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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-26
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The pie social held in the Edge
wood school house for the Near East
Relief was q great success in every
way, $41.7O being realized in cash
and q good time by everybody who
attended. II IA Fl Y. III n :$ Il &.
s Mrs. Albert Ludke arrived home
from Arlington, Saturday, where she
has been visiting relatives. 81 MN
c. w. Kin gsbury and wife drove to
Bemidji Saturday. M Il ss,s
Mrs. Peter Frost visited Mrs: Cas-
per Knapp Monday afternoon. 5'
Mrs Charles Skinner, who has
been i'll nearly all winter, is conva-
descent and was able to visit the H.
S. saltwater home last Sunday. IA Il NJ
J. Wright and son, Lee, were
Bemidji shoppers Saturday. .# Ss#4 ".
51 Mrs. Sarah Knapp and children
I spent the week end lat the F.#5sW:
z:Iange home. i# S33 4. 4. }is%g
Joe and Casper Knapp. were Be
midi shoppers Saturday.
Everyone is glad to see spring
II come, even II they do get their feet
wet occasionally. t III, 81 III fs S3S,
Lawrence Steinbrook hauled pota.
toes to Bemidji Saturday s. 5fszS
..s s$ss State High school examinations
were held at the Edgewood school
Thursday and Friday. Several pupils
took the examination and Rogel
Wright; who is through school tool
Il st in grammer. j 33sss t$;. ss M; !
81. \ Harvey DeLap left Tuesday fool
Yola to. visit Ed Cotheran ~ .5 ~
Fred Boyd and family visited a
B the: Casper Knapp home Sunday. i.
+. w. Kingsbury and family wer'
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Lars Cumberland had the said mis-
fortune to loose one OF his cows last
Saturday .s .SS X
r. Kennedy finished his logging
contract one day last week. NJ M !
Bert Brennan made a business trip
to lBemidji Saturday. y M NJ Y: 3t,. (
b The officers that were elected at
the last election met at the town
hall al N Saturday Sat and gave bonds. III.
The spring examinations were
held III the Bowers school Thursday
and Friday Of last week. }. II. y M
s8 Misses Rose and Bertha Strause
were shopping in Bemidji last Sat
urday. %.&s. ,%s:. bssSE ii s>5 h IS. v.
Il. Perry johnson Of Liberty visited
at the George Brennan home Sunday
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-26
SABLE COAT COST i s12o.o 900 )

San Francisco, Marcn 26.Ameri-
ca and Europe are about to, get
a glimpse OF the most costly coat
ever made-a Russian sable coal val
ued at $4,000. It's owner, Mrs.
N.{Denbigh, wife OF Yokohama and
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-26

Ann Arbor, car ferry, laden with Is
freight cars, was sunk In the harhor
here today. Six passengers and the
crew were rescued by a tug.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-26

Siberian merchant, came here to
have the coat made She plans to
leave soon for Europe. X /. ss$ Nd
The 80 skins composing the coat
are made into a wrap, dolman in ef-
feet. VA stole to match is made Of
20 skins. The weight OF the coat
Is 40 pounds. N. .{;,&.2 4 q h ..gS -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-26
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A<x - II 4 - ~
The Farmers club was entertained
last Saturday al. the hall. by Mrs. w.
\ H. Rice. There were a good many
invited guests present. r. u. Given
|of Bemidji, and D. A. Whiting mot
ored out to dinner and stayed fol. the
business session. Committees were
appointed to arrange for programs
for the club meetings The club will
be entertained the first Saturday IN
April by Mrs. Frank Demfng.
III. T.. Arnold and the Hrover boys
have purchased new automobiles.
| F.. e. Anderson has sold his stock
of groceries at the Six-Mile Cornc-
store to Roy C0nat. Mr.! Conat TOOK
possession last week. @ #s%,.% .&stsIg
Jay Whiting Is again able to attend
school. %sSl5 ~ b n Gs 5As', IL
L Mrs. c. o. Glidden is very seci0usly
| Ill at this writing with complications
arising from the Stu" 2 sf3s 3a.S gsass
FERRY BOAT SINKS WITH 3s
I. 4 .# Il TWENTY-FIVE CARS
| Manitowac, Wis, March 25.-----l.ofst
Ling it's course in "a heavy fog, the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-26

