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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
HEAVY SATIN BED
SPREADS

These satin spreads combine
elegance, service and price
which IS more than moderate.
They come IN size 5000. and
are shown N lovely patterns.
While you are beauhfying your
bedroom this spring. do not
overlook one Of these satin
spreads at 5000. I'D Floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21

There Is a fascinating appeal IN the
sport suits this Spring. Never were they
so lovely, and never was the assortment
so varied We have them in silk trieo-
lette, tonkin, satin baronette and white
tricotine with charming touches Of wool
and bead embroidery IN the old Persian
designs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
The Girls Own Shop

BOB EVANS REGULATION
DRESSES, S2.95
In offering you Bob Evans Dresses. We
offer the best the market affords. We
have succeeded IN securing about a hum
dred Of the Bob Evans Sailor Dresses
which we place on sale tomorrow, These
come in sizes to &c, and regular $500
o oifs4sd ' at So. O5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21

Ihe Sailor IS one Of the most no,rl.-
models OF the season It comes IN 45e
hight sole and full Louis heel. We have
It N black kid. patent, grey buck. favn
buck and field mouse kid, at from SO 30
to SIS. -2d FIo5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21

The Fan Tan has ali the distinctive fea-
ltures we Ike to see in our footwear. tt
IS very stylish last, turned sole, full
Louis heel and comes in patent leather
and kids attratively priced at $3.50 and
$3.50.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Beckmsn ar.
rived in Canon City Wednesday from
Denver, and will spend the winter
here.
G. A. Lonnecker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Lonnecker, who has been
visiting the parental home for the
past month, left Wednesday for Los
Angels, Cal.
Miss Viola Benson went to Florence
Wednesday to spend the evening with
,riends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Forsythe lett
Wednesday for Milwaukee Wis. 10
visit with relatives, after a stay Of
several weeks in Canon City.
Miss Helen Mulvay of Salida is the
guest of Mrs. ]. c. Bosco for week.
William Hill is home from Hillside
where he has been engaged for the
past month in harvesting hay.
Frank MCGEE returned from the
Western slope Wednesday.
A. B. Augustine and L. D. Foreman
returned from ST. Louis this morning
where they have been for the past
week on business.
F. E. Thomas was Pueblo bust
ness visitor today.
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Mrs. Anthony For
County Supt.

Mrs. Carrie T. Anthony, the Repub-
lican candidate for county supern-
tendent of schools, bases her appeal
for reelection upon the character of
her services in that office during the
last two years and her long devotion
to educational work. There are few
people better equipped for the county
superintendency by temperament and
experience as a teacher in the school
room than Mrs. Anthony. and no bet
ter selection for the position could
possibly be made than she. Mrs.
Anthony has lived in the coal camps,
in Florence and in Canon City. and is
deservedly popular among the peopls
in all sections of the county.
During her incumbency of the office
il has been Mrs. Anthony's ambition
TO place the public schools Of the
county on the highest plane Of eni'
cheney, and she has labored in season
and out OF season to accomplish II
That she has in some measure. at
least, succeeded, is patent to all who
have observed her methods, or in
quired into their results. Never have
the schools OF the county been on a
better basis. or are more judieious y
and economically managed than al the
present, attributable in some degree
to Mrs. Anthony's supervision.
Familiar with all phases Of school
work and its direction, Mrs. Authony
is an ideal candidate for the county
superintendency, and her success at
the polls next month will be assurance
OF an excellent Administration OF the
office for the next bi-annual period.
Prompt and exact in her clerical du-
ties and a favorite as a visitant 10 the
school room, Mrs. Anthony possesses
all of the traits and qualities essential
for the place she seeks and will be
given heatry support because OF them.
Mrs Anthony is never too busy to
extend a cordial greeting and hearing
to those who have business to trans
act with her, and no problem IN school
matters is TO abstruse or difficult
for her solution. A hard worker, pub
lic-spirited, progressive and capable,
Mrs. Anthony represents and embod-
les all of the essentials demanded of
those who occupy places OF trust and
responsibility. 1t is freely predicted
by her friends that when the ballots
are counted on the ides Of November
it will be found that Mrs. Anthony
stands near the head of the ticket.
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Mrs. J. R. McDougal and Mrs. c. H.
Culp OF Kansas City, Mo, are house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A E. Thomp-
son OF Chandler.
]. T. Salier, after a three weeks
visit with his parents in this city, has
returned to his home IN Kansas City
Miss Marie Cloer of Galveston, Tex,
is in the city, and will De the guest OF
Mrs. C. A. Fesler for a week or two.
Jack Welch returned to his home in
Los Angeles. Cal, after month g
visit here the guest of his brother.
Ed welch expects to spend the winter
in Canon City.
Miss Margaret Flock and Mrs. w.
E. Cross of Parkdale were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Downey Tues
day
Rolla T Hiatt OF st. Joseph. No,
and Harvey B. Hiatt of Bernard. Neb.'
were in the city Tuesday in attend
ance of the funeral of the late Mrs.
Allen.
r. A. Foster of South Twelfth street
estimates that he will have $500
boxes of apples from his orchard this
year.
Mrs. E. S. Robbins and children of
Concrete were in the city Tuesday
visiting friends.
W. R. Jones was a Pueblo victor
Tuesday.
Prof. H. W. Charlesworth Of Erie,
Colo, who has been guest Of Sec
retary w. R. Jones of the Y. NJ. c. A,
for a visit of several days, LETT yes
terday for Sugar City.
Thomas Morgan, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Jones for
several weeks, left for his home in
Ohio Tuesday.
c. B. Estis of Pueblo returned home
yesterday after visit of several days
in the city on business.
Mrs. Ernest Stultz and daughter,
Virginia. and Mrs. James Brady went
to Pueblo Tuesday where they Will
spend a few days visiting friends.
Mrs. ]. ]. Brown and children ar
rived Tuesday from Illinois where
they have been visiting for the past
two months.
Mrs. W. A. Wilds and daughter, Miss
Edna, were visitors in Canon City
Tuesday from Florence.
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University Students
Advocating MillLevy

