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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
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HOLCOMB,


! Henry, E., HOleombc sop of ID. Nsana
Anna Holcombs rwas hem, in Hillsdale
Co.. Michigan. June l5th, 1885, ' When
twotyeaxs Old he came with his parents.
to iowa where he has Ialwsys reSido4
He passed peacefully away Saturday
morning, Dec. q, 1919 at tie Sge of
sixtyithree years ana seven months. aya, =.
| November 9, 1878, he was united ia
marriage TO- oNettiela Clark. ITO stAis
nnionl one daughter Matte Nay. wos
born, who still lives in the home.g 6 Be-
sides his life companion and daughter
h4 kNes 70 paegsaJ 4s Iklep(yutal sns
sister Mrs. w. P Clark of Albion and
ab host Of, relatives, and friends one
brpeber James proceeded him. m.insdesth
five months ago.A7aq 1inaodT ni vsGt
! rFunera, ser vices were held from the
home Monday afternoon. Dee! g, 1919.
BY Rev, c. I: Nye,5 pastor Of the n:
E., church; burial il OAK Lawn ceme-
terry. -ssa, ers~ et--rrs .tsog
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
:" "o''EP'3'Y Yours very truly. .S3as549 ;r,a Az,
II. c. Orton, Gun. Supt. Of Operation,
The lnteE State Powsr ComPany,, : E
,wg3 W .ALanaiag, Iowa. .ssAHawIiK

.TsspR 10 RDaEtg I0,5& &G 1sTs-AdvI.
ssd ,GoBsI N ni1y1 &ssw tsaI baEi
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
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I On Monday evening. Dec. g. q mum.
ber Of the friends of MI. and Mrs b.
L. W erhsn gathersd 1t their home and
gave them : very pleasant surprise:
The evening was spent n dancing. play
isg games, ETC.. and at the proper hour
a-6pe; ;shpper rw.se.sryfsf frcn ths stAske
cts Of the guests.
sMr., and, Mn. Merriam, were the scre-
cipients of . NICE purse of money, left
by their friends ssi'a momento of the
occasion. Mr. ssnd tMrs.. Werhan left
the first Of the week for Decorah,, where
they viii farm the coming season. ''i%, ~
Those present were the, following
gentlemen and their .wiyes:,d D. y.
Ferrie, Chas. Zender, Fred Flick. r. A.
Clemmer. Chas. DeWalle. Otto De.
Wslle, Will Rienhsrt. Ray Glass Dan
Drew, Dick Lungrin, Frank Schafer,
{ Owen McGee and j. E. Dickson Also
Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Louise, Hoopman.
Mrs. Joe Marsh, Mrs. Esther Letter,
Mrs. Frank, Woods. Mrs. Art Converse;
Miss Matte: {BoweEA bIMargaretc md
BeAuice WpodA Gertrude Glass, yLizsiss
Cole. Rose T Tseslbofu.I I g Mattel Albelti
son. Alfred Albeetson, Olive Teetss
HON, sEd Cole; EZRA Co,e" ana win
pS,;a,,,5I 13dt1ssau .alIESE 3 sIo!:
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
u15.rt. sAbe,t22ths , cs..,ussTA7

lsI1arts Abe1t,the csl,uss TAI
Grae1t.answeras. t. L !ttssSd Sdbaehhtiabt1is aikl
ed by the enumerator is of the utmost
Importance to the government. j., Here
are SOME Or the Questions yod will be'
askedG. eHir;se7sa aPisaai!oc hrs
/. Age st Iast birthdaysnl sa'sIo
g.. Each person over, ten syears Of
age will be asked whether he is able to
readior write. 3gaaaass .ao5aaidasW
aof Eacln gpeRson iwih sbet astad hhis1
birtispIacAsssfwen cas The, btFteps1sst sof
his fsthsr tAd mother. .oStHsato sno4I o.
tz.!t MifbTsixn: b1fn. .t6es idAtaI eof't 6ahhss 6ahhs
iogS tttoE Thu Unitsd States will'bs siisksa1
shd il natarelized, the. yddstses lef bs6SSms1
ieg 4 .citizep.r Aso mothsra stsp9aes ola
snetaNe Jep0usGes 1e1so2 aAi 10 oggl7s9 81
J 5o Esob Rhssda asof ,al1fs1n55 MN be1
'askS6s1hesAer his tsome dsaowue6 bsc
'htm3slf or tthtedss II osttRses osshldes = wHsthef1
thss sks HkSa y ';s atsss 1rssss '8] '8
&, q ssjS.sssSa SyaI kssal5bistss a.,
cnpAtjen,aqd sMhet thar ohe 10 "a se@pleEa]
er o. s0ployeeaor 10 vorkine!aans hiS
Bown Akeount.Iai jon hiloo a}oitgco lst1
Questions Asked of Farmsrs1I ID .'l1
rs:iaEseh cesupmsiefa far4naiil ~
askedi ohbw nsny nafniy s Years. II n.y. n.y. h
v9sRSs|d aaS|fg gsps4 = gIaEgm15fsP sah4
year.. .jfesa% 5he. wsssss q tenant; .eEs Ana
how imsnys yeaEssxif any. heo has.farmedl
as anooHnsr. 10 anot3aSinsgTo dsGogd
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
O. howard ooUNTY IOWA FRIpAY JANUARY $1ooF

