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Average daily production of the oil
fields of South Texas «and South Lou-
_ Diana at the close Of the past week
' | was approximately 96,750 barrels, as
N(WS That Is News, When, it aaainst 105,000 barrels for the same
• , « || j period the week previous. Production
IS News, lor All* t ^ j waa distributed us follows; Spindle
Top, 850 barrels; Saratoga, 2.500 bar-
Chairman of National Legislative
Committee Who Has Resigned,
Proved Valuer to Legion.
STATE, NATIONAL, FOREIGN
Take “Dodson’s Liver Tone” Instead!
Happenings Ihe World Over of
Important Event** Condensed
to Good Reading.
w It
'Dodson's Liver Tone" is a pleuBiint, I and you will feel weak, »i< k and nau-
•vegetuble .liquid which starts your | seated tomorrow^ .Dgn’t lose a day’s
liver Just ns surely as calomel, but
doesn’t make you sick and can not
ttllvate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because It is
perfectly harmless. .
Calomel #la a dangerous drug. It
la mercury and attacks your bones.
Take a dose of nasty calomel today
WASHINGTON NEWS.
The bodies .of 2.8M American sol-
dier (leatf^huve been Returned from
overseas, the war department an-
nounced Monday, and those, of 1,328
others are eu route to the • United
work. Tuke a spoonful of Dodson’s
Liver Tone-Instead and you will wake
up feeling great. No more bilious-
ness, constipation, sluggishness, head-
ache, coaled tongim or sour stomach, j States.
Your druggist says If you don’t find Thfi Bh,pptag ,)0nri, Saturday ealled
Dodson s Liver Tone act* better than j for
horrible calomel your money Is wait- !
rels; Batson. 1,500 barrels; Goose
Creek, 18,000.,barrels; Sour Lake, 8,000
barretsT'-tfutt;—Ltt.008 barrels:--West
The recently announced retirement
of Thomas W. Millpr of Delaware, us
chairman of the National legislative
committee of the American Legion,
gives an opportunity <»r r. counting the
efforts by which one individual has
done much 'to makefile Legion what
it Is today. , ., •»
Mr. Miller served as chairman of
the committee fur a full year. It was
under his direction that such generous
results were obtained as the passage
bids to supply approximately three
million gallons of lubricating oil to
government vessels at .ports on the
AMautic, Pacific and gulf ports.
Columbia. 48,500 barrels; Somerset,
600 burretsj Humble, 7,350 barrels;
Blue Ridge,. *115 barrels; Damon
Mound, 1,800 barrels; Markham, 135
barrels. Barbers Hill, 200 barrels;
V|nton, 2,000, barrels; Edgerly, 1,400
barrels; Evangeline, 600 barrels'.
Senator Thomas P. Gore of Okla- | of the Sweet.and Durrow hills for bet-
homa Thursday conceded his defeat j 'terment of the condition, of the dis-
as a caqdidte for the democratic sena- ! ubled ex-service men, and such marked
torial nomination, and said he would j progress was made la placing so thor-
go to New York,soon on a brief bust- oughly before congress the claims of
ness trip and planned then to go on I all ex-service men for Just compensa-
te Washington. Mrs. Gore, when arfk-| Hen. All during last summer and
ed whether the family expected to ' autumn Mr. Miller handled alone all
return to Lawton.-their home. • said :
“We shall continue td make Oklahoma
I our home.” She said they expected
Representatives of 80,800 navy yard I to spend part of their time in Wash-
workers in forty-three navy yards In j ingtqn. *
the country appeared before the navy
Washing-
wage board Thursday to urge an in-
crease in wages pt' approximately 40
per cent.
Bareback Gowns.
A lady .in a decollet-te berated the
bolshevlkl at a dinner; In Washington.
“Why,” she cried, "the Intent news
from Russia Is that these curs are sell-
ing the very clothes off the women’s
backs."
Senator Johnson of California looked
around the table with a smile. Ail the
ladles’ gowns were decolletted In the
back this decolletnge was especially
marked.
“The bolshevlkl,'' he said, "wouldn't
find much to sell at a fashionable
American dinner party, would they?"
A alngl* application of Human Rye Hal
•am on going to bed will prove Itn merit.
