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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-30

scarcity of teachers IS hitting Ada
county hard, there being 30 vacancies
Ia the county. Most of the pos tions
10 Boise are filed. but teachers for
the outlying schools are diflcult to
| f1nd.
In semi annual report for the
past six months by John w. Eagleson,
state treasurer, to Governor Davis, he
shows a balance of So, ,Ol2, ,I64 on June
3O, 1920, while the balance on Jan. /
was 2,606, 307.
Governor Davis is 10 favor OF the
proposed plan Of the United States
forest service which provides for state
and federal CO. operation in fire
protection and forest renewal,
according to announcement made
Saturday by Frank w. Brown,
secretary to the governor.
piupeiey III OuOSuODe
county for the year 1920 decreased 10
valuation approximately SIS, 900, 900
according to eqnalized values fixed by
the county commissioners and totals
compiled by Deputy Auditor j. ii.
Munson for submission to the state
board OF equalization.
Sheep affected with scabies are to
be found only in TwinF Falls, Fremont,
Clark, Teton. Madison and jefferson
counties. There is less sheep seab
this year than 10 the past two yeats
and the six counties named are the
only quarantined sheep districts 10
The state.
ldahUs commercial apple crop for
1920 will be;about 1000 cars or 20 Der
cent less than last year, according 10
the July report OF the Idaho crop
reporting service as previously given
out. 1t is stated that the Aug0sr
report will show even larger reduc-
tion, due TO tue severe hail damage
done in north Idaho.
L. M ShelleyOf Caldwell, aged so.
who lost his right hand as the result
OF b'ood peiapnln9 while employed ol
road wmk pyv Canyon county, has
been granted total award of $336i
by the state industrial accident board
under the workmen'S compensation
act on loss of time, hospital and
physicians expenses, aud permanent
partial disability. Shelley while
operating slip on road work
his thumb on nail or
splinter Infection set,in necess tatiug
amputation Of the hand. =
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-30
FIX VOTING PLACES
Primary Election to Be Held
Tuesday.

The primary elections are to be
held throughout the county and sta q
next TUESDAY. August 8, from to :
p. III. Registration closes Saturday
evening, July 81. ~.
| 1n Rathdrum precinct the repubIi.
can voting place will be the armory,
"nile the democratic primary will be
held In the council room of the village
hall. Judges have been selected bu,
IT they do not appear, election boards
must be selected from among the
bystanders.
Little interest has so far been
shown by the rank and file OF the
voters. There are no contests in the
democratic primary. This is not the
case, however, on the republican side.
Ihe primaries are for the purpose OF
nominating, county candidates and
electing. delegatesto the county con-
vention. There are two seekers after
the nominatioA Y for prosecuting
attorney on the republican ticket and
theyoters must decide which of these
snail be the nominee. Three have
hfed for representative Where there
are only two places to fll. One of
these must be eliminated. There are
several blank spaces on both tickets
which the voter may all in by writ
ing in names of persons he or she may
favor. 1t these places are not filled
at the primaries. the county central
committees may make selections TO
complete the tickets for the election
in November On the republican side
90 one hastfiled for sheriff or surveyor
Similar vacancies obtain on the
democratic, side for commissioners
county supeTipteudentsand one state
representative
Besides voting on these county
candidates, the primaries are intend
ed to elect precinct delegates and
precinct committeeman The precinct
delegates from over the county will
Then meet 10 county. convention and
In turn select delegates from the
county To state convention which
nominateS the party candidates for
governor and other state Offices.
1t happens that there. are three
contestants for the republican nomi-
nation for governor, about five for u
S. senator and at least two for justice
of the supreme court. Those seek o
the guhernatorial nomination are
Governor Davis, State Treasurer. John |
w. Eagleson, and Speaker NJ. A. |
Kiger. The list from. which u. S |
senatorial nominee is 10 be chosen
contains the names of Col E. G
Davis, Elk Gov. f. R. Gooding, Capt.
A. II. Connor, Col. L V. Patch,
Chas. w. Beale and State
Secretary of Agriculture Miles
Cannon.
While it may appear that these
contests are wholly to be decided in
the convention, the personal prefer
ence of the delegates selected in the
primaries are supposed to have a
bearing on that decision. Delegates
favorable to a :: certain man for
governor will tend to carry sentiment
for that man on into the state
The notice published elsewhere
gives tae names of all those who are
10 be voted. upon next Tuesday.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-30

beginning To bring results.
1t Is estimated the city will require
Sl5,680 to tinance 1t during the
current fiscal year. More than half is
for water bonds and warrant redemp-
Llon.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-30