les. fovemensA ars going Ward
|as fasts they ss sbe i apushed dsndt
are planned. d. D. s.sss:s
Tia following ia from i. &c -Nos-
ton, General supssiintsndentSpf Con.
struction and sviAs sh9W
what is being dont 6stter TN 1lil -
entsservice. ..s.ts sssss' sSs''
I spssab.r M
Mr.! M. 1H(5i z rankons T SI
hi A w. ~
e2s ea
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02

While Irvine -Whalen-and Walter
Ryan Wsreseouing TO town from their
homes near Plymouth Rock last Wed
nesdsy they noticed i pile Of nice fresh
dirt thro VI beside the road, and "a %
inYestigetSSond found il TO-, BE- < mound
thrown up by 4 pocket gopher.G This is
an unusual sight to see on the last day
Of Decanbers sandit shosss clearly that
there iscvery iissse frost in the ground.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02

fThsimany Howard County friend, Of
Judge william Thenphilus will regret.
to learn that he j. II Mercy bospitel,
Davenport t. suffering FROM q ! semi-par-:
alytie strokeso sHeswss strieken Christi.
mas3 hight while esttedding asdiuNer.
psrty.d' His condition liz regarded 5as,
c.;t;c.a1fos ssdfom04t ,es ,5ff gainiS1l
satRtS man
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02

El1tSG .-ly.s u XaH Oh 4aN! % 3 As-7s u =
-sDH soNavyukssss sfsr .Sak eds div
Some hand. clicked asntf soisSe ~ not!e
Ed Albers,; pssohsz zlisEissia 3f6tf stnss
.1TEay 19vs2 sUiaI: TtiasAi
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
, xth1si n rs IS ee,!! c:9;1s.. c':.9s;s1s.sl /

..EESE IWYEEE. HfEAC'Eo ESSEYTSEn
OF tnFdenseS fdF q 4asConei neiesji6dSiss
D'asIIeff z q f.e.s TyEssstseyAtter~ q
noo $4s ese s ls.
.pI"ses: ..s o 80 g 9sy.s9 !. easn
tne'r nnal 'nstFo oessoss est'miuary to
eotnmenc!ng 19 E.nofy q knie week ~,
JAMS son} s6es esOosAhSs'solIeoeshe teGl.
statistics stobF m l4elal y ft4Allglg
OF the federal eeasR witch 10 done
!. e!ery tso ye:s''y dlt j. 70 hs I.
so@p,s'sa e. sa. = az ens .o - e,..es e s.o
- rs.ks "a = ~ ,-,SS ssnsw rssss. Ssr
\ .TH H.iISa ,Ma!ss HmsMkN1
1s' = n ~ % - ~ ~
teqoeSt mat asl peesons sn ~ county -
pe prepared to give prompt ~ eo0.
ples4' a0StesS to- ar 1q16est tl600 looessi3
= a.:" % *hss |. seeesss q ssss
e 'o.s esR.''s IN. II 3, t.., ::
.e - =. ~. "a"
ys.u .s ssetty enJo'neo 20
o'eeaeA nqslntaFs , tAess gaven taaen'vpQs
SYee leth4 Observation-Disclosures
sn1da,lh : ! ,sfMn NOM sskins eaauaaE eosen Z,
70 give essss saforassaon ssssn na,ss tnss.a
% ss aas s1etmsa1ess sasss 10 fsriasss aSEsa
: s-1E m. eoe een'os roi,aa,orass 4ae
t5s9Ya @ t5ga astt St s hgn
'nS Gs GSsauns9 uVnss9 tafft 8be!l9HH t!sypns 10 abTsoi
tse9eos. slteFsr8k sFal Il SfssEs sfsaAta
" ! = setss essosnittnasm edit nf .aaottsh
essaeo'Ssesndd dard+es' AsuA Ast'st1f
al s Ssescosn. ,s.,, syvn ns ta s,saasss@a
CIesco, tInnd'a Nv atu-af iIuIyets
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02

