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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30
To Talk Values Is A Matter of Words
To Show Them Is A Matter of Accomplishment

We urgently ~cummedh tw you make your selections early TMd stock hge the sizes are cnpee and the amt
msd matmmh and styles are most aHnheb but men who seek Style value and mru wMb quick take adnt
age this pafMyp plain sacrifice of our Profits in order efts qGk and complete upf the $500 fall and win
ter stock Americas most famous and most popular suit Mdo ~oah MM&ME&UM am&MM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30

bud. II statutory agent. The incor-
por1tors are. william Getting, Chi
cago, 100000; Rogina Siege. Rosebud.
$4,000; O. "A. Muass. Rosebud. 800.
Williams Got Big Vote
A check of the official returns or
that while Captain T.. L. Stafford, for
auditor, had the highest plurality,
1897. Hugh II. Williams. for corpora
ton commissioner. received tho great
est number OF votes. Safford's plur-
allty exceeds Williams by i6 votes,
while williams total vote exceeds
Sufford's by the same number,
Diphthcrfa At Stnndstlli
Diphthcria Is about at "A standstill,
Il Is shown by the state health de-
pnrtment's bulletin on communica-
BILE diseases for last week. There arc
"a cases scattered over f6~Fcountfes
Bernalllo and Mckinley counties
leading with 6 each The other coun-
ties have: Chaves 1. coifax 8. Eddy
I. Lincoln 1. Luna 2, Roosevelt 1,
san Miguel 3. santa Fe I.
other communicable diseases are
reported as follows:
~Chickenpox. Chaves /. de Bnca /,
Eddy 4, Luna 2, Quay 1. Santa FL TO-,
Torrance 1,
co~nirnctivitis: Santa Fe 2.
German measles; Bernilillo /.
Gonorrhea: San Juan /. Santa Fe
I.
Influenza; Bcrnalnlo /. Rio Arriba
1.
Measles: BernnlIlio ., Colfax 3,
Grant .. san Miguel 2, Santa Fe %.
NuiAps: Bcrnalillo /. Eddy 4,
Grant 3. Mckinley q. Santa Fe Z.
Pneumonia: Grant 1, Santa Fe 4.
Scarlet fever: Bernalillo !. chavos
4, Grant 2. Lincoln I, Luna 4. Otoro
/. Quay 1, san Juan ., san Miguel j.
Smallpox: Santa Fo 1.
syphilis. Eddy I,
Tuberculosis: B%crnallllo S, Chaves
3. Grant 81, Taos l.
Typhoid fever; Bernalillo ., San
Miguel /, Santa Re 4. Taos 1.
Whooping cough; Bernalillo 3.
QUAY 1. valencia 1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30

Dur veil kn policy kMd us to carry ora single 1920 suite O~t These values are offered you now in or
dh clean up quickly ea stock These prices represent the final cut the nmund ~mhu we can make
You will find no lower prices heO ore elsewhere HembeSy you bhae a%Ww winter suit 0Oat or bh prices
hat actually EeheHeWM" values You will recognized absolute truth of this when you see he two great
lots suits and On@% They wMiH~hae to you Exactly whtwe mean when we repeat that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30
Elks VIII Hold
Annual Memorial
Services Sunday

Annual memorial services for the
Elks' deceased members Will be held
at the High School auditorium next
sunday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
Francis T.. Wood IL to give the
memorial address. Besides orchestra
music there viii be n violin solo by
Leroy Yott and a vocal selection by
Mrs. J. q. Schwentker. Selections
also will be given by a quartet com
posed OF Mrs. a. 1. ReldlinE. Mr..
~Schwentker. Maurice Klein and
George Geake.
Members Of the committee which
In making arrangements for the anair
consists Of Charles +. Twogood, Felix
c. Mallcy, Charles Lemhke and J. u.
Regcnsburger. Tho public is invited
to attend the services.
Rabbi Noise Bergman II to go 10
Las Vegas next Sunday 10 deliver tho
principal address at the memorial OK
ercises OF the Meadow City Elks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-30

is the complaint of many a woman in the household, office
or factory. After suffering pain, feeling nervous, dizzy weak
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23
Don't Use Curling Ironl
Here's a Better Method