Sunday visitors at the n. IS. Still
well home. IL ,B Z. n |
Casper Knapp and family called
on Fred LANCE and family Sunday
evening 5s: i, II n TAI N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03

Let All Who Read Learn City's Com
manding Position, Rich Resources,
Sterling Loyalty and Splendid
Spirit of Progress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03

This space contributed to
the upbuilding of Seattle and
the Pacific Northwest by pub
lie spirited business men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-03

MAKE every manufacturer every producer in the United
AVA States, realize that Seattle is preemnently idea
city in which to build business invest money! found home
that Seattle and the Pacific Northwest with their super
atve advantages present unvaed opportunities in the
field OF industry the development Of natural resources and
in commerce.
Tell the story Seate locatoncose to the markets of
the world-raw materials in abundance-water power
coal and municipal and port facilities for all the varied ac
tiles of commercial life.
Taking the best from the experiences of dozen of the
largest American cities-ceS that have used thousands
and thousands of dollars in effective advertsnghe Seat
tie Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club has prepar
ed campaign of publicity that will compare favoraby
fecveness with anything of the kind before UNDER
taken:
selected and developed by experts in advertising and today
Seattes teeyear advertising campaign stands forth for
the approval of far sighted residents of this city,
This campaign will cost 100000 year-no m ore than
many department store spends annually in advertising -
Seattes story of industrial opportunity will be told lib
and circulation These will reach continuously over
the period the constructive leaders of American
thought and action.
Every man. woman and child in Seattle and the Pacific
Northwest will benefit by this comprehensive plan of pub
lefty The merchant, homeowner banker the worker in
the ctys industrial and commercial fabric will receive
MANIFOLD advantages from this campaign
Seattle cannot stand STILL must advance It must have
more industries, greater pay rolls
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
PROVINCES Of
CHINA in LEAGUE TO
FORCE DISSOLUTION
Of THE PARL|AMENTS
Violent Fighting Breaks Out in
HOnan and Kwang-T lung a
Serious Civil War.
REFUGEES POUR INTO
CANTON AND HONG KONG

y Leased Wire TO New Mexican.1
Shanghai, March E-(By the AS
sociated Press) .-Warrare has broken
out in Honan province because OF
the effort of the Picking government
to appoint WI Kwang-Hsin governor
OF the province to supp1int ChaosYi,
whose forces are opposing those IF
Wu KwangdHsin. This and the out
break OF hostilities in Kwangtung
province whore fighting rs proceeding
between southern factions mas
brought to light q league Of eight
provinces-Fuhen, Kiangsu, Chill
Honan, Szechwan, Hupeh, Shantunr
and Kiangskaiming to effect peace By
uniting against the mEitarisfs botl
of Pekips and the south and forcing
dissolution Of the parliaments at Can
ton and Picking.
The Kwangtung warfare Is the out
growth Of an attempt by the gov
ernor OF Yunnan to send a new com
mander Of the Yunnan troops il
Kwantung. The new commander
General Ii Lieh Chun. Is attacking
the old leader ii Kung-Yunn. who II
supported by the troops IN Kwautunr
and Governor YnngsHsin.
Refugees from the fighting areas
+ pouring into Canton end Hons
Kong.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
CITIZENS A DELIGHTED
AUDIENCE AS NEGRO
DIES m ELECIRlc CHAIR

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afS II NJ ffzfn hft&hegs - c.
eala Ifalta sH Ma1sne nndl ava
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
HUNS KILL
FRENCHMAN

my Leased Wire t. New MexIean.l
Berlin, March 10. Eight men,
said 10 Be members Of a French
military aviation commission, who
drove into Weruitz. near Poisdam,
in a motor car from Berlin today,
were attacked By the inhabitants,
who accused the men Of poachine
and summoned Them 10 surrender.
-Four Of The men obeyed, but the
Others tired to escape. one was
wounded and later died Two
Others later surrendered and the
fourth man escaped.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
DEPARTMENT WAITED SIX MONTHS 10 SEND
DESPERATELY NEEDED DESTROYERS; CHIEF WOULD
HAVE HAD SHIPS SAIL WITHOUT CONVOYS