q 'VUSN9PSNyVS7GVS ~ Vo>Ss"BaASUF NV
pWF FAkeountIai jon biitoo a}aifGc9 isl
Questions Asked of Farmefs1I 'l1
1sin4Esseh cesupmeiSfa fardH ~Al ~
asked ohow msny aa1 se year p1sihn!yIs sny., ~
WORKED Pr. T. ;, f.aAtm for. .Wagss; boy &sng as'
aFA.jfea& fbe Vas s tenant; 1 ;;i.ss! And
how imanys syearssi if any. he, ,has.farmed
as ianooHnsr. 70 anot3hsirssTo dsGo2.
2. Whether (a) he owns. 'oEa(h)i
rents. 6cile)apsstly oWnss assds fpsftly
rents'Eis farm, oirs whether (dyl he op-
eraateeas tie fsrmm ,fof others as = 9manal
GEL Ala saperiptendshasasa ns IrosI,1 s1vzr~ ,,r
= 3, How many acres Q in the farm
Number Of improved acres? Number
Of unimproved acres and .number2 Of
acrestc of woodland: hjGe noeiIgoM' ,.JEc
u laiT6tai value of fartR!tI Total svsis
ue' ot btildings? u vslue Of Supplements
and machinery on the fartn I'n r.at ntNo" 30
5. Whether farm IS mortgaged? r
DO. the amount Of mortgage?
Il al Bxpspa,s -1fqT ffesd. 4feFsilizers;:
and lsbor,in the year 1919?
-. Several queations, dconcerning. az;
tificial drainage of,his-fsrm.g2
S.is Number of cows, horses,a sheep,
chickens. and other domestic animals
on.fhe farm January !, l92O?, Z N9tl As q
4 Qusntity snd acreage of al crops
grown; s. the fslrm in. 1919. including
fruits and vegetables? ssil ~ a. a9rs,
10. Quantity Of milk and butter sold
off the farm during thenyear 1910.
IL. Acreage tofd timber land on the.
farm and value Of forest products?' il
= =. 10 Farm Defined " ,"n ,l'' W. ="
Alarm for purposes Of 1.-THE census
includes all sthe land cultivated byos
single farmer teitherS BY his own labor
alone or With, the help of Hired labor. It
%sy # re- s. %o'f 'lR1stss it ;ssSss s$te
one management.
! re iain'd cuItiyated 81 ! share hand
Or cropper, Or BY. : cash renter, con-
stitutss 3 separate farm and is not to
be.counted q the owner q farm or in
cluded in it, abut shouid be- reported in
tie name Of the tenant.sg anisHEI yrh
csp,spr.' s i Questions ,Mqst tbeo Aq~s~.sarsead' y .asad'
! The, ,Act2ofi Cousress providing fsr
the Gensus makes it the duty of oil
persoRs to furnish the Information ak.
"a ~ ~ INA enijm A. t0rs to fiI 0,ik
the census schedules: No persons
should hesitate neglect. or refuse to
ap'NSS'r fHly .qa acsae.tsly 7als3 sstEh1se
en1msrstors questions. he only asks
the qhestions necessary to fly the, sehsd,
ules is required BY the Act of Con.
gresss ~ III nsm zia i'i9f-~r.A?oT w'/
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02

