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Goodyear welt, sea isle
duck and a bargain. Your
opportunity to buy sew
eral pairs and save. Sizes
from 81z to 2.
Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-14
FURTHER COLD STORAGE
RESTRAINT IS OPPOSED
Editor Urner Before House Com.
mittee-Fifty New Jersey Mayors
Coming Monday.

Hearings on proposed legislation
regulating cold storage concerns were
continued today by the House agricul-
tor Of Products Review of New York,
opposing any further restraint. He
said the legislation under considera-
ton would tend to decrease the use
fulness and efficiency Of the cold stor-
age system.
Tomorrow the committee will begin
hearings on the proposed amendments
to the food control act suggested by
President Wilson, with Assistant At
torney General Ames as the first wit
ness.
Fifty New Jersey Mayors Coming.
About fifty mayors from New Jer-
sey are going to testify regarding high
cost Of living in their communities at
a special hearing arranged by the
House committee on agriculture in the
Office building next Monday.
This Is the first direct testimony
regarding living conditions in COM
muntties to be given by those who
are best acquainted with the condi-
tons as they affect the consumers.
The New Jersey delegation will come
prepared to offer definite suggestions
regarding the relief that can be given
by Congress through legislation.
Emphasize Serious Conditions.
This hearing was arranged at the
solicitation Of Representative Nina
han. who represents the districts COM
prising the Oranges in New Jersey.
He was accompanied by Mayor Gillen
OK Newark. They told Chairman Hau-
gen of the House agriculture commits
tee that they do not believe the COM
mittee realizes how distressing the
living conditions are. and they pro-
pose to give direct testimony from a
number of communities. in order to
impress upon the committee how ur-
gent the need is for prompt action
that will bring food. clothing, hous-
Ing and other necessaries Of life with
in the means Of the working people.
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Boys Palm Beach SUITS.
Reduced to Sc. IS and S.. so

These are genuine Palm Beach, in gray,
blue and green. Slash or patch pockets and
reinforced seams. Sizes for boys up to and
enough for the boy who has his own ideas
and is hard to please Ages 8 to 49,
Third Floor.
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Japanese Plan Cable Line to o. S

TOXIC. July IS Correspondence OF
the Associated Press)
anese business men formally decided
yesterday to float 50. o00. 600 yen (3boui
$25, 000,000) company for the purpose
of laying a cable line between tin
United States and Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-14
ASSAULT SUSPECT
REARRESTED HERE
Follows Dismissal of Mont.
gomery County's Proceed
ings to Get EagIan.

Justice Bailey Of the District Su-
| preme Court today dismissed extradi-
ton proceedings brought by the au-
thorities of Montgomery county, Md,
to get custody of Forrest Eaglan,
| who is under indictment in that coun-
| ty as being the man who assaulted
Miss Mary Saunders in a woods at
Chevy Chase last month.
The court indicated that he regard
! ed as insufficient the af11davits accom-
| panying the extradition papers.
| States Attorney Bouic of Montgom-
| cry county was prepared for such a
| decision, however, for. he came to
court with new extradition papers
based on the Indictment which was
returned against Eaglan by the grand
jury Saturday.
Eaglan Rearrested.
He filed these papers and Eaglan
was re-arrested by the United States
! marshal. who will hold him in custody
until September 15. the date set for
hearing on the new request Of Mary
land for the prisoner.
When the original papers were
filed Eaglan had not been indicted and
the Maryland officials had to base
their petition for custody of Eaglan
on the afldavits OF Miss Saunders and
number of boys. Miss Saunders did
not name Eaglan in the affidavit as
her assailant. but said he was of the
same color and build.
Believe Prisoner Innocent.
It is practically certain that il the
court turns Eaglan over to the Mary
land authorities at the new hearing
In September. Eaglan's attorneys will
seek to obtain his release on a writ
of habeas corpus.
Such action will make it necessary
for the Montgomery county officials
to present preliminary proof of the
mans guilt in the local court.
Washington detectives, working on
the Saunders case, today again ex-
pressed their belief in Eaglan's inno-
cence.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27
mrs / 5 s. WHEELER |. ] j ] R
BURIED HERE
Rev. Robert Kar, Of Presbyterian
Church, Q ciates at Services Wren
Mrs. Wheeief is Laid TO Rest
FORMERLY LIVED IN DENIsoNl
Passed Away at Iowa sanitarium at
Nevada, Friday, August 18th,
Aged Sixty-tWo Years

