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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-23
CAR Is GONE

Last Tuesday Henry Saunders. OF
$3.50 Pennsylvania avenue. Indiana
Harbor. sent Carl Lew of the same ad-
dress into Chicago with .Ais automobile
Lew was 10 have SOME repairs made
and bring the machine back. Saund-
erS now believes that Lew sold the
machine and skipped out with the
money The car was 1915 eight
cylinder Mitchell.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-23
JUMPS AUTO AND IS KILLED

George Poloviek. nine years old. who
lives at 503i Melville avenue. East
Chicago. suffered a broken arut last
evening when he jumped OF the back
end Of truck in front Of an outomo-
bile driven by S. L. OIBrien OF Chica-
so o"'Brien was driving on kken-
nedy avenue near I51st street when the
accident occurred He imediately
stepped, drove the boy home and then
notified the police station
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-23
STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF
LAKE. IS: IN THE LAKE SUPER

STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF
LAKE. SIS: IN THE LAKE SUPER
l0R COURT. IN VACATION. 1920.
KOCH. EFT. AL VS.. KOCH. EFT. AL.
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SALE
3 BY virtue Of an order OF sale directed
TO the undersigned Commissioner from
the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court
of the State OF Indiana. on a judgment
obtained in said court on tho eth day
Of June. 1920. in favor OF William +
Koch Ct al. as plaintiffs. against Leon
ard Koch. ct al. as defendants. in said
cause. known and designated on the
docket as No. 1908. Room l, OF said
Court. for the partition Of the real
estate named and described in the said
plaintiffs petition--it Will. on the 18th
day OF August. A. D. 1920, at ten
o'clock. A. NJ. and from day 10 day
thereafter until sold. offer for sale. at
private sale, al not less than the full
appraised value thereof. in the bank
ing rooms OF said Commissioner. at the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-23
Bon-Opto No. $50 lines
BON.OPTO
Charuana Vision

rs a system Of treating the eyes at
no ne; is practised daily oy hundreds
satisfaction. The Bon-Opto system
quickly relieves Inflammation of the
s sgd rs ans tired es dusty. ssaHses
eyes and is a help 70 better eye
sight Ask your druggist He
knows. He will refund your money
without question, il you are dis
satisfied. There Is no other home
eve treatment like BoN-OPTo.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-23

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM. 1920.
ALEXANDER BARCA VS.. MARY
BARCA CAUSE NO 1850. ACTIOE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-23

A jolly crowd was present 1T birth
day party given in. honor of Miss Mary
Sparks. cler kofs the Bee Hive Store
East Chicago. Ind. at the home OF
Mrs. Julia Plechowski OF Hammond The
Bee Hive clerks and office girls were
present The evening was spent IN
playing games and light refreshments
were served
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-23

Boy Scouts. Boxes Will be provided
Ger free viii Offering to pay the ex-
pensesf OF the band. Any surplus
Will be turned over to the Boy Scouts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-23

SETTLED OUT OF COURT

The charge Of enbezzlement against
Joseph Lach. the Indiana HarbcN attor-
ney' which was tried IN the East Chict
go city court has been settled out OF
court Laeh resigned from the bar
and agred to make good the amount
which he was accused Of embezzling
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-23

WILL ORGANIZE CLUB
The Hungarian Americans OF East
are planning to cooperate
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01
&flansen, lueldJe Icndtcn.

