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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-27
CITY NEWS

Look at the top of the back page
p, today
Big reductions on hats; 200 70
choose from. Lowitz.
Regular meeting De LaSalle
council Knights of COLUMBUS tonight,
Is p. N.
Soak your dirty clothes over
night with Gate City powdered am,
monia-
"A marriage license has been
issued to Henry Leslie Vaughan ana
Verna Schouten.
Masonic: Special Eagle lodge No.
IL, Wednesday afternoon, april %,
1920, at 4 o'clock. Third degree.
Regular meeting of Morning Star
lodge, No. 5, X. of p, at Castle hall,
Fifth and Blondeau. L. j. Hutcher.
son, c. c.; j. A. Burgess, X. of r
and S.
Use it in your dishwater-Ga,e
City powdered ammonia.
Fort Madison is planning to plant
memorial trees for it's soldier dead.
This plan is being carried out in Keo-
kuk along the boulevard and Main
street.
Look at the top of the BACK mage
today.
Quincy BARRIERS at meeting held
yesterday decided against raising
their prices for hair cuts and shayea
according to the Quincy Herald which
says: Give the boss BARRIERS OF Quincy
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-27
ARGYLE MEN ARE
NAMED IN BILLS
Irfornfations are Filed Against Eight
Before U. S. Commissioner,
Charging Them with Lar.
ceny from Car.
GREW OUT OF WINE RAID
Prominent Lee County and Argyle
Residents viii be Arraigned on
Charges Carrying Fines
as Penalty.

! Federal infounations against eight
prominent Lee county and Argyle
residents have been filed before U. S.
Commissioner John S. Spr0wls as the
result of the raid on the tank car OF
wine at Argyle Saturday and Sunday.
| The informations which charge the
men with larceny from car under
interstate shipment, carry with them
| penalties of fine or imprisonment
The eight men accused of having
committed the crime archie follow
| ing:
Frank Deere, Robert Price, Jr., VIII
liam Sundeen, William Gabel, Ed
Wagner, Maynard Johnson. Peter
Hatton and Joe Wagner.
The mformations charge the vioIa-
ton of one of the criminal statutes
of the United States, in that the de-
PENDANTS are charged with having
broken the seal and taking the con.
tents of a car which was under inter-
state shipment and government con-
troll.
The charges we're fled before Com
missioner Sprowls after conference
with the state officials yesterday IN
the question of jurisdiction. The
was alleged to have been committed
Saturday night or Sunday when
tank car of wine being shipped over
the Santa Fe was sidetracked a,
Argyle and tapped by thirsty natives
1t is believed that the car was
Being taken to New York to be con-
verified into pure alcohol. According
to the railroad people the wine testeo
something over one hundred.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-27


credit for consideration OF the public
heavily oppressed by the eyer-advanc
! ing forces Of General Fl. G.. OF L. The
boss BARRIERS met this morning, al
PA North Sixth street, and decided
that they do not favor any change in
prices for barbering at this time.
Look at the top of the back page
today.
One gallon household ammonia
costs 60c in bottles. A roc can Gate
City powdered ammonia makes one
gallon.
Government airplane ffnen in the
natural shade, made for the govern.
ment with the government stamp on
it. This is a splendid fabric suitable
for boys suits, rompers, girls dresses,
ladies' skirts, motor clothes and en-
broidery purposes. 1t is &c inches
wide at $1.25 per yard Sullivan 4
Auwerda.
Look at the top of the back page
today
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-27
Merchant Financial
! Wreck

II am financial wreck because of
The expense of doctors and medicine
for my wife. She has been a chronic
r;ufferer for 10 years. Some pro-
bounced it gall stones, some gastritis
,tnd some intestinal Inflammation. l
happened to read an ad of Mayr-s
Wonderful Remedy and from the first
hose my wife has steadily improved"
1T IS a simple, harmless preparation
shat removes the catarrhal mucus
From the intestinal tract and aIIays
Che Inflammation which causes prac-
aically all stomach, liver and intes-
iinal ailments, including appendicitis.
Pine dose will convince or money re-
tunded.S Wilkinson & Co. and drug
-Sists everywhere.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-27

by what he says about himself nor
by what his friends or enemies say
about him, for all of them are preIn-
diced one way or another, but you
can tell all about him by observing
the way. he treats others.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-27
NOTICE.

