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The Nenana daily news., 1920-10-09

tnlS morning tram.
 Ronald Campbell was brought to town last evening from the end of steel and taken to the Government hospital, where he underwent an operation for intestinal obstruction of particularly aggravating type. The patient rallied splendidly from the ordeal and was feeling fine to- day.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Gilcher, who were among the passengers of the ice-bound steamer Alaska. returning to town on the Panama, started for the coast this morning by way of Broad Pass. They will make the hop between steel with Mike Cooney who may inaugurate a regular trail service as soon as trail conditions will permit.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-10-09

Three more mails are to be de- livered in Fairbanks by the Gib- son line before the expiration of the special contract. After that it will be up to Nenana to supply the up-
The Nenana daily news., 1920-10-09

A limit consignment of mail was started on its way to the coast this morning, via Broad Pass. The ship ment weighed 800 pounds.
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 PERSONAL
|! 1. . H . . . . . S . H H = . |

Al Bigger left for the coast on this mornings train.
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The first shipment of mail to reach Nenana via Broad Pass was brought in by train on Thursday evening.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-10-09
ABOUT THE MAIL.
H skH.xxxHx.sssHrr

A shipment of first class mail ar rived from the coast yesterday by way of the Fairbanks trail.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-24

THE biggest
There
cello
things with finished mucianshp ability
miss of the big Of Chauaulua.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-24
RESULTS THAT REMAIN

Are Appreciated by Payette People
| Thousands who suffer from back,
ache and kidney complaint have tried
one remedy after another, finding
only temporary benefit. This is dis
couraging, but there is one kidney
| medicine that has earned a reputa-
ton for lasting results and there is
plenty of proof of it's merit right
here in Payette.
Here is the testimony of one who
used Doan's Kidney Pills years ago
and now makes her testimony even
stronger:
Mrs. F. Forbes, 744 Sixth St., Pay
cite, says: 1.-THE pains and aches
across my back laid me up for about
three days. My kidneys caused me
lot of annoyance acting irregularly.
One box of Doan's Kidney Pills regu-
lated my kidneys and rid me of the
other trouble
NO TROUBLE SINCE: Over ten
years later Mrs. Forbes said: 81
haven't had any need of kidney
remedy for a long time. / consider
the cure Doan's Kidney Pills gave
me permanent"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Forbes had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-24

julius brilliant
Chautauqua with
He Athenan educated in
of England and America He will customs
thousand
and habits With him he brings the wonderfully
Syan Greeks and Amenans
spectacular
wedding the Holy this occasion
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-30
COMMUNITY
EVENT At F0ROS
christmas Tree Affair Given
by Fords Branch of Town.
ship Woman's Club.

sy Special Correspondent.
FORDS Dec. S0-Thc school
grounds and building last night was
the scene of one of the largest conf
munity gatherings ever held in this
place, and the Christmas tree event
planned by the Fords Branch of the
Woodbridge Womau's Club was en-
joyed by over 500 children and
~yrown-ups.
The program for the evening IA
carried out under the leadership
Of Melvin II. Clum, who made "A
short address commencing the
Woman's Club on their efforts to
advance community spirit and
unity. Rev. A. l.. Krcyling. of Our
Saviour's Mission church, also adj
dressed the gathering and praised
the newly formed club In this place.
The children were gathered
around the large Christmas tree on
the school grounds. where they
sang three songs. Printed slips
Containing the words of christmas
Carol Holy Night and 'Hark,
the Herald Angels Sing were pass
ed out among those present so that
everyone could take part In the
Singing.
Last on the program was the ap-
,pearance of Santa Claus who dis
tributed candy among the children.
A large quantity of candy canes,
which everyone got a liberal share,
was a feature of the evening. There
was more then enough candy to
go around several times among the
hundreds present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-30
kEYPORT RECREATION
ASSOCIATION TO MEET

