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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03

GETTYSBURG, PA. July S.-To-
day has been set down on the pro-
gram as Governors Day, when most
OF the score or more of Governors
now al the State headquarters at Get
tysburg College are expected to attend
the exercises in the auditorium tent.
Governor Tener will preside and viii
make an address, as will Governor
James Il MCCreary. of Kentucky.
The reunion of Philadelphia brigade
and the survivors of Picketts division
viii be held this afternoon at Bloody
Angle. the point where Pickett
charging Virglniaus and North Caro-
linans first struck the Union lines on
Cemetery Ridge. so years ago this
afternoon.
It was largely che Philadelphia
brigade which stood the brunt Of this
attack. and thus the ancient enemies
who fought hand to hand in that bit
ter struggle a half century ago Will
meet once more.
Great Fireworks Display.
What is expected to be one Of the
most spectacular features Of the week
viii be the fireworks display on Little
Top tonight For weeks men have
'Ftl Fl4EbETu III EAeha4 l4AE AlAS az
paratus and staging the display,
which is expected to be one Of the
finest ever seen in this country.
Some Of the historians OF the camp
to-day brought to headquarters the
man who hred the first cannon at the
battle of Gettysburg He is Michael
Hays, of Springfield. ILL.,. who served
in Tidhalrs battery under General
Buford He found the gun he fired.
which is standing to-day in the exact
position II stood when first fired in
the battle, General LigEett took him
for tour Of the field in a motor car
and manifested considerable interest
in his narrative Of the fight.
Vice President Marshall is expected
here to-day and great preparations
have been made for his reception. He
viii he escorted through the camp and
viii spend some time in the quarters
Of the Indiana delegation
Seven Hurt in Fight.
A stabbing ARRAY in which seven
men were hurt and which had its
origin in a slufring reference to Abra-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
NEW SLOGAN FOR
ATLANTA AD MEN
Story Of National Conventions
Actions Told at "Back-From-
Baltimore" Banquet.

Clear and truthful advertising was
. slogan adopted Wednesday night
- the Atlanta ad men in their
Back from Baltimore" banquet at
he Hotel Ansley
5. 6. Dobbs, representing the Coca
Cola Company, in his speech on the
Declaration Of Principles for the
1913 Convention" called attention to
the motto. Truth" adopted BY the
national convention, and declared
that this was the end toward which
all loyal and representative ad men
are working.
Among other speakers at the han
quet, which was the first held at the
new Ansley, were Jack Lewis Al
bert Adams, Ivey Allen, George II.
Kohn, Evelyn Harris, W. j. Hubbard
w g. Lounsbury, w. F. Parkhurst
and L. d. Hicks.
The ad men unanimously voted to
devote the excess of 1924. as reported
by Treasurer Ivey Allen, to next
years convention trip. The sum will
serve as the nucleus of the fund of
$4,000, following the suggestion Of
Charles A. Smith. Harry Goodhart,
president of the Ad Club, presided.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
even Hurt in Fight.

a stabbing affray in which seven
men were hurt and which had its
origin in a siufring reference to Abra-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Pageant Play Opens
Festival by Negroes

a pageant play will open the Jubi-
lee Festival of negro singers AT the
Auditorium Thursday night The
leading role will be taken by Patti
Brown. the Chicago soprano. The
Fisk Jubilee Singers, backed by a
chorus of $50 trained voices. will be
heard in old-time genuine negro mu-
sic. The singing is illustrative OF the
progress Of the negro race from the
dawn Of its history TO the present.
Friday afternoon there will be a
matinee and at night a concert in
which all the leading singers of the
festival will take part
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03

waite, OF Salem, Mass, and turned
over to the authorities. Henry, whom
locked up in the jail here, denied that
he had done any of the actual stab
bling. and said that he was in the fight
only to aid Griffin, one Of the wound
ed men.
Baker was uninjured. The others
were hurt in coming to his defense
He disappeared after the fight.
The death Of George w. Walls of
acute urenlia early this morning
makes a total of eight deaths since
the opening of the reunion. There
were fifteen hospital cases, most Of
them due to the heat or minor ILL
neSSeS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
18th Negro Failed
On Friday, 18th, 10