rsoasands ni ralnsd hraf. ~ h1n
heaf strkiU Testimony b. hf HIar
nae aftrs M fhr heaieA aIInn 4ea
fh~ vnnfnaea Hte IA saeh HfifHmeht
iNYsF.ahh ntsfs dan a. sfateiel
haH eiih ili hnsssn. naeftn oni
Is mnre puM.u aria Anee 81 fhe
hair ran Us ANf .eauilu.N saw.
et anf rufs wihuul ant hafmnl
nsali whatever bt ihe . atianal u,n
M H'aM laail silmeflna small
aeaniiif t aHghsi hsien HoHn un
tha hsif usinr elean toothbrush
ier ihe Inraass. afsains ts down
ih1 ful lsE1lh ll iha hail IAa aAal4
oiissi lssis Qaiir " considerable flWf
Is is 49, naiafhl looklna ana ide tes
iufe ana lN irs 81 iae hAlf an - lr..
fated. ihai 600 rmAn ah1 adame
his simple usshtl eili nsfei ro hafs
~ Foe atff- 'eus waving ifun A f.N
eancfs 81 Nuuid ini~gins frtH ihr
dfauisi wlN iasf lif wfst The "a
quia s. agreeable lo use and q leaves
np eamml sre4sy 90 odorous trace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23
~cousrEslEss- GROCERY
TURNS STOCK TWELVE
TINES N yeas
tcoasineed frcu Page

fcr zO0e p4v sui lcss .
gC'fez it
Waen wrlsrner st2rtes i ssorr =
fSeS he wAs ghe yoeagesi Eroeers
store owner il Kansas ~ sold h.s
Slore art v~ns or the rose Cor h.
wholesale Aouse N 1919 b. Aeawhl
fhs store A. Pratt
TIE We9rrer ssorw i arer1fed ~8si,
Al overhead of ~ r~r cent and fh.s
lncanaes clerk hire renfs Nrnfs ae-
livery freiEAt crAsare and aarer s.
ans A s;rirfiy cash haslresx ls ean-
cactet When weiruer eAxnxes fron
sae credli 'o tAs CASA basis ~ s~Nea
"a - crecs1 eassouaers ovsr - fhe
cAsh sFssen ard atdad lsae custeuers
q re list TosSay - hss nors thar
sAsa cash casfnners
Herr ar@ slX rules Wfl8mtr AAvk are
imPoszsrs IN spccessfaily oaxratnx s
retail Er-cery sto-e
Flrsf Know your tasincss thar-
caxhiy This can o. ieArnssd orly hy
ssr1y ard practical txaerience
Stcorc G@i = Y-efii on everyt h.aF
Thlrd Pay cab and sch for cafa
Fozrsh -keep vou- sfure clean.
FlfAh S-cuF~ the besl aviation n
sownsAnc So bufdirr tat has ro.,s
sssSz Sszit5~S. y tuu are iu = sFTa-
rresslte icvr Yoar Store all b. ia
- iArrclv W yolr shcw windows
Sirfh Deai visA yoar customer
A. yoe wiai1 Hke 80 ~ dear ~
Never misrepresent Aiwavs keep four
word
IN rs StverslslnE Weimer uses
sT&os arroes tAe entire rase of ihs
nessraper runnl1C frow three -
sighs inches IL degsk tie sns hls 81
vita prrccs TIE Cory & changed @r-
~ issse - fhe 81 : rnc1 18th
interessi-g store news thar cafcAes
ies eye oi the voznar czAurnrr wha
q seeking 20 bur rrorefies al she
lc~e<f price
Weitner ionR since tisoarded his
mailing iists ard te1@nds e-ii-t-y 7n
newspaper a6vertislrx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23
Cocoarut o. Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

n yoe want 70 kssa r0ur half N
good condition. b. cafriul shat sos
sash q v1ih
host soaps and prepared sham pont
contain 700 much aikaH This dfiee
fhe zeal makes The aaif bfffis ana
70 rery harnfsi Nulsi1ed s1aoanlf
20 shnmppo fWhich d Flre and en-.
Hrrlr Freafelessi = gufh better shan
ANYTHING else son csn ufe for sham
aoelrg a. ffis ssnf possibly inlufo
fls hair
simply n0oisfen your hair wlth Naf
~ sud rub i in onf or tN9 fel
sfeonfais VII make an sband fnee ~
rifh. creamy iafber ard elransse me
hair and srfip fhofoufhif. The lafh.
~ rioses ost easily and fenoves eyefY
particle ~ dasi- DIR dandrur aud
excessise OIL The hair 4rles quiftit
md effriy end b leaves b. fine and
iitT. brigia flsffy and eafy % man.
aEes -
Yon can 80 Mslslfied eocoanaf oil
'hampoo ~ most any drug sfofs u y
fery cheap and a feH oances Is en.
9asl' 70 latt everyone Ia fbe family
81 alonfhs.
a rsi1inK takes place every u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23
THE SHEPHERD
OF BETHLEHEM .

