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Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09

to h-1ng veil Gllrd baskets and ,
'da''F would b. served an ~"
gr8uad ''' 'h'
The daJ wa IDEAL and $. 3D..
appointed hour for the sor,ic..' -
E "rSin. the house vas filed -
is capacity ''-
tie chose for the subject Of h..
.'''''arse the rebuilding Of m.
e!ty "f Jerusalem, making an er
plcati7n of II - The r,lunLl;,-
~ the church ut Cane CracE as
showing that most If the cbur.E
es aerd = Great spiritual re,iy,
- -" close - ;hc sermon H.,
asked for a small donation tn p,r.
rhas" song books for the chur.b
"h,,h w1S contributed very .fb-
-rally. .'''
just before dismi.,lap the r.a
gr'ga;ion. he annuunred tbs, div
ne would be- served which vg.
aIi''. an iatc-rSting part # n.
program When the rongr.--5
unn vas dismissed. the naa,r
h'..'H f' bring hoves and hask ~
ana soon = Wmremus rrpaSt g ,..
spread f2p u'N be- srro thr-
W. ~ did Justice - the de1friors
p'e. cake. ham. sausage and mar.
''Hed good thinr> to car to,
numerous 70 mcntion.
After the dishes had heo..
cleared away and the peopl. bag
'rent a Snort time ~ social o.,
's'ration. the young folks md
NJ the older who wished to TAX.
'a'f' formed a choir and sans.
ome Of me old familiar songs
Tier which all went horne feelinr
nod that They had haa an anpor.
unity to witness IHr Dxv y
ane Greek once more -Sor,,;, b.
tel.
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09
Drunk Branch

Health is reasonably good
David Grant was at John Blank.
ems on business Wednesday.
~ W huffman and John Blank
en- did some carpenter work ON
Herman Blanken's new barn Tues.
day
Drum & Hastings, the Lutes.
vile real estate men, were in our
community Wednesday looking
over some farm lands.
B, III. Rarmsey and two sons Of
heg Greek are in the timber busi-
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09

paraphrrnalia usei in AVIATION
Photography. bombing. etc.
The funHay or iauDchinS plat
f"tm. Will bc over I've nun ira
fect iunf AM take IN the entHe
NJ ith of the yessei vheh has a
b~am ~ IS fcrt. Al lookout sta
sien - the hri tge ara even the
snekettacks are an Ter the Mat
form whNh - errctei at a rlm-
parattvvsy h IN elevation.
The Langley - ext-ctca e. te
cpnp.etci in tsme To tskv part -
W. Wtntcg mansu, err Of the Atlant
- AMI t.ciftc fieetA winch VIII
take pace IN January. tn. wtI be
he Ii-si tius.' htat xhiTx ot 1his
- pe have taken part in rlcct ma
nsuNeFs though planes have been
I, srrtei /, THE hattieshuR ana
!loah from platforms cr~cteI ov-
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09

We received short bur anrre-
Grated letter few DAYS apo fro,,,
Cr, n, ): Murdoch of Springer,
ne" MeXIco, with his check in
closed with which to have his sub
scriptlon to The Press marked un.
Tor which ne has the thanks nf
TINS outfit. He reports that ,hev
are having fine weather and ali
are getting along nicely, and if
nothing prevents they expect IN
make Marble Hill a visit so,,o
time next wear He saws he has
had the pleasure of seeing .Iohn
I, who is located about
~,''"s f~o~n who're he is.
several times. He sends his k,nS
etsrd> 70 all the folks here.
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09

buy your season tickets To the
Lyceum Course now, It will
prohshlv be your last chance and
VIII he saving for YOU They
are on sale at the banks Of the
TWO towns at $50. Remember
to go and hear the Jenny Lind
Quartette Wednesday night, pec
Is, at T.S0
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09

cr the big gun rurretA
The crew OF the Langley. with
the sNeetpion of the s.nxneers
force. will be composed cornptetely
oi men In the AVIATION service.
ne. arc nov un ferSotn tralninx
~ hlteheli FELL. IL, New YORK.
Many 81 tho planes use ON an.
Langley will be the IanI ryns
,nstea of seaplanes. In case i ~
necessary Tor them TO lam upon
The water. therr viii 'bc flntatton
hass an the un 1erslde oi the planes
Just above the wheels ol The chas-
sas VII eh can be instantly inilat-
81 IN compressed ar The typ.
- ~ most INSTANCES viii he the
scout planes II war fame sue, -
The "soufht" witch . ~lu,,iar g
The French "spa1 thought IT !.
i1ssiole Tor much larxer plspestnl
Oy from this platform.
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09

