced in banking and commercial lines. References: trans portation ito Phoenix" Miss A1ichaels l 902 $. Burlington Ave, Los Angeles, i California. It PARTICULAR laundry for particu lar people. silk shirts. Georgette waists and dresses and fine woolens a speciality. Phone 2405. bg
Arizona republican., 1920-02-07

PARTICULAR laundry for particu
 lar people. silk shirts. Georgette waists and dresses and fine woolens a speciality. Phone 2405. bg
Arizona republican., 1920-02-07
ME MUST HAVE
Wanted-MisceIlaneous


 WANTED-Second hand dry clean ing machine and extractor. Address, Box 54R, Republican. D WANTED in any uantity-Feath- CTS both turkey and chicken feathers, from dry picked poultry. Don't over look this item of profit. We need the feathers and you need the profit. A square deal; prompt remittance imme- ciately on receipt of shipments. Drop us a line. We are BUSY, but never too BUSY to trade. P. O. Box 147. Rath .S- Marshall, Fl Centro. Calif. 2dg WANTED-A child to board: best references given. Phone S97O. D WE want to buy aIl your furniture. household goods. tools. harness or any thing of value. When you get ready to sell. call 3oe3. We will give moro than any one Jefferson Street Aue- ton House C
Arizona republican., 1920-02-07

WADE AWAKE young man of 23, high school education and an experi- enced cotton grower seeks employ ment on ranch. Box 5SR, Republican.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-07
FOrds Painted

For sl5.0o. First -class work. See
 MACK
 52o w WAsHINGToN- If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-07
For Rent-Apartments

FOR RENTING unfurnished rooms with large screen room. 3SS N. Twenty first Ave r
 APARTMENT. rooms and bath; modern and we'll furnished: no sick: no children. 355 N. First Ave. Phone 373O r
Arizona republican., 1920-02-07
For Rent-Furnished
 Houses


 FOR RENT-Furnished 3-room house with bath, light and water paid. 1345 Grand Ave.
 5-ROOM brick furnished, to lease for one year. 1926 Grand Ave. m
 HOUSE FOR RENT-Furnished, large sleeping room and closet living room, kitchen and bath, half block from street car on F.. Brill St. Call MeNeil Phone 2966 after D. m.
 HOUSE for rent. 3 rooms and sleep ing porch. For information, 337 \. Fourth Ave. at rear.
 WELL furnished bungalow. includ- ing piano, near Capitol; adults only; S6O per month. Call 21S s. 11th Ave.
 FOR RENT - rooms and bath furnished house with garage; no chill dren; no sick, $50. See this place at 1116 w. Madison or see Cleve Powell. 1909 w. Madison after D. m. D
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-06
SPRE STnNTA.

Mine find Craciunul ziarul
nu va apare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-06
UNGURu NU STUNT SATUI DE
B0LSEvISTI.

NIENA, 4 Ianuarie. Depc-
Selc din Vicna dau noui infor-
matii despre o conspiratie care
s'a facut in Ungaria de a rcsta
bill din nou dictatura sovietista
Contele Michael Karoly. fos-
tul preSedintc al consiliului ma
tional unguresc 81 care a fost
numit ca preSedintc al Ungarici
pc timpuri, este accla care vrea
sd fic in fruntea acclui guvern
rcvolutionar. Unul dintrc Sefii
conspiratori Ladislas Szkmuly
fratele notoriosului exccutionar
de pc timpul regimului lui Bella
Kun, a fost arestat 81 Sc spune
Cd a marturisit totul.
Prcmierul Karl Huszar de-
clarat ca el nu va permitc ca
partidul social democrat sa fie
acuzat de accaSta conspiratie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-06
BOLSfvlSTII Gu
.CERESC NOUI IS
IBINZI IN SIBERIA