Washington, March IU-FaIblre Of the navy department to fully
cooperate in ihe war during the first six months after Americas en-
try cost half 4 million lives, fifteen billions Of dollars. 100000 tons
of shipping and prevented victory over Germany BY July, 1918. Rear
Admiral Sims told the senate investigating committee today in present.
the department.
The officer read to committee recommendations he had made
to the department Immediately upon his arrival in London in 1917.
IA cabegram sent late in April, 1917, said The critical area where The
war would be won Of lost was in the eastern Atlantic at the focus Of
all lines Of ocean communication to England and France. Admiral
Sims told the committee that although he repeatedly urged hat every
destroyer andsmallc craft that could Be sent to sea be dispatched I'M
medatey to this area, bis recommendation was not complied With
until about six months later.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
DEPORTNG
AIMED TO THWART
A CONSPIRACY TO
OVERTHROW THE j. S

Tombstone, ARK. March i0.-sharp
Issue regarding the necessity Of the
Bisbea deportation na d means ~ help
INK % thwaff al alleged conspiracy 70
overthrow the GoFarnmenf al t,Se
United States ana Of preserving the
peace n tire Waffen mining district
~ A9i10na, NAe taken late today ~
attorneys fer ghe atAth ana ior the a.
tense during 40 afaumrat 81 tho raHa
% 8effr n Wootloa ~ BisDee chara
- Wlth kldn4pplnR ~ coaneptloa vita
ne 9t~1onafiona
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
STSANTAFEAUTONOBILE
SHOW NSTHURSDAYN NIGHT
ARM0RY BRILLIANTLY DECORATED FOR niRFEDAY ExFnnf
TICNs CAR RESERVATIONS ARE FILLED SPLENDID
PROGRAM OF MISC WITH BIC DISPLAY.

Is i'm anmal S.na Fe haionch8e SheNs Under le suspkes
a. she Sauis e. nambm 81 funnssec Na he iomAHy opsnsd a
he Arnmy IS II % tennros. nasdy aisht with practically ever
GAG tfsegxatza hkta p~ntt&aay Aa A. cam td u dn textoa h@nR
sees ~ s. pafsnaeean n smu asmg be Aatasad bamb a..
rz4es pfkh tfse 4 nme rNeppN ham Pass ad az can
ueHastd amy ak lmm ~ AN
~ AmHf Is 4 Nass 81 He'd Nht td NM4 Nh ) gnfag
% Ms a. NMh ad fe 81 &Mata Hheh h4
MHb tfg aehs Na effective ~ aA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
DECIDE BOOZE
CASE in JULY

Washington, March 10-Determi-
nation 0f the validity Of the prohi-
bition amendment and parts Of the
enforcement act now rests with the
supreme court. Arguments were com
pleted today in appeals brought BY
the Kentcuky Distflleries and Ware
house company following the presen.
tation yesterday Of the Rhode Island
and Massachusetts cases.
a decision il expected In June.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
AIR MAIL carrier
BURNED TO DEATH
MHENPLANEE FALLS

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maNa mAs
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s II
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sac
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nv
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
VILLA FREES AMERICAN
HELD FOR RANSOM

~ Paso. Texas. March l0.-B ".
Williams OF Fl paso. an umploye X
the American Smelling and Refining
company. who WAS captured aud held
for ransom BY Francisco villa when
the bandit wrecked. looted and burned
a train on the Mexican Central last
Thursday. has been freed and now
Is n Tofreon. according 70 q fele.
sram received from williams by hls
employers hore today. II was sR
lieyed 90 ransom had been paid.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
MAJOR SCANLAND'S
TRIAL STARTS TODAY

Las Cruces. NJ. w. March TO-.
Major +. II. scanlnnd ~ pnso army
officer went % trial here today
charged with murder ia connection
wlth fhe d1afh ~ John ifusehinga.
who ~ss shot and killed lnat Nogeia.
hef while driving an antDmnhiie ID the
81 Paso-FhDenlx read rsse
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
WOMAN Or NAvr
MISSING La MHNlc

