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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
COLLEGE GIRLS MAKE
 THE BEST FARM WIVES

Berkeley, Dec. 24.-The American method of selecting a farm wife" is q ''happy-go-lucky one in which a man takes a chance and goes at it without looking into the future, de- clared F. l.. Adams, professor of farm mana cement of the University of Cal ifCrnia before a meeting of the "A 2 Club" i'll discussing ''The Selection of 2 Farm Wife" Professor Adams de- clsred that the girl that makes good aa q firm wife is the one who has had ! college 5educdtion.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

In many parts of the little Alpine Republic the Yuletide customs and festivities still have. their beginning several weeks before Christmas.
 Markets and fairs are held in vil- lages and cities. Old traditions pre- scribe the purchasing of presents for the children on December 6. It Is an event of utmost importance to all youngsters. In some districts Saint Nicholas, whose anniversary the Hay is, parades around in person,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

Brooklyn City Railroad Co. an nounces it will put into effect the double-fare system on the Flatbush line, passing it's action on court de- ciSion- /
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

Five hundred additional patro1men will be put into intensive training in New York, Monday. and by Jan. will be ready for regular duty.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

J. x P. Coats, thread manufactur- CTS of Pawtucket, R. l.. announce that their mills will be closed until Jan. 8.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

Santa Claus was good to the New York Stock Exchange list Thursday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

The Senate has taken a recess unSG Monday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

Topsy-Ask your physician to touch the warts with cauStic. This will make them disappear and is not pain ful.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24

Jane Doe-Send letter with a self-addressed, stamped envelope in- closed for detailed directions on the care of the hair and the formula of a hair tonic. Your hair needs stim- u1ation and good care.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
MELODY AUTONOMOUS

III Dan Lentzova, 2 cisla 36ls
Franklin ulice, kdyi v sobotu cd.
poledne ubirala sc pc l6. a liar.
ney ulici, byla zasalena automo-
bilem, jei2 fidiIa pi, I. Stenson'
.ova, Y els. 2543 Capitol ave. PR
prudkem padu ma dlazbu pi. Lent
IOWA utrpela velkm ranu ma obi
.eeii, dale byla il ruka vazn6 po-
hmozdina. PAM Stensonova byla
Izattena a obvinena Y neopatrnt
.iizdy, pax ale po sloaeni 5000 ID
rukyI y yazty propustenA. ~
X. G. Martin, mistopfedseda
Mutual Live Stock Commission
Co, bydlici v els. G30 Park ave,
bvl V ncdtli vcter vazne zranen q
jeho spoletniee, Il, Magd. Nugen-
toya, 22.lcta a bydlici $ rodici v
elsie 2033 scverni 20. ulice, ncjspi.
n osudne zranena, kdyz pan Mar,
tin SWIM automobilem IA rychlt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23

narsiasnt sAme rswheas y tan
~ ri nsehl sk.sle leNeh Ahpr
kFAsnAs rhshh svs asats rskssl
fAnA psknA snia ~ rlaan Nlssi
II rodalv nettvry aknlni dtks
" snlnvteh Nssiurerh ~ reAns ..
sse.ltlll jan dtvkN tak hu2i 4
NlAs hsli eheceusisem ndmsnsnI
henepm lWtlexArm III Raknnte.
nj pFngfama gtkhou fetI ltkusa
n etaduansks ahslp Leo nlasch
keNi inkoA sleAnAm nsiselkhm.
tudichm a ,Ahec crlt usads "a pfi.
leiilosl q snahu jim vsnoSanou ~,
eas Akolniho ruku a slthnsals
vdteuosi jake uiplatn "a seAkernn
peel issla 10 rrspi Vraduaeni
slavuesi ieto osadni skoly a vsda.
ria ~. JAN ~ otckA,alo. Kname.
nltS NAystSya hyla velmi tetnk.
IN konci rromluyil KIN vsrm W.
gnamnt i poutcni dial graduan
.i0m sprhvcc osady, dustp Leo
.nlaschko, 20 ncmf ltchotivt u pra.
81 a loyalnosti rechn prnmlu,il
anglicks move ~yysvtceni dhstp
Bour, hfatr principally imenova.
ne skoly,
Diplomy obdrsely ndsleduiiei
Marie Agnes Capko,a
Marie kotrbova - Matilda Kre.
mloya a katcfina Tronbova. Ora
duantky pax odmantny byly Get.
nlmi kytieemi, jakoi | eetnSmi.
pamatnymi Diary cd svych rodicn
n pfatel
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23