The funeral of Mrs. Scott Wheeler
was held. at the Methodist Episcopal
church in Denison on last Thursday
afternoon at. $50 O'Clock. Reb.. Rpbt.
Karr, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, officiating. The services were
largely attended by the many friends
!: and sacauaintances of this good woman
whom they had known so well during
her twenty-five yearsgof residence in
this city. ,, te..s 4sss4 .it.
Martha Algoe was born in Living
stone county. Illinois, Feb. 20, 1857,
and passed away. at the Iowa sanitar-
ium at Nevada, Friday, August 18th,
at the age OF 62 years.
Early in childhood she was convert
ed and united with the church and
was a. constant and faithful church
worker until her affliction made it i'm,
possible for her to attend.
She was united in marriage to Scott
Wheeler Oct. 10, 1882, and a few years
later they came to jDenison, residing
here for twenty-five years. Mr.. Wheel
er during this time was engaged in the
blacksmith business but some, nine
years, ago sold this to Gus Carlson, at
which time Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler
moved to Maxwell, where they have
since made their home. There are
two surviving children, Mrs. Mary, Q.
Ieary and Ancil Wheeler, both Of
FRESNO, Calf. Besides these there
are left to mourn her death. + a, hus.
band. three brothers, Robert, David
and William Algoe, all residents OF
this, state; two sisters. Mrs. Sarah
Durham and Mrs. Lizzie Shriner, who
reside in Montana, and four grand.
children all of whom reside at Fresno,
Calf. "a
Mrs. Wheeler was woman held in
the highest esteem by every one in
the community and the news of her
death came as a great shock to the
old friends and neighbors here. She
was a most active worker land faith.
full member OF the Presbyterian church
during her residence in penison; and
attended all the services OF prayer and
worship and her. deep interest, was at.
alllt1mes an inspiration to her friends
and acquaintances. Her death is
keenly felt by the old friends here in
Denison as wells by her loved ones.
and the deepest sympathy goes out
to them in their hour Of sorrow.
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FOR SALE
TO RENT
TO EXCHANGE
One Cent Per Word EACH 1nsertio,
Chiropractlc for You.


Free Clinics beginning on Tuesday,
September I'd, at 4:30 to $50, and
Thursday and Saturday. at. the same
hour, for, the following two months.
There will be no charges whatever,
but children Of school age must be
accompanied by either their guardian
or one. of. their parents. ~
Now iyou who, "a D i'll or do not. feel
well, make me V. ,rk for nothing at
least three hours 1 week.
I 1t is awell recognized fact that the
large majority of school children are
troubled with some form Of spinal
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children. s.5
This is. a broad invitation given in
a spirit Of doing all Of the good pos.
sible with no expectation of pers onal
gain for myself-merely to do my
mite for that class Of people that feel
the effects OF these times of high pric'
es more than ony other.
L. "A. Larson, %. c.,
BAIT Chiropractor.
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Society Notes

