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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

Aurora, Ills, 5~1-20.
T. F. Glass Co,
Los Angeles, Cal
Dear Doctor: We arrived here Thurs
day, April 20, the weather being a little
cold and damp. but it is fine today, and
expect II to remain So
l am feeling fine and have not noticed
any Fever whatever. | am using the in
halent about eighteen hours per day.
I'm not coughing very much. l won't
cough more than five or six times dur
ing the day and wake up four or five
hours after being asleep at night and
cough a couple times and possibly two
or three times In the A. NJ, after being
mp half hour or so, the amount of pus
being small. Sleep fine and eat fine
and feel good. The folks say I look as
good as Mt any other time Of my life,
and they know as well as / and nv wife
that they never would have seen me here
again if il hadn't been for you and your
wonderful treatment. and they sure
speak of YOU a dozen times a day. and
will do all in their power to help every
sufferer that. they should come in con-
tact with to benefit by your cure. Please
use my testimonies to any advantage.
Hoping this reaches you with salts
faction, 1 remain,
Yours faithfully,
BERT LINDSAY.
$50 So. Broadway,
Aurora, Ills"
This user of the remedy Just re-
turned to his home in Illinois from Tue
son, Arizona.)
Ny files, with letters being received
daily from scores of people now using
and who have used the remedy. are open
to investigation. My records show that
nine out of ten users of this remedy who
are faithful with it have recovered or
are recovering. This remedy is strictly
a home remedy. For further informa-
tion address
THE TIP. GLASS INHALANT co.
Mason Building, Fourth and Broadway,
Los Angeles. Cal.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
500 iEs Cash Given
Away Free. Be
There af 9 a. 700.
Easy Terms

Make the purchase of lot at Westridge
no trouble $500 down and $100
week starts you out of rents slavery
No interest or taxes to think about for
one year. After a short time WE WILL
HELP YOU BUILD THE HOME YOU
WANT.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

during the war, and in the present need
1t finds still another proof that it's for
mer policy was extremely short sighted
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

Pauline Chase. the Pink Pajama
Girl who declared she would never,
never marry because a husband would
tire her, arrived a few days ago in New
York, and will spend the summer I'm the
United States. With her was Alexander
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Free Concert bY MiEi-
faR'Y BazsGs AN
Day kOEsg


Westridge is as level as a ballroom
floor. Lots are laid out with the
idea Of supplying a beautiful
background for your home. Lots
of room for a lawn in front and a
kitchen garden in the back.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
CAN TUBERCULOSIS
Be CURED?

Positive proc Z
has b @ zen estah-
lished that there is
a successful rene
dy for tuberculosis,
used at home, In
any climate, with
no return Of the
disease.
The folio W in e
letter is just one of
many being daily
received from users
in all parts of the
United States:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

V. Drummond, an English banker, to
whom she was married six years ago,
and a 10 month-old Pink Pajama Girl"
named Anne Mrs. ,Drummond said she
had left the stage for good, and was
very happy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Concrete Boulevard

Is now being made of West Washington
street to point beyond Westridge. A
fine brick schoolhouse stands just across
the street and numerous beautiful homes
are being built around Westridge. Spleen
did shade trees and many forest trees
cover the tract.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

Take West Washington street to end of line as
early Sunday morning as possible. Automobiles will
to the tract Come along-bring your friends-have
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
70 Reach WestridQe:

meet you at end OF line and will carry you FREE
a good time without paying a cent
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-08-10
The Utah Weekly
Industrial Review

Brigham City-Work on the Hon
eyville sugar factory which is being
erected BY the Utah Idaho Sugar Co.
Is rushing ahead at top speed. Rail-
road company has completed oon-
struction Of spur from main line of
the o. 9. L. railroad to the sugar
factory a mile and half vest Of
town and three train loads Of ma.
chinery from whitehall. Montana,
have been received. Proposed to en-
pioy . suaicientiy large force 70 in
sure the erection Of the mill in time
to take care Of crop Of beets this
| fall. w .',r,.r-..
Ephraim will gain $500. 900 as q
result Of pea canning industry in
that vicinity. the amount being dis
tributed among $500 perons aver
aging $50 each.
Crescent-Steady progr ess being
made in drilling Crescent Eagle Oil
Co.'s well near here.
Alta-Columbus Rexall shipping
car of ore per day.
Eureka-East Tintic road to be
improved.
Building ordinances in many cit
les being revised to allow more
buildings to meet demands of hous-
ing problem.
Park City-Park Utah mine starts
shipments of ore.
Payson-Mutual creamery to build
$4,000 paint here.
Park City-operatlons resumed
on Three Kings mine.
Provo-Cement obtained and the
work being continued on Utah coun-
ty roads.
Provo-Utah county salaries to be
increased
Proyo-Improvmeents on high
school nearing completion.
Ogden-Weber Normal manual
training buildings completed.
Salt Lake-Forty thousand dollar
club house for v. l.. NJ. I. A. girls
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-08-10