Y pAtek, A. tefsha 1914 n ha
dinseh osirniuiaich, " SVEN uh,
dill V sslhsnn slanicl u unbh,, re
MmskWA sNuiI poul daheus u ia
ri dohtr ' nleisleh desk - krN
Fieh snkmh ushAniee, III Matis
Raltcrosa, iel ~ delsi liz debr
churaveia PAM RailrresA, ieiil
disei imeno hylo Skalosa naneii.
II sc v rucC ISIS ' kfaii praaskem
' tcehach A do omahy pfisltho.
vnla ~ pred 40 roxy > Clcselandu.
kdr ntiaks eas ~ rfilcsiu 40 A,
mcriky bsilela rohteh gesnult
kunal - peel pohrobnicktho dsta.
va Bratfi kofisko, IN hoine aea
sii Spolkoysch spolusester a ana.
mych ' pondeli udpolcdnc 70 80.
kalnvny, ma H. a Martha nl,, M
Forest lawn hfbitoy, kdr telcsna
jeff schrdnka spopclnfna, naeex
urna ) popelcu ma Ccskem Narol
MIN hfhitoye tryale umistena Pa.
nj Rajterov6 ptindlciela Ike Sboru
"Iiolrslava" els. 60, j. e. d., Hail
Marta Grove. tfs, 10. W. G.,
spolku "Svoruost' els, II, +. Y.
a., a Ike spolku Starleh Osadnic.
PAM Raitcrovd, dobra Ceska, by.
la vzdy 2enou ptisinlivou a pro
svoii mirnou a sdilnou povahu te
sila SC velkemu kruhu pfatel. IN
nechapd zdc manzela, y. Franka
Raiteru. diva syny. Edwarda Raj.
tcru a Frank Pintnera. Dive jeff
dcery matku svoii jiz pred neko.
lika roxy ma y6enost pfedesly. Da-
le iednoho bratra, Jana Skaln, by
dliciho v Oklahoma. - Pozusta-
lynn sysloyujeme uprimnou sou.
strastl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23

We stfcdu. ii, tcryna, V xAvo.
ds nasem ~navstiyil mas y. Jos.
klanecks. rolnik od Farwell. Ne
braska, icnz = Mani sdtlil, Sc do
Itrhu Y so. Omaze piivesl seleznic.
Ini karu hovcziho dobytka n sc
Istrienou ccnon byl velmi spoke.
.ien, nebof dostal 20 $l5.l0 IN sto
Ilibcr. pokud sc tyee yyhlidky ma
lurodu, pravil, he v tamnim okoli
pseuice nebudc letos temef lad
Ina, kdeito kukufice aein6 Sc do.
Isti dobfe ukazovnt.
"Pani Anna Kubikov6, horliva
Ictenafka naseho casopisu . Thur
ston, Ncbr., poctila mas v patek,
us. ccrvna, svoji navst6vou, Jak
isme zvedeli, pi. Kubikova prize.
la SC potesit Sc svgmi pfateli, n.
sidlenymi v Omazc a South Oma-
re, aekoliv dlouho Sc nezdrzcla,
chtela sc .jest6 tshoz dine do
|sveho domova navratiti.
PAM Marie Prchaloya, byva.
ia OmaSanka a po posledni rok a
pdl usidlena " Eos Angeles, Cal,
|ktera SC svoji dcerou, slcenou Jo-
Isle, mcskala navsteyou v nasem
|m6stt, jsouce "a sydho zde dvou-
|mesicniho pobytu zyldst6 milvmi
|hosty v domacnosti sv6 syakrove
IA tety, pr. FIR. Prchalovt, 1928 ajiz.
|12. nl., odcjela v pondeli vccer Sc
|svoji dccrou zp6t do Kalifornie,
Ikdc nyni hodla sc Y Los Angeles
|~tryale $ rodinou usidliti. Jak $
mani slecna Josie phi aavst6v6 v
nascm z6vode sd6lila, We slunne
K%alifornii SC jim velicc libi a
|zvlast6 pro jeji matku pobyt tam
jest mnohem ~vyhodndjsi. Doknd
|pi. Prchalova bydlela Y Omazc,
byla stale rcvmatismem snzova-
ma, kdezto v Kalifornii IN rok a
pill ami dost mAlo ncchurav6la.
" Los Angeles jest podnebi pfi-
mo idealni, rue po cely rok kve-
|tou q zvlast6 V ZINE jest tam vel
mi pfijemnG. Dive dcery a Syn
mali tam dobfc placent zamest-
mani, proto PAM Prchaloya rozlo.
|dla Sc nyni novy ylastni domov
tam 81 zafidit.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
DoJMY z KoNvENcE.

