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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-01
S|XTY-FOUR ARMY
DEAD IN ACTION
Twenty Reported to Have Died
From Wounds-Marines
List Issued Satur-
day Light.

Washington. July 2s.--The army
casualty list today shows:
Killed in action, o.; died Of wounds
20; died of disease, FIVE; died OF air
plane accident. one; wounded severely
so; wounded slightly, two; wounded
degree undetermined. IA; missing, two
Total, 1853.
The list contains the names OF four
Iowans and one South Dakotan, but nc
Nebraskans, as follows: f.
Killed in Automatically Rowe
witten, s. D, and Lester F. Osborne
Minburn, la.
Wounded Severely.-Clifford H. Sisk
Keokuk, Ia.
Wounded Degree Undetermined
Clifford w. Anderson, Creston, La.
and Walter L. Bvnzendahl, Creston, la
The Marine List.
Washington, July 29.-The marine
corps casualty list today shows:
Killed in action, one; wounded Sc.
verely, seven; missing, four. Total, IL
The list contained the name OF one
South Dakotan, but no Nebraskans Oh
Iowans, as Follows:
Wounded in Action.-Howard r
Dean, Mitchell. s. d. -,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-01

executive and the judicial branch OF
the government Of California.
The Mooney cas6 has been In the
courts. of this state for more than two
years. The records and briefs are vol.
between now and the 18th day of De-
cember to give to this matter that care.
ful consideration which Justice both to
Thomas j. Mooney and the people de-
mands shall be given"
EAUDS STEPHENS ACT.
San Francisco, July 27.-"The action
OF Governor Stephens should meet with
the approval OF every right thinking
person." said Maxwell McNutt,
Moneys counsel, upon being informed
that his client had been granted a re-
prieve.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-01
FIRST FLYING BOAT
CONTRACT COMPLETED

Washington, d. c., July 2s.-The first
order for so naval flying boats placed
with the new navy aircraft factory at
Philadelphia, has been completed and
the greater part of the machines are
now flying over British waters.
This was revealed today by a letter
from the secretary of navy to Con-
structor Coburn. United States navy,
concentrating him OF the record made
in building the plant and getting 1t OPP
Grating In less than a year.
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Military Terms Viii Stay.
From tho Columhus nispatch.

They were talking about military terms
coming into general use. when one OF
them predicted that they would not read.
lily die out. even after the war came &c
an end. at was just this way at the tim,
OF the civil war;" said the Of the older
members Of the party. and for a Iona
time after the war. l rrmenber asking a
young woman In Boston then II she dill
rot like Moxart.s Twelfth Mass. Superb
she replied. Why ! hal two brothers 10
that REGIMENT"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-01
AMERICAN WARSHlP
HAS BRUSH WITH SUB

Washington, July 27.-That Ameri-
can naval craft have had a brush with
the German U-beat raider off the coast,
was indicated in the navy department
adyices this noon. The department
said 1t had reports of firing On the
submarine, which appeared to be more
substantial than many Of the rumors
of battle heretofore received. ?
The submarine apparently was
missed, for 1t was said there Is still a
menace from U-boat raiders.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-01
"Don't Lose Your Grip"

From the Emergency Fleet News.
A new illuminated motto has made its
appearance on the vail in the office OF
Chairman Hurley OF the shipping board
In Washington.
Noah was eco years CID before he knew
how to build al ark" 1t says. Don't
lose your grip"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-01
CLAIM 20 U-BOATS ARE
OPERATING OFF COAST

Geneva. July 27.-A dispatch received
at Basel. Switzerland. today from
Hamburg, says:
More than 20 large submarines
are now operating off the American
coast. The number Of submarines IN
the Atlantic has been Increased by 80
per ceAt In the last seven months"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-01
WATTERSON TO SELL
LOUISVILLE COURIER
Judge r. w. Bingham Also Will
Purchase Times With Big
Inheritance.