DALTON, July 1.-Of the "a white ap-
pIicants for license in the recent Whit
field County examination. all stood the
examination successfully. County Super
intendent Sapp having finished grading
the papers.
Thirteen negroes took the ezamina-
ton held on Friday, the 18th. 1918 and
re thirteenth one failed, the other
twelve passing.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03

Furnished rooms are easily rented
Main 5000 or Atlanta 5000.
Good boarders are easily found Good
help and good positions are secured
through Georgian Want Ads. Phone
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Gets a Reprieve
Because of Mumps

DULUTH. MINI. July 3.-Walter
H. Allen, who was sentenced for one
to five years in the Teformatory for
passing a fraudulent draft on the
American Exchange National Bank
here, had his sentence suspended on
account Of an attack of mumps.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
: CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE.

VALENCIA, PA, July 5--F1Ve
children of W. A. Hays, a farmer near
here. were burned to death in their
home to-day. The parents were not
al home.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Lid on Gambling Is
Clamped at Newport

NEWPORT. July 3.-This is to be
closed season for gambling here.
None Of the regular places is open
and none viii be If Mayor Macleod
can help it.
The Mayor has limited to those In
Crested IN the Nautilus Club. VIII n
% years III been exclusively used
BY summer .As-dents, that they had
better not open this year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03

Furnished rooms are easily rented
Good boarders are easily found Good
help and good positions are secured
through Georgian Want Ads Phone
Main 5000 or Atlanta 5000.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-11
EIan eines AaiisridlOies am Ihcin.

SnIol3e Der baH tGen ReIuhe oes
Starters N WiesbGoen un0 aui Dem
4'tain3er .0roben &arae" poren in
letter 3elt uon uerihieoeren Selten
anitrengungen 5cmuft poroen. oas
ate 9lcorIter Sd)IoB nit Dem bijto.
rii6en Eart ais faierlites SGloB gu
erperben uno ein5urItten. 8ie
nunm1)r ieitiscN, iino oteie Tldne.
icgoeit lie mt Dem 9iebrid)er Sdlob
5uiommertdnsen. ais geideitert 81
betr1dten. 90 oos Acknowledgement.
burgtide Sous nibt senet9t lit, fem
9iebriter HeiistiIm gu oerouBern.
Gs perIoutet pielmebr betimmt. oab
in nidt ieruer 3ett S6Iob unS I'm.
sebune BON @iebrib mad 9errGb.
lung elmer Ger Iuyembursiider Nriu.
3~eiiinnen nieoer gum SofIaeer elm.
aerittet peroen. 0as giebrider
SAlcb, scs in 'e;ren Souptteilen
pon ben Suriter 5eore 4usuit Don
0oiiau.2Ioitein iu 4riane oes IS.
Sobrbunoerts erbaut purSe. III nit
ieiner annutiscn frnn;oiiiter Mr.
titeftur aus rotem S~auhite:n unb
'einen 1876 9imncrn zines Der itott.
Iititen StIoiier am Rhein. Der
Soron eren3erSe 80 6cftor srose
Nort oiirfte elmer Ser i6oriten @Gr.
ten in TeuHhtonh 'ein. unS lit bon
iebcr eine reihe f%surharubc rei5ool.
Ter Wotioe fir 21nSiAe ;tsmcIpr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-11
@ie oieI Sterne itsben nm SimmdI?

