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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-23
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP.

We are in the beginning of Lent.
Services at the Evangelical church
next Sunday: Sunday school at 10
a. m. followed by preaching by Rev.
J. H. Siewert of Cresco.
A number of our men were bust
ness callers at Calmar between
trains the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley KratZ were
callers on formers parents at Cres-
co other week one day.
Demo Kratz of Sumner Twp. was
business caller at Cresco other
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Wiedeman en-
tertained other Sunday. Z. H. Lad
wig and family.
Alfred Peter Jr. was a caller at
the parental home fore part of last
week assisting the folks at hauling
wood.
Wesley Kratz has a new hired man
working for him these days.
L. f. Bechtold departed last week
for his home in Illinois.
Some of T. Kratz folks and Miss
Mabel Hanson motored to Calmar
OIner week SATURDAY W oS NA~
shopping.
Some of our people attended a
public sale out near Schley, Howard
county, fore part of last week.
| S. G. Johnson came up from De-
corah fore part of last week to as
sist at the Baker, Johnson Co. store
during the week.
Amelia Kratz visited with her sis
ter Mrs. Oscar Moe of Ridgeway the
past week.
Robert Blackburn was delivering
hogs at Cresco the past week, neigh
bors assisting him.
Some of Schild's folks were callers
at Cresco the past week.
Winfield Kratz was business cal
Ter at Cresco other week.
Lizzie Koch was a pleasant caller
at school in dist. No. last week
Tuesday.
]. G.. Kirschman and Ross made
several calls among their neighbors
last week.
The N. la. Telephone Co. were
testing out their Otter Creek line
last week as to efficiency, etc.
Walter Peter was caller at the
Wv + Wiedeman home fore part of
last week.
Carl Haakenson was delivering
hogs at Ridgeway last week, others
assisting him.
a number of people had surprise
birthday party on Mrs. Mike Hruska
last week Tuesday evening. The
time was spent in very social man
nor all enjoying themselves very
much. wishing Mrs. II. many more
birthdays in the future, before their
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Falck, daugh-
tors Ollie and Opal from near Ridge
wav spent other week Tuesday with
Mrs. Falck's parents, Mr.. ana mrs
Amel Koch. 49,.
Mrsi Fred C. Koch spent other
week Tuesday with her sister-ln-la"
Mrs. Carl Haakenson. a.,
Row Koch was a caller at the
home Of his brother Fred, last week
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Hornberger en-
tertained at dinner other Sunday;
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. kuntz ana
daughters Alice and Grace -
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred {. koch' soi
Clinton, dined and spent other sun
Iday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ole SanderSoi
and family. uo,or
Relatives assisted Carl Haakensor
Of moving some of his goods TO ms
recently purchased farm last weel
Monday. n ud po,
Koch were business callers at Pfou
vim other week Saturday.
Mrs. Mike Hruska, Mrs; RoDt' nop
ova OF Sumner Twp. and Mfs. rre'
c. Koch were Cresco shoppers QUE
week Friday. I..no.,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-23
To Cut Fur.

Never use Il scissors to cut fur,
Dampen the skin side and stretch on
board with the fur side down. FaSten
with small wire nails ms fine as a pin.
When the skin is thoroughly dry, meas
urc and chalk Cut with n pairing
knife or any kind OF sharp knife. Sew
carefully with fine stitches, using cot
ton thread.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-23

The Misses Fosse and Malone were
DEBORAH visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Guttormson de-
parted for Charles City to visit their
daughter Mrs. Erwin Patterson.
Eli Werhan of DEBORAH was a
guest Sunday at the P. L. Gordianer
home.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-02-23

Many men make so much noise
with their own knocks that they can't
hear Opportunity's.-The Vivifer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
BOSTON BRAVES ARE
TEAM OF CAST OFFS