~ 26 linen at pFeaant Ysaa won knox =
s,arfs rfsf W th;s cloE az NJ W. $woEk;nr onnt ant n 81
ssTaukon| |'Isfnn7syel ya f11nfsH
% l2l We have placed une,er ! order ], a
.al go volt automstic oil circuit break
,ar,lSsbe inktaalla ~ q (,tsaors<
- th.t =, -. 900 and
..1..t of this noint s.i;li Not trnubla ser-
IL. - tho onno.;+s-,,;,ect;nn,i :. thev
4, an. in, ,tha. 81. ,.,;v.y,n ON tina
q \, u,tcks , - o,,, sa,tsjn seasbx nveeks
31raM' IN. ,sats 1sw 8 90 ,as1rarsyoa I'd
"a Linsy viii tbssYin ihSyGpeE IN N stlfqrsas frsas
~ Isur four weeks aNsk IS to rasanasimuii hit Do0 Snit
x. 1f fsr 20 &. Poafvilieo from fRs GSIisGnna GIiGn
nl..t ,th.rahu. .e,&Aino, .nsrin .ahana, a. j.
i..dl. !. -..tn. ,n.S ~, .tha' -".t.s,.s !,
I1ni. -o,sI, ..ro,, .,,.os, t.. - ,,sli,
IstSSs;de,sb, n. s,,nssto ,ster co,Aia1as,
sfufhe5 d.a,, nsnd sli6et I ttsnsforSaap
trouble which we have experienicaeSdas st
NcG,auroirs silo Naw I Itran.formars how, ",
ever. b.va hes1 ham ~ Inuarc,a.aad for, ~ IL psf.
v;,ls, Inc. t.ll.t;on. ana the the h.lanca IL M nf
mat.vi.l = aIr,a.d, q, - arnui,d "a, Ri
No.. ,;itc,,;no st.aian.,To snsb.ssh sd
4 .f1l sI,1;e;s;s s4hss 6r,t 1s.sek,is (,et0s
bsr5 nnisww nav water Wheel regulars win So
on the2 th s. ground ioui for the dams which will
insure insure, a better r,eRulation hereafter
and allow them to synchronize with Ga
lena plant with, q greater II degree of
sucesss:Lt 10 n7u3sI. loI 9mi5 h9oanol
! tt5yi "A complete survey has" been
taken of the p,,hysical codditionns exist
inrr: 1t tie d,tns with the result that we u J.
expelct to si,e sspi,eend "a aapSp3roximately SIS, ,0Oo
in ~ ,exeaqetonss to',remedy tall race ace
troubles, and few other minor improves;
msnts $50 81 that, the 4, capacity will in.
crease .saGnsm % ybGs1 oJ4:3 z,',lraQolo:
10y rOnathe qsrfival offmateriar We
expect to stsrt work inStallin9 i BIZ prlii..
v.te talenhone .vst.,;m f.sdI from plsfteviile.
Va. e thsI hIis present system, .glt d ~ ysu hsiyye
on Waukon line. ~, Incidentally thia will
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
Pseket CssIess ii ,H.rk.t'a:; 2;

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-26

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. TENTH JUDICIAL
! CIRCUIT IN AND FOR POLK COUNTY
| FlOrida.--In Chancery--l. f. Mc(iraw yer
| sus John s. McClelland, ct aiS.--Bill " Re
! move Cloud and Clear Title.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
| To lSham Walker. Luke Drawdy, DELI
Futch Adeline Ballard, George W. Sander
who is also designated and known as a. "
Sanders; William MCLEOD who Is also DIES
| lgnated and known as wm. Mcleod and A
P. Mcleod, and to all unknown persons VIII
have any interest in and to the real estate
hereinafter described either as heirs at law
legatees, deyisees, or otherwise claiming WI
der Isham Walker, Luke Drawdy. Della
, Futch, Adeline Ballard, George W. Sanders
or G. w. Sanders, william Mcleod or VIM
Mcleod. or A. P. Mcleod or either Of them
and all persons who have any interest In and
to the said premises included in this suit
to-wit:
Beginning at the NE corner Of the NEn
Of NWA Of Sec. l, T.. 20, R. 20. and run
west ITO yds thence south 1872 yds., thence
east lilo yds., thence north 1872 yds. to point
OF beginning containing acres more or less.
situate and being in Polk County. Florida
The said Isham Walker. Luke Drawdy, De.
lila Futch, Adeline Ballard. George W. San
ders. or G. W. Sanders. William Mcleod or
VIM. Mcleod and A r. MCLEOD are here
by required to appear herein before the Jerk
Of the circuit court at Barlow, Polk county
Florida. on or before the 18th day Of October
1920, and those defendants designated as MI
unknown persons who have any interest in
the property involved In this suit either AS
heirs. legatees, devisees Of the said Jshgm
Walker. Luke Drawdy Della Futch. Adelnc
Ballard. George W. Sanders or G. W Sand
ers, William Mcleod or VIM Mcleod. or
A. p. Mcleod or otherwise, are hereby or
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-26
HAYAkAWA PICKS
STAR CAST FOR
"TEMPLE OF DUSK,