Cincinnati. Ohio, July 29.-Judge
Robert Worth Bingham, Of Louisville,
KY, who today was paid $6,OO0,O00 by
the executors of the estate OF Mrs.
Bingham, formerly Mrs. Henry Flagler,
will purchase the Louisville Courier
Journal, and the Louisville Times, 1t
reported here today.
The payment of $4,000 900, made in
New York, marked the expiration of
the time during which Mrs. Bingham's
relatives had power to contest the will.
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FORT SMELLING TO BE
RECONSTRUCTION CAMP

Washington. d. c.. July 2s-The war
department has designated Fort SMELL
ing. Mimi. as a reconstruction camp.
Plans are to care for as high as 5000
wounded from France II necessary.
Minnesota, Dakota and some Iowa
troops will be sent there to be bulls
back to health. .... ~. "a
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lIFEBOATS RAMMED
BY GERMAN U-B0AT

Santander. Spain. July ga Ger
man submarine after torpedoing the
French steamer Lydie, off Zumaya,
rammed the lifeboats in IN effort to
destroy traces of the sinking. accord
ing to members Of the crew. Forty
N. the crew of As are missing today.
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Ths Manlchurian BARRIERS are likely
soon to blossom forth as full flsdSed
"~tonsorial artists" Consular reports
say they ore replacing their a~ntiQuatec
II time honored Chinese equipment
With modern American barber supolteS
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-01

The first short course OF agronomy
and animal husbandry at the Uniyer-
sity OF British Columbia In nov In full
progress.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-01

Approximately 10000 women have
been placed IN positions through the
federal employment service since Feb !
ruary 1
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-01

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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-01

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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-01

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17
.SFGRF GA7FD DISTRICT ORDERED
CLOSED BYFEDERAL OFFICIALS

,a,,,,,.s. L.,rs,I. Tho medical cNamina-
,., - or,r.. rrrsrjIur. IN tho Citv and
,hs nrov,dJnc If ad,uHat. treatment
,rnorc ,,o,..uS,rv Second an effort will
h,, made. ia reclaim as many w"m"u who
has fallen To his state as possible. and
d.rrnt rinuioymcnt viii l.' found Tor
si,.h AS will accept it Third Il cam
,,aigu IN public education Will hc car
r:"d "u,
Nfi'r 'h' '"n'''' ''' "''H "','
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GOV. STUART TO SERVE.

WASHINGTON. Junr l6.--ll"nry {.
s.uar1 former governor nl Virginia,
and chairman of III" National Agrlcul'
tural advisory council. has been ueS-
icnat"d 10 represent agriculture in iha
war industries board. In making this
announcements TO-DAY. III" department
of. agriculture said Mr.. Stuart would
keep in touch with all Sorenm"n,
agencies dralin. with agricultural
matters and securr whatever informa-
lion and advice those agencies may
desire.
Mr. Sturat will have his headQuar'
ters in Washington and will serve
without pay.
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cb,ld's knitted Silk Mitten