LONDRA. s Ian. r Telegram.
far5 fir din Mb@ova raporteaza
noui victorii extensive iintinsc)
din partea fortelor Rosii din Sibe-
ria.
Arlnatele SOviete au Ocupat ora
isul Berezor, 400 mile nord-vsxt dc
Tobolsk. capturind trei vapoare in
carcate GU faina 81 alta hrana, zicc
un comunicat. Tn alt comunicat ra
porteaza capturarcs satului Yam
veresky, GU 125,m tone de csrbuni.
Fortele bolseviste All ocupat asc-
menea statiunea Taga, pc cslca fe-
rata TRANSFERRING, capturind 81 TO-
comotiye, doua mil de vagoane si
o mare cantitate dc munitiuni.
In aeelaSi tilnp, O telegramA cat
re ziarul Times din Londra, de la
correspondence sAu din EarSOvia.
zice Cd fortelc poloncze au reluat
ofensiva fInpotriva Rosiilor dealun.
gul cali ferate Pskoff, au capturat
Dvinskul.
In Russia de sud, o telcgrama din
Odcsa, zice ca gcncralul Schilling
a dat ordin ca orasul sd fie apa-
rat Gu ori &C pref dc armatele So
vietc earl sc apropic.
Q telegrama din Hcisingfors. We.
fnita prni sHxsszeka, rsporteazd
"a Marelc Duccy Mihail Alexandra
witch a scapat din Perm 81 SC afla
ascuns.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-06
TROzkY ASASINAT
R,APOARTE NECONFIRMATE
zIC ca A FOsT iMPUSCAT.

BERLIN. ) Ianuarie. All .
reincepnt sa circule stirea ca
Leon Trotzky. ministrul de raz-
boi bolSevlst a fost asasinat. A.
ccasta dupa primirca noutatii ca
f'olScviStii s'au retras de pc
frontul Narva.
Raportul prhnit aici zice ca
Trotzky s'a dus la front sa in
cerce sd restabileasca discipline
trupelor. in timpul unei confe-
rinte GU generalul Boris. Trotzky
a devenit suparat 81 amenintator.
A1iutantul generalului Boris in
dienat a scos rcvolverul 81 a
tras trei focuri asupra lui, uci-
zindu-l.
Sc raporteaza ca Moscova nu
are confirmarea stirei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-06

Mira la trap. Esind din curtc cir.
mi la stinga. Cali all inccput a sfo-
raj. Nintul le sufla in mari. mer
gind cu cl in fata, 81 pornira in
goana. Pc la calca jumatate sd In.
talni Gu Safta, 81 GU toate cd era in
fofolita. o recunoscu.
,.Crcatc fina in sanie'' striga
Costachc oprind cali. 81 Safta SEQ
tind un snspin dc usurarc, sd ur
ca, aj,ltata dc Nicolae 81 Costacht
earl ii dadura nina, 81 vazindu 81
in SAME, linga copiii ei, inccpu 81
sc inchinc.
Ajunsi acasa, Saftci nu-i yinea
sd crcaza ochilor cind, Costachc q
inceput sd care sacii in casa.
.,Ajuta-mi fina sd descarcam $
lemnele. Finul il pun aici la ada
post. Daca o mai trccc viscolul i
tiriti in cesar, 81 in citcva mo
mcntc sania fu desc8rcata.
.,Tata mia zis ca milne dupa G
sirca biscricei sa viu sc va iau 81
faccm Craciunul impreuna. Sc fit
gata'', 81 urcindu-se in SAME, Nj
colac, care sta in fata cailor, slobo
ii dirlogii 81 caii porhira la galor
catre poarta.
Intrind in casa. Safta coprins,
pc Nicolae 81 pc Tudora i'll bratc
ii saruta zicind: .,Dragii mamci co
phi. Am crczut ca v'ati pcrdut
Pornisem dupa voi'' 81 slobozindu
sd inchina zicind:
,.Multumcscu-ti Doamnc ca tea
indurat Gle lacrimilc mclc''.
Gel aicia mama sub vclin
ta?" intrcba Tudora. vazind ca $,
misca ccva sub 0 yelinta de ling;
soba.
,,Vitica. A fatat Joiana. De al;
am zabovit. ca altfer va ajungean
dupa urmav' zise Safta, sarutine
inca odata copiii.
!, VOINEA PRIBEAGU.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-06
VOR Sc HACA Pc KAISER NE.
BUN CA Sc SCAPE DE JUDE
CATA.