II paeo, Texas. Niafch i0chiaf
Y6oman X &. Hinton Or fha E1 paHc
navy ~recfniiina station n missing n
Mexico according - reports made
~ 8Asutennnt u n Hnpp ~ ths
American consul a 7aafns. Lienfea
ant Hupp said be had learned Hinton
wna Can't nefn IN Jnarez NkllA etatfina
fhnre Saturday. UInfen hst but TO
years 10 sHNfa before btiDK rrtIfNd.
arceFdina 10 tfnpn Hlntpkfs h8nn
was 81 chseAfo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
SENATE WANTS TO KNOW
WHAT u. S. IS DOING
TO GETA SQUARE OIL DEAL
FROM PRES. CARRANzA

Washington, March 10-The senate
today adopted a resolution asking the
president FOR Information az TO ra-
stficEinns imposed BY other countries
on American citizens % exploration
and development Or Oh iand8 ana
what steps have boon taken toward
securing equality or treatment 8
that feapeet. The resolution ankaa
specifically aa % no situation ID
Maxico.
A senator said hs had heard that
aimed particularly A Ameficana
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
ALLIES ASK
l. S. SHIPS
American Naval Strength in Turk
ISL Waters Should Be In
creased, Says Council.

Washington March 1Os+Represen-
tationg to be made to the government
by the entente include that the
American navy strength III Turkish
waters be considerably Augmented. 1t
was announced The decision OF the
supreme council relative to the Turk
ish situation will be communicated
through French Ambassador Jusse.
rand to Acting Secretary Of State
Polk.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11

LOSESBILLI0N

Washington, March 10.-The loss
to tho government aa : result Of the
supreme courts decision. declaring
stock dividends n0tstaxable as income.
will be nearly half q billion dollars, ae-
cording to an estimate today by Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue Roper.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
AMERICAN
REPORTED KILLED BY
BANDITS IN MEXICO
VILLA RELEASES ONE
'El Pasoan Captured When Pancho
Burned Train; Free and
Ransom IS Not paid.

f9y LEASED Wire 20 NaS MEXICAN,
Houston Texas. March los. j.
Byington pf this city received a tele.
gram from p. J. Blackman, manager
Of the Magnolia Petroleum company
at Tamplco stating thar Pat Foley
had been killed By Mexican bandits.
Byington said that he mas . relative
Dan Foley working for that company
IN Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
2S9,OOOMEN
INNEW ARMY
House Approves Figure, With Total
Of 1880 Officer; Refuses
to Reduce Number.

10 Lea9eu WIFE 70 NEW M9NICaWN N
Washington March I0.An author
lied peace time army OF $4,000 en-
listed men and 1880 officers was
approved today BY the house, which
by q vote Of 10 to IS refused to
amend the army Reorganization bill
SO as to fix the maximum strength
at 100000 men and I4,200 officers.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
TO
THE ALLIES

Washington, March 10.--The allied
governments viii receive no further
loans from the American government,
Secretary Houston announced today.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11

!. ADMIRAL sims said that when he
found that his own efforts to Impress
upon the navy department the serious
ness Of the situation were u~nayailing
he invoked the aid OF the late Amhaa.
sador Page at London. VIII on April
n. 1917. sent a confidential cable
gram to Secretary Lansing and Pres.
ident Wilson declaring that there ia
reason for the greatest alarm about
the Issue OF the war. caused by the In
cfeasing success OF German submar.
ines.
The ambassador urged the imme
diate assignment OF every available
United States destroyer and submar-
inc chaser to British waters.
Even this request was upheld for
some months. Admiral Sims said. The
Witness read a message to the depart.
meut IN 1917 saying the British gov
eminent appreciated what the Unit
ca States vac doing to keep down sub.
marines.
incidentally. no added. sshat il q
case Of internasional p~ollteneas They
wefa thanking nn for sandins ak Do
asroyera.~
Admiral Sims Insisted that 10 had
been handicapped ~ failure 81 ne
department 70 keep him informed Of
~ planM III read excerpts from his
message. urging adnptlon 81 the o y
foy system and said,
n Win show that great losaea were
~ptStained duo 90 the resistance Of ths
United States q taking ~ the couyoy
syatem
He thea read 4 department message
aent HIN 4 May. and ksEned hY SEQ
rrtaty Daniala
in regard 10 coavoy. L read II
cqptidtf Americas vessels haFlna
aflnta RpAFda asc hMFet when sailing
nd fnada1slf.
WhHn Ent that messaka Naa
aqtt fna1g 90 fanib eSoehoafd. esq
aaaa3 AaHslfai Hiais. r. realized fhnt
ne 4ep4dmeat a. aos understand o.
4NHfNNiNi1 tAH ~a.taaAiaa
AaMiE1f &f8sa said tat 90 kef,l
~ + ~ - - and 81 ~ ssat cahe
4 81 the 4tAfsaaea1 usRtaa 80
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
Last Night News

