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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
Rough Going for Georges

(NARPENTIER however, would have a very rough time
~ Of it in the ring with Dempsey. Jack hits
tirey too hard, and when wallop lands somebody al
ways puts the lights Georges may be clever. but
doubt if he is clever enough stop everything that
comes his way.
When the Frenchman boxed exhibition here he
showed what he could do the attack against big
bmbo from Belgium who still believed he in the
The showing impressive, but Carpenter did
hbit any defensive tactics That probably is his weak
ness, and il it is pleasant time will be had-NOT.
Dempsey can hit-that open secret. In his bout
with Fred Fulton he landed a couple of body blows and
when the big pasterer guard dropped shot his right
and plastered Fredward the whiskers for the long
count At that time many Of the critics believed blow
lucky but the day he from Willard all
of these doubts removed.
Jack certainly soCked the big boy in the first round
out at Toledo. Willard took lot of punishment went
down times counted twice but the excited
referee and the inefficient tmekeeper Grabbed the early
victory. The blow which virtually won the fight came
after minute of fighting. Dempsey rushed Jess to
the ropes. feinrd to the body with his right
his left with terrific force the champions jaw.
t5 IL what Philadelphia Jack o Brien called left
uppercut hook and landed just below WiIlard's cheek
bope jess was dazed. The mark of the fist could be
seen for the right side of Jess was sunken in Just
the same as one sunk fist in big piece of putty
Then blood rushed into the damaged portion the whole
de OF the face became swollen and the eye closed
IF 6toHc like that can stop Willard tehat chance
has Carpenter! Georges is a fne manly teIoto
I and all that sort of thing. but ire doubt II he cnu
n last rery long Nth the cham pion--proridino. Of
course the champion IS good he teas one
year ago.
Dempsey Needs the Money
. m n Ure
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17

Co.'S Baseball Team, or Jenkintown, has a
few open dates in July 4 Aug for strictly
Also July p. m, open. Aadr E. Hughes,
400 Maple street, Jenkintown. or phon,
Ogontz 1880 between a, m. and y, m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17

LUILLIANS is a conscientious, hard ,rorker. al
w wqpS gives the best he has. plays his hardest
and his ,cork shouM be appreciated. IN addition
10 these qualifications, he is leading the league in
home runs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

n ADDITION to the open air bouts
a at Shibe Park. there are two other
programs arranged for fans here to-
night, Joe Kennedy will put on his
second show at the Germantown 4. A..
while the regular weekly program of
the, Madison open-air arena will be
~nii territorial ss ,S ny ostw.en bantam boxers
club Promoter Kennedy has psirAd off
waters o schGgk ~ ks"foq"S foT Ss aHd star 'Sart ast
san,s nnls VIII be an stsht: :roundtr, as viii the
,Msnayunk, and Johnny Morgan, .: .: Ksns,ns.
for IN. Gtrmantos.n club. w'll Re ~ fol-
,N9%s; NSr; Joe CoIsy. OF Eas, Falls. - Tommy
s.nSs sssnsySnf SRS win. n Rarns% DuEan o. >ortn
vs. Gus Holly. Of N!cetoUn.
!, Joe Nelson and BOBBY McCan0 vii lnduE.
" their sixth meetIug IN 'he star scrap ~
night Henry Hsiber Vs Pee 'Wi,'oraa' vii
be the other eight-roMnd"r The SKIES are
parnstonO p OrrS" s Jn@f ' 's%S 8rGsS az S122E KID W W
liams VS. Brly Lyle jimmy q Urion viii
referee all OF the bouts
An intercity ncsro contest g,s,,,yesn rlsht
hsayywsiEhts will be m" h"aton"r at the
KID Norfolk Of New Yrrk 'akos IN KID
Pattllo. Of this city IN an riEht-rOund
bout. Another eight -"oul.der WI' W. johnny
Griffin VS.. Young sam Iausf'ri with other
matches as follows Harrl Smith vs tld
Butler; Tommy LouFhran Ns R"rn'e Nc
and Tommy HaIes vs. R'ly WINlams
Two eEht-round bouts nd three sizes will
he the attraction ~ tho Open.alr Cambria
club tomorrow nigh. Eating Murray
Hank McCiovcrn and Philadelphia Joe yelling
others a. follows Young CNt vs Joe LeitsS
Johnny pugan VI. Joe Langdon and sammy
Gold VS., Arthur Rhoads.
Al Reynolds. Of Manayunk,. ISSUES dor
4 70 ali lS0-poundfrs In his last bout
RHynolds was winner over Pete I.atso at
eottsville, according 70 reports
Tommy Hudson has announced hOs Wiling.
would he arranged II RaaIdon wer" to say
the word.
Willie Allen. former Baltimore boxer. who
appeared In n number Of bouts h"rA N $
season, Is now summeTng in wildwood
LnpGRR exclusively, -
Eddie McAndrews Is booked Tor tive
rfetcnes He viii meet Charley Turner Al
the Germantown club June % and on the
2Sth Eddie will take on Steve LatEo.
Jchnny Morgan is after festherwe sht com
retition and names FRANKIE Farmer anc
fonmy Cleary as preferred opponents.
Iew schauer. who used to box under th'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
What May Happen
in Baseball Today

RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chioaso, IL Boston, O.
Pittsburrh at Philadelphia--Rsin,
Other clubs not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
81. Louis, 2, Athletics, 1.
New York, !, Chicago, T.
Other games postpoUet--Rain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17

CHOICE sEATs---BIG FIGHT
yonNNy WILSON ss; ArGiE hAINEh
On sale III Hotel yendls Newsstand.
NJ iSh and filbert sta,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
VIM. N. JOHNSTON

BRILLIANT TENNIS STARS
William NJ. Johnston, Of Califor.
mia. United States tennis cham
piOn. and William T. Tilden, of
Philadelphia. national fnalist. to.
day triumphed in their singles
matches and. paired, won in dOu-
bles In the London tennis cham.
pionship.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17

"A territorial tilt between bantam boxers
VII be the hssdli0er a. the Germantown
club. Promoter Kennedy has paired on
tommy Cleary OF Manavunk and Charley
Maters Of schuylkin' for his star set-to.
rms viii be an eight -rounder as viii the
ssmihtal between Tommy Herman or
Msnayunk. and Johnny Morgan. Ot KensIng.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
Dempsey Needs the Money

a CCoRDlNG to wire sent here by Jacks manager
the ttehoder will be in these parts in short time
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
Hers. Arranged bv Eerr,dv

rhree siN-rounders. arranged BY keru0d"
ior the Germantown club. Will be ~ fol-
Hws; Joe CoIey. OF East Falls. = Tommy
sioCann. or Germantown, Danny GrePveR Of
nnanayunE, ys BRrney DuEan. o' %orth
rem; and Willie GaIlHEhor. Of Germsrlywn
vs.. Gus Holly, Of N!catoWn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17

doe Nelson and Bobby Mccain oull irdu q.
IN their sixth meeting IN the star scrap ~
eight rounds az the Mad.sau PARK club %.
nlsht Henry Hauher vs Pete Nd'on" viii
be ths other eight -gounder The SKIES are
Johnny Morrow Ys Tommy SharU jimmy
Darlington rs. Jack Brlen ant kld W'-
liams vs. Billy Lyle Jimmy . Brlon viii
referee all OF the bouts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17

Willie Allen, former Baltimore boxer. who
appeared IN a number Of bouts h"rs N is
season Is now summerinS IN wildwood
where he represents the EvENiSG ~ Bill,
IrbGBR exclusively.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
An intprcIty nrsro contest D.I,rcsr msh

Two eiEht-round bouts and three sizes will
he the attraction ~ tho Open.alr Cambria
club tomorrow night Eating Murr9H vs.
Hank McGovcrn and Philadelphia Joe welIins
vs. Billy Cannon viii be the lights. with the
others a. follows Young Clif ~ Joe LAtZs
Johnny pugan ~. Jo" LanEdon and sammy
Gold VS.. Arthur Rhoads
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17

Tommy Hudson has announced his Wiling.
r,ese 10 meet Patsy ReardOu. This match
would he arranged n RaaI don wer" to say
the word.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17

IN johnny Morgan Is after featherweight com,
retitlon and names FRANKIE Farmer and
foniny CieaTy as preferred opponents
yew schauer. who used TO box under the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-13
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruff

Thcse !. ono sure way that never fall.
10 remove dsndFuif completely snj that
IL TO dissolve a. This destroys It en-.
iirely. To do this. lust set about four
ounces of plain. ordinary liquid Aryon
apply II A. nlsht when retiring use
snouxh tn molsten tho scalp and rub !,
IN gently With tie finger tips,
By morning. mos, II no, all. OF 5o,r
dsplruf ~ill be- gone. and three of four
more applications viii completely dis
sol,c ard entirely destroy every single
sign and trsc" ~ H. no matter hos
much handruN you may have
You will md, too that AL itching
and dissins oi the scnlp viii stop In.
stantly, and your hair vii, hc nuffy,
hstrous glossy. silky Hnd soft, and TOOK
and feel "A hundred times better.
Yol<ran get llauli sr,ou NJ any drug
sOre u IL inespensiyS. and four
ounces Ia AL ynn wlli nesd This sim.
pie remedy has never been known. 10
Ian. tAdv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-13

Ma vsntye cnsssn. whose Death tots
plars Hai,sday ~ the family resld~ncs.
sis Wsst Eighth street
as~vtces wiz he held at Z O'Clock
"Wednesday al the perrnsn ~ ".
church, the pastor. hoV John Do MAnd.
sflc<atinA
Parliamentary law Department ~
ssr-is met Monday afternoon In Car
nesis library. with Mira W - npt,s
leading the lesson on Motions that
cannot iis pcconi-.i "
Mira. stephen Treadweli dss~,ej .
pifilam.Bisry CONTEST. Se,t mrstlnx.
January .s wlIi he guest day N tho
home ~ Mrs A. Iinl,cfson, 100 Wen
Ssvontrspth street
Tbs meeting ~ ShAtsspNrs olvb.
Schrtvl-d fr yesterday. was postponed
ons w.ek, when Mrs. ~ A. Duss. 1917
North Klein A,.pua Viii he bo~'sss
study ~ the play. "As You Ike u.
viii DO completed ~ that time.
q y 3
Queen ~ Clubs Wa entertsiosd y~s-
tcr,t,y ny Mrs Io~tss n M~gnn, ~,
West ThIrty.fkt street Mrs J. "
sulIowsy snd the hots~s won tip score
fsyOgs Next meeting. January .s, viul
Mrs. Claude Powell. ~ West Nine
tssnth street.
xlamroch FnhwoSsry club viii meet
tomorrow an~poon with Mrs. II ~
Jordan, ~, wcrt Eighth street
MrN ". u. Hershowits. tffi West
Th,riy.f fourth street. entertained th'
steBdayd club yesterday when roll WA
ans~ervd with quotations from SiI
wai,er seat The Age of Adven'uf'
md nastrg, Ear(y Attempts ~ Coloni'
ssiion; sir walter Ralsish." was o
pap-s ny Mrs. Josrph Mysr. read IN h"'
shscuee ~ Mrs J. W. Urtnnsky
'TAsrssy Progress: Drama; Religious
and Military Affairs. During tho Tudor
Per,od." was anosher papeS. w~1~r"d
ny Mrs Al Rcs~ntissl and Rad NJ Mrs
e T. Fi~hman. Next meeting viii b'
Monday With Mrs Bsn Davis. ,H weH'
PAN pA''' o..
willard pAtroas club wtn sHrvs noon
nv IuncheoN vfihay n tsoc1sav and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-13

phyvleiaMe Psvssfes Rsmsdy 10 hsw
\ Avs"as'Nfs 'ss''e.

Rronehitis n not eniy dangerous but
10 one Of the mosa obstinate cf lung
diseases. Certain physicians. however.
have trsAied II With marked suecess IN
the hst twelve years ~ . PREPARATION
known a. gcsfe's Throat and inns
Tonic The Esat bsn~ftts conferred by
the uss of this rsmsdy have - tn Ms
being off,reA 10 ,As ssssssf psblie, and
drusGtsts ran nov supeay ycu wwh II
~ . eost ~ cnly . fsw c-"ts.
scass's rhmt and lang Tusie kas
achieved remarkable results IN o@ssi-
nate cases whsrs 0,h~ remedies had
failed. Thousaa1s priA Il without
stint. A grs,s'sl usss ays-
"PioAss aAd ny name 10 shs Ioas ,is,
Of friends cf scafs'a We keep Il con.
,isvaI'y and ma n very effective In
coughs. coids brdaehtai affscttoas and
so~e throsta In bronchial Troubles !
have r-c''vsA )eseIts that ! never
found any dhsr msAistns. tpught
my .lirss bottle thrye ysars a<o, and
sinc have givsa away .seav0ul bottlea
70 friends who reretvsf sxcsllsat ~.
suits and would aoe now % without Il
To anyone In Doubt q the msrits cl
Scafa'a I ssadiy rscsmasad shs sasaA
sna yUu may rsfes 10 NE - AAv TIM
dat can b. a sssvics - ~.
MRS. y. n. eEWAAD.
cartAaoA ~"
n 20 suffer from hrsschitiA ~
throat. coughs. as(hma. vhsseeao csugf
~ any o1Ass throat q hing tsNssb)e, ~
osafs's Threat and Lang ruaSe. u +
as< ~ expsviMsat Rsss,to ~ eS,ss.
aalsed. tAAs.I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-13
All Fat People
Should Know This