LONDRA, 6 Ianuarie. = Frun-
tasii monarchistilor din Germa-
MIA fac incercare determinatd
ca sd doyedeasca ca fostul Kaiesr
este nebun, dcci nu G in conditii-
le cerute de a Fl pus in fata unui
tribunal spre a fl jl.decat, dupd
cum spunc depesa primita din
Amsterdam.
lnformatiilc prinite din sur,e
oficiale spun ca kaise1ul este tot
asa de cuninte cum a fost 81 IN
1914. 81 fost anuntat oficios cd
o propaganda cum fac monarchi-
Stii gcrmani nu Va prindc 81 nu
va schimba intru mimic planurile
Aliatlor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-06

copiii sa manincc. Nu-i mai spovc-
di 81 tu'', 81 ridicindu-se de pc mar
ginca patului facu semn Catrinci
81 Voichei, 81 intrara in casa mare.
MI zabovira multi, 81 esind, rind
pc rind, Catrina chema pc Costa
che din camara care, remasese sd
atirnc cirnatii sa sc mai zvintcze.
,.Costache, tata!, pune hamurile
pc Turcu 81 pc Dcresu. Viu 81 ell i'll
data, zise Visoi, 81 tinarul csi "a
ra sa intrcbc dc &C 81 cum.
Noica scoasc zabunul de pc Tu.
dora 81 0 imbraca GU camasa noua
GU 0 roche din ale Sandei, fetita eli
cu un an mai mare ca Tudora. 0 in.
calta cu caltuni 81 GU niste botini
purtatc, dar bunc.
Lelca Catrina umplu un sac GU
carne, carnati, paine. colaci, mere
nuci, 81 mai pusc alaturi 81 trai
sta dc faina 81 una dc malaiu, 81
gindindu-se ca poatc 81 sarca prin-
de binc, scoasc 81 un bulgarc ca d.
doua kilogramc 81 il viri in sacul
Gil malaiu.
Copiii s'au incalzit binc 81 Gu foa
mea potolita ii "a iviorat obrajii
Sania fu trasa la usa, incarcata
ca dc doua urine inaltimc eli lem
lie Gle cer 81 asupra lor sarcins
mare dc fin.
Cali, Gle 81 la adapost de vint, ba
teau din picioarc 81 Visoiu trecu1
inaintea lor Sal tina dc zabalc.
Costachc intra ii abuse sacii, pu
nindn-i pc lemnc. Voica csi cu Tu
dora in brate 81 pusc i'll sanic. Nj
colea, Imbracat 81 cl intro zegh,
groasa, sd sui linga sorasa.
Cind Sc urea Costache pc sani.
81 coprinse haturile, badea visoi i
zise:
,,Nu uita &c tram spus, 81 cine
te lntorci abatete pc la han. sam
lieie tutun,' 81 slobozind cali por
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-06
fer'icite
CIcLON.IN SPANlA

MADRID, 8 Ianuaric. = Dc
pcSele din Castollon 81 Alnleria
raporteaza ca un ciclon putern;r
continue S abintuie in acelc parti
81 care a devaStat buna part'
tinutului de aeolo. Maslini 8
pomi au fost scoSi din radacini
Mil de fami,ii all ramas pc drd
muri
Tn tren de pasagcri fost IA.
sturnat de ciclon in apropiere dc
Denia 81 mai mutt de Sasezeci de
persoane au fost ranite. cea ma
mare parte foarte serios.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-06
ALIATu NEGOCIAU Gu AUS.
TRIA Pc T1kPUL RAZBOlU-
LUZ.

ROMA, 3 Ian. : Publcarea
scrisorilor imparatului Carol al
Austriei arata ca negocA Gu An
glia 81 Franta, prin printul Sixt'is
dc Burbon ca intcrmediator, a
cauzat mare Senate aici.
Intreaga presa araA ca Italia
fost putin considerata de ALA
til Ell, 81 in special de Franta, Cd
re crau gaia a face 0 pace sepa.
rata Gu mOnarchia Austro-Cnga-
ra. fara asigurarea ca cerintele
Italiei vor Fl satisfacute.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-06
CautaIn Dc d1 |oanoviCi

Liga Nationala roaga pc ceti-
tori acestui ziar, care stiu adre-
"a d-lui Iulius E. v. Ioanovici,
fost secretar financiar al Ligei
Rationale, ca sd comunice adresa
lui la Centrala Ligei: 5705 De-
troit Ave.. Cleveland, Ohio. Am
auxit ca ar Fl prin Akron, 81 is a
TRIMS vre-o patru scrisori, fara
q Sc pri1ni vre-un raspuns. eau
tam pc fostul secretar, pentru ca
sunt uncle incurcaturi financia-
re, 81 lipsesc 81 uncle acte din ar
hiva Ligei.
p. J. Costea, presedinte.
!. Jivi-Banatanu, secretar.
Ii (3-6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-06
Sc TRuMT AJUTOARE LUZ
CoLCIAc.

