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Arizona republican., 1920-10-01

very slow. so Mime. Bonte- became afraid that she would die before her
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-31
THOROUGH WORK

How a'DeviIs Lake Citizen Found
Freedom From Kidney Troubles.
If you suffer from backache-
From urinary disorders
Any durable disease of the kidneys,
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Deans Kidney Fills have been test.
ed by thousands. Ask your neighbor!
Ann Arbor people testify.
Can you ask more convincing proof
of merit?
Mrs. c. Frank. Moore Ave. and
Eighth Sts.. says: Sometimes my
kidneys didn't act right and my back
would pain me and ache dreadfully.. ]
would also have nervous headaches
and my sight would blur. When J
have had these attacks I have used
Doan's Kidney Pills and they have
never failed to give me, relief. Doan'a.
have regulated my kidneys and I feel
that, it is my duty to recommend this
good kidney remedy"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Piils-the same that
Mr.. Rustom had. Foster-Milburn Co,
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y. i
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Clean Up Campaign To
Begin City Tomorrow

The cleanup publicity for the clean
up campaign will be started tomorrow
The campaign will be completely in
charge of the women of the city with
C. M. Zeibach and Martin Kelly as
advisors. Mrs. Eugene Fenelon will
be the chief, chairman of the cam
paign and the Mesdames H. A. Knee
shaw of the first ward, Mrs. O T
Geno of the second ward. Mrs. A. B.
Jackson Of the third and Mrs. w E.
Crawford of the fourth ward are the
committee that will appoint a woman
for each block of the different wards
to take charge of the work
The publicity campaign for the
clean up week will be in full swing for
the next two weeks. If. the weather
condition warrant the work of beau
tifying the city will start Immediately
after the publicity.
The local police have announced
that the vacant lots will be taken
care Of and the weeds cut ard hauled
away. Professor C. A. Kittrell is in
charge of the school children and Ar
thur Brainard in charge of the Scout
part of the work.
The women of the city are very
enthusiastic about the work and it is
a certainty that the work will pro-
gress far better this year than it did
last year as the people are getting an
earlier start at the work.
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DEVILS LAKE WORLD AND MTER-ocEAN

had perfect baby contests, instructions in intelligent mother
hood, agitations for Fairgrounds and better housing and more
careful mass supervision Of juvenile .health.-but for all that,
there never was a time in the history Of the world when SO,
many children were suffering SO much. B 49,
In Armenia there are legions Of homeless orphans, thousands
of whom literally starved;te deathsbefore succor could reach
them; in Austria and Germany, especially the former, there are
hundreds of thousands Of children who: beg or forage in the
their pitiful throngs of sad-faced little ones, some Of whom are
now knowing for the first time in their lives what suf6ciency
that, SO far as government itself is concerned more i being done
our teachers enough to insure the quality OF: teaching that our
children should have. . ~ H..
THE children's century" might have been q fad or a vision
in it's inception, but it seems to be developing through the force
Of circumstances: Originally we talked about it on the basis
of the things that we would like to do. AS the case stands: We
are facing things that have got to be done --Minneapolis News
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/. O. O. F. Lodge To
Initiate Large Class

The Mystic ercampment No. Is, I,
0. OF, will initiate n hundred and
nineteen candidates tomorrow even
ing.
Candidates are coming in from To!-
"a, Michigan City, Hampden, .Cando
Blsbee. Rock Lake and Rolla, and
will each receive three degrees. The
roller rink will be used in connection
with the Lodge hall to accommodate
the many people who will be present.
Following the initiation the Rebe-
kah's will serve a banquet ir the Odd
Fellows Hall. Following the han
quet a smoker will be held.
This is n of the biggest affairs
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1t is a big joyous film and it places
u Mabel as the only real comedianne
in films. This. is way and ahead of
her. best picture. For the last year
she has been wasted ir Intellectual
photoplays, and mickey" brings her
back to the place she deserves. No
other women in films can combine
grotesque antics with the touch of
pathos and make you like her every
instant, no matter how ridiculous the
action. This is the sort Of action
that both Chaplin and Miss Normand
know better than any other. comedy
players on the screen.
This picture will be shown at the
Unique today and Thursday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-31
JOINING THE T

