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there with the folks. Of course," he surprised me by hastening to stipu late, -r.s eff it will not conflict with any plans you have made."
 "You know, Crittenden, reminded, but without reproach, "I never make any plans unless I talk it over with you" 's' "f" "Well, shall we go tobKentucky for Thanksgiving ?" he asked eagerly. 'I'd love to see mother and to show off to them, and then, too, Pm proud of them and want you to see them and know them" I& q should be glad to go," l told him. "A change would do us good, right now" Instantly l regretted what had said, fearing he might construe this remark as meant to sensore him though it was not.
 "Then it's all setled," he said en- ! thusiastically "I'll write mother at once and tell her we are coming for week. They'll be tickled to death to have us." Fortunately, my remark had not offended him. He would have been
 offended, l am sure except that he was in a good mood.
 ! "I, too, shall write mother Hayes
 that we are coming" l then said. He
 thought that would be the thing to 1 do. He was much pleased.
 never had met Crittenden's people his mothers illness at the time oi our wedding having prevented their
 attendance. Yet I felt that l knew
 mother Hayes with whom 1 had en-
 joyed a most delightful correspon-
 dence almost from the time her son
 and I had become engaged. Her let
 ters were sweet and 1 knew she must
 be like them.
 i "I suppose you'll need some things,
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INTERCEDES FOR DEALERS.

Little Rock, Nov. 5.--Governor Brough yesterday wired B. F. Bush, at St. Louis, regional director of rail- ways:
 Hump coal for retail dealers is being held here by the railroads. This coal has already been sold for do- mcstic consumption, The dealers ask that this coal be turned over to them for delivery. Should the weather turn cold there will be lot of suf- tering'
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CHAPTER XXXIV. INVITED TO KENTUCKY.

At dinner Crittenden avoided my eyes, showing, thereby, the guilt he felt. But looked at him, and sey- eral times surprised him, letting my level look meet his furtive, uneasy glances. He was very uncomfortable throughout dinner, flushing from time to time and I knew just what he was thinking about.
 But to everything he said l replied with as much composure and friendli- ness as was possible. l laughed at one of his efforts to tell me some thing funny, and the gratified look in his eyes was so pathetic that l felt mean about having been cool to- ward him. l wondered if l had been to blame in anything, and the next moment my common sense told me need feel no guilt whatever.
 Lets not turn on the light" Crit tenden begged when he left the table and went into the living room, l knew why he wanted to sit in the dark. He did not want to look at me, feeling the way he did.
 "All right" 1 agreed.
 For quite a while he sat in silence. 1 sensed that Crittenden was uncom- fortable. i could rot see him, but this impression grew.
 By the way, Bess' he said at length, "I had letter from mother today She is anxious to see you and insists upon us coming to Kentucky for Thanksgiving. I'm going to ar range it so 1 can get away from the office for a week and we'll spend it
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cision very recently, but it was too late to admit women students this year. The College of Dental and Oral Surgery has been admitting women students for many years, and each year it graduates a fair quota of women dentists.
 "There is now a great demand for young women to engage in oral and dental hygiene" explained an off cial of the New York Dental School. Almost every dentist now desires the services of woman to assist him in the work, especially in oral hy- giene.
 "To meet the demand we will give a special one-year course to women students. The graduates of this course will be capable of earning $40 to $50 a week as soon as they grad uate, judging fro mthe large demand for their services. Those desiring will be admitted to the regular four year course preparing them for den- tai practice"
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Norway and America Growing Closer on
 Commercial Lines

Christiania, Nov. 4.-There are abundant signs everywhere of the of broader commercial relationships of every kind between Norway and the United States, ac- cording to Marion Letcher, Ameri- can consul general. In statement cording to Marion Fletcher, Ameri-
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Bulgarian King
 is Almost Killed
 When Car Upsets

