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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-11-26

The Business Mems Security want men ex.
perienced or willing to learn as local detec-
tives, investigators. Write B445, Peoria, Ill
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-11-26

Made from Cream of Tartar,
derived from grapes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-21

=1gi itiipu5tu-t be prfntin g-defta1etnenf
of the Pinuenr. Pu11lishipg.G ca, -: :. =, -
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was Il baaH95s paffe4 ifhAiv txasaty 81
TUESDAY,. @@ q 4; NJ .@ 2l#ESF1 .GH9bf
3 vSi1nM maIIlllu-s4M bns M
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if0WnShip Wa ba ID etMdjatbaytaesSD b
it6f eys6estdfdatqUo2 8 rof .s1sd ,swol
nTutsy ssd edIirrfoea sone1olT ssfM !
ei &rs.b dJhttid ii QstrnndeT QfoHuby{
River is visiting Mrs. Marx,farQ Calls
't te at hhsA sAHpeF r 4hq4f}lh.qt st fran
oeh5sSeft ts'i2ninsys yEbrutR2t Snf
eI92 G,syadt Of bYbI55D yshT .9suod
EsbAhSSeW sKheH IL sEf4g9gfed 6 tPc Rt
much 9l44 nhlqpaprpXed tA AA9lth: Hefy.il
,res !, y TltAr psals4l
tc2c IL ahfs[ 1o9s d!oXt I1:I ;z1M bnA I'm
ness rela99ll71ese to o zeSeof %a 11M S P
'the ssmoissHysaagFs bns tsepp. EN-
}s !'} HaaS & sS sjq!RS&9SaF
%esslse tef Rs5 ssfiat; atS
spAnh dhAr Afay q heps.ttRsesbns I'M
'yS ISL; sftf 1s eW- sITT ~ rvr,,ie Il. pc
church ,bs1enfeFtafnsh tbyoI Mas
sWipeseik and MFsr @{aclk; Dalton, a
the homAtlM the latte. tih199e Mime
SOFA iaKafgnyptAf ata4rf orroX AfbtfeEnQQan.
:" ~ jaH seH has
= e. M II a3a nc sRsn1 IaSsday la4kiR1
B9sdsfX M g4M 4 si4A cha}raHn .
the Beltrami county rahild"x Ws1faa]r
|,ea4 o+oIzsT eemst .s1M bns I'M
~ THN1'Gb, rfeH' f'e
!. H. E. Wolfe Of PEER teRri Rive, II super
iIAtendent Of Schools, vEetyrnsdi tn hi
hons yesterday aftsr <ssendiaeg 40 fey
esys hers R asiRf r. Mhe NatI;
houm ton esw srsdT
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Mr.: ap9faHsoE gs1lapkeia ,ets Lss tz
Prairie were among the out of town
callers Ing <hdRit kr1esa erdsy. celia
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~<~ NJ |ANSA2
A laPemsndl eAtesE Agaumatta4
oTncss l4 f2&nRRt&attaa gtR
Box ssdR4snqtaHti. HsM ton h1ktf
=. Miss 1WapiaJBpekf leBithts1ws9 :
ing for an extended visit to Mime
apolis, Ohicas6l aRb Ipetnts ssnnttuH
east. !. -. - n, Il =
Mrs. sAlmaa;c GrgsSYR, a an daaHghtelrt