8iele bnben gelegentli6 oie Bflan.
sc geie6er, tuel6e, nit Siniueis ollf
cine bibIiIde @eifi6te, Der 9rer-
nenoe @ui6 (Moiis) genannt miro.
Mdllder bat eir brenllenoes Strei1.
bol5 ent5iinoct urlo an Die fe6errt.
artieen @lltmerl uro 9l4tter gebnl.
ten; er iab oas 5arte SlGmmden
iiber sic Sberfldde ser @flan5e lalt.
fen, obte bob oieielbe irgenopie be-
i11oigt pliroc, ODER iiberbnupt ir-
geno cine @irfung gu bemerfen mar.
8cniger befannt lit eS aber Dem
2aienpublifum, oab eS cine gai1Se
@n5ob[ @attungen 9lumen gibt,
nelde elm 2i1t musitrablen, oas bon
ibnen ielbIt fommt. Inter ibnen iin6
10 bolfstiimli6e 8liitenpflanaen, pie
sic @oloblime (.MarigolbD, ge.
piIie @rtcil bon 2iIien, ser orienta.
Iii6e Mobn lino oos, in oielen 4rei-
fen 70 beliebte Naltlrtium a1,f oelien
lcidtenoe gigeni6aft man crit Der.
Notwithstanding ipdt altfmerfiam tulr.
Sc. Ser 2i6tidein bieier Gflan5e er.
idcint niht an alien @lumen i'm
@eet 5ugleid.
9ie 3odter oes eroBen idmeoi-
i6en Iflan8en-@ alebrten Gimme be.
merfte an eirein marmen CONNER.
abeno, i'm Sabre 1862, oaB einige
NoIturtien i'm @nrtcn hires 8aterS
fleinc. aber gang oeiltlife 2i6tblite
cntianoten. Sbre Nngabe erreste erit
lli,r unoldubiges &opfi6iitteln, muir
6e ober BON anberen Sori6ern bal0
beitdtiQt, nelde nod mebr berartige
gntoedlnaen mahten. &amelicnblu-
men erqliiben III fanftem 2ifte, oas
an Sen Monoi6ein erinnern fam.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01
Ser @riGcnipOrt in GGinu.

Die 8ergnii9rnGcn Ser Gbinelcn
iino nidt iebr uiclleitig: tic fcnnen
feline 53meifdmpfe, ~nufregenoe, blu.
tige G6auipieIe, wie Stier., sab.
ncrl. unO Soiritfdmpie, 9feroerennen
uno 8reibiagoen iino ibnen fremO,
oagegen bepor6ugen tie ais Inter
holtutgSmiitel aarten, 6eoerbaa,
BapieroradJen, S6dd, 9omino II.
0gl. Sn man6en @eeeitoen fomnt
nod oa5ll ser @riaenfampf. 2eute,
ole lid Oieiem Sport bingcbcn,
5iidten @riaen lnO prablen nit be.
ionoer8 treffIiden Stiiden oieier
SnIeften. @uf oieIe ipin5igen Eier.
den peroen bobe 8etten gei6loiien,
gou5c @erm0gen geiDomen o6er
pcrIoren. Die 2eioeni6aft fir Die
i6mar3e Grille lit fir mnn6en ber-
b4ngniSboa %geruoroen.
Sn &efing mo ltmgebung lit
ser @riaeniport 10 b%erbreitet, BOB
sic gum Sang uno Glufbepabren
ser Sier6en notigen @erGte pif)-
tige &onoelsortifel porItelen. Wtit
einem oieier 8erf8eilge fdngt man
sic @riQen, sic onoeren oieneu 81
ibrer 9eberbergung, oie oritten iino
n0tig gum @ampf ielblt. Die SteIle,
mo 1i6 cine Grille oltfbGlt, miro
borlihtig nit elmer 0rabtfuppel
beocdt, 0omit oos Snieft ni6t emf
peiden fam. Damn 6ringt Der
HriaeniGger oos Sier6en ouf iebr
i6arfiinnige @eiie in einen 8ebdl-
fer, ser aus eirler ettpa Is 3ettti-
meter longcrl, an bei0en Seitert
offenen &0bre ltno oits 5fpei Sda-
len beItebt, BON oenen Ole cine often,
sic onocre nit einem 0edel Der.
ieben lit. 9estere oient Der Grille
5ltm 4%ufentbolt; es befinoet Ii6
odrin elm t0nernes S1lsden bon
@eItolt elmer Sunoebiitte i'm fleineu,
rtrr nit 5pei gegeliiber liegenoeu
MusgGngen uno ooneben elm mini
3iges S9dlfen nit 9teis uno @ai-
fer our Siitterung. 0rabtfuppel
nno &o6re ols ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ii1o n0tig, neil oosSnIcft benin Gin
fangen nit Sen Sdnoen Ieidt be-
i6d6igt unO gum 3meifompf I'M
taugli9 eemoht miro, pd6rero es
iid unoefdbroet in fem tonernes
@efdn0nis brinqen ldBt, tpenn man
oos cine @noe oes &obres 0nr6
oas 9rabtgitter Ser &rppel 5pdn9t.
9os dngitlid an Sen 81n6en iei.
ner Sale berumflotternbe uno mad
einem Irsgarg iiidenoe Sierden
i6liipft i%nitinftip in 6as &0br6en,
aus Dem es leift 6ur6 9laien in
6ie entgegengeiebte Seffnlng uno
Die %oarunter gebultene S6ale ge-
bradt miro.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