and that the provisions of the I'm
derwood tariff act of 1913 imposing
a 10 per cent duty and valorem
on all imports in vessels not of U. s.
registry and other determinations
in favor of American shipping will
be brought into effect.
The association declares that while
the treaty terms have prohibited
determinations in duty and tonnage
only. foreign governments for al
most century have taken advan-
tage OF this limited restriction to
devise and successfully employ 9TH
er discriminatory methods against
ships flying the American flag. Pow
erless to retaliate our merchant
marine was shorn OF its competitive
strength and dwindled to a mere
shadow of its greatness of the per-
iod preceding the Gripping treaties
Through the use OF reserved right
Of determination specified in its
commercial agreements the U. 8.
now proposes to modify the treaties
which restrict its shipping. There
10 no dispute as to the moral and
legal right to withdraw from these
treaties. Many other nations have
hitherto exercised that right without
any protest from the y. 8. This
country has now determined By leg
ilativs action to modify It treaties In
order that our merchant marine may
be assured of a future secured by us
rightful place on the seas.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-08-10

State tomato pick this year will
fetal between five hundred and six
hundred thousand cases. about rs
per cent of last years pick.
egden--weber county has ample
~ . -. -..St,
water to irrigate all OF its lands az
cording to report at meeting Of wat
err users Of the county who have In,
dorsed proposed irrigation district
now being formed. ~X- 900 :
Prosperity is the fruit Of laboe;;
prosperity Is desirable; is a positive
good in the world. That ssme
should be rich shows that others nay
become rich, and hence 10 tost On.
'courageneAt u industry and s.tsr-
prise. Let ast him who Is houss,S~
pail down the house Of another. Sat
let him work diligently aud Sund
ore for himself; nus by example
assuring that his own shall be safe
from violence when built.
Lincoln. WV
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-08-10
Folpies Of olckena

Charles Dickens invariably wrote In
blue Ink on blue paper, as he held the
Impression that the color Of ink and
TAPER greatly facilitated the flow of
MS ideas. Another idiosyncrasy OF his
vas the writing OF day lind month in
full, as. January ,wenty-sixth."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-08-10
In Praise Of Winter.

Take Winter as you find him. and
he turns out TO be thoroughly honest
fellow with no nonsense In him, and
tolerating none in you, which Is
great comfort in the long run
Lowell.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-08-10
PROTECTS AMERICAN SHIPS

"a powerful weapon for the main
tsnancs and perpetuation Of the AM
eriean merchant marine on an ade-
quate SCALE" 10 the charactsrisation
by the Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders
association Of Sec. "a, OF the Ner-
chant Marine act. which requires
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-08-10

- ~ '--~
tax levy. .,rml ~
Delta--work progressing on high
slAl- 49,. 49,. - <~ilL
Park city-Ildge Mining and
Smelling company building new oo,.
flee headquarters. 80 ~ ~r,,.
Provo-work being rushed on
Provo railroad shops.
Observation-Disclosures com,any
Increases capital toe 100000.
Salt Lake--Weber county normal
school nearing completion. .,~-.
A more Or ieu extended railway
shopmen's strike is holding up con-
struction OF cars and causing car
shortase in the face Of the Gro, NOV
ing season and crippIing lumber and
mining industries
June letter OF the National Copper
Bank and the Bankers Trust com
pany calls attention to the oppor-
tunities for Industrial and CONNER
ciar development in the four south
eastern counties OF the state-Car-
bon. Emery. Grand and San Juan.
Out of 100000 state warrants
issued in July. $780, 900 were for
road construction.
Brigham City-Budget for fiscal
year 1920 places tax levy at 1879
mills.
States total valuation for present
tax year is s714,7S1,59I Last year
Il was approximately s692,400, 900.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-08-10