Up to June 80, 152, 979 applications
for converted soldier insurance had
been approved by the bureau of war
risk insurance, the amount of iusur-
;lnce converted being Sll ,s2i 800.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-07-30
pass its declaration for Republican
executive to sign. = N'AN''n

pass its declaration for a Renubl;o.,
executive to sign
IL is better to be the free and d;sir
terested agent of international iust;oa
and advancing civilization with ~
covenant OF conscience, than be shack.
leu Dy a written compact which snr-
renders our freedom of action ona
gives to military alliance the r;ob+
10 proclaim Americas duty to The
world. No surrender of rights IN q
wofld council or its military alliance
no assumed mandatory. however an,
peaiing' ever shall summon The, sons
II this republic to war. Their supreme
sacrifice shall only be asked for Amer
lea and Its call of honor There "a .
sanctlty in that right we will not dele
gate. s.~st
disposed as we are, the way is yery
simple. Let the failure attending, as.
sumption, obstinacy, impracticabilitv
and delay be recognized and LET ne
IND the big, practical, unselfish wav
10 DO our part, neither coyetous he-
cause OF ambition nor hesitant throneh
fear, but ready to serve ourselves hn-
manlty and God. With Senate adyis-
ing as the Constitution contemplates
would hopefully approach the nations
OF Europe and of the earth, proposing
that understanding which,, makes MS
willing Participant in the. consecra-
ton of nations to new relationship
to commit the moral forces of the
world, America included, to peace and
international justice, still leaving
America free, independent and self
reliant, but offering friendship to all
the world.
Humanity is Restive.
1t is folly to close our eyes to out
standing facts, Humanity is restiye.
much of the world is in revolution. the
agents of discord and destruction have
wrought their tragedy in pathetic Rus
sia, have lighted their torches smong
other peoples, and hope to see America
as part of the great red conflagra-
ton. Ours is the temple of liberty
under the law, and it is ours to call
the sons of opportunity to it's defense.
must not only save herself.
but ours must be the appealing voice
to sober the world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-17

DODGE-l9ls model; newly painted aud thoroughly overhauled me chanically; if you are desirous or owning a car of this make phone and let us show ycu this one; good dependable car at a bargain figure; terms. Bunch Morrow Mo tor Car Co.,, SIS $. Fist st. Main 9514,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-17

OAKLAND-1919 model, six cylinder, passenger; has wire wheels. good top. good uphols- tering, newly painted. This ear has been driven less than 1000 miles. so is good for a long time to come. Should give real pleasure and satisfaction to it's owner all the while. Priced cheap for quick sale; terms if desired. Bunch Nor row Motor Car Co, 51S $. 21st St. Main 9514.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-17
AUTOMOBILES P AJToMoBILEs FOR SALE s


 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 8
 S-H-R-I-N-E-R-S
 One of the biggest Shriners in Birmingham walked into our place the other day and said: Burns. I have just re- turned from the Golden West, and 1 want to tell you the Chandler is go- ing strong out there, and 1 want to congratu- late you on handling such a popular car"
 He says: q tell you they are climbing the Rocky Mountains like jack rabbits, and they run through that prai- rie country like trains" This Shriner is driving his second Chandler, and feels as much at home at Burns Bros. as he does where he sleeps; in fact, every owner feels at home with Burns Bros. He knows he has got his moneys worth and is satisfied. Used cars are sold at lower prices at Burns Bros. than elsewhere. If you are expecting a great big price for your old secondhand car, you will never ride in one of our powerful, economical, lightweight Chandler Sizes, equip ped with that wonder full Bosch Magneto.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-17