TIE world owes s.H ~ rf.'iilf. -
ne Huthr ~ 'i~ nov fAWDHa N.rmH.a
Irss. tlrton afd " ttGi NOR. irIftfst
fpf 'Ns ftiy'Nun ~ fUIs hafttIc.= q.
fr'use obesity f.iltHy ~ ht..t f.rm NHf.
HoIa Prescription Tth|r's an n0p f- .t.
ts med nl drug stHffs uf Nf af.|.rH
tIffrt 20 NaftnoIa On go W.HFt .I A.s
DsuaU M.HI ami fut.I fffsff 10 fr..s
- trr Hf,r 'tFrI Is.... ~ ...fs. fpf
f.yprs Uf violent srrf"ss fHr to 90
ton ~ H, waf'at bu4F 20 nufwsf ltn.
~Dff.Ns ttdvl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-13

pupils u the sehool In the sftsrno0n
tho regular patrons mso'inK will bs
hsId In the klndsisartsn room, vhnn
J. ~ Owen &ill talk on The 10y Prob
leu"
" ~ Card club viii meet tomorrow
Win Mrs. g. n Hoffman lls west
fIfh ~reet.
W n. club viii b" on'o''hinod to-
morrow ny Mrs u " Marx. iii5 West
Thirty-tIhrd rtf"',
Mr. sBd MrA. L. a. Tunier lisT w~
Tw.nly-ihlfd tlfs't viii entertain hr
Isl. Brldsr club nns husbands ~, eve
nlnK
Nh pol,a club viii m"o, Mon'sny ev'
ming with Mis- anfy liAfbauTn, liii
West Eleventh street, when final plans
viii he discussed sfor the n"Nt ciub
danes, frbri,fv f.. Hi the liuckns
u
Mrs n A. iIuplaurh and tao cihl
dren u .Rcago and Mrs lien iinuison
and sthy ~ Cai,in are due ~ arriu
tr,dAy for weeks stay With Nr and
Mrs Nopi y lIlThlr% ni7 wat ThinJ
eighth street
MI, MhHrise Wesicot', $50 W"si
sey.nfh street, VII be- LOST "rs ,on'Fh
to the i.ucky Thirteen club ofiicern for
tho ensuing year VIII he elected.
n
Nj. and Mrs g. " rullay. of Tulsa
| t.t
,srp parents JudFc and Mrs " A.
| Ledbeurr. 3s1 East 'Rfh plnos
A. tho Victor luncheon Ga y. river,
Friday hy the Woman. Christisn T'rn-
petancs union. 20 ceic,rnie natl nal Iro'
| hlhliIon. n pretty ceremony win pfs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-13
thirteen MEXICAN
BANDITS EXECUTED

DOUGLAS. fuE, jan 80 7lnf,.r
Nsuoan tsrdrs. rho hAi nsfu .Yp
fitt~i u MAN. cnm's and rffo-.H o.
e'to executed by firing rqIHd eIr
iay evening bear T'p'-oo. fDIfr-rn
tpnofs. AOcprd.1F 20 hiy.res t,HsI.rr
tho M"sicAn military authorize. -
AHna phe.a iu~' hcrDt. 'hs border
To-Day Tho ssrculions sore rsfr'rd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-13

oui under he direction ~ G~n rdu.
Ifdo Gonzales
f'hs bngands we're isri ~ thosr
rapnr'd foo"nuy north ot ilefmS H.
a'icf q hard battle With fedetal troops
Among them FrH l~rii' i'fdef
uHmsd JuAn I,odiSy"1. 'ufmsr cVm.
mlnder under yllh md ~ ono ums
commits ionsi of'ir'r .n tho car
rpastA army
llofnrpet .nd hIs song vsr. con-
aoind NJ lro'InS and burning mo prop
rny ~ Tho Chicago Erplnrn ton snd
brysloprpnt corporation ~ Tonichl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-13
BAD baATH


