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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-25
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Social Affairs Wom.ns Clubs Churches and Lodge,

her work during tho war. Refresh
ments were served.
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Misses Clara Goodman and Matilda
Herring. OF Haverhill, entertained
seventy guests at the Haverhill town
hall Fridat night in honor of Miss
Marie Lans, daughter Of Mrs. Agnes
Lang. OF Haverhill, who is to be mar
ried to Carl Erdman, of~st. Benedict,
sept. 20. The hall was decorated
with pink and white garden flowers.
Music ana dancing furnished enter
tainment and refreshments were
served.
Central Church OF Christ Aid
society met at the church Friday
afternoon with an attendance of ffty.
AZ the business meeting $500 was re-
ported a. having been cleared from
the booth at the fair. A social hour
was spent and refreshments were
served. The hostesses were Mes
Games Rilla Smith, Martha Smith. r.
"A. swanson and A. N. Thornton.
The Women's Bible Glass az the
methodist church met Friday after
noon with Mrs. Carl McBroom. 1o5
south Third street. The following
officers were elected: Mrs. Hattie
Jones. president: Miss Emma ErteI.
vice president: Mrs. John Rank sec,
rotary; Mrs. w. L. peckham. trea,-
urer; Mrs. Ernmet Water, recording
secretary; Mrs. Leonard Arney. press
correspondent: Mrs. A. e. Nickel
teacher: Mrs. c. n. Tidd. assiata nj
teacher. Music was enjoyed and re-
freshments were served. The assist .
ant hostesses were Mesdames J. A.
Ewing. ]. A. Mattson, ]. Rank. A. ..
Hinecker and Eva Waters.
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The Lilac Crochet Club met Friday
afternoon with Miss Minnie Hogan.
camp. Mrs. r. F. Leslie. and the
camp 10 Marion street. After the
business meeting social hour was
enjoyed an Refreshments served by
Mrs. p. ". Hogancamp, Mrs. r. F.
Leslie and the hostess. Mrs. Fred
Douchna, Of Detroit. HIGH. was q
guest.
The following ocicers were elected
at the meeting Of the Golden Rod
Club Friday afternoon: Mrs. Elmer
Bell. president: Mrs. H. Etler vice
president: Mrs. Frank Daws0h, Sec
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-25
GQnes,Republita1
CITY IN BRIEF
Bring watches in TO Hodges.

Bring watches in TO Hodges.
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DR.. Graham, osteopath. Masonic
| Temple.
DR.. Gordon. osteopath and obstetri-
clan. 21o Masonic Temple. phone -.
American Club dance. American
hall, Saturday evening, Sept, %
Committee.
II you are planning to buy a violin
this fall, be sure to look over our
line. C. E. Pickard.
Have you shoes made to order at
the Champion shoe shop. 111h South
Center street.-Advirtiseme
We have q few very good bargains
in used pianos taken in exchange for
players. c. e. Pfckard.
Girls over Is years Of age wanted
to work in coffee department at
Western Grocer Mills.-Advertise-
ment.
Christian Science lecture. church
building, next Tuesday night. Every
body welcome. Christian Science
directors.
Girls over 16 years OF age wanted
to work in coffee department at
Western Grocer Mills.-Advertise
ment-
Try a SieSel's music menagerie
for the children. It will help you
while teaching them to play tho
piano. Very small children can use
1t. C. e. Packard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-25