SPT CAL
 Hemstitching, only 9 cents per yard cotton thread; silk thread 12c per yard; why pay more? Mail or- ders given prompt atten- .ion; all work guaranteed. New Home Sewing Ma- chine Agency, 105 N. Fist tt. B. R.. |: & F. Co. Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-17

DODGE-19a0 model roadster; car has had best of care and treatment and is good for lots of real hard service; no mechanical adjustments to be made; car looks like brand new, having been just reyarnished. Bunch Morrow Motor Car Co.,. SIS s. 21st st. Main &l4.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21
The Easiest Way
To End DandruH

There is one sure way that never
fails" to remove" dandruff completely
ana that II to dfssufve It, - TINS 'de-
st-oys"ft entirely TO DO thfs.s Just
get about four ounces q plain, SUtt
dihafy ifuufd Hrvo1: apply il at night
When retiring; use en6usn 70 MOST ten
;As seales1 gSS il Esnslt w1,rt6e
'm0.ning. most, If not all, of your
dandruff will be gone, and thfes Or
four more appitca tons wffl completely
ufssofve and entirety destroy every
single sigh and trace Of ii, no matter
how much dandfuff you may have.
: You will find, too. that all Itching
and~d fggiug-Uf the scalp VIII STOP in.
stantly-'and your hair will" be rfdffy,
i1strous, ~gfosy, silky and sore. and
look and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid" arvon at -at1y
drug store It is inexpensive; aid
TOR ounces is all you WIN Heed This
simple remedy has neversbeenku Known
to fail.-Advertisement - *sa 49,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21
new TASTEIESS
CASTOR OIL BOTTLED
IN THE LABORATORY
New Tasteiess Castor OIL Sold Only
In Bottles EabeIted keiIoas's
Tasteiess- Castor OH

keHoga's TasteIsss Castor on is
bottled In the laboratories Of Spencer
Xellosg and Sons, Inc. Insist on KEEL
logg's Tasteless Castor On, laboratory
bottled, with directions on the label
It's the same good old-fashioned castor
uat that doctors prescribe, with the
dtsaereeable taste removed-a 100c6
pure castor oil. Put up In air-tight
bottles, properly labeiled, KsIIoee's
Tasteiess castor OIL comes to you
with all the strength and purity of
the good old family remedy-,but all
faAseatfng taste has bean removed.
Tidnk what q boon this Is to mothers
and the htHS fo3lssl Sold by an good
druggists. II you want q castor oil
aesofuteiy visAoNt nauseating taste,
insist on genuine laboratory diled
bottles plainly labelled KeH6eg's
Tasteless Castor Oil. Three sizes,
f6c. 35c and observation-disclosures
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21
TO RELIEVE GATARRH AL
Deafness 4ND'HExD e

II you have Catarrhal Deafness OF
are hard of hearing or -have~-head
noises go to your druggist and get
ounce OF Parmint 'fdouble strength
and add to-it A-pint ct hot water and
g. little granulated sugar. Take ope
tablespoonful four times day.
- This Will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises
Glogged nostrils should open, breath
ing become easy amt the smucus stop
dropping into the throat. It is easy to
prepare. costs little and is pleasant to
take. Anyone who 'has Catarrhal
Deafness, or head noises should give
this prescription a ~trial-Advertise
ment 80 = -.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21

Girl. TEs yg1Af lady;s assogtIaent OF
sg sasts s 6 p,s sgs'a ass
sSsrching cNnsons rambler and the
ltHgfkjp g, taYtalyyipg-,A ssysuckle
.sIt tArew an awful monkey wrench
into the machinerxi For Maybelle was
-no~lese tAan><the daughter Of very
proud old falifpr1Aa family who had
solnSa ma cheas to rseonp' tps filling
. ace. sass.coTes1opdelt 81 ! a,Yoree
suit Gets tapglaf w With . Jealous
lover and proud parents feel dts
graced" by a daughters Connection
with 4ha ssags-=it can be imsginsd that
g things. are doing" -
she ao5al Assss are but one e q many =
Wanda HaYIeys new ph6toplay which
comes 70 the Mu!grT !is Theatre on
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21
+" O.
The Theatres
WASHINGTON.