IN tdvaUs ubw isbtsts, de
pit~u,utr In ..lcnwI, act Ssitiy a. tire
bs.eA AMI ssiiivrly h tn .Wk.
f~1As dtihtru With tai bIedu nn
quicA rliri Though tskinp them II
~ edwards Ohw iahkfs ae q
vrsvtsbts .sIi,spmd mnsu ~itb plivu
0i IhxS su Hs1hiy tui mmly N he
by~ris An bve, Sinriisses us' ~
msw~ q, >cthsl cksu,i,s TN bbs1 q
pmiiyins TN ea,be syarn lh 10
thu shNb ,ahnDe' j.s>, ~ItsNd al 4
ths bsG siif, efiets Tax x~ N 40
evcs, uish, ia a ~crk a,d vk hs
oieasaiN sfit1t. Ia and 2!x ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-13


VunnkhOOD cULTU D.
CLUE met yesterday with
-1rs. u. v. Lee. 1897 Dale
avenue ll"ll call ~ss
pssiod of 'hs nf'eIis"ons study
sN'"ss "a"s 's''S's y"
Deesninw w" y, ~ pu''""se /"
M Islands, conditions 'here, ths
government etc A report
" by tho flower mission o'rn'
)e w effect that o,sb hsu been
" for tho stick and needy. hns'
Inscriptions 10 the amount of "
snishsd the ulfls state Indus
~.
'oeo Nl and seven of 'hs 'cSt
bscsrnins enVirunmenial oondi-
|sse discussed by Mrs. Leslie
| n the sbsenc. of Mrs Msp
=. leader. assisted by Mrs
s.' ' a.. ,"n,o,,,~,,v
80" ,,.s,,,..d h, IN. club.
80. a.. ..,v.d lunch.
~ meeting. January 10. with
A lar, son ,,iI West Fm tieth
.so,u. n, ovs,,oc.
NJ D. u neaa w. " 70,
we"sism street, s,rc,,. Ss'' ms',,, "s .,,,
10. J" i,o"'s1'"e' N.Y. 'p' ""
sss tomorrow 49,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-13

Unpaid telephone bills fof rna month
~ January are pAst due II not paid
by o m. ~ the 18th, service Viii h"
discontinued souib sSs, BELL TtL n
Tel. Co. fAdvD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-13

willard ratross club wtn s~vvs noon
nv IubcheoH vfihay u tsoN1bav and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-13

|VIssiaia Droadns, OF O~en'on.
v Ns. u. 7. Head jr.. of al
lvsntisth street. we're married
! 70, In Louisville. Ny. and VIII
ksss tomorrow.
Ia 10 . son Of w. and Mrs
Igsal IT,. and 10 connected With
u h tbr oil business nt Wsco
Veess the young couple viil
Ask home temporarily.
The Lamar register., 1920-05-19
CANADA'S SPLENDID ELK HERD
Western Manitoba the Home Of Eight
Thousand Of the Animals, Led
by Splendid Specimen.

The king of the elk surviving on the
North American continent Is believed
TO be the leader OF herd OF 5000
animals on the Riding Mountain re-
serve In Western Manitoba. This
magnificent specimen OF a dying race
was reported by woodsmen sent out
recently by the Manitoba government
10 take a census OF the herd. After
closeup view Of the beast they estl-
mate the spread OF Its main antlers
at so inches; they are believed to be
the greatest I'm the world. with the
prongs Included. they declare. the 50
inches would he greatly increased
The great buck. according to the
woodsmcn, is IN his prime and In
physical proportions stands out in the
herd like veritable monarch.
The Riding Mountain herd is one
Of the two great herds Of elk left on
the continent. Protected by law and
carefully tended, It was sleek and fat
this winter while the great American
herd of 10000 animals was threat
ened with starvation in the Jackson
Hole country on the borders of Vel
lowstone park in Wyoming.
The Lamar register., 1920-05-19