On tie evsuine ~ Monday knfll
% the odd feilows and Rs ekaas
sia invite Nr aud Ms Guthrie 10
The monD.dgamatic production nf ihc
eboye named play at ihe fifsi n D.
church o ~lil be- one ~ the nosi lm
pfeseise affair syof ven Ia Qua
cts rac veteran lmps senator 81
dramatic Character. M Pr derrick "a
Wilson. viii be4he artist of ihe even
iHs Hls thlrif four YEAR before the
puhlle hah eminentiy lifted him Cor
tais uomeuians task ilet does the
work of eighi ~eople and place every
obstacle and rsumesfs fae audience
not 10 applHud him until ~ has sur.
mounted thoss 0Siar'ea Tho orig
lnal intention of re committee vas
20 use the OLA Feiioes hall but tho
so@ting capacity would b. entirely in.
adequate 20 the ae~af uoasiion ~ tho
crowds that viii be- in waiting 20 hear
and see this ~sf>. TaaJe ~al be- no
ad mission CHARGED and 40 conifihn.
'ion faker Al four hnnches- - the
order arr com ined IN fhe briBrinT o.
this distinguished gentleman 20 our
aiiy The work begins promptly ~
SIs p m aud ronriesy 10 the men.
bcfs and % NJ wilson viii require
everyone 20 BE- IN their seats before
ihas tim.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

The Glover i4eai Cssh met With Mrs
William NcCog Yesterday Thn afer-
ncon was spent with fahcy work ere
an ieo course aAs srr,ea IA tho close
~ fbe afternoon
Ms Gavin Mccoy 81 okiAaoma
city. Ms Gerald Stcvens a \ Nssaha
No Mr. n c Laae and Mrs Carson
were special quests The clnh VIII
NEE, in two weeks with Mr. Daniel
kelffef south of town
y ~ vt
Miss Anua N'ehemrir has returned
home afseF speeding . week IN Gov.
lngion-
= X y
Mary Elizabeth Edwards. the
daughter of judge r. Edwards %
oklAhoma CITY. vii b. a week end
ruest ~ the Filson home.
n y n
The ofeen Esther Girls vii hold .
cooked food and carnaiion sals a; fhe
Champion grocery store and the
Chestnut music store. SATURDAY
= y =
Openorsy Club.
Mrs L r SAmpsel e1ie~falned the
Orsnorky Cub yesterday. The after
noon wss pperf Informally and The
special quests were Mrs. vernon
Hasa Mr. Tanner q Denver. Col.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

