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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-11
SONG OF SONGS" HIT
OF COSMOS fine SHOW

A company of eleven trained op-
cratic artists is presenting this week
in Washington for the first time
Henry Beliefs noted song production,
1.-The Song Of Songs" featuring ex-
cerpts from the operas in a way that
indicates why the production has re-
ceived such high praise in other
cities for It's excellence and unusual
attraction. No member of the large
company is featured or named in the
program, but their work is of high
order and shows how happily grand
opera may be introduced into a vaude-
willie act covering half hour.
Two other numbers of the bill are
Of first water excellence, Alfred White
and company's presentation OF ZAP
pearances," genuine playlet OF
worth, along new lines and excellently
acted, with a fine characterization by
Mr.. White, and the Jack George Duo
in one of the best partly black-face
acts ever offered at the Cosmos. 1t is
deliberately staged, bristles with
original and laughable lines. and be-
sides a comedian of genuine ability
it also presents a young woman OF
charm and vocal ability.
Piquo and Fellows have a good sing
ing and acrobatic act; Calvert and
Shayne, a musical filler: Edna Bennett
the magazine cover girl, in some
deliberately staged song speCialties
with piano accompaniment. and Lyle
and Emerson, in neatly played
sketch, at Happens Every Day.
which is highly entertaining.
The added matinee feature is Para
mounts fine George Melford photoplay
production, Behold My Wife, the
interesting evolution of a magnificent
woman from the chrysalis of an In
dian squaw. my Goodness" an
amusing Sennett comeG., and several
other interesting and amusing film
features complete the bill for all per-
formances.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-11
NORTHWEST SAVINGS BANK.

At the meeting OF the board of d.
rectors of the Northwest savings
Bank, the following were elected di-
rectors: James M. Beall. G. c. Bird J.
SAIL ID. s. Birney. Frank ID. Bright,
Frederick c. Bryan. William T. Fitz-
gerald, II. Lewis Flemar, w. b.
Follmer, II. +. Gerald, Hesse IL.
Hedges, George II. Macdonald.
Francis NJ Savage, c. d. Weldon
hammer, and l.. Evans White.
Francis NJ. Savage was elected
president, James NJ. Beall, vice pres
ident Frank S. Bright. vice presi-
dent; William T. Fitzgerald. treas
urer: Gregg c. Burns, cashier. and
William II. Browne. assistant cashier.
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AT THE THEATERS

(Eontinued from Page Eighth
be taken for an extensive sight
seeing tour OF the city. following a
luncheon at which she will be the
guest OF honor.
Louise Fazenda is one OF the most
popular OF all screen comedy stars In
America. She has appeared In prac-
tically every Mack Sennett comedy
OF note for the past five years, and IL
was her own work which contributed
so materially to the success OF Mack
Sennetts recent five-reel comedy
masterpiece, down On the Farm"
Although usually seen on the screen
In comedy garb OF the most freak
ish character, Louise Fazenda in pri-
waite Is girl OF striking beauty and
the most pronounced personal charm.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-11
Awful Backaches Nearly Drove
Him Wild. His DR.. Said
Lumbago
TAKES HYPO-COD
"CURED COMPLETELY

'I suffered from severe attacks or
backache which the doctors called
lumbago. Cold chills and pains in my
back and side became so bad that l
could hardly move. 1 tried everything
I was told, but nothing seemed to
help any. Then I heard our largest
druggist here in town was praising a
new tonic called Hypo Cod, which
everybody said was wonderful for the
blood so / bought a bottle On his rec
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-11
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Jan. IA generally
strong tone was shown at the open
ing OF the foreign exchange market
today. Demand sterling rose X cents
TO S3.73%. Francs rose o centimes. to
6,l2 for cables and GIL for checks.
ire advanced 4 points, to 1856 for ca
bles and 3.54 for checks. Marks made
small gain at 1.41. Other quota
lions are: Guilder cables, 32.S5;
checks, 32.75. Sweden kronen cables.
2l.5O; checks, 2l.45. Belgian cables,
d A. checks a. AZ
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-11
LOCAL SECURITIES
SALES