Little Miss Margaret Pautsch
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Pautsch,
celebrated her birthday last Thursday
by, inviting several of her friends in
for the afternoon. Clever little games
and fun in general were much in evi.
dencesvhen late, in the afternoon came
the real trea.tLhirthday, cake and ice
cream. 60
There was a special meeting of the
Eastern Star held on Tuesday evening
when Miss Helen Boylan and Miss Mil.
dred Terry were initiated into the or.
der. The regular formal ceremony
was carried out and following that
Mrs. Margaret DeWolf, of Washing
ton. ID. G., gave a very interesting talk
and Mr.. Barborka rendered several
special selectionssion the violin. At
the. close Of the program Miss Ethel
Miller was presented with an Eastern
Star ring as a parting gift from the 10.
cal cilapter, as she leaves soon to
make her home in California. Delic-
ious refreshments completed the eve.
ning's pleasures.
The w. c. T. U.theld their second
monthly meeting for August last eve.
ming at the home OF Mrs. c. X. Meyers
The program consisted of a review OF
the years work andra discussion was
held regarding the benefits Of good
Ipicture shows and the detriment Of bad
ones. Several musical numbers given
by Paul and Charles, Meyers, on the
piano and violin, were very much en-.
joyed. Tie hostess. served dainty re.
lfreshmentsr as a close to a very pleas
ant evening. The next, regular meet.
Ing Of this organization will be held at
McKim hall on Thursday, September
ls4th. at which time the reports Of the
work of the past year will be given
and the annual election OF officers will
be held. KS
e. Mrs. Alfred Wight was hostess at
| a luncheon ia honor OF Miss Mar
guerite Haugh on Saturday Of, last
week. Covers were I laid for twelve
quests. whose places were marked by
fclever cards revealing the approaching
marriage 4 OF. Miss Haugh, Following
IN elegant, four course repast a large
covered dish was placed in the center
|! of the table. and an assortment OF
kitchen utensils attached to colored
ribbons held by the guests We're show.
| cred upon the honpred guest, A, pleas:
ant. afternoon. OF bridge followed.
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JfT
LEGAL
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In the District Court Of, the State Of
Iowa, iii and for Crawford County,
d September Term, A. D., 1919. III
Sarah r. Fares Plaintiff, VS. Frank N.
Fares, Defendent. {.t# is1f
To above named, Defendant Frank NJ,
Fares: Esstt
You are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the Office OF the Clerk
of the District Court iof Crawford
County, Iowa, a petition by said plains
tiff above named, asking a decee sOf
said court that she be- granted a di---
yorce from you upon the grounds Of
various ACTS of cruel and inhuraal
treatment committed by you at var
ious times during the past two years.
For further particulars see said petit
ton now on file.)
And that unless you appearance de.
fend thereto before noon Of the second
day of the September Term. AID,
1919, of said Court, which convenes at
Denison, Iowa, September Q, 1875 de-
fault will be entered against you and
judgment and decree rendered there.
on for the full relief demanded by:sail
plaintiff. 5ss.ff9
p. w. Harding,
.r-'ev for Plaintiff.
i'aie, ;tt il,ass,ai, iuS Ia
], IA SSes,4t.a
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scHL,Es'Wlleq ITEMS,
/ ss@*****g***ss*s

The home talent play,~under the su-
peryision of Mrs. King, proved a big
success. The opera house was crowd
ditto its capacity both nights and all
parts were well rendered. The pro-
gram included 121 local people in
chornses, comedy acts and fairy bal
let's. This has netted the town over
5000 for the home coming celebration
to besheld September Sd and 4th.
The home coming days, September
Sd and 18th, promise to draw large
crowds as the best OF amusements
have been. secured. The Des Moines
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

100 ACREs-ONE OF THE BEST
farms around here. miles to town,
good improvements, well drained,
slightly rolling. Best of soil, $40 per
acre, $4,000 by March I. balance good
terms. Owner, Albert Snow, Brown
Valley, MINI, 356t +
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

HAVE. SEVERAL THOUSAND
acres. Of choicest corn land, in south;
ern Minnesota, Steele and Dodge
counties. H. you are looking for south
ernr Minnesota land, it will pay you to
write for our, booklet. H. p. Barnnm I |.
Owatenna, MINI. ~ 27-11t*
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II 1902 ACRES or SOUTHERN MIN
nesota land at $4,000 per acre. Win
take SITS ,OOO.O0.lto $780, 90 in trade,
give terms on balance Three sets OF
Improvements. None over 4 miles
from town.,
9 800 acres Iowa land, miles from
town. No improvements. $175.00 per
acre. VIII take $4,000. 00fin trade.
Box 116, Spirit Lake, la. 35.1t +
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IOWA LAND
Real Iowa Farm Home.

5319 acres, Crawford CO., Iowa. S
miles south Of charter Oak, has 8
room modern house, electric light,
bath, toilet, oak finished, good barn,
double cOrncrib, garage, chicken house,
hog house, good orchard, vineyard,
nice lawn, water works, fenced and
cross. fenced, 200 acres under. plow,
balance hay and pasture. Price $3.50
per acre, will carry back y$45,000 for
10 years att per cent. Write or come
at once. S. o. Nordquist, 322 Neville
Blk. Omaha, Nebr. 30r6tt9,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