"n the middle of March, 1920, after beginning a campaign
for the presidency, Mr.. Herbert Hoover permits his friends to
give to the public a letter alleged to have been writtn by him
in April, 1919, favorng a policy which would keep the United
States out of European entanglements. Manifestly, the publ
cation of this letter is for political purposes. Whatever view
MI. Hoover himself may take of his secret letter of April, 1919,
there will be but one view of it taken by the public. Mr.. Hoov-
er is in the position of a man who, during the progress of a bat
tie, stands aloof on a hillside where he can view the varying
fortunes of the conflict. When the battle is finally won he
proclaims himself an adherent of the victor.
'1n April, 1919, the battle for preservation of American ma
tionalism was raging holly. The outcome was in doubt. Thirty
nine loyal and courageous United States Senators had sub
scribed their names to a public declaration for the preserva-
ton of American independence. Those thirty-nine men were
in need of all the help they were subjected to abuse and Will
fcation. All the power of the administration, with which Mr..
Hoover seemed to be in complete accord, was welded against
those thirtynine loyal Americans. On the question of the pres
ervation of American independence Mr.. Hoover was then as
silent as the tomb. His friends, his political promoters, now
give to the public a letter alleged to have been written in April,
1919, showing him to have been, secretly, on the side of Amer
lea. g. @
"Even if it be assumed that the views now proclaimed were
entertained by him then, the publicity given them now will
serve the opposite purpose from that intended. There was new
er a more vital problem before the Amrican people than that
presented by the Brtish-Wilson league of nations. American
independence was never more in danger. The tone of the let
ter said to have been written by Mr.. Hoover in 1919 shows his
recognition of that fact. If, then, MI. Hoover realized that the
nation was in danger, and he believed that his views might
be worthy of consideration on the subject, he was manifest
ly derelct in his duty as a citizen in keeping his opinions sec
ret. When he now comes out of-his seclusions and proclaims
himself on the side of the vctors, he presents himself merely as
a fitting object for derision and contempt"
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This Tel. You How 10 Get ].
Benefit 81 The Best SIENNA
Finest Grade Of Egyptian SIENNA Leayess used 4
eo~lnpoundiing d. Caldweles Syrup Perm ri

nR0MINENT importers and
Wholesale dealers = aod.
drugs and medicinal herhs
gathered from all parts of the
world do not hesitate to say that
The market for the hotter gradeso u
medicinal herbs, roots, oils, etc,
is practically confined TO the lead
ing manufacturers az tho so-called
package medicines, who buy only
the very best, and that tho manu-
facturers Of Dr.. Caldweal's Syrup
Pepsin are the largest users Of the
best grade Of Egyptian SIENNA
leaves in the world.
The potency Of a tea brewed
from SIENNA leaves to relieve con-
stipation has long been recognized.
not only by the medical profess
sion, but by the public generally;
in fact, SIENNA has been known and
used in medicine for more than
five centuries. The cheaper
grades of SIENNA, such as are ,usu-
ally sold at retail, have, however,
a tendency to grippe and cramp
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of the year for the encarspment and is
looked forward to. with Q great deal
Of. zest by. the members.
Another feature of the program is
:tha special show at the Grand Thea
Ne ME Grand Encampment officers
will be present at the gathering to-
urged to be present7S90$-- 1906
:o1Towsevening. All members are urg-
ed to be present, q something will
be doing all the, time.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-31
THE cHILDREN'S CENTURY

Have we forgotten that this was to be "the children's cen
fury 2" # Ia. % " *"
In the closing years Of the last century there was much stir
ring thought along new lines having largely to do with the "em-
sancpaton' Of woman. The immediate results are now chiefly
interesting as they supply pictorial curios for the advertisements
aof the Northwestern National bank; the larger results are prob
ably now apparent in the approach Of the vote for women.
Then in the late eighteen nineties, there was the ."fnd Sic
Gle" talk of making the coming cycle the children's century, de-
voted to the health, happiness, protection and proper culture for
the Riddles. ~ t"n
Maybe we have made some progress along this line. We have
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-31
Aid Supper