Washington Gas IS. S50Od73.
Washington Railway preferred, %
G5l, 1ON51, 10n51. 5G51.
Washington Gas, 1OH3S1a.
Lanston, 1913
Mergenthaler. 5H120h, 10d12O. 10
M120, 5Ml20
Security Savings and Commercial
Bank. 1O019S.
AFTER CALL.
Columbia Graphophone, $50 l2h
1O-2Od12.
Potomac Electric convertible 5's.
81 ,OOOT19, 81 ,0OOT79. 81 00OG79. $1,000
d79. S1.OO0dT9. S1,00OMI9. 81 ,OOOh'9'
81, OOOd79, $1,OOOa79, S1,0OOq79.
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Suffered Fifteen Years. Took
Hypo-Cod, Goes Back
To Work.
DID WONDERS
FOR THIS MAN

"My husband suffered with kidney
trouble. He was troubled that way
for the past twelve or fifteen years;
His limbs gave him untold agony and
trouble. His feet and limbs wodld
swell so bad and the veins would be
come so swollen he could hardly walk
at times. He would often have to get
up four or five times in the night on
account of his kidneys. lie had grad
ually become so nervous ana weak
even his stomach began 20 actup.
Food would sour in his stomach and
oh, how he did suffer. Today, thanks
to Hypo.Cod, he has gone back to
work and he has been working stead.
lily right along for some time now.
His health is fine and he cats. sleeps
and feels fine. All the awelling in
his limbs disappeared and he never
has to get up I'm the nght time on
account of his kidneys any more. Isn't
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-11
RELIEVED HER
|NFLAMMAT0RY
RHEUMATISM
She Suffered Six Months, Lost
Weight, Even Appe-
lite Gone.
TOOK HYPO-COD
DOES OWN WORK NOW

II suffered from inflammatory rheu-
matism for six months. Everybody
knows what that means. ! lost weight
steadily, lost my appetite and
strength. Soon as I started taxing
Hypo-Cod my appetite improved. l
gained steadily in weight. And am
feeling so good all over I'm again
doing all my own housework.' Sign
ed Mrs. II. Johannes.
KIDNEY TROUBLE.
81 had awful pains in my back Was
losing flesh rapidly Had a bad
cough. Kidney and urinary troubles
bothered me nights lot. writes
Charles L. Kenney, but on advice or
my druggist / took four bottles Of
Hypo-Co Pains left me 80 did the
pimples. I'm feeling fine all over
and it saved me a big doctor bill sure
as you are born"
COULDN'T WALK.
II suffered from rheumatism.
couldn't walk a half block. Had to
quit my work. My weight dropped
from 1el to 10 from Wy to August.
Neiehbors told me about HypoCod,"
writes Mrs. Delilah Brown. Am feel
ing fine, no pains at all and sleep like
a baby at night. First bottle didn't
reach the spot, but the second did and
five bottles did wonders for me-
Thousands OF people have taken
Hypo-Cod to enrich their blood,
strengthen their systems and the road
err should read what user says below
and in the article on the right.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-11
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Furnished by Thomson & McKinnon.

Furnished by Thomson & McKinnon.
1915 Prev.
open. High. Low. =. NJ Close.
WHEAT
May 1.6s% 1.7OH 1881 1.GDt5 1.6sI
Mar. 1.77h $50 1.77Ia 1.70 I.77h
CORN
May. .7ias IAN .7ih .74M .74B
July. .7o% 1873 .75h 1871 .759s
OATS
May. ASH .asts .4sN ASH .4sM
July. .1S .4Nh AK ~ .4Ss
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NINE. JEANETTE.

ozb r STREET. N w.
Gifted Egyptian clairvoyant and pamist,
Guara ntees to read your entire life, past,
present and future. She asks no questio ms
but will tell you what you want TO know,
giving names, dates and facts on business
matters, love, health and family affairs.
Tells the name Of who you will marry and
when. II the one you love Is true or false,
what part OF the country il luckest for
you. and just what to do to be successful
in life Brings the separated together. re-
moves troubles OF all natures you can
win and hold the one you love. Special
readings. 81. 626 + st. N. W., between 9Th
and 18th. next to Shuber IT -Garrick.
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MADAME SELIA