1)n II for Inflammation* of the Kye* - Adv
The Law of Averages.
“That friend of otirs was only al-
lowed half a vote In the convention.”
“Things average up." replied Sena-
tor Sorghum, "I know of several elec-
tions In the dim past when lie thought
nothing of casting six or eight votes nil
• by himself."
bravo conductor deserves
...
Dueling did not- exist In ancient
: -TStwe Tir-TtmTTtr
q.:*t,i; ’ l» wit rj-V V C--’. • .">0S3
*•••- ..........
Back Lame and Achy?
Housework ia to6 hard for a woman
who is half aick, .nervous and always
**-*•* n--1 1—--- **•* hhI
RUV ii» invn, iiiii f uus nuu “ ■
tired. But it keeps piling up,
give* weak kidneys no time to recover.
If your back ia lame and achy and
your kidneys irregular; if you have
"blue spells," sick headaches, nervous-
done wonclrr* for f houpandp of worn out
woidcu. *
A Louisiana Cate
Mrs E. W.- Ingram,
a» Perkerson Ave.
Crowley,A*., sals: “t
aulTereil a great deal
with my back and kid
neys. 1 couldn’t rest
comfortably and lost
much sleep. My back
ached so I could bard- 1
ly stand It. ! was
told to usa Doan's*.
Kidney Pills and one g,
box brought me much S
relief so I continued
taking them, I used
three boxes and all
my troubles disap-
peared "
Get Dean's at Any Stere. Me a Bo*
DOAN'S VZSY
FOSTER-MILBUitN CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y.
Railroads were authorized Friday by
•the Interstate commerce coni mission
-f-to-enforee- the- new freight rates and
I passenger fares tin til next November
I without observing the long and
| short haul clause of the interstate
I commerce act.
The international1 ^communications
j conference, (allied under tip? auspices
* of the league of nations, it urns qn-
j nouneed ■ Tuesday, will be held in
; Washington September T5. " '
Liberality. |
.The following wus overheard in a
ba rber shop : ■ •
Customer—Seen Bill lately?
First Barber—No, I guess Bill’s all In 1
with appendicitis or somethin’. .
Xecprid Barber (speaking up) He 1 awri|(, to the treasury as a result of
aln t got appendicitis. He s got fi can-, n,p advance .in transportation rates
cernnd lias to be operated on for It. He a||0we(, lhe railroads. The added in-
Unconditional surrender was de-
manded of Governor Esteban Cantu ot
the northern district of Lower Cali-
fornia by the representatives of Pro-
visional President do La .Huerta Of
Mexico, who recently conferred with
him at Mexicatl, it was announced at
Los Angeles; Friday at the agency of
tile de facto Mexican government.
(Copy for This Department Supplied
National Headquarters of the
American Legion.)
TAKEN UNDER LEGION’S WINGi
More French Orphans Added to
to Receive Aid From Posts
and Individuals.
Adopted During Week Ending July 10.
1020;
Sergt, Floyd C, lfolub post, Milwaukee^
Star Post No. 127, Jamesburg, hi. j...,t
Increased revenues,
mated at .$100,000,000
officially esti-
annually, will
wasn’t going to, but I talked to him ami
(old him to’go to the hospital and have I
whatever done. Ip him that In* needed
and if lie wanted a slum* or a hair cut, ;
Just let me know, and I’d do it for him
and he needn't worry about paying for ,
la w s.
It, either.
come for the government, officials
said Tuesday, would he derived from
increased transportation taxes’—which
ore paid tty the public—-as Well as
through operation of the. income and
provisions of t lie revenue
“DANDERINE”
Stops Hair Coming Out
Doubles Its Beauty.
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STATE AND DOMESTIC NEWS-
Heavy rainfall lias -been beneficial
throughout most coiton-grow irwg ^’Ac-
tions of Texas during the last several
days, although a continuance of show-
i ers In tlie rain b**lt of East Texas has
: contributed to increasing the number
'of boll weevils. Rain continues .to fall
In tlie Brazos bottoms and reports
—twav -cuttua- -fai-mcrs—jUL. t he Brazos
Valley indicate considerable disconr-
' nutrient over the situation, H^.Uwvcot-
FOREIGN NEWS.