lBy Special Correspondent.
II KEYPORT. DeS. 30-Miss Alma
will entertain the mem
ibers of the Keyport Recreation AS
Eociation at her home In the Oak
wood Park section at a watch night
|Barty Friday night. A pleasant
n evening is anticipated. n of the
Features being the serving of a clam
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-30

supper.
The association has been most ac-
tive since its organization and dur
ing the Christmas season distrib-
uted fourteen Christmas baskets
and one box. Other plans are being
made at this time to be carried out
in the future. c. S. jerks has been
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-30

appointed secretary OF the associa-
ton.
Mrs. Henry Bcdlc. Of W3verly
street. entertained the association
at 4 birthday party at her home
Tuesday night. when a delightful
evening was spent by those attend
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-30
Footwear

Ladies Black Satin Shoes; 10 inch tops and
French heels sizes 3 to S ............. S3.9o
Ladies Brown Wei Shoes; high tops and
military heels long vamps with imitation tips,
sizes 81 to Z .......... S3!98
Growing Girls High Cut Black Lace Shoes;
broad toes and low heels; sizes ) to 3 =. S3.9S
Little Cent and Youth S Black and Brown
Calfskin Shoes; broad toes and Goodyear
welted soles; sizes 10 to 1872; ......... 1898
Little Gents and Youth S Black and Brown
Shoes: broad toes or English last; sizes . to
Misses Black and Brown Calfskin Shoes
high tops and broad toes; sizes liz to p
$3.50.
Ladies' Black and Brown Vici and Calfskin
Shoes; high tops and military heels; sizes ; to
8 $5.95
ChiIdren's Brown and Black Shoes; lace and
button broad toes; tipped; sizes ) TO US;
S1.98.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-30
SAYS lT FIRST AND SAYS TT LAST

Il Carrie G.. Harrel. St9 Nicholson St,
Norfolk, Va. writes: "Ill tell anybody
lhat Foley's Honey and Tar is all right.
IL did me all the good. l said II first
Md I'll say it last" Thousands of bottles
n this reliable remedy were bought last
WEEK y careful mothers so as TO be pre-
@nred to check coughs. colds and Group
y the beginning. 1t acts almost instantly,
phelgm. soothes raw. irritated mem
<anes. stops ticking in throat. Sold
8erywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-30

Sandman" Sleepers; ribbed
sizes 0 to 10 at ....$1.25 to S1.59
Shifting; b inches wide; silk
and cotton mixed many beauti-
tul patterns; yard ........ 59c
Infants White Flannel Night
Gowns; scalloped edges on cal
lar; each ......,......... S1.19
Women's Fleece Lined Ankle
length pants; pair ......... CSC
Children Black, White and
Brown fine ribbed hose; pair 49c
Women's Wool Hose; drop
stitch; pair .............. $3.50
Womcn's Sport Hose; reg.
S1.49; at SLID
Childrcn's Striped Flannel
Night Gowns; each ...... S1.25
Mems Khaki Wool Jersey
Knit Gloves; pair .......... Toe
Women'S Black, White and
Brown Kid Gloves; values to
$500; par Sl.13
Double Thread Turkish Towels
size % X AZ; some have blue
striped border; value Zoe; at SOC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11

) OBITUARY (
DEATH REMOVES
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
Z CHARTER MEMBERS
sarandmothsr' Carolina Peters inspires
In Her siEt Yoar