When Fred Mitchell took charge Of
II. Boston clubs d"Stini"S hast winter
H. found 4 very poor nucleus with
which 70 build w u championship team
us had Hank Gnwdy. the w"r'dS SrrI"S
star OF 1911: Piil Powell. an outfeld"r:
Rabbit Ma-anville. wonderful player
but dissatiSted at Boston. The ftrSt
with Pittsburgh when ne CAV" Mar"r-
,lli, for Nicholson. Southworth. Nar-
harH and received big bundle Of cash.
THIS dsa. Proved wonder for both
clubs.
MaranylUe made Pittsburgh look ike
champions whllH Sruthworth. whom
Mitchell made captain: Nicholson and
Barhcre juSt pat enough punch int"
the Bean Team uut!t 10 make them
r!ttshurEh'S most dangerous rival!
Uolk". his hrs. haScmIn. Is New
York discard Cru.Sc he 90. from 81.
Louis: OcSrhc.r from Bropkiyn; Sc"u
burgh'S pay roll FOR Nh;l". but IN"
Pirates found them WAITING.
The players Mitchell hr"uC-, ~
from the minors are FlllinEin. M->l'I|-
len, Ford Chrts;Cnhury. O'NrN and Glib
son Truly Mitch"ll'S t"Im can h"
called a cast OF one. bat under n"
guiding hand OF master craftsman like
Fred, ably assisted by Foxy Dick lsG-
dolph u has been nodded Int" Il cham
plonShip ore. that "" md only * points
back nt urSt p'a"c and Il tam hat has
won nineteen "Ut Of Its last twenty live
games.
Thv .nousand> of f,uS wt.o journey
70 League Park sunday :" see tho
Braves meet thu BaTerS wi. got th"ir
first glimpse - a r"nl p"HnInt
der this season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28

legal sense. But - there any doubt
that :hry and others had 'rGa. and Hpt-
ci:,,. IrOwieLge that 4 criminal act Was
planned?
The time has come for sports and
lovers ., sport 70 S"t together 70 pro-
tect the rame and the honor Of their
cl'"rs~ \ person guilty ~ crooked
work on race track should be expelled
not only from tn" race track but from
ball PARIS ,enrls courts, football h"taS
and every place else Uherr sport IS pr"-
NOTED.
These sror, spoilers mist pc hArret
from every sport, There has been -"
much rivalry - cNnlty between Sp"r'H
~ ~" l.nt'"I States and the CONNER
CiA!iSn Wh,,h has resulted IN the 4CrT.
aA!s tnL Gi>srI,c h.,~ blinded tho pro
motors Themselves 70 the ;aC, tht: |
person wh" Is crooked In &c Sport -
crouhed in another.
Efforts 20 Pix Sports.
Thrrr - no limit - IA" 'hlnH> th"s"
rocks va do - * sports. Tho hiS
shock - ~" IN This baseball scandal -
the discovery hat tn" ball TIA"
IN, rrSclr's proposed the filing II the
worit S.c'r. knew thlt among ball
PLAYERS FOR wars thr-c had been cynical
TAX and oven "r"H talk 81 what thcy
Co9ld &" u thcy wanted I" do It. But
the iic,, OF p.t2" proposing I" throw
games and hunting up gamblers |" u
nance Their yro"Rtcdr"ss Is n"w. So long
AZ w. believed crooked gam b crS
tempted ball PLAYERS. thcr" was som"
ground fur sympathy. In .;tct. We had
an overdose OF Il IN the cas-" OF poor old
joe Jackson. tempted b! smart. crooked
gamblers. Now. when Il develops that
ann ~ ,hc ,A,,r,rSt hest educated and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
DOWNEY GIVEN
K. D, DECISION
OVER WILSON