Ctyf.lcte narodni %koDvence pc.
lItickgch stran vzdy poutaji mn
|sebe ydtsi p%ozornost jcdnak =
|pficiny strany vladnouci, jez ne
|dostala pozadavkdm lidu die Wy
~Itknuteho programu, jednak 2 rdz-
nosti nazor6 0 pom6rech wink
lych IN vlady strany, kterd Sc sta
Ia ncschopnou zapoliti i profile
my %vyyinuysich ~ pomerd. Jsou
Hide, kteff neschopnost schvalnji
10 j ~proteznjf b nedostatku v6do-
mostf 4 stavaji sc h0rliygmi stou-
penci jejimi a protoz befou vcliky
zajem We straDG na jeji konvcnci.
|Jini Ease btfon zajmu ye stranf
protivnt a 4 tech jscm ! il jcden,
Ijczto ncschvsldji sm6r politiky II
fesen problemi, ktcr6 yyzadujf
Istatnicktho pocbopcni bez TAX Nv.
Tgo' d obczfclost ia zchovAnf
trade q principd 1stayy Spoje-
|nych Staff. Koyntz miehdni ~
lido politiky evropske nemoin
lscbvaloyati V case miru, jezto a.
meriks bndc vzAy hotoya chraniti
ldemokacii, kdykoIi Dude ohroze.
Ina, jako to uciniIa Vi svttovl Val
Ky. TAX jake ia, muoho Iidi b.
ne zAjnn d v pam6ti utkvi jim do.
jmy i konycn1nfho mlsts,
konveuce strAny rspuhlik4nskI
kofala Ne Y Chicago ri tako.
IvyehtO pfilezitostseh m6sto b@v4
|yzdy dekorov4no Naik4mi . ~,
rodnlmi psrvsini 4 slablslpy stra.
|ny. EmbIcmein - znAksn strs.,
ny rtppblik4nsk< VT Jim. II
lttchD ygxdob snsdnD rozpoznstj,
kter4 strspa konA kopyscei. M
|p1kIsd, " jAdaom ygNsdufm D.
tnb byts uttlsf6ne nsape 6pojs
t;sA sun ~ ksa44A4 stAtu ~
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23

~GRADUAcNf PROGRAM

Minute gedele ve6er nspofadaly
ditky ecsk6 Tksfolitkte osady ~
Voit6cha pcstry gradnacni pro.
gram v osadni sini na 30. a Ban.
croft vi. V5stupy n zdafilt W
kony ditek SO navstdvnildm vel,
mi %zamlouvaly. Mensi ditky pred
nesly pfipadnt ceske | anglickt
deklamanky. kdezto yetsi ddycata
znamenitf pfednesla pckn6 basne
Divky rovnez pfedvedly vytedni
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23

mpoenc - Srr,na laan ' holin
dopeIelnc ' iolejsi mislncsii. e.,
liih No 18th ~ zAris sc hnie
knnali N. errsna o : bod cipol
I eel itto skols hude naaeiti ecske
deti Nesks ei>ii a psAii. Je , rlanu
miii into skoln 20 dvt phldne y ~
DIM pfihlasi.li ~ setsi poeet deti,
sifli Nc vice ffid = v rcinar.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23

ilnis sfani ma ~ . lsssvhw esfh
Al DE- realssnl kAn iaksft v
nemneniei rrnhlkslli A. MARITIME.
Va sfaneni nea~vssiaI " sssnsm VA.
lletn, >atsenuss permanent pro-
hlAisna ale W. vsIics usnans
tani 0efirnde Ross.nsA, staff
n rrkh. . ss~ aif kssan vi. see
hNla II kvssna pii ausamahilnse
%nelsAis sr~nsna. remtrln I, paswk
I. nriAurniei ~ ia~sfa.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-15
PREP SWIMMING
CLASS THURSDAY
School Starts at ny" Pool for Young
Boys That Morning-AH LADS
in keokuk are Eligible
to Class.