Thr L S satv uuN ma. IN tef
eut.' utt sfu scan,ans ssrrisr~
a. ls IrN' 90 pteturei aboy~
ans tfw " nj tEese ess~ris
49, ~ #t esiat .hH fleet. ane
e.ch $3.50 Try suus Irfabtr aun-
be 0aHs veutt1 AM pur-
est fefl Sea
TFr ~ trtelsgp. the fact tha
plaura .sa safSis t.aui uInu utat
foftns - shown aa-5te a. 4 takc uti
fsasm sane th ss.r IN. Lang
To- us % tie cunNrrtr ell st
-Juutr asA o eel ot about
aAtse .. u., o lrN "a sntss-
IL q. avs e. n hs,i4g complete rs-
pat - Es~aasA it Z FnpHs, ani
apaes lt he. Ral s. rHr storage
= ~hlis 49, e u b. coo spci 1 alta al.
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09

II givine greater values than cscs
" fore A glance a, the big cir
cN'ats .stFg gone out. aud our
ls*' 'ge~t, front lagt add in The
rrss< Il rNaurh to cpnviugr sun
itaF vg should $aa.i yunr mail
urtls, hcra instead oi sending
fhei~ 70 th~ mail order houses In
the larVv cities.
Heaviest wt tlannelestes !. p
so rinvham. now .....4... 20
best rrads silks now. SITS
~ No neag wool hlank ats, size
ersxt... in. now . S2.3S
..tsa Canfrgters S2.9s
Mems heavy tlceced and heavy
ribbed union suits ,,...... SOS
This store has wonderful line
cf toys. Santa will be here all
day. Dec. "a. don't fail to come in
and zee him. He has something
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09

81 r~ la' Nrinc~das. December IL 7.u n m,
S~e'~" iss't 80 >is' at a h+ inulss This j. re
mex tr III" wa' tax - iuc.nae There. are fur nwa
biz ~sn sad 1t Will usi,r tn buy ,our s,a>.,
ticEf~ - lHs will probably 's tom. lust chance,
Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09

pay m'Ftet p,icc. cash OF
'fHdo, Cll aphone no 20. and yet
orr prices
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Marble Hill press., 1920-12-09

S.,iY LIND QUARTET
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-31
HARDING TAKES WEST
 AS TEXT FOR SPEECH
fBy United Press ]


 Marion, O., Aug. 31.-In his front porch" speech today, Senator Hard ing referred to the west, praising Theodore Roosevelt and pledging the party to continue the development un- dertaken by the late president. "Amer- ica's great developed western empire must be thrown open to stem the drift of population toward the cities, :" the Republican nominee declared, but all care must be taken to prevent the monopolization of it's resources"
 Senator Harding referred repeatedly to Theodore Roosevelt, and endorsed his efforts to prevent natural resourc- es in the west from being monopolized by favored capitalists and to prevent waste in their development.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-31
REPUBLICANS SHOW
 HOW FUNDS SECURED
(By United Press)

Chicago, Aug. 31.-The Republican treasury has received total of 1,308,- 820.65 since the national convention, Treasurer Fred w. Upham of Chicago stated before the senate committee today. MT. Upham declared that ap- used in the senatorial campaigns, and used nthe senatorial campaigns, and will not be touched by the national committee in it's race with the Demo- cratic nominees.
 MT. Upham submitted to the com- mittee a bound volume two inches thick in which was listed the names of 12,000 contributors to the Repub- lican campaign fund. These contribu- tions have been made since June, MT. Upham said, and eight of the entire number gave more than S1,000. No contribution was larger than $2,500, although two donations of 5000 each are among the pledges as yet uncol lected.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-31
RUSS REPORTS SAY WRANCLF
 BADLY BEATEN
(Bv United Pressl

Moscow, Aug 31.-The official Bol- sheyik communique issued today ,lalm- ed that decisive victories over General Wrangel, anti-Bolshevik leaaer. in southern Russia. General Nrangei's armies have sustained crushing re- verses on two fronts, the commun que declares, and his hold upon the Cria.- ean region is slipping.
 The above Moscow dispatch contra .dicts reports from neutral sources re- .ceived soon after French recognition was extended to Wrangel. According to these reports, the anti-soviet leader had launched a successful drive at the Bolsheviki and was rapidly clearing Crimea of red soldiers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-31
BRITAIN PUTS
 MARTIAL LAW UPON BELFAST
tBy United Press)

Belfast, Aug. 31-Martial law over the city of Belfast was declared at noon today. Heavy endorsements for British troops already in the city are on the way from Dublin Rioting and open fighting between Unionists and Sim Feiners continued today without any apparent let up.
 Today's street fighting early as sumed the aspect of civil war. In the Shankhill district, where the fighting is most bloody, women and children have been forced into the ranks of the combatants. Over 150 houses of Sim Feiners in this district have been burned since Wednesday, and thous- ands are homeless and destitute.
 Casualties in the riots are today es- timated at IS killed and 200 wounded.
 Sim Feiners engaged the Unionists in a bloody battle late yesterday on Royal avenue. Coming down Liberty street from Carrick hill, the Sim Feiners opened fire upon the Unionists and then both sides turned loose a fusillade of revolver shots, Specta- tors hanging from nearby windows saw daylight fighting.
 Police all day charged crowds gath cred in York and North streets, where the military also has aided in keep ing the fighters apart. An armored car manned by police sweeps York street and preserves some semblance of order.