Our Office will be closed Wedne.-
day afternoon, April %, on account OF
the funeral of Mr.. G. D. Streeters
mother at New Windsor, Illinois.
KEOKUK LUMBER COMPANY.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-27
$4,000, 900 For Good Roads.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo, April
27.--Definite plans for statewide
campaign in Missouri for the passage
Of the $60,000.000 road bond amenn-
ment, which is to be voted on at the
November elections, were laid Satur-
day at Excelsior Springs, where
thirty-one delegates, called together
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-27

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-27
TERRIBLE TASTE
Removed FROM
CASTOR OIL
New Process Robs Old Reliable
Family Remedy Of Disasreeable
Taste

The chemists of Spencer kellogg &
Sons, Inc, ona or -the- largest manu-
facturers- OF Castor oil in the world.
frave perfected remarkable process
by %lfich-alf .nauseating~ tast els re-
moved from castor oil. In the opinion
ur~pfysfcIans ard druggists WIND are
already familiar Win kelloeg's Taste
less Castor Oil, this remarkable i'm
proyemept is a zeal blessing. It's the
same old-fashioned castor oil that
every physician prescribes- It's 10000
pure castor OIL But that nauseating
taste fias-been- eliminated. Strength
and pnrity remain the same. - Today
you can take Kenoss's TasteIess> Cas-
for or easily. Children take it With
out ooaxing or brfntng. DO not accept
substitutes. Sold by alf"good drug
gists.~~ IF you want-a castor on atso-
fits1y without 1at1seatfng taste; insist
OF genuine laboratory filled bortfes,
prainIy labelled KeIlogg's sTasre.ess
Castor Ofl:"Three sizes, 15c, ssc- and
c.=Advertisemeht -" ~ -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-27
CERTIFIED SEED TO
M4M GRAIN GRePS

LAFAYETTE, Ind July 27.-Ap-
-prozefn1ey-es554e -bush efy--of -wfre1e,,
6 500 bushels Of oats and 6, 0Os bushels
Of rye VIII be listed as purebred lces
titled seed in Indiana during the next
thus rofnpferfng rne fifst
step to improve the small grain crops
of the state by obtaining better seed,
started by the Indiana Corn Growers
association and the agricultural ex.
tension department of Purdue univer
sity. ..,e..e.
The first attempt at seed certifi-
cation shows that 33 men in 20 coun.
ties of the state had fields of grain
which were able to pass the rigid In
spection given by persons represent.
ing Purdue university. The fields had
to be pure Varieties, be free from
cookie, cheat, wild onion and other
noxious weeds, and also free from
smut IT is noticeable fact that prac.
tically all @of the wheat fields chosen
for the certification list were sowrl
with seed treated by the hot water
method to eradicate smut.
Three men in two different counties
were the only ones with ryeNthat could
be accepted. Each grew the Roser
variety The oats list included Vol
VERNE, Wisconsin, No. 1. Cartons
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-27
david Hull slams
League AND WILSON Sol

SARATOGA SPRINGS. n. Y, July
26.-Accepting the lea que Of nations
as the dominant issue i'm the coming
political campaign; David Jayne Hill,
temp erary" chapman Of the unofficial
state. convention today called upon
voters to decide between American
nattonaNsms and the political inter.
AationaIism of Wilson,. 81 He charac-
,tepisetl-th as the "niost farreaching
decision since the.Yonnding'ef our gov
epfiiAeIit x: :. -..~ 49, - = =. =.
IN his address, which was devoted
largely"to the treaty Of Versailles, Mr..
Fiji derareu- the real control of Eu-
rope is vested, not in the league, but
in. the supreme council of the allied
powers, separate organ Of action.
It afohe hats armies At its command.
Its voice alone Is heard m Europe"
The only Hope of the>-feague's 'util-
ity for peace" he declared "fs in a
cfafge Of its centre.of gravity from a
'nfr1ftary to- Judiciary Organization.
He eulog1zetf~ the work OF >'Efihu
Root in his efforts at establishing a
World 'tribHnaf at-The Hague --frr the
pnrpose'u subs TIT ut ing irf-our relations
with EUROPE judicial action for poll,
tica1 e,pediency .atrd military force
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-27
Miami SPINNER School
10 Close NEXT EridayI

