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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-22
Sun1merviUeAutO
Plant DESTROYED

Lyerly. Ga, July p2.-((Special. y
The Espy Allen Motor company. Ford
distributors for this county, lost their
plant at Summervlle this morning by
fire, an explosion In the vulcanixing
room causing the connagration. Boyce
Egpy, an employe was badly burned
by the explosion. The loss Is $4,000,
with no insurance. Seven automobiles
were burned and only few accessories
were saved The building will be re-
placed at once.
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ALLIES PREPARE
TO AID POLAND
French-British Missions OFF
to Warsaw Result Rus
SLAMS Advance.
GIVEN FULL AUTHORITY
To Send Troops if Needed.
Polish Council in overtures
to Moscow.


fNris, July 22,-The allies have dc.
eiueu 70 take measures preparatory Ia
gNnE military aid to Poland II that
should prove necessary. II was learned
mere .oday'
Jusserand, French ambassa69SSr nIass 9S Jules s y;
United States who ihssauor II ha,r 70 the
with Gen. WeyRand right b" Yn lcave
Marshal Fooh, and NJ Viynnn' nun ot
collaboration with Premier MliiaraoS sp
range for prompt suneor nSam ~, Nv 10 ar
On the same train and with The .o',,a
object there will he n nri,tsh 'u snnlv
headed by Lord Alderman Rr,,is,, i,ss,on @
bassador at Berlin; Gen RadcIista Su, ,a
Sir Maurice Hankey. "''
with fuu anthor,t, 10 Learned. leave
that whatevar aiS 70 y, say 20 the Poles
military or financial or In the .,'.. wnSsnes
supplies, will be forthoom,ng 40 ~, ~
bolshevild persist In a design to ~. rnh
into distinctively Polish TERRITORY. "
" u stated unofficially, but on hiph
authority. that this means he,n Ior
Poland In the form OF troops n thrv ape %
required. - '"vs "re
:, Already large number of allied NJ.
iicers and suhalterns are with tha PAL
lsh army, which, IL is declared, will no
Increased according TO circumstances
Jatn M chsy as many divisions OF infantry. tank
may pe transported In due time
Used as to the specific activities
tne missions IN Poland, a member
.e Ioreign offlce staff replied.
Ar. ~. v evident that the members
OF sayino 0."s .osoH ,0r sne mere purpose
arSSy VII ascertain lust what Pol
""o requires IN a military way"
poles In e,vertures.
isb comnc,, aJn ~ a,spatch says that the Po.
,,. make oyertures to Moscow for v'aTu an ar. 70
nistice at once on the Russo Polish
,a.e "a I1oht, says n Warsaw dispatch |
vas '.tas 70 tne Jewish delegation that Is |
s ,nenulhs the International Zionist con-
earh'e Y was said that the ofrer
It means Sea OF rettSg ~ wareess y ,o as the Quick
{ the soviet overnment, ''
II was learned from the sama so,,rc.
hat the Polish national council OF dce
ense has decided 10 create n new voS.
Mt Warsaw 10 jnch,d. son
les but with mn ioritv from, Pab
'orkmen's and peasants perties '"e
Prusslans Aid eolshsvIk
From Berlin comes a report That ,ba
ussian holShevik cavalry ON tbs north
m end Of the Russo Polish battle front
as advanced within ATTY miles Of the
. uerman frontier, according TO news
ON Koenigsberg today. A red army is
cling. recruited In east Prussia. it is
sporteg today from the same source,
. o.nneNlk agents are active among
Iushihn Iarm laborers urging them 10
~ tne husslan troops. when the latter
ennn ~. me German border,
Inc husHlan army which occupied
unm' ~ moving IN n southwestern d.
ection ana has taken Grodno. fort.
ess city on the Warsaw Petrograd
ulroau The Russinns are advancing
lnng tpls railroad In the direction OF
'setssI ~ ~. !. -. " -. a4..i... -
- ASh roH 1900 TROOPS
rsporH OF the capture OF Blelo.
stok oy the Russians are ofIoiaiIy
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GREEKS AND BRITISH
SEIZE TURK POSITION

ported by a British fleet, have cap
tured Rodosto from the Turkish nn.
tIonallsts, II was announced today, The
British bombardlnept OF Rodosto be.
fore the Greek troops entered tho city
was Witnessed by King Alexander OF
Greece from the cruiser Averoff. Later
the king sent his congratulations 10
the commander OF tho British feet. !,
Rodosto is IN Thrace, on the shore Of
the Sea Of Marmora, eighty miles wcHt
of ConRtAntInpple
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MILL OWNER DECLINES