Sofia, Bulgaria, Nov. fixing Boris of Bulgaria narrowly missed being killed today when a railway hand-car, on which he was riding, left the rails and turned over, pin ioning him and his aide beneath it.
 The King escaped without serious
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F. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East st. Louis. Nov. 6-Hogs: 9OOO: 15.25: heavy 14.SO01 1520; medium 14.S5M 1925: light 14.3oa1525; pigs 14.OOM15.00
 Cattle: 5,o00; steady to 25 cents lower. Choice heavy steers 17.OOG1S.5O medium 1O7JM 1G.1J: common S.JOM 1O.7 choice lights 140NM1S.25: common S.O0M14.0O; butcher heifers 7HOM 16OO cows 6.5OGn 11.5O: canners 5.5o0f6.5O: calves 14.50Gi l7.5O: feeders 6.5OM 12.oO: stockers 6.5O0l 1000.
 Sheep:1,DO: steady: Lambs 125O6l 14.50: culls 6O0M 12.O0; yearIing wethers 1d.0O1 POO; choice ewes 5.500l7. 50; cuIls iWtdJ.OO.
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COTTON SEED OIL.

New York, Nov. G.-Cotton seed oil was easier with trading light and local in character The weakness in cotton offset reports of higher crude. Closing prices were 19 to 40 points net lower. Sales s. 7W Tenders 100 barrels. Prime crude N.U)m21. .0; prime summer yellow spot ou 1(MIo3 1O
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Pecan Lake in Arkansas county has been purchased by us and will be used as private shooting ground. Carctaier has been instructed to ad- nit no one unless accompanied by a member.
 PECAN LAKE HUNTING CLUB. 1U-2l-tf.
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Rheumatism, or any blood liver F kidney dl sease or uo:iey refunded. G, s. Is a. great tonic ana system builder Sold by all druggists or seu prepaid $1.0Q per bottle; six bottles ioI sa0t Dealers. order G. s. from your job. betl. Write me for testimonials. Gnouxh esid
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an 1o sTntl p; t.517 Blue Rose S.NOm II .pn; JOS Louisiana Pearl 10 75N D; 235 Carolina 1nooM111G. Receipts 313J; mill CTS i.@iS pockets.
 t1run ricc steady, Sales 5oo pocKcls Honduras II 1-2Mll 3-I; 1916 pockets Jap an II; l,i7i pockets Blue Rose l6 7-Hg II
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York Nov. $, Liberty bond prices at 2:55 T. Ill. were: 3 12s tuO.72; first 4s 95Ho second 4's a3OU: first I i-FS 93o2; second l1's 9].2U: third I 1-4s 951O, fourth 1 lis 932U: Victory 1 2 Is 9, fl; Ni"tory q Bis .9 1n.
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WOMEN IN DENTISTRY.

The New York Dental College, the oldest institution of the kind in the state, will admit women next fall. The college authorities made this de-
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W ARNI\t; ORDER.
Case No. 733S

Case No. 1;',S In the 'halccrH court of Jefferson county, Arkansas Walter Kandoiph pIaintHL NJ. Mimi" Randolph. drtenu- aHC.
 The defendant, Minnie Randolph. is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint 9i PlAntil1, Walter Randolph. Given under my hand and the seal of soid court this 9th day of November, A. D., 1919.
 $. F. NAULN, Clerk.
 o. E. EEEN lIS, b. (. cScnl= l17 II 2l 2S--125
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool Nov. 6.-Gotton spot in nc=
 tive demand. prices loWcr Eiood mddling 269S; fully midding 262S; middlng 25AS; low middnG 23.2 good ordinary 21.OS;
 ordinary 2O.OS. Sales 12,oN bales incIud-
 ing lo,2oo American. No receipts Futures closed irregular and unsettled.
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Big Plain and Self Rising Flouc, if not the best .n your opinion your money refunded. Riley Feed Mfg. Co. 9-25-tf
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High Low Close
SPOT COTTON.