Members Of st. Elizabeth's Society
Friday afternoon pleasantly sur
prised Mrs. L. r. London. l%o1 South
Center street, who leaves In few
weeks for Los Angeles to live. Fifty
members were present and q pleasant
time was spent. A two course lunch.
which was brought by the guests,
was served by Mesdamss F. g.
Roesch, o. Richardson. NJ. Costello,
Walter Peters, Joseph GaAninger.
John Fitzpatrick and Edward White.
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Miss Lima Erwin was hostess at her
home. 100 South Second street, FIJI
day night, to the members Of the
Daughters Of Priscilla Of the Con-
greEational church, at miscel-
laneous shower for Mrs. Harold
Woodland. Many useful and lovely
in pink and white basket. Mrs.
Woodland, formerly Miss Margaret
Woodmansee. was married Sept. 8.
y y .
Mrs. D. w. Norris, al Jerome
street, was hostess Friday afternoon
to fifty members OF the Baptist Aid
Society Miss Naomi Fletcher gave
an interesting talk about her Ameri-
canization work In the east, Mrs. d.
e. Gildner sang delightful number,
and Mrs. A.. J. souvie read several
pleasing numbers, After the pro-
gram q pleasant informal hour was
enjoyed. Mrs. A. d. Summers and
Mrs, Bert Everist were assistant
hostesses.
In honor of Miss Effie Robb. who is
to be married tonight to Fred Donnell-
son. four course dinner was en-
poyed at the home Of her aunt. Mrs.
Sarah Reese, at Ferguson, Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Barrie, COL
Jerome street. entertained the teach
ers and officers OF the Presbyterian
Sunday school Friday night. The
time was spent informally. Miss
Betty Carpenter assisted in serving.
D o .
Mrs. L. r. Galloway was hostess at
her home. 500 West Boone, to the
members OF the former Baptist Hill
Bible Glass. Friday at a farewell
party for Mrs. n. F. Miller, who
leaves next week for Portland. Ore.
where she and her husband will
spend the winter. Miss Blanche Gal.
loway gave an interesting talk or
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-25

rotary; Mrs. Peter Lathrop, reporter.
The meetir g was held at the home OF
Mrs. Clyde Wright, 1872 Arson street.
Guessing prizes were won by Mrs.
w. b. Ferries and Mrs. H. Edwinson.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. c..
j. Espe.
O o o
The Liscomb Township Commune
ity Club met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Angus Neff. Mrs. Mary
Gregg spoke on sewing and millin-
cry in the home. The hostess was
assisted In serving by Mrs. Harry
Summers and Mrs. Lloyd Dawson
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The Danish Ladies' Sick Beneftt
Society were 'entertained Friday af-
ternoon by Mrs. George Peterson.
20sA North Third avenue. Business
waE transacted and a pleasant go
Gail time was enjoyed. Mo M.
Diehl assisted in serving.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-25
Renters, Look.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-25

Dancing School Reopens.
Miss Pearl Adams school of dano-
ing will reopen Thursday and Friday,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-25

ISept. 80 and Oct. at the new Amer
lean Legion hall over Cards store.
Glasses in the latest ballroom aesthe-
tic and interpretive dancing VIII be
held Thursday and Friday Of each
| week. and special attention viii be
given to work for children. Private
Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-25

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DR.. Rullard, o.teopath. % ". Main.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
TIL T8ENeEN1E TE0LOGI
sRE STUDETTER.

Tidlieere kyitteret for $500.
Omaha. Nils Berthel B2229 SIC.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

Bysteync.rret.
Kebere muligyis mantle On Ike at scnde den.
Bet anbefales at indsende Bestilling snarest.
medens OPP aget er stort en- Del af Arbei-
Diet er udfort paa ct TidSpunkt, da Papir og
Arbesde var biAigere end nu, og Diet err van.
skeiigt at f0rudsige, ON ct nyt Oplag lader
sig udfore til noget nGr samwe Pris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
A KRIsTENs BOG:
HFHLD NNIo LINo hONs
Danmark Og det
danSke Folk

zoo si5er i s'crt Formal, over 500 elegan.e
Tonebille5er, in5bundet i solidt mprkerpdt
Stirling ned gr6n Guaranteeing og Guld
IitelIrlk. r~ertcflit forsendt ! U. s..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
Frazier i ,,Kr Dgbl.
Der trmnges til danske Boyer.

Der tranges til danske Boyer
Den s6nderjgsl1e Fond m
De gamle s5nderjyske Bogsam-
linger. som den sondergske Be
folkning selv for private Md
Ter har oprettet under Fremmed-
herred amm5t, siaar- like I'll me
re.
Efler Anmodinng fra Lands
nend boenae sgd og Nord for
Granseh, lar S~enaerjysk Fond
sammen med TO Lover Stu
denterudvalg ,,Hejmdal' paata-
get sig at trade I'll.
S6nderjysk Fond opfordrer
derfor ale Danske til at sken-
Ike af deres Bogsamlinger, hyad
de kan afse. Der err Brug for
Boyer az enhyer Art, SEASON al
dire og nyere Skonhedsliteratur
Hamburger. Fagiiferatnf, saagel
al popular som at videnskabe-
lig Art, BBrueb9ger, Skoleb6ger
fBsbelaiaorier, Danske Laseb5-
Ger. ee3grafi- o. Histor.eb6 ser
velaaslte Eek emDlaref3. Uge-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