tation 10 William NJ. Wood. president Of
the American Wooden company. to meet
Mayor White and members Of the Law
renee city council and discuss with
them the shutdown Of the mills OF the
company. the probable length OF its con-
tnunnce and the best way 10 start them
again la declined, In n letter 10 the
mayor Mr.. Wood today said he does
not sec how such an interview can be Of
nny assistance In coming economic con-
ditlons which compelled the shutdown"
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Columbus, Ohio. July 22.-While re
puhhcans at their presidential notiffcn
uon held the political spotlight toda,
Governor Cox said his advisers con,
tlnued work toward completing thei
organization. ''N'
Columbus today was almost solldl,
democratic, with all repuhllcans Ali,
oonsa 70 make the trip to Marion Ne cere,
Governor Cox and his aid &oped I,
| announce soon the special c,n,nn ier
committee OF fifteen. Thl .saweited
word today from the state Ffmnn Il
/, whom names OF suggested kpoinfee,
had been telegraphed for q wal ="
| Democratic National ChaiI - Geore.
White today officially ann led thsI
Saturday. August z. has bd Siefinitels
set as the date for the nd Elation ~
Governor Cox OF his nd alton a.
presidential candidate. MoI4 August
.. has also been agreed a. the
date for notifying Frankllks Roose-
welt OF his nomination I'd he vice.
presidency. Dayton was confirmed as
the place for the Cox notification cere-
for fmrng Eoo.slo,1 and Hyde Park. N, ", as that
Mr.. Roosevelt. II was stated, win be
present at the Cox ceremony in Day
ton, and Gov, Cox hopes TO be abba
to attend when Mr. Roosevelt is for.
,mally told OF the honor conferred on
him by the democratic party though
II may be that press OF business will
prevent.
Gov. Cox will write his speech OF ac-
ceptance at Dayton, II was definitely
decided today. Under present plans
and will seclude himself in his library
until the task is completed,
The subject matter Of the speech IN
already well in hand" said the gov
ernor today, hut there remains much
With the multitude Of important topics
to be dealt with. the problem IL not
one Of finding material but OF selecting
only that which is most vital"
Gov. Cox declined to comment on the
report that Farley p. Christensen, nom
inee. OF the farmer-labor party for the
presidency, would ask the democratic
and republican candidates to joIn him
In an appeal to President Wilson for
the release from prison Of Eugene v.
"No such appeal has yet reached
me-" said the governor. land until Il |
comes l shall make no statement
At Trails End.
Ceremonies for Gov. Coz will take |
Dayton, with those for his running
mate at the Roosevelt home. Hyde Park,
Y. Y. Mr.. Roosevelt win attend the
Dayton ceremonies and Gov. Cox said
oday II possible he would 80 to Hyde
Park.
JvN. wv WIN ieaVe mere TOMORROW
y y nesih n work on ms speecn OF accept
~ ss ~ DaEson; .,,,,. re p'ahs 10 conhne
Il his address Is finished. The COVER
y. saiu To-Day ne expecIed me TASK
.oulu Iegu.Ie s.eauy WORK an next
'eeN unu ne uoes nor p,sn 10 return
ere urt,I ABOUT aug WINE AT lay
p pn ne VIII y. we cly nero ~
i,o.,ic n cohl"s ceiepIa,r,o July Su'
beUause dte oi time necessary Ior press
~ ls,tTi@ou.ion @ Oh ms acaFsss' gov. COZ
a,a time was snort. as ne pianneu 10
ave ms auuress senl~out at least
'een . prlor 70 hus. .sts-.,,s-s.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-22
OUTLAWS REGRET AWARD

Columbus. Ohio. July 22.--The $500
members Of the outlaw" organization.
the Columbus Yard Mems association.
here have rejected unanimously the
wage award announced by the federal
railroad labor hoard. according 10 an
nouncement made by y. u. Callahan.
president Of the association. Callahan
said association members will not re-
turn 20 work until all their demands
are met
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VICTIM OE BLAcKMAlLER

Pawtuckett, H. l.. July 22.--Threa-
tened with death unless he deliver large
sums OF money, Mrs. Mary ID. a. Say
deH. widow Of the late Frank A. Sayles.
Of this city, multmillionaire mnnufac-
turer is today being closely guarded
from n black mailer
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LAW AND ORDER PLANK
STRICKEN OUT, SAYS HAYS