.,apolis and are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Malzahn for the week.
: Mrs. aaiHaa[ 1aaaA Ara4sssa4@nf
i Sassniis v&& sitasR HsS
died died; s8oqAesg2tbM22?q L it BSS ep!sfI
!. nl7d5lht57o@a. 30 1otoM
DR.. and. Mrs. D: T.. Stanton return.
ed fTuesdhH fE1nD fnanf 6ksy'wkere
Mrs. Stanton had spent. the previous,
week with heQ datsAteF,t eMrsf laka
Mayne Stanton, Z and family. =.
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nsassleabsdt Maallestqfnnenoeaid nts,
Iafassv essasH ato bsfiA AaianA JlAsAnt
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blUods ii tuds III 51uoss ot< jdaif hi
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Ha5saf II sassS$$|s{,d$ NTH a,I aiR!r
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eat IOWA eat6N the1 stNiMaed;t waf6r lIk ess
ibahebweast snadot Erii nsmts feiebtdda
it61otsh satrd hse the eA4safssaaRIo mui
,Resens!asshe atlaqns@gat n;5bssdt,
and threw 1t into waste Daper bas.
81 lsf ,Es $sg s|s X&f2 tss h;s SsS
f9Ahs? Bfya t4Aahna itRdffsahAhk 1sfp ih1eA qs
Whses 5ske afEtAttNtiHaase qpae a4HHott oakha
frc1n 1thdtshsk ssihpta udopx iiiiiub4i'fnka
HKaatinataOnsk tvaslett only siastet ph,,
ptBs aRdb tbaeE1ass Afaesb 1sdto edt q
sAhef SaKRuthe baadstbo haE1brether,,
Xh88i Gg ssojaaeb BID RRlssed thewgn ~
ia P.Sx ff 3 81 aSsf ct $f
during then emgafd tsHbms dh1asttiSXh
akeMys AqAekss 6falwtd leaef heakkalh,
pntlthe!6eqdE om1ltin heih nHdbwaie
reVse6 apenb4 Asi s}eRpnbyo tba bad he
igKo d ~HoYe&efFqB Ysida tas Jdt. Nv
a,{ R !|; Raar& & adsffea 9 }s''
5iheM nifkahAtd h he SLEPT a6ubdy VIII 1ta Aas
necklace in theAd6&!b At f66f1 dscl6ek'
next morning he was4wakened BY the
bs& agalsrAbAkh tbQtA<r 'patsons say
9fy1 Rgata aim44llsBFn Et4fspcss nRtts ahst
.snisH s1nsdT 4. .ytnuoo sdt mi
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10 y4tf#Jne brips sofe &ias season
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square peck-and- short sleeves. FIN
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f1lsbsl( fbr tdfhbdeke oants
oN RelaAsSiihi4'ahk ereaufffgs 81 sardsu Sephb9
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~ long,, while the thumb remains slor;
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rtlhhfc enses AaawlSa.hse4 stFatcbbee6]}sp nd
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Ar nRfrs sAsi9qd 49hrgllQpAg tfe tssi@de hyth|l
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-21