4
PHOENIK-Decision regarded byl
court officials and lawyers as Of far
reaching Importance rendered BY
Judge Dyer In federal court; that
lands under reclamation project upon
which proof Of residence has been &C.
compIished but for which no flnal Ger
tifIcate or patent has been issued
are taxable by county.
CHICAGO, iLL-oe o,Neai, trav-
cling secretary Of Chicago White
sox, died at home Of ~pneumcnia
o'Ncal, s5 years old, had been with
Chicago club nine years.
CHICAGO - Because Colonel chas,
Alexander, aged rs, wealthy Provl.
denee, r. " grocer Is reported to be
dying Federal Judge Carpenter TO.
day granted motion by U. s. district
attorney to noIle Mann act lndIct-
ment pending against him.
WAsHlNGTON-WiI Of Rear Ad.
mlraI Robert &. Peary, d. 8. NJ. re-
tired, directs that All medals, tro-
piles and books and Eagle island,
near South HarpswelI, Maine, be CIV
en- to IS year son, Robert {. Peary.
jr. The island was purchased with
money earned while Admiral peary
was hiqh school student, and is 10 rs-
main permanently IN peary family.
Mrs. peary receives for herself and
division AMONG children residue 81
the estate, including securities esti.
mated In value AZ 9a0lOo0 and nruup
Of islands N casco BAY. Maine.
KANSAS clTY-Resolutlon pIe6r-
Ing 70 Alexander Howas, president
Of District a. United Mine Workers,
their support Aat any tlme he might
zee IT % call STRIKE was adopted
without discussion unanimously BY
biennial convention Of district
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS coreo
ran, American cltlxeH murdered ~
his Mexican clerk Saturday February
q, according % adsleAs q staEs d.
partmtnt
RENO. MEyADA-ny vote 81 ten
for and twenty seven against. state
csmerFstle eeHtraf COMMITTEES nsine3
ed prcpnahi fer 4 stats primary and
state convention q select ~deis4als1
e 6zn rrafrleco convention 81
aama vote stats eemmlitsa astl6ee
20 resolve lfseAf inc Z c~onpetisen %
name ne ssisealr4
MoNTeANo%srsn asksrn eas
~ IN nlisgea T. VI. W. 81 trial Ter
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teia efmiseles cal neFeen lsllN.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
Na0y's Hardness Cost 100000 Lives, Sim Declares
LICKED in JULY
But FOR FACT SECRETARY
WAS ASLEEP AT SWITCH

Resulting Expense Fifteen Billion IF Dollars and 100000 Tons IF
Shipping, Terrific Indictment Of Naval PrOcgasination by Admiral
Who Produces Documentary Evidence 10 Prove Allegations.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11

kfoHfnANo=ersn nsker4n nae
~ IN aliaeea T. ". ". "a trial fQf
lmare4f ~ WAffrn b cessnm Car
hfsila efnIstle4 cal nt7e1n slim.
- 443 3 E4s o. i~naaaIst h1a h4nn
entafa4 N nsTaNaly FaGttsaa in
lea ~ asialN. 4e1fsa = tt5sa4.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11

RENO. MEvADA-ny vote 81 ten
for and twenty styen erain1t. state
~csmerFss|e eentrai eumnitiee fslne3
ed preppsni fer = stats primary and
State conversion q sflcel 6eis4sts1
e eza Fnaneieto ~cou4fnticns 81
aama vote state eesnmsit8e Aetl9nN
20 Fcssise ltteH inke Z eeuysrtsen %
name ne ssiseaira
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11

KANSAS clTY-RescIutlon pIedr-
Inc 70 Alexander Howas, president
Of District IA United Mine Workers,
their support Fat any time he might
see IT 70 call STRIKE was adopted
without discussion unanimously By
biennial convention Of district
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11

observation-disclosures coreo-
ran, American cltlxeH murdered ~
his Mexican clerk Saturday February
~. according 70 ndsicAg % stale ~.
paftmank.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11