The prep swimming school VIII
begin at the Y. NJ. c. A. on Thurs
day morning of this week. TINS
school is for all the boys in the city
between the ages OF eight and twelve
and affords the small boys chance
to enjoy the ''Y'' pool for two weeks.
The school is primarily for boys VINO
cannot swim even a stroke, however.
bows Of that age who cam swim VIII
be permitted to attend the classes
and learn some of the more advanced
strokes. The school is free OF charge
and any boy IN the city who failed 10
receive a registration card may secure
one at the Y M. C. A., ana after II
is properly signed by his parents Will
be eligible to take the lessons.
No bathing suits are required, out
each boy must furnish his own tower.
George Hoffman assumes his duty as
swimming instructor at the Y. Nd. G.
A. today, and he VII be assisted by
CORDS Of qualified swimmers In CON
!ductfng the classes for the small
bows. The boys enrolled for the
school will be graded according TO
age and ability and the classes VIII
he scheduled as follows:
Eight year old boys at $3.50; nine
wear old boys at 1000; ten year old
boys at 10:3o; eleven year old boys
at Hoo. and boys who can swim a
few strokes will probably be put N
special class at 11:30.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-15
Look IA Ten Days

We urge this test afor your. 6
and your ,ctildrenAi sake. Childln
haze.most-tosgain. fromscleaner, safer
teeth. Try to avoid. the troubles I'VE
have had.
Present ttis~ coupon.forsa 1o.Day
Tube. Use fike amy tooth paste
Note ow-eleans tlretteethsteelta
using. Mark the absence Of the
SHINY film. See how teeth wi1iten
as the fixed finn disappears.
A, book comes with the sample
tube explaining the results. Learn
thereason for them. Compare them
with the results Of odd methods
Then let your OWN goodSsense de-
eide what method to- empl0y.
This tests Of lifetime Importance,
both to you and yours. It has
shownsatIleastr mil iunspeople.the
way to whittier, -saferateeth. Some
one in your home should make Il
Cut out the eoupon so;you went
3orget. $50
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-15
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Look younol Nobody can tell you
use Geandmother's simple recipe
Of Sage Tea and Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound.
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streak.
ed or gray. Years ago the only way
to get this mixture was to make 1t
at home, which is rhussy and trouble
some. Nowadays, BY asking at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound you will get large
bottle Of this famous old recipe, i'm
proved by the addition Of other in
gredients, at small cost
Don't stay gray! Try it! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does X 30 naturally
and evenly. You dampen sponge
or soft brush with 1t and draw this
through your hair, taking one smait
strand at time; BY morning the
gray hair disappears, and after an
other application or two, your hair
becomes beautifully dark, glossy ana
attractive.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-15
THE DAILY GATE CRY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WILL FIGHT FOR
PLUMB PLAN
American Federation Of Labor Wants
Government Ownership OF Rail-
roads and Cumnins Law
Repealed.

limited Press Leased Wire ServicoIJ
MONTREAL, June 15.--The rail-
road department, in the annual CON
vention of the American Federation
Of Labor here, today began to draw
plans for a fight to win the endorse
ment of the Plumb plan for govern
ment ownership of railroads
Leaders in the fight for endorse
ment are President Johnston of the
International Machine Workers
union and ]. A Franklin OF the Boil.
er Makers union. Twenty railroad
unions are associated IN the move
ment. Their officers introduced q
resolution directing the executive
council to back government owner
ship and work for repeal of the EscA-
Cummins transportation act.
The resolutions committee yestef-
day decided to recommend that no
action be taken IN resolutions by the
convention.
The railroad group, In planning to
oppose the plan, is regarded as stag
ing a fight directly against Gompers.
Gornpers and the executive council
recommended a repeal Of the labor
provisions of the ESchCummlns
Transportation act, in submitting the
councils annual report to the con-
vention.
The Gompers plan WIN be mace
known by the committee named TO
reveal the report OF the executive
council. This committee rs Gompers
controlled.
Delegate Max Hays, OF Cfevefand
this morning began an unsuccessful
attack against Gompers when he TOOK
the floor and nayed the standing
committee for delaying their reports
Gompers took the floor in defense
Of the committee. Its not fatr.
Gompers shouted. "I1l not allow any
delegate to impugn the motives or
question the sincerity OF this com
mittee. They have been in almost
continuous session since the conven
ton opened. They are not delaying
their reports
The COMMITTEES sustained Gompers
when it rejected motion by Hays
to elect a special committee to make
the other committees get busy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-15
He DIDN'T ENJOY A
MEAL FOR 10 YEARS
Cedar Rapids Man Says Even the
Liahtest Foods Disagreed With
Him Before He Go<
Taniac.

