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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-17

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The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-27
NOTICE

There will be a meeting of the Cor dova Rifle Club on Monday at eight p. m. in Tom Hubbert's shop All rifles have an indoor location range and are prepared to go ahead with our original plans immediately. New mem bers are wanted, so those interested be sure to attend.
 CHESTER MELLISON, Pres.
 Kodak finishing. Scarborough
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-27

half of themselves and of the natives, demanding that their rights be con- sidered. Yes, and insisting that their rights are dominant. The right of a people who live in country, to live off the country There is room for us all here, natives, white people, can- nery people, and others. This paper would do nothing to injure any of the canneries unless such injury was ne- cessary for the preservation of the canneries themselves. That is the sit uation at present. If the canneries can not see it, every person who is unpre- judiced, can. Gentlemen of the bureau of fisheries, we ask you to do for us, what we would do for ourselves if we had the power Congress in it's wis dom has seen fit to place in your hands the good of the fish business in Alas ka. It has expressly provided in the Enabling act, that the Alaska legisla- ture must keep it's hands off. You and your bureau are the agencies provided to meet this emergency. Upon you and your bureau and not upon the canner- ies, in the last analysis, must the blame rest if the Copper river red sal mon are exterminated.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-27

Kodak finishing. Scarborough.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-27
DRASTIC ACTION NECESSARY
(Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) Under what theory does the bureau of fisheries work, that it believes it is injurious to allow fishing in the Eyak river, but that it is alright to allow fishing in the Copper river. The shining virtue of consistency seems somewhat tarnished, to say the least. The bureau of fisheries was created by the federal government to protect and preserve the salmon supply When 1 any person or interests gets in the way 1 of the salmon supply, such person or interest should be told politely to re- move. Otherwise the bureau has fail l ed in it's mission, for they will be failing to protect and preserve the sal mon supply. No nice regard for the feelings or pocketbooks of anybody should influence the bureau
 All this to demonstrate that The Daily Times believes that unless all stream fishing in the Copper river is absolutely prohibited, and fishing with in 15O0 feet of the mouth thereof given the same dose of medicine, that the prosperity and best interest of every all the year round resident of this sec tion will be seriously injured, if not permanently impaired. We believe | in Alaska for Alaskans. We believe this doctrine is being upheld when | foreign capital and enterprise comes north and enters the cannery business, showing due regard for the perman- ency of the industry and the rights of the natives, and white citizens of the territory. But we strenuouly objectl to letting foreign capital despoil and gut our rivers, get all it can, make enormous profits in a few years, kill the industry, and then remove itsele to more comfortable cline and live on what it took from Alaska.
 We urge most seriously upon the bureau of fisheries, and upon it's rep resentatives and officials now in Cor dova, that upon them rest a great re- sponsibility. The health and happi ness of the natives of the Copper river valley, the preservation of the Copper river salmon as a source of food sup ply for the nation, and the we'll being of the resident fishermen and busi- ness men and women of Cordova, de- mand that all possible restrictions be at once placed on fishing in the Cop per river and off it's mouth. Unless this is done, the salmon will be soon extinct. Long distance government will again have demonstrated it's i'm potency. The disappearing natives of the Copper river valley will have the dubious satisfaction of knowing that their empty stomachs are offset by the dividends declared by the fish com panies. Heretofore the bureau of fish, cries has fought the cannery interests with regard perhaps to the participants in the struggle.
 A new element has entered the con. troversy. It is the people of the not yet-soverign territory of Alaska, on be.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-01
SLEEP UNDER TREES"
 SLOGAN OF FAMILIES
(By United Pressi

Chicago, May l.-Tentmakers were doing a landoffice business here to- day as thousands of Americas mil lions of homeless families prepared to camp out this summer.
 Short a million homes throughout the country because of lack of trans portation and of sufficient building materials, builders, architects, and government and city officials agreed today that some drastic step to rene dy the situation is necessary if a chilly existence is to be avoided by the country next winter.
 A repetition of the housing short age in the freezing months of next winter will mean unrest and perhaps riots in cities where the situation be- comes extremely serious, it is feared
 In the interim homeless families here are preparing to camp out in vacant lots on the city's outskirts or at nearby shady watering places Tentmakers say they are being be- sieged for canvas tents by families who say they haven't house and in tend to live out this summer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-01