AN""&*@tfa AfNAA tAMN
t's-~.-~ X ~ ask scr az arm.
- esgaaraa 5aZ<udoru sna
s,r~sse .srr 49,
IL EAaa casn ! wtl, read yon tAe
terms drawn a. hs the sil,ed gossrn
ments BE SAT Gown And the read.
inF eee2n Il LASTED an hour for N.
eeVamenf hst IL ae Translated Tae
Germans pleaded Tor an lmmed.a ate
snsfensicf of hesiliiiies and Cor some
iinie g. f-rmii ihe Rerin government
tp sxaHiine ice terms AGAIN Foth
sioke
sa eaf ths mourhTiece 81 ~
7iilee governments q ls those gov
trurasnis that have sfawn up the
orn1iiions % he arfatstsce limiting
tas delay 20 - hoars duration have
'heresore no Fovef io sasnena hostr-
iiss Nifhoui their authorization.
The Germans 81 unoe dispatched :
'nessenrer % Spa vita crrtentiais
ana me rcqeess thar his journey 10
Rtfiin D. facilitated when the
mesrenrer reseAea The German e4i-
lsosis q Is related the troops were
80 temcrailsea fhaf they fincd aF.on
his ~h.ie fiAn P.nomiaaous vollv
Urine continued ana the emsssarv
was nnahle 70 reach hss des,inatson
lntl re Aaxs A. .s.-s-..a.s.. -.
ieFn man cntogs asd nottfled Foeh a.
their difficulty and roeh agreed 70
pernli them to send German ofrioer
- hesAn by air A plaus was eouin-
pe4 and readf for 80 girht when
~ert ~as resolved thar the messenger
'tad waetea Dsiin.
caHtsin Recorly declares the arm.
'isiice "a sirued becaase Foch anf
~ sfat we've convinced Germany ras
Alrfaer In fhe throes a. revolution
The Armiftiee tie euroyt painted
Black. picfure ~ conditions. Whfie
ne German government was analyr
.nf Fes ieisns ~. p'enif.cs ensiarisr re-
nisined near Fcch In tha forest A.
Re- Ao1te. They vere permitted n
ieave their train. ard s-sa~aesI hv
arned soldiers. exercise in the opsn
aid On tbe afternoon q the SOFA
foch Informed Er1berxer. re head
81 the deleezfion. thar hosslilffss
wo1id D. resumed AZ 81 q. IN the
nerf DAY ~ -oclock On the nirar
- Sovemher 70. The folloviar aaio
~esssge vas in;ercsrted by fhsi
Frrneh-
tsermar government 70 German
pirr 10, erfizries The rieniuote erff-
sfiss srs suihorszed % sirn the ARR
isfics fSignedl. The Chancellor n
~ E-pirs Thres sifhered frs-.s
~ The erd ~ fbe messsre proved -
sn'sen'irify Nore fhar y hours n
oeiiherafion and DEBATE over toe
!, harsh" terms followed Foch rvarfed
snsHe concessions and refused me
ofhers.
Subsequently The wear.ed F~e-eh.
b-rlizh ard Germans azspeBoef ..=,r
sArnatnr~e 20 ths docuny az. a.f 81
's'rszTrzn~rznerf sir y aeer ~,
sivrfrf or = q n. q - I'm =.
fhe iith. oaerssio.s cec~es a. - -
fhr f-orts Fxu~ vears of warfare
reich bad oosf nors thaa sSes 80
hves wss a. a. end
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

sili cell 81 auction tha taAqe rf
goods a. uy h.mr. iss ~ Villas sal
lrday a. 30 , N Electric Gao haaY
DuEe,. Singer sewing marhia, dHt
in room set. seriionl haof rsle and
all household good Aif0 lHlsf
tiN and hemlnitan fatftf
blanche Nafi.Y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23
TEXAS WONDER

ror sf1ns- ans ~~adsr ,-<,uhlss
grzvss. ws4k ard k-as hsck. rhsurss
Ism sd irrexslzritses * fse kidn~ys
en1 bl4ofez z<g1lztss c3sdler trca-
nies IL csil1~u. n r0f sd ~ d-ux-
gsis. Ezii 81 - 6-nsa h<rrie .ffss
curs- senc fer ew~rr se<isonssix
Dr. Z. " Hs.-. 3f-s Dis-e 81 ~
1870 Ne - ~ 1su~x<sss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

INe1fy commodities manufactured
frr~ near siik ra6r frosn fhe tnin o4
~ rrrcs and keuiock. are nox BE-
i1r exnloiied - ne West Cast
Lp-sssr-nes's sssocssf5on IN Portland
Ore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

sna Ms r 4 loptins A saiasy =
ceafke inas hean ~As Served - fas
eaese of the agieFweon rhe giah ~ill
naest ln t~o weeks vita Nfe y ilaes
~ okishona Gas. sheo iff ,iah al
attend ihe nnN snnaay meefine
M # ~
So HUNDRED Cha.
The sA linatrd tlua met lals
ae.k ~nh NJ 4 A Wesi n her at
traetivr ne~ hauFalow a. Nam liaf
risen avenue The afse Hfen vas
speni ~ith fanfs ~ufk ena dainty
two- coafse ianch vas srNed Mr.
y . noylaeioa and Mr. A q holes
wsre spe,iai guests
nuy - Sc lie. on q oas C.. stoss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23
sTRENGTHlEss
Seemed DYING
So Weak She Could Hardly Move
ssys lrdian Lady. Ore Bot
lie OF cardui Pu; Her on
the Road TO Re-
covery.