Cleveland July .7.--The Cleveland
Boxing commission and tho Local ne" =
papers tonigh, name Bryan powncv. OF
Gov Gland tho new world Tidd'"wi"%h:
champion boxer declaring he won 'he
title from Johnny Wilson. and Boston. IS
n" seventh round Of a twelve round
no decision contest here tonight by
knuCho
The Men BoxSd at Catch Weights
On the other hand Jimmy Gardner. ~
RlNtrr. who referred the bout, gave the
decision to Wilson Oh foul claiming
pnNrry struck Wilson a. he count "f
S"Nrn ~ IN" seventh round. whI'c NJ
soH WAS getting up from the th:rd knock
dow ~, llis round. AZ, Fo"tc. tn" ON
Clal ;:nrkcepcr announced that on his
revised figures OF IN" first knockdown in
this round Wilson was down 1875 Sec
ords and on the SECOND knockdoNn The
champion was down II seconds
Gardner had counted only nine IA zach
case.
Manager Jimmy Dunn tonight an
nuIurcd that pownry claims the world $
,h,'u"I"uship and Viii defend It a lSS
pounds
Thu newspapers give Wilson the sec
rnG. NTH and SiAth rounds. Downcy the
rrSt. fourth and seventh. with the third
even.
rsc nrvr.ncrs also claim that II a
foul MAS ro,utui,tcd. it was by Martin
KIlln,a. Wilson'S manager. when he
jumped INTO the ring IN the seventh
round and laid his hands on Wilson.
Wilson had been knocked down three
',mcS In the seventh round and ';tiGu"r
had counted seven on the third hnork-
down. when he claimed IroWur, struck
Wilson White he vas down. and gay, The
.lrl~Inn e. Wilson.
small, sized rio, followed ~, ,;,c!-
son
rnuuey had knorl.I wilson In he
,h,rl round for 4 ,,rIn, Of two.
i W!lh,rdiu.. chairman 4 me
,'lr,.land boxing commission. aun.,'i., III
that the commission gave tho nGht -
Downc> on kun,krui Wl.b"rG ns
sad that ne uG'rial TIA. "f ~" rrst
Eruu.kdowr in tn, Sr,..,u r..iud W,ts u
seconds and ihc >,.,ouI kn"N duWr W1s
= .,.,rYds and ,l,tr . a F..Il WH~ ON
in.i',i Il M,s 10y Wil>ua ".LrH."r amp
H. Mt -" v!rc w&.i' 'h' 'o""' MS
guinE o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
| CHAMPIONSHIP
ASEBALL TONIGHT
&Asstss 30 Meet Clark LAssiss
CLARK Fairgrounds
Tonight

hing on the Island play
girls city baseball cham
| be decided when the War
champions from the north,
ark lasSicS. the undetea:cd
nA the south district play
Thu lie, sion 4 10Y III,
light came after Warwood had
q the Wilson'S N a fast Is 70
pm the Wilson playground last
his game tonight should BE-
HE ~ both ~ tho teams are
Itters and exceptionally fine
atwood team has been ConSid-
krengthen"d SINCE th"y mot III"
In a tie game last we"N. The
OF Mildred Bruhn At short
Miller Il; first and Alver,a TAy-
pitching featured the NArwood
The other Warwuod players were
) Holmes e. Elizabeth DC,hrugSs ID
Inor Hood 80. Elizabeth foSt and
Carter RI. Gretta sutton II. Lefty
lor Ct. and Ethel Marsh and Gath
e SteinbiCker. substitutes.
he Wilson team put up Sp.cudl |
ie considering the fact that several
their best players were prevented
n being present. The VIII team. e
long, N. KaSley. \. Daliri. -. Mna-
J, Il. Walker, II. SOldoa and II. W.
he newcomb tourna m"nt scheduled
khls evening has Uc-n p"~tponcd t"r
weeks owing TO tne fact that some
(EroundS could not have their reg
team ready for tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
", U, FRESHIES HAVE
EIGHT HARD BATTLES
I.anharn's Protsges Are Expecting
q Hard and Extensive
Football Season.

spa;ch L. the Ent".lis' n""r.
sn. July 27.-Ward Lar
Virginia Freshman to";hIN
lay 4 very d;tCicu,: ana OK
thedule this fall according 70
kAent made here to-day.
es are already scheduled with
Slkins College To open the season
ms October list. wiki k'sN;. The
freshmen. fAirmOnt Normal and
Prop. with other contests PR IL
assured with Indiana Norma, an'.
lie Normal. The on" Open dat"
o taken either b. The Freshman
OF Penn State Col,cg" or The INT
" OF Pennsylvania. IN" present
. being 10 have one OF thCs" tdrg'
buttons send their wearing out
b Morgantown in mjd-NovCmb"r f"C
will be the feature contest ~ the
on.
,r the first time. tho Pit: Freshmen
to play at MorGantown and this. Of
SO, willi be a great battle. thc teams
ng Pmycd 90 tie at Forbes Field
re are possibilities that Z Glen.
DR. Indiana Normal Is not sCh"d-
hiatt Marshall College. HcoadlrS
te, Salem college or California
will be scheduled.
record OF n" Freshmen last year
rs impressive and II Is believed
N a stronger Team vii, hc turn
fall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28