Mrs. w. D. Cole, Sr., has returned from Los Angeles, Cal, and Phoenix. Ariz., where she spent the winter.
 For Sale or Rent-Six-room house, water and lights, corner Faulkner and Scott. See W. R. James at Faulkner County Bank.-5-1dtf
 Miss Florence Stuck and Miss Cath erine Johnston, students at Hendrix College, are attending May day fes- tivities at Galloway College, Searcy, | today.
 Mrs. Keith l.. Holloway delightful ly entertained a number of guests at auction yesterday afternoon, compli- mentary to Mrs. J. P Machin of Lit tie Rock. After several interesting games, delicious refreshments were served,
 Mrs. E. M. Paris, who narrowly escaped death in a fire which destroy ed her husbands store and their apart ments on the second floor of the same building at Parkin, is remembered here as Miss Mamie Wenmann, who lived in Conway during her girlhood
 Pure, nourishing blood makes healthy flesh, good muscles and a strong vitality. The reverse is the case when the blood is poor. To drive out impurities and enrich the blood take Prickly Ash Bitters. It is most e cient blood purifier and system reg ulator for men. Price S1.25 per bot tie. Florence Drug Co.,, Special Agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-01

Service cars at all hours. Phone
 365.-4-1dtf.
 J. D. Collier is bushes visitor in
 Little Rock today.
 J. c. Cubage is a business visitor
 in Little Rock today.
 To business men; rooIhs to let, close
 in. Phone 319.-4-2dtf We can vulean,ze your auto tires.
 Conway Overland Co.-8-28dtf
 For Sale-Hay; it will pay you to phone 239. w. c. Hamil.-5-1d3t. For Sale-7O bushels cotton seed for planting; alfalfa hay. H. o. Moore. --30d3t
 For Sale-There burner oil stove and 50-gallon oil tank. Oak Street Cafe.-5- 1dtf. Day and night service car. Call phone 5O4 for quick help when in trouble.-4-23dl2t Slaves 25 cents, haircut, 50 cents, beginning Saturday May 1. o. K. and Yeager & Hobbs barber shops.-429 d3t
 For Sale-One Chevrolet car, 1918 model, for cash, town lots or will take first class piano. Dr. H. E. Cureton. dit
 Mrs. J. A. Pence has hardy shrubs and pot plants for sale. Nice cut flowers cnd peonies for the next two weeks.-5-1dtf If you have never visited Southeast Arkansas, call at my office and talk over going down there with me. J. r. Wilbanks.-4-30dl0t Four dozen beautiful modish mid
 summer patterns just received and
 now on display at Mrs. Nettie F. Hoss
 millinery shop. 4-29d3t. The Young Ladies Missionary So-
 ciety of the First Methodist church
 will met Monday afternoon at 3:3C o'clock, with Mrs. C. C. Roberts. Dr. J. J. Stephens left this morning for short business stay at Magazine
 He will remove from Conway as soon
 as he can close out his affairs here A nice, pleasant purgative that also has a genial stimulating effect in the liver and stomach is one reason why
 Prickly Ash Bitters is so well liked by men who have used it. They find
 it good medicine for the whole fam fly. Price SIPS per bottle. Florence
 Drug Co.,, Special Agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-01

