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Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-20
CAT HOLICS OF IRELAND .DENOUNCE TERRORISM

DUBLIN, Oct. 19. = The Irish Cath olic bishops met today at MaynoOtb. with Cardinal Logue presiding. and the entire hierarchy signed q s5ronc resolution denouncing terrorism. aar- trality and. failure as charactel .cs of the present Irish government"
 Government Is Warned
 The bishops recall in the resolution that when the country was crimeless" the bishops warned the government against oppressive measures. They declare it is not a question of hasty reprisals but of indiscriminate hate of savages, deliberately wrecked on the whole countryside, without any proof of complicity in crime. by those os- tensibly employed to protect lives and proptrty."
 Declare Press Gagged The resolution declared that the press is gagged, that public meeting is interdicted and that inquests are suppressed. It also says there has been brutal treatment of clergymen and that the preventing of Archbishop Mannix of Australia from visiting Ire land was ''one of the most unwise steps purblind and tyrannical oppres- sion could take
 The bishops demand full equality in the situation and urge the right of Ire land to choose its own government.
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Auto Turns Turtle Near
 Ray; Driver Found Dead

RAY, Ariz., Oct. 19. - A man in whose pocket was found registration card bearing the name of Herbert No ble Youtsey, Napa, CalN.. was killed eight miles northwest of here today when the automoNle he Was driving overturned. pinning him underneath it. His Napa address was given as r A street
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WOMEN OPEN CONGRESS

SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. 19.-with delegates from various sections rf the United States in attendant rte tenth annual convention of tn Am erican Women's National Farm con gress convened here today The convention will continue in session Wednesday and Thursday.
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Noted Doctor Hastens to Monarch's Bedside
 to Perform Operation

A TEENS, Oct. 1e.-At 10 a. m. IA the condition of King Alexan- der showed little change. The congestion of the lungs persists, drowsiness is taking the form Of coma. The kings tempera- ture was reported as 1o2; pulse 124; respiration 34.
 PARIS, Oct. 1o.-A noted sur oeon, whose name has not been disclosed, left here for Athens tonight by special train in an swer to an urgent summons from the bedside of King Alexander. 1t is understood that he will at- tempt further operation on the king.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-20
HARDING THINKS AMERICAN vOTER COX

BOSTON, Oct. 19- Scathing at tacks upon Senator Lodge, of Massa- chusetts. and sarcastic criticism of Senator Harding was made today by Governor Cox. during his New End land tour embracing Massachusetts and New Hampshire cities and end ing With a large meeting tonight on Boston Common.
 Denounces Senator Lodge
 Here, as well as to other audienc- es today, the Democratic candidate denounced Senator Lodge as the "arch conspirator of the ages" be- cause of his fight against the league of nations. Reiterating that MT. Lodge headed "a conspiracy to stran- gle the treaty to death" through the round robin," Governor Cox urged his Boston audience to "repudiate Mir Lodges leadership and retire km to private life as soon as possi- ble. To his New Hampshire audi ence, Governor Cox urged defeat of Senator Moses, Republican, because he signed the round robin"
 RidcuIes Ohio Salon
 Senator Harding was heaped with sarcasm and ridicule by Governor Cox in virtually every address of the day, with the incident between Pres fdent Wilson and the senator regard ing the latter's statement of French overtures for new association of nations as the basis.
 ''The facts justify the conclusion that Senator Harding has stupidly, though deliberately, attempted to de- ceive the people of the United States" Governor Cox declared.
 Reciting MT. Harding's explana- tion of his Des Moines speech ''re- jecang" the league, Governor Cox added:
 Thinks People Stupid
 "He must think the American peo- pie very stupid. He continues to say that they don't understand him" '"
 Expressing belief that French author and humorist was Senator Hardings source of information re- new association Of nations. and com meneng upon Senator Harding's let ter to President Wilson, Governor Cox said. sarcastically:
 Poor Senator Harding has been misunderstood again It is a pathe- tic thing that he suffers so much from the dullness of the American people. including newspaper editors | CONTINUED ON PAGE TOUR)
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Roughly Sets Forth His
 Objections" Relative Great World Pact

