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C'spture Three (:ener.,,.

LONDoNa Feb. 13.-~Thrcc generals.
200 other officers. 5000 soldiers, 100
guns. four nrmorcd trains and great
by the Ro!ahoyists OF Odessa, it is
claimed in wireless message from
MOSCOW received today.
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Holy Trinity Church

rev. ]. j. Gravat,, o. D., Rector.
Services at II a. n. and r. N.
Sunday School at 9:t6 a. NJ. Bible
ncsday at II 4. ". Holy Communion
Friday at II A. NJ Contirmnt ton In.
struction at p. II. and T.. ii.
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The Ladies A.d Society OF Bcuiah Church
.siiefheid CSunty. wGs very pl:l.anti! en-
,Ino'ssay afternoon. Abou, .r.u,,. mem
ps.Sot INC cocset:' were present After tho
scSuss business of the society pss trans
~e,.9 lunch was served ~ ;hc hos;ess.
Ihcre VIII be no dance at the Her
image Cinb tonight on account OF the
Tho club.
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RICHMOND TIMES DIsPATcB SATURDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1920

in their weekly meeting IN the parish
will speak ut the request or the body.
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Bishon to Address pastor.

Bishop Collins Denny will address
the Methodist preachers OF Richmond
and vicinity on the subject of 'Gnifica-
ton Monday morning at 1880 o'clock
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J . g I T. I Y

There Will be the usual weekly in
formal dance for club members and
their guests tonight at tho Hermitage
Country Club. These dances have been
will be continued through the late win
ter and spring months. An orchestra
Begin si PAT at % o'clock. '""'"e' WIG" WIZ
Guests OF Mrs. Sampson.
Key; and Mrs Lyttieton Iiarnsbcrgcr,
and their little son, are guests OF
Ter Park: Airs. iIarnsJerger viii 10
itgnes Lacl Woods cH da0sh,er "S of M Dr'
james l.. Moods OF Using -lsians-pu,
China. and granddaughter of Rev. pr.
sons staff.
Dance for school Set.
a pretty dance for. the younger
Girls and boys was that given last
for their young daughter. Miss Mary
tho Tnek"r bo The 7SS !Go
Avenue. Decorations were Carried out
in spring flowers and refreshments
We're served at IL o'clock.
Some several hundred people will at
tend the ball to be held this evening
piccs OF the Woman's Auxiliary 20 the
Blues Association. The affair Is for
the benefit Of the Mues' Memorial Tab
ana number OF prominent women VIII
nc, AZ chaperons for the evening.
Luncheon for Class.
senior Glass OF the Elicit School at
her home today at luncheon at 80
"eloGh he necor Grafton VII be carried
twenty. guests Will DO present.
Intending Dnncc.
Cane Charles to attend the m,dwinter
danSe given bS INC North Hampton
Io,il!on Club. This is one OF the social
events Q: the season, and will be at
tended by all the younger society set
o. inc Eastern Shore OF Virginia. Miss
simpson I'm VII go from ,ncrc TO Nor.
Miss Helene Schemes. later vieitinE her
brother. Or. William y. Simpson, OF
shuEart. Robe rtson.
A.: Nis sSa Mile MI Ho1sTtson, daughter, OF
SSfhhenTF c son WAS married TO Mag
.,h4se city. at noon Saturday. The
pride wore travelling suit OF blue
aritot'ne. embroidered in rcd and gold
ana coFsaSc bouquet OF orchids The
ceremony was performed by. tho Rev
s,acn " rheIps. a. lo2 East Tenth
:,Ifet; MI. ana Mrs. Shugart vii! make
-Af the white.
Ni M5s. rhiIiip II. Mcmillan: Of Detroit,
son. OF washington and Boston. are at
INC White Sulphur Springs.
week. MS from re W lead; who returned this
Visited her sister. Mrs. wal!ace N sfs
hor, ss$y there. "IS@ 8s. &sr f sas re-
Mr.. and Arg. Prescott Lawrence ,,a
Miss Katharine Eulkelc% I.a,.ro, M
REGISTERED this week for visi, Of
Ee'd5 weeks going there from New
:, II. Porter. OF Charleston, W. va
az me G.eenhrlcr for short visit.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