Ter BiIleder, og mango VII rimeligyis for for
ste Gang tlegne 81 en- fYldestg8rende og viz
krlig 0pfatfelse af hele det Land, hYori han
er f8dt og opdraeet. ! Sgrdeleshcd or der
lagt Vegt paa az gengiye karakferistiken
hos de forskelli9e Egues Beb0ere; enhyer'
sterre BY er u~dforligt omtalt, Lapaets le-
dende Mgnd pao ethvert Omraade or skildre-
de. de f0rskelioe Samfundsretninger og
Dirfter er a%bersrte, der er like en- storre Her
regard Hanmarl, uden at den j. er on-
talt SAINT Ofte a~fbildef, og alt j alt kan man
sigss at der her foreigner en- popular kul-
tnrhisfore af det gamle Land, som maa ele-
de enhYer dansk Laser.
Angaaende den rent tekniske Udstyrelse
at Verket maa Diet fastslaas, al der like er
sparet n0een Henseende for at gore Bo-
gen til ct FirkelfRt Pragtyerk, der besidler
saavel Yarighed som stadig lnteresse. Bet
er like en- Bog, som man lgber let igennem
for at legee den bort og glemme den. Man
vii stedse vende tiibage III dens Slider, og
den vii have farig Verdi som Kildeskrift;
medens dens Afsnit vii bibeholde Unforeseen
som Observation-Disclosures Der en- derfor
anyendt syart glittet Papir, Dg IlllstratiO-
nerne er udf9rt med Omhu og Sans for Va
righed. Formatet er 7 x 10 Tommer, og Bin
Diet err baade yarigt og smukt, saalede@ at
Bogen vii tage sig p~yntelig nd og modstaa
Tidens Tand. Arbejdet reprgsenterer da og-
saa meget betydelige Udleg, sely for ct
Yerk af dette Omfang, og Diet har kun vac
ret muligt at foretage Udgiyelsen med den
Tanke for Ole, at Eyald Kristensens Bog
vii finde talrige Lesere, og at den kan ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
TENKER DE PAA AT REUSE
TIL CANADA?
vi giver oplysninger med Hensyn
til Observation-Disclosures.

Dette Land ligger we'd Hoved
LINEN az Canadian National Rail
way. TRt we'd BY med godt Mar.
ked. Jorden eiver veldige AZ
ereder. Rigelig Regn. Irrigation
Ier like nodvendig- Ingen Man.
gel paa Observation-Disclosures Al
Kul og Tra bet bedste Distrisi
for blandet Farmdrift j Alberta.
Mango dyrkede elier udyrkcae
Farme I'll Salg for meget mindre
end de er vmrd. Skriy til 0s.
THE V~EGREVILLE LAND co.
H. o. Rraden, Mgr.
VegreVille Alberta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
Offieielt meddeles:

Under %. Okt. err der mellem
Danmark og Tyskland afsluttet
Oyerenskomster dels angaaende
Iettelser i Professionalism for
Indbyggere af de dansk-tyske
Granseomraader, for saa yidt
angaar Diet indbyrdes samkvem
mellem disse Omraader, dels an
gaaende Ret til Fardsel m. IN.
over Gransen for Ejere eller For
pagtere af taste til Landbrug
benyttede Ejendomme, der over
skares af Grensen, og disse Per-
soners Husstande og Tjeneste-
folk.
Den danske Gudstjeneste for
scmmes. Mango af Tyskerne me
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