Fl Just can't say enough IN praise
iof Tanlac, for since taking it ! have
not only gained fourteen poYnds IN
weight, but am feeling like different
man." SAID Louis Moreno, valued
employe of the General Construction
Co, residing at 1927 South 9th St.
East Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Tor the last ten years l haven't
known what 1t was to eat a good
meal without suffering terribly from
Indigestion afterwards. I never at
tempted to eat anything like cabbage.
pork or beans and even the lightest
of foods would sour on my stomach
and bloat me up with gas untn l
would fairly gasp for breath. / SUI.
fered with rheumatism 30 bad In my
arms and legs that at times / could
hardly raise my hands above my neao
or stand On my feet for very long.
and my hands became SO stin ano
sore that some days ! could not grip
the rungs Of the ladder and was al
most afraid to go up on to the scat
folding l got into such nervous
condition that couldn't sleep Al
nights and in the mornings was SO
tired and worn out that 1t was all
could do to drag myself off to work
! spent many a hard-earned dollar on
medicines but got SO little nerp from
any of them that I was about to give
up in despair.
ct was q lucky day for me when
/ got Tanlac, for the way few
bottles of that medicine have fxeo
me up is astonishing. now have
splendid appetite and can eat
things that I haven't dared touch for
years, without being troubled with
sourness or gas or Indigestion after
wards. 1 hardly ever have a twtnge
of rheumatism now and the stiffness
has all gone ont of my hands. When
I stepped on the scales the other day
I found that I had gone up from /,
hundred and sixteen TO a hundred and
thirty pounds and am SO much
stronger that I am able to do as much
work as ever could. :. I sleep like a
log every night and get up in the
mornings feeling just fine. After what
Tanlac has done for me don't hest
tate to recommend it for believe >,
will help anybody who Is suffering -
! did"
Tanlac Is sold in Keokuk by VII
kinson & Co, and the leading drug
gist in every town.-Advertisemenr.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-15
GIRLS SWIMMING
THIS MORNING
Glasses Start at. "f" Pool With Sixty.
eight Girls on Registration
List-Meet Twice
Week

Stxty-eight girls have signed up for
swimming classes at the 7. M. C. A,
and things went off with a bang this
morning when roll call for the first
class took place at O'CLOCK.
The sixty-eight registrations are for
the high school and business girls
and for the matrons in the home,
and more of them are signing up TO
day.
Glasses meet on Tuesday and Sat
urday mornings at the 'sY's pool from
6 10 s o'clock, each class of swim
mers beng allowed to stay in the
water for a half hour They are u,
charge OF George Hoffman, former
Keokuk man who is spending his
vacation in this city, and who has
had experience in teaching this art
Mrs. Laura Huttonlocher is the chap
erone and is present at all of the
classes.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-15
SULPHUR S00THEs
| UGLY. ITCHING SKIN
The First Application Makes Skin
Cool and Comfortable

II you are suffering from eczema or
some other toFturing, embarrassing
skin trouble you may quickly be rid
OF 1t by using Mentho- Sulphur, de-
clares noted skin specialist
This sulphur preparation, because
of its germ destroying properties,
seldom fails to quickly subdue itch
ing, even Of fiery eczema. The first
application makes the skin cool and
comfortable Rash and blotcf1es are
healed right up. Mentho-Sulphur is
applied IKE any pleasant cold cream
and is perfectly harmless You can
obtain a small jar from any good
druggist.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-15
Based on Pepsi1