Jacob1eeAhtAf BiaaddcHiis, #ho
iting at the home Of his daughter
Mrs. HslS9d ratsahi zfor atfeyt days.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-21

SKIN 'seo Bat'.HI0iiHT sSfqrltehsz91 ofG ndr
"a 10 tAef1&aer9 'rrlhpas2 '1t&o EaS%S.z Ssf'o4
ysd OF Bod Ta6sssW a XXdhT,iliSmIE5 y11se
|dt div elttsd ri sHRm6H sdt bsbiG !
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Z PS0A ts11 ,1otibs , Q
edt1 rot snoitEotr
:--715H7E1S7IES7ES;
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1A0uvs zrxox
CommiadonBIxe1
m, nm :REnsya 81
rkers will be neeA7
ia to take care S st
He stated that the,
y Watbo hetter.n kAis
2 beM ii dssseraa
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-07-21

ENef GED FOR sAW1-scHoQL
T. kT9l.E.3R3z Fta.3,E!
tthe school in the town Of Benville
last year, has been engaged. to teach
fSt; the SwensOn school for the coming
fyAaf Miss Ose taught at this school
9I&8$ Sgk.5tase but h" not taught s there
GQNCQRDIA YOUNG PEOPLES ii,
'O'' 4 SOCIETY TO PICNIC g.
f5aTEp CdSeordia Young People,s5xbb4
cietA ;Xillla hold their regular maetAS
Ing at the home of Rev. L,>A#JerdeXl
at33G{ia}rHAfhYna. Sunday, MhR 4,
society WIN enjoy an tAlI.A fbpei> =
tHkgW boi@ng their business eesss41.(
in the afternoon, RYYeryip9lRRA IR =
[[Y WEp 81 d Ann1vEARs u Nv +
P'1''i6 F1R. AND MRS f1sTq
F19E6sn ikAMrs August El@uuis Eele-
brated their twenty-fifthl Yf1 ing
Eahttyffary at their hom1HAthe
fifth ward last evening, Hy SWINE a
d'eMEMfIta' supper to party .43f Ids
After supper a fine progrhM bfA III tic
|aAaq alh4 passed pleaknk eHa1g
attic cloSe of which ltgAy ref 4@A
Hmehts We're served. :. The 4Yss{EE6ld
.b}o4Bs1 presente i a several
bsautiflf pieces of lxer,,,sa IL
baHYfBdbe up at. $8enehour Hitter:
a very nice social Inc. M :. ,aft
MRS. Elmquist haveXt
years Of T age e. an wit y's5]
u - n Alma am AWtdQllka!S Thtctn4
Wv kueaAe wen N. And FRS Ut.
p. VoprdalS Wesst1 ~ d. dal
phi fob Geor Berg4
k1tov 81 nsong 3harI y
5RsD q
!, BIDS FOR FENCE : :. II
'gsIsl)f ;! E. s3s{f s $::I s. 3:
woven wire fencing, same not to be
lSSS IudH 1coL ulSu duu " 1uClUuc
IS rUrdih&ys1inetsteei'n pests SfitsMs
Pf sz eS8as5 Bg:tf
team gate. *BiddepE teesubmdt stvn
Rropositions;- It,, Tor all necessaEE
material to BE furnished and deliVer1 T
"a r. 0sR p4NfaX,s Mnh9b cad, sxNi
aessssa ira 4Asarla]; }e be fArBilsshedr dslt
l1yered and erected on school ground
within = b1eshkl7 n2fl1eU8fi EaH6ia11f'
MINI: Bidders will be required TO-
I s1gsalt 3 s3sle tyRa1eft fs9sea tAexb b
to sum 1fa997pt9f 9Shf 81 BA4ldsf et66ddh164
Bids to be marked proposal for fence
81 tUt}1fiT1ts4sfaAaaahQlq|
Lavinfa, MINI.
Board reserves the right 4 N0e4
my; and all bids. ~. H.; 4 "a ~ M2l7ls
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= =
Judge G. IGRSown and two daugh-
tiers, his sistd Ms. Tyler, all of Min
neapolis, and HisAR eulah Brown. st.
Paul, are BemN u hesaglfar 1sleyt
time. They are 13ig
the northern part o. taSA Ae1
are stopping at the irRhl
. A411k< sss5=S {yAl3fs. "a u
Mr.. and Mrs. IN 6dore Jefdee ala
baby, Mr.. and Mrs. H. p; Norby and
Misses Thora and Qagny Engebrftscn
arrived Sunday e%eAfhf Ton nifhs
apolis to be gdestsaAt AaaApshilhHktkr.
a month. Rev. and Mrs. L. J.. tJer-
dee of this. city will also visit there
a part |szethe month y!uc SON silesed
The HaaiHsstaaa sESSae a fe06aqh 81 1aha
PresbytRbtGnGhurc held avery. prof
liable md ENJOYABLE, monthly, meet
ing at the home of Stanley wilcox,
on AmeM66oassnTe. bHBuHinsss tlans
for thehsa9l york ,yeres laid fpqt and
a social session and Refreshments
completed a delightful evening. A
very good attendance is reported.
Pc IaLU Sc Stan:Gca mia 1oI
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the hind limbs but extends from them
to the tail, thus making the .ruddeF
v fh (which the bat FaA re- when ~
[3s3 f. j 81 18TH !. k ssst :: :, =
ceptable which is Of use to its ownef
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ENef eED FOR sAx4sfHoqt
] nkl|.R1l9|:flsl EtA.ss sE!

last year, has been engaged. to teach
lat the Swenson school for the coming
YEAR Miss Ose taught at this school
[415cXeaF9 ago but has not taught there
s1ncS. s%,..;=5,t'j. So. -,
Tyatt4 s>r1cor -@~ A
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-24