HONOLULU. 6 Ianuarie. c
cablograma trimisa din Toxic ri
arului Nippu Jiji, ziar japonez
spune CD ajutor mare s'a trims
dc catra guvernul Japoniei for.
tclor amiralului Colciag la Ir'
cutsc.
So crede Cd cu trimiterea aces
tut ajutOr mare se va pornl G
campanic mai mare contra boise
Visitor. de catra trupele lui Col
ciag 81 trupele japoneze.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-06
o NouA REv1srA.

Ziarul .,Steaua Noastra' a.
'nunH ca cu datul de l Ianuarie
1920 sc va traSforma in reviSta,
Intre mai multi colaboratori ilu.
stri anunh ca va colabora 81 ,,ur
publrist viguros 81 un savant
DR.. Dion. Moldovan. fostul d.
rector al foaiei ,,Rominul'' din
America. presedimtele companiai
de export 81 import romino-amc.
rIcana. autor dc volume juridice
G.; yiarrc%,,l o,,,,oro,,tts
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-06

(Continuare pe pag. 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-06
iNTREVEDERE fNTRE NITTI
81 LLOYD GEORGE.

LONDRA, & Ianuarie. - Pre-
mierul Nitti 81 ministrul de ex-
terne Scialoia. insotiti de mar
ehEul Imperial, ambasadorul ita-
han, au avut mtrevedere cu
Lloyd George 81 Lord Curzon.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-20
MT. PLEASANT LEGION
!. EXERCISES POSTPONED

IN OE Ing to@the preyalerlce Of inhu-
enza the mayor of Mt. Pleasant has
issued proclamation forbidding the
holding of public meetings and for
thatqreason the exercises to have TAX
en- place on Monday afternoon by the
American legion have been postpon-
ed until later date. At this meeting
the certificates from the French gov
eminent were. to have been present
ed to the next Of kin of the soldier
dead from chat section. Major Leroy
Hammond, the commander of the Mt.
Pleasant post of the Legion, will fix
another date when the program that
was originally planned for Sunday
will be carried. out
No change shas been made In the.
plans for the services in Columbia
Sunday as noprderof the kind issued
by the Mt. Pleasant mayor has been
made, or so far, as known, is contem-
plated.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-20
A.rals chs.D Column Ads Pay.

and other counties, at that time lead
ers in the production Of oranges, fruit
culture has almost ceased, but most
of the groves in this county were re.
stored and thousands of acres have
been added since. One can see. in the
old Seeding groves evidences of the
freeze The trees were killed to the
ground. They sprouted from the
stump and in most of these groves the
trees are made up of a half dozen
small trees. But the Seeding grove
is not common. Most of the oranges
and grape fruit are produced on bud
ded stock. No damage from cold has
been suffered by the trees here since
the disaster of 1896 Since then some
fruit has been lost because of cold,
but not much. However, the old tim
ers appreciate fully the fact that what
has happened may happen again and
they are always nervous at every
change in the weather during the
winter and especially in February.
when their severe weather always
comes. Truck farmers of course gam
BILE with the weather, but if they are
hit by freeze they lose but a single
crop, while the orange grower may
lose, as he did in 1895, the accumula-
lions of life time of toll and self
denial
Illustrating the increased demand
for oranges and grape fruit is the
high price that is now prevailing.
When Florida produced 1000, 900
boxes the growers were glad to get
81 box. With crop of eleven mil.
lion boxes they are getting, around 50
box. ]. !. FINNEY.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-20
INV nOsT3i1t eeiUOI esiI.
ANDREW HAYES GIVEN
new TRIAL IN COURT