OXFORD, O., July 27-The village
p01lc6 are looking. for parties who
Jaskard&yA attet rnon -.broke, .laSe TIE
g. I A. EailMa.xpasseageE- station
and stole fifty pennies and railway
ticket with destination blank The
robbery occurred between Rand 8
o'clock in the afternoon, and entrance
was effected by forcing enc tof the
ticket zgindoWss Thus far there Is no
elNe.-
Miami university's summer school
viii -e4oee cn Friday Of this week. The
last entertainnes5-will be on Wednes-
day evening. when Bradburys sacred
,cantata, rEsth er,.the. Beautiful Quesn,' y
Will be presented by the Philharmonic
Club composed of SUMMER students.
Miss Cafman Richard will take. the
part of Esther, and the principal male
paris will be taken by Gordon r., Gre
craft, Joseph W. Clokey and Wilbur
Wedding Invitation.
Mr. and Mrs J ohm Kefrr have issued
Invitations to the wedding, Of their
niece, Miss Emma Murrell, to Carl B
In1oes. on Wednesday, August 4, atT2
o'clock. .5t-.|s.
-, - o., Funeral of Mrs. Fowler.
Mrs. Pearite Walker Flower, widow
Of. 81 B. Flower, and one Of the most
prominent women OF this village
whose death from apoplexy occurred
Saturday, WAS buried this afternoon in
Tile OxfordJoemetery. Mrs. Flower was
the originator of the project to raise
an endowment for the upkeep of the
village cemetery, and was one of the
! hardest workers in raising the $50, 60(
which was completed "a few years be
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-27
The Farm and
the Farmer
BY William r. sanborn

Tha-eleKator-at-Rar siias renapts- but
one car OF new wheat shipped so far
and that threshing has been. defayed
by a little too much moisture and BY
uios}t la-tAe-1aaY -AAS-e ee- Ae}ds--4;ot-a-
great deal Of wheat has ~yet~eome Ia
but-ths- csops So fer beaght- ha~e-1Ha
mostly and 2, and have been of good
quality Owing to the break IN, the
general market the price OF No. Q was
reduced to $3.50 at Pershing on Mon
day. Production is light per acre In
that section but the wheat first class.
This Is the busy week in the oat
fields Several threshing rigs are
nearly out of business waiting for
farmers to get their cats cut. There is
now demand for balers, to get their
wheat straw baled while It issdry and
in prime condition. The oats being
ers this season, although there will be
less Of these tfan>was first anticipated
In some districts oats are making
heavy crops, and particularly SO to the
north Of Richmond and on to Win
chester. @@ s3
Wheat Weighed 81 Pounds.
The best crop of wheat so far re-
ported from any point in the Richmond
radius was delivered at the Farmers
Cooperative elevator at Camden by
Irwin Flora and, which tested "a
pounds. The manager of this elevator
says they are taking In some very fine
wheat and that while the grain from
the ridge lands is running light to
the acreage 1t is Of good quality. The
best crops are coming from the clay
soil, little Of it running as high as
25 bushels. E--s-.-+
Are Short of Cars.
The cooperative folks complain of
being short OF cars; say they could
use 4 cars right now but have no as
surance Of getting them soon. They
say they have been able to ship to
Cincinnati $50 far;;~-but -have rot at.
tempted to ship to Baltimore or other
seapoafd points they c1afnf to De
still shipRpg TO CINCINNATI without
! getting permits.
49,, Elefs-karn Filled to Roof.
~. "We-aFe. not taking in any. wheat
was the report from Glen. .Karn Ion
! Monday the elevator being filed -tG
| the roof and but one car so far loaded
| Can't say when we will get car OF
| two, but are hoping they-!wA leone
quickly"
>Seventy Acres Of No. Wheat.
J..F McDonough, living on the Les
| lie Colvin farm, n mile east and
miles north Of Lynn, has threshed 70
tatfes Df'wneat wr1fc11 an TESTER No.
He also is counting orr big corn CROP
en-. his A5-cacrss,. which Is we'll ad
| vaneed and looking fine. This. corn
! Will eeme in ha4ldyFin his feeding eper
stionsy for he-now has 800 spring pigs
! in h ia. pastures. to be fed for market
| this fall. 80 .. 49,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-27
= Absolutely New Method
For Superfluous Hair