Ter erite, Der Die 0rase aufpari.
pie uieI Sterne an SinimeI ltebn,
mar Ser Iitronom Stpporh, uno
1925 lit Die 4n5abI oon Sternerl,
Die or ouf3dbIt, cine gang onie9nIjhe
Nn6obl in 4nbetratt ieiner unpoa.
tommenen SiIismitteI. auf cas-
aebn. uro Observation-Disclosures oieier
Yscn9e idGst man beute Die In3obI
Der Sterne. ote fiir oos merihIide
Gu5c. oas 5serrrobr uro oie photo.
graabiitfc YIntte iittbar iiro. Cine
ean9 geroue 3abl Ser Sterne aQer.
bina5 LAB: i'd ritt oneebe1. 3urnoI
oa Bic internationoIe 3GhIuna, bic
in aorII 1887 begornen rporoer ut,
nod mid; abeThloi'er poroen lit.
Gin poor ,u~oerIdiiige Ingaben iino
tnFuiitcn BOD iton 5efannt aepor.
oer. 1857 rehrete man Somit. erpa
so gtiuionen Sterre oerEthuen 3u
miiiier. u:to man aIoubte. oieie Iuf.
aa5e IN suei Sasrjebnten berpoltieeH
3u founer. Segeruportig aber ut Sic
GufGabc ahcr nod MD to;eI METER
ecSieben. ais bis gum orItten EetIe
Der ueraritlogter Suaune. 0enn
M be4;e plsoer eInen 9oronitIag
E1er oIs 4n3abl Ser ~ 30hIenoen
Sterue nt1Ate. rpurSe utan pGbr.
idcin.,:j cine pteI sroBere Sab. men.
ren. ~Oc1pnan. Elk altronom Der
Sreen-rittr Stera!por:e, bat nab
AAsitat:tan aus Sem Stu,reI eire
Stcrajtoeang uorJea0nnme7. bel
ser or S,tIuirabuHn MT Dem II;sro.
itoee SNraniuiter.e. un0 oai 8runo
eiGier acknowledgements. Ste POO
eiH5c!ne auinGhuifn nFntaIiea. i'll.
e. Se5 mllrteii. oab mil Sen 3e5en.
udr:,aen S;lgmit;eln Ser altroro.
ME ea,2e so Wiaiorcn Sterne III
@;.St ~'c'tle5alter per>cn f5nnet.
@ot rnauere g~nsabc:1 iriofer1
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-11
2tiitnnsen Der Sauhuaffen.

ST Sen TreuBtiten So5rbiihern
rer0Ierttidt Major u. GobIfe eiren
GrtiteI: lie 2~eiitungcn Der 6eucr.
nufien in 0en 6eIo3iIgen pom 1740
b. 1908. Ter Ieriaiier beIeudtet
an Ser Sano ser g~ri.:rursen. Die Ole
siin9iten arieae geIiefert baben, bic
in ietnem 0arte 0urdgeiibrte ge.
b~auotuns Aes ruiIiihen Staatsrats
D. gIod. oaB Sic &erooQfoEmnuug
Ser 6euerpoiieu Sen arieS urmo3.
lid MAIDEN muroe. @Iof oeriud)te
aus oer boqiitiiter Gigenifoitsn
unS oen SditBplaser9etniiien ser
@ofien 3u er4reIicr. oaB Elm erfoIg.
reitfr 4nsriff Don nun an unmos.
lid icin muroe.
Iie ieit 1870 gcfiHrter arege. 10
fi5brt Major GobIte aus, bnben 9e.
Iegenteit qe5oter. nahjuprufer. Oh
iere Nrophe3eiur9en nohr sepeieu
ii.ro, Oh erfiuSeriihe 9uhienraher
urS Ganonereieber urs Den epiSer
Grieoen 5u brinser oermogen. ODER
% bic @eItgeihifte in ibrem oIten
2oufe ~cerharren piro.
Sn Sem rIiiiif.tlrfiiehr Griese
bon 1877 hGbea Ole Ruiien cine BE.
rpofinuns eebobt. oic Scr oeuti6en
I'M Sabre 1870 IberIegcn mar.
ErosSen iirS 1877 ouF einer ein;i.
sen bIutigen 8erluit Ser Gurten 354
rufliite @gpeb-itriiie e~etonurcn,
ober ~ aouoneri6iiiIe. cine Gel.
Ttuns. Sic gegcn Die lreffer Ser min.
rrpertigen beutihen 8aifen Don
1870 ,urifbIie6.
9os sen 9urenfriee oon 1899 an.
tgtriiit. 10 IdBt Iid cine 10 geuaue
Stotiitit. rie bic rber an5csebere.
nitt au1Iteaen. 6eit ite1t nur. ooB
neoer Size guren. nod sic GngIdn.
Der Se StieberascniiIe oor 1870 in
eirem Nabe if~bertrrffen bnben. oas
ir8erNpie aeciguet sgueien mare.
Gpohe III MAIDEN. 06pobI in SIS.
ofrifa TGago3ingepebre urS SdneQ.
feuerarihliee ali Ser 9itbne ser Gr.
e@ianliie eritiener. @benio laiien Die
Grgebniiie Der 9oqiii.t i'm ruiiiih.
iaponiiter Griege uor 1904 ben
'idcren StINb gu. SoB beute ME IN
ecrgorgencn 2anhrEuuoertcr rperi9er
STE 8aiientetrit. ais moraIifde
Gi1cn1taiten i'm Grieac Sen Ilrs-
'd)Io9 9eber. EIoh refnete aus.
AaB e;n 10000 WIann ;tlrfes 6oros.
ooS in 3erItreltter Gronuna cine Be.
ftimrte Steuura angr;ife, mad Dem
Turtifreiten elner Gnrernurs non
cincr NeiIe oui1ericbeH iein miiBte,
Senr nod Sen 8e1e.n Ser 8r9rihctr.
Notwithstanding rtiiften lere 10000
Gcmbattarter irEriiher BON i0.330
Su9eIn ans aroBera uro tIetnem Se.
net5r ac.roffcn porSer icin. lie CT.
fdhrurg Ser manoiturlihen ShIot-
rem rat Sic 1oruuSiiht zines OUT faI.
'tem 8eae 5eEnSIiter Storfirrs
oIs trlqertih e%rrieien. 1ie Saoa.
rer tarnen iIber oeturssIcie Gberer
on ibre Geeuer heran. chre aroBere
TerIuite al erIeiben, ais 'bcn i'm
Sicheri6brioeu Grieae Bic Re8d bL-
eeten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-11
Stuoitrenoe ,~yruutu.