nit tcnciobme, menn es @iBneB
meiue Oubt."
@ca, Serr &coadtionGr, mas iage
&c 5u 10 cn 2cier2 IS is e ifubres
Gina. ih b0tt nit 10 e Storie ouf.
made fonte, I'M lucnn mein orilt-
ielioes Gene oltf Ocn Spiel geitatoe
b6tt. SD ocbt nit gleiAc, ipenn mid
en- O~ieienter Nteni6 en- 2eier RUE
Debt, iii BON ole 2i35ie m0Gt i6 audi
nit 10 bctitclt iueroe. 9o is es mid
0o6 nod oiel 0ouieno NAL lieper,
menn mid elmer en- @ieI In e &ino-
uieb RUE 0libt nomit i1 per6Ieitpe
Shine Sbrn liefper
@bilipp Soueramper.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

Sein @a6etag. @iner
BON oen &ei6en bate IN ieinem
n~ellerbnltten Sauie beionoeren 8ert
oltf Elm munoerpoaes 8aOe5immer
gclegt, oas nit marmornen Stufen
MoioiffuBbooen, &u6elpanle, Sill
berbel6ldgen ulo @lfenbeinbanogrif-
fen olif oos berrli9ite ge5iert mar.
Als er Dies Snpel( noa Stol5 eirlem
Sreunoe 5eigte, bemerfte er babel:
gu nirIt Dir oenfen tonnen, pie
ie6r i6 mid ieBt in;iier arf Cont
a6eno fretel"
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

Ger SeIo. Sran aiefcbuid
miro auf Ser StraBe bon einem
flaffenoen &errier angefallen. an-
itatt ibr bei5uiteben, fliidtet i6r
@atte ms nadlte Saustor.
S6lieBli6 laBt Der aoter ab un0
trottet 0abon, pGbreno Srau &icfe-
bul6 ibren @beliebiten NIT elmer
S~tanopaufe iiberidHttet:
oNa, oas mar ia eben re6t biibid
bon oirl 3u 8angbiir, on! &neifit
Dor cinem &oter ausl llno babel be-
ba1pteit Oh INNER, on bait i'm &rie9
Dem 500 mieoerbolt ms @ngeiidt
geblift unO feline Ingit gefannt!"
~@ber Srauden, ser Sulo mar
bod gar nidt toll"
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01


Siitorid d.. Gin &oman-
i6riftiteaer rei6t bel einem Ser
lage einen &oman elm, Der folgenoe
Steae entbalt:
so ging oenn oas Saar froben
@emiites auf Die 8obnungSin9e.
Gton nad einigen Stunoen batten
lie Die geeignete 8obnltng 5u ange'
meHenem Yreis gefunoen."
@enige Gage ipater erbalt Der
8erfalier iein &omanfperf 5uriid nit
Gem 8ermerf:
u@ie mir Sbnen bereits cedric
ben, baben mir fir Siitorii1es feline
8erpenoung."
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01


-grfenntnts. 8, id glait-
be, on 6ereuit eS, mid gebeirdtet gu
boben."
ngber, Iiebes &ino, mein Ser5 lit
nit meiner @a6l INNER nod cin-
peritonOen, ober ser Magen modt
mir ~aleroinos oie bitteriten Sor'
miirfe."
Il mgefebrt mars do.
ner gemeen ~gtur, tpie mars
g~eltern obeno BEL MeinS?"
SEA, 10 70! gelr idien elm SEQ
bolo icin Spiel SIT treibcn: ben See
befam man oiinn mo 0as &laoier'
ipieG unO Sen @eiatg Der @irtin
bid"
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01
Mip Innne es 6auert.