Great Britain and France are con-
vinced that the bolsheviki intend to
capture Warsaw and set up a .soviet
government in Poland.
Provisional President de E Huerta
of Mexico issued a decree providing
that Vera Cruz, be reopened for rail
and ship traffic Monday. His action
was based on a belief that the recent
plague menace is virtually ended.
Last week beat all Paris marriage
records. It was week before annual
holidays begin and the crush to get j
married was us great as any crush |
on seaside trains. The town hall, in
which ceremonies are performed, by
the mayor, was every day too small
and overflow offices at which deputy
mayors presided had to be opened. In
the last six months tlie civil authori-
ties have married 3:S72 couples, which
is nearly as many as in a whole year | of the legislative committee
before the- war. Most of the brides i ,j. py f;lt. convention,
dispensed with tlie usual bridal out- j Because of- the pressure of his pri-
nt from motives ot ecoivoiny. vnte business, which is tie* reason for
Two-of Germany's most formidable! Mr. Miller’s retirement from this highly
‘'Member" Milton Host, Milton, Mass. . .t
Previously Adopted ...............
orphans
THOMAS W. MILLEH.
ton, and before thi* Minneapolis con-
vention hi* had succeeded in obtaining
from congress an Incorporation of
the’American Legion. In September
he was Joined by the other members
provided
3
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*' f ion pests arc rapidly cutting tin* new-
. ; j 1> formed -optarrs In giber sections
linn.-ier, the" |u-«-<;i pit a I io'tl Ju»s" S'
benefited yoifng cotton, us, welt aiTrili
Other crops" Drouths have be**ii brok-
••n in thuti> sections during the last
■few days
4 Captain Rabid Amundsen, left Nome;
! Alaska. Sunday on his ship Mamie for
a cruise in (lie Arctic. Captain Amund-
| son*said his real voyage would begin
with his departure from Nome to
TURIN? ftp ftpn
lHKUi5X iir ivcjJ
ARMY INTO ASIA
i said he would liiv his course west ol
A few cents buys "Danderlne.” Af-1 Wrangel Island and toward the -Si-
ler an application of "Danderlne" you
can not tlud a fallen hair or any tfnnd-
rntT, besides every hair shows new
life, vigor, brightness, more color and
thickness,—Adv.
Not That Kind of Exchange.
A man and Ids \vdfe at a fair were
looking for the so-ca I led' 'women’s ex- j
•change, the wife having seine fancy
beriatt Islands, keeping in open water
as long as possible until be found a
favorable place for striking d?rectiy
northward.
The Tennessee legislature Diet Mon-
day in' extraordinary session to con-
sider ratification of tlie Jederal wom-
an-suffrage amendment.
Hailed as a candidate in whose se-
K-
Htflin. mhIt ntktUi, lalub' ui I
CkMraa't Iambi, ImmI> m mry liU I
CurulHi M-untSc. M-alnk«lk.
jumwMstairs syrup
TV. Ulaab' aal CiiUna'i k.oUtar
Children grow haalthy and frea
from relic, diarrhoea, flatulency.
■Oration and othar trouble tf
riven It at teething time.
Safe, pleaaan t—always tiring* re-
markable aodrraUf jrinf raaulta.
At All _ _
Druatitff r)
Work she wished to barter for the work j jw.||on , •■neither inidnio^t * combina-
of otluu's.■ ! Hons nor plutocratic cabals were in-
"WU1 you direct us to tlm women’s ! (ttn|m(,|1(n| -. (jovernor Janies M. Co*
exchange?" the husband asked of u man i was fnnn.,ny notified at Dayton. Ohio,
they met. j Saturday by Senator Joe T- Robinson
—Tlie^nan gn/.ed at the wife, vthose ! ^ cbatrTnatr of—the notift-
good looks were.proverbial in «“*°« i ca,ion committee, that’he had been
counties. "Great Scott man.;" In* ex- j rho|M.n l)V ,hv ,|emocrat,,. national con-
elfllmed impulsively. “Ion dent want j ,on HS ,)any-s presidentiol
!sump nii iii ii wonum, do yuii? —I*.u- 1
dies’ Home Journal. nominee
Two men wore killed and 11105c than
KING PIN
CHEWING
Nervous Spells—
Near Heart Failure
Eatonic Stopped It
Mr. U. B. Louts, writing from his
home'ut Iaty; Mil., says, “1 had been
taking medicine from four specialists,
but believe me, friends, one box of
eatonic has done me more good than
all the remedies I have ever tried.