Mrs. ]. M. Lane, of Roseburg, Ore
gon, tasted 40 days without much
serious inconvenience and made M
claims to martyrdom. During her
long fast she lost Is pounds.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-24

Mayor VIM. Hale Thompson has
brought suit against the Chicago
Tribune and the Chicago News each
for $4,000, 900. The Mayor claims
that the said newspapers have damag-
ed the city to that amount On the
same assumption the South could
bring suit for many millions. but we
think Mayor Thompson clothes them
with greater influence than they
possess.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-24
Get the Habit of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
omve 80 can't lock Or feel right
with the system Full
81 poIsona.

tMnllons ~ folks battle internally
nnw instead az loading their system
mlkh dr1en. whats an inside bath
80 SAY. Well. Il IL guaranteed 20 per
InEm miracles II you could believe
nhnnn hot water enthusiasts.
TheFe are vast numbers Of men and
wnmen who. immediately upon arising
e. lke morning. drink a glass Of real
hol water with . teaspo0nful OF lime
nfnna phosphate On a. This IL a very
mneeIlenl health measure IL IL En-
nnnded % fush the stomach. liver, kid
mNga and the thirty feet Of iutesfines
- he previous days waste, sour bile
- lndlreafible material left over IN
- hodF which Il not eliminated every
g.. hecome food Tor the millions Of
1nrfnrla which lnfest the bowels. TIE
mmknk Fmauit IL polsons and toxins
~EIrh nrp then absorbed into the blood
mmnnlne hendnche. bilious attacks, foul
NTmfh. nd taste. colds. stomach trou'
-. hI1neg misery. sloepleesnese. I'm
mmrm hlno4 and al sorts Of ailments.
Nannla uho feel good one day and
naalr aha naxf. but Who simply can
- - feeling FfRht are urged "a
~.fnla : aunrteF pound % limestone
~.nwrknsn a. ne drug store This
.|8 eel very nitis but Il sufhcien'
- mnka mnyonn . real crank on the
$500 q inleFnnl sanitation.
$50 a. noap and bot water oct on
- nNfn cInnnning, swestening and
1900. 80 Ilmeslnne phosphate and
- = 1900 nrG On ~ stomach. liver
$500 al boweiA u y vastly more
mMnstmnf lo hmlbo CO The inside tnan
- - unlnife. becanae the skin pore.
- - nhnorh impurities Into IA
- mkifn TIE bowel pores 90.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-24

Tax Deed to issue in accordance with
law. Said certificate embraces the
following described property situated
in Marion county, Florida, to-wit:-
Nwh Of lot 2, section 10, township
Is, south range % east. The said
land being assessed at the date of is
suance of such certificate in the name
Of F. E. Brown.
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according to law, Tax Deed
VIII issue thereon the 18th day of~Oc-
tober, A. D., 1920.
witness my official signature and
seal this the 18th day of September.
A. d.. 1920.
(SeaD P. II NucENT
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion Co., Fla.
0-17-5t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-24
NOTICE OF ANNUAL RETURN

Notice Is hereby given that two
months after date, to-wit, on Novem-
per zZnd, 1920. at the hour of 10
O'Clock, | will present to the Honor
aole w T. Smith, county Judge of Ma.
ron county, Florida, at his office IN
the court house in Ocala Flor;do Al
,',r. ana receipts with annual re.
Srna the guardian of Susie Louise
i,an, LES lda lnez Grumbles and VIII.
lam henry Grumbles, minors.
dnis September 18th, 1920
MANY ;. GRUMBLEs, guardian ~
S,ns louise Grumbles, Ida Inez Crnm.
n 11en, Dorothy Lillian Grumbles ans
""''Am Henry Grumbles, minors.
9-17.Qf
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-24
Has Never Seen Thai, =

ar nss Never Seen Their Equal
nave used Chamberlain Tah,o..
s ne stomach trouble, billiousness ana
sonsupation on and on for tba raN u
zen years. have never seen ,S as.
equal yet. They strengthened .helI
la : u, sesevee me Of headaches and
hau mild pleasant action ON nv
,anss ! take pleasure in recon-.
.,sn,ns tnem" writes H. ID. = Par.
er' Cndesville. Ohio. adv
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-24

mics of dysentery with nerfac, -.
cess: 1t can always be depended uno-
to give prompt relief in cases ~ 80
r ra snoieTa morbus. When reduced
az m,t1 $ waier and sweetened It Is pleas.
t sr. 20 TAKE. Every family should keen
this remedy at hand. ..st
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-24