N,,,r;aI rnuuired--nne ball OF knI'-
ling silk: four stool needles NJ. l.
cas-, ON 81 stitches. y IN each g.
,hrre noodles. Knit TWO. pur' two l"r
four inches.
Lrre, rnw--Enit two. increase ono.
knj. one irrr"as" on" an" cont '""'
KNITTING Main IN" 700, Of the round.
Second rnw-~PlaIn.
Third row--Tlain.
Fourth rov--r!ain.
ETr.h row--KniI two. incr"aS" ohH.
rui, three, increase one and r"n'ihu'
knitting plain res, Of round.
sigh seventh and eighth rows
Iain.
Einrh row--Knif TWO. 'ncr"aS" one,
knir nya increase one. and knit rest o.
round plain.
Ten,h eleventh and twelfth rows
FIa!n
Tbirtconth rnw--~Knit two. incr"aS"
ono. knit s"ycr incr"as" one. KIN rest
of round plain. Fourteenth. fifteenth
and sixteenth rows--Flain.
Seventeenth row-init II. cast on
e,,r and arrange tho is stitches IN
three needles and kni; plain for iW"
inches. then knit two. knit tw" together
all around the Is stitches. KNIT '"'
plain rounds. Knit tw". knit t"" '"-
rorhrr. Draw tho remaining Sulrh's
together with darnnS nccdl" An"
iaSlon firmly.
Pick W tho seven stitches cast on Tor
the thumb. arrancc All IN" SiItrh"S "h
,hree needles and start Knitting III"
hand NJ milton plain for thr"" ana one"
half inches. ArranC" tho stitches on
each needle. First r"w-knit ono. kn'
,,n together knit until thor" ar" thr'"
.,i,ri,cs q, end nf needles. knit NO 90
,c.ber kni, one Mex; needles Knit
rrr knI. Two Together. knit plain nn''i
three stitches ar" left. hmit two i"G"'h-
,r knit plain until thr"" stitches are
,crt knit Two together. KNIT ono. knit
twn plain rounds and repeat IN" ""'
crease every third round until hn"u' SIN
stitches remain: Draw them NJ; WIN
darning needle as ynu dad IN" 'hnmn.
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CORPS. located at Detroit. Mich, left
last night for that place after spend
ing iorty-eight hour leave Of absence
AT his home in this city. -,
Miss Marie LeBrun Of kenosha,.
Mich. is visiting out the pike friends.
John Hammerley. the well.known
rmployc' AT tho LaBelle mill. left last
night for Youngstown and Sharon 10
spend his vacation.
"Dcacon:' II. G. Underwood. clerk OF
the local board OF county commission
crs. returned home yesterday after.
noon after an official visit TO Charles.
ton. =,
Attorney Lee r. Dobbs. his wife,
Miss Catherine and Junior Dobbs,,
Miss Edna Fc'te and Will Hastings
returned home last evening after mo-
torlng 10 Terra Alta. where Frederick
DobbS is attending the ST. Matthews
choir camp.
Miss Gene Killeen Of the Island, is
The guest OF Miss Margaret Gavin Of
Pittsburgh
Mrs. George Shepherd and son,
George: Jr., Of Glendale. spent the
weekend the guests OF local relatives.
Mi. and Mrs. Victor Rigott and
Daughter. Mary Ellen, have returned
to Pittsburgh, after Il few days visit
with local friends. !"
Richard Robertson, who was taken
seriously i'll at his home Saturday, Is
much improved.
Miss Helen Fitzgerald has recover
cd from Il minor illness.
Miss Irene Richards has returned to
her home in ST. Clairsville, after
weeks visit with Wheeling friends.
Dick Il. Tucker is cOnvaleScing from
= weeks illness At his home on Four
rreuth street. ~
Word has been received by Mrs.
Will Britt Of Fourteenth street. of the
safe arrival OF her son. Edgar Britt,
in England.
Mrs. Earl W. Green and children vi
Fifteenth street. and her mother, Mrs.
Catherine Britt. leave this evening for
Denver. Colo. for an extended visit
with their sister. Mrs. Harry Tape.
w X Wills has returned 70 his home
IN MiddI"h"urn.. W. Va. after few,
DAYS vIsI; here.
Mrs James rlarksnn OF Charleston.
w. Va. has returned homo" after spends3
rg TN" pas; fnrtnIght as the guest of
Mrs. :. NJ Noy~s Of the island. d
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MT. Olivet Social.

Til" LADIES' Nd S",r"tH AT NJ. hii''i
have. plu"u"d AN Interesting >'.''lhi pr'-
gram for tn, coming Thursday N"mimG
~ y u'ri,m.k, wl.n ihis at sanitation VIII
have as thor honor 2II'SlS IA" men ''f
;hr church who aeEiStrd IN ih,' ""n%tru'-
non uf h" I.,ii"s' Nd hnll ~ ih' town.
'rh., wives and friends "t ii.s' m'''u ar"
also invited 20 ~. present. when G,lrnE
tr;rl,rar!un 1T III" last CIuIn'ial "hiiSh-
tlnu v.iu-d ,,uI ON tn" huilhiuc wall N
cIu,i, jh" Tr:th!nr - II" HISTORY at tho
hall !l,... ire .'Ts"lfriI about! 'i"E'
wears aga In addition Ih"r" Ny! I"'
an interesting r"ndiu@ h% Miss tI'l"n
llrmuan. aud .","fai Vocal ri'"> -
VI - I.u,a f"nar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17
MID JUNE LACKS
SOCIAL EVENTS
WEEK OPENS WITH AFFAIRS OF
A LIGHTER NATURE. EN-
TlRELY ABSENT FROM
DAILY LIFE.
Many Women Will Be Engaged With
Home Service Of Red Cross.
Small Benefits This Week.