CHICAGO, 1LL-Joe o,Neai, trav-
cling secretary Of Chicago White
0'Ncai, So years old, had been with
Chicago club nine years.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11

CHICAGO - Because Colonel chas.
Alexander, aged rs, wealthy Provl-
dence, r. l., grocer Is reported to be
dying Federal Judge Carpenter to-
day granted motion by U. s. dIstrsct
attorney to nolle Mann act lndIcf-
ment pending against him.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11

PHoENlK-Decision regarded by
court officials and lawyers as Of far
reaching Importance rendered BY.
Judge Dyer In federal court; that
lands under reclamation project upon
which proof Of residence has been ac.
compIished but for which no final GER
tiflcate or patent has been issued
are taxable by county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-26
Wire Briefs

SAN SALVADOR. Republic q Sal.
vador Six p~r~ons killed when
huge tldai wave swept over docks nj
Charnperico. Guatemala.
PONTIAC, Mich. - Miss Vera
Schneider. 20. teisphoss operator. ap-
parentiy ehoked 10 Death
MoNTEsANo-char,s. n. Eaton
stood u for 81 years Nov he sseks
divorce from his wife. Mary. because
he says she won't let him rad the
paperA
aARoO0sA. spain.-British c.p-
tain and Spanish lieutenant killed In
airplane cyaAh.
WENArCHEE. wafaos n.
Rider. formerly of Fifth Marines. 10
be presented with roix de guerrc.
LONDON. - Government may ~.
sumo control q the Shell Transport
a Trading company. big OIL firm.
HoQUIAM<-Left In the open too
long before burial. bodies Of India a
dead may cause inquiry by health
officers.
VANCOUVER. y. C.-Mayor II.
McKenzte. Of Nanaimo, died At the
Vancouver general hospital Saturday
evening.
OAKLAND. Cai4--C. q. Bridge
man. and Lieut.. Cumberhatcb fly
here nom Rono In . hours 20
minutes.
SPOKANE. - Lutte 4. IknAysy.
stocxuaan. %, dead
NEW YORK Coming hers penni.
frss froq SPOKANE . few weeks agn.
Lucius Mety has BEEN offered con.
tracts nj 1900 weekly salary. upon
discovery that he has q -goidcn
voice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-26
Rupture kiUs
1000 Annually

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laid away-the burial esrtifiests hsins
m.rnea ''naptur.- WIT b~eaass II.
unfortunate - had a~xteoted themselves
OF had he<n taersiy taking care 81 the
sIgs ts~eilinsi OF the sfriosirn. and pay.
ing no attsntioo "a the cause What are
yea deing' Are You nsxtestieg r.urp-lf
~ soaring o trus. appliance ~ whatever
nam. you choe>~ 20 call IT. At bet this
tFisss y eniy a msk~-hift-a false prop
against . rolisp.ins wsil--snt cAHnot -
stp.etrd TO act as mere than mere me
ehanieal support The binding tr~~nfs
sstsrds blood circulation. thus rssblns the
-eAkenea muscles Of that shich they
HIT sci- nc~ has <sana . vsy. ana svesy
trslss siffer~r IN the iand V tnvssed 70
maize rREE test sfaht In ths privsey
% their c~n hsmsA The rfAfAn usths
ID 10 unqueatsotahir the tnoss sciesttfir.
tasieal sna saoxs@sfai s~.fstf~stmsns for
rupture the World has ever hno~n
re pt-AfAo PAD. ~h~n aah-rfnr
closely - the body. 1snnot f-ssaibly siip %
ahiff oct Of piefs. thsf~fer~. ean0gt chsfs
o. plneh soft - ssirrt--ess, 10 spfly--
ines gsnsss. To 10 used ~hiist yea serk
AID ~hlir; Toa sep. No straps. Buckles
Or sprtnss attached
Learn hoe 20 eirse ths k~rrsai opening
as nature tnt-nded, - Tie vupAurs CAN'T
eaute ds-n ssha yoas rsms ,edsy 10
pf.arAo co. nisrs fkf. 81 t>suts, Mo
tor FREE trial i'tasae ana the mfosnaA'
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