A brilliant cast surrounds Sessue
1ayakawa in his new play, 1.-The TEN.
pie of Dusk" which was produced nv
his own company, the Haworth Pic.
lures Corporation and which will no
shown at the Auditorium today The
leading roles are handled by Sylvia
Bremen and Jane Novak, two of the
most beautiful young women in pic
lures who have appeared in numerous
successful productions. Henry Bar
rows, an actor of wide experience, in.
terprets an important role. and Mary
Jane Arriving. the little four-year-old
tot, is an important factor in the plav
Both Miss Novak and Miss Bremen
have a large following among motion
picture fans. Each is a beauty
Miss Novak is striking blonde while
Miss Bremen is an attractive brun.
cite.
In addition to these players there
are twelve Geisha girls and eight
japanese actors who were selected by
Hayakawa from among players who
passed through the Royal College of
Drama at the University of Toxic and
were formerly members of the Imper-
ial Dramatic Company.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-26
AT THE THEATERs
WIN. s. HART. AS CROOK
IN NEW PHoToPLAY
HATES LAW AND COPS
NetherIess Square" Kelly Joins Po
lice Force in 1.-THE Cradle tf
Courage"

AS Square" Kelly in THE Cradle
LOT Courage" his newest Paramount
Picture, which will be seen at the
Casino Theatre tomorrow Mr.. Hart
depicts man whose belief is that all
cops are made to be deceived and that
the law was made to be broken.
He bears the proud distinction OF
being the best safe-cracker on the
coast. Through stress of circum
stances he is reformed and goes out
iof the maelstrom as Square Kelly,
now square in the actual sense of the
word. In fact, he becomes one of the
much hated fraternity, the police.
How he proves himself a man. de.
spite his early training and past life
and wins the love of a girl who had
the same environment and yet has
gone through unscathed, forms a
story that is extremely powerful as
well as appealing.
Lambert Hillyer adapted the story
and also directed it. Ann Little is
leading woman, and heads a strong
supporting cast which includes such
players as Thomas Santschi, Gertrude
Claire, Francis Thorwald and George
Williams.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-26

Gered ana commanded to appear to the |
filed In this suit at the said Office OF tho 4
clerk on or before the rule day In Novsnp|
the same being the first day of NoVenb|
1880.
It Is further ordered that this order
published in the Lakeland Evening Tslegs
as to the said defendants who are Nam
towft, Isham Walker, Luke Drawuy Dsl
Futch. Adeline Ballard, George W. Sand
or G. W. Sanders, William Mcleod or VI
MCLEOD, and A. p. MCLEOD, for eight d
secutiye weeks and for and as to the uninol
defendants made parties defendant herein I
the space Of IL consecutive weeks prior TO I
respective appearances day for said ddsa
aats.
Done and ordered under the hand and 3
Of the clerk Of the circuit court Of Polk cu
y. Florida. this. the It'll day Of August, IN
tSEAL)
j. A. JOHNSON,
Clert
CLYDE G. TRAMMELL,
Solicitor for Complainant u
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-26
CLYDE G. TRAMMELL,
Solicitor for Complainant.
FOR SHERIFF

Not having been able to see eac
voter in person, l take this means
introducing myself to you as cal
didate for sheriff and asking YOU
support in Nov, End. If elected, | wi
conduct the Office in manner thu
will be a credit to our county.
2079 CHAS. P. WORDEN
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-26
DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATES
TO Be VOTED FOR
ON NOVEMBER 2

Below are the names of those who
have been chosen by the Democratic
party for the offices indicated. If you
want the Democratic ticket elected
if you want the Democratic party to
remain in the ascendancy in the South
look for these names on the ballot
that will be given you to vote on cleo
ton day, and vote for every name
printed below These are the Demo
cratic nominees, and NO OTHER per
sen or persons have any right to pose
as such
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-26