er 10 M engang like forelskede
j def haarde tyske d eller i de
rullende Rabaldr-R'r som det
tyske Sprog er saa rigt paa.
bet er noget az en-
0plevelse at we're med her.
sagde en- af de rejsende Br6dre.
,,Jeg err som en- Fugl, der har
fundet ind i sin Rede." sagde
en-, som hayde funaet Ordets Le-
gedom.
Hvor var de glade, allie de
Hem, der aabnede sig for os
hvor lyttede de, ale de Skarer,
som fyldte de smuloke, gamle
Kirker Og byor var de taknem-
melige mod Hiemlandet: His
derhiemme og SIC Tax for alt
hvad I har yaref for os, 90 TAX
for Gnds Ord" - den Hilsen
bad mango os ON at bringe.
ON hele Diet store Apparat
klappede, ON de ngdvend.gt
Penge vii komme ind, ON Resul-
taterne - ON alt dette kan der
endnu intet siges. Der blev j.
sendt Afbud af cen og anden
sidste 0jeblik, men Diet kunde jo
like undgaas j en- saa stor Ska
re, og den ypperlige Organise
ton % de talrige oReseryer''
har sikkert klaret de allerfleste
Vanskeligheder ogl ale de an
dre Yanskel'gheaer, Pengene +
Eks.. var 10 kun Il for at over
yindas'
Men lla9 DIET Rasultart af as-
5n3eriysk Gensorenine-Kirke
&c, At Guls Ord fra DEF A3mlc
= and er hleYet laat TAFT ind III
ssnderiyderaes Hierter da ban
Arbejdet for denne, den storste
kampagHe, som endnu er ord
net i yort Land, like yeret for.
gRves.
Frafar Kr nohl -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
Zen senderiygke Grengetrafik.

Den sSnderjyske Grensetrafik.
Efter hvad ,,Hejmdal" erfarer,
blev Oyerenskomsten ON den Ill
Il Gransetrafik nnderskreyet j
K8benhavn Lordag, % 0kt. Den
nye 0rdning, der sandsynligyis
tr8der j Kraft til l. November,
betyder j hvert Fald, at de at
den internationale K9mmission
udstedte Pas, der har faaet for
lengt Gyldigheds oliver ophe-
yede, og at nye kommer j deres
Sted.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
En- to Timers Forevisning af
-
Danmarko s SiesVig
l. SAINT
'SoLDATEHNES BESETTELsE
AT SQEDERJYLLAED
.GENFoRENINGS-
HQJTIDELIGHEDERNE
i Kcbenhavn og Slesvig.

I levende Billeder Moving Pic
lures )forevises forelSbig felgen-
de Steder:
Tyler, MINI, Nov. 10. og 20.
Viborg, S. Oak, Nov. %.
Blair, Nebr., Nov. %.
Omaha, Nebr., NoY. 26.
Council Bluffs. Ia, Nov. q.
Sioux City, Iowa, %. November.
Harlan, Ia, December !.
Audubon, Ia, December 3.
Elk Horn, Iowa, 6. December.
Kimballton, Iowa, T.. December.
Des Moiuds, Iowa, .. December.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
Sonderiylland.

SonderJylland.
Danskheden i Mellemslesvig.
Fra Oversg skriyes I'll ,,Dybbgl-
Posten'': Besaget paa danske
Skoler herfra oliver i Winter u
den Sammenligning langt stor-
e end noget tidligere Aar, idet
der err indmeldt IA unge herfra
paa danske Skoler. I tidligere
It'd drejede Diet sig kun en- en-
enkelt, hoist ct Par, som toy
paa danske skoler herfra aar-
ligt. Tidf var der slet ingen.
Samtidig er Trangen IL a. lere
Dansk sterkt v9kSende, saa der
i Winter VII blive holdt dansk
Aftenskole her / Sognet.
Ogsaa fra sognene i Angel
we'd Flensborg Fjord vii der j
Aar komme unge paa danske
Skoler.
De spnderiyske Domaner.
Blandt de %s9nderiyske Statsejen.
DONNIE, SON ifelge Fredstrakta-
ten er overgaaet til den danske
Stat, og sem skal betales af den
me, befinder sig ogsaa ct stort
Antal Domener.
De mango Eiendomme VII sely-
fl6gelig faa en- indgribende Be
tydning for Dompnekontorets
fremtidige Virkamhed OF man
paafmnker derf9r allere5e m en-
Rakke serliee Foraslasre1ler
med Hensyn til deres stgre'se.
We'd Heaveu3alse II K8asor-
chez Richter j Lauabrug mimi
steriets Domanekontor erfarer
,,B. T." saaledes, at de sender
jyske Dompner vii n6dvendig-
gore Oprettelsen af en- serlig To-
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