and believe me. If they ever did the
stuff's off. He makes me sick with
that thick upper crust OF his -
You shall not abuse him. Archie
His pride may be false, but Wen have
to admit he's true to his convictions,
anyway"
Daddy" began Beatrice the next
morning. while her father was finish
ing his breakfast. what would you
say n the very incest man In all the
world. except YOU, refused to come and
see your daughter any more because
Of few paltry dollars her father has
In the bankT"
I'D say he was the most colossal
ass on record; but yot're joking,
aren't you?"
NO. daddy dear. Last night Harry
Insisted he must stop coming here
and refused fatty to give me any rea-
son. Cousin Archie says some one
has accused him Of being a fortune
hunter"
at doesn't seem possible that man
of his intellect would allow foolish
scruple to wreck two young lives
said her father, "and I'm going to see
what can be done toward waking the
young man up"
Beatrice was somewhat comforted
by her fathers assurance. but 1t would
have been short-lived could she have
beheld the storm when Pennington
called on Forester and stated his err
rand.
"See here, Forester" he begBn
abruptly. are you in love with my
daughter7"
Foresters face paled. hut his voice
was steady as he replied:
mfr Farmlngton. presume my FIRE
uuent calls at your home warrant yOnr
The Lamar register., 1920-05-19

70. 1920. by Mcclure Newspaper Syndlcate.) }
Sometimes pride is very valuable
asset, and again 1t can do more toward
wrecking human happiness than any
other known quality. Harry Fores-
ter's pride amounted to an ahiiction
He found 1t valuable asset more than
once In his business career. but il
proved to be more than an aflictlUn
when he found himself hopelessly in
love with Beatrice Farmlngton-hOpe-
lessly only because of his own hide,
bound decision never to marry until
he could provide his wife with every
Thing or more than she was accus-
toned to at home.
Beatrice, / cannot-must not come
here any more - he had told her as he
was leaving after one of their many
happy evenings together.
why, Harry Foresterl Why can't
your What do you mean?"
IL just can't-that's ull"
When Cousin Archie came in little
later he found her plunged In the most
abysmal despair.
What's wrong, Cheeriei" he ques-
t''Ai'As Afhh itlhHfh gbh Aht VI
an Egyptian pyramld?"
"DOn't-don't make fun of !" she
walled. I'm so miserably unhappy"
Come on, now, little girl; tell me
this minute who or what is the rea-
SON"
lit is Harryl'
What In the world could he have
descended from his dignity long
enough to do?"
Nothing; but he says he can't come
here any more"
The devil he emit Are you en-
gnged 10 him7"
Not exnctly-but almost"
II suppose it's another spell OF his
stubborn pride. Some one has probu-
bly, accused him of fortune hunting.
The Lamar register., 1920-05-19
Warm Bath Cures wheats Disease

A Norwegian scientist discovered
that the "smut" which was sadly in
terfering with the work OF the wheat
growers all over the world and in this
country in particular, could be rene
died by hot bath. but II remained
for an American farmer TO discover
practical process by which the wheat
could he given this treatment. He
worked II out for his own wheat a
few years ago by designing special APP
paratus for the purpose and be has
been so successful that he has all he
can do to take care Of the grain OF
his fellow farmers who are sending
seed wheat from all parts of the
country.
The Lamar register., 1920-05-19


County Of Prowers, l.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Plaintiff.
Earl Mcdonald.
Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
To Earl Mcdonald. the Defendant
above named. GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear In
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintin in the District
Court Of Prowers County. State of Col
urado. and answer the complaint there
in within twenty days after the service
hereof. il served within this County:
or. IL served out Of this County, or by
publication within thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive of the day OF
service: or judgment by default will be
taken against you according to the
prayer OF the complaint. And If copy
Of the complaint in the above entitled
action be not served with this sum-
mons. or II the service hereof be made
out of this State. then ten days addi-
tional to the time hereinbefore speci-
lied Tor appearance and answer Will be
allowed before the taking OF Judgment
BY default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to obtain
Judgment against you in the sum of
ts1s5.00). on promissory note with
interest on said sum from the date
hereof. and for costs OF suit. as viii
more fully appear from the complaint
IN said action to which reference Is
here made; copy of which is hereto at
tached.
And you are hereby notified that IL
you fail to appear. and to answer the
said complaint as above required the
said plaintim Will take Judgment
against YOU by default for the relief
prayed in said complaint
Given under my hand and the seal
OF said Court. at Lamar. In said Coun-
ty. this 18th day OF Aprh. A. ID. 1890.
(SEALD.
a. f. DOwNER.
Clerk.
First Pub. May IL, 1920.
Last Pub. June 3. 1920.