I; was in awfully bad shape. About
1 half nn hour before meals, I got nerv-
ous, trembling and heart pressure sp
bad I could hardly walk or talk. One
box of eatonic stopped JL"
J Eatonic quickly produces these tru-
ly marvelous re,stills, because It takes
dp the poisons and gases and enr-
rles them .right out of the body.
Of course, when the cause Is removed,
the sufferer gets well. '
Everyone that wants better henltli Is
told‘to have Just a little faith—eriough
to try one>l)ox of eatonic from your
own- druggist. The cost Is a trifle,
Which he wltl hand back to you If you
are not plonked. Why should you suf-
fer another day, when quick, sure re-
lief, Is waiting for you? Adv.
From the Moon.
"Now they- have airplane bootleg-
gers." "Getting their moonshine di-
rect, hey?"—Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal. •
thirty five injured, with thousands of
dollars in property loss, as a result
of a'street car strike which began
Thursday at Denver, Colorado. The
mob . began by w recking street cars,
turning then to the office of the Den-
ver Post, which was partially wreck-
ed. afld then dividing their attention
between the city hall, tramway build-
ing and oar earns.
On telegraphic advice from Austin,
Toltas. Thursday, carrying news of his
acquittal by the military court mar-
tial which tried him Monday in con-
i nection with the fatal shooting last
| Friday in Galveston of Captain Her-
bert A Roberrton. Private J: C Tyer
| was released by the military authqgi*
ties some three hours after 'he had
] given $1000 bond for his release under
grand jury Indictment charging him
I in the state courts with manslaugh-
ter for the same alleged offense on
! which lie was tried by the military
j court
Alexander Jauniuska. saM to be an
international anarchist sought by tlie
allied governments for five years, wgs
arrested at Chicago. Ill . Thursday,
•ml with him was taken documentary
battleships, tlie Helmut and Westfal-
len, and twelve destroyers, allotted to
Great Britain, surrendered at Rosyth
Friday, where they arrived from
• v*’
1 . a*s’
Washington.- Soviet Rpssla has fol-
lowed its successes against the Poles
With a thrust into Southwestern Asia-
arid its forces already are threaten-
ng the Persian ’CilpRaTj
This rather unexpected move by the
bolsheviki is. believed by some offi-
cials and diplomats tit Washington to
lie directed against British and French
domination in the Near East and
Asia.
News tif the soviet army’s advance
south and west of the Caspian Sea was
conveyed in official dispatches from
John L. Caldwell, American minister
fo Persia, and the American consul
at Tabriz. The minister, from Tehe-
ran, in view of the preparations of the
Persian government to evacuate the
capital, asked permission to motve,
while the consul asked authority to
move from Tabriz Both requests were
granted. • . '
Official observers at Washington
conceded that the opening of a new
theatre of warfare by the bolsheviki
lmd' Complicated an already grave sit-
uation in Europe and tho Near East.
They also were of the opinion that
this latest development would serve
to hasten a decision by the allied
governments as to general measures
to bq taken to check the soviet men-
Important Legion post, lie .placed Ida
resignation in the hands of Mr. Hol-
ier, the nulionul commander, ns early
ns last spring. At that time, however,
lm .was iAtc'vwilcd uiiuu to nautilii at
Total /
Three more French wnr
have been taken under tlie Legion’.**
wing by tuntrlbutlons of .$75 each1
from two posts and an individual
‘‘member" of another, as listed above,,
wTfo nflked that his name in* withheld.
The anonymous donor, in ills letter
transmitting u check which will car*
for one of tin* fatherless waifs u year
under the Legion plan, says he "would1
be glad to have tlie privilege of being;
an adopted father another year if nec-
essary."
The New Jersey post forwarded lt$
contribution to tlie Legion's nationail
treasurer. Robert H. Tyndall, through!
Thomas Gohlingey, state adjutant, and!
expresses no preference as to the sex
or age of its prospective protege.