Ma1ox Robert Warwick 4et an old
friend while making scenes recently
for THE Tree Of knowledge" his new
instoH th e!sf = f ssaS 1s sys con
Hsneing c Wednesday , + W. ss.1 AjiSs
who took advantage of trip to Los
Angeles to visit the Lasky studio. Tha
two veterans Of the war clasped hands
and Major Warwick later recalled the
last time they had met.
IT first encountered the beloved
Teddy's son - said the soldier-star
elm the second line trenches at RAM.
bucorrt, AT tffat- time he was KNOWN
as the finest major in the AMERICAN
army, and 1t puzzled his whole brigade
to know wh6 he~ Sept, as he was
apparently -eIthef lighting Or *orkitg
all "a hours Of the day
Later. attended his classes at the
Staff College at Langres. He was
really a naturM bofn srfateg1st. ~
was said of him that he had but to
glance at a piece Of ground and he
knew Immediately what to do. You
can tell how hard he worked to aid
his country in its time Of need by re-
calling what his fellow officers named
him: the officer. who never sleeps"
'. Colonel Roosevelt willingly consent
"a to being snapped" and declared
that be had eniQysd WsetiQg Major
Warwick hugely and had gained real
insight into movie pakitg from his
brief visit.
MURRAY
The discovery by New York chorus
girl that her husband" already had a
wife provides the opening situation in
The Spirit Of Good, the new WIlIfan
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21
-sA~,~s-s> A.~--... e.--.. ~
For Stomach AGONY

Ask Your Druggist About Mfo-Na. 1t
!" dses Relet N 'rixs' minases'
x@t ssasgkslst vi fsGf xyea that M, Nj:
and safely, Upset stom ach and fhdfges.
ton, 81 youI money &tn Be- fefunted
Have YOU gas g6 se6nach?~ - - J.
one MO Nae Tabfet and the misery
is ended. %@@A AeF.a' ta~,' 1F
Are you bilious, dizzy or nervous
MTD:NE YIN ne4p u put YOU right in
a days sf<es rSlief III dive minutes.
Now, dear reader don't go on suf
feriHg -ppiesssts0aSA tsoHbles Be fair
} sosyourselH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
tfy; M.Of{a, ~rsS 81 h~a:.,.. e.
} :. And money back If you don't say Mi
O-Naai sAw0lsh' ite weight In gold. Sold
by b. L rrBrIg Go. and 'A.s1G. Luken
@Qc aaad = leading druggists every
Observation-Disclosures "sa 4t's "''''"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21
ARE
,. PASSED Rf COUNCIL
FOR ELECTRIC PLANT

Additional appropriations for the
Municipal Electric plant were proyid.
ed IN an ordinance passed by council
Monday evening undey spspension q
the rules.
After this ordinance had been dis.
posed Of the usual protest was voiced
against disposing Of appropriation
measures under suspended rules,
Whereupon both Supt. Diilon OF the
Municipal plant and President Won
Pein Of the board OF public works de.
clared that it was not their intention
to have the ordinance in question pas.
sed the same evening it was intro.
duced., - .@
Garbage Law In Force
The amended garbage ORDINANCE was
also passed and the board Of public
works now intends to conduct a cam
paign to require householders to take
proper care Of their garbage. The
placing Of trash in garbaee rAceptacles
will result in prosecutions, board mem
bers decare.
Mr.. Won Rein reported tp sauncl
that the board had taken no action In
regard TO IIohing ~pfoposed" sf75,0o0
bond issue to provide q 5000 XIV. tur
bine unit at the punicipal plant, but
he i9timated that "a the near future
the bond ISSUE would Be advertised
providing it was approved by the pub
lie service commissfoh of Indiana.
Says Banks WtlI Take It
Mr.. Won Peip stated that local banks
had tentatively agreed to take up the
proposed issue at d SIX per Tept rate
of interest proyidihg THE entire issue
was disposed Of st ohe time. wv
Councilman Ford expressed the opin
ion that the people Of RICHMOND would
purchase the bonds Il offered to them
but City Attorney Keller was Inclined
6 doubt whether 11e" citiyenS would
purchase these bonds bearing 6 pei
cent interest witch they 'cotfd hYest
in, other equally good securities bear
ing greater Fstes e iPtsfsst;
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21