FOR, QUICK SALE-H HOUSE AND
lot. 25s blocks from heart of business
section, on paved street. Very desir..I
able loca tion.i Seven room house, cleo.
trio lights and running water, In good
state of repair. Exterior recently
painted. interior freshly, papered and
woodwork refinfshed. This property
will not be long on the market at the
price asked for it. A,,real bargain to
insure quick sale. Inquire at Review
Office. f Stiff.
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!. HAVE 100 NORTHERN IOWA AND
southern Minnesota farm bargains.
Write for lists Agents wanted. Corn
Belt Land & Investment Co, Sc South
Federal Avenue Mason City, Iowa.
4 .$tsaf.' 32-6t*
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CHOICE IMPROVED STOCK AND
grain farms near Austin, MINI, in
the corn belt, near to Iowa state line;
terms very reasonable. Prices from
500 to $175 an acre. For particulars
write c. E. Fairbanks, Austin, Mimi.
5:ll, sssf ..Istg ST. ss,5ifas 's S0.1Qt+
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NORTH DAKOTA LAND
NORTH DAKOTA FARMS FROM
the farmers. Write your want to NJ.
Skang, Aneta, N. d. 32-7t*
n! M!,!!I!N,llN,EsoTA LAM,
Corn Farms.

- :
FOR; SALE AT BARGAIN PDICE-
49O acres best smooth tiled land. Ev-
cry square foot black soil over How
clay subsoil, well improved.
800 acres first class smooth tiled
land, black soil over yellow subsoil,
we'll improved Price Of each farm
$500 acre. Easy terms. Worth $500
acre comparing their equal with sales
made near them. Located in south
western Minnesota, near Iowa. Great
corn producing land. Write owner,
Calvin Young, Hadley, Murray Co.,
MIN. Also farms for share rent.
9a,E - I - =, 3d-2t +
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COMMERCIAL PRINTING.

Commercial printing of every desir-,
able description for particular people
who demand and appreciate high quail
ity workmanship. Estimates gladly
furnished and every. possible service
given in helping to plan your work.
The Review Publishing Co, phone %
.IS 31.tf.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27
scHooL,, NorlcE.

School will start on Monday, Sep
TENDER 1st, at which time students.
will be enrolled and classified. All
students who desire to-. confer with
Supt. C. e. Humphrey will find him at
hdg afice #at thasc central building. on
Friday and Saturday, 35-lt
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FOUND

FOUND. oNtTHE ROAD SOUTH OF
Denison one day last week, a number
Of automobile accessories. Owner may
have same by calling at this Office:
proving property and paying for this
notice. IA Gsi3 !, .,-l.. 35.1t.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

USED MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE
II have for sale several used motor.
cycles of standard makes, including
one 3 speed side car. Call for Frank
Paup, Lincoln Highway garage. 25-tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

: A QUARTER GOOD PRODUCTIVE
Iowa land in Union county, Iowa, with
small Improvements, at bargain.
Good terms $175.O0 per acre. c. E.
Miller, Owner, Pomeroy, Iowa. 34-4i'
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

If. Yob WISH. YOUR SUIT RE,
paired, pressed or cleaned, don't fol-
get Y. E.. Anderson the Main Street.
Tailor. Ladies, aPd gents clothing
treated in workHanlike manner. 60-tt
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

FOR SALE-NO. S REVELATION
kiln for firing china, in splendid con-
dition. Will sell cheap. Miss Alice
Knaul, Denison. 34-2t.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

100 ACRES FRANFNLINs COUNTY,
Kansas; miles town. well improved )!
windmill, all tilltable., main road,
Price $95 per acre. Exceptional bar
gain. Write for list. Frank Mansfield,
Ottawa, Kans. Sl6ts
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

MINNESOTA FARMS, Low PRICES
easy terms, good crop; 20 miles from
Minneapolis. Write me before you
buy. Jim Wilson. constance, MINI,
- tfE 5'"" 32-5t +
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TAILORING AND CLEANING
Stafford's. facing opera house. French:
dry and steam cleaning. Steam and
hand pressing. High class tailoring.
4, ,.$ IA 81, 28-tf
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F'oR! SALE !

I FOR SALE CHEAP4.-H POINT
electric sweeper with all attachments.
Almost, new. Mrs. G. L. Ducander.
Phone 372. 25-1t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

FOR, SALB-As Q YEAR OLD PO-i
land China boar, Cheap IL taken at:
once. Call John H. 'Hollander, $170D.
Schleswig, Ia. 34,2t =,
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FOR. SALE SEVERAL MAT.
tresses, full size and singles, prac-
tically new. Call Mrs.P. ], Eggars.
Phone 1874. = X: 35-2t
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WE HAVE SEVERAL HIGHLYsAD-
yertised Talking machines that we
are closing out at very low price.
The Corner Jewelry Store. S4-rf.
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SOUTH DAKOTA LAND