electing Senator Harding, Republican candidate for president, whose stand on the league, he said, was unchang- ed from the time he voted for ratifi- cation of the peace treaty and league of nations with the senate reserva- tions. The election of Governor Cox, Democratic presidential nominee, he said, meant the effort to have the United States join the league of na- tions without change as it was brought back from Europe by Presi- dent Wilson.
 After "restating the situation" of the league, MT. Root declared that it was well understood in 1919 and lis well understood now, that the other parties to the treaty would have been content to accept the senate reserva. tions, adding:
 Plan Changes In Covenant
 Several European nations already have given notice of half a dozen changes in the covenant which they propose to urge at a meeting of the assembly of the league next month The only reason why the changes nee. essary to meet American objections have not already been considered is
 tCONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR)
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ARIZONA: Wednesday rain south and west portions; snow northeast portion; Thursday generally fair.
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The. average price of copper for the week ending October 9th, 1920 .--------.-.--------.--------17. 567 Average price of copper for the month of Sept. .-----.--1S.144
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-02-26

aud the boys glee club sang At the
evening program.
The senior class play which viii
be given April 10 Is And Home
Game Ted" These are the students
who have been selected by the facul-
~ 10 take part In the plays Violet
IIassler Marie Kelley Hugh Me
Kcever Marie Scripter. Ross More
house, Stanley Kelly Marjorie Van
Alta Ethel Funston, Walter Lantz,
Gertrude Maloncy Abram Hostel
ter. aud John Schmutz
The girl basketeers went 70 Her
ngton Saturday night 10 play with
the high school sextette After their
arrival they learned that the Herring
ton team plays by the new rules,
that Is all over the court after the
manner OF the boys game. our
girls played the first half Ia Her
Iington by losing score 10 10 |. As
II was too strenuous for team that
had not practiced this mode of play
ing they asked the hostess team to
play the last half according 10 the
old rules The Heringtonites wonld
not consent and our girls refused 10
play the last half
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-02-26
NEWS CORNER

Ruth .lonahy called on Mrs
shepherd last Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Regnier of Pratt and
Miss Florence Rowland and Mr. Geo
Watkins spent Tuesday evening At
the C. II. Rowland home
Mrs. W. X. Miller is i'll with pneu
monia.
Reba Johnson is able Ia be M
again after having the flu.
Mrs. Harvey Kecch attended the
funeral of her grandson Monday.
Mrs. j, w. Rick and son John of
ST. Louis and Mrs, j. T. Prendergast
spent Tuesday afternoon at the
Cradle home
Mrs. II. X. Cooley was called "a
take care Of her sister Mrs. Hamil-
ton Cooley last Thursday.
Mrs. l.. H. johnson and son.
Eugene are improving
Mrs. T.. y. Halbert expects to 60
To Manchester Monday morning.
Mr.. an Mrs Adee and children
visited sunday afternoon at the
Hansen home.
Stella Leshley visited Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Keech.
Ruth Yonally spent sunday after
noon with the Cradle family
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TURKEY CREEK

Mrs Mitchell Of Cawker city
visited with her parents Nh and
Mrs. Geo. Vasser
T. Rohrer aud c. Bouden attend
ed the tractor show in Wichita.
Lively. Hall aud purdy schools
were closed last week on account Il
sickness.
ON Friday aud Saturday nights
the friends Of Mr. aud Mrs, J l..
Rohrer gave them surprise parties.
The Rohrer's viii soon move TO the
nrm which they have purchased
east Of Detroit
Mrs. H. schwendener Mrs II.
Holt and Hilbert Schwendcner drove
TO Goodland, where Mr. and Mrs.
Schwendener have located, J. =.
hwendener accompanied them as
far as Ellsworth.
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SAND SPRINGS

Granda AuAIiller Is visiting with
Gordon AuMlllcr and family
Edith Kean and Myrtle Conner
have returned to school after having
the chickenpox
Ethel Logan Of Miltonvale visited
her sister Mrs ] T. Woolverton
lasl week
Benton Goodnight and family Of
Industry visited his brother, Clark
Goodnight aud family sunday
Mr.. aud Mrs NJ. \. Rowland
spent sunday with J. T. woolyerton
and family.
Daniel McBcth and family spent
sunday with r. Cole and family
south OF Abilene
Pearl, Lawrence aud Dee Garten
are absent from school on account
Of illness.
]. II Tolbert moved on the Fink
farm now owned by Daniel McBeth.
Miss Laura Garten Is visiting
friends at Mitonvale a few days this
week
Frank Smith and family Of Lyons
returned home after short visit
with Gordon AuAIiller and family
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SOUTH FLORA