New York. Nov f,-Spot cotton steady; midding 39. 7J.
 New Orleans Nov. G. Spot cotton steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot 3,4S7 bales: to arrive GOio. Low mddling '5.25; middling 4O.5O: good middling i2.25, Receipts GGi stock t36 S5J.
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AEMBER THIRTEEN
 A a LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID nor ln1ornlation leading to the recovery o. ooo, Chevrolet car. state license No 'oeo4. W. II. Babcock. Phone 9J1SF4
 11-7-6t*
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POLAND MALE PIGS. EIGHT WEEK old. Address o. R. Bowyer, R. F. D. No
 l. Box 1o5, Pine Bluff, Ark. Near Henrn- dale. 1026-6t
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NCMBER THIRTEEN
 |. MonI $500 CHECK MADE IN FAVOR pa u. Mollle A. Patton, Mercedes Hidalgo Co.,, Bahk Texas. Finder please notify Mr. J. ID, ration at Tarry. Ark, and receive itNufu. 117-GtA
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ONE 1918 DODGE TOURING: ONE 1917 Dodge touring; one 1918 Ford touring; one
 passenger sport model Cadillac; one 5 passenger Crow Elkhart; one 5 passenger form.A-Truck; all of the above >.ars are 'n Al shape and we will sell thes. cars at one third cash down and the balance Sh c ten monthly payments. M'Gell .c MalUr
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOMS TWO, THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED rooms; complete for light housekeeping. Call 1510, after 6 D. m. 11-5-6t
 WANTED TO BUY TO BUY SOME SMALL LOTS JEFFER- son county scrip. See N. Steeples, the Pine Bluff company, Phone 256. l1-56t
 FOR SALE
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SEVERAL FIVE AND SIX ROOM modern houses; fine condition, easy terms, nS n%1r Lakeside school. Tom ,5!ohr"tt
 1Aohe 2olo. '9-21-tf
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Tbe old rel<aSn re,u e,ty Guaranteed toI one bottle to benefit any case of Pellagrs
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QAllE|EQADVER[I}ENENTS
TAKEN UP

TAKEN UP TAKEN UP-ONE COW AT MY PLACE at Twelfth and Tennessee, marked both ears cropped, collar dark minglie lined back; taken up Oct. 80, 1919. Owner can nave same by calling at my place and paElnt for damage 10 crops. this nd and feed. s. A. Crawford, West Twelfth and Catalpa.
 LOST PURSE CONTAINING PICTURES. KEYS ana small change, on Cherry or 9th Ave. Return to Hauber Theatre.
 MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN-$i0O.OO TO S5fsO Oo on Improved farms: no expense whatever to secure loan. Apply to C. S McNcw. Real Estate Agency. 10S Pine St. Pine Bluff, Ark 1O4.tf i--R LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED Il Il or bottom farms at and 8 per cent With prompt service and liberal yalua- tions. Sec w. s. Pierce. room 3O7, Citi. zens bank building, Pine Blun.
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oNE E AMERICAN ADDING MACHINE, "s "a pafenln: in perfect condition. Brasll- CT Central Pharmacy.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE

New York. Nov. 6.-Rough rice strong Sales 136 Honduras 10.50M10.0 4S1 Jap
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uNE u HORSE, uNE SET T1ARrrSS, ONE "unnvcfy runy wagon: horse will work any where and weighs 12Oo. Phone 90 or S33
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uHREE HORSES. IN GOOD CONDI.
 M Mon, cheap, if taken at once. American HAUGESOr HHAAceiSlOr Laundry company. 11-1-6t
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in nE VI, PASSENGER 1918 MODEL FORD, adS ." Soou condition! good tires. Call No. 1, or
 ulSsS BOX G01. 11-o-it
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