! ofSport
by AA4| S.s-M@~s


Now Is the time FOR al sports q unite.
Unless racing. boxing. baseball xclt.
tennis and football. and al other sports
unite. combine and concentrate Ill their
forces upon the extinction ~ the crooks
who threaten their existence. ali must
rail- together. Baseball IS much ma
raSsed just now. The sickrnlnG reNeia-
ions from the ''hitc Son trial IN Chi
caso anect other sports as much "a
tneS DO baseball. The Tim" has come
""' only Tor haSchal! (" raise the bars
against everyone suspected ~ being
connected with ,r""NcdnesS In the
game. but all the eth >r"rtS must bar
thoFe same persons.
me names o. = dozen persons no,
hitherto connected with ~ even sus-
ease OF the fixing "t the 1919 world Sc
RES have been o7"aly Haunted du-!nE
tn'S trial There ~ TO d"ub, that many
more persons were actively implicated
IN the plot 20 d"h"uvh INC ma" nal
game than tho" Indicted and 1r"~"cut-
CO. Inc startling evidence - that
aozens KNEW 80 TIC r'"t- hal Gu.Ity
knowledge and were willing t" partrci-
pate In the rfontS or Advantages t'rru-
IhS from such Sn""l"dS"-"h n" r"rhpps
we're NOT guilty. %; actual wr"HEio'nf.
These Must Be Barred.
Thar. 10 i, Nan v,-, r.,hr,-
named Rutbstcl, vb, =, ,,,.,.h r.ar.1
and nucb .rcusnJ ~. ,,,,. b,s hon
used In ,.n,ro,,,,, u.,,h ,l,p,s, cy,-v
big thievrnE. crooked deal on tn" race
HSck' ana he = OPEN! named IN this
oaSsoaII scandal Eh'rH has been n"
eSa! proof advanced a-a!nS, him be
yond the fact he IS the only an IN n"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28

League has, ha,, 'eJm ~
church VII clash With -"
|. min" this "ven:rS m n"
street fairgrounds ard Il
anticipated Al players
be at the grounds ~ & %
~ may begin Roth teams
p large crowd % fans IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
BAUERS AT WELLSBURG

TIE R,ver> w'f 'rayc1 u We1lshu-c
Saturday ai''-u""H =" r'"N' m" weiss
burg =. n.u". and good game Is An
,t~tpa'ed Thr Bau~-s have b"en meet
Ing -" Rroon~ roun'iaHS Nvcrv Sa'ur-
da; ia r~'~ra "-"ks IN practice gam
and n. clashes have ali ben intcrcs'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
You don't buy COAL
by the load!

EACH DELIVERY weighed You pay by the pound-by the
ton And the scales must be exact
How do you gauge value CT advertising message? Is
your tested?
The Standard of Advertising Value Today IS
the @. K. of the Audit Bureau of Calculations
THERE could exact investigation and analysis OF
circulation than carried by the A B. c. in examining
panerS distribution.
THOROUGH CHECK is made to determine accurately the
quantity Not only the ''press rum but the
act number of copies placed in " readers hands
AN EXHAUSTIVE ANALYSIS made covering the methods
Of obtaining This index of the interest of read
Of the paper.
YOU NEED such determine with eXacnesS whether
newspaper carry advertising The reports OF
the A. B. c. members authentic information on all
these points.
TIE TNTEIGENCER and NEWS members of the A B. C.
OUR RECORDS been examined by the Audit Bureau and
the report open for your inspection.
BUY YOUR ADVERTISING as you buy coal-by measured
value
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
fANKS TONIGHT

IN ~ = ~
-. Log Cabins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
kAve . Moral Cleaning.