The Ladies Aid Society jof the Me-
thodist church will meet tomorrow
afternoon in the parolrs of the chur-
CHI. The afternoon will be spent in
sewing for the Aid and a thirty-five
cent supper will be served from five
o'clock until six thirty. Mrs. Edward
Baird, Mrs. Charles. Harvey, Mrs. S
NJ. Warmer and Mrs. George DeMell
will be the hostesses. h.
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Easter Toys

E.. w. Gilbertson wants all the lit
tie boys and girls in Devils Lake and
vicinity to come to his store on 4th
street between 8 ard 10 o'clock on
Saturday, April 3rd and get an East
er present, consisting of rabbits, CHI
ckens ROSTERS gophers and a lot of
other little toys. Remember these
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Kiminkatyakwin Ii Dead

Kiminkatyakwin IL Dead
81. f j.. Christianson, Of a local estab-
hshment, went to the reservation
Monday to arrange for the funeral of
Kimimkayakwir, mother Of Celina
Mead, an old Indian women. who died
Sunday.
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Ladies Aid

The Ladies Aid of the Presbyter-
ian church will meet tomorrow af-
ternoor in the church parlors. The
Mesdames Henry Hale, E. w. Gilbert
son, E. E. Test, Barton and Frank
Cockburn will entertain. The regular
aid supper will be served at $50 p.
m. Everybody welcome.
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The Weather

Martin Hovde, weather mar, said
this morning that March is going out
like a lion. There will be rain tonight
which will probably turn to snow.
Strong winds will be blowing from the
north which will make it cold. Thurs
day will be rather cloudy ard cold.
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Request Is Refueed

EES hequeS ID N31u6tu
fsPeris, March 31.-The request of
the German government that it be
permitted to send it's troops to the
Rhur district in the neutral zone on the
border, has been -deried by the Gov
eminent of France.
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are free. Do not come before 8 OF .
o'clock as we have plenty for every
one. Do not be afraid that you will
not get ore unless you come early as
you are sure to receive one if you get
to this store before 10 o'clock.
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we have made some progress along this line. We have
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XII KLUX METHODS
ALLEGED BY VICTIM

IhIlndnIrLi" co. - 4 5000 givlnH
iI' nnnta - i,I,. NJ h"h"n. 81 l"nL
rip. ~ wa hla WiIniH "."''"d hY I"
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Wihp nii " ''"' ihh"""'i l'o"""rI'""i"
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auush the r"iido fm ,"nhlnnl elton
iI"'t ~" "pih H." ~"p s"I-.d ""h
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hIh'" - g ~ "rill"n'"mI -hi'.Ii I"
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"rd h"alI"" ir-h 'uy'h" hi. Indy ""h
u,,'r l"," ~" u,",ha 81 '"rr- wIih
r,hi"h b." -rlI hl" '"'"'""'"'n hrd -
Icmr'at T., h"np hlm l'"ll'" boz" 49,
Investigating hlr ni"'r - attempted
IPurhlur nuh mlnI'"riu"ui
VI Nahum uh" 10 nfiv nYr rnn,r "lh
~ VI H." hrlIcvrd hIr nrnrIInnln wore
adapting nhih",lu Of tlIn IN X luy NlnU.
"" "uid hn wnp aolrnd when h. lnfI ~"
lrriu NJ Tr"niun, n. = nnd wRr driven
Int" tho country IN m automobile A.
tho p"lu, whnrr hIa mIairraimrnt "c-
rurrrh. Il" said. eight mon wearing white
houda gathered around nnd boat him.
"Thry gnve mo my ticket 10 Now
York inter making mo promise ! would
not return. All tn" way from Denmark
to Washington some one came into tho
car occasionally and after looking at
acted M guard TO see that | did not
leave tho train.
Mcmahon told the police he was a
friend and advisor OF the young woman
Recently. according to Mcmahon. her
father made IL division Of his property
$50. 900. Il did not believe that suffic-
lent" he said. and she and | went to
Aiken last week to see II we could not
get better share for her"
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ACUTE INDIGESTION
SOON RELIEVED
Arkansas Lady says She Wa IN q
Serious Condition, but Promptly
Recovered After Taking Thed-
ford's Black DrAught