After many months 81 serious Illness
tho beloved aud esteemed mother and
neIVhh nor Mrs NCar0IinN PeterS. has
ffnally been lrd "u' - tho NallrF'nt
tribuiatlon and suffering into tho pres
enea OF the Father OF McrClsS and IN"
God OF all comfort She came /" IN"
end OF Nos tourney 1t tw" o'clock Fri
day afternoon. September 10. 1920. altar
having attained tho ripe as- az eighty
years, siN months ana fourteen days
Mother Peters was born IN IihnoN"r.
Garmany. uu the 10Th day az February.
1870. Ia 1868 ahc came 10 ihIS country
and hhH been resident Of Wheeling
during the days az h,r sulnurn In this
country
Mrs rottrH hnn h"cn Quo 81 tho few
survivors ~ tho chatter numhoTs OF ~
Paui'n EsaurrlI'UI .-huT'h. hiTty eighth
a nd Wuuda rttu,F de DlUd riuTnrs aud
I Consistent wnthoI f,u tho ,nura 81 nor
y 1,Ofd end NaHtri @ f"Ful heated molh
= or WIN was pt-aIty hoI"yrd ~ all anh
1 Who will ,,r ,nira1d she was mauheT
Tor o. raul . rvanseli'Si Ladies' Ala
hoaIaiy
; Ma q I'oiot- 10 survived hy -s,en
s1siidICn NTr ITod l'"ts"ld wlllin'"
q IhlastSrduh charles l'uos'eIhl' l. M'r
q Harry johns Nrr I.ss HuGdof William
Peters aud Mrs iinnnah H"hTuInrf ala"
nv tNnniY rorru grand 'hildt"n nnh TlE
/ afeRl grand ,hIldfon
Z FunsTal ncrvi'rn viii h." r"ndu''oh ~"
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several days at this place the guest Of
Or and Mrs r. " ACkaIyey

Dr. and Mrs. r. ". Ickslyey.
Mrs. A. D. Mckinney and two child
ron returned sunday 10 their home ia
itisbursh after spending ihrea weeks
hSrs Win hsr mother Airs Allie V0Sg-
ny.
RED hAssIrTan was a WhssllHs Via
ii"r Wednesday,
hra 0.Viils ron "aa danshisJ AiJes
~" ~s"", "'a iItiaL"'sh vi4H1's ms
io."si rassu wee ., Waasu.s W
L"sI".La I.UAaay IT.
n.. b. Wrg.t., -.d .y" V.n. ysf
'"."-d r".ns Wsd.GsdAy f,a. . Nslt
~i'h ,.l-,lys- !. ipaisrA ..
,r .. 10. yt"'I.y1 I'd -Ml .". -.sas, .:.,
~ ''ft ""r, b. " ."d ~. "T A-i-
-r"nt -rv.,n' dAy. ~l,h re-, $40 htn
. . U'-unilcH ~ wheeling wa
visitor IN '"rr HNnd"y, .....-....-..
Usv. O''" IirN-trr ~ rtrhlssr ylslt.
81 hls rsr.r'. ~ 'nd Mrs. p'i's Gsn"
"'% n," "r" +. " arp.,,.y returned spp.
day from n short visit with relatives At
Wheeling
ChrrIsT MACK sud family 81 Nov
MnTtinaviIlo spent Sunday IN town VIVA
Frcd voaGtIy NJ Charleston was vis7
ItIng relatives in town over sunday.
Mrs. g. 4. Mooney was shopping in
Now MnrtIusvills TussdRy.
John F'rnley Of Cleveland was q VS.
Itor In town Saturday.
Rcy. Carl Ertol. pastor OF the German
u. E church, left Monday for Ports
mouth, Ohio, 10 attend the annual Ger
man Central conference. He was accom-
npnicd by Rev. otto Haueter. ..
Ned boston was at NoundsVilIS TUGS"
day on business.
Mrs. Bessie Richo returned Wedheg.
day evening IRON, = visit With firsnds
al East Livstpool, O., and Wheeling.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell sutsr OF
Moundsviile visited relatives In town
'Niss Laura Armstrong left Sunday
for wheeling whore she will make her
G.rar BAKER was At Wheeling Tues
Il. A. Martha Of Bardisl ohio. was .
,uriosss caller In town Thur.day.
Mrs Rose AysT. M, ana MRS, WIN
i've, and j. h, HosEins p,otorad 10
Nho.iinH "wednesday 10 attend tho fslri
wr. aad Mrs, WIN ks.ssrinan ana
children I.n Monday for thtif homo AZ
Nid1iabnuTn. Ohio. -hnr spshhihG =
.,,s with rslsitvsa hsTs They were
ano,n pa isd ny jain hAsssr"ah 81 MS
uino. Who viii spend week ~ "ss
plaos
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uAuv MAY AID In PUTTING
rREHCH TMDUHTav On FunT