Lincoln, Neb.. July 2s.--A telegram
from win II. Hays received today ~
reply 10 n query sent py Virgil q. Hin
shaw. national committee chairman of
the prohibition party states that the
proposed law and order plank In the
republican platform was stricken out
by tho platform subcommittee IN chi
cage aa ''meaninEless" and was never
presented 20 the full platform commit
tee nor to the convention.
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SWITCHMEN QUITTING

Denver. Colo. July 22.--Elght switch
ing crews OF three men each. repre-
Henting the entire night force of tho
Chicago. Burlington a. quincy railroad
here. auit work MT midnight last night.
Officials said there WAS no explhna Ion
md tho action came without wRrning
Railroad officials said tho men were
members Of the recently formed rail-
road union
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IRISH MOB ON RAMPAGE
Machine Gun Detachment Finally Re-
atoFea Order,


stores order.
Belfast. July 22.--purinR the after
noon serious trouble developed In the
east end OF Belfast when mob In
vaded dlstilleFy and tried To get the
workers from the premises. Order was
restored only by the arrival OF a ma
chine gun detachment.
There was continuous stone throw
Ing In KRshmr and Cupar streets this
afternoon and further lootlnE was re-
ported from the new Towards dis
triat
Revolver nrlng developed at Maekie's
foundry, near the shipyards As the
workers were leaving the foundry At
noon they were fired on by a crowd
Of men said 10 be Sim Feiners. Some
soldiers stationed nearby returned the
nre. Two Of the foundry workers and
one soldier we're injured. The casual
ties among the attackers could not be
learned.
nEht occurred between unlontst
and sim Fein workers at the Belfast
city foundry during the afternoon,
when several men were injured by NY
Ing missiles. Another night occurred In
Falls road.
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80 ARRESTS IN 2S DAYS
IN MOONSHINE ZONE

Huntsville Ala. July 22.-Deputy
Marshal J. A. Hackworth returned 10
Iluntsville today from Lauderdaie and
Colvert counties whore he arrested
thirty-two men and one woman within
tho pats twenty-elght days charged
with Illicit distilllng and transporting
whisky.
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KERR HEADS DRUGGISTS

KNOXVILLE. July 22.--tkpecIhI1-~H.
Kerr. Of MurfrCesboro. WAS elected
president Of tho Tennessee rhhrmaceu-
tlcal association at conclusion Of con-
ventioh here today. Other officers are.
First vice president, J. ". Clark, Nor
ristown; second e-president. o, J,
Nance. Jackson; third vice. president. !.
II, Sands. Nashville; secretary. David
!. Kuhn. Nashville; treasurer. r. II.
ScruERH jackson,
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DEPORT LUDWiG'S AIDE

Washington, July 22-Santeri Nuor-
teva. private secretary 10 Ludwig c. A.
y. Martens. soviet agent In the United
states. who recently arrived in Eng
lhnd M sailor on n merchant vessel
has been deportcd. official advIcea re :
ceiyed here today said He In now en-
route to Russia. via Llbau. on British
steamer In charge Of British officials
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Pittsburgh. Pa, July 22.-Roscus
crews today continued their efforts 10
find the six men whose bodies are Etil
buried In the mine of the Union Col
lcrics company ~ Renton. Pa. where
an explosion occurred Monday. Three
bodies have been recovered.
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WANDERER PLEADS NOT
GUILTY DOUBLE MURDER

Chicago. July e2-Cari wanderer.
former army lieutenant, who last week
asked for 4 short trial and a speedy
trip 10 the gallowa for the staying of
his wife and an unidentified man. ap-
paared In court today and pleaded mot
guilty. 10 both murder charges. Ills
trial was set to begin Sept. 4,
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Mnnisteo. Mich. July 22.--Fire Of un-
determined origin destroyed the lumber
and salt plant OF the Buckley a Doug
causing y loss estimated At 81. 600. 900.
The plant was sAid 20 have been the
largest Of It's kind In the world.
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Boston. July 22--The ocean tug
Coastwise. sewells polnt. towing two
hnrEes. was sunk on the New Jersey
coast according IN advices received here
today The conEtwise was owned by the
Neptune Limo Of New York and was
valued NJ i2tn 200
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Cox Expects Suffrage
Victory in Tennessee

nee. during . conference at the
state house here this Afternoon be-
tween the governor and Mas gs.
ther q. Ogden, New York, q d..
rector of the National Woman suf-
fraaa association.
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NINE W0RKMEN KILLED

Jacksonville. Fla. July 22-Nine
men were injured. two probably fatally
today. when scaffoldlng In y thcater fell
here. The theater was being repaired
and the men were working on the cell
ing Of tho auditorium.
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LITTLETON TO TOUR