Mr.. and Mrs. Nichol Young WEE,
shopping in Abilene Saturday.
Mrs. VIII Roller went to Topeka
Sunday for visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hull spent
Wednesday evening at Harry
Tees home.
Miss Lucille Hurley is ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs Bob Rice left sun
day for Illinois whore they will visit
friends and relatives.
Noah Ayers and Vernon Ewing
drove to Abilene sunday afternoon
Misses Irene. Ella and Louie Britt
attended the wedding of Rena Bow
yer and Ben Koelling Thursday
Mr.. ana Mrs. Camp ana Mrs.
Young of Manchester spent Sunday
at Nichol Young's home
Mr.. ana Mrs. Eli Hurley AMI
family spent sunday at FranE
Watts home.
Miss Sylvia Ewing called on VIII
Britt'~ one afternoon last week
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MOONLIGHT

Mr. and Mrs Charles Wingerd ar,
leaving for their home in Saskat'
chewan, Canada, on Tuesday
John Sheets and Peter Berts at.
tended Noah Engle's funeral sun
day
Avis BoIlinger IS III
Ezra Crider and family and Grant
Bolmer and family visited Harry
Orders Sunday
Mrs. Abram Noel is i'll,
Miss Mary r. Woolverton visited
the Harmony and Comfortable schools
last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs T. o. krehbeil at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Krch-
bells father.
Mr.. John Dooless spent sunday nj
VIM i'=ges.
Miss Retiza BreehaiI IS improving
after an attack Of the fu
Nathan Tobias' spent Sunday with
Harry Tobias
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HAYES

The Richard Baker family atv
sunday dinner at Jay Bells home.
Mrs Clifton McCosh Of Salina
spent Thursday night with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. G. Long ON
her way home from Herington.
where she has been nursing rela-
|tives. who have been Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. w. Weishaar and
children spent sunday afternoon At
Elmo with his mother.
The Geo. Seamen, Mrs. c. nger-
soil Earl Lowe families and J r.
Blair We're i'll the past week.
Mrs Thos. Kelley is home after
spending several weeks at Hutehin-
son. with relatives
Paul Baker. ota Woodson and A.
II. Long drove to Abilene Wednes-
day night to attend X. L. lodge
and banquet.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Long called at
\. c. Bistline's and Robert Longs
on Sunday afternoon.
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GLENWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Stoffer and his
mother. Mrs. John Stoffer, motored
to Wichita Tuesday on business
Miss Rhoda Sollenberger was Wis
itng at Levi Kreider's Thursday
evening.
The Henry Ledy sale which was
a great success. The weather being
ideal Il large crowd was present and
everything sold at a high price
Mrs. Jacob Stoner was in Abilene
Saturday to be with her father Nj.
Kropp who is i'll.
Jack Duncan and sister Miss
Helen. were visiting Sunday even
ing at Earl Mcl4ane's home.
Andrew Stoner and family are
moving this week to the Ledy farm,
and Harry Picking and family are
moving on the Kropp farm.
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D. c. II. s. NOTES.

Mr. IIngle and his class in voca,
ti0nal agriculture took a field trip 70
the State Agricultural college ut
Manhattan Friday. February 10th
ON account of the "hu" ban the
debating contests in the sixth con-
gressiona district have not been lin
ished. However there are only two
contestants Goodand and Hill City.
left in that district, and rs soon rs
that debate is over y. c. H. $. will
meet the winner
The orchestra furnished music for
the farmers institute at the Rine-
hart church Tuesday evening; NJ
Engle Of the department Of agricu,-
ture gave All illustrated lecture. Mr.
Howard gave an exposition Of live
stock judging Wednesday afternoon
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CHAPMAN

Mrs. J. Mlnnick 0 Talmage spent
several days here taking care of her
daughter who has been III. but is all
right again.
Bun Leghorn chickens sold for 81
apiece AT II sale east of here last
Monday
Carpenters from here are working
on barn at Pearl for Wilber Taylor.
The sewer work is moving for
ward and in few weeks the Sani-
tary sewer will be ready for service.
The high school orchestra went o
Rinchart church last Tuesday even
Ing 10 take part in program.
\ community school was conduct
ed at Rinehart last Tuesday and
"Wednesday with talent from the
state Agricultural college
Steps are being taken for new
house in the north part Of town.
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DETROIT