AmERtGANa PFhHk Less -
WASHINGTON. sebt.. capi
ia estimates Of the amount OF coffee
consumed last year IN The United
States announced BY the Department
OF Commerce, showed 3 decline in
comparison with l918. the 1919 amount
being S,99-pounds for every person in
the : county compared with 1923
pounds pounds the P5syysegS year W W., the
la1a figure wss 5he lowest for any
year since 1900 when the estimated
consumption was $50 pounds per cap
ita.' OF 1.pk1;S3s,Sl pounds Of coffee
imported into the United States during
1919, 959,177,361 pounds were retained
for consumption and 92,6s2,54s pounds
were exported
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21
PAY Is WITHHELD UNTIL
>AAfFAlN LEADERS REkAVE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-With.
holding OF the salaries of the presi
0eHs,s che Secretaries, sSate Councillors
and palace interpreter Of Haiti will be
Sssd s sa "a og It sas
nistic attitude TOWARD the American
authorities. the stare department has
informed ! Rarau, Haitien minister of
foreign affairs. .---..ss
According 70 MT. Barau, these o1ic-
ia1s have not received any salaries
tince June, although other public OF.
Eeers in Haiti have been Regularly
paid.. q.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21

TAX BOARD OPENS SESSION.
INDIANA STATE CAPITOL, Sept.
21.-The fourth session OF the state
tax board cohimissione opened Mon.
day. The dutfesJt the session include
the fixing ofthe state tax levy, which
VIII be announced @fthfh a few days.
WI - - '-a~sf5S 2 z.7S * 1R1Sf 1E1 4
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21
KILLED sY TRACTION CAR

sNEWCASTLE. Ind. Sent. 21.-,Ros,
coe MoguI. 20 years Ole. was kliieu
M0n6hy night when the automobile in
which he was riding was struck by a
Union Traction company car, two
miles west OF here. Mpgul was en-
route from Shirley to his home, and
It is believed he misjudged the dis
lance of the car. He was unaccom-
panied. It was at this crossing on the
Rig -Four railway where Miss Merle
Adamson OF Indianapolis. and Donald
Byrd OF Frankfort, were killed on Sept
g.. Mogul is survived by his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zoe u. Mogu. and one
sister. - 80. 80
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21