@ie LANCE es oauert.
sic fonnen gemiB cine Jrage emit
Idci6en," baten in elmer @eieai9aft
einige iiingere @bemdnner einen al
ten &errn. u8ie longe oallert es
ungefdbr, bis Wann uno 6rau gan5
bormonii1 miteinanoer leben2"
r0a5u bin id," erpioerte Der Sc
fragte, oie @dieln 8ltdeno, r5lt mel
ltem 8eoauern ni6t competent ge-
mug = id bin crit pier5ig Sabre
p%erbeiratet!"
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

@ 6einbarer 8ioer.
fprn6. Observation-Disclosures: Sogen
sic nal, mer ifanoaliert oenn 10
loltt i'm &omptoir Sbres Gbefs?
&ommis: 0as2 - 9aS lit ut-
fer filler &ompagnon!
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

= @emGtIi9. @ait: DGrluu-
ben Sic, @iloI6wcinbraten ncrrncn
Sic Dos? 9as lit bod getpobn-
li6er!"
@irt: rNa, ia, meine alte mar
nGmli1 10 milo benin &o6en!"
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

&in0ermun6. @iai (5nm
Setter, einem S%tuoenten): Gid
mo9t i9 gum 2ebrer baben.
Stuoent: @arum 0enn, Slnge2"
8ini: Sea, OH piirOeit mid gemiB
INNER DerIeBen.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

@rfab: ~Gd, @utti, idenfe
mir bod elm Mdr6enbu9 gu mel
mem @eburtstag!"
Mutter: Gin Mdr6enbud9 I6
mas, nimm Dir mein 4o9bu9, on
Iteben Die idonlten @ar6en orin~
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

Ole &ettnng. S6per in
@eoonfen periunfen i4ritt Serr
Miiller ieines @eges; er bate
ideinbar elm i6weres Sroblem gu
loien. Oa er in Ser S~initernis niat
ueiter auf oen @eg aGtete, 10 itieB
er nit einem Gentleman Der uunter-
ften 3ebntauieno" 8uiammen. $50
qebn's bod a1t, 50 2ali!" i9rie
i'm Ser cole 3%eitgenoiie an. = ga
pcrfl1rte ein 2a6eln oas Mntlis
Miiaers: nSeurefa, i6 bab's!"
uG6lali" ion mein neues 3igaretten'
papicr beiBenl"
S9er5frage. User tit
bellte am beiten un~ge5ogen2"
.Oie Stcueridraubel"
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

unter 8eobadtun g.
Sci elmer @eieni6aft puroe elm bib
ihes MGoel elmer geraoe eingetre-
tenen Glteren Dame porgeiteat. Sns
@eiprab s%efommer, er5ablt Die jun
&c Dame etipas pifiert:
.@eiB Der &udud, mas in Den
sroBen, blonoen, gutausiebenoen
Serrn ga oriiben nit ben grauen
S6l1fen gefabren lit. Die gan8e
s3eit 6at cr mir oen Sof geinadt,
nno ictt iiebt er MIDI niGt NAL mebr
on"
,8icllei9t bat er mid bereinfom-
men ieben," oeriette Ole altere Id
felno: .er lit n1mli9 mein @atte."
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

-Stonbeseem d 5 @ 0 t.
prGgung. g.: uSieb MIR, tpie
Sic Softer oes &er5enfdbrlfanten
nit Ben Serren flirtet!"
g.: Cine gang paraffinierte
&ofettel"
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01
6ars 3nleben.