pepsodent is based. ON pepsin, tin
digestant Of albumin. The film lis
alburninoussmatter. The purpose Of
Pepsodentsis to dissolve it, then to
constantly combat it.
But pepsin must be.actvated, and
the usual agent is an acid]harmful
to the teeth So pepsin long seemed
impossible.
What scienceSl1as, now, done is to
invent harmless acivatingmethod-
That methodsis,e mployedsi lin Pepso-
dent. The result is a tooth paste
WHICH viii do what nothing elseshas
done. Andahve years Of testssseem
clearly prove that it opens a new
dental era.
Pepsodent has been submitted to
every FORMED clnical,andsl laboratory
test. Dentists everywhere have
watched its effects and now urge its
daily use. This week we offer a
test to you. and we ask you to
accept-it.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-15
they Win Church League Track Cham.
pionship In Contests Held in
May-Reports Made Today
For F1rsh Time.
BNAI IsREAL, SECOND
Torphy Cups Now on Display Down
Town viii be Presented to Win
ners-Other Events Plan.
ned for Summer.

Christian church wins the church
league track championship IN class
"A" while the B'nai Isreal takes the
title in class 3D." After consider
able delay in securing the record
cards the final reports Of the track
contests held last May have just
been made up. This is one OF The
four annual events conducted by the
Keokuk Church Athletic league for
boys Winners in the basketball a,
indoor baseball championships were
announced some time ago anu 1t is
expected that a baseball league will
be started soon. making the fourth
event A beautiful trophy cup is
awarded the winner IN each Of the
four events and remains the property
of the team winning same until 1t IS
won in some other event by anothe
team. These cups will be on display
in the windows of Ayres Jewelry Co.
lust as soon as the engraving IS
made .
The Christian team won the class
"A" with total Of SIS points, al
most nine points higher than their
nearest competitor. The following
boys were members OF this team:
Donald and Scott Brumback, John
Danford, George Hit, Leo Kesselring.
LaVerne Kin gsbury, Edward Koch,
Raymond McCleary, Robert PARCELS,
Charles Paytdn, Horace Powers. hoyo
Williams
The B'nai Isreal team won the
class "B' events with a total of s6.3
points or almost thirty points higher
than their nearest competitor. Mem
bers of this team were as follows:
Abe Bremen, William Bernstein,
Charles Bork. Joseph Sackovitch,
Leo and Morton Shreibmar.
The results made by the various
teams were as follows:
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Grain Review.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO June 15.-Grain futures
closed from one to three cents higher
on the Chicago board of trade today.
Light receipts and good comm ission
house buying were the chief factors.
The market opened Irregular, but
Eteadied later on a good demand, and
made further gains on light receipts.
Provisions were weak az the start
and sustained further slight losses in
July deliveries, but September deliv-
cries went to higher prices.
July corn opened at TIA and closed
at ITS, up 35s. September corn
closed at 1878, 31a above the opening
at 164B.
July oats closed at 103%, q above
the opening of 1929. September
oats opened at S41h and closed at 851s,
up !.
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entirely relieved. l also took the Vege-
table Compound before my last baby
came and am thankful to say that it re-
Geyed my sufferings very much and l
bhall never be without it at such times.
have told others of its great worth
and shall keep on telling it.'-Mrs. ED.
THOMAS, Box ls4, Morrice, Mich
Women should not continue to suffer
Fay in and day out and drag out sickly,
half-hearted existence. missing three
fourths of the JOY of living, when they
tan find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
If you would like free confidential nd
rice address Lydia E. Pinkhar> Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
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LEGION WISHES
TO ERECT HOME
Committee Appointed at Meeting Last
Night to Confer With Industrial
observation-disclosures Plans

observation-disclosures rams
to be Made
The American Legion held Its resu-
lar meeting last night at Cameron
hall with fair representation or mem-
bers being present. The chief busi-
ness of the evening was the appoint
ing Of a committee from the Legion 70
confer with members of the Industrial
association in regard to raising FUNDS
for a home to be built for veterans OF
the warn
This committee is composed of the
following men: Dr.. Frank NJ. F'uiier'
chairman; Ben Moody, Ellsworth M.
Miller, Roy Sherwood Other CHAP
tiers in the neighborhood are raising
funds for similar homes to be built
for their veterans and meeting with
success. Twenty thousand dollars has
been raised at Kahoka, Mo, by the
Clark county Legion. Ames, Iowa
Legion has. raised $4,000 and Ma
ouoketa, Iowa has raised $4,000, local
members reported last night.
No definite plans have been made
Iby the chapter concerning methods to