AuIo 1so EXCHANGE AND GARAGE most mant second hand cars to sell. We have most anw make at the right prices. see us. n t,,!. you walt second hand car. We do anna s. ciass repair work on all makes of "n's. "a satisfaction guaranteed. a.so striped na1. .es built by first class body man. We ns 'Ne mem any style and make you proud St, St your old car. Pr,ces right. ll7 Olive 'ueee' phone 1336. G. c. Payne. Mgr
 Y.rp- If
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WANTED TO RIY
FOR SALE

d.. 10 aaia FOR SALE Ah0 G''f'
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.ioR sALE-HOUsEs

~OR SALE-HOUSES
 n,a n,nuh ROOM HOI1SE IN MARSH FOX W' wi,h sSn w,th d two full lots for only $125O. nor ." n' SeoVo cash and the balance S15OO oyar iuoi,h. Go out and look these houses corr cor,,.d and then call Us. McGebec Realty ,onlpany. 240n West 2nd Ave. n 1at Goon sS F ROOM HOUSE, CORNER rents fa faios: ,- on street car line: upstairs sell e st TOT S5o.Oo, and always rented Will Tarnnt at bargain if taken by August lst. 'N's' Address "D", care of Graphic.
 7-2O-tf /, nApert auto painting and house uecoratlng. Detroit Auto Painting S;,omlppany. ;,, Twenty years experience m the business. 203 East Second, r.U.s zoz4: 1O-16-tf
 Try a Granhic Want Al
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FIFTEEN OR SEVENTEEN ROOM house. Call 1884. 1O-22-tf
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MALE HELP

u1u DRIVER TO HAUL LOGS WITH iuLn ,n tenm. Using jerk line, $5 day
 xd nd Ip hoard. If not competent no need 70 .ppy. pp Norton Vince, Wheeler Slave co:i; i11te 43S l.,ner CLASS CARPENTERS AND l li.tors to set up store fixtures Apply
 III Kress and company new store. Ask
 IT. l:t,,rn man 11-6-6t* WANTED FIREMAN FOR SAW MILL. .nlr a Norton Wheeler Slave Co.,, Room nfp'i TX iYtizens Bank building. 11-l-tf ErvrpAJ ROYS AT BRANCH NORMAL caIlepe want to work for their room and Eoies' phona o11S 1O-31- 12t
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WANTED HOUSES

| WANT TO BUY A OR 6 ROOM house ill Pine Bluff, on monthly payment plan. Can make reasonable cash pay
 ment. Jas. T. Reynolds, Geridge, Ark.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

|rwo ROOMS, CONNECTS WITH BATH, hot and cold water completely furnished, lin private home; close to car line. For
 11-5-3t' ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING every convenience; within easy walking distance of city. 62S West Sixth. Phone HH1
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WANTED ROOMS

THREE OR FOUR ROOMS FURNISHED E"ose in. on car line. Address r. o. Box
 |..r" 1O-20-2ts
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FEMALE HELP.

|. STEADY RELIABLE COLORED GIRL
 A yanrral assistant, no hard labor; house aou1pped with all electric appliances; must
 ioye children; give references. Apply q
 pue. Phone 55. A4---oI
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-05-23
VOTE $40 X YES

The Roosevelt Highway, Oregon's S
road to prosperity means-Commercial
and agricultural development Of Lin
cola County, also ClatsOp, Tillamook,
Lane, Douglas, Coos and Curry. The
employment OF thousands Of labornry
men and skilled mechanics in its con-
struction. That the counties will build
otheI roads leading to the highway.
Practically everyone will be benefited.
That Uncle Sam will match every
state dollar for construction and will
maintain the highway forever. Be
sure and go to the polls at the special
state election June Bird and vote 80 X
YES.
S. h. Newkirk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-05-23
HON. r. A. BENSELL
APPROVES OF HIGHWAY
Probably Oldest Pioneer in
County, Has Seen Indian
Trails Transformed into
Roads
SHALL HE WITNESS BUILDING OF
HIGHWAY OF HIS DREAM?
Came to Oregon as Soldier Settler,
SO Knows Military Value Of Road.
He Says, "Build Main Lines First,
Then Laterals or Feeders"