p..,, Orchard Ark.--Nrs. DstA Coz
or mi. pI.os. says; Some time ago
~, . ...n Of acute indigestion. AM
Va. Ia . E.d NJ ! hns~ ! m"s' hsss
.,,vs aud trisd nisnk Drsu6hI vi
,,i,.ysa me .nh { soon was ell Hahi
81 ..n'I s.y enough f"' Thsdfa'ds
.,..L .p,.ushi aud ~. great s""d vi
ala f"r ms. !
Il, !. nm. for stomach s"s lived
,.,,,hi. and Z k..p u fo' 'hls, a fsWl
ao... .oop msta mo feel a. good -
,.x am rIsd 10 toll othsVs the 5000
Il dId,.'
Acute Indigestion II Heuoua mates
and needs prompt treatment or danEcr>
on. result. may ensue. physicianS
help may be needed. but . good dose of
Thedford's Dlaok.DrauEht will be se
b.nsAt by relieving tho system from the
undiGested food which 10 the oauss OF
tho trouble. Y
Thsdford's BlAck-Drsught 10 puSslH
vex.tablo, not disaErssabls 70 take aAC
sctn In q prompt and natural WAy.
10 many thousands Of persons have
bean benefited by the use Of Thsdford'a
Blaef, Draught. ysu SHOULD have ~
haSitAnoy In trying this valuable 81
usil.,stAbIishsd remedy for most live
and ktamAah disorders,
sold by ali reliable dTuBSisNas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21

onIy f"r III" "lono rsrnovod which Ia
over - hes la ihi"kusa.
The r"ntrscI does not pr"yids Tor pa Y
foT tho removal - III" stone whiuh
COMES down np"n Tho coat ~ ~ said
ina To .stm tho srlovsn.o
.ucc snIly tho nI""o auo"rl"n war 80
Euod AT special convention hold 80
Martina Ferry and the men V"iod !" ""
10 NoTk aud take 40 tho at0no Iuo.iipn
when thoir pTop"nI ""nira'In oSpi"g
MI ny Aa1o
young aid daughter az tho r,"
p,IaIur ~ thu liusy n.o TosIauIaUi wac
hl, by al auI" l"io yss,a'dSy ""h -
about the fa,o t'' Ii"uno "ii'"d'd 'hs
,hiid
Di.s la Ttsi.d.
ward hss b.an ,.,avah ~ i", al
f.Ianaa Uf h,H w. buklIIlnn Inai sh"
he'd dlsd Ia l"lad". fhu' ~.iav ~l'h 80"
-, Ass 81 ,ilii"s wsa ~"li I""S"
ha,. sh" npSnt ,,Nby t'"." - h-'
ufa - ihIs .lif ode S-a hi"- Mall
i,stIIia. bUIUi" I", iu"'il"Fr
assi..-, s-ss"s Oi"s-s
Iari.,daE saw ih" iihn" ~ ~" "'i"l'
cot saaaan T." bi'i" n1"n''i" ~" ye"'
yys,p ,rI"'t'd !" h." Ns'y pi""ilf"l ""h
,ns"v Ir""I L""I"'" ~"'' "Vi ~" '"h
81, ass-"n ""","s u" -" r"vso,hs' -
.,iI"" i"ll-
a-.vt-- aas, L.gI"-
,rc.itoE ~ ~" s"rVl"r ais' I"pI""
10 }" be held this "vrdinR - ~" h"'""
Of Mir Iuiip tioCherF "r lin''ir""
.,,crI \ numhcr ~ imp"t'rni mHi'"r"
win 10 siyrn attention.
verdict foy DiNaFds
In tho case nf JOHN blurr,lr. l"rnl
foreigner. against Squire Adrian A Min
dor! jury IN common pI"aH court found
Ind sued Tor $4,000 alleging that ~"
and among other thinRr bad taken some
ally Attorneys Heinlein SpriERs &
James represented the plaintiff.
nnivsly May Play.
Mack Snivcly star center OF tho high
school football team may be moved To
tho backfIeld by Coach Galbareth since
Shrimp Orin. quarterback IL out with
fractured collar bone. CArnahan has
been the substitute quarterback but he
lacks experience. Snively may 60 To "a
haIfback and Robinson or Nemlc TO
quarter.
Birthday Party.
Robert Mccormick entertained num-
Der OF friends last night with birth
day party at his home on Thirty second
street Games and music formed The dl-
versions and "A luncheon VAS served
Missionary society.
Tn, members or the Foreign Mission
.rv society OF the FIRST Methodist Epis-
rupai church Will I'D entertained lhiH
afternoon al tho homo OF Mrs A. {
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viii not ." readily hA"""" vI"l'" 81
aIrLnasa NJ uundn 81 prevention !"
worth "a pound 81 cute aud nav Ia tie"
II,ua 10 rToeI.Tu iTnI "sua'l'n""l, h"'
take the nld rollahlo. time i"S'"h r"""
dy Iorv worth frO"f ~ i's ""'N 10
found IN tho on,l"r asinent 81 th"nnon1a
- T,,sotr rha following "viraci fr"m -
lcuer written by lnarph % l'F"ll MIG :.
l,Ih NJ Erie pa tells b" whe forH'nl
iod an attack ~ tho Nv lpHt winter y
atattrd to HufFsr from aev"re pains.
aaIh Mr. I.c proil. and became very
fsverlsh My stomach md dIEeation
went bad on mo. Al tlmns ] was burn
InK IN with fever. and thcn troEc up.
and riRht there know | was going to
have TO fight the flu. My wife had
rcnd about NerV- worth being such
help TO ward Off this malady. and Sho
got me a bottle In day or two Wna
out OF bed. and ready tn go TO WORK.
Merry Worth did It's work effectively In
nv case. and advise all to use II To
ward on the flu" Nothing could be
more unvincing than the above state
meut. but You don't have To thko this
uau's word for 10 Give Narv- worth u
trial and 10 you are not sHt'"fled mat
II IL tonins You up AFTER you have
laLsn your nfst hottie. y"ur dTuksist
vail refund your mOhUE sold by q 10
GREAT 4 90. and HYso I'aNls "a. aud
all leading dTus AiaiS everywhere fTiGs
tiIb, u
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B. g. 0. SPENDING GREAT
SUM FOR EQUIPMENT