Jesse NJ. Littleton. candidate for the
o. q. p. nomination for governor. will
commence his speaking tour through
East Tennessee next Saturday. when he
VIII address mass meeting al SEWER
Vile. Other dates for Iittietons
speeches have not been announced
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DANvILLE MINERS OUT

Danviie NJ. July 20 The Dhnnlle
district coal miners. numbering $500.
received orders today 90 no out on n
strike this afternoon. Thore are no To-
cal grievances. the action being for q
general wage Increase.
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BUYS WARNER HOME

deal has Just been completed
whereby the J. ~ Warner home, at
tho corner of Vine and Palmetto streets
was purchased by Charles r. Hood for
a confederation Of t32 900 The Hood
place on Forest avenue. North Chatta-
nooRa, WIS purchasod by MIR Warner
FOR ti2.So0. Tho deal was made by
Shelton A. Sons
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SWEENEY IN DENIAL

knONVllle july y -stNneCIaT l~Uen1
w. ". Sweeney emphatically denied to-
day that he and his troops were ~ any
time asked 10 leave the city ~ Mem.
phiH. or were shown anv discourtesv In
any respect while In Memphis A, Il
conference called nv the mnvor 81 MEM
phir. he states, all urged that the
trporE he retained In Mcmphls. Insist
inE the situation was IN grave danger
General Sweeney has lust returned from
Nashville. whore he sioppeh on for
few hours en- route hack 10 the national
guard encampment here.
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;NATOR LAFOLLETTE
REPUDIATES c. 0. P.

Iadison. Wis. July 22.-Senator Rob
" Ia Toilette today repudsated the
uhlican Darty-the party wh'ch
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New York. July ga terrific hall
storm. accompanied By lightning, struck
New York late today. II was the hrst
hailstorm 20 visit the metropolis IN
midsummer IN decade, Some OF the
hnllninnea Mera a haR inch In diametcr.
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PLENTY nE SUGAR

washinEtou. July e2.-There Is plenty
Of sugar TO supply the market for nee.
essary needs. Armen w. Riley, special
assistant TO the attorney general. han
ding the sugar situation. said today.
There should be plenty OF sugar on
the market" Riley said, Where there
~ scarcity. u probably Is due 20 ths
failure of the distributor 20 secure his
supply from the rehner or importer.
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LOST AND FOUND

NOTE BOOk-Lost, loose-leaf note
hook between Alton Park and Lookout
Mt, or on Lookout Mt. Finder please
return 10 News hldg., or r. c. Bar
rows. Lookout Mt Reward.
Fer lost snd Found Ads See Want 40
paue.l
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Innings l3s4567s9 9R II. Il.
Philadelphia % 1 0 90 0 0 o. . 7
At Chicago "a o 0 0 0 3 0 - /
Batterles--Meadows and Wheat: Ty-
Ter and DAILY.
Innings 12845s7s9 R.H. Il.
Brooklyn 80 01O0 00-2 2
At Pittsburgh 0 1 0 0022 - 10 0
Batterles-Carode and Kruegeri Carl
son and Schmidt.
Innings l2'34567s9 n. HE.
New York 20 0 0 0 0 I 0 O. 9
At Cincy ....0 0 o o o 0 0 o. Ii
Batteries-Barnes and Smith: Luque,
Icller and Wingo.
Innings 1895 567s9 II. E.
1SostoE ......0 0 100
At St. Louis. 400
Batteries 49, Oeschger and Gowdy.
Schupp and Clemons.
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Today's Baseball Results.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
FIRST GAME

FIRST GAME
1n'gs. 12345,6 1891 10 R.H E.
Little Rock o 0 0 2 0 o o 0 o.
At Chatta. 0 0 2 0 0 o O o.
Batteries-obinson and Brottem Cum
ningham and Neiderkorn.
Innings 1284567s9 II. Il.
Memphis ....lO2
At Nashville.3 20
Batteries-Thweatt and Meyers; Lob
man and Jonnard. ss.ra
Innings 1ssi56Ts n. II. II.
Atlanta .....0
At Birm. 40
Sheehan and Hager; Meeker and Pc
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MEET IN CHATTANOOGA

Knoxville, July Especial Chat
,anooFn was this afternoon selected as
the place for the next meeting OF state
Pharmaceutical nhHocia ton.
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AMnAssApoR nAVIs sAILs