In the circuit court room Monday
Judge Turnesttsfsa ayie ap,fpss easea
sthe verdict u the case of State
against Andrew Hayes, colored,
charged with sihe murder of Sen ,Ly-
mum. A nhw trial was granted .ithe
defendant sbaGause of new testimony
that was revealed in affidavits led
The defendant was convicted at the
last term f0rf murder in the second
degree, but after hearing the new
*pr1of the court stated that he was
in grave doubt. as to wether or not a
verdict for Murder in the second de-
gree would I'D approved in the SUI
preme court -Apd new trial was re-
hictatitly grarfed The bond for the
defendant wahtlXed at $500.
The defenaant Hayes was mem
Der Of a falnaps negro regiment and
wears the cfTx de guerre given him
BIZ the Frensn government for valor
On the field qEpattle
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-20
GOOD PROGRAM
FOR MEMORIAL
SERVICE HERE
MUSIC WILL BE UNDER DlREc,
TioN OF MISS ANNIE GRACE
o'cALLAGHAN.
TO PRESENT MEMORIAL DIPLOMA,
Relatives of Boys Who Made "Su-
preme Sacrifice" During World
War Requested to Attend Service
at Grand Theatre Sunday.

4 A splendid program has been ar
ranged for the memorial service to be
held at the Grand Theatre Sunday aft
ernoon in honor of Maury county
boys, who, while in the service of
their country during the world war,
made the supreme sacrifice.
The program arranged contains a
number of special musical selections,
which will be under the direction of
Miss Annie Grace O'Callaghan, as
sisted by Mrs. Henry Porter.
After the principal address of the
evening, the presentation of the
French Memorial diplomas to the
next of kin of the boys who gave their
all, will probably be made by Major
Horace Frierson, commander of the
Herbert Griffin Post of the American
Legion, as the commanders of Legion
posts throughout the country have
been requested to make the presenta-
lions Of the diplL mas.
The program has been arranged as
follows
Star Spangled Banner by audi
ence.
Invocation by Rev. ]. w. Cherry.
Address, Speaker to be supplied)
Marsellaise by Choir.
Presentation of diplomas, by Major
Horace Frierson.
America, by audience
Benediction, by Rev. j. H. Barber.
1t is expected that the Memorial
service will be largely attended by
relatives and friends of the boys who
died in the service of their flag. Major
Frierson, who has been devbting a
great deal of his time to the interests
of the American Legion has been busy
for the past two or three days making
ready for the service Sunday, and has
mailed special invitations to the rela-
tives Of the boys who gave their lives
asking them to attend the service Sun.
day. i@a 'te,
Further announcements will be
made from day to day in The Herald
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-20
PARTY
BUYS COLUMBIA
CANNING PLANT
OLD DOMINION CAPITALISTS ADD
piMPLE PLANT TO LONG CHAIN
OF FACTORIES.
WILL PACK MANY TOMATOES
]. J. Wilson Is Retained as Resident
Manager OF the PIant--says Bust
ness viii Be Expanded AS Rapidly
AS Production VIII Justify.

The Columbia Canning Company
has been sold by Horace Rainey to a
party of Virginia Capitalists, compos-
ed of ]. W. Gillaspi John Bower and
r. A. Gillian. The consideration
was $4,000 in cash.
The new owners of the canning
plant, for the past sevral years have
been successfully operating a cham
of similar factories in Virginia, and
other southern states. They have
sufficient capital to develop the agri-
cultural Interests Ok the county IN
which are located, and it is believed
that truck farmers of Maury county
will derive much benefit from the
plant, as it is expected that the new
owners will enlarge the capacity of
the plant just as fast as acreage can
be secured to justify it.
]. j, Wilson, who was connected
with the plant during the ownership
of Mr.. Rainey as Manager, will be
retained in the capacity, but Mr.. Bow
er is expected to be in the county
within short time to look over the
prospects for the coming year. and
he also will be here during the entire
packing season, according to state
ment made by Mr.. Wilson today
Elsewhere in The Herald today is
an advertisement calling upon farm
ers to grow tomatoes for canning pur
poses. Mr.. Wilson said it was the
plan Of the company to pack prin
cipally tomatoes, but that other vege'
tables and fruts| would possibly be
packed if the production of the terri
tory justiifies.