came to Oregon member of Com
pany ID, 4th California Volunteer In
Geye the Regulars at Fort Yamhill,
Hoskins and the Siletz Blockhouse.
In the spring Of 1862 was transferred
to Fort Hoskins and a few months
later was on detached service at the
+Siletz Blockhouse.
We reached the Agency from Hos
kins over the trail built by Lieut.. Phil
II Sheridan, and it took us the besr
part of day to make the trip. To
reach the bay near Newport we follow
ed another trail over the highest
mountains At that period and for
long time afterward there were no
wagon roads of any kind nearer than
Blodgett Valley. The Yaquina Bay
& Corvallis Wagon Read Co. obtained
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-05-23

a land grant and built and operated
a toll road from a point near Nash
vile to Pioneer, and it was first used
in 1869.
Seven years later the road from
Newport to, what is now, Morrison
Station was completed, and this open
ed the way by wagon to the Valley.
The road was built by public supscrip-
ton of labor and money. The County
Court was opposed to giving d Il
public highways and it was twr years
after the road was used by public
that a private ferry was maintained
across Depot Slough, where the bridge
is now located. AS was anticipated
this hard earned road brought its re-
ward, bringing to our assistance home
builders, and above all, the country
school
Previous to this time the country
was an Indian reservation except a
strip of territory from the north side
of Alsea river to about a mile north
of Cape Foulweather, opened for set
element by an act Of Congress in 1866.
have been spared to see the evolu-
ton of a new country, bad trails, mis-
cradle roads, a long fight full OF ex-
asperating troubles and delays, to get
n railroad. And now the trend OF
public opinion is to make a hard sur
face auto roads, that the expense is
fully justified by the advantages real
tied. If that is so, what should Lin
coin County do If we are going to
keen the pace? Common sense sus-
xests the cheapest and best means ITO
do ii. First build main lines, then
latterals or feeders. These methods
are being worked out and will in time
take shape. Next to consider is the
means to construct Shall 1t be a
combination of interests, or shah the
county bear all the expense? ! think
most tax payers will feel inclined to
.T, ,et George do his part. In this
concur, and as the Roosevelt Highway
promises more in the way OF material
aid than any other road proposition
before the people, I favor 1t.
First, because the Government ad-
yocetes the highway as a military
necessity, and purposes not only to
nav half the cost, but to maintain the
same for all time. 1T will SETTLE in
the most economical way the question
Of a coast road in this county, for rem
amber this read MUST BE CoN-
sTRuCTBD in the near future.
Second, because it will be memorial
to one of the greatest men OF this
great nation.
Third, it will be statewide m Its
beneficial effects, harmond0ins con-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-05-23

ficting interests by combining scatter
ed forces into one powerful factor for
the establishment of a greater COM
merce and a wider range of trade
"A good blacksmith never tries to
weld cold iron, he waits until II is
hot. Now is the time, and the differ
ent voting booths, the place to strike.
This is the plain duty Of all citizens.
II we fail in this we may never have
another opportunity to rectify the
mistake-REFLEcT, CONSIDER, and
vote Yes"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-05-23
WILL INCREASE TAX
ABLE PROPERTY

"A remarkable feature Of the new
road is that, because OF the fact IT will
tap millions OF acres OF the worlds
best farm and dairy lands that have
heretofore had no roads worth men,
tioning, it will add more than $l0C.-
100000 to the taxable property Of Ore
gon. Thus in FIVE years or less, the
bond issue will be paid back through
new tax income, without adding ono
cent Of taxes to present valuations OF
your property and mine"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-05-23
A WOMAN'S VIEWPOINT

-W.S.S.-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-05-23
WHERE WILL THE HIGH
WAY BE LOCATED?