has come for AL the repTt
u take a SlaGd. | It" not
Ro,hstc:n or N'tei. ur Ill"
done any hing wrong IN a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28

Barred tvor, baseball md
get a clear Nil ~ health.
Mt uniform = 'IctlClUS. tEu
hany sporting events. GA
been named ~ being par
the great Swindi,. Had
have been named rs hNN:u-
hedge, still hold high pla""S
II are welcome figures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
bowling

see DucH Pin League
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18
BISHOP GREEN HERE

Rt. Rev. VIM. Mercer Green, D. D..
BishDp-coadiustor Of Mississippi, will
be at st, PauPs today for his reg
ular visitation. At the eleven o'clock
service he will administer the apos-
tolic rite Of confirmation, preach and
celebrate the Holy communion
While in the city Bishop Green will
be the guest of Mr., and Mrs y. +.
Robertson and Mr.. and Mrs. +. 7.
Philips
At the evening hour service, the
Junior Altar Guild will present IL
religious dramatization Of the
Church's Mission. The pageant COM
memorates the one hundreth annivcr-
sary Of the Church's Missionary So
ciety,
The thank Offering will be devoted
to the nationwide apportionment for
1921.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18
French Make Offer
For Southern Pine

Details Of an offer received from
the French government for the pur-
chase of 240,0OO,000 feet of southern
pine lumber to be used in rebuilding
devastated regions Of France were
revealed by Edward Hines Of Chi
cago Thursday at meeting Of the
Southern Pine Association in Hotel
Gayoso, at Memphis,
Steps were taken Immediately to
organize a syndicate Of pine mauufac-
turers to fill this huge export order
At the rate Of 80000,0O0 feet per year.
Thirty-two manufacturers signicd
their Willingness to enter the lumber
pool, and others art expected to later
join the syndicate,
Mr., Hires declined to make public
the financial arrangements offered by
the French government but it was adj
mittcd that the deal, if contaminated,
will involve Approximately $S,000,000.
Negotiations with French officials in
Paris have been conducted by Mr..
Hines and Joseph T. Davies, former
chairman Of the federal trade COM
mission.
Glowing pictures of rcviving bust
ness in the lumber industry were
painted by leaders in The southern
pine field 1t was predicted that 1922
will be a prosperous year and the be-
ginning Of several more Of the same
kind to follow
With an immense building cam
paign soon to be released, the pine
lumbermen launched fight for reduc-
tions in freight rates on pine lumber
from southern points to all destina-
tons to put pine on an equal basis Of
competition with soft woods from hte
Pacific coast, now moving eastward
under reduced rates and through the |
Panama Canal under cheap water
rates.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18
TO PENSION TEACHERS

Yazoo City, Dec. "a Teachers who
have served in the Yazoo City schools
for 20 continuous years win, upon re-
tirement draw "A pension from the city
Of $50 per month, under an ordinance
passed at meeting Of the city coun-
ell
So far MS is known, this is The frs
city in Mississippi to make specific
provisions for teachers who have worn
themselves cut in the public service.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18
CHRISTMAS STGGESTION

We have seen a number Of people
knitting their brows and wondering
what to send to the Palmer Orphanage
next Saturday. Let us suggest that
instead Of sending a barrel Of candy,
you send a barrel Of apples or a box
Of oranges. Fruit will help Brother
Frierson to keep the young folks in
better physical condition than candy
and fruit cake. However, if you are
determined to send candy, send It.
The matrons will distribute it judi
ciously. The main thing is, don't
forget the children at the Palmer Or
phanage. They are Columbus child
ron, and Columbus children are en-
titled to the best there is.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18
PosTOFEICE ANNEXEs

In q few cities the use Of public
schools in handling the extra holiday
mail was permitted last season and
il is suggested that this be extended
this year. Frequently the government
is at considerable trouble and expense
10 obtain or provide room for the
Christmas overflow. II the schools
can be utilized IN any way the ar
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18
RApTIsr CHuRCH TonAY