For Presidential Electors:
J MARTIN CARABALLO
! e eu ": CORR g JONES =
W. V. KNOTT
j. G.. SHARON
G. B. WELLS
For U. S. Senator
DUNCAN u FLETCHER
For Member Congress LIST District:
HERBERT ]. DRANE
For Governor
CARY A. HARDEE
For Secretary of State:
H. CLAY CRAWFORD
For Attorney General:
RIVERS H. BUFORD
For Comptroller:
ERNEST AMOS
For Treasurer:
J. C. LUNING
For Superintendent Public instruction
w. N, SHEATS
For Commissioner of Agriculture,
w, A. McRAE
For Justices Supreme Court:
w. H. ELLIS
THOS. F. WEST.
For Railroad Commissioner:
A. S, WELLS
For State Senator:
OSCAR M. EATON
FOR Members House Representatives
JOHN M, KEEN
A. J. MORGAN
For County Judge:
S. l.. HOLLAND
For County Prosecuting Attorney:
J. HARDIN PETERSON
For Sheriff:
JOHN LOGAN
for Tax Collector:
J. P. MURDAUGH
FOR Tax Assessor:
WERNER G. JONES
'or Clerk Circuit Court:
J. D. RAULERSON
or superintendent Public Instruction
c. A. PARKER
or County Surveyor:
J. A. HANCOCK
or Member Board Public instruction
District No. 3:
G. B. MURRELL
or County Commissioners:
Dist. No. JOHN L, ROBSON
Dist. No. 2-J. T. HANCOCK
Dist No. ga. T. MANN
Dist N. As. C. SLOAN
Dist, No. Sc. C. FLANAGAN
or Justice of Peace, Dist. 10:
j. D. ALLEN
Or Constable, Dist. 10:
DAN MARSHALL
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-26

The distinguished Japanese actor supported by lane Novak
Sylvia Bremmer and Mary Jane Irving in play which contrasts
the doctrines Of self and sacrifice the devotion of young Jap
anese to his pledge to the girl he loved Directed by James
Young from the story by Frances Marion produced by Ha
worth Pictures Corporation
The diamond drill., 1920-03-20

doubtedly find some stables 70 clean
For example, several parties
told us last week that liquor Is selling
over the bar at Escanaba at 5o-ccnts
per drink. Now, our informants
aren't any more renowned for truth
and veracity than are friend Balwin's
informants but they are better equip
ped. The chances are that II there
was any selling our informants would
be on the purchasing end OF the line
and We actually believe that they did
get liquor at 50-cents per drink.
That's what Baldwin can't say his in
formants got or saw. or smelled or
had any good reason to suspect ex-
listed except from prociivity to draw
conclusions on surface indications.
All OF which inclines us 10 say that
IL we each of US hold up our end In
our own home town we won't have
much time to devote to the other fell
1Ow'g
The diamond drill., 1920-03-20
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be candidate because 1t was felt that
he would be success in the office and
stand for a square deal to everyone.
Mr.. Nicely is unequaled anywhere
when IL comes to a question of fairness
between man and man and IL the peo-
pie of Crystal Falls select him as one
OF the representatives he will grace
1.-THE position. Mr.. Neely must sacrifice
emuch in being a supervisor; he has
never been known TO take a job that
he didn't acquit himself in with hon
or He is so circumstanced that he Is
independent OF any pressure or per-
suasion from any source, position
that very few are in. III chosen he
Will give everyone and eyeryone's re-
quest a fair consideration and IL he
thinks your request is wrong he. will
tell you so as quickly. If you are a
laborer as II you are a large property
owner-he stands for square deal
all ways and that is what we all want
The Commission Canvass.
For the city commission two good
men are in nomination. Mr.. ID. NJ.
Ross, the present incumbent, is
known and recognized as an honest
and faithful servant He has been
honored with the position on the first
commission because he was so looked
up TO.
During the past year his health has
been poorly and II was rumored that
he would not be candidate again for
that reason, in fact Mr.. Ross did not
circulate his own petition.
AS a result OF the rumor Albino Mot
ties was asked TO make a run as a rep
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resentative of the young men OF the
city who have not been represented In
any way in the city government Mr.
Notes is especially representative
OF the boys who went into the SER
vice. He was one of the most enthus-
iastic supporters that the government
had in Crystal Falls when war was
declared and on that memorable sun
day afternoon following the declara-
ton OF war, sit was Mr.. Notes who
seized an American flag and caused
to be formed that procession OF young
men that marched up and down Sup
erior avenue singing patriotic songs
From that spasmodic outburst of pat
riotism resulted the volunteering OF
100 young men.
Mr.. Notes entered the army as
private and through his own faithful
attention to duty worked up TO an
officers commission. He is young
man OF good judgement and Is thorou-
ghly independent-he will be tool OF
no one. He Is liberal in his views
and progressive In his actions.
One Justice Candidate
There Is but one candidate for JUS
tice OF the peace, VIM. X. Dawson,
who succeeded to the office through
appointment. Mr. Dawson needs no
introduction from us as he has held
the Office for many years.
Some people have the idea that be-
cause there are no more than two can
didates for each office that the pri-
mary next Monday is of no signih-
canoe. That is a mistake. II Is OF
great significance and everyone
should turn out and vote.
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