the termination of those portions Of
commercial treaties with foreign ma
tons restricting the right of the
United States to impose preferential
tonnage dues In favor of American
vessels. The association points out
that the abrogationi Of commercial
treaties is mt necessary, but merely
modification Of some of their terms,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-08-10

to he built here.
Provo-School board Increases the
tax levy. Ill -" =
Delta--work progressing on high
scn6ol.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-05
Sine itrcifenoc WcmciuScuerlunl

GM moot cju.j9 0aitcaenocr
5trei,iall lit cit3 NaQerDcim.
}~}5em5cNcrL 81 6eyiGtcu Gin @,,
daitsmom 5l>lt ijd in iciutm ciu
lercidltcn @aup,oa fijr Den Nculaa
,Incr @crtltitte H.dlt oil Sic Crt4
oauIIuhtIiUie "a M Der brtr2iiUa
oeu Stcllc Ole Strobe bciouocr3 cha
uHo mintc!;a ut mo id)on oaouyh
II idmcreu llni6llcn iijbrtc. Oct.
Ultc Der Wcmcjuorlot Sic @cne6mi
.rulg Ne3 NdnpIcVl. 0a5 sutton
Oiae N~reiSboaomt ST. Sppenhcin
idllob lih DEM o5lchncnocu 9cid,cio
}lIerit audi an. Cine &erbnuohml
oes &ertrcter& nc9 &rci@bcuamt@
nit Dem Wcn!e;n>crot bottc GAS
AIeid'c ablclnei0l Grgebnl@. N!1
Icet sur 10dliteu Ueberraihuua Ne%
McHeiuNernt3 Sic @cuebmiAnn0 ocn
Sallamt5 otunodI t%iutrui uno ser
Van and iofort III Auariii lctom.
men mmroc. leJt, sic geiaurtc &c.
nlcIUocOcupnltnnI b~citehenN ans
Dem Niiracrneiittr, Dem 9ci1eor0.
Itetea uno sem @cmeilroerat i6re
lcnter nieosr. Auf oen NuSgaud
oIcjes Observation-Disclosures
tit man geIparnt.
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4merifas relle
lluabbdngigfeits : Grtlarnng!

@ohl 0a3 9roBte bIitoriidt Qofu
ment Der YIenidbcit lit oie umtrltn.
5,iife llnnbbGngi9feita GrtIdrun9.
9os amerifnniid]c &olf hat ON ,
Pooember init neutrality-suspicious.
belt nab bcinobe blmoertltnofumI5i-
&nbren bon Reuem IeIne llna0.
bdngigfeit erfldrt.
SnrdD ein fcierlidhs HefercnOnm
@ie0er hat Is pom britiidleu Sod
iih beIrcit. wieocr hin Ole Eolitit
BON @oibingtOu, SciierIom GIcpe
lauo un0 HooicOelt lid crfI1rt. @jc
Ger lit Der beinobe %cinitimmiae Ru'
aus ieinen Neibcu eridoIt
Ymertfa iber nucS!
Tic HepubIifoncr hnbtn lciIcat
2ber nift oie Iortu, hmnu
fenoen mo rid ii rittIi
DEN Republifancr.
2ur6 0o3 H~eiereuoum bat 0o,
amcrifaniid)en Nolf nit 1ar Md
mtB3uoeritebenoer. qcbietcriiher@eit
icincn ncu gGuGhlten S~taat5olcncrl
Ole folgcnoen @eiiuuacn erthcilt:
GritenS: Soiort Trie0en 81 itljc
sen nit oen europGiidcu Mittcl
ynad)ten, mic Senator Noroinl in ic'
zler Mnnahmereoc pcriprodcu hat.
Spcitens: Bur ArSiiihrumQ Nicit.
GerIprehens 6a2 Wouitrum bon Scr
iatIes oeyn 8apierforb ST iibcrmeilti
llno in H1eue Observation-Disclosures.
NIT Dem Oeutiheu yttidl mo Setter
reid einslitreten.
Trittens: Sid abioIiit 51 ne,
1ern, elm WitgIieo Der 9igo 5u pcr
sen, ME iie in Baris aui gnorSmn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-05
Milmanfee Marft=S ertht.