John T.. B!ai- t+s). Kichmonl.
Goldio Jones ti5D. l:ichmond.
J,-cder,ciS w. Fabe- (2a>. Richmond
Gallo Leo Cavcnaugh t2o), Richmond
Harry Mayo Shusart t:2l. Richmond.
Ncllie Bruce Robertson CID. Richmoao'
Emanuel g. Coates ($al. Nichmond.
Amorcttc y. Smith (:3). Richmonu.
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slrs ": 3. Copeland h.. returned 70
:nonS He"s. ai'cF sho-, stay II Fitch
Carter Hall. of Washington. HI. hos,
npeaIins atveEa! Gays With friends IN R!ch.
Robert "; Daniel. Of ph!iadelph,a b,.
coen IN Richmond this week for a brIef
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10 Heal A Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. DOC.
ADV.
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!, trN S;.s s!aSG. Feb .:IJ9hn r.. Head
burg. wore married "wednesday evening
Ian chureh. rev j. = Watson ~eH ucs er,s
They went for a Northern bridal trip, and
Will reside In Atlanta, Ga
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IN AND OUT or TOWN.

L. Porter. OF Charleston, w. VA
the Gree nbrlcr for a short ylsi.
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BRISTOL. Feb. 13.--aIIss Trula Booh.-
and q. L. NcCroskey. both Of this civ
were united in marriage here yesterdsyy..
Rev. J. L. Yost officiating.
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Sunday in the Churches
EPISCOPAL.
EPISCOPAL.
st. James Episcopal
Church

Holy Communion at 4. N aIoyn-i
Ing Prayer and sermon At II o'clock
Evening Prayer ana sermon az s:i6.
Sunday, School at $3.50 "a NJ. Mems
bible Class at the church at 10 A. NJ.
Women's Bible Class at tho CoileEfatN
School. 1919 Monument Avenue, II 80
\. NJ The rector, Rev. G. Freeiandi
Peter, viii preach at the morning sar.
Vice, and tho assistant minister. Raw
Carl s. Smith, In the evening.
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BR1STOL. Feb. 1S.-Miss Mary NV. 30
,a nus EN- a az Ms arIn MTYhson or Dir
-, Is. Thomas performing the ccrc,n nnv.
Thcy VIII reside At birmingham HS-
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FREpEEICKSBURG. Feb. 1s.--Edwa-d u
wsr9,d' OF MSrroIs. Xa. and Mrs. Incz r.
ricd here by, Rev. T. L. Swift. They Viii
make their home in Norfolk Va wiz
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7,b moEi.ESnInM,;HII6CKsnuRG. Feb. ls-Edsar s.
Of this ni,S wt Slss n E,annie H. Bland. 10th
Mo inc ne TIa,aGo , 81 Ksy Dscatur Edwards
make their homo in this city. eS VIII
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every respectfully,
D. ID. DENDY
0. P. NORMAN
LON JUDD
r. NJ. PEDEN
T. Z. SEAY,
Board of Supervisors. y
ROTATION IN OFFICE.

One Of the strongest advocates of office
known Congressman u Ssso when running
Hon. Shed Hill in the campaign when Mr. elected y
The principal plank in his parom Give the
Young Man Chance He said that
Congress if he entitled
endorsement of his faithful
entitled third he be
fairs could reach and the
Webster Clay should be elected He
also told the people that you going
for f throw pine
and quit educating boys for they will
life"
Ii this true IL years it is
struggling educate themselves and
Yet Mr. Ssson has held the office which
conended for the above principles for
will have drawn 9O00OO0 salary
mileage from this office when his term ends
Experience has clearly demonstrated that
office too long not best for the country They believe
that they wise they lose contact with
election time and lose the consideration for of the
and lean toward their ow1ntere;
trenchmg themselves about with power making
strong central at the of States
powers that should remain vested in the people,
the United States unbroken precedent
ted to serve longer than two terms.
We have IN the for Congress this tme young
man who 80 years od not too old young
selmade of the
part OF the tcng and has been able keep his when
has favored him. He energetic
student and is eneny qualified fill the office Congressman
We refer to Hon Jeff Busby of Houston you by
give him chance his worth and mertY will you
nue to Sign the deed to the office present
editorial from houston I1mes-Post lAdv)
The progress-itemizer., 1920-07-09
BERRY CAMPS PROVE
A BIG SUCCESS
d E PARKS,
Clerk -----