The Womcns Missionary society
will have m an day meeting In tht
church Sunday Feb. 20 A mission
AIRY program will be given in the
morning aud the thank offering box
Is will be opened All are invited.
Miss AliuA Kugler. n returned mis-
Sionary from China will speak at the
afternoon session.
Mr. and Mrs Roberts who Is en-
played in Enterprise have rented
rooms Of Henry Wier on West street.
Mrs Jim Kelley returned from
Colorado last week. She has been
with her son Patrick several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Koker were called
to Carnciro last week by the illness
and death of their daughter. They
returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Tilton visited
their son. Guy and family at Bon
ner Springs last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heinz Of Abb
lene called on relatives recently.
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eAAAAAeeeAeesee'
. COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
TALMAdE

Mrs. Miller south Of ramage has
been very IN with pneumonia, but 4
much improved.
velva peatling little daughter Of
H. y. Peatling Is IN with pneumonia.
Thursday. the ladies aid served
che dinner for Henry Lcdy'~ safe.
There was an Immense crowd, and
plenty to eat for all The ladies
realized nice little sum Tor their
service.
Thursday at 400 =. NJ. III the
home Of VIM. Boyer a large mum.
her of friends aud relatives witness
ed the marriage OF their daughter,
Rena. to Mr. Robert Koelling, also
Of Talmage The young couple have
the best wishes of their many
friends. They will reside on u
farm north Of Talmage.
4 musical number Of the lecture
course was enjoyed by a full house
Thursday night in the church base
ment.
Rev. Dobbs gives an instructive
nature each Friday evening IN the
church basement He uses the Ian
tern slides Last Friday night pie
lures OF the Grand Canyon country
were shown. After the pictures the
social hour is spent in games and
general good time 4 light lunch Is
served Mr. Dobbs gives these en-.
tertainments rs special interest for
the young people Of the town and
community.
Frank Stewart Of the Maxwell
garage is III with small pox We
understand there Is number Of
cases IN the country
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RIVERSIDE

VIII Losey's will move on III,
John Bolliger farm the first oi
March.
Hanney Sexton win move on tn,
farm vacated by Mr. Losey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H. Speck and
daughter of Abilene. Mrs. Jim Dun
ham and daughters. Mr. and Mr,
John Snyder and daughter, were
guests ut b. o. Shirk's home sun
day.
The Independence school started
after weeks vacation on account
of sickness.
Jim Durham is in Oklahoma call
ed there by the illness of his father,
The many friends of Mrs. n. Il.
Rces are glad to hear of her i'm
proving.
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NORTHEAST DICKINSON

Charley Ferris and family visited
al the Walter Pierce home SUNDAY
afternoon
John Meeks has new car.
Mrs. Howard Weller visited hel
parents in Chapman Thursday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Moore called oi
their son, VIII last Thursday
Charley Lyon aud Henry Thoma'
were Ia Kansas city last week
Mrs. Nay Lyon spent Friday witt
Odd wilkins family
Grandma Wilson Is M
Mr. aud Mrs. Hall from Junction
city visited at Myron Halls Thurs
day
Price Meek and family called Al
John Meeks Monday,
Alls. Myron Hall spent Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. Walter
Pierce.
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NAVARRO NEWS

The Roberts family have moved
In the Cook house
Mrs. |. g. Rock and children Wis
tied several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
O. W Sterner.
Rincy Iohnke and family, Of
woodblne spent Sunday at the -.
H. Issitt home.
Mr. aud Mrs G. w Day and
sons Of Abilene. spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Knute Londeen and
family.
Sadie Maust has been III with
appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs W g. Engle return
ed to their home here, after several
months IN Abilene,
Mr. ana Mrs Carl Black Of .Abl-
lene spent the week end with par
cnts.
J. Blagg was IN Hope on business
last Wednesday
Kenneth Rock Is III.
w. T.. Stole, Kansas city, was In
this vicinity last week.
Elizabeth Englc. Abilene. spent
several days with her sister Mary
llngle
Mrs A. L. Benedick left Tuesday
for Emporia TO stay with her daugh-
ter. Mrs Harry Jones.
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SOUTHWEST DICKINSON

Mr. Rudolph IIeldstah * suffering
from an attack Of the fin.
Mr. and Mrs Felx HeldStah are
rejoicing over the birth Of son
Misses Mary and Ruth IIoobson
returned Ia A. H. ). after week :
absence from school.
Miss Pearl Gump spent the week
end with Mrs. Chas. Bethe.
Carl and Floyd IIern of Elmo
spent Sunday with their aunt. Mrs.
w. G. Singer.
The neighbors aud friends of Mr..
and Mre. Hugh IIowie assisted them
in giving farewell party at Their
home. Saturday evening, Feb. 81.
Everybody had a delightful time.
They move to their new home Mar.
LIST.
Miss Millson of Carlton is slow
ly recovering from pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson AMI
Geo were Abilene visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilson have
the flu
Mr.. Harry Hobson is having a
wash-housc built by Will High AMI
Ed Boear.
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PROBAsco DISTRICT