Egyptian Palmist and Medium.
Gives true advice you can depend on In
business, love, health and family AFFAIRS;
tells the name Of future husband or wife
and how to win the one you love; makes
up lovers quarrels or family troubles. re-
unites the separated and makes happiness
in your home: tells what business Is luck
lest for you and how to gain success in
anything you take in hand; II you are hav-
ing bad luck or trouble consult Nine. Selia
she can help you satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone Franklin 237S-J. Readings daily
and Sunday.
SPECIAL READINGS, SOC.
S31 7th St n. W., opp. McCrory's loo store
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LIMBS SWOLLEN So BAD
COULDN'T K---NDNEYS
BOTHERED AT NIGHT ALSO

II wonderful? now recommend Hypo-
Cod because it did wonders for my
husband. / took a bottle or two my
self recently. l had bad cold and
a hoarseness, but am strong and well
now. Hypo.Cod helped my husband
more than anything he took in ft
teen years" declared Mrs. Margaret
Liniman.
Give nature half chance. BUILD
yourself up strong and 1t IS amazing
how quick mother nature throws OIL
troubles even in chronic cases like
the one described above, The ques'
ton heretofore has been how to make
n tonic strong enough to do the work
and nice enough to take to agree
with the weakened stomach that ex'
plains why experts acclaim Earle
Hypo Cod as one OF the real triumph5
of modern chemistry. Read what
other users say about this enw and
powerful preparation, In the articles
published above-then your druggist
will be delighted TO sell you a couple
bottles
Note:-Mrs. Liniman, recently said,
at takes about six bottles to cure
you" and six bottles cost less than n
days pay--isn't that cheap enough?
Some druggists make "A special priCe
on six bottles. Now IL the time to
take IT,.
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PROPOSALS
CLAIRVOYANTS
Licensed BY the District of Columbia
PROF, ARTHAN,

Noted Spiritualist Medium Gives Special
Message Seance this Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock in Society Hall, sos Ut. N. w.
He will answer questions. Private read
ings daily all affairs. Best adviser
Gives full names facts. Studios in the
Hall
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NINE. PARKER.

Gifted Clairvoyant and Medium. can tell
you anything you wish to know in bust
ness, health or family affairs. When and
whom you will marry, what to do to be
successful in life. and how to win and hold
Che one of your choice Satisfaction
charges. 1911 st. N. w, bet. 18th and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-11

A lot Of boys stiII In hospitals
wo~'d he ri"d To pny n 1920 Income
tax. How about yoursf
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PROF. BELMONT.

Noted Clairvoyant and Palmist, can read
your life by the lines in your palm which
are the record of your life. Being a grad
uate Of two colleges of palmistry and his
wonderful gift Of second sight enables him
to lift the veil of mystery and reveal to
you important matters Of your future life.
Gives advice on business matters. love,
health and famiy affairs: tells name of
your future husband or wife; tells il one
you love is true or false what part of the
country is luckiest to you; what to do to
be successful in life; removes troubles Of
all nature; brings the separated together
tells the secret Of having personal inhu-
ence with your associates. Prof. Belmont
is a Psychologist of World Renown. Read
tngs, 81. 1915 New York ave. N. W.. next
door to Masonic Temple.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

March, G.S0d6S2; May, 7.2iaT25
July, 765a7Gs: September. 7oids 90:
octobep 500 bid; December, s.27qs. so.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO HAN r No ECU AII.
{ NINE. CARLETTA,
MEDIUM AND PSYCHIC MENTALIST.
INSPIRATIONAL LIFE READER.
TELLS YOUR NAME
STUDIO, 1920 G. ST. N. w.
Tells you the cause Of your trouble, how
to permanently overcome 1t: tells names OF
friends, enemies; husband, wife or sweet
heart il false true; who to trust who
to avoid REUNITES SEPARATED, WHO
AND WHEN MARRY IF EVER.
FOR POSITIVE RESULTS AFTER ALL
OTHERS FAIL, SEE CARLETTA.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-11
5Oc-MME RELLE-5Oc

Egyptian Palmist, gives true advice In
business love, health and family affairs
tells who and when you'll marry and how
TO avoid all bad luck and trouble. Read
ings daily, so cents. 1124 18th st. N. W.
between l. and NJ
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MADAM K, PIANIST.