Five Berry Camps were held in
the county this and last week by Miss
Doris, Home Economics Agent, and
thelargest camp and largest number
of cans put up by any club in the
state was held at Hopewell lastThusr
day and Friday with SO in attend
ance canning 400 cans of berries.
At Little Rock there were present
I25 and this number canned $50 cans
sent and canned $50 cans.
Miss Doris is holding a camp at
Springdale today, and the number
present with the number Of cans put
up will appear in next weeks paper.
This county has the distinction of
holding the first Berry Camp in the
state, which was held last year. To-
day they are being held all over the
state, where many cans are being put
in the pantries for winter use, Which
the club girls are proving that they
are doing their bit to reduce the liv-
ing cost.
This year the Agent is teaching the
girls to use the Steam Pressure Cook
er, fireless cooker, Burpee Can seal
er and the oil stove and much inter-
is being manifested in the work.
On the 28, 20 and 80 of this month
a Short Course will be held at Oak
land for the Club members, and at
which Course the generous Board OF
Supervisors gave II free trips to
that number of girls who will have al
Expenses paid to that meeting. The
Agent is expecting 100 girls and part
of all their expenses will be paid.
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CALHOUN FOR GOOD ROADS
Board Of Super lisors Take Up Mat
ter at Regular Meeting.

CALHOUN CITY, Miss, July g.
The present ses1ion Of the board of
supervisors of Calhoun County con-
templates the ISSUANCE of a call for
the vote of the people respecting a
new bond issue to help put over bad
ly needed road building projects in
the county. Bonds to the amount of
100000 have beeen issued and sold.
The supervisors have agreed and vot-
ed willingness to float bonds cover
ing 100000 more in order to secure
federal supplement Of half a million
dollars to the half million the county
would thereby ra ;se, totaling million
dollars for road bui ding in the coun-
ty of Calhoun. The board of suder-
visors recently voted an election for
July Is, but its legality was leopard
ized by the failure # the board to
properly publish the announcement of
the election in advance. The propos-
ed bond issue win care for the grad
ing and rocking of two badly needy
roads across tic Junty.
The progress-itemizer., 1920-07-09
NOTICE TO TRAdroRS or
PRINTING

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors Of Yalobusha
County Mississippi, will receive seal
ed bids, on the 1st Monday Of August
"A. D. 1920 at the County Court house
in the City of Water Valley, within
legal hours, for printing for the coun-
ty for furnishing blank books stat
ionery, legal blanks, and office sup
plies. Bids shall be submitted separ-
ately on each class to-wit: /, 2, 3, a,
and and shall be for the printing
of legal blanks, furnishing of stat
ionery, booksl and office suppliesA
etc, for the period Of two years. Each
bidedr shall submit with his bid a
sample Of the paper proposed to be
furnished and each bid shall be ac-
compained with q check for $4,000
payable to the President of the Board
as an assurance of the successful
bidder shall submit with his bid
ecuting bond
Done by order of the Board Of
Supervisors this the 9Th day Of July
A D 1920
d E PARKS,
Clerk
The progress-itemizer., 1920-07-09