The present week opened with Il
nil state of affairs existing. a. lar
aS society in i'srif is concerned, form
inc a mos; striking contrast Ia ihos"
SIN days If former years. which pos.
:,rSS tho distinction Of ushrr!nG in The
most beautiful season Of all the year.
the good old summer time. which
+ has been Respondent with lis nnmdr'
oIS outings Of every form and de.
scrlpiion.
OF course. no small number or af-
! fairs Of The DELIGHTFULLY."- informal ma
turr, connected only with III" SUMMER
! iimc Festivities. are expected 10 trans
pirc during the coming months. SO
that by the lime Labor Day rounds
| out a momcnVouS summer FOX the
sray.at-ho it will. no doubt. lower
, tho curtain on an out door season
! which will have been abundant with
| quite n many cnjnyahlr gatherings
as last year, although not OF as clah-
! crate Il nature.
With tho splendid Flag Day cT"nt,
! now nothing more than an item o. his
tory in local social annals. and m"
! numerous commencement exercises OF
the 1918 classes Of Whcelinc'S Cduca-
vional institutions completed. local
women will be found directing their
attention 10 tho special chapter course
of home service of The Red Cros" Tor
the first half OF the week.
And. OF course, the Country club
will come in for its usual shar" OF
! charming little lunrheoRs and dinner
nar;ies. as This beautiful resort Is
provin. more than ever before It's
many and varied amusemcntS ana
rrrr.a;ionS that arc becoming Snch
welcome factors in tho Strenuou. me
Of every patriotic Wheeling citizen
whose arduouS work simply demands
ms; such relaxation III intervals. Inc
club will prove the rendezvous TOT
! the Younger sci tomorrow evening
| when the Misses MadHlyn WEISS '.u
ellie AMI and henrietta Stamp Will
entertain scvcnty-five Of their Young
! friends with a dancing party in the
hail room. which will be dcckcd in
simplc though clever. decorative
/ scheme Of the national colors.
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tn Mr. 1.nuis EalZcr. which took place
-, EaIirunr-. Md. on Saturday. jun"
.I u'rluck u. m. at IN" tHth"iIc
church, Tn" Wedding r"r"ih"h! WIS
u,rror,nnd hv F'athrr los pin ~. N""-
inrh at EaltiIn"r" Mt lhh'
toned al Camp ii"lnhird. Md. with w"
United States army. l!"I"rr J"in'nG 'hr
forces h" was m"'iih"r 81 u"
known local firm 81 i'h!""r " ''''"'
lie IS II gradual" - 'H'h"H'"' "'-
school aud one "f tn" best Known Voting
business mon of the c!tE.
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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA

rAlHAoNT. W. Va. June 16.-courr.
Joan al Are. DAUGHTERS OF Isabella. was
instituted III Farmnn; today with a.
charter membership Of ;hirty-tive. An a.
other class Will b" put. Oh soon. Tho
degree work WAS conducted by the CarS-
roll Court 81 Wheeling. and the install -.
III. officer WAS Mrs. Charles McMillan-"
OF M"krosp"rr. Pa. grand regent or
tnur, Mck""Spnrt. y banquet conclud-..
ed tn" work tonight. Mrs. L. J. Nc.
(;raw. WAS Eam"d Grand Regent Of tho.
local court. ~
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Your Entire Family
Will Find It Profitable

Ia become acquainted with tho >up"-
rior merits Of Jays Pepsotone for
the promp: relief nf >Iumach and lv-
- AILMENTS. \ $ingl" tablet is often
all that is required Ia prevent a NOR"
serious illness. and in most case" Two
ur 'hrr" will hr found sufficient 20 cor.
rcCi -" more obstinate cases. II l.
No. q cure ala magic preparation or
secret formula II wears it's formula
like ill., faC"--on tn" outside and looks
HE word sTma!"ly in the face. proud
Of lis linrag" and record. II contains
no habit forming drugs. no dn;e or
temporary SIimuianl II supplies the
necessary elements needed In prompt
IL alIrvial" all distressing symptoms
in all ordinary cases Of Illness from
stomach or liver and j.: dispensed by
all DRUGGISTS II pays 10 keep i boz
tie IN III" house. handy in Gas" YOU
may need it, viii moi grippe. Guar
anccrd. ,Ur and Sl"o. The P"pSn-
ton" Company. Huntington. W. Va.
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Miners Come Forward !:
With Great Productions

WASlItNGTON. June .16.-Mineras
responded 10 the naticn'S war ncedSt
with a record prodv .on Of btuminaA
Gus coal during the seek ending June.
=. The fuel administration announced,
tonight that Il total Of l2.i65.000 tonA~
was mined. or approximately thai
weekly output Tor which it had been
striving. -,
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ROYAL Netghbors' Social.

The urrulm.rS "f lr!'i"uu' ~ tH!Ti'
7.Ao Em,al N.iEhnury Of .l,n' rr'a. have
arranged IN entertainment ~ rnnti'' non
with their r"guiHr session thus evening,
e. pu,k"r~ hall. ,"rn"r Tw"niN -S;Nth
and t'b,rltr.. sIf.,iS Tho ",tnr viii h.
IN IN. nature. "f u W., social. and friends
Of Tho ,nrrih"r: "i iii" camp ara cor
dali! invited
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luther League Lawn Fete.