The following cut indicates the prob
able route. If built comparatively with
the Government, U. S. Army engin-
eers will locate it. Will it be cut
in an exposed position on the coast? /?
Or more likely after passing thru the
larger towns, will It not be located
some distance inland, thru the agri-
cultured districts, up the streams
where the bays are easily bridged.
Study the map and figure out a more
probable location for Lincoln County.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-05-23

city of any county seat in Orero,
WINE Newport, on the Sea, has long
drawn the seeker of health and recrea,
tich Tor thousands Of miles liz fact,
Lincoln county is the banner coast
coanty in its oil, its timber, fish fruit
dalrying, climate, money, industry, civ.
ic pride' contentment health and pros.
pcrity,
Waldport extends an Invitation 10
'Le entire state to visit ner The aess
to our gates are ever yours and ~
you can find single mis-statement IN
tlie foregoing, | will make a public
acknowledgements of same in DUE
humiliation.
DR.. c. E. Linton.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-05-23
WILL BENEFIT US
FROM HEAD TO FOOT

"The Roosevelt Highway now ex.
lists only in the minds Of The people" +"
says Miss Rose Derrick OF the Tc!edo
High School. We are word ,ring If It
would not improve our understanding
II it were built
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-12-11
STOUT LADY.
How to Reduce Your Weigh

Get rid Of that burden of obesity
this very season. Become 1.-THE and
active. Stop suffering from over stout
ness. You may even eat ice cream,
cake and candy if you like. Enjoy
yourself while getting thin by korein
system--approved by physicians.
Mrs. Clarence Cash reports that She
reduced her weight thirty-fve pounds
IN six weeks by using oil Of korein.
Many other reports made by delighted
women, who werc unable to get rid of
their burden Of fat until they adopted
the new method.
f.. Get a small box Of oil of korein. in
capsules, at any drug store; follow the
plain directions of korein system. Guar
antee of reduction or money back.
Nothing drastic or harmful safe self
treatment that has improved the figure,
viyaeity, beauty and health OF legious
Of ladies. For protruding hips, lnduIy
large neck or bust, double chin, pursy
abdomen, etc, this simple, remarkably
elective reduction system should DO
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grapper), by writing TO Korein Com
'any, NE-69, Station +, New York. N. Y.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-12-11

guaranteed lower rates than had OBJ
tanned at any previous national con-
vention, and that the center OF pOpula-
ton was within nifty miles Of that city.
Mr.. Babler told the committee that fail
ure TO bring the convent on TO ST..
Louis in 1916 had cost the Republicans
the State and might do so again.
Asbury Park was urged as a con-
vention city by Hamilton f. Kean, the
New Jersey national committeeman, and
Patrick Sullivan. committeeman from
Wyoming, presented an invitation fran
Cheyenne.
Announcing formally that San Fran
cisco would not be presented for the
honor, William H. Croker, California's
committeeman, said the Pacific coast
city had started IT'S campaign too late,
but was beginning today an effort to
get the convention in 1924
Announcement was made Of the mem
bership Of various committees, the fol-
lowing men being among those Sc
lected:
Committee on policies and plat
form-PenrOse, Pennsylvania.
Advisory council committee te0m-
posed both Of committeeman and lead
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-12-11

leo, and transacted other miscellaneous
business. The roll then was called
for nominations for the convention city.
Mayor Thompson invited the dele
gates 10 hold the 1920 convention at
Chicago where he said "the people
are imbued with the Americanism Of
Washington and the Republlcanism of
Abraham Lincoln"
He attributed the present unrest 10
action Of the present administration
lin settling out into the uncharted
seas Of international quarrels and jeal-
ousles," and brought cheers to the
delegates when he declared that the
people Of Chicago believe In getting
out or Europe and staying out"
Speaking for the Chicago Asseocla-
ton Of Commerce, Fred w. Upham,
said the Illinois city would guarantee
all the expenses OF the convention,
which four years ago amounted 10
$4,000
St. Louis claim was presented by
Mayor Keil Jacob L. Babler, Mis-
sourl's rational committeeman, Nathan
Frank. a former member Of Congress,
and Mrs. Albert Brueggemann. They
declared that the ST. Louis hotels had