When office in 1916 audit showed the
fund badly in debt with 33 900 90 unad outstanding
against said fund without
treasury We also without funds with which the
selling 30 so
the dollar The County heen out aeht
ka years I
the dollar above what they
let Of the discount the people
would take them at less This direct loss to e
Of the County.
Withn from the time went into offle
issued could be cahed the dotoy just
check the holder getting cent the warraf issued
for within three the fund OF debt
and did cent by April 919 this fund hid 3OOO00O
its credit the county treasury with which pat current
This done without the levy being ised during
the time
We frank say that this accomplished largely through
adopted by the Board His always efficient and
sound, with view of saving the taxpayers money.
we have also been in close touch with Mr. Busby Prose
cutting Attorney of Chckasaw County for the eight He
always did what he thought his duty without wealth.
rank station in life prosecuting all persons ake who
charged with violating the criminal law No person thfuy
that he clay down. his duty he bears this envabe
reputation, without exception, among his people
1--WE regard Mr. Busby hghtoned sober Christian gentle
good lawyer and believe that if elected Congress
that he will make able efficient dependable
representative
every respectfully,
D. d. DENDY
O. P. NORMAN
LON JUDD
: r. NJ PEDEN
T. L. SEAY,
Board Of Supervisors
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San Frnncisco, July g. For Pres
ident, James Monroe Cox of Ohio.
For vice president, Franklin Dslano
Roosevelt of New York.
There's the Democratic ticket
chosen by the national convention
which adjourned today at 1929 D. m.
after finishing all the work which it
was called together to do.
Cox was nominated by acclamation
Tor the presidency at 1:4O this morn
lng,after the forty-fourth ballot in
the convention had demonstrated that
ne was within reach of the two-thirds
vote necessary. When the nomination
was made Cox had 7031a and 728 were
needed. The Michigan delegation was
already on its feet to switch it's SO
votes to Cox, SO even if the motion to
give him the nomination by acclama-
tion had not been made he would have
had 1921 when the forty fourth bal
lot was tailed.
Roosevelt was named by acclama-
tion in the convention this afternoon
after all the other names placed in
nomination for the place had with
drawn and sked their respective del
egations to give Roosevelt the place
without contest.
Cox and Roosevelt"
The first cheer for the ticket, "Cox
and Roosevelt" was given in the con-
vention at 3:15
Cox is governor of Ohio, now serv-
ing his third term in that office. He
has been representative in Congress
from his state and has devoted his
spare time when not in politics to
running several newspapers which he
owns in Ohio. -.
Roosevelt is assistant secretary of
the navy and was Secretary Daniels
mainstay during the great war. He
is recognized as an executive Of great
ability and has always been q popular
figure in the politics Of his state.
When the. convention took it's sine
die adjournm the party leaders
'enerallg the opinion that
na. a9 strQnEsst pes
i viii n..ss, strong Bid for pcpu-9
ar support in the November election.
Gavin McNab, leader Of the Cali
The progress-itemizer., 1920-07-09
COLDWATER. BESTS
WATER VALLEY
Locals Lost to Visitors by One Score
In Spirited Game.

In the rounds Of sports locally
goes the tale that the local base ball
club got started wrong again in the
game between Coldwater and Water
Valley Tuesday afternoon.
Both teams worked hard for their
reward but the locals could not pile
up enough scores to make the game
give out hope that winning streak
''d struck them, however, the ball
fellows have again strengthened the
team with the help of two good pitch
ers who come here with the reputa-
tion Of having the goods.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs!
day, teh team from Moscow, Tenn,
will come here for a three game SER
les and it is a fact that some good
ball playing will be seen in these
games. Jones from Byhalia will pitch
one of the games and Lon Magee
one.
The score Monday gave Coldwater
6 and Water Valley 5. Culp started
the game, but was relieved by Magee
in the third.
The progress-itemizer., 1920-07-09
NOTICE OF ELECTION