] iilulcdIlonS are that the reater part of Arkansas cattle will be shipped tc market comparatively by the farmers this year.
 Mrs, c. F. Miles is in Little Reel, today.
 See Dunaway 0 Bradley for real estate and insuraLce.-3-4dtf
 Talk your real estate wants over with Reeves X Burke-4-10dwtf
 See Cline & Williams for real estate and insurance. Quitman, Ark.-1- -29dtf
 J. H. Charles, freight agent of the Missouri Pacific, is visitor in Little Rock today
 Miss Louise Hamper of Atkins is the guest of Conway relatives for the weekend
 Just received-F Four dozen mid summer pattern hats Mrs. Nettie F. Hoss. 4-29d3t
 For Sale-Tomato plants; excellent variety Mrs. w. T. Wilson, 316 Clifton street--29d3t. Beginning Saturday, harcuts will be 50c, slaves 25c. o. K. and Yeager & Hobbs barber shops.-4-29d3t
 For Rent-Nine room house on Col lege avenue, four blocks from Normal. Good garden, garage and wood house. Call 36-4-3Od3t
 For Sale-Used one horse buggy. Little worn and in good repair. Terms to suit purchaser. Dr. J. s. Westerfield.-dw1t Full blood Jersey male. Cows call. ed for and returned $3.5O. Satisfac. tion guaranteed. Cows handled with care. Phone 298. o. s. Russ.-wsdtf ] Lost-Pocketbook containing large sum of currency, drafts and checks Finder please return to F. A. Brotzer at the Steed hotel and receive reward 30d2t"
 Mrs. White returned this morning to Newport, following a visit to her sister, Mrs. Howard James. She was accompanied to Little Rock by Mrs James,
 B. W. Torreyson, president of the State Normal, returned this morning from Hamburg and Montrose where he delivered addresses at the close of the public schools.
 Lost-English setter dog, black and white spotted, wore leather collar with plate bearing name "J. L. Parker Arkansas City" Will pay reward of $10 for return G. D. Estes. 5-1d4t
 For Sale-Seven-room house with good sleeping porch, two blocks west of Central; built about six years Lot 100x140 feet; $2,7OO.O0; terms J. H. L., P. o. Box 13, City-4-30d7
 We have scattered tracts from SC unimproved lands, not subject to over flow in crop season, from $20 and up per acre. REEVES & BURKE 4-26d7t
 Miss Bonnie Clayton returned yes terday from Camden, where she has taught in the public school the past year. She was accompanied by Miss Richie Smead, who will be her guest for some time.
 The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist church will meet at the church Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. As it will be the be- ginning of a new year, all members are requested to attend. | Wanted-Man with team or auto. who can give bond to sell 137 Wat kins home and farm products. Big gest concern of kind in world 1,500 to $5,000 yearly income Territory in this county open, Write today J. R. Watkins Co.,, Dept, 112 Winona, 1 Ninn.-4-10sat4t
 Pimples and blotches on the skin are caused by bilious impurities in the blood. The right remedy is Prickly Ash Bitters. It removes the cause by purifying the blood, liver and bowels. Price $125 per bottle. Florence Drug Co.,, Special Agents,
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-01
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C. V. Douglass is at Morrlton to- day.
 Service cars at all hours. Phone 365.-4-1dtf
 Mrs. H. P. Merritt Is a visitor in Little Rock today.
 For Sale-A few choice milch cows. Erbacher Bros.-4-1dtf.
 Miss Ruth Wright returned this morning from Morrilton.
 Drive in the Magnolia Filling Sta tion for your gas, oil and grease.--12 dtf.
 Wanted-A position by a high school graduate. Address Box 443 City.-5-ld3t@
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-01

Robert Hargrove of Wooster is in Little Rock today to attend to his wife, who recently underwent an oper- ation.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-01
Old Age and Classes!

The gradual decrease of ocular power which accompanies age should not be considered con- trary to nature any more than it is for the hair to turn gray, the teeth to become defective, or the muscles to weaken.
 Besides, as age advances, the other physical faculties are apt to be used less and less, and the eyes more and more.
 Artificial aid is therefore to be expected and should always be rosOrted to at the first indica- tion of failing eyesight. Call and let us fit you with the glass es your eyes require.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-01
M MARRIAGE LICENSES.