Gin Stromer bat lange 3eit Ell
mem am Sluiie angelnoen Serrn gu
gei6aut. Gmolid ge6t er an Die
fen beran llno ruff in baridem Con:
90, / bitt' Inn fiinf5ig @fennigl
Nngler: 81 berrieies, mel GU
better, fer mas oenn2
Stromer: So, %glauben's benn
bolt, / i6au Sbna fir umlonit Den
ganSen Morgen i9o 5u?
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

Ger 8rofcifor. so -
nun bdtte i'd Die funfentelegrapbi.
i6e 8erbinoung NIT Dem Mars
gliidli9 bergeiteat! 8em i9 iest
BLOB au6 SelepbonanihluB an met
men &oblenraum befommen fonntel"
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

s ii + re : linn @ottes Winen,
ni6t 10 meit Dor, sic itiir5en ia a6l
it: So, Wiiien &c, i9
muB e biBden nobe rangeben, ionit
gam id oe Musiidt mid ergenn'
i6 bin Sc ndmli9 e biBGen lebre
flir5itdtigl
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

n@ieOiel Mitglieoer iino geipobn-
lid an Gitren literarii6en s(bcnoen
anpcIen02"
r@arte mali. Sid. iino INNER
allf Der &egcl6abn = bier am Bill
laro uio orei ipielcn Sarod - alio
bur6idnittli6 iino fiini5ebn Berio.
men antpeieno."
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

~
is in ole 9Obrt
getreit tporOe, nit
aus ooB mir al
Den 8ittneBItauO
gu eebn ben bralt'
DIE. Der 8eoes.
peiler bat geiagt,
er mar frob, bic
fabs I6IieBlid iuG.
mare aud uniere
Routa in sic Nph.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

Neuib bin ib NIT mencn Better af Der Sago 9epefn. Dem
fommt Elm aaptaIbiri6 angerannt. Oerelbe lest iber etnen tefen Gro.
ben - inn ie6en Noment fradts uno bot linn ibon". Tfetn Better eIt
bin, bbt Sen SirIb in Die Sobe, lhgt ELM Si Orunter - Der grao an-
fduig untcn DorbeiGef uuf ben Der Siri6 fil uno ibn tottblugl -
,Sdef", REF er mir st ,oa fhau' Der, 10 a SauglIdl" uno ihagt
oe Sano suIanmcn! g8ie er sic Sdno' pieoer alfmadt, bot II cine
Sdnepfc orinn g9abt .Oe asoann tot our groe faltl j
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

Sart. n9ie 9raut oeines
Trelnoes lit mobl iebr mager?"
o&m = G6oBbuno mOdt' i6 bel
Der ni6t iein!"
@ioer1egt. Strait @eper:
.Sbr 9rdutigam ideint redt ober-
floAli6 5u ieinl"
6rGulein: raber id bite Sic =
er lit oo9 acknowledgement"
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01
Sn Ser ainOeritnbe.

a: @aS ma6t ibr oenn
fir einen 21rm, 4inoer?
&mrt: Sa, Ser 9adl bat meirten
8fannfu6en gegeiienl
sc a a.: Oh balt i'm ia in Ser
San0 uno pinit i'm elienl
&nrt: @d, bas lit ia Giles
Yfannfuden.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

&ommis g.: S0ren sic, Sbren
Tolten mo6t' id niht ba6en. Sabr-
aus, iabrein Alters- 8erii6erungs-
Marfen e~infleben, oas muB bod
furdtbar Iangpeilig iein.
&ommis Q. (Sn6ie): 8 nd,
8erebrtcIter, iGb'n &c, i9 mad
mir man9mal ben SpaB uno flab'
Die Marfen perfcbrt elm, 90 lit bod
n biB1en acknowledging babel!
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01
GHrmEr Sd3rEibrbrttf nrs
NbtItpp S~aMEramptEr.
141.

0aein Iieber Serr Saskatchewan
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

Gtubent Cribmorgens bonn &onmers nod Sauie fommenO):
Sic - Sic freder acrl, mas baben Sic in meinen 9ett 3h inhen?"
G9neiosr: $50, id porte felt eerhrn auf Sic ro babe mid
oermeie in Sr 9ett gelegt oas lit ia Der eini5ge St, mo ih Sic NAL
ertpnden fnnn"
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01

a.: IS lift fbouoerbaft tpe Ser aerl, Ser SfuG8e, grob it, tucnn er
enen Nfen bat.
g.: ga lobe ih Did, auouf, ou beibft Dir It8 gIcih.
81: gue netnt on ons?
o.: g1n, on fannit betrunfen ntdt grober tperoer, als nie on Mid.
tern bit
Washington Journal., 1920-10-01
Der uurFdJtigc 2OluentdnOigcr.