ISGre Way to Remove ROOTS ana H11)
Goodbye to depilatcrfes, tfIe'electric
needle, and the razor! Here at last
is a method that.removes superfluous
hair completely, roots and -easffy,
harmlessly, quiekry9- Nothing like 1t
ever heard of before - -, : a.
If you'd like ts'4ry this wonderful
process. just~get-a stick of pheiactine
from Your druggist, follow the simple
instructions-and with your own eyes
see the hair Roots come OUT! See how
perfectly smooth and. hair-free your
skin will be-. ~Phe4ac tihe~-is- non.irri-
tating, odorless, and so harmless you
could eat itt-Advertisement. r.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-27
REGULATIONS PREVENT
MOVEMENT OF STRAW

1NDIANAPOLIS, July 27.--Regula-
tions have been put into effect ta-pYe
vent any further movement Of straw
in the infected district in illinois,. &C.
cerfing to telegram received by, the
state department of >conservation-from
Earl E. >Ke]lerman, member. of--the
Federal horticultural board, Washing.
ton. ?. g. 1870 w.. 49,
The telegram from Granite City, Ill,
said zone shipment of straw from. a
Held near border Of quarantine went to
paper mill at Alton, III Regulations
now IN effect will prevent any further
movement Of STRAW. To- 49,,
Illinois authorities assured Richard
Lieber,, director Of conseyation ia In
diana, that no straw from flag smut
injected feds would Be shipped into
Indiana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-27
AMERICA COLLECTS
FIVE gAlN@.M
--LATEST TAX LEVY