WHDNN M, 4 HLWIDI.
Has done good for me, and will do good
for others that wish to call 7l2 9Th st.
w.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-07-14
FULTON COUNTY
HEALTH meeting
Laid Out Plans Tuesday for SEASONS
Work in tuunit.

4 meeting of fhe Fu'fou County
Health department was hr'd In~'.if
tf WuHueham- Erid-s
Iu affsrdaue. were the members OF
th. county heaifh beard enl the t"n
community nurses from IlIrhuau ant
fau frfm Tuifuu. tne.ther With tr
nther~ f.u Iar with rhe hcslfh v"rE
iu flc county.
Af OBJ. meeting plans were iaid ""i
r.r wnrk through the season a- to thr
health OF fhs ueuple uf lu'-nu county
NIasI.-- of preventing disease and ulfH'
finu- were discussed aud fhe co."i"ra
fiun ~ aIi fhe phy-ieiau- oi FULTON att
surrounding counties was asked
The county health authorifir- state
thnt they viii hc glad tu cooperate
lnd send ST., imru- of water and iHr
ni~h containers fnr hinoi tests. water
and -rnsar- for mi r0-colir tNamita
fian and help in amy wHy. Aat reports
of sickness OBJ aug part "f fh' counts
through physicians or others Hii D.
rladft received. and fhe heaifh nfuria i-
will exert every effort rn fui nnf OBJ"
source and e.luss.
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How Judge Elvis j. Stahr
Stands In Ballard County

Suhr IT, IS possessed of fhHf farc
attribute known u~ fhe judicial 'rm
permanent. su much required and $50 -id
y mctiu- iu rinrl~ of fli- bind aii
over the laud 4 just iud-r- unr who
cau weigh aud dispense Iu~'iD' 200 a
wholly impartial mauner l- Jewel
without prise % i~ nrNf io rriinili %
ue-Ii -cnrc fn deny thcw fhr r'n'r ih'@
ri-hrflUv belong Judge Stahr pu-
.......- ri..-.. .i,,.. lin,afilt-. W. .uolv .r
rla-e who know hlm know r. Dr. hr
had bitter enemies furt c'n'i nH' Nrtt
r Tii. is the Liud of 60 mlu $500 81 onrf
.n rh. h..n.h. the kiul rn- whole dis
rri.f -hauM want ou the hUn.IL aDd
finally rd we y Do Hfn i'r.i.--
80 supreme ruuldcuct the Eiut ti..
district wiu have Goa fhe l.u,h.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-07-14

Judge r. J. Stahr of Hickman. can
didite Tor circuit Judgr. was iu Bll-
hard County This week. in the interest
of his candidacy. Although stranger
o. most OF oIr people when he auuouuc-
"a his candidacy. Judge Sfahr hI~ de
vclopsd considerable strength in tli-
county and f. gaining every day Hc
entered the campaieu with The -oiid
support uf his home county. eud since
his announcement Ili,kmau county has
lined NJ for him which makes him o.
strong contender in the rao.. lf hr
glins in Ballard county u- last iu thr
next month as hc bias iu fhe pa~f De-
win have a majority iu the county on
August Gfh.
Judge Sulr b. Christian gentle
man am able iurist aui would rntc rhr
rdistrict judge of whom thc ue0pie
would feel proud "-- 3D. Center Advance
The forp-oinc statement d. taken
FROM the Ia Center Advance. o. shows
the trend 81 the sentiment Oh Ballard
County in the chuiec of circuif judge
u l. n hopeful -iau fn rhr lr.Dul- OF
Juflcc Sf1hr Ills cIulidlcg gains
momentum daily until Do h.ds flir tD
approach fhe proportions of au ava
Fulton County A. solid for thr -ruiHl
judge: 30 o. only fair f0 both the cam
diiltr and Hickman County Oh -ay that
if viii favor hlm. Ballard County. a-
thc ahove voluntary statement urHplc.
sizes. o. iu fhc Sttlr columns. lf must
a.. we'll be- re, soncd that hc win carry
strength iu morf tluu mediocre dc
gree Ina thu other counties in the dis
triet.
Going on the theory that the OufIook
a. outlined D. Correcf. win give fecl-
in- ~ satisfaction to au who believe
in fairness. Prom geographical point
of view. We might call Do simple iu~ticr
that judge Stuir d. returned winner.
Fulton County has not had iuHge since
tho civil War. n had One shortly after
thnt struggle was over. NOuld if NOT
D. good Now ia the first ~lecfion since
the World War. for h,l - have auoth-
err This L. not said altogether in e
spirit of ievity. Ia y the truth and
should carry the spirit of conviction to
thu fair minded Addsd to this aud
other potent reasons W. we might
multiply. are the qualifications of Judge
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co,ruERCIM cLUn NETTING