nr.,t"l tl"r"i'h :" ~" l"'"l'P""'''
nnIIl,u",, hId 'rI 80 ''Hl"I"l" ~
-" nrlil'"'', hhi" '"ll'""h hHN" -
,,uu.d ~ ,rr'"d -rI'""l,""i"lV 'I'
nnn Uuu -, ,tulrut'ui ""u ""iIr"
Ir,,vr, iL,r"rI -" W"iI"ilpl h"llw WY
Hr,vI,r ,"i r",rll"m ~" ''"t''rn urE""
I,nL - frv ,rurIIu ~" H. Davies
Wprn.ld 81 IIir 'liv
rho ,v'nuI ~ lh' railway company -
-, vurndlItIrr vu- Irvrnlrh Iun"v Nv ~"
nrpIIrniiuu un'l" 10y tho management
10 tho irIorrlnir Commerce Communication
for authority 10 rnnkc tho purchases In
this rnnnncr
u wng stated today ihnl Tho flt.uNO.
nbO mcuIIn noh In tho application. hlcd
wifi the IuInrpintN Commerce COM
mIrqIun. covers IN" cost "r 60 lor"m"-
tIycs md all freight cars now h"lng
built or about to hc contracted for.
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LOSE TRACE or ooKv1crs

OasIninR. n. Y. Oct. 20.-All trace
apparently has been lost OF George
gtIvcrs and Marcus Harsrtt. VINO ca
capped from Sing Sing prison Saturday
nIght, and who were thought 10 have
been seen In Connecticut warden
Lawcs. who aided personally In the
search for the fugltivcs, went To Al
bnny today to attend IA hearing IN con
necti0n with the budget for Sing sing
for 1921 Before leaving he said he
was positive that the men seen In Con
uaCticut were tho escaped pris"norA.
lis "aS" t sd"' in ,h "' c" " '""' WIG
Connecticut police and New York
staIg troopers are continuing the hunt.
neaIiy the only nffIco nat seeks the
.,Ia. IL the la STIiGs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21
TIE FLAVOR
LASTS
RICHIE COUNTY MAN 4
KILLED IN ACCIDENT.