WASHINGTON, July 27.-The ma
Was collected during the >ffsccaaf Year
ending June so. ->. ~.-. $500
Oficial figures show that the tax
paid in the last IL months had exceed.
ed all estimates, lasnsres@iona2-~a and
official, by approximately $30,o00,00o.
ana was nearly 70 per cent larger than
the total OF taxes paid In either of
the war years of 1918 or 1919 The
1sfS TAX levy yielded-s5 ,694, 6rs 1888 and
the taxes In 1919 aggregated $685.
$685..
Collection of this record breaking as
sessment cost the government $780,
Ts0,60e; or -nbout->55 rents-for each
Nearly 81 COO, ooo, 900 on Incomes.
Reyepaes derived. from income and
excess profits taxes alone were $3,944,-
5oo,fS7 for the -l2 months;e which is
nearly s1.250.000,00o larger than COZ
seetfens. -fronr~ tfre-> saAro- sources> In
either Of the last two years. An in
crease for this. year Al so.was shown in
theapeceipts frorn miscellaneous taxes
which brought in S1,465,72s, 13s. These
taxes totalei ,s1,243 ,941,ao and $685.
$4,000 for 1919 and Is, respectively.
- New York. stata continued to main.
tain It's record Of leading the nation
as a taxpayer It's tax burden AMOUNT
ed to S1,416,939,276. OF this amount
$1,fg5, 097 ,403 came from the financial
heart Of America-the Wall street
district. ~. - -
The Chicago district paid all but
S4O,315,75S OF the total Illinois taxes of
s442.233O7o Next following Illinois
was Ohio with taxes or S372, 31y,5iS.
md massachusetts With Ss5U,92S.233
''~-- Phil pprres'at Foot of'E1sr.
North and South Dakota both in one
collection dist riot, we're called- upon to
pay only Se,54r,6S3 from tre1r com
bined areas-and, with the exc option of
tho Philippine Islands, were "st, The
foot of-the list '"--~ - '-N-"
Total collection by states or by
groups Of states IN cases where more
than one state comprises a district
were announced as follows
Alabama End "Mfsstss1ppt, $29,560,-
1851 Arkansas s12;zs3S7T; California
and Nevudu,- $t79f4s, sos; Colorado
and Wyoming -S3s, 5e9, 496: Connect
cst and Rhode Island '$15f,3fS;761;
Florida; SIS, 1886, 5%e; Georgia. SAP ,665,-
702,. Hawaii, s11,927, 545.~ Illinois, $f42, :
238,070: Indtana;~ $7S,608,7 1867: iowa.
sB9,61s37S; Kansas, $4e;s3o;fa4; Ven
lucky, $4E. 1913 g22;; forfsfarla:- $50 1884,
S23: Maryland, Delaware and the Dis
trfct Of Columbia;S $12e,752, 4S7 -Massa:
chusetts, $3.50 ,s2s, 2S3;;' Michigan, $3.50
74S;64&:- Mont ara,,'" Utah and Idaf1o;
s2e;beT,741,- Minnesota; $76,997,401;
Missouri, s14S,609,325: Nebraska:: "$34 =
211,4T5: New Hampshire.S Maine and
Vermont Es41 .596,651: -NeN"Jersey;
s1S3,55s. 234: New Mexico and Arizona,
sS396.2S3.,- New York1-Sf.416 ,939 2T6 :.
North. Carolina, slgs, 200. ee79-' North
and- South -Dekota;' s9:54f6s3; Ohio,
s373,34e,s48; -Olclahorna;~ ~s25,695Os4;.
Oregon So, 2S4,123; ..Penasylvania,
sk55,725,ose; South Carolina, $685.
81: tennessee. s36l3s,127: Texas.
WsS iGlsfog and A|aska, s4s,15S,sa5;
West Virginia, s33 ,332,3s3; WISCONSIN,
sg2,g2s.352; philippines, s1,4e3,47S;
Postoffice sales of internal revenue
stamps III ponths), ,$22,5as,5N. -,'''
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-27
KNOCKED UNCONSCIOUS
....a .A.. WHEN. CAR LEAVES ROAD

COLUMBUS, Ind. July. -27.-When
Edward Speice, 40teasS old. Of Amber
son lost control Of hts .autonsobile>n near
here Surlday,.th the. machine left the road
plum ged-,EgaiHSt "A gate post at the
hone Of William NuiF,- turned COIN
4lete -.Somersault ---fepwasd,- =. bounced
back into the road, fell on it's side,
bounced ,.again and righted itself by
falling on tha wheels, 8 but headed in
an opposite direction to which. 1T was
being driven, when, the accident. hap
penRd. ~ =: ;. ~ ;, ~ -. g." -
80 The driver was forced through the
Windshield nf the machine and hurled
80 feet ~ :. -. =. -. - ~.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-27
MARKETS IN GRAIN
any PROVISIONS ARE
PAN4CkY At OPEN
Nv WILLIAM R~SANeoRN,