The. Luther League" 81 -. lam :
, huf,.h ar. planning Il lawn parry :" l."
l...I ct, ri,.. Sr",Inus grounds su"r"uud-
IN. thu. hr,n., of Boz. AMI Mrs. Walter
:. hu,irr at Park NI'w lHm'. "m tn"
,,,.nirr IF Thursday. Jun" -. This
,,or,ur'S entertainment VIII 'n"luh"
many nry.l and "r.:.iunl features. 80
rn,.r,lly IN k,.pius with such an Ht:I'r
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Mrs. George e. Crook will or most
css to the Dcmbers of the King :
Daughters c/S;. James church in their
nsual sessiEn "Wednesday Of This week
n ,hn Y. W. {. A.. when the regular
so,inc for rho Belgian sufferers will
engage the members attention.
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About People
kiovem,nts Of individuals 70 >,
and From tns City.
observation-disclosures

Mc1nrer T. r,dIIc and wifo. Mrs.
r'nrrr Armstrong. W. l.. McMa<tcr,
,'iark> burg, Fra! w TaSGar'. Everett
!. MILAN, tdIrln"nt' i. - Haih'l'o"'
Grafton.
Wrmd>9r-- Mrs. Hugh l'"v"na'' far-
h'rsh"rG. -. :, McNImn"y. rh'rm9mt'
+" Il; H.'N"I and VILE F"rN'f"ouFs' W.
~ ''''''''
stanm Johnson - VI. '' +.
>'n' ''''' ~ ''r r T., '"'I'''' I., ,I vist
,',,'' '',.' a.. T ~ s,nr,. i,,r.. Grave.
n + H.. ,,;<,rr MIR ami Mrs. EanS,I
Mnr.ar. AnIet,r, Mrs Jas. (. Hayes.
.'Inrhsli,i:. Larry Aware. NIrk Nr>.-
t. ~. ia;r ,''G;">. W. Va: Carson i'"s,;
'i;trh Shnr@: "'". I.':chlcr. cameron.
Rogers. : smith. Friendly. Mrs.
.. - Watson. Mr.. VI. u. l"''rs' am
hridg' -. N"hsi"r II. H'i'' IL Ni'"H' -
l.: Brown. 'iarhs"&'S.
Grand Central i! Il" cochran, N''H-
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saw" 49,, ''"' IT,. 49," ,,n L:Ina .'nL d,r.h.
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to MANY friends or Miss Ii"s" &.
t,hh,r, charming daurht"r "f Mr.. AMI
Mrs, .Inscnh Ehbrrt "C MrM"ch"n VIII
be SURPRISED to learn Of her marrIaG"
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The "Raualion Prayer session VIII
t.te Mace al tho First Presbyterian
church, beginning al l2:"o w eun'H.
dav. when all women are urged 10 ''
nreSent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17
LA CREOLE" HAIR DRESSING

to prevent your HAIR from growing gray
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17

The food YOl' waste to-day may mean
HUNGER to SOMEONE Somewhere. Some
time. BE Saving!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17

Learn the Glory of Isis and
Make the acquaintance Of the
Queen whose beauties shaped
the Destinies of Nations -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17

F.umr}, arguments maxi m"n rhrrS"
rh"lr WIii-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17

Her loves rocked empires
when she was carried,
wrapped in a rug, before
Caesar, history was re.
made and Caesar was un-
made. This is only one
Of the iove-Iaden moments
in this most luxurious
drama Of the age. The
scenes Of battle Of the
Roman armies add the
thrill to Cleo's heart con-
quest.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-20
NOTED SOUTHERN ORATOR
TO SPEAK SUNDAY NIGHT

,..&
DR.. George w. Young of Ken
lucky. a noted southern orator,
preacher and reformcr, will speak at
the Methodist Epi; copal church Sun
day evening at 8 o'clock on the sub
ject 1.-THE Issue of the Age"
DR.. Young is one of several speak:
ers of national reputation. touring
the state in the interest Of national
prohibition. He is said to be pro-
found in thought, original in ex-
preston and convincing logic. and
brightens and emphasizes all he
says with homely humor that
makes every minute of his address
intensely interesting.
Captain Hobson, of "Merrimac"
fame, speaks here May 20 for the
some great cause.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-20
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