nYlit meinem @Ilito bob i1 iGon
re6t traurige @%rfabrungen gcmodt;
oo fam man bel oen 8oriteaungcl
ri6t 9enug porii6tig iein! =
Seltt' i9eint CT mie0er
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-16

Visit 70 relatives IN Tayicr COUNTY. Z
Mr. and Mrs. }. o. Nay have pur-
chased property In Reeves avehne and
VIII move soon rom Pittsburgh and
make their future home there. ~ =
MIS- Hugh Ball, of Guifey street, is
recovertns from a several days severe
Miss Virginia Rowe, who is sur.
gtcal patient at Cook hospital, Ms re.
covering nicely. - 4
Mrs: Watson, Of Wilson street, rs
quite Ill with influenza.
Miss Ruth Musgraye. OF Morgan.
town avenue. is recovering from diph.
A child of Mr.. and Mrs Hickman. Of
Morgantown avenue, and also one OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hayhurst's chill.
dren are III with diphtheria..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-16
c. 0. ENGINEER
HAS TERRIBLE
EXPERIENCE
G. T Harry, of Ironton
Ohio Able to Return
to Work.

CT. Harry, Of las North Fourth
street, Ironton, 0hio. 3 back on the
Job again, feeling Tine and hasn't
mi1sed . days work since he began
taking the Reese Formula Ri. In q
1tatement Mr.. Harry says: 81 suffered
for years with stomach trouble, my
Hver and kidneys we're also affected
and until 4 begz1 taking the Reese
Formula Ri ] was unable to work
more Han half tae ftzae ard cea2airel
Of ever besng we'll again. Eating was
torture 70 me. / was bilious, bloated,
couldn't sleep, would get up In the
morning tired, nervous, irritable and
Ut1k ltrted q number OF doctors and
every remedy / knew OF. At last the
Reese Formula was recommended to
me, bought q bottle and after the
second day. I began feeling better and
was able TO return to work.
II have taken two and half bottles
and don't believe / ever felt better In
my life. sleep well now and get up
In the morning Refreshed and vigorous.
The trouble with my stomach, liver and
kidneys have all disappeared and feel
stronger In every way.
work requires me to be up at
~ hours Of the day and night, and nat.
1raiiy my meals are irregular, but that
doesn't bpther me now. consider the
Reese Formula Ri the best stomach.
liver and kidney remedy as well a.
ionic and system builder to be had at
my PRICE such at least has been NV
y want % sreeomnend The Reese
||..... ~ IL. Z 4.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-16
MANY SIDED NAN
THIS MISSIONARY.
Rev. Geo: a. Lea1y Seems ia
Have Lived Up to His
Name Quite Literally.

II Iro PEI - ftn.-.r. a. 49,. ~
49, - =. q ss es -. .eas osp
..'P ,','7'o'Af y Kodiak, ALASKA,
should decide to sfcrsake the ministry
Tor eight on ten sof the dozen profes.
rioDe e,cr,,nat tl;;,ns ana trade. ~ ha.
:, c 80. - e' NC Aa'
ne would probably nave 70
engage q staff of expert accountants
10 figure hts next years income tar.
Men ~ yn.ry. ..,.i,in,,s. o.. mn, urcor.
=, Z. = - - :.
p'va @'9ps me me, Irali. Oh tne iukon Z.
But Tor one kman-and minister too
Ito be editor. plumber. teacher, en-.
.ic,o,.i a,,,t sf.y,t .,,,o,,r. ,a,,, NOV. g.,
one Il bsvnr,d ia ken ~ ordinary ntor.
fo,s 80 =
<fben)Mr I,earn left his snne mas.
torofe IN NewfYori. several years ago
"a {o3rnev 4, t,,s land ~ the midnight
aim he 7erneTted IN become a ,niss;on.
ars evanreIisf s,The Northern Rantists
b.5 j,esn' !, ssip ned Itod;aE. and adiac.
. ami ;sia1as 4 Z fheir territorv fo,. evan.
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ING fsty !, NaI. earn SCOT became a
prest,seo luoctors ana nurse.
one ot the oirect results 'of the
III rayages was me establishing OF
an orpnange on tne Island where par
crtiess children could be cared for.
During the construction the minister
proved that he was as adept at "wip-
ing Joint as ne was at saving a
soui f5e also turned out to be some
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Rheumatism Back on the JOB.
With Its Old time Fury