R. L. Jones; adjutant ot the Mil-
waukee post, writes: . ,
“At tlie last meeting of the post,
the membership unanimously decided
to adopt a little French orphan and
would prefer a little girl. I am In-
structed to request of yon, If possible,
the little girl’s picture and also her
name and address in order tlint, we
may keep in touch -with her from time
r to time.
"Luckily, there Is a niertiber of our
post who Is able to, read and write*
| French ami therefore will have no
trouble in corresponding with tlie little
| girl.”
Advices from France are that '3,mid
children, tlie keenest sufferers In tlm
nfter-the-w'itr distresses of the cotins
try, arc threatened with actual want j
! Many were once .tin* wards of A. K. Fj
I out tits.
Posts of the Legion, or individual
| members or friends, may adopt i*.|
j Frv.ncji' war orphan for nr- least onei
! year,- contributing seventy-five dollars!
for tin* first, year's support. T)ie mas*
cots assigned will he el river orphans or
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Can Surf
Beini
Surp
(Prepared
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Greens
tlvatcd; ja
it ml are •
dietary,
would lie
doctor.
When t
ure yoqiu
.Awune. slim
the unite
dandelion
On* cultlv
kale, Chii
endive, ct
young tei
dandelion,
sprouts, n
lard, collu
All posses
oral subst
liciOus - wli
The foil
greens an
ilepu rtmei;
Can gre
Sort tliori
HOUSE
KEEF
She is Ch
Mea
his post 'Until congress adjourned. In- . ,hp ,.hJ10ron „f |)(,Ii[lu„;..ntly disabled
......
_ —e, - "pp.fa' ' "*
or ns tight ror regisintmu tor
uGfeif to ml for’ congTi <ssiondl cons
tion of tlie' four-fold optional plan of
■adjusted compensatipn.
Jolin Thomas Taylor of AVasliingthn,
D. C„ a member of tlie committee1
since November, lias* been, appointed
chairman to fill *out Mr, Miller’s un-
expired term.
Although Mr. Sillier Is on!y_ thlrty-
three years old. In* has an unusual
Ail of the money conirit»e(e<i w4ll-g«*'
to the eiiibi. Ti'lie Reil Cross iieai's alii
expenses of administration.
'GIVES ACRE TO KANSAS POST
Decreased
Makes' |-
'iOTi’ds'o
- • •-• -......•—• * • •
yammm
President Elgin Chapter, Red Cross,
Makes Valuable Donation in
Heart of Oil Fields.
ace.
The Polish situation engaged the at-
tention of officials of the American
government more closely Saturday
than it probably has at any previous
time and during the day Secretary
t'rtlhy and Undersecretary Davis .had
an hour’s conference with President
Wilson at the White House. Mr. Dol-
by refused to discuss the conference
and no statement was forthcoming
from tin* White House, At the state
department, however, it was stated
that, communications had bedn receiv-
ed from tin* allied governments out-
lining a ‘tentative course of action
looking to the ajd Of Poland and it
was assumed that these wore among
the subjects discussed by the depart-
ment .officials with lhe president;
jtFarmer Shoot* Airplane. _____
Temple. TeX. -Air Pilot E. A. Lock-
ing, in charge of a commercial air-
plane. narrowly escaped death Thurs-
day. near Georgetown, where ho was
evidence sAid hv the people to shnw j attacked by a farmer 'with a hlgb-
- that, he was tlie head of an "under-’ powered rifle and his plane riddled
ground" system of communication be-I with bullets,
tween radicals in this country and .....—
abroad
Vohn Barrymore, widely known ac-
tor. and Mrs, Leonard M. Thomas,
formerly Miss Blanche Oelrichs, were
T* F*re« FlanU.