Sn einem arelie pon SodIduI.
Icbrern tauittc man tur3.id oie Gr.
'abrGnSen aus. oe man NIT jtuole.
rGnoeu 6ruucn Senott h1t uao IS
berrittG el6cntIit) MIR cine Stlume
oeS &coes uno Ser 4rerteuuuns.
lem p'Iit:eie luA Elm Iojcnt on
eIuer I.S>tu.itsn llatoerttat bel,
fuQtc aoer 1in3u; IA mus Id 81.
men eoh eiyc @eldNtte ers6Jleu. SIC
rirsit cilem aouesen nit e,rer Got.
trranSjH 5~ese9nt 1T. Vie iargc
Turnic 1ob ibm oaS glanuFript j2rcr
Toftorarbey; Ii. aacr uitt ME ge.
tr6hr!id atheite. oNsr in e~:n'c.nen
@ilt:err. iorsSn nj: Stcfra>e.H NJ.
ciTan>cr 9citsf.. N bat er ;hr
ocn1 Sch 0cioq:: ~9jcHc2 Tr1uIc,r.
id nab IL Soraxi au1rertTo:r rlo.
den. SoS bel ms Sic Got.or1rteit,r
se'hr;cttn mrs ridt leit;3. r~crSen.'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-11
@onu f0nnen Nueclf0rner t5trup

Qo5 l~nirnftroe 9eitrcben Der I0.
Gel, Dor elnan hcranjle9enoeu 50.
seiGpetter redi5eiilB eth moaIihit
'tteres SbOQh III aeuinrea. 5tloet
flr ms eJEc untriidIlte @arrund
Dor Der Weiubr. NIT Ger Ser SoaeI
R'tt MIR Sis 8oaeI, ionoern ouh
cine anSah gr5berer Gsierc. ia ctbit
Den Wenihen beorobt. Gin i.onao-
itiher 8ctehrter. 5cul Wtttu. 5ot
mad oieier Rihtun0 bin ic1r inter.
e'Tonte @crehuuaeen per0ffentIitt
Die Dem Sired oteren wcGer Die
Tide oes &oaeIforH8 ieitiuitelen.
Dir e~rioraerIih fl. I'm m ,5uIe oen
Soo zines Iieres herbelrrfiibrcr.
"a Sic Tittiefeit ees Cites tets
uro ubercu Die ale,he Ii. broatt
man rur Sic Tclo6be SeS &oacls,
ooer. mas duf ooselhe herau$Eomrt.
Die Gr6aeihpinolgtsi. oes 'aucnoer
N~nQeIforrS III @feu1er. lin ieiuc r.
henT0e NraFt helm Iu1hIoaea auf
sen @cAeu rcbnerid craft Frt1l,.
'teIleu GUoErerieitS lit and Surh
geriTdN Ser @c:pctS erbrctt. noB
cine ips1riihc N}a0asor Ser Slrte
rno I7htiGttit Z: Giles Sen [oo
einc5 [.cres bcpirFt. nerr Sic e.
ocrN,Ge Sr1't in @uss13I:: He3
au'it.aJens IN SiIogramm.4He:crn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-11
onndbernS Gin S:ebenteI beg @e
tri44es ~ ~FiTorrnmrreu beg 9reres