.,, ma ,rcnkrra 81 a luncheon Rlv"m
-, ,h', I;nIuhtr 81 t"lunbuH d"l"p''l""
tndny L.. Frederic Framed" Mnrnh"' W"
,,,n,airr Of nunu'r RI" iun,, 10" Wv
held ~ ~" nnnn'" mlniH'iA nv ""'
shnl ERld: 49, tin,
knights You hnv" shown II" 'h",
trI"udrshIr between mn'l"nH h"'' n''
DEFEND upon governments" hA "r"" 'hI
hearts Of un| p""ri" t'"'hE !"
,n ,,,,l,,r You huvu sliIr"d ~"
TraIt Of Franz" ny showing "7 '""
h,nIt 81 Nmuiluh 90,
Innl,ing rrrnIsht n'r"ns Ia" room ~
Judge Eihrrt II Ii"r>. MAJ Hh"l r"'n
w. in'i'g and 'rhI utlI nu would Lee I""i
EHulL"d ,,, ,td Ia.
,rir,hI lee rrud,rins 10 ia" - "'' y"
,u,mi 81 H., fT"nh rl"'I '""""' '"'h'
Ia, s.lL no y,uIh t"nk' la" "'"''
,u,,,,i ,In,n hIn i'lrnn I" A'"''''" Ia
illvr N,eh,
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Scat News
60 - - -
entertained