Tarfisr. Ind ---Four years azo thif
summer. ! vas tick 10 bed" Nfifes
Mr. Lille ErEIves. q this place =
had been under fbe doctors care fqi
five weeks ! vas pretty bad. and
] vas 3sft - neryoas - ] could b.
! c0aid not sleep ~ night until q
Or - oici0ck Nhsn ! sonid doxe 81
and sake ~ ! 9OBid BE- al 3 frem-
be srfth nerv0usnets
The doaor called ny srosbls
cstarFk ~ the y gave M fucf
Bzins thsf zf each one Il wynid seen
fbsf ! cDgid not hear snoiaer one
Then | Houid chlll fhr zsns Neais
fasf SEEN % fhske ne ali over. and
- rsri day xoai1 - - weak
could hardy move ! s0ald b. % ~
teriF strpngfbiass thzf x would eeen
"A = sere DYING
~Aner cne q my bad spells
and ] rad alnost died. pirse1 ~
me HoHs Tr>zfmenf BOOK snf d<sele
- q try csrdal Be<ore had taker
> stois borfif. ! eosl1 sfs<-p az nigb'
6o1f resDeznA<F sasf hos iosx
- u . kb6r fAae. was 9p and
be1lzs3 win ne <orf
ove- f,r-r rez<x - ~snee<sfrI So
sss 5rDs<r t. sziz~ - r1r1s; n fs,<
s''..s.; 'ssss.ss' : ~ rYT~e '>a&''
An 49, - r. -, .,-~~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

AFTER fais lhsy aFe pressed ani
81 ks'i 10 me botss 20 be sent % the
mafsefs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

Ffesh Cat Csfnaiians. -. . aozsa-
ssIafaaY i.sis D3 Co<,ds ca. Nam
flaef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23
F R { c K | { 8
So~ 10 the Tire % Get His % Tsese
lsy Spo-x


lsy Spo-x
There's % iorEer the EilghTesf
reed q fe-rE zxaa1set q youl
frtckles a. otat-e-1ozsle et-eazs 4
-ls gua-zrtee1 70 reucre taess
huEeay spofA
s.zpiy re- an cssrce a Otsans--
cosbse sfrrzEte-frsn any druExis'
szc srTy Effie % i Eiekt zn1
morning ard yo1 ehoslc .oon 80 thzt
sveE he wuraf sreckies have b@rnr 70
ci2p-@zr. xAiie re rxtser o.es have
varlsset erfirels / l. s~i1ou thsr
more lar az osace is nee1ed - Goa
sletssy clear tAe sttn and ez1n =
be&usi<ai- clear corrrlex5o1-
Be sxre 70 2=k for ft-e dczubt@
srreaxsh O-bl1e a. rhh = sod zre~r
Esz-zzfee - money back 3 4 tz4s
70 reE1ve frecklss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

The Acorn eiah nel with Mr. ! "
l'Ake Yesterday when the prosram -
TIE mselinE was in eharee 81 Me-
'as leudley. tas fopls beine. "Nar.
'.saaAsis % TciAy A ser, fpfina
irsauie ~ss paid 70 oklAhoma and
dainty rrfrvshmsnts aere served 81
toe hosie-s Tho clab min nl,.t
again nexg wesk
e W 81
Nrs Mard NcNenas ~ rauikas
Kansas 8. here NisHine her ann.
Mrs. David Sowers and Mrs gake
Gueksr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

aaoT4er c1rnI0a sale SATURDAY
- eozen Lar DR. Goods GO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

f.sifaf Allsn Poo. orphaned Ia 10
fanss an1 saopsd ~ a rich sncis.
sus aislshsfhsd IN bls anei~'s viii.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

rag afs lala upoa beard. tn me
-gs 70 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

iteNes = sish - th.sse ~ hove
re snd sfaNe 81 those y ~ hate
- whAsrHer skie~ aasase ms. hers's
! ansff for every fate t.ora n,toa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

Ths hszzss S she sszsse crop q
Px,szx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

IasaiE IRENE pAakLEy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

auy 90 s..ss. on a o.' C. s'ss'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

T = @ Casper Mrs n 1. Uahl
TAI nNeils Gamma ctuh- NJ a X
: Snafrlsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

a rszi1inK takes place every u
rtoEes ~ Ass fors CITY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

Ffesh ftrs are the shape of =
small tomato.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

f'iTs are fhres yoars old uhsn ~
fifst besia - bsar fiEs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