~onn6berr5 Gin SgebeTteI beg Ok.
pihtes m R~iIogramrneu bes Greres
betrdet. 7os beoeutet sabIengemGB
aera5e Die 6efnbr, Die elm hodAer'
o5tiir3erber Sdornitein fir Den I'M
qlIdIiten Qoiiau.en, Sen or auf ben
aopi idQt. bartlett. 9erifiifti5t
m1n oas Rorma.ge.Didt Der Bo5eI
un0 fIeinen Ejere, 10 tomTt man
oemnah III sem Sd}IuB. oaB elm 4a'
qeItorn non ,eAn N}illinieter Iurt'
meier fir Gle flcIuen 80gel. ems
uon Il WiQimc.er 'ir Die Re61ub'
rer un6 Elm foIfe zen . Niaineter
fir Bic Soien Bic 8eiahr eInes tot
brinoen6en Geitoiies biIoet. uno
spenn man rcd Elm StIf g~peterae1t
70 erennt man. SAB Gin 8o9eItorn
ben 60 Dliuimeer QurtmeI'er BEN
Gco zines aberdeen CUR Gclge 3aoeH
fam. RormaIecreiie ii5eritelat Der
Qurdmel'er Der &a3eItorner frei.td
taum / Gm. un6 lar 8Gpitt I 0r.
G~ap6anI;t ri5tieren oenl3u'oIge alto
MIR Die fIelreren @osel i'll 6a0e-pet.
ter i5r 2Ger. WISER Is ii: aud
nift icIten ausnohmca ocn ser NE
qel. go icmrneI.e man b,.;pieIsrpcle
Re; Dem an rs. ,Tu.i 1905 iber Ra.
re hiureg5rauier.Scn Wir5eIlrurm
&a4eI6rner Don Ser eide elncs Su1.
nereis un0 eirem @cojht bis 81 40
Granlm. I'm @oIoe Q Salnt~8er.
mialniano man 0enn audi :Fcaecn
ron SperI:neen uno SfrUal5en, Die
tros oem ihusenSen @,Qt.eroabe benz
0et,er gum Cpier 9efauen poren.
Sc SteiserunQ tca 8efa5rrlittos
ii cine auBcror9cnt..h itart 'ort.
ifreitenNe. 0dGrero Elm 9a5eIforn
oon 1 3ea.tmeter ZurhmsIier elm
9ier pom CT Gramm Ga totem oer.
ma1. n eircs pon 4 3entim@er
ihor Elm 5ier pom Is ailogramm
un6 e:ne3 ron G Wlllimeter Gin I;er
ron GO aiIclramm eritIaGen. "a.
nit 1T sic lana er6rtcrte Irane iSer
Sic Gecgr seq SoceI3 entitieoer; er
fam tjten uro totet AID. Gs it
bas Gin @ruro mebr, oen 0afnrf ae.
cen sen &o1cI trot ser GrtoI1toiig.
teit Ser Ii:teI. Die mar FISHER e.
profile, for3uiesea.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-11