Ansley tioss aud wife moved -
Abilene Monday whore they viii be
at home to their friends on East
Fourth street
Mrs. Frank Whiteley was hostess
10 the Young people Of this com
munity on Sunday, bountiful din
ner was enjoyed and a very pleas-
ant day was spent
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brilliant have
moved into the Goss home
Friends Of Mr. aud Mrs Isaac
Kaufman gave them a farewell
surprise last Friday evening very
pleasant time was enjoyed. Mr.
and Mrs Kaufman are moving 10
Abilene 10 make their future home.
Melvin Sword went To Mcpherson
Sunday to visit his son. Merritt who
has been confined to his bed the
past week with flu. but is improving
Miss Lillian Haas is quite m at
her home In Buckeye
Patrons OF telephone line No. IN
this vicinity are busy this week re
pairing with new poles and wire.
Christian Endeavor here was led
by Myrl Fisher Sunday evening.
Quite number of the Bethany
church here intend to enjoy the hos
pitality Of the Detroit people where
an all day missionary meeting will
be held with n basket dinner. Miss
Alice Kugler recently from India
will be one of the principal speak
ers and alone would be well worth
hearing.
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LANEy DISTRICT

school started again Monday with
Hazel Foster as teacher until Laura
Saylnr gets ont ~ quarantine
The wlllowdale telephone sub.
Scrihers held their annual meeting
Friday evening ~ the school house,
THE following officers were elected,
president, VIII Romberger; secre.
tary treasurer Walter Laney
Mr.. aud Mrs Fred Staehli moti.
cr. aud sister. Nellie called at the
home OF VIII Romherger Sunday
evening
Jim Fields visited sunday after.
noon nj the home OF Melvin Barrett.
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WILL LET THEM Ely

Berne, Switzerland, Feb. pa
decree issued by the Federal Coun-
ell permits free aerial traffic over
Swiss territory in time OF peace.
Transport by air of money, NUM-
tionS and explosives is forbidden.
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For Sale

Several Holstein bulls ready fol
service. from high producing dams
Sire Prince Ormsby Mercedes Pom
tiac. grandsire of Sir Pieterie
Ormsby Mercedes who has eleven
daughters producing over 1000 lbs
of butter in year.
These are good individuals and
price reasonable.
J. A. ENGLE.
Talmage. Kas.
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For Sale

Registered Aberdeen Argue bulls,
yearlings, coming . priced for quick
sale.
H. L. KNtSETY & son
hewitt Talmage buckeye phone)
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LAND BARGAIN!

Good eighty so acres wheat,
10 acres alfalfa; balance pas
ture. Good small 4-room stone
house. good well, cave, small
chicken house, all fenced. Land
all lays good. Five miles from
Miltonvale, live college town
of 1900. This land must be sold
in thirty days. Price $4,000.
Good terms.
c. E. EMICK & SON
MiItOnvale, Kan.
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For Sale.

Enclosed winter top for Dodge
touring car. Arnold Motor Co., Cor.
Buckeye and Fourth streets, Abb
lene. 2tfdw
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For Sale

Thoroughbred Hosten bull 20
months old. eligible for registry.
From Wilcox herd, splendid indi-
vidual.
y. l.. WEBB.
26wtf Phone Acme 116: r. II. ..
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suy your SHOES at Kaufrmnn's
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-02-26

Fordson tractor school, Saturday
afternoon at the Ford garage. Off
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YOU$lO TO$25
SHOE WEARERS

Do YOU know all the high
grade shoes in all the world
are all sewed on Goodyear
Machines? Now, shoe man
ufacturers are paying mil
lions Of dollars royalty on
Goodyear machines if other
non-royalty machines were
as good as Goodyear, do you
think they would keep on
paying this royalty? Make
no mistake-have your shoe
repairing done on the Good
year machine, which leaves
Shoes with their original
shape original Goodyear
stitched and as neat edge as
when new. "Cobbling shoes
is running shoes sometimes
Hunt for a Goodyear ma
chine and be sure of Good
year shoemaking In Abb
lene it is at