TIE paiieky feeling On grain and
prov4sioae,-.whie}f--pr evai -ch4ea-
GO On. -Mendayy~was~ not~cheeked at
the -~oren4ng- Tuesday morning, but
prices steadied during the day.
In order to- realize the extent Of
the break, II will be necessary to
quote Saturdays closing prices, the,
low on Monday and the bottom early
Tuesday morning December wheat,
which closed at s2.55 on Saturday,.
closed at s247A on Monday and
struck s2.41 right after the opening
Tuesday, showing break Of IA cents
The March option, which closed at
$3.50 on Saturday, had a correspond
ing break UP to 10 a. IA Tuesday.
July oats, which closed at 1914 Sat
urday, closed at 80 on Monday and
seld as low as "a within 80 minutes
of the opening on Tuesday, quickly re.
acting to II. 2 4sN 49, =
July corn, which closed at s1.53 last
Saturday, and at $1.451a on Monday
sold as low as $1.411a; Tuesday morn:
ing quickly reacted to $1.43. This
showed a IL cent break in July at the
low, and reflects cash market condt
tions, the option having almost
expired.
~ Provisions Much Lower.
Lower prices for corn and mod
crate decline for hogs weakened pro-
visions badly. July pork broke from
close Of S267O on Saturday, to $500
on Monday. September pork broke
from $3.50 on Saturday to 5000 on
Monday. and to $2610 at the low on
Tuesday morning, showing q drop of
$40 per barrel Lard broke 81 per
| hundred to $500 for September, com
pared with 1896 on same date last
| year. 7r F-.'7
| a.. The bids for wheat sent TO the
| country dropped seven cents per bush
t~ef-pn1- uesday -nlvsnine,,-for' FIRST halt
of August shipment, as compared with
bids Sent out on Monday, the grain
! business having suddenly become de-
| morahzed, Exporters were almost out
| of the market.and were lowering their
! bids to sHit local conditions. from hour
to hour Monday.
c"An uneonfirmed report Of the fail
ure -of large motor, concern had a
ereat deal to- do-with the-seling that
carried prices. for. all grains to the
! lowest. possible point ON the present
/ down turn said tho Chicago Tribune
| .and. the-rallies throughout the day
4 Were very feeble. ~ .,--..@- -
-->--. loeal--Milie Paying $2.55.
! The local wheat market opened al
] $3.50 on Tuesday morning, both the
Richmond and Champion mills paying
that figure for No. z. 4 Considerable
| grain,is coming in but our millefs arc
] not yet worried as to the car situa,
ton, as the grain will mostly be held
| for milliRe.- -
This will mean a demand for cars
for. flour shipment, Of course, but
there Will DE less bulk to- go anc
fewer cars needed, except that sur
plus millstuffs will need room.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-27
esrsuI+eAsE oE-wHtsky

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 81
Bonded whisky was taken by Federal
prohibition agents Monday when they
raided soft drink place and arrested
Chance Swestra. When the officers
entered the place, with a search war;
rant, Swestra was standing by the
bar with a. suitcase in his hands. The
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-27

Don't Blame the Weather Too Much
<-~tS>,yo1l are feeling ,azy--and rfs~li d
seem-.-GulL-- and stupid. lacking. in
strength and ambition. DO net.klsue II
altogether on the weather. The hot sun
= Will ih6S opppess sssu s-stS InpciS-ff the
bowels, are regular aud~thed dwsr &c iv e
and bealthX. Foley Satharttc:- Tablets
breath and ot4,er results OF indrges ito n
and GoaSti pa tiezl ..Thay cIea4aee-., oh
bqWels, .sweeten1the stoTach and Snvig-
crate the liver For sale by A. G. Luz
| nent.S ~ 1850
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-27

No. sand Improved America. -Thl
wheat list included Rudy. Michigan
Amber, Tulz, Poole, Goens- sometimes
called RED Chaff," and Red Rock
Tnr rirst -rourvarierfes arv RECON-
mended for.Southspn INDIANA, Nv htir
the Red Rock, Michigsn sersf alsd
MISUNDERSTANDING inne-nofrr
ern part 81 the state Goens Is a local
variety grown In ~Shelby county.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GRAFT FsRaf, July Ut
w. E.. Horton, Of Grand.lNieW,I Tenn,
identified .ths-bod y. OF. a. young woman
found. in "a tgI1Gh near Gsaysyiiie,
Tenn, as that.of. his daughter, 'Kathe-
nine,- a school teacher, pwire left home
last. spring during, an Illness from
influenza. ~-a ..-..--
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BODY IS WASHED ASHORE.

FEELAND, ~0hie, July-27:-Police
todaywepe trying to- identify the body
Sf--fsF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on the
lake front early Monday The body
uss. a+tiPed ,ef4y>in a-tee+ered-skirf and
one shoe, which are the only clews-to
Ae identity Of The 3veIna1i,1-The body
that ola woman abeht-25 years old,
had been in the T-water.>for- several
weeks, police believe. - - -.
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took the suitcase, which con-
! tanned IL quarts of bottled in bond
! Whisky "-|