o!s be 9'eeneeEoertelIung auf ote
ein5elHen SterugroBeEfIaiien nit an.
geae5en Diro, bat 4 iIugit @. :.
9urns gematt. Sterne eriter 9robe
oer3elfnet er IS: AaHu fol6en SO
Sterre 3Deiter SroBe. 3f7 Sterne
Srit;er GroBe. 1920 Sterne oierter
9r0Be. 1855 funiter Gr0Be. 10 6os
1889 tSterne eriter bis iunfter 9robe
N Ger Cite iteheu. @eiter eibt IS
toie Nnoa6en 6e3ieben iih ouf bic
Sterue. bic in Iesemhr 1912 be.
FAINT paren) 90S2 ietiter Srobe.
3i,579 iisbenter 8r0Be, 10000
ot:er @r0Be. $4,000 neunter 8rc5e
uno 100000 5ebrter 8roBe. Sier3u
tommen $4,000 Glitter GroBc. l..
coz. 600 5rp0iiter GroBe. 100000
0rei3csr.cr 8roBe. 3.943,00O pier.
5ebnter BroBe, 3uiommen 8,325.O0O
Sierue erlter Bis pier3ebnter BroBe.
2ie 6,inteauHg Ger GroBenoro.
hung ihe.Ht iid nuf Die Gtnutrtung
aui Die pbotoJrop1ii6e EIotte 5u be.
aieher. Burns bat u irnrner Al.
lnmmenoe5dbIt. picoieI Sterne ~erIter,
eriter mo 5reiter. eriter bis orltter
uigp. GroBe ey sibt uno bat oas Ser.
toltnls Der 8eiam.jablen bis 5u elmer
teirinrrten 0robe nit Gem Der Gum.
n,e bis CUR uorange5enoen oergIiten.
I0bei 1T er 81 einen merAUliroiaen
grgcbrts %Gefonnen. lie @n5ohI Ser
Sierne eriter 8roBe, nit SO multi.
pl3ier!, ergi6t Gle erItcr uuo 5rpeiter
8r6Be. Sa5 Gerl0ltnis 3.3 beltcDt
a:pIiten oeuen erIter. gpeiter uno
eenen c~riter. ;~.peiter uno erittcr
@r0Be. uro Gle er:ipredenoe Der.
t2ltnts3abI idpantt bis 5u oen Ster.
nen odter 0roEe 5zuiihen 3 IND 4
(einnol Unfit ne aui 30. Damn
aber gibt e5 einen plotlihen Serung.
Sis CUR oftcn 9rcBe berunter st5t
e5 177,000 Stcrre; 10 NAL iouiel,
1886, 900, betrGgt Die 8eiontt3obl Der
Sterne bis sur neurten 8roBenfIniie,
3ro ourh fcrtpdbrenoe gtultiplifa.
tioner nit l.9 erseben i'd hieraus
retneriit Sic an5o1Ien aaer Sterne
Bis 3ur 5ebrten 8robenorSnrng ab.
pQrts. Burns Dirit MN Die i7rase
oui. ob bJrrous auf cine ungleide
niaBiqe GerteiIun8 Ger Sterne i'm
Houm geitIoiien rperoen Bari. @6r,
Sies Der i5oa, 70 itinoe oie Groe in.
ritten elmer oihten IniomnIurg
ron Sterren, uno arber5o!b oiefer
TniomnIure nG5me Sic SGufigteit
Der Sterne CD.
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Gin Ssruts nhEe &erbrc&:r.

essIe cf "'io@t Gourtp. &c. mel.
tes cine @2o6lseruna BON 5000
SeeIen Fat. hot gered)ten Gnfpruh
ouf ben er'teu RonS in 9e5us orr
Reft uno Sronung. @isber bat fiH
i'm Sabre 1913 nod feline grono.
iurp aur tlnteriudung bon S.ruf.
rehtsf1nen notia erpieier uno Rid-
ter 9. &. @bite pom 4reisgerid).c
fogte, ods Gountosefdngnis iei leer
uno tonrte figIih oerrrietet peroen.
0os Geri6t bot ousidlieBI;d 9iuI.
pro3eife 5u ertitfetoen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-27

Mr. John o. Burgess, well known in
Blue Hill business circles ten or twelve
years ago but now located In Los An.
geles, California, was Il pleasant visit
or Mt this office Monday. Mr.. Burgess
Is better known ove- the county Ms an
enthusiastic Modern Woodman and he
will also be remembered as having
made the race for county treasurer
some years ago. Mr.. Burgess says he
likes his adopted state very much but
we imagine that he believes that Neb-
raska Investments nre the best II, he
still retains his farms in Webster and
Nuckols counties,
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-27
Oh! YOU HAVE SUCH
BEAUTIFUL HAIR!