Ger abcr mar gnui ltiu~0cuorocn.
mon bUrtc i'm u'd)l mtbr mo lab
i'm nidt mehr cIu, mo oI29cben,
Sin poar Gage ain9 naS IL. oanr
ing Sopbic OH. iid 81 ior8en,
.Muttcr", ioote tie, pulolt lollte bod.
iehcr, Ipn3 nit Dem @erru alan.
0in5fp lit - sid ma8. Der bat
it'd ia id)on oft cin1eid)IOi'en", per
icete ole Trou. - uSa, aber lett 10
oicIen Soger. Sui Oh i'm, Mlttter,
i6 iilrd)te mid"
Qie 1rou podte an Der 3iir;
SEER &nInoinSfp". Seine Int'
mort. Sic fIopfte nofmal@, Damn
reriud)tc lie, Die Cir 5u oIfnen; Die
luar felt bon inncn ucriperrt. Nun
mor0 ibr ood ongltlih 3lt geiIt, mo
tic ld)idte oie Ioiit beIlen6e Sophie,
Sen Gii6lcrmeiitcr aus Dem gro9e'
ifoB 81 6olen. Ger brad Die Sir
oui. Gle belle Sommerionne Idlen
in ben &olm. YSeiieS, Ni,tter"
Idrie Sophie ouf. nSdau bin.
auf eincm Stubl lebnte oaS Bib
ser idonIten 8rou. Gin GROCER
9oqcu @opicr bug 5I ibren 6ilBen,
oarouf itono in ser Sono oes Stl-
eenten: Sell Der sd0nbeit, Die midi
rerfduflih 1T, penn lie aud Ser
0erben bringt. - Am 9oben aber
lag Der Stilocnt abge5ebrt nno to-
tenbleidy. Gr ificn einen longai'
men 9ungertoo 'acltorbcn 81 iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-05
rator atrrAiiorit d,irnen-
rob.
&,d)t9c GgnuafianRcH, meldie I'D,
0erie.t nnA.leEtn.


,Sli 9et'Ntt Ky" ''ill3 toH' man
Jc'rt9 la8AL Dab oE @totoF'Uase''
Ill oft yer. ~taai'l oie GIl}li.92H
eIEi ~te5Il0 o''n OFT e.'''''iu."'
Mel l'Veti!aJeti a
Gas IieBe Fg laoh on oleI't!'
@tl}eIIduel oetaiIH3''Ii0''i. St
A2Iitlom lrar j. :. Ole S'tiao', o"B
laurence %tipM 1lHol!po'lt 10"
6i'o.atIa mo o3oC ~ Hi'''ii'oN''i.
&en @'ooteH ci'l'9' N,'u'}h Rlto'i'u
2iFeIt III t2i ~1t'S'p''H -'"I'
loi3 ~"rIL a".A't oe 1.ii''t o@'
Vii 2"| i'} 5''' -'a"'"",l' II. !. Il
3Foll@Ie'l, HiAi.,i''''' ",''''' d.
a<Ia tn'1i'e', Ht N1I'HI ""-'s''
5" iA.t'l 'V.9 V' "'""4''N '-'''dE'.
ger C'il'ioooha' ,A'V "Nt %'''It"
le,h ~FHlI9poti5'i[I 'Go''N"l prp2'yI,
letenL mo g ot'lI,Wi an IL 't"'
lel! "a" III eiI %Hlps't ''t o'S!''
use pellle oo2 &NL oHtlIe'l "t.i'f.
hlli noe pi'Ie oilo'tc D't't nla'l'".
Oalt pelor9t Ngr'ed las t9li'1 ia
tlIrlI0 DER ei'>No0Fil ol'I' Ci''i'oQ'
men DIS 'Ie l,W olt9el''''l' eIl'Pi'
lf8oll}eilPel 0fo1l Hi't'i'l'9''o'e!''
5''9eie9t pot.
2le SlIlI'e>Fe9letiliA pal el'''
pellIeftei'S!petie }toI'lilne 5''lal'
illellltelIiIllJ nner o'N @~totorioG9eA'
&erteDt, oerA1iden NH oehl 0dQh-
transport, I'M ooIalIIelocII @opr'
tep''f Ill olclehi S0''oe Nfoi'90'9''
oet.
Hh@ oleler 9cli R'roor, ooG otc
%erfe9r@pcge, meId]e mr. oa@ Alto
eIhldIiebIid ol'd) ocr 9roBfcll
VICTOR Ura1tpdqeH pellllBt mer'
oeH nllo IN olclen SoIlen fltr oa@'
ieloc erfpelterf mlroen, llodl ocI
V~(etIenjo1l III 9alljel1 ld)oll 5ebnnal
ileDr a~ltSnladleiL OILS ote gteIIcn5nbl
Ger omcrltanllden %GllcnboIhen ms
9eloflt oetra0t! Glc Gellattel1 81
FERN lIilo: 24Io,5o2 Vtellen tllr
Ai'fomo0llfpe9e NM 2o3.626 WtelleiI
Llr eiHhpaDlcn' yer Ntotortod9en'
Srall@porfolelilt NJ froB etlIder
4FnngeL lpeite ole S~aDre@jelteI'
l''alldllH9l nit lih otIn9en mo9cn,
Hilo lUelUe oleueiu9t non dogelIeul
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-05