Tho rncmborq nf the Thmbn Rcs on
trrtnInad complimentary 10 Mrs. In
fnyrttr Thomas who was recrntly mar
ricd Tho affair wnH II surpriHe nnn oil
Of tho club gathered Mt The home OF Mfs
Thomas on Weal Main street nj eiEht
o'clock and after extending ,nrIr t ness
wIshcr, tho president Of the club MISS
blanche Scott. presented tho bride WIN
beautiful table cloth The Club then
went TO the Pollyhnna Ten Room where
n lunch was served.
st. Ola.rsvills Personals
G. II TimberIAke and wife were vlsit-
Uuy naiI ana wife Irtt Thursday for
Canton. whore they VIII reside
Mi.. aura Danford OF Beiiairs. was a
visitor IN town Friday.
Mr., Lou Matthias ana son Jnhh hhVo
returned Ia their home at Hamilton
anor visit with the foImsrS slsiaT.
Mrs David T. ParahalI.
Mrs A l.. Mcfarland Will entertain
tho members ~ tho Thursday hharn""h
Iut ut her home on Main sifsat neat
ihurndnY
sh.L.sp.-s. piah
The n,st meeting ~ ihr hhahssrsnfs
cub viii h.. bella AT the hpfnn ~ hrS
u T. I.nu 80 Mondni aN"nina. Instead ~
Iu.Eday evening Al Ini"'ohiihG Pi"'
R,r,n has been arranged
nuadar school Pi"ala
Tho nuulnY a"h""l 81 Iha fTsshYiof
Ian ,hri'h viii h"ld ih"ir annual pl"nI"
nu tho TnIr pr"unds rhla aNnTn""n. a
hy,II sarna viii bn a fraIuia 81 tho nni"' =
Ia Inruou' ihIH an"'n""n u IL hoped
- lnran 'r"w' win attend
Probate court
W hppous"ll"r, dor Application
Med Tor determination ~ inheritance
tax Cnuro hoard without huditoT'P APP
praIaaI Tux d"t"TmIn"d, finding ordered
fortified 10 tax c"mmlHHion or ONO.
Wnive rof time to fllo exceptions nl"d
by NIL persons charged with payment OF
tnT.
Wn.,or IT, Grronlsc. doc. Final &C
roun filled set for hearing Oct. 30. 1920.
NOiI,s ordered and cont lnu"d. Tcsti
mOny taken. reduced to writing and Med
WiIl admitted 10 probate and record
ordered Citation ordered and issued 10
widow To make election under Will.
william Cunning Application nIeh
So' for honTing today nj . M. iatieht
ordered brought before court ana cause
! orniinuHd.
Lucille Drake on Information, child
hrulIsht before cnur today. Order Is
suud OIdoI returned aud Med served
thIlh bI"uHht bafpI1 court, cause hsaiu'
hnim pihat child In not being properly
o.l,i. hIcd at homo nnh viii b" bth"lll' Tea
| by aiIrndhn'" a. state S'h"'d i"i ilIhh
Diiri ~ commitment
I'hIIIu Fnnk hnuseI. de-" hppIl'h' ZION
nj al r"I BIuuininrni 81 "s"'iliIL y"
Lund required Appoint maI". let
Ir,s nh"iad ..nd iHh""h inVsh'"iy :"
d.,ad "Idai isb"od citation I" ~Ih""
,otu,nuI nnd ni,d ond"IaHd WIN a"
Luuv. I.r 1rU,."t - hs'sl'"
Inmda u ~, iri,v"iu do" i"y""'"'y
nlad nprI"s'd n"d ",h'i'd '"'"iISh
h@s.isss I.iss.s.
u,I,.,i IaiIi",. 90 whaling ~nh h"'H
r.u.nI"Ih i".H IL ki"'iins r'''P
s..tY Deed Tii.d
I.,,.- ~ N..L- .nd h,dsil" w""L" ~
r,,h NJ, """ I""d !" n'ti"i'". 80
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At =. 30 o'clock Moncay mOrulug in IA"
home Of hor mother. No. 30 Third street
VIII lee held II briot funeral service tor
Mss Elizabeth - 'unn"ily. who's" den II
occurred At 4 10 U'cluCk Friday morning
Requiem high mass will D." offered Ia
sacred H"n:t church at nino u.'lnrk. lot
low tag which the body VIII u" thk'h I"
Mount calvary cemetery Zoe ini"rn"nl
MIr- Connolly Su''nn:b"d yesterday
UfIor nu cSIrnd,d IIIn"TN '"N"rI"g II pei .
lnd 81 two NcaIr Hh,. wns um'lN" "f
" hrrn link bora June / Ih,U Nhe " ~
tho daughter 81 Ills"bcth tHtioIl nhd
the bat, Michael t"uu"lI3 Hh' ~"r "
dsSuuI .u'InI,'i 81 Sn'i"h lI""I thnI'l.
and a. in'Iuhrr 81 t,. u N H"daiIb q.
tho AiIhr NuiloIg nnd ih' IhIid pTdrI
pe.onasd lau,,H h'I W'ih'i hnh "ho
bt"iher John i"nnollS. al hh"dysIl".
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GOAL. Mrnus suALVHn

,1o,trlu,v " VI u"Ih 4" 'h"'I""
Grh.nn r,nri,", - ~" lr'' N'h "'l
,m,upArY nir" - '''""R''"'
sr,IreJ Inro iil- rr'r"""" whom j."
,f,.I Ia got ,.un nT rh" h""r" "l"n ~
IImc 20 permit rrlr ;" PMS nnI ''u'''
, y,u,Ul,,In 81 ~" CrF" nEnIn'' ~" h"'l'
one Of tho TllInR iimh"rT T'iihlhE " ~
on ,h" h"ah pH"llnU ~" '"L'F W NV
right car. ,,,,. ~,
X raw cvnmlnn ,lous by PhN"'"'"m" L''
not reveal ~ iInCinr" OF "hF ~ w."
Lnncs hut the SCho"k and pain OF w"
rraIpinR has S"nt ia" hoy lntn " VI
LcI,rium IIia condition iH critlcnI
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INT, oft",u",,, - ~" ''i"' Il ~ 'h"
h"rua ~ hHf fnihoi l,""i" Hi'"h"l ~"
NYnnin rlTsaI pllI hi huIh tho Iuu"tnl
sr,vI, or fmr Mr~ n"rhIn i."'tr" rh"iu'
ten VIII, died Wo'ln"r'l"y "i'"tn""n at
tho S"tIh Wheeling h"Hriiol I'"v
AuRi.i { Ilnp,hu rnnl"r 81 20 l""I -
Evangelical church. vii conduct tho
spryicos Int"TInom viii D." made In
M"uuI Iiun cemetery
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r,unT OOmrAuY OIOpnD