fsy tnsstrs.sanaay:e.5
This situation leads to many more
Inst as thrilling. It leads E9M tbe
New York stage to q Western dance
hall, where love "a. called by another
napre and where gold 10 stronger thar
me4.. The story Is said to be the bes,
vehicle yet provided for Miss Trav
eEse, who has won tame by her" por
Itrayal of emotional charsctsr. ~
The story ID BIZ clifford Howard
and Burke JENKINS, Denjson Cliff
wrote the scenario and Paul Gaseneuye
directed the production. -
With what Is conceded to be the
biggest and most extensively equipped
minstrel company ever .organizeds the
Neil O'Brisn Minstrels viii be the at.
traction at the Murray theater next
Thursday matinee and evening Man.
ager Oscar Z. Hodge has promised that
no expense has been spared to make
the production one that will nnger'lons
in the memory Of all who see H. M
Mr.. 0'Brien has written several new
acts or sketches. among which is one
entitled Hopping the Atlantic Ocean. =
and is said to be- one of the best and
funniest, of this noted writer or negro
humor. Dealing as IT'S name implies,
with a darkey planning on a@hydro
plane trip over the ocean and trying
70 keep hts nerve under adverse 'condi'
tons. er'' "a N' ~. - ass - 80.
r A novelty dance called "Playmates"
founded On Mother Goose stories and
fTnew finale cafled "Americanizatierr
will bring to aaclose what Is promised
as the best minstrel performance ever
! offered. 40. - ->-< a'SS"s 81. - ~ :
+" xhe following artists have been en-
gagged, Lew Wilson, Davis CARNEY
Jack Annex, Dandy Roche,s j. Eester
Haberborn.- Joseph White, wa1te1
Sherwood; Lea' Eaird, Steve Berriah
Bubby Co.'S sans, Roy Alien, Bobby
Bavts, Arthur Watts, Charles Nellis
Henry Maher, Ray~Parsons, Dan Mar
she'll Charles wright; herbert OHM
tack-Bdward dcsSer,' Edward House
and Major Nowak. 's-s' ''t,'7' 49,
r ~Erere will-pe' the usual parade and
band-concerts-~ .~-' >~- .'"-sr-' -
---- 49, -MuRRETrE.
One of the amusing situations with
which Charles Rays 6rs+-independent
picture, 's.45 NiQutes RrQna~
is filled, occurs when Mr.: Ray, as Kid
Burns, IS given the cOmOfndtlOu~ Oh tne
lsafe-aud loqks- the paper containing il
ir the safe to protect IT Later this
proves a very fortunate circumstance
for the hero.~ Fhe-snnAin and adyen.
|thress, in-search Of the missing will
attempt to bfow"up the-safeEand Burns
snxso,s overtime fate. Of Aefcombina.
-tffon. arrives on the SC 4fe" Just in time
to.foifr them: ~45tMinEres From Broad
way'.'is showing at the Mdrrette. Il.
Did you know there were such
things as Floral Kisses.e Neither did
anyone else until A-press ugents des.
perare' to- boost thee~~vatstfes," a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21

Day al debts Of the GU QGEaplzatloa
aid furnish tho bud et.of the new up
until Ian. !. 4 ~
Conferences will open in New York
within two or three weeks, he said,
looking to new. organization on "a
permanent basis. with all the inter-
national .bod.ess of - the Protestant
church participating. - ~ ssta
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21
SCHOOL, MAY BE
EsfAsl3sA Ep At PuRpuE

, AArA GfAG, 4Ho., Sept. I1.-A
school for the rehpbilitatioG and train.
Fl & sSsRsgS asssr WI y
Purdue university BY ftfe United
States gove4mept, according to fnfor'
NATION RECEIVED here Monday. Rep
tesentati7es 81 the federal BOARD were
II the city sxamlning a PROPOSED builh4
i1g for the organfzatiorf, and confer
ting Ithh. President w1nthrUp =.
Stone ~ the uni e8fty, ana although
Ia h33 4 finite annouM efhent has been
hads ssfterning g proposed school,
Indication are that II WIFI Be estab-
lisAed.
President Stone said today that such
a school as 'fHat' planned would taxa
care of woundet soldiers who do not
have the necessary educational quail.
fieations' to admit 'them' 90 colleges or
Universities. s"Purdtfe ALREADY has a
fargef nrmrer f'goyerhmeHt' tddents
MIS- 'tTassss, t6es9 MeR h4ving 6ech
ISN'T efg % tconfpfetE their 'educat9on
Mfer having served IN theaworid var
Eftere" they, &ere wounded. !" q s's'
Ss,sf& fSf<s IN iIE1nEytS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21
COMMITTEE "; ,Is &. REo ;,sSS 1s,s.!z, g.

:cH1cAGU1if.. ssSt's ra1Theainte r.
o oruanu IS" sSsvsay, 'Bfshsp
Yfiou,as 'Nichphofr. ofEnSca go, scNEir.
martyr taeo6nafnttee- ~ fffteen~ap.
pointed bsaHgN thssreerganisatien
More fnat' 9f0o0ooo has been paid
,,nSs fss tet asss1qa,
'thes original r$ieess0c6oSO campaign
s Ssh ss's % an PIE, Pledges s
= ~ !, AEay sp0f W I..- Il .-f