With this handsome new home at our disposal, we are better able than to give you real honest motor service The three lines of automobiles and trucks we have-the Roamer, Stanley Steamer and Interna- tiona Truck-stand in the lead in their respective classes. Backing them up with the highest kind of service and complete line of parts, we able to give you the kind of service that you want and should expect of such modern plant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

The Roamer, Stanley Steamer and Inter national TT u elk s- these are the three lines of automotive equipment that we handle. You can't beat them in their classes. That's why we'd like to have you drop in and see them.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-13

lonely road by Owen, who had hired
Nida to take him and another man
and woman to Sapulpa. The shoot
ing was done presumably to obtain
possession of the car for use in a
burglary job, but was wrecked by
the murderers shortly after the kill
inc and abandoned. The woman in
the case related the details, and Ow-
en- was captured and taken before
Nida at the hospital, where he was
identified shortly before his victim
died.
Owens blamed the woman for the
crime to the last, and before being
strung up by the mob was permitted
to dictate the following message to
his mother. Mrs c. o. Bolton, of
Knoxville, Tenn: "Your son Tom
lynched tonight as alleged murderer
of Homer Nida. He asked that you
arrange for burial"
At the funeral of Nida every taxi
stand in the city closed for two
hours and free cars were offered for
all persons who wished to ride in
the funeral procession. A band head
ed the march to the grave, and fifty
two cars were in line. The funeral
line passed through the main BUSH
ness section of the city, and traffic
on all corners was stopped by traf
fic officers until it passed. DIR. J. E.
Thackery, district superintendent of
the Methodist churches, officiated at
the services.
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PROGRESSIVE SHOE SHOP

Ladies and Gents Fancy Work Civ.
en- Special Attention
Goodyear Electric Shoe Repairing
System
Work Called For and Delivered
w. NJ. Bivins and E. D. Bright
Phone 7S6 ia N. Lee Sc.
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L.O.O.F. TO Meet
IN COLUM BUS
Americas Odd Fellows
To Attend Oct. IA
Session

COLUMBUS, Sept. 13.-The reg
ular meeting of the Fifth division l.
o. o. F. comprising the lodges of
Columbus, Americas and Manchester,
will be held in the hall of the Mus
cogee Lodge No. 6, Columbus, on
Thursday, October Ia. :,
Several interesting addresses Will
be made; among the speakers will
be R. L. J. Smith, grand master, and
T. H. Robertson, grand secretary.
Scion M. Davis, of Columbus, himself
a member of the order will deliver
the address of welcome, which will
be responded to by T. E. Castleber-
~, of Americas.
The division has inaugurated IN lUs
program this session something
which has never been attempted be-
fore, namely a degree contest. Three
teams have entered this contest, and
all three have been putting in some
strenuous practice for the past sew
eral weeks. All teams are entering
with the determination that they Will
COP the prize And as all three
teams are evenly matched some, ex-
cellent degree work is sure to be
witnessed.
All members of the order are CIV
en- a cordial invitation to be present
and the committee of arrangements
guarantees that all who attend will
be we'll paid for doing so. All roads
will lead to Columbus on the IA OF
October.
The program committee has re-
leased the following program:
1. State of Order.
2. Credentials.
8. Finances.
d. Next Place of Meeting.
5. Lodges not represented.
6. Address of Welcome, Scion M.
Davis, Columbus. -,
7. Response, T, E. Castleberry'
Americas.
8. Address, R. L. J. Smith, Grand
Master, Georgia.
The evening session will be de-
voted to the degree contest. Re
freshments will also be served.
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COLBY HANDS
OFF In GEORGIA
Without Authority To
Aid Sufragists He
Replies

ATLANTA, Sept. 13.-Bainbridge
Colby, secretary of state, to whom
Mrs. Mary McLendon, suffrage lead
er, appealed after she had been de-
MED the right to cast ballot in Wed
nesday's primary, has replied. to Mrs.
McLendon that he has no authority
for taking any steps in the matter.
Mrs. McLendon states that she in
tends to employ lawyer and take
any steps necessary to secure her
right to vote. She declares that be-
ing denied the privilege of voting
because of her sex is in direct vio-
lation of the Nineteenth amendment.
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There IL more Catarrh in this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together, and for years it was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly falling
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greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
eonal treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by F. j. Cheney g.
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional
remedy, is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward Is offered for any case that Hairs
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Halls Family Pills for constipation
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FARM AND CITY LOANS 51-2I
per cent. Terms easy. Quick serv-
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