ner at blive stedmoderligt be
hand,ef. men Vi har nu = skri-
YES der fra Hojef til .T6nder
\. Ay.a ii til tolv Uger in
gen dansk Gudstjeneste haft. 0g
endnu I'll Dato er Kongen og
Kongehnset like bleven indie
faftet i Kirkeb9nnen, hyad der
dog er Low j Danmark. Det er
argeligt for Danskerne og iset
for de danske Embedsmend
som er komme til dansk Guds-
Ike kan k0mme til dansk Ghds-
tieneste. cg saaledes er det med
alt. Bet err Danskerne, som mr.
NEST bnrde klace over at bliYe
ste1m0derligt behandlet. Men Y.
haaber, def snarest maa bliYe
bedre, ia Vi har henvendt os I'll
Observation-Disclosures ON Hjelp.
Afsledspradiken. Proyst Ian
glo holdt Sondag den q. Okt.
Afskedsprediken j Lysabild paa
AIS. Kirken var fyldt af en- Ska
re paa ca. 1000 Mennesker, der
var dybt grebne af Pradikene1.
Provst Langlo, der un flytter
til Eckernforae, har j Anledniog
az sin Bortreise faaet mango
smuk.ke Gaver af Menigheden, for
hvem han har yaret I'll stor
Yelsignelse. Mango pnskele DER.
for oasaa, a de hayde kumat
beholde Pr8rsten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24

Fra den sgnderjyske kirkeuge.
Nogle Indtrvk. Bet var 10 ne-
stem ct VoYestykke at ordne
Gudstjenester i is Kirker og
stevne omtrent 200 Pradakan-
ter fra det gamle Land derned !
On Diet er lykkedes ia, de
lndtryk, man kunde faa, var 10
ret spredte dels stammer de fra
de Steder, hvor nan selv var,
dels fra Yenner, man mcdte. OF
det var like syert at mode dem /;
thi paa ale Banegaarde og paa
mango Landeveje traf man Kon-
gems Sendebud; de var jo j uaf-
brudt Beyagelse for at naa de
forskellige Kirker med deres
Budskab.
Der kom mango Mennesker /;
ale Vegne fra harte man dette
Vel besggt. Guds Ord er / de Da-
ge blevet prediket for Titusin-
der af wore Landsmend Nord-
slesyig, og der er Steder, hyor
vi we'd, at Mennesker err bleyen
vundet for Guds Rige derived.
Og som de lyttedel De lytte-
de til Diet gamle Budskab, og de
lyttede til Diet gamle Sprog. wi
studerer nasten elders gamle
Sprog," sagde en til mig og
vi heroppe f%orstaar det, - igen-
mem mango Aar har Kirkens
Sprog 10 som Regel yaret den
ne underlige Blanding af dan
ske Ord med tysk Udtale, som
vi after og after hgrte j Nord-
slesyigs Kirker. Og vi Danske
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-24
5000

Til Canada . Cents mere for Forsendelsen)
MED dette Vprk er der for farste Gang
giyet danske Lasere Amerika Adgang til
en- samlet o. kyndig Oyersigt over Nutidens
Iljanmark fra ethyert Synspunkt, saavel
Landbruget sem Handelen og lndustrien SAINT
en- omfattenden SIildring az Naturen paa de
f9rskelige Egne, ledsaget af Billeder fra
praktisk tall enhver Kant af Landet. Bogen
er Resultatet az fire Aars Samlearbejde, og
en- notahel Stab af leednde Mend Danmark,
liver paa sit Omraade, har bidraget ID at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
WILL EXPAND LINES
TO MICHIGAN CITY
SAY SHIPBUILDERS

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Aug. 7.-Ex-
pansion of the scope of the Nfilwau-
kee, Chicago and Michigan CITY line
was announced here today. rrovid
ing for acquisition OF additional
ships. the building OF terminals here
and at Michigan City and the extern
sion OF service Of the New York Cen
trail and MOnon routes into this ter
ritory.
Present plans, expected 10 be in
effect by next spring. include the
erection here of a great terminal.
on the docks north OF the river:
building Of $1.50O.OOO terminal in
the plant OF the Bush termina'. New
York. at Michigan City. Ind: ac-
QUESTION Of three steel ships from
the United States shipping board
and an outlet 10 Milwaukee for the
New York Central and Monon
routes.
The additional ships viii give the
company a fleet of eight. In addi-
ton a working agreement has been
effected with the Tri-State steam
ship company TO give Milwaukee
shippers another all water route 70
Detroit, Cleveland and Buffalo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
CHICAGO MAYOR IN
OPEN LETTER MAKES
ATTACK ON LOWDEN

CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-ReplyinE 10
Gov. Frank Lowdcn's statement that
he would not be "A candidate for re-
election as governor " Illinois, VIII
liam II. Thompson tonight sent the
soy errQr an open letter in which he
bitterly arraigned the LVyGen adj
ministration and charged that the
GOV ernor had violated his oath OF
office and campaign pledges.
The mayor also attacked Gov.
Lowdcn's war record. defended his
own actions during the world con-
fliCt, and criticized the governor
again for sending troops 10 Chicago
IN an attempt 10 stop what the lat
ter termed "a peace congress OF
law abiding citizens during the war
The letter closes with the charge
OF violation OF the oath of office
and campaign and declares the GOV
ernor has not the courage 10 face
the people for reelection
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
HARDING SILENT
ON COX SPEECH
First Replies Will Be Made in
Speeches Scheduled Next
Week.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
MARION, O.. Aug. Sen. Hard
ing let down today IN she strenuous
program Of campaign work and
after receiving "A few callers decIar-
ed q holiday and mOtored 90 Mans
field, forty miles away for u game OF
golf.
The republican nominee declined
70 comment on the acceptance
speech OF his democratic opponent,
Gov. Cox. ana IL was indicated that
his first reply 10 the governor 5
declarations probably would come
in public speeches 10 be delivered
here during the next few weeks.
one of those who saw Sen. Hard
ing today was Sen. Townsend OF
Michigan, who came here at the
candidates request To talk over the
situation in Michigan. After the
conference Sen. Townsend issued a
statement saying ne was we'll salts
fled with the trend of opinion
throughout his state.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
RUSS ARMY MAKES
SECRET MANEUVER
Disappears Near Border of
East Prussia-Destina-
ton Unknown.
BY Associated Press:

JOHANNESBURG, East Prussia,
Aug. THE right swing OF the
Russian army which swept by near
the frontier here yesterday, pre-
sumablv 10 reinforce the right cen
ter line. today had disappeared 10
the south. and the only information
of its movements came from Confus-
ed reports OF Polish and Russian
refugees. who agreed its advance
was not hinder ed.
Increased vigilance IS being shown
by the security police along the
border, notwithstanding information
that the Russians do not intend 20
violate German neutrality. No per
son is allowed TO cross the frontier
without permission OF the inter-ai-
lied commission. Reports from Ger
man agents in Poland say Polish
soldiers have been pluuderiug the
towns they evacuated. but that the
Russians are taking steps 10 stop
lootinv. The death penalty Is said
10 attach TO violation OF any bolshe-
v!k order.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
HEAVY DRIZZLE NAY
PREVENT WELCOME TO
ARCHBISHOP MANNIX
Tv Associated Press

Nv Associated IltSS.
COL. ireland. Aug IA heavy
drilzlc which commenced early this
afternoon ncCeSsltatcd CurtailUent
OF the program ARRANGED I'm honor II
the arrival OF Archbishop ManniN
off the Irish coast on his way 20
England on board the steamer Bal-
tic. An appeal has been made TO
the pcople Of Cork. Queenstown and
other Irish towns 20 decorate their
premises sunday with q plentiful
display OF Sim Fein colOrs.
The anticipated lateness OF the ar
rival Of the Baltic, however, and un-
certainty as 20 her destination has
somewhat dampered enthusiasm for
INC celebration. %cVertheleSs, Il
Archb shop ManniX lands. rs the
irish feel sure he will. a great recep-
ton awaits him
II was the desire Of the archbish-
on Ia avoid publicity when landing.
according 10 letters which he wrote
10 the bishop Of Cloync and other
members OF the Irish clergy before
sailinGy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
PONZI TO OPEN NEW
OFFICES MONDAY IN
SPITE OF OFFICIALS

BY Associated Press:
BOSTON. Aus. g. state and fedcr-
al inv esticationS into the business
methods OF Charles PonH, who
claims 20 have made millions
through dealings in international
postal exchange, were practically AZ
staudstill tonight The federal
audit Of P.onziS books was uncom-
pleted and Edwin J.. Pride. auditor.
said ne did not expect - finish work
on the accounts until the middle OF
next week.
During the day q number of CON
fcrcnceS were held BY officials in
vcStiEating the case. hut no state
ments were made at their conClu-
sion. Ponzi announced tonight that
his main office here and all OF his
branch offices would reopen on
Monday under the name OF the
Charles Ponzi company.
This would be done. he said. re-
Sardless Of the progress OF the in
yestisators now under way.