blood OF the germs that cause tho
disease. S. S. S. has no equal as
10 blood purifier, scores of sufferers
say that It has cleansed their blood
OF Rheumatism, and removed all
trace Of the disease from their
system.
/ Get a bottle of S. S. s. at your
drug store and get. on the right
treatment to-day. If you want
special medical advice, address
Medical Director, 102 Swift Labo-
ratory, Atlanta, Ga. I
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'l6l)I !sszzzsssz9'

Wheeling was the rallying point OF
the loyal forces Of West Virginia al
the beginning OF the Civil War. The
conventions that preceded the forma:
ton OF new war.born state were held
at Wheeling. The restored govern.
ment OF the State OF Virginia and then
the new government Of West Virginia
were both located at first at Wheel.
ing. The recruiting center for large
part Of what Is. now West Virginia and
Of parts OF nefghboring states was 10.
Gated ION the island" in Wheeling.
For some months the headquarters OF
what was known as the Mountain De
partment Of the Union Forces was a,
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cau.e. Of Me,mery. STIRRING.

aHow I love the smell Of wood
are,r Is common exclamation. Now,
there's nothing delightful about smell
Of wood smoke. but. oh! the memories.
The lavender sprigs in grandmether's
bureau drawer did much toward keep
ing her memory green. Returning sea-
sons redolent with the fumes of flow
ers and fruit are responsible for many
q homesIck hour.
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From .Moroantown.

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Shaw and Mrs.
j. S. Watkins have returned from Nor.
gantown where they were called by
the death of the formers father. John
Shaw, who resided there with his
daughter, Mrs. George Watkins. The
remains were taken to Fellowsyille.
Preston county. for burial.
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DOLLAR SoeiaI.

A good program has been prepared
for the dollar Social at the Pala.
tine Baptist church this evening at
1880 o'clock. The members OF the Aid
society are urged to keep in mind the
business meeting at seven o'clock and
be prompt in attendance in order to
finish the business before the social.
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No Let-UpIn It's Torture.

II you are afflicted with Rheu-
Inatism, why waste time with lini-
ments, lotions md other local ap-
piications that never did cure
Rheumatism, and never will?
Do not try to rub the pain away,
for you will never succeed. Try
the sensible plan of finding the
cause Of the pain. Remove the
cause, and there can be no pain.
You will never be rid of Rhen-
matiAm until You cleanse your
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r. A. S. CLUB.

Almost enjoyable meeting Of the T.
A. s. Circle was held Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Cecil Jenkins
in Dearborn street. The next meeting
will be held'in two weeks at the home
OF Mrs. c. c. Patterson in Jefferson
street
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Entertained Class,

Mrs. F. A. Baker entertained the
members of her Sunday school class
Of the Diamond street church last
evening at her home in Wiley street.
The boys had most enjoyable time
with games and music and refresh
mcnts were served.
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EAsT SIDE
- NEWS =
VIII Give PLAY,

An entertainment that promises to
be one Of merit will be given by the
Epworth League Of the Diamond street
church next Thursday evening, April
%. at the church. A play entitled
Thanksgiving Ann" will be given and
splendid musical program viii be
given with it The public is invited.
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Called Home BY Sisters illness.

Miss Merle Preston, who is one Of
the teachers in the Clarksburg schools,
was called to her home in Raymond
street, this city, Thursday by the Ill.
ness OF her sister, Miss Bessie Pres.
ton, one OF the East Park school teach.
ers. Miss Preston has been quite Ill
for several days.
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Need of the Times.
There are self.raising ladders. chick.
ems and pancake h6urs, but what the
times need more Is the self-raislns sal.
nry. Boston Herald.