uustun Niars sept !" lh' ''"''"
FI,I ItusI ,"inpnuy -" i""'''"''"" az
.u,Il,,l at tlUO nhU wlth "'"'' 'h"''
4? nuu ubu - ,ioi'"rlir !" I'H h"hh'"" ",'
.',.I h,i,n,Irn,uir wnr '.i"~'h '"'l"i ~
rL ,,,,uIsrIuu.r I"r' tli : We"
VI,ld,nrnIr whI..h hui '"d"''h ~ 80
,,nrI,, L., ~ rGn uuu !" ton ""'"'h". N",
i,o.,, IIn, Voc '"uaid'''d h"'h h"''
and rrns woru rold hY ia" '"'"'"'"H''''''
=, i.,. ,rndo hlu nCti"n n"'"nHni1
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RANKuRs at FArHMoNT

-. N.,t NITEinh, bankers ASSOC {.
,t,tInn comprising thirteen 'ounh'r nt
T. 80, .,,t, met hero at the Country cub
mi. ,\rnIng with an htlrhd"i'' 81
n"arly one hundred ~
A I.rrutis TrrresrnIinB the hnh im","
l,rn.h of the fadrrI r"s"r," hmm
.r,usr.,.m,u VI VI N~cly. ar fairm"ni
MAJ. ion,ImnsIrI nj the dinner
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HANNIBAL

U"n"lh"l, "hl", r.p' 20 y H'".",
., n~,ni", r"" ~ hlS'"'-vIlI" h""'"P
"u hutI"-""
Ne y N"nra nnd ,hlihIsn nnd
Ms - ~ I,llur nu, rrn lsh FfIhnH f"F
.in,Ii I",,s B." hnf l"si"n nI'"i pr"nblhE
n ,rnnih h"tq Vim I"iHiI,ss
II, ~ Iui,a 81 HIsinIHyIlls spent
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mater Burial Friday.

A. ton "."Iucl, '""t"rhnv incoming. 10
hIa lniU hvrnN ~ NrFf Alexander. Wrr"
held imprrrpiE~ run"'r| ""rvi""p Tor Z.
r. gIai~r who dicd "udd"ulv W"dn"ahny
morning from nn nitn'l, 81 h"nri dl'""""
Itcv H"ury lrhhl". pnrl"r 81 ~"
West NIcSnndrr Fresh, t"Tinn church.
Condurt~d tho EcrNj"r". n-FlT'rd lay Rev.
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Uhambsri.iss Oo~sh ns"sdY.

Thta !, nuI UUly 81" al III" h' ""'
.tun.I efficient medI' ln"H i"' '""Hh o.
lids Group "ul Wh""pI"s cough. h"' ~
a. AZ rI,nhnuI Iu Ink'. Will IL l"r'"
.,,,, h,, "A ,,.,II, Iuo iuuut leo EI''u b
a ,.ur,u ,hIldIuu h"Uih'r lain Gus"
ilrn,Lr hns i,"'n Ia 40" I"i many l'"' .
md lac ,n,i wa, Inu'li i"'"' wh''''''
to rnni uuali,l'r h"'' h"' "'"' h""""
NiuuS unih"I" h"'" eve" u 'h' " "''
u,,nIiR,d 'nd"I r"in'ui W :" ' '"' - Z
nam, ,hhr NJ" N,li"r. hh'' '"I""'
,L,,n ,hIldtcu. h"'" "lW"'" """''
,rhou,hcrInIn'r cough Iin","d' ""h '"""l
/, I, IT,. tho beet r"I '"uHh" '"ll" ""'
,tntIp o. H. pleasant !" tate Il"I'
,huIt, nuI ,hIIdIru lilo u w VIZ"
81 I Inc. rlwnyr I~l, unf' ft"'u 'I"uI'
vl,h II In tho h"uHo Chamberlain =
: .nuEh W"mchY '"ntrina -" opium 90
.,thrr unrrrIIr FuT Hhlo by at d'nII -"
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NOT ALL THE MAINE
WOMEN REGISTERED