A European florist has found
mafriod in New York City Thursday,
that
plants can bo forced by Immersing
their leaves and branch* In hot w»*
ter while the eorth Is kept dry.
perience in public life. II** enlisted In
the army ns n private and camtnotit
of it a lieutenant' colonel. Although
he had attended tin* ltrst Plattshurg
school, he was unable to obtain admis-
sion to the first odicers’ training cutup
after war was declared because of u
physical handicap. He .was a tlrst
lieutenant before going overseas witli
tlie One Hundred and Fourteenth In-
fantry of tin* Twenty-Ninth division
with which he served in France. He
first became conspicuous In public life
ns tin* youngest member of the l^ixty-
Fourtli congress, having been elected
ut tin* age of twenty-seven. —Before
Mint In* lmd been secretary of tlie state
of Delaware at twenty-six. ^
neiv of ground at F.tgm, Kan..
donated by Mrs. Margaret Gunri. pres-
ident of the Elgin chapter of the
.American Red Gross, to . the Luther
fi. lliinkitison, post of tin* Legion, tuny
prove an unusual asset and make tin*
post tin* most indepenHent. financial-
ly! of any In flu* Legion. Tin* land Is
In the heart (if tlie'Kansas oil llelds.
Wells have shot up nil around It, and
by sinking a shaft near the clubhouse
it may be that the lucky'Legionnaires
will find themselves In possession of
something mighty similar to a gold
mine.
Tlie post Is the first one In Kansas
to actually finance, build and equip
its own clubhouse. It has only 1 ;to1
HOT ON BERGDOLL’S TRAIL
Effort Will Be Made to Have Alleged
Slacker’s Aero Pilot’s Certifi-
cate Cancelled.
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, arch-
slacker and fugitive from justice for
whose apprehension rewards aggregat-
ing .$5,05(1 have (teen offered, holds
pilot certificate No. 100 in the Aero
Club of America and representations
for its cancellation will he made at
once, it was announced at Legion na-
tional headquarters recently.
The'first Intimation that Bergdcdl
held a license In the club wps con-
tained In n letter to Lemuel Holies,
national adjutant of the Legion, from
Kenneth W. Hultz, a member of Frank
Lukq, Jr., post:, American Legion, of
Phoenix, Arlz, ' '
Mr. Holies litis written, in part, as
follows: • •
"I have no hesitancy in expressing
tny conviction that, as soon its the
facts become public, there will tie an
overwhelming sentiment among Legion
members und the public generally for
the cancellation of Bergdoll’s certifi-
cate with the least posible ilqlrty. Per-
Bnnaliy. L consider his retention -of the
certificate,' under prase tit circum-
stances, would constitute a grave in-
sult to the memory of our heroic avi-
ator comrades who gave their lives to
uphold the honor of file flag which
Bergdoll and his kind would delight In
desecrating.
"I trust national headquarters will
be advised shortly Bergdoll'* name has
been stricken from the rolls of your
esflmable organization and that onn
more substantial, block mark 1ms been
chalked up agklnst this slacker’s
name." _ —
M*
Tlie mod
etpqrt in I
labels, in a
tion made
pari merit o
up the we
food prod
learned \vh
—when in vm
more econo
package,
cost of IIIII
buying it
fbat. is ties
The less
dollar lias
all kinds o
be kept wi
and fuothei
food than i
what kind
basket to t
with this
much of 111
from each
is wise *to
food from
The house*
food nccour
buying by
If she wi
for everyln
ways she is
food at hon
by clioosinj
the market
such foods
live buying
post.
VARIETY
More Impor
j Carried
MRS. MARGARET GUNN.
Variety li
when the Tt
at other mi
of IllOtUflOII
wheat 'lire:
breads; nu
beaten bls<
filwmit or s
back, and
turn to giv<
members, but state Adjutant Frank!
E. Samuel corroborates its claim for
a piaee on.the Roll of Honor, t’lims A,
since Its members have enrolled all,
but two ex-service persons In tho en*
fire community. *
The clubhouse was built “barrack*
fashion,” at a cost,of only •ii.OOO, and
contains a kitchen, dining room, bil-
liard, reading and writing room, •
gymnasium and a dance hall.
The post has a thriving unit of tho
women's auxiliary, many of the mem-
iters of which donned the garb of
Campfire girls And participated In fho
recent Decoration day ceremonies of
tlie community. _
MAKE 0V
Careful Set
. Should 1
PI
-V
Mnke ove
i d and suit*
Involves pit
making a
things it ah'
dress that
the coat ar
with It rept
rocted cneri
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Hurr, Henry. The Flatonia Argus (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 12, 1920, newspaper, August 12, 1920; Flatonia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth988247/m1/2/: accessed June 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fayette Public Library, Museum and Archives.