Tanlac is sold in ocala by cerig.s
Drus store in ocklawaha by John T
lewis 4 Sons. and in Mcintosh bv 7
7. Hickson Drug Co. -
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-24
Cnamberlain's collie and piar,no..

aa us Is mquestionably one OF the
Most successful medicines in usa for
DOVER complaints. A few doses re =
VIII cure an ordinary attack Of dir
noea. 1t has been used Is nine LET -,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-24

september Specials Sc inch Good
Qualify BLEACHING s5c 90 a ;u
DoMHsTics 2414c. s-1o-st
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-24

SEPTEMBER SPECIALS inch
Good Quality BLEACHING aso :.
FIsHEL's. o1o
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Hall and baby
srs isitine n Tampa.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-24
NEWS OF THE WEEK TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS

vile aviator, who went out on flight
something like month ago and who
has not yet returned. Strict inquiry
has been made among the Bolshevik
prisoners as to whether Capt. Cooper
could have fallen among them, but as
yet nothing has been discovered as to
his whereabouts.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-10
Olive THOMAS
MOVIE ACTRESS
dies in PARIS.
(Bv Associated Press.)

Paris, Sept. 10.-0live Thomas'
American moving picture
actress died at the American hospi :
tal at Neutilly today She was taken to
the institution Sunday after suferlng
from slow poison, which she swai
lowed bv mistake, according to her
physician.
She came here with her husband
lack Pickford, and was suffering IRON
nervous depression, it was said.
It is stated that the actress swal-
,owad solution of alcohol containing
twelve grammes of bi-chlorlde OF mer-
cnrv enough to kill twenty-four men
The doctor reported that she had tax
an If through mistake for another
medicine.
She was taken to the hospital sew
araI davs ago. and hopes OF her re
coverv were wildly entertained. Firs'
aid administered by her husband
,.no found her in an almost dyins
condition upon his return to the no
70, where they were staying gay'
temporary relief and enabled her t.
ho taken to the hospital for exper
medical treatment.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-10
SHERIFF KILLS
MOONSHlNER WHO
REFUSES TO YIELD

Arcadia, Sept 10.--As the result
of a raid on moonshiners by Sheriff
Dishong and Deputies Ed Albritton
and Thad Carlton, Ed Moore, colored,
is dead, and Press Grown, also col
ored, Is in the county jail.
The sheriff and his deputies were
fired upon by the moonshiners, and
all of them received part Of the
charge of birdshot with which the
outlaws guns were loaded.
The sheriff and his deputies had
reason to believe a still was hidden
In certain spot which they had pre-
yously located. As they were creep
ing toward IL In the night they dis
tinctly heard the operators pouring
ont buckets of mash and operating
the still Two negroes carrying
sack filled with bottles and cans left
the still, passing close to the officers.
AS the negroes spied the sherin par
ty they opened fire, and then ran as
their fire was returned.
The officers chased the negroes,
and Brown was captured by Albrit-
ton. In the meantime heading of
The retreat of the fugitives, the sheriff
hid himself along the railroad tracks
and waited for Moore. After about
an hour the man showed up, walking
in stopped position, with shotgun In
his hands. The sheriff called to him
to halt and drop his gun. Moore
halted, but held on TO his weapon.
The sheriff repeated his order, but
the negro still held to his gun. Then
/ Dishong fred at him, lodging load
! OF buckshot in his side and killing
him instantly The gun in the hands
Of the negro was cooked, and he had
pint of illicit liquor In his pocket.
Other evidence Of the distillery was
fOzna, and Il is thought Il had been
In operation for some time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-10
new YORK WEATHER
REPORTS NOW SHOW
CURRENTS OF AIR
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Sept l0.-To comply
with the demands created by increas-
ing air travel, the Unuited States
Weather Bureau at New York Is now
including in its daily report of wealth
er conditions a statement as to wind
direction and force in the upper re-
gions. Ore such report recently Is
sued by canes H. Scarr in charge of
tie New York office Of the Weather
Bureau cohtainod the following para
graphs
'Steomers departing today for Eu-
ropean ports will have fresh to strong
northeast to north winds and gener-
ally fair weather to the grand banks
THE winds UP to 10000 feet are
easterly, but shift abruptly to wester-
" above $4,000 feet"
These indicate that the Importance
of air travel has been recognized on
a parity with sea travel. The data Is
obtained, he said through the army
and navy authorities at Mitchell Field
and at Rockaway beach. where daily
observations are made by means Of
barometers. wind guages, etc, sent
I'D attached to captive balloons.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-10
nate PROBE
! TURNED ON
DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEES
Es Committee Replaced on
Ind to Tell About Raising
|nds for Cox Campaign-Re-
|bEcans Tell Of Raising Huge
Inns in Indiana-As for
$4,000 Of which 100000
Is for Nation.
lRy Associated Press.l