J. A. Worm, 21, Conway, and Anna Bruick, IS, Bigelow.
 Dewy Isom, 21, and Belle Grce, l5, Mayflower.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-01

Mrs. Jack Hoard returned this morning to her home at Duncan, Okla, following visit to Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Stephens.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-01
Sl7.5OO GAINED ON 68 CARS OF HOGS
T. Roy Reid.

iNOS lNtitl.
 (Agent in Live Stock Margeting)
 Sixty-eight cooperative car loads of hogs were shipped from twenty-two counties in the state during the first 100 days of this year. The 6,480 hogs Tn these cars were owned by TOO farmers, or an average of more than 10 farmers owned hogs which were shipped in each car. Total re- turns amounting to $127 590.52 were received for these hogs on the central markets. The average cost of ship ping was only 94.3 cents per cwt. for all hogs sold.
 The saving on these shipments above the highest price offered locally where there was local market, has amounted to $260 per car or a total of more than $17,500 on all the ship ments.
 Low market prices for hogs and recent disturbed conditions of the markets caused by labor troubles have prevented many shipments from be- Ing sent to market.
 The season for shipping cattle has not yet started, but movements of cat tie Will start as soon as they have mad time to put on flesh from the spring grass. Cooperative cattle ship ments in 1919 exceeded in number the cooperative shipments of hogs and the indications are that the reater part ot Arkansas cattle will be shipped tc market comparatively by the farmers this year.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-12-24
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

uOuDlS. we CdHuOI udNC dHy 0uPiiSo
ton of effort, nor saving of money
which will result, according to 5. N.
D., from hiring ten executive secre--
taries and their stats, in the place OF
one, if Palestine is to be the Home
land of the Jew.
Words are wasted, S. N. D., if they
do not tend to encourage American
Jewry to invest in Palestine. Ameri-
can Jewry must still continue to bear
the great burden of the Jewish Home
land in Palestine. Today, with the
threatened raising of the bars of inn
migration into America, united, bold
effort for Palestine is needed, if we are
not going to allow these hundreds of
thousands of Jews in Europe to starve
in distress, and lose their faith in Ju-
daism, and particularly American
Jewry. They look towards us. Our
answer must be in deeds, actions and
accomplishments.
Wasted words at this time, even if
the subject were one for such an
academic discussion of theories,
WILL NOT BUILD PALESTINE.
We must forget, DR.. Deinard, the days
of the Zionist Organization of a few
years ago, which were given, prop
erly at that time, to the academic dis
cussion of organization questions and
Zionistic Idealism and theories. To-
day, things have changed. AS valu-
able as words are, as well as criticism
of principles, especially whensmade in
a constructive manner, today is day
of action. When we have laid the
proper foundation for the economic
and physical development of Pales-
tine, for the Jewish people, so that
truly at the earliest date 100000 may
be employed there in a self supporting
manner, then we can return to the dis
cussion of whether there should be
ten organizations or one.
WORK AND NOT WORDS was
the slogan of the Zionist Convention
in Buffalo. WORK AND NOT
WORDS was the watchword of JUS
tice Brandeis at the London World
Conference. WORK AND NOT
WORDS was the byword of the lead
ers at the Convention, and construc-
tive results and plans were the result,
of good sound minded observations
looking for the constructive develop
ment of Palestine. WORK AND
NOT WORDS must be the watch
word of Zionists throughout Amer
lea, and particularly of Zionists of
Minnesota, who contrary to S. N. d.
have enlarged the scope of their work
under the National Organization, and
with the rest of America obtained
much larger and better results than
was ever possible under the former
disintegrated group of Zionist organ
izations in America.
Come back to the fold, S. N. D.. Be
a booster. Come with the rest of us,
who also realize that there has never
yet been any perfect organization, but
which took the advice of business
men, who say that WORK and
NOT WORDS bring results.
In conclusion, let us all bear in mind
constantly, the appeal of the leader
ne Zionisr1 IN America Tustice o1fis
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-19

espalda,
meor medicna a
ToNIco
onco po padez manifstan
fa dc
dlumo Odo aquenOs deblidad
PASTILLAS NTFCHELLA ESTOMAGO
estomgo indigestion apeo auseas
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MATANZAS, CUBA
DR.. J. H. Dye Medical Institute,
Buffalo, N. Y.