The officers and teachers Of the
Sunday School will meet this morn
inr us they did last Sunday at 9:l5,
for a brief prayer service Mr. But
loe viii meet with the Baraca Glass
promptly at 9:45 this morning
Today the pastor, the Rev Jesse d
Franks, will preach on the following
subjects: Morning, Christ, the
D der" st night, "The Rcsurrec-
ton and Heaven"
eur people are all cordially invited
ta attend these services.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18

A large number Of Santa Claus let
ters viii be found in this issue Of the
Dispatch. Many letters were received
last night after the paper had been
made ready for the press, and these
will be printed on Wednesday, All
letters to Santa Claus must be in the
office some time tomorrow to be sure
Of getting in Wednesdays Dispatch
None win be printed after Wednes-
laN.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18
Read the Dispatch Want Ads.
THE ODD FELLOWS

All members Of the Columbus /. O
o. +. Lodge are urged to be present
at the meeting tomorrow night, fol
at that time the nomination Of officers
for the ensuing term will be made
The election win be held on Monday
night, December 2Gth
The l. o. f. Hall has lately been
ovcrhauled, renovated, repaired and
rc-docoratcd and is now one of the
most attractive lodge rooms in the
state. Let all the brethren turn out
tomorrow night and have . voice in
the selection Of the officers.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18
OH TIRES WANTED

We want one thousand old tires,
and win pay tho highest price for
them. Hunt up your old tires and
bring them to u.s. or can 758 and we
will come after them The Stewart
nre q Vulcanizmg Co., Main street,
Columbus. l2.l8-2t
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18
AHTTLF PRESENT

To the first boy or girl under twelve
years Of age who sends TO The Dis
patch the name Of the town In Lovu-
lies county that Is mentioned 10 Scott
Lay Of the Last Minstrel" we viii
present one hundred visiting cards
The second boy or gifl wiz be given
Fifty cards. Get busy. young folks
and look it up.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18
NEMSpApER MOMAN HERE

Miss Hattie Love, Of Knoxville,
Tom, was here to attend the mar
riage Of her cousin, Miss Pearl Harri-
son, on Wednesday evening. Miss Love
was accompanied BY her mother Mrs.
L b. Love, who is Mrs. J. /. Hari-
son sister.
Miss Love, who is talented and
gifted writer, is o member of the staff
ui Tie Knoxville Journal Tribune, This
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18

We want to buy used automobile
tires for doubling If you have any
old tires lying around, call us up and
we viii come to see you and make an
offer The Stewart Tire & Vulcaniz-
ing Co., Main street Columbus. lS-2t
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18
STEENS VISITOR

Mr.. j. A. Mehaffey, Of Stecns, for
many years a reader of the Dispatch,
was here on a shopping tour the first
Of the week Mr.. Mehaf'cy made this
office a friendly call while he was
here.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18
THINK nF THEM

You ought to taink Of the orphans
at least once a year, and this is the
season to remember the institutions
that are caring for these fathorless
aad moahcrlcss hGlc ones.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18

The Junior Missionary Society Of
The Central Methodist Church will
meet Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the home Of little Miss
Laura Eggor for a delightful pro-
gram. All Juniors arc urged to bring
their mite boxes to This meeting as
it win be the last opening Of this
year, and the members are asked not
to forget their monthly dues also.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18

raneement should be very simple.
School buildings and school machinery
should ever be available for any COM
munity good SO long as their own
are not impaired
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18

The many friends Of Mrs, Guy ].
Renchor win rejoice 70 know that she
is convalescent AZ the Mckinley Sana.
forum and win be able in short
time TO return to her home.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18
LABOR OFFICIAL HERE

Mr.. Joseph w. Jones, Of Meridian,
secretary Of the Mississippi State
Federation OF Labor, was guest of
Mr.. George Mosby here on Thursday
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18

The meeting OF the A. A. U, W.
which was scheduled for last Thurs.
day evening, was postponed and will
not be held until soon after the be
ginning Of the New Year.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18

was her first visit to Columbus, and
she expressed herself as being very
much delighted with the beauty Of
our city
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-18

The Dramatic Club Of the Lee High
School will present MIR. Bob Mon
day night in the Lee High Auditorium
NJ s o'clock Reserved seats are on
sac at Pitts Drug Store.