To the QUALIFIED Electors Of jeff Da-
Wis Consolidated School District Of
Yalobusha County, Mississippi.
Notice is hereby given that, in ac-
cordance with and pursuant to an or
der of the Board of Supervisors Of
Yalobusha County, Mississippi, en-
tered at the July 1920 meeting Of
said Board, an election will be held
at Williams Store in said District,
on the 31st day Of July A. d. 1920,
at which election there will be sub
mitted to the qualified electors Of
said district the question Of whether
or not the bonds of said district to the
amount of Fifteen Thousand Dollars
shall be issued for the purpose of con
structing, equiping, or repairing q
school building in said district and
erecting teachers home therein.
All qualified electors of said district
are urged to 60 to the place Of hold
ing said election on said date and
participate therein.
This July 7th, 1920.
E. M. BADDLEY,
G.. r. WOOD
H. H. BOSWELL.
Election Commissioners
|7-9 At.
The progress-itemizer., 1920-07-09
NAVAL OFFICER
WRITES EXPERIENCE
IN HOLY. LAND
Lieut.. Commander Lucius Dunn De-
scribes Recent Trip to
Holy Land.

To his parents in Water Valley,
Lieut.. Commander Lucius Dunn, UU.
Is. Navy, who comes from that town,
writes an interesting letter ~
"Well, here I am in Jerusalem.
Game over from Joppa yesterday
afternoon and will go back to Joppa
and join the Pittsburg tomorrow
morning. We sail tomorrow nigh&
for Alexandra, Egypt.
"Have spent the entire day sight
seeing. Went out to Bethlehem this
morning and visited the manger
where Christ was born. Also saw
Rebeccas tomb. l then went upon
the Mount of Olives, and saw where
Christ was supposed to have ascend
ed to Heaven. Also visited Mary's
tomb. l picked some flowers from
the garden Of Gethsemane for you,
Mamma, as I know that you would
appreciate seeing them. I then went
to Calvary where Christ was cruci-
fled. and then to the church of the
Holy Sepulchre. Saw Christ's tomb
and also the stone upon which they
laid him when they took him down
from the cross. Saw the River OF
Jordan and the Dead Sea.
at makes the Bible seem mighty
real when you visit all the wonderful
places that | have been today. This
is also Sunday and the Pentecost.
eve went to the place where once
stood the Temple of Solomon. Also
saw the Jews at prayer outside the
wall to Solomon's Temple. They are
praying for the return to Jerusalem
of the Jews.
"Surely wish that l could have all
of you . ith me today, as know you
all would have enjoyed the Holy
Land. l made the trip over here from
oppa by machine, 56 miles, ani will
return by machine tomorrow.
"The original wall of Jerusalem is
still standing, and l saw the gate
through which Christ entered Jerusa-
lem from the Mount of Olives just
before they ,ruc;fied Him.
"Couid write on and on Of my
interesting trip, but must close, as
also want to drop not to Dorothy.
/ hope to be in England about one
month from tonight. Hope to be there
about a month on the Pittsburg
"Had mail from Dorothy yester-
day. she was O. X. Am having fine
cruise now. Bye bye this time, all
write. Love to all"
Lieut.. Commander Dunn is serv-
ing on board the armored cruiser
Pittsburg.
The progress-itemizer., 1920-07-09
WORMS EAT CORN; MUCH DAMAGE DONE
COUNTY AGENT ANNOUNCES PREVENTION
Pests Doing Damage Over Entire State.
Does Not Do Much Damage To Old
Corn.

There has been considerable dam
age done to corn by the southern grass
worm. It is imperative that we make
an effort to control this insect. The
following was sent out by Prof. r.
w. Harmed Of the A. & M. College.
We have ordered sprays and you can
get same at Coffeeville.
e. Since early in May, Mississippi
farmers have had to meet an out
break Of one Of the most serious pests
that has ever damaged their crops.
Dozens of farmers have assured
the writer that this is the worst pest
they have ever known. First reports
of the worms came from along the
Gulf Coast. Since then they have
spread over most Of the counties of
South Mississippi, the Delta and to
some extent to all sections Of the state
Certain districts have not been dam
aged at all while in other places hun
drcds of acres of corn, grass and 9TH
er crops have been totally destroyed.
In some instances fields have beeen
replanted three times, and the crops
entirely destroyed by these pests.
About June 18th we found that
the parasites and other enemies Of
the worms were destroying many of
them in the Southern counties. We are
very glad to be able to report now
that in some sections of south Miss
issippi the worms have apparently
disappeared. 1t is to be hoped that
their enemies now have the worms
in control so that they will not ap-
pear in injurious numbers again this
year. We are also hopeful that these
enemies of the worms will follow
them to other sections and soon have
them under control.
The progress-itemizer., 1920-07-09
COX FOR PRESIDENT;
ROOSEVELT, VICE-P.
Cox Elected On 44h Ballot After Palmer Supporters Were Re
leased BY Him. Deadlock Longest Of Many
Political Years.