The detachment OF the Universits
of Colorado's flying squadron" car
rying on propaganda in Canon City
yesterday for the adoption Of the ] mill
levy consisted OF Z. Gerry Chapman
Harold Thompson and L. =. Chap.r
They represented a party ~ ls stu
dents sent out by the sta rnlvcf
sity TO conduct Campaign among tn
voters for the authorization Of The
amendment.-Mr Chapman i5 the cor
mander OF the American es on 'oi
Colorado and is chairman or ihe Boa
der County Young Mems neuub..
club He served three Years iI
France with the A. +. F. and received
citations for bravery frc hr
ernments Of the United States, Great
Britain, France and ltaly lie wiz
graduate from the law school Of lhe
university next June Mr. Thompson
is also a veteran OF the world war,
and holds the degree Of a 3 from
the University Of Colorado. and will
Mr. Chaplin IS an undergraduate Of
the university, and. like his associates
IN the undertaking. Is a pleasing
speaker Mr.. Chaplin addressed the
high school students Friday afternoon
About the same time Mr. Thompson
discussed the matter before the
Friends in Council Mr.. Chaplin spoke
on the amendment at a social last
-,i~h-
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A military funeral was held Thurs
day afternoon when Leslie E. DIX OF
Salida, who died last Sunday, was
buried in Lakeview cemetery. The
American Legion being charge,
their members acted as pallbearers,
and the High School Cadets fred a
volley over the grave and gave the
bugle call as last respects to one of
our country's heroes.
Mrs c. w. Beck and sister, Mar
guerite, have joined C. W. Beck here
with the intention Of staying for the
winter. Mr. Beck arrived about a
month ago from Neosho, Mo-, and will
locate permanently.
G. H. Mumm and J. S. Johnson>of
Willow City, N. D., are in the civ
having made the trip from their home
to Canon iCty by automobile. They
expect their families the first OF the
week. and will make the winter resi-
dence here.
Mrs. d. f. Gibson and mother, Mrs.
Smith, and Mrs Dickerson returned
from Denver Thursday afternoon.
where they have been visiting for the
past week.
Misses Eta and Gwendolyn wat
kins of Rockvale were Canon City Wis
itors today.
NJ. L. Buchanan returned from Lead
vile Thursday where he has been for
several days on business.
Mrs. James L. Proctor left for Den
yer today TO visit her two daughters.
Mrs. Frank Canley and Mrs. Jacl;
Campbell
Mrs. John Baker of Hume. Ill, and
Spencer Smith of Eagle Grove, Ia, are
in the city. having been summoned
by the serious Illness of Clifford
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Moderwell of
Belle Plain, Ia, are in the city the
guests of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. B. Moderwell. The. made the
trip by auto, and expect 20 locate in
this part of the country.
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Wednesday