Washington. july 20 John W. IA
Wis American Rmhsssador 10 Great
Britain. will sail for the United states
on Aug 1G on n leave of absence, the
state department announced today.
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Columbus. o., July 22.--conhdsnes
tina, the Tennessee legislature a. lie
aneeial session beginning AUa.
viii ratify the federal suffrage
amendment was voiced BY Gov.
Cos, democratic presidential noTl-
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Democrats Fix
Official Dates
Aug. 7 Set for Notification Of
Gov. Cox-Aug. 9 for
Roosevelt Ceremony

Columbus, Ohio. July 22.-While re-
pubhcans at their presidential notiftca-
Ton held the political spotlight today
governor Cox said his advisers con-
o 1inned work toward completing their
Columbus today WAS nl,,,nnA snIAl..
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W. K. VANDERBILT DIES

IWfIN, July X2,--WIIIIam X. VNndcr-
hllt, the American fnancier. died here
today.
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Bhtterles-toNelee Myers, Fa
and O'Nelll. Collins and Ruel.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Harris and Perkins.
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bHIT'T IL ITIU'NVT HUt
Zachcry and Picinich.
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OP ERA STARS IN POPULAR
SONGS

Rosa Ponselle. whose dramatic So
prano has thrilled many New York
Metropolitan Opera House audien-
ces, sings that simple love song .Va1-
ues" for Columbia Records this
month. Hr Interpretation of this
ballad is just as vivid as IL she were
singing some great soaring opera
aria.
Margaret Romaine, New York
has made Columbia Records this
month Of two ardent messages of
love. Your Eyes Have Told Me
So" and Deep in My Heart" are
worthy of her operate soprano.
The New York Metropolitan
Opera House Orchestra under the
direction of Giuseppe Bamboschek
plays selections from La Travfata"
for Columbia Records. There can
be no better Interpreters of these
beautiful opera airs than these art
lists with their years of experience.
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COLLEGE MEN OFFERED
Y. M. C.. A. MEMBERSHIP

General Secretary Moore of the To-
cal Y. M. c.. A., has announced that
the college men home for the summer
vacation will be issued complimentary
vacation.
Pensacola has large number of
college men, and Mr.. Moore will be
glad to have each one come to the
association so as to give the secre-
tary an opportunity of issuing him a
membership card. One of the best
tennis courts in the city is within a
stones throw of the building, also two
first class hand courts are available
as well as the gymnasium, baths and
other features of the association will
be at the disposal of these men.
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The richest part of Caucasian Ar
menia is the valley of Arax. which
with artificial irrigation, produces ex-
cellent grapes and other fruit and
vegetables. as well as rice. cotton and
corn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-20

New Works Fashion Authority.
New York.-Designer of street
costumes are providing US with a
new thrill every other day or two,
so while the strictly tailored" suit
is still highly approved Of Fashion,
it is difficult to resist the appeal
of the gayer, more faneiful models.
Here is one, for instance, a
Costume tailIeur," as the Paris
designer calls it, that suggests al
turing possibilities for making over
an old suit. Emily Stevens wears
it in "Footioose."
II is 50 simple that it hardly
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An Electric an
Keeps Things Humming

You'll notice the heat, you put Electric Fan
to work in your office. We guarantee it viii be the best
little addition made to your payroll 1t viii
cool comfort to every and in the place-and
that that work viii be done as usual-no Stacking
up on account of the heat
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On Friday Night-Extra
Lv. Floridatown 2 O'clock P. M.
Lv. Ferry Pass 8 O'clock P. M.
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needs description-just straight,
narrow skirt and a box-coat with
three quarter sleeves that are
practically the same width all the
way down. Then, by the way of
trimming, there is a wide, flat,
black braid marked off with two
narrow bands of dull gold braid.
With this suit Miss Stevens
wears a round turban that adds
immeasurabIy to the general effec-
tiveness Of the ensemble. II con-
sists of square of the same
duvetyn of which the suit is made
draped above band composed of
three heavy twisted cords.
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Effective June goth.
Regular Schedules on Sunday.
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NEW SCHEDULE OF THE
FLORlDATOWN FERRY
Seven Day Schedule.

! Seven Day Schedule.
Lv. Floridatown 6 O'clock A. M.
Lv. Floridatown 8 O'clock A. M.
Lv. Floridatown / O'clock P. M.
Lv. Floridatown 5 O'clock P. M.
Lv. Ferry Pass z O'clock A. M.
Lv. Ferry Pass 10 O'clock A. M.
Lv. Ferry Pass 2 O'clock p. NJ.
Lv. Ferry Pass 6 O'clock P. M.
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a Cool Office
Means a Level Head

You can't deny it; hardly think nationally
when his office is hot bakeshop and his brow is
beaded with perspration.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-16
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