Portland. Maine. S"pt 10 tn" I'm
nurtant part which women viii tnN" ~
The Malnr state election "n MOhI"N
noxt and the uncertainty when mus
no W rarIoT has injected lnlu TIA" cam
nnIxn now closing WAS Indicated TO
night 10y canvass "t r"II"lral'"h hE
urea by the Associated l'r"-H J ne '!"H
inv OF registration ia III" twenty 'l'l'E
and - ,umuiInttun 81 the results showed
That about unn woman IN REGISTERED Tor
livery two man,
IL II estimated that IN" '",'l t'E'H
,raIIuu Il, the AIJ towns VIII be- Hllbh'
10 M .s,rs. 81 roo uUI ~ whl'h ~ %"
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I'itiahurgh. In. Sorr - Peter nv
Sh, lin. aged 80 )"nth. IilHhurHh ~ "
rn rrtu,un aud marc recently h"nd "I INT
ct, bureau 81 rfll'I'u,y. died Ia ~"
Homeopathic hospital carly today after
nn operation
Nh ShrvIlu rna known In Ia" moves
u"I frPi"InLIS M a I"p"tt"I hnl WI
81 Of ability ruh van charter h' n'l"T
II tho American II"Hn Hume" l"lH NJ
HnrI,tlun 81" hnd worked on sew "iH
H,ltImnio and I ItIHhuTHh no" HI"p"ih
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Itnr ~ the lIItrhurgh Inh"s
finder th" hhRT" communication" u"
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I'll aud Ini"I wnN II n"nih"t 81 ia" ny
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81 ~" IHtr7huruh It""H cub H." hnh
served pt iiE Nt"" pi"-ih""i under 10"
nIruld,n,v 81 u Mrful'h""u WIN
ia Inv Irei l"nr he had h"rn iI"h"ii"I
Of M, Columbia T"NLv on '"nlmhE 81
IlIiphuIKh ~" whE II Ik"nh"T az me
KNIGHTS Of Columbus ~" ,"Hv" IA"
mother and hl, wId"w. hIr. May Nh''
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PLANS BEING MADE
TO ENROLL VOTERS
ALI. aEpU1TTCAHs TO mr. GHROIsL
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ORGANIZED
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vot.r, Ont nnd Lady Political
Speaker IL BChodnlsd For
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MRS. Mary Smith

FnIrmont. " Va" S"rl ~ MI
May smith. nRnd d. wid"w 81 ln"n"n"
smith aud u"lhu 81 'hnii'r J. NmlIh,
Inrnl husin"sa nlhu di"d IhlH "fI'i""""
at nuIhrvIilc Im"ul"""l" caused h''
death aTIor ihIo~ dn} iiin"n"
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n marking place that ihsr"
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prios ~ ihnm Eons''nhAs m's"'I nse"I
unInabas him
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Monday pf,rrn""n. September IAN At
two O'Clock. NJ tho homo OF III" deceased.
1928 McCollOCh street. md will b" ~
charg" Of IN" Ncy. August {. Itns"hc.
pastor nf 81 Ir,ul's Evangelical church.
Shu viii nnd IA resting place on Tiun's
Csmcfcry
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TIIIuuylIIa fuil"W inE " 0it"h', WIZ "'
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Ward rn,tnT 81 th, TIIi"uslll Meth"
dI,l ,huI,h uud ihr E''l} VIII lhl'i h'
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