Miss Dora Turner was a charming
hostess last night when she enter
tanned the Sewing Club at her home
on Allison avenue. The evening was
spent in doing fancy work and good
social time, after which seasonable
refreshments of salad, waters, olives
and coffee were served. The guests
included Misses Laura Aebersold, Ma
rie and Emily Esser, Vera Halstead,
Marie Prescott, Katherine Hammond,
Mae. Helen and Elsie Bower; Mrs.
George Osborn of Salt Lake City and
Mrs. Clyde Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs James Hawthorne en-
tertained "a guests at I o'clock dinner
last night at their home on North
Fourth sreet. After dinner five hun
dred was played at which Mrs. C. A.
Biggs and A. j. Turner won prizes for
high score and Mrs. Stanley J. Rob
erts and Harry Bowen received conso-
Iation prizes. White chrysanthemums
were used as house decorations.
U. v. Wilson of Cotopaxi was a Wis
itor in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Carpenter and
daughter, Miss Irene and son, Harl
are here from Marshall, MOI and
are theguests of Mrs. B. e. Harl. Mr.
Carpenter and daughter left Tuesday
for a short visit to Monte Vista rela
tives.
Mrs. Eta Schwartz and Misses Stel
la and Sarah Deldine of Glenwood
Springs, are in the city and will be
the guests OF Mrs. w. H. Dozier and
Mrs. ]. w Cummings for a week
Mrs. C. A. Bliley and little daugh
ter spent Tuesday in Florence visit
ing friends.
Mrs. r. Bunton of this city inder
went a surgical operation at the Rec
Cross hospital at Salida Sunday fol
the removal Of goiter, and is re
ported as doing nicely.
Clark Cooper returned from Denver
Tuesday where he has been for few
day. attending to business matters.
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Grove whose husband will undergo
an operation soon
Mrs. w. ]. Davis and son. William
and Mrs. Blythe motored to Pueblo
Friday where they met Miss Grace
Hopkins, who returned with them 10
spend several days with Mrs. Blythe.
W. P. Oats returned to Salida Fri
day after a visit here with his mother,
Mrs. J. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. v. Templemau.
who have been visiting their parents
for the past few weeks, left FRIDAY
for Reno, New. where Mr.. Temple
man will take a position in one Of the
dry goods stores there
Miss Alice Hobert returned to het
home in Center Friday after a visit
here with Mrs. Omer Halstead and
Mrs. T. E. Bailey.
X. S. Rhea, a tax official from Den
yer, is in the city for few days on
business.
F. B. Thomas has returned from a
months stay in Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Frances Emerson leaves to-
night for Springfield. Ill. having been
called there by the serious illness oil
her sister. She win probably spend
the winter there.
Mrs. G. w. Nix left last night for
Pueblo where she will meet her sis
ter, Mrs. George Milliken OF La Junta,
who win return with her for a shori
visit
Mrs. Ida Hounsley. 4O3 Griffin ave
nue.. is the owner OF new Oakland
Sensible Six touring car recently pur'
chased from the c. H. Shirley agency.
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FIRST LOT OF
MEDALS EXHAUSTED

MEDALS ExHAOST Ed
The first allotment OF Victory med
ais have been issued by the Denver
navy recruiting station. and q new
supply has been requested to he
awarded to several thousand men
through the state.
Ex-navy men who have been out Of
the service more than four months and
less than year must re-enlist be-
fore November II. 1920, in order 10
save their continuous service.
LAWRENCE BRADLEY
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON
The funeral OF Lawrence Fountain
Bradley, the 20-months-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Bradley, Tenth street
and Whipple avenue, who was acci-
dentally drowned in the Hydraulic
ditch al noon Thursday. was held
from the Wilson mortuary at o'clock
this afternoon. The service was con-
Quoted by the Rev r. j. Plumb OF the
Nazarene church.
Mrs. L. W. Gardiner leaves tomorrow
morning for Denver where she VIII
vieit with her daughter, Mrs. George
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Friday

Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Hack Of Kan
sas are in the city the guests OF their
sons for few months visit.
Mrs. w. ]. Davis and Mrs. Charles
Gariselle of Beaver Gulch spent the
day in the city shopping.
Mrs. Mamie Sample returned to her
home in Salida after visiting here
as the guest of Mrs. Lena Wilson for
short time.
William Kutzleb and his friend, +.
D. Doepki of Colorado Springs, are
guests at the home of the formers
parents for few days.
C. S. Kelso Of Denver is a business
visitor from Denver in the city fo-
several days.
The McKellar brothers have pur-
chased the residence at 309 Harrison
avenue and viii this city their home
during the winter.
joel and Joseph Cardstrom of Delta
are business visitors in the icty to-
day.
The Canon City high school has
closed contract with the Rogers
Producing Company for the musical
extravaganza, "Fi-F of the Toy Shop
The play will be given at the Opera
Eouse about March 15.
Vernon Smith returned to his home
in Hume, H.. after having been sum
moned to Canon City by the serious
Illness of his brother, Clifford. OF
South Canon.
+. NJ o'Neil of salida returned 10
his home today after spending several
days iwth friends in Canon City.
Mrs. II. d. Beattie OF Pueblo attend
ed the funeral of her brother, the
late Alfred Smedley, which occurred
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. L. Salier returned Thursdas
from Dalhart, Tex. where she has
been the guest OF her sister. Mrs. 5.
K. Bell for the past two months.
II. w and E. C. Shipp of Lake icty,
Fla. who have been in the city for
few days. left Thursday for Santa
Fe, N. NJ, where they will visit with
relatives.
J. w. Manning OF Salida was a bust
ness visitor here Thursday.
MILITARY FUNERAL
OF LESLIE e. DIX
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To Republicans first: You, through
your assembly. have thrust upon me,
without a dissenting voice, your desig-
nation as your nominee for the office
of Treasurer of Fremont county. Be-
ing 10th to refuse to serve you ! ac-
cepted the honor, the trust, and the
burden-mental, phyical and financial
of an arduous campaign. find
myself in the midst of hotly contest
ed political strife. l therefore claim
not only your vote but your active as
sistance in this campaign. (By the
way the entire local ticket is made
mp of a high class of citizens and is
well worthy of your support).
To independent voters and members
of other parties l have to say that no
candidate can hope to poll ALL the
votes of his party. We all have our
likes and dislikes. NO doubt there
are some who are not attracted by my
personality, so l must have some OF
your votes to put me on an equal foot
ing with my opponent.
i invite your careful inquiry into
my honesty and fitness for the office
now seek.
Ny fellow citizens have honored
me during the years l have lived 10
your midst with many unsalaried po-
sitions of trust-religious secular, pa
triotic and educational. All of these
positions | have filed to the best Of
my ability, and, apparently, to the
satisfaction of the public. ! invite
you to compare my record in this re-
n-J
esty, square dealing and efficiency
with the record of any other candi-
date. Then vote as your better judg
ment dictates.
To those who do not know me ]
add these bits of personal history:
I was reared on an Iowa farm. Ny
b parents were of the middle class; poor
they were at the start, but rose by
slow degrees through years of hard Ia
Dor and careful savings to fairly COM
Portable and independent circum-
stances. They left me a heritage OF
honest purpose in life. 1t was born
and bred in me. l do not deesrve
any particular credit for it. l was
the oldest of large family OF chill
dren and was late in acquiring my
education. being needed on the farm.
Most of my four years schooling be-
yond the country school was obtained
at my own expense AFTER was u
years of age. Delicate health pre-
vented by finishing college course.
Ny activities in life include farm.
ing, school teaching-both in Iowa and
California; years of service in the
employ of the Moore Hardware and
Iron Company of Denver, and in fruit
growing on Lincoln Park.
Having read the above. if you see
fit to cast your ballot for me ! shall
consider it very great favor indeed
Yours for faithful service,
NEWTON B. KING
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Thursday