"" e. :. .' ".:""'& Va, "S %" ';".;yssa
~.a ;ri."n""ea her. lodT ~ y u
G"mow.r . rr"IhlNset dl'.h,sg, .."nnig
,.tiis Luysr, vas Insishjiv Allied, .ad
i"kn m"hnl.., = msIahsr' ~ ,As
s"n. ny"niy, wee ssyIp"Av nY'l ,IEs
s.a.n ,Ihins ~sai ever hish at"h.Hh-
n,a", "n ni,.hlA ""an'y "-d' "sAs
l "a 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-21

Moro people died during the Last nu
spidsmlc than thNrc were American sol
diers killed In tho war. Young and OLD
alike were victims 81 It's rHvR9cs. and
with the approaching fall and winter
with ila chanKeablo weather, the quss-
ton arises. will tho "nu" return No
body knows definitely what will happen.
but u pays TO DO on tho safe side. Get
your system In IA healthy condition. and
you viii not 80 readily fan a Victim To
{hena Ills Weak. run down people arc
an easy prey To disease. and those whose
nervous condition and general health ia
- had state always tho fTst 10
Eueoumb to disease FoTtify yUur
sy stam nov lont wait for colder
Stsather With It's e"ids and coughs Take
HsFg Worth. lot "a tone up your entire
4g.tsUn and the Ghancss arg that II your
hf4ith 10 SSoa, ySGT organs watkins
% "a az sAsa ys.Is sssys huTeS EiaL. yJg
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IIisp,tnIL I,um I.rIuIny church I"hnl
IriI v,i, turned I,n,k by SiI"nH mIlI
.InI, IuI,r I"nl,d al tho hIlhH" I'"hl"H
In ~. ,,un,iril AdmIHnIun Ia a." '"u'
't'tY wac uIIi,il1 IlniIi"d I" hiiY l"'
sun In, iIinI,, ~ the iU"uIn'IH h"l
,iI,In ~Iih nS,d lee y"i,Ia prevented "I'y
rvnnI.,un a,i ih,i, NoIa zee hiauIlai'
I be- ! ,U"InIur Hu"H"I "iIih"i" u" go
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dny .u,,rrr, Nv Office, buster ~ al
.I.mJn,ly "h.,u" 10 IVES sls"r bee
Jr r.il NJ b until ,hls 'ro,nIns whr"
h., win ha a,,.lursd b-fp'- Judge iohni
q M, - answer tho rhafas
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CLEVELAND MAN TO
SPEAK THIS EVENING
Th"nIas - ran.lI Di'srt"' Of r"hii"
UAiilss of OLsvsIsad, d, viii
Address waters TOaiaht

Iho "nI"IaIa 81 tho I"'ai U"r"hIi'""
have heun fni tu"sIo Ia
q""nTIna Thunsh Farrell go" 81 ~"
prominent Irsldoniu "f Cleveland - .
ond attraction 81 ruhil" utilities ~ Ih"i
city fur az adrosa 10 tho voi"IH 81 IA"
cI,y this "vOnlnR Tho H"oahot In v"ry
hIuhIy recommended. and cnm"s boz"
Ia mako tho mat speech Of ihTo"
dava' trIp through belmont county
rho talk will b" delivered mont III"
EIks' club on Sorth Fourth rtreet "
tho weather romRlna good. and insid"
tho building In Chss OF rain Announce
mrnts OF tho meeting have boon print
Cd and will be distributed to ALI parts
OF the city today, aud one Of the big
gcsL crowds Of tho present campaign
iE expected to hoar the speaker.
Kiwanin Luncheon.
Forty -flyO OF tho members or tho
Kiwsnis club attended tho weekly
luncheon ut the BlkS' club dining
rooma yesterday al noon. The attend
ance prize. a pair or gloves donated by
John Gator was carried OF 10y Harry
SommeTs An interesting talk was de
IivrTsd following the luncheon by Prof
locAlBONsn director u athleuCs at
the local hikh school and Of athletic
activities la The ecipsol la ss"sral and
,his year'a footba" a"m /" par, ic"i@r
proposition TO hold sVsfsi s"e'"' 81