Muy ehoes mios:-En prueba de agradecmento les hago
Ineas 70 encontraba
ferma la veiga nones acud agunos
avo mis- maes hasta da lei anucio
naaviosos remedies. seguida f botica
coMPUESTo MITcHELLA terminando
empece senme bien compre ell segundo fue precise
tomaro TODD que compeanente cuada En-
is das 10 bras medcos quean apcame
porque poda remedies necesitado asi
haga que qeI,
esa muy agadecda bendce mil maravlosa
Alma senora Juana Hernandz) Perco, Prov.
Matanzas, Cuba, de Octubre de 1919
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CHILE
DR.. J. n. Dye Medical Institute,
Buffalo, N. Y.

Muy sefores mios-No encuentro palabras
agradecimento dspues star
la operacoR
COMPUESTO MlTCELLA. SUPOSITOROS MITCHELlA
VAGlNALES Y FOLVO MlTCHELLA ANTSEPTICO, quedado
compaente sieno nng1n door de los terrbes
que yo parcpo que embarazada des
suceda desde hace sete ao
stoy peba de mi graud seguire toman
compueso McheIa demas medicnas recomendando
Sin mas qedo de ustedes alta S. S.,
Cana S. de Petasic) MeIones octubre de 1919.
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iCuantos son los Productos Mitchella?

CoSPUEsTo NTCHEILA:-La medina ideal liva
dad del EAIBARAZO PARTO
la
SuPOSITOR0S MTrCHELLA vAGINA
doOr codO miada nguda ida umidOs ndes ojeas
preston dencia inferior del
abdomen, cada nfemedad de Ell reutado
de a estcrEdad
NHTCIELLA REoNEs:-sOn Ell pOr
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COLOMBIA
Or. J. H. Dye Medical Institute,
Buffalo, N. Y.

Or. j. n. Dye Medical Institute,
Buffalo, N. Y NN
Muy sehores miosTongo esta mportants ciudad una
botca esabiecida hace ag1n tempo beh xc he
venido hacienda propaganda acedtadas PDORAS NIT
cHELLA PARA LOS P!NONES, demas naravIosos
prepaado Mitchela del doctor H. Dye ben
ndo hacienda la humandad Me gato suscrbnre alto
s. S. (Moses Anaya), Fusagasuga, de Julio de 1919.
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HABANA
Or. j.. n. Dye Medical Institute,
Buffalo. NJ. Y.

Muy sehores mossMe compIazco escbIes presente
para nformae que habendo magnico coPUESTO
cHELLA deas prepaaciones Mitchea
aes puedo decr muy ben despu@s
Agradecida po
medicines
agradecimiento maria
v. Suarez) labana ~ de Octubre de 1919.
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DR.. J. n. Dye Medical institute,
Buffalo, N. Y.

Muy sehores mios:La pesente tene objeto
usdes mi mas sincere agradecento excencia del mi
agroso pparado Ell gran coMPUESTo MTcHELLA pues la
esposa magnfcos result
aquelos trastonos consgo
particular anticipandoes million gracias por toda
atencones, grato suscbne alto. S. S. amigo
Redesca oeda) Je de Poc Agosto 9 de 1919 sla de Pro-
vdenca
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PONCE
DR.. ]. H. Dye Medical Institute,
Buffalo, NJ Y.