AI.mft.r- af ihe iIiclSuinn Comule inl
gluh Hre urged fo ir pi'-eut ~ -
ir- nt fls ciah tonight Juis fHh. Ai
n Cards mliiyl to each ricm't hs
IS .r.f.rv I;ruueutes- Ear" ihe d,ne a.
THr ry. Aueu-t a. This vas ~ r.
..- aui -hruia r-aa Thursday. Jr.y ~.
~rs..I business will hc di~ru~-'i 20
ni.h. rln proum'safiou of plans Tor
.I.r second Community Fair here p'ihs
.f ,hisr interest lt Dr. planned % hiaNe
.li- rr.n larger than ia-t Years Wiieh
....- a -Ifrross iu every way. and ti~ 20
..-.rrrfruu of every member is eNies ifd
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VETS WOULD MEET
HERE NEXT JULY
lns itasinu Prom Commercial. Club VIII
:.ri'ss NrNi Convention 80 siiclsn,sn.

1Ic annual convention ~ the vetcr-
iIiaIf surgeons "f Kcntucky. wshich was
hcid Hf Danrilic. July q. and :. e.ilns.
leo close Friday night after one al
| tc largest and most successful con
tciiiiuu~ ever held by that body s
| total OF idl graduate veterinarians al
tended the meeting coming from every
| part or fhc state. Features OF the
accession we're luncleonS rendered the
convention by the Danviilc Commercial
| club and the Elks club. Dr. y %.
Lougueckcr. vics-president Of the con
rcutiou. attended from Hickman AMI
reports very enjoyable time.
Dr i.unenecker brings the news also
that they are dcsirous Of holding 4. it
ncXt annual meeting. next July hi
Hickman. Louisville. IiopkiSviile. Lex
ingfon and other cities of the state ar,
anxious 20 secure the convention. bu'
the vets are reported ~ enthusiastic
over the prospects ~ a trip 20 Hick
man. owing 90 lis proximity 20 keelfooi
lake. where they hope "a enjoy harhe-
cue and fish FRY on The hast day of ths
convention
The other cities Kidding for the con
reufian nre anxious 90 he selected as
thc next meeting place. but according
fa nr T0ugurcker. a telegram of inv
faiiun from the Hickman Commercial
club o. the February meeting in owens
horn viii secure the convention Tor thl>
city. because of the attraction of Reel
foot Lake. and since the vets have ne'
.r held "a convention in this part of TIL
state.
II this gathering can he secured for
l Hickman. il viii mean q great deal MOI
only 10 the business men oi the cry
lLuf 10 fh. farmers In this section Al
/ Idre~~.~ are made on topics Of interest,"
/ To- live stock owners by some Of the
most eminent authorities on these SUB
/ iosis and everyone. especially the farm
rrS. are invited To- attend and hear these
subjects discussed.
\ building suitable for holding ti"'
meetings Of the convention viii have ."
Doe arranged for and hotel ncc"moda
ifiouS assured bui both of these. we are
sure. may be secured without trouble.
! Mitchell Wright and Dan treason
i.r. L., Tarr.on Strings
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~BnC~ SOOTHING FOR
BASEBALL CIT u