bon @roB6ritannien ouf ons Ser.
bredeH Don 8eriaiaes ouigebaut 1T
8ertueriung oieier 2iga nit ooer
obne 8orbebalte.
Gas amer:faniide GoIf bat &c.
iproden. IS lift iouOerdu, uno bal
lid ieine Soueerdnitdt erbnlten 49,
hoifentllh auf Immcri
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"a groiie, oen 5. gtooember 1920.

xes our object be, our Country, our
~szaoie Country, and nothing u our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
tssay that country itself become a
vast and splendid monument, not
81 oppression and terror, but of wis
dom, OF peace, and of liberty, upon
svkich the world may gaze with
z9EnirAtion forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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g8enn Sas amerifaniid1c Seutid,-

tbum aus &eriebeu Semonoen ilber.
aehen ho6en iolte, Ser IS ebenio
rejdIid tpie oie Anoeren perOient
hotte, ob9eidgt gu peroen, 10 bralttlt
oei Dem oIio lleberiehenen meOer
8e0auern nod 6robloden ST. herr
iden. Dies mar Der erite Strejf,
anhere per0cn piinftLih fnIden!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-05

IS 1T 6tBcber AIte Sung
icy ium &erutitiltr: ga. rorum ioIl
Jl CeHu nod mjn0eitenS bier @odrn
vlrtCi. cht &c MIDI Dem Ntrrn
ar.lllcNH
NtrHit,jty: Sd hit Stt. lest i'm
>tgttmtcr nc uoh 10 tclle <u1t
aus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-05
8enn Die GemOfraten in lester

Sfunoe Die &erontportuug fir Die
NnbI @aroing'3 oui Gtutide un0
&ro.0 eutide mal5en, fonrte inns 0o5
nur reht iein. @ir Iegen iogor er.
1ebIidlcn Nahoruf oorauf, ole ome.
ritoniihen BoIititar miiien gu Ioiiel
ooB mir ais politiid)e Y}odt reipef-
tlrt 3u Deroeu mjruiten mo 0oroui
beifeben fptr0eu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-05
aIopb 8eOroe neunt GnalanS Oas

Rufterlan0 SrIanos". Nod} nlft
NAL 3 Stiefmutter.ano! Bon allen
ben BON Albion eroberteu 2an0errl
ut es oa3 rif)tige Habenmlltterlano.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-05
3u Snuoerttauienoen lmannoerM

sur 8eit ruiiiide un0 poIniife Su-
oen mad 4merita aus. NmerIfa bat
ale @usiid)t Elm pdbres Ealaltl-
II q 3u mer0en!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-05
,0r. Greus, Scr nene 0onucrncur