What pleasant thing to have said
to you! And why shouldn't it be.
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and are ashamed OF the dull, lifeless.
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FURNISHED, lustrous look you have so
often wished 1t might have, adding to
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aud "stay put"-making it more at
tractive and beautiful in every way. 1t
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your hair, leaving a dainty, rich rose
perfume that will delight you and those
around you. Very easy to apply
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each time before. brushing. Contains
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To keep hair and scalp dandruff free
and clean, use Harmony Shampoo
This pure liquid shampoo gives an in
stan ntaneons rich lather that Immediate
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scalp, insuring quick, thorough
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The entire operation takes only a few
Can't harm the hair; leaves
no hardness or stickiness--just "
sweet cleanliness.
Both preparations come In odd.shap.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-27

ed, veiv ornamental bottles, with
sprinkler tops. Harmony Hair Beau
'iiler, Sl.OO. Harmony shampoo zoe.
Both guaranteed To satisfy you in every
way, or your money back. Sold In
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Rexall Store-one of the more than
7,OCO leading drug stores of the United
States, Canada aud Great Britain,
which own the big Harmony laboraior.
les in Boston, where the many c,lc.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-27
KANSAS PICKUPS
From Smith county

Jerry Damn is hauling corn from the
Henry Cox place this week:
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Spurrier drove
down to Lebanon Monday to visit rela.
tives.
Mr.. Stontimore and family, Pearl
Upp aud Vernon Morris were Sunday
visitors at the Sam Asbury home.
Mr. Shadlaw OF Norton has returned
to his home after u two weeks visit
with his daughter, Mrs Harry Brown.
The revival meetings have begun at
Independence church, Rev. York, past.
or.
, +. NJ. Brown and Chas. Hooper
hauled their hogs to Lebanon Monday.
DIX Grewell and family and u. T.
Spurricr and family attended the
oyster supper at Roll Stones Friday
evening.
The revival meetings are still, in pro-
gress at the Pawece church. Come ont
and here Rev. W. Il. Grimes preach III,
gospel in II cool old fashioned way.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-27
Wedding At Catholic Church

Wednesday morning at the Catholic
church occurred the marriage of two
of Guide Rocks most popular young
people, Miss Charlotte DeTOur aud
Mr.. Waiter o Fisher, Father Filz.
gerald oiliciai ing. After the wedding
they returned to the home of tie
Tour, where "A rect ption was given in
honor of them. Tie Chief along with
their many friends wish them much
JOY and happiness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-27

Tuesday evening $. NJ. Holiday re.
presenting chautauqua bureau repre-.
sented a proposition to the Chamber
of Commerce relative to a chsutauqus
assembly for this city during the com.
ing year. After some discussion the
organization decided that it was not
in the profit sharing business but the
members present expressed themselves
considerably in favor OF such move.
ment and would give what assistance
they could to aid MIR. Holiday IL he de
cided to go ahead with the movement
on his own responsibility.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-27

Lazy Bill' the attraction at the
opera house Tuesday evening WAS
worth the money. The company is
composed of an especially strong cast
and each character is an artist. w. %.
Patton, the leading man, was especial.
ly good and if the company sees fit to
play return engagement they will DO
doubt he greeted with u packed house.
There was IA good attendance at the
Tuesday evening show.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-27

Several complaints have reached
this Office lately regarding the conduct
of the boys who attend the Lincoln
school. 1t seems that some of the
larger boys are making life miserable
for the smaller boys and girls on their
way to and from school. This con
ditioD ought not to exist. Parents
should Instruct their children that
they are under the care of the school
authorities from the time they leave
their homes until they return. In our
opinion the truant officer or u,e city
maj shsl should see that the little boys
and girls are protected.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-27

The Aim of Life will be the sub.
ject of the sermon Sunday morning at
the Congregational church In the
evening the pastor will lecture on the
subject; The Life and Times of King
Saul Such interesting questions As;
"Was Saul mad? What WAS the cause
of his declins:"etc., will be dicussed.
All welcomed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-27

There will be services at the Episco'
pal church Thanksgiving morning at
1880 o'clock. Rev. Bates will preach
the sermon and there will be services
next Sunday and the two following
Sundays
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-27

The second division OF the Seventh
grade entertained the hrst division
Friday evening ut class party given
at the home of Margaret Miner. The
home was tastefully decorated with
the class colors and refreshments were
served. Games of all kinds were
played and all returned to their homes
saying that they had the best time of
their lives.