49, rud Mrs onoy Johnson left im
rH,ir ,..r la-I uerk for - Louis where
f. It. nul spend several daav-
Ihrf were asepmpauird hy "l'r
Murruy IoMu~ou chief scout Tor the
WtImlu baseball club I-forc leaV-
fuz .ln. i- -nid fo have received %
communication from Branch Rirk'y.
.rIIeh ruuor hu- b. contained inforWa
tiuu about SOME promising ball player-
.uI DO i- urc-umed that hr went 20 lpoh
fhs-e over However. htiug sn"d
IVORY hunter he would divuiev no in
formation g,hcu interviewed hy % 'our
fer REPORTER Doe" said. however
ihsr Si-ier and Iloru~hy were sood t"i
1hc class hall they were in. hut thai
ve needed harder hitfrr~ The re~iilt'
of his -eoutiug trip viii he awaited
with keen interest hy local fans
Born Mondlv to the wife ~ has
Mechanical "a fine feu-pound boy.
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TICKET FOR CoUNCn-ME>'

The following names VIZ ne Dem-
"Wednesday as candidates lol ~. i,,.en of
oc,atic nominations for eoul,cl,a. ,,1.r g
The citv Of Hickman X, j. n r.
q SchIenker. T. X. E'li9 Greg
campbell. II. NJ. lsier hiiu - f;lad and
orv. This was the only ,lySe ne Demo-
they automatically recsl's -,,n.rv No
cratic nomination IN 'ile .ha - -no,i;ina
one filed as candidnt' i"'
tiou for Mayor.
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TRENTON HERE FOR S,~n.y
'"'' SERIES; PARIS II >"A'

After taking two Of thres s,,,rnsd med
s.r,es at Trenton. the locals Ieau. 80.
last night for games win l,.,in it,rk-
d.v. Friday and saturday. ne, boon
man club during its absence n..io,, ~
strengthened through ,Ils ,s.-s and n
two infielders. two ontiie''a -, over
pitcher and a much chanseu III. LII take
N ,soid This afternoon On SUNDAY
me me paris club plays the locals here
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&C owen leaves today for 81 louis Eoo,,,
-, b,s sister. Mrs Jno. Groh- from
there he goes to San Diego. TO emoaiA
as a missionary for China
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CANDIDATES DRAW
FOR POSITIONS
Order of Name on Primary Ballot
iug. 8. Given Below.

Aug. g.. Given Below
The drawing by fhc cirdidtte- for
positions ou ihe primary ballot August
Cfh va- held Iue-Ilv afternoon. I'D"
r,-~uif is given Ieinv
County Judge
IS MrMurry
tlas o. Nu-,uf
sheriff
pau briggs
IiaI Jackson
3 a. Thomas
Max Roper
a. s Murehi-ou
Walter ] ShUpe
John M Thompson
suy Howard
J. ~. NJ Mest
c-es-@-~..~sss s~.'i
county Court CLERK
Miss Hunter tJeftl BroWd"r
Clarence Henry
County Attorney-
on ADAMS
H. J. McNch
iJaiicr
Tobe Jackson
Tom BrooS>
n = Seat
II r l.. iEdl Barbour
II Lon Palmer
Tax Commissioned
". r. COREY
T. Il. Milner
T.. Jcffrcss
Magistrates;
District No. Il
cleo T. Croedle
: y Iiasler
IT J. Putnam
Chas a. Fields
District No.
=. r Powell
Rohi ~ Chambers
n f.. Murdaueh
Tom Attehery
4 District No =
Henry Pollock
4. Bassett
District No. =
Brent Vaughn
a Leslie Brice
nj, -ospl, ~ the drawing 10y III ,
- eor district offices ana rel''e'
-, rossllted as follows
Circuit Judec-
Z J. Stahr
Ren :. ADAMS
w. IL Hester
J. r. Warren
commonwealth Attorney
Milton G. Anderson
r. II. Martin
-. Via
Representative
W. +. Walker
W. T. Easley
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-07-14

Mitchell Wright and Dan Creas"ii
are in Dawson Springs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-07-14

Born Mondly 90 the wife 81 has
fine tcu-pound boy