Walter Moran of Florence was a
Canon City visitor today.
R. c. Appenlander went to Florence
on business this morning.
Mrs. James Wolfron and Mrs. l. H..
Hamilton OF Salida were in the city
wednesday I'M consultation with a
Canon City physician.
Mrs. Byrd Fugua went to Westcliffe
today, and will purchase ranch prop
erty il suitable location is secured
Mrs. l. Spangler visited relatives in
Westcliffe Wednesday, returning to
this city today.
Joe Williams went to Pueblo last
Saturday where he will attend a gov
ernment school this winter.
Mrs. C. H. Ziler and son, Cordelle'
of Carthage, Mo-, who have been i'll
city for the past four weeks on ac-
count of the serious illness of her son
with pneumonia, left Wednesday for
Lompoc, Cal, where they will visit
relatives.
Mrs. r. Bradbury of Denver. after
visit with Mrs. L. Polk for the past
few days, has returned to her home
a visitor in Canon City today.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Richardson ie-
turned Wednesday from Denver, and
expect to make this city their home
for the winter.
Mrs Scott Henderson is nome from
visit with Pueblo friends for the
past few days.
Mrs. II. E. HUFF of Salida is the
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Spangler.
Mrs. Maggie Smith of Missouri is
the guest of Mrs. Samuel Spangler
enroute to California, for a few days
visit.
George Sanders has returned TO his
home in Hillside after few days
visit with his sister. Mrs. Ed Dye.
l.. A GARNER and Allen johnson
returned to their home in WestcliGe
Yesterday after a few days visit here
with Mr.. an dMrs. l. Spangler.
Herbert Solinger arrived here this
afternoon from Salt Lake City and is
attending to matters pertaining to the
Colorado Zinc Company.
Miss Marion Bowen went to Coto-
paxi Wednesday afternoon where she
will assist Miss Mary DuPaul in Red
Cross community work
Mrs. II. B. Hack who has been a
guest of her brothers, Henry and Ben
Hack, returned to her home in Colo
RADIO Springs Wednesday.
a Republican rally IN Rockvale ,ast
night held in the Y. NJ. c. A. was az
tended by number of Canon City
people. among whome were l. w. ib-
botson. John SQuires. Elton Woodford.
Jonathan Seaman, G. V. Hodgin, n.
b. King W S. Fulkerson, G. E. Col
gate and j. p Thimas, Jr. Each can
didate made a fiye-minpte speech and
the male quartet rendered sevefa,
vocal selections, all of which seemed
TO be greatly appreciated.
Lemoyne Locke, who has been at
tending school in this city for the
| past month, will return to his home
in Denver tomorrow
Roy Millhouse, who has been the
guest OF his aunt Mrs. A. S. Grove
316 Macon avenue, during the sum
mer. has returned to his home in Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Waldron OF Col
orado Springs are the guests of Mrs.
A. e. Wilson for a week's visit
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ashurst and
daughter. Miss Charlotte, arrived here
Wednesday from Peoria, ILL.,, TO spend
the winter in Canon, City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Richardson
have returned TO their home in Grip
| pie Creek after visit here with Mr..
and Mrs. Kent Jewett.
| Earl Nelson OF Buena Vista is in the
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Saturday
GUESS WHO7

He kept us out Of war.
And he kept Us out Of peace;
He kept us out Of Mexico.
And mixed US up with Greece.
He kept us out of sugar.
And be kept US out news;
He joined the League OF Nations.
And wants rs TO pay the dues.
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RED CROSS PICTURE
AT THE OPERA HOUSE

The Red Cross picture on home
hygiene entitled Every woman's
Problem. will be shown at the Opera
House tonight. This picture is high
iy recommended by the bureau Of
nome hygiene. and the national de-
partment OF nursing OF the Red Cross.
Sickness is a familiar. although un-
welcome visitor in most homes. and
every woman has the right TO know
how to treat it most successfully. The
picture visuaiizes the methods fol-
lowed by one woman.
Mrs. F. H Pierce Of Dawson.
Alaska. who is visiting her mother
in Pueblo this winter, is in the city
the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. S. Mat
son, for few days.
Grant Alexander of coaldale is a
weekend visitor in the city.
DR.. and Mrs. w. d. Davis Of Fort
Lyon are the weekend guests OF Mrs.
B. Rea.
VIII Lafferty left last night for a
weeks business visit to Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Wright Of Kan
sas are here visiting and sight-see-
ing for a week
w. II. Boyer OF Fresno. Cal. VINO
has been visiting here for the past
wek with relatives. left for his home
Friday.
Henry Solinger and L. d. Foreman
Of the Colorado Zinc Company left
Friday for a weeks business visit In
Salt Lake City.
Miss Rowena Hampshire, a student
at the Colorado College. is a weekend
visitor in Canon City, the guest Of her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell Canda and
Phil Canda returned from Denver Fri.
day where they have been for the past
week.
L. L. Mitchell of Salida was in the
city today on business.
DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Ransom of Los
Angeles, en- route to Illinois, stopped
off in Canon City, owing to the illness
OF Mrs. Ransom.
E. G. Baldwin is spending the week
end with his wife from Hillside.
Mrs. Mary A. Kennicott returned
to her home in Westcliffe Friday after
months visit with relatives in this
city.
Mary L. Lambert is quite Ill at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hardy.
John Ag!er of Pueblo was business
visitor in Canon City few days this
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| Charles A. Somerville
Candidate for Commissioner on the
Democratic Ticket.

Mr.. Somerville is candidate for. com
missioner from the Third district He
was born and raised in Fremont coun-
ty ad is well and favorabiy known n
every corner. He has extensive
ranching interests and knows good
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roads ike book Amy OF the duties
that fall to a commissioner 10 per-
form. Mr.. Somerville is capable OF do
ing. 1t is his due as u faithful. con-
sistent Democrat to receive the undi-
vided support OF his party. Mr.. Som
essille asks for your vote on Noyen-
ber and promises to render efficient
service in return for IT, tAdv)