(By Associated PreSS.)
cago, Sept. 10. John G. Bry-
hartman of the Republican ways
peans committee of Indiana, told
enate investigating committee
treasurer Upham asked him to
100000 from Indiana. He said he
his district committeeman for
$3.50, 900, of which 100000 was
be state committee.
committee then began ques-
|g Democratic Committeeman
|hlein of Illinois about Demo
funds. He said he had no hopes
eing a large fund this year.
(asurer Upham said he took the
bsibility of the proposal to raise
Init on contributions, and that
: an was voted down by the ma
committee.
efforts on the part of committee.
b unearth any irregularity in the
tratic drive for campaign funds
|unavailing. The Illinois chair
repeated that it found it difficult
| sufficient money for actual ex-
j. The investigation will prob
ke continued to some future date
Saturday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-10
SIBERIANS Sent
BY BOLSHEVIKI
TO WEST FRONT
TRUE SAVACES
Captured by Wrangel They Pre-
sent, Wild Appearance With
Long Hair and Beard, Horsehide
Shoes, and Unkempt Appear
ance-Letvia to Send Delegates
to Peace Conference Along
With the RED" Representatives
(By Associated Press.)

Warsaw, Sept. 10.-General Wran-
sci, head Of the ntl-Bolshevist force
in South Russia, Is within twelve
miles Of Alexandovsk, the headquar-
ters Of the field staff Of the thirteenth
soviet army, according to dispatches
received yesterday. Captives taken
by Wrangel's forces are Of unkempt
and ragged appearance, with shoes
Of untanned horsehide. Many Of the
men have long shaggy boards and
great shocks Of hair, and eat raven
ously when fed. They were from ST.
beria, Asked why they were fighting
they said they could not help 1t.
Letvia having been given the neces-
sary guarantees will send delegates
to the peace conference at Riga. They
will 60 with the Bolsheviki. The ex-
act date of the final meeting is still.
uncertain, u
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-10
cox WILL PRESENT
CAUSE OF irish TO
NATIONS LEAGUE
(By Associated Press }

Butte, Mont, Sept. 10.-Governor
Cox in his address here gave de6-
mite pladge to present the Irish cause
to the League of Nations, in the event
OF his election, and give the Irish a
chance to be heard before the bar of
public opinion.
The Irish question, he said, need
ed to be settled to promote peace be-
tween the English-speaking races.
Article IL, he showed, gave any mem
ber of the league the right to present
for consideration any international
question which threatened the peace
OF the world.
I'VE have four times as many peo-
pie of Gaelic blood in the United
States as there are in Ireland, he
said, land their natural feelings not
only figure in our domestic relations
but also stand like granite between
the stretching hands of England and
America. So long therefore as the
Irish question remains unsettled there
will be some conflict in America with
the idea of world wide cooperation
ECU SuIEgsds-qsHSuH eql u99Mlat
ions.