Muy mios:Hago para expresi-
gacias medcnas reconendaron las caes
mence enconande hoy ben de saud Las medcnas
ueron Paslas McheIa NerVina Pastas
para Est6mago Higado Pdoas Mtchea para
Pndoras McheIa Laxavas Sin mas por
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Los PRODUCTOS MITCHELLA

Los son 0 paaHad mdmaadoon
wuMm Sol d @ L @ n m persona
D mh h cen
p am mrpsh mH& mm sd
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ANTISEPTCOObra lceoH medicinal
b todas las nfaacones
congones
desna las partes
ites de odo al usar los amcscs
yAGINALES medicnas
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Lea I'd. y conozca sus resultados:


cOMPUESTO MTCHELLA cua me fue
recomendado esterdad habndo sido
sutados esoy pr6xma madre que mis- mas
vienes deseos Sin particular quedo
6rdene affna. S. S. sabeI Martnez)
Utuado. Agosto 80 1919.
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MARES DE TESTIMONIES NER0S VEDCOS DE PERsONAS DONEAs
---CARACTERnADAS parties DEL MUNDo
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ORIENTE, CUBA
Or. J. H. Dye Medical Institute,
Buffalo, NJ. Y.

IN Y. y . "
Muy distingIdos sehores-Hoy mas aIegre que
eniendo que gar Incompatible medicinal desde
hoy podran Sehorta que
recomendadoa coMPUEsTo MTcHELLA pues
hubea enfermedad que aniq
ada solo ell coMPUESTo MTcELLA cuatro
dolores veros
Mis- amigos padeciaR abe de- tan eendos dolores
bienos resutados
agradecda Rebeca Raqu Oruz) Oren
Cuba. Agosto 80 de 1919.
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CAGU AS
DR.. j. H. Dye Medical Institute,
Buffalo. N. Y. -

Buffalo, NJ. Y. -a.s s.G -tf .Ft So ii A.1
- Muy sehores mos-Habiendo usado ell COMPUESTO NIT
CELLA ag1n tempo habiendo obtendo resuta
dos, deeo ren1tan bro ExPERlENcA que
Con gracas anticipates de ustedes alta S.
MRS A. catala) Box 373, caguas. Agosto ~ de 1919
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UTUADO
Or. J, H. Dye Medical Institute,

Dr. j. r. Dye Medical lnstituts,
-rt Buffalo, N. " Mtl
M Muy sehofes mfoscomo deber de grattad, consdro
esces estas neas demonstrates agradecida que
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to. maig en- a
PDORAS LAXATIvAS:-En
Ia causands cscss
Mitchea
efectes
10 espefo
rdad de que beEdec la habrlas tornado
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-02
HUNDREDS ATrvSD OPENING
StlE % RtBl\S' TOGGERi

Hundreds ~ men and boys attended
tie opening q Ruhlns Tosgery In tho
new stand az sls Polk Street Yesterday
h.,wt-'n the hours ~ ! and ard :
md y m enjoyed music by Jcsse's
Or'hcStra received snuvcnirs with
compliments ~ the firm and inspect.
81 the display ~ fLl garments newly
scrf'rsd
Carnations wer. plac~l IN the hut
ionholes ~ the men. while sacks -
marbles and book satrh"ls WEI" givcr
to tho boys. prospective customers .
~. conr"rn iathr,pu mirrors w~I'
als, among the gifts
ANNOUNCEMENT was made hv Nj
Rub.n tina; ~. sho,' d~,aI1m"ut loca'.
~ IN the f'x,r 81 tho establishment
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SPECIAL ISSUES VERDICT
GRANTED IN AUTOMOBILE
CASE IN DISTRICT COURT

4 rcd.,i vs. granted On sp'rih. 10
Fu's TO- 'tsN II Mrs NlArh, ilri -
Adam walker - ~ ellt "a ify tito g.
81 lutnul"h.i" alleged % haN. been ST..
lH~ ihlt has te'n occupying tho t!uN
- ths urt tor several dlys Tn. jury
found that Wlkr- ncuiVarr ddnl
hay. authority a. q un1er the autof1u.
RIO ard that 10 rights ~ p'S '~dNn
e. ns.-tu"r;iy AZ" s,.li with Mrs E"a
Judgnrn; SIS rendered Friday
morning In csisss a Tom nro.thW7,I
- nay Triihle q Al md J. y. Oar
ro'sNn - al ~ 4 /. Foster - a.
Another divorce ctSe Will probably
D" ihr frs thing called boz district
count this morning