! fornia Democracy, believes that Co,
and Roosevelt will carry Californis
He said:
"The ticket represents the best so
lidification Of all opinion in the con.
vention. believe it will be a strong
ticket It probably will win in this
state and will help Senator Phelan ir
his fight for reelection"
Thomas Tsggart, head Of the In
diana Democracy, sent message to
Gov. Cox, congrtulatine him upoA
his nomination. He said:
"The ticket is fine. It win sweep
the country. am confident we can
put Indiana in the Democratic col.
umn."
Taggart is the Democratic nominee
for senator and he hopes to win the
seat from Senator Watson with the
help Of the Col. Roosevelt ticket.
Leader Murphy of the Tammany del
egation was also well pleased with
the ticket. He stood and applauded
vigorously when Roosevelt's nomina-
tion was made.
Gov. Cox sent to Chairman Robin
son message Of appreciation, which
was read to the convention amid
cheers. It was as follows:
"Let me thank you for your felicit-
Gus message, l shall accept the stand
ard from the democracy Of America
conscious not only Of the honor, but
of the great responsibility conferred.
AS providence gives me strength and
vision my firm resolve will be to JUS
tify the confidence which has been
officially expressed.
"The shrine Of government is in the
communities Of the land near to the
homes that have given service and
sacrifice. To them we will carry our
cause with the assurance that thc
faith shall be kept and the institu,
ions of free people are always suf-
ficient to the needs Of time if they
are held to the policies which we
pledge.
"Please convey to the delegates Of
the convention my grateful ac-
acknowledgement.
The reading Of the message was
followed BY an enthusiastic parade
yfsund the haL 4 in whscl. 81 -sA ssxke
The, band wagon nS SeIn
n Ia "a
The progress-itemizer., 1920-07-09
HON. JEFF BLSBY GOOD BUSINESS MAN
Instrumental In Saving Taxpayers Thousands Of Dollars Home
Comty-lndorsed By Supervisors
The Supervisors Of Caickasaw County,

The Supervisors Of Clickasaw County,
home county Of Hon. jeff Bnsby, candidate
for Congress in this District, heartily endorse
him as highly qualified 10 fa that office, and
commend him to the people for his splendid
business ability in saving the taxpayers much
money by putting the county on sound bust.
ness basis while he was ClInty Attorney.
Their statement follows:
''In view Of the fact thai Hon. Jeff Busby
is candidate for Congress- we, the members
of the Board of Supervisors Of Chickasaw
County for the past four ve8rs, desire to say
that we have been intimatek associated with
Mr.. Busby as County Prosesnting Attorney,
and as attorney for the BoalH Of Supervisors
The progress-itemizer., 1920-07-09

A coated tongue, bad breath, dizzi-
ness and a clogged condition in the
bowels can be quickly relieved by US
ing Prickly Ash Bitters. It is mans
remedy for such ailments. Price SIPS
per bottle. Sold at Drug Stores.
The progress-itemizer., 1920-07-09

Mrs. B. B. Norris and daughter
Fay, left last Tuesday for Okla,
where she has gone to join her hus-5
band who is now located in that state.
On her way there she was the guest
of relatives and friends in Ark.
The progress-itemizer., 1920-07-09

soon after the convention assembled,
doubt Of Mr. Roosevelt,s selection
fro mthe first. Gen. Tyson had bsen
placed in nomination by Harvey H
Hannah. e
The progress-itemizer., 1920-07-09

Mr.. O A. Luckett, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. B. Clarke and daughter, Jane, and
Miss Nina Clarke motored over from
Koscuisko and spent few days Of
this week in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Eyerette, ,r