/ 100000 acres of the very best corn
and alfalfa land in Hughes and fsully
counties. Part Of this land is we'll i'm:
proved farms, and rented from one to
three. years. One, to, nine miles to
towns and RAILROADS. The only land
FOR sale anywhere that will pay for
itself. by renting. Price the lowest
and terms the easiest. Abel Berglund,
Alcester, S. Oak. 33-4t.
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/ Bargains IN
GROCERIES
ADOLPH NELSO ON.
KlRoN. IOWA. !,

i IF YOU WISH x PRETTY AND
wealthy wife, write me. Stamped en-
yelope for reply. Lillian sSpr0,ll, Sta
ton III, Cleveland, o. 32.10t1.
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WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
Homework. Mrs Frank Grimes. Phone
3O8. 35It
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Lally were down
from Vail Saturday shopping and Wis
.itins with friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

FOR RENT-oNE ROOM ADO UT.
8 blocks from court house. Man pre-
ferred,5 Inquire at Review Office. 351t
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FOR sALE-MODERN 8 ROOM
house, 2 lots and barn, 2 blocks from
court house. Inquire 312,West Chest.
nutrst. 29.tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

Il WANTED SCHOOL GIRL TO AS
sist with homework after school and
on Saturdays Small family and mod
ern home Apply at Review Office.
"a t::5i., 333t
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FOR SALE TON TRUCKA
q real bargain, A No. l condition.
Come and see it on the job. This IS no
junk. c. g., Phone 1892, m 35-l 4
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HAVING SOLD. OUR RESIDENCE
we, offer at private sale, our furniture
and all our household goods in good
order. Cheap II taken soon, Also
some thoroughbred white Wyandotte
and Buff Orpington chickens. TheQs
Walker, EOS, So. Locust st. 352t =
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere gra.
titude for the flowers and loving sym
pathy and assistance from all our
friends in memory OF our beloved
Cecil.
= Mrs. CecilsG Hecht and Relatives,
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FARM FOR RENT-160 ACRES,
we'll improved Inquire Of S. IT. Nc.
Collough, phone 1889. S5-2t
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BUSINESS HRiEFs

MISS GRACE SCHLUMBERGER,
teacher Of piano COS 2. broadway, an
nounces: that her fall term will COM
mence September Sth. Call 231 for an
after. September LIST. Spe-
cial advantage of a recital each month.
D! i'1 34-3ts.
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FOR sALE-A HOTPOINT ELEC-
trio sweeper, almost new, and with
all attachments. Will sell cheap.
Mrs. C. L. Ducander, phone No. 372s3
52 "a s5.tf.
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TAKEN UP ESTRAY-ONE cow,
came to my place last Saturday. Own
er prove property. and pay damages.
Almer Wilton n s ssgis SSt6ssff 4
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c,TYs REPRESENTATIONS SALE

FOR SALEe-MODERN. SIX ROOM,
house and 2 lots. INQUIRE at Review
office. ~ r H.75- 35-1t.
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KANSAS LAND

! SOUTHEASTERN KANSAS FARMS
All, sizes; lowest prices; terms $1,000.
and up; send for booklet. The Allen
County Investment Co., lola, Kansas.
19-52t,
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LOST

LosTLA BUNDLE OF GIRLS.
clothing between Manila and Dow
City. Finder please. phone FLA, Dow
CITY and receive reward. Mrs. Will
Mayer. 34-1t +
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-s UPSTAIRS ROOMS
for light otisekeeping. Phonlse. ~ 1s8.
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MISCELLANEOUS

y TO THEfPUBLlc
Il Do, your jewelry shopping before
Thursday
]. v. BARBoRkA and
e. c. CHAM1ERliM
Will close all day Thursday for
OLD SETTLERS PICNIC
SILT.
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WANTED

WANTED-BOARDERs BY, DAY.
II week Mrs. e. tn Ealing. 35-1ts*
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FOR sALE-MODERN ROOM
housei barn and one lot at grade:
Phone 213. 2.tf
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-09-12

The American Red Cross today
announced extensive preparations
for the fight against typhus in
Siberia the coming winter Last
winter more than 10000 people
died from this plague in Siberia and
the number of persons afflicted
with the disease has been estimat-
ed at more than 100000. The Red
Cross personnel in Siberia which up
until three months ago numbered
321 has been increased to $50,
many additional doctors and nurses
having been sent abroad for the
anti typhus campaign