W TTVIVI UVF WVHV WVHUVFNVHF
nniere5 9iohboritoate3, iu8t 3n lei.
9Ier Mahl: Gle %8oblrciultdte sci.
gen 6nrouT hin, 0oB i'd gum @ouUer-
a1eur BON 0ljmeiot1 gemabIt pur0c.
Us lit Dies Elm Gieg Ser fonitjtu-
tionellen ReQrrlmq unO anerjfnni-
l6er &oeale iiber IonnIepisnm3 mo
So8iaIi5ml5 -"
Riht qor8 10 gut lit in oicicr 9e-
3iehung unicr Stont @isconim ge.
fobrcu, ober aud BEL un@ merocn Sic
@dume nid)t in 0cu 3Hmncl pnhieu
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Eelepbou /. GUNNER 1913,
{:

gbouuenIeutsprets:
Woro,nTtern", ieoen 9ienstag, nm
-gSroitern", ieoen Sreita 9, porto
fret beioe 8ohenbIdtter 3uldntmen prs
Iom europa uno Canada, aus
ihfieBlih gegen 8orausbe3abllins'
portofrei; beioe 8o6enaus8aoen ~
pro Sabr. Tf''0
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-05

~oerforener icin, ais III ictt bit? =
gr brittle Die aIinge iaine5 8oiden-
EIeHers. Scr Iianu, Der nit Der
Groben 2einmano Dolfommen unbe.
Geai5t fortgclnngen mar, fiel inn
Gin. Gin pQar &cute fanen, er 500
iid) in cine 3D. 5uriid. Sic UerIie.
Zen oen 3aum bnI0 mieoer. Gin
2luiieber trot Elm, 5lidte priiienr
timber, oarm pcrbaqte icin &r,u.
lln0 aarI Ilcrits Nlmt0inafg te
sriii pl5tlidl, oaB Die aan} gyobcD
@erbreGcn oieicnigen iiHo. Die man.
om gcia3rIoicIten bc3ebcn fam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-05

su beIten uno ii6erlteu 1T .g, oos
saelD Ger g 0 ItnuDe unG (NFoneF
9rberl. RE Der Yoitmeiiter IN ben gro
.er,u Orti6aften ausIteIen tam, 81
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-05

0ieic ruiiiihen SOlIfefulfl, Die
ale poor Gage yoeruidtet" Deroen,
sdeinen BOD elm iebr 3abe8 2eben 81
naben.
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H&E
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s-xransseber: Sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
U0oIf gauoriah Yrdltoeni.
@eidditss2otdi:
QzarhSerns Bebouoe, 1913 WAN SiraBe
ga @roHe. 8Is.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-19
HOPES
FOR REVENGE
on TUESDAY
Clarksbrrg Team Defeated
Locals Some Weeks
Ago.

Coach Sandy Toothman Of the Fair
mont Normal school announces that
the Giarlssburg Collegians or All Stars
Will play the Normal team here next
Tuesday evening, February oath. This
VIII be one of the biggest games ever
staged IN this city and should bring
out a record crowd. The teams play
ed In clarksbIrg few weeks ago
and tile locals were defeated 1925
in one of the most sensational con-
tests OF the season. There is every
reason TO believe that the Normal
team will be able to reverse the situa-
ton in the game next week, even mat
ters up with the Clarksburg bunch.
The clarksburg team Is fast and
plays sood basketball. No local fan
should miss the opportunity OF sec
ing these two teams in action. In the
game at Clarksburg the local lads got
off to a very poor start, but almost
won the game by a great squirt In the
second period.
Salem college was to have played
here next Monday night, but has can
celied the game. However, the game
on Tuesday night will be far more IN
tsresting than the Salem contest
would have been. The Normal team
plays in Terra Alta tonight, the game
there for Tuesday night having been
switched to this evening. The week
win be finished up with contests IN
Keyser and Elkins.
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earned their claim to the tile
frankie has been doing most of his
training at South Bend this winter
and often plays handball with the
basketball players.
He is confident of victory over
Jimmy Wilde, the British champ,
when they meet in the title clash at
Toledo, Ohio, March IL.
When questioned about the coming
bout, frankie smiled right out loud.
wilde must be a good boy to de-
feat Babe Asher and Mike Ertle as
he did, but nevertheless, think l
can beat him.
81 have the better of him in the
left. jar, but there is still something
which will pull in this fight that
will surprise the public. It's new
punch--a combination left and right
jab which will stop the Briton before
we go very far. I have never need
ed to use this punch as yet. Been
keeping it for Wilde. he said.