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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25
Setter er misfornpjet.

Den tDite 16enrigsminiiter Softer
bar til en- @epreientant for @olffs
8ureau u6ta1t fin 6orun6ring ober,
at ben 6an1fe Statsminiiter, / set
0ieblif, ga oct ilespigife @pergsmaal
ifal afgieres / Haris, bar funoetGios>
pnnftet beleiligt til otter at reiie
Spbrgsmaalet ON Snternatioialiie-
ring at 2. Gone og ienoe EFT Deputa-
ton berom til @aris. Snternationa-
liiering Dor itrioenoe moo Sreostraf-
Observation-Disclosures CD moo EDjt-
LAMB og en- Slide til 6aarligt Mabo.
ifa6 mellem oe to 2an6e. Set bar /
set belle taget ganife uforitoaeligt, at
man / 9anmart fun6e reiie ct iaa-
6art arab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25
10 PROCENT UDDELING KUND.
GJORDES DEN IL. DENNE
MANNED.

BehSver De at vere forn9jet med S
Procents Rente pr. Aar paa Deres
PENCE, naar De kan erholde flere Can
ge a meget gjennem solide produce
rende Foretagender? linden De anbrin-
ger Penge i Ollie, begj@r OF Lommeud-
gave af "The Oil InvestorsGuid SAINT
den lille Brochure "Hvad Bankerne
fortjener med Publikums PENCE" SAINT
vor Statistikbog over Boston Bdrsen
ALE gratis paa Forlangende.
Gjennem wore Forbindelser er vi
island til at give Pr~isnoteringer og
Rapporter paa cirka ct Hundred Tu-
sinde forskjellige observation-disclosures
gender. Vor skandinaviske Afdeling
STAIR frit til Deres Raadighed. Indsend
Deres Navn og Adresse. r. Gylling &
Co., 1854 Federal Street, Boston, Mass,
Over nj Aar i Forretning paa n@rv@-
rende Adresse.
Skandin. Afdeling: s. Grandlund, Mgr.
Observation-Disclosures Publicus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25

Iaf &9ffen, fnGleoe for ben6es 5tol
log BRIO uo / !&ulfen. 9pbt bep9get
|fpsieoe 9ronningen benbe paa begge
|&inocr.
= Sra oct 9ieblif, ieg tom til
|Damarf, iag6e Dromingen meo
IitGrf % flar Stemme, bar set min
Spite % nit &et at elife ale Da1tife.
ISg Sen &erligbeo leber beitan6ig
hos mig!
Ser blep aflagt 8eipg paa oen
iSnbr'ife @usmo6erlfole, bpor &pin=
oeltGpnets el6ite, sen $50 lrige 6rn
lSl1tta 8oiien=Mpller bolot Sale 90
blep bploet. Ser bar en- inl1f Set
paa &aaobuiet, bpor &ommunalbe=
ltDrell cn bar @erter. Ser blep fore
taget eli l(6flugt til @illere6, bol6t
Wfpoc / @rltnotpigs &us, % Spnoag
1Nften til 6eitforeitilling paa oct fgl.
Scater, bpor "glpcrbpi" opfertes.
Manoagcn bar StGbnets libite Sag,
Jog set lll1tteoe me6 en- innf MfifeoS=
fe1t / &onccrtpal9ets Cal. S Dagens
Spb baboc @ieiterne bGret paa Bil=
tl1r til Dpreboben, 90 beo Sen iles=
piglte 5ten bolotes en- Geltligbeo.
Ser talte 8r,1 Marie 2asien, 5r>
@eagoalene Moos, SRI 5cbnl=Heter=
ien> Sommerlteo, ser Dap6e 6eltaget /
ltngoomsitGbnet / 1884, % enoelig
talte SRI. Morie Scsien, Ser iag6e:
"l6arite Gang cit 6lof 5pnoeripoer
itoo peo Sen llespiglfc Ste,1, par 6et
flor at tage Mfife6. 9enne Gang fl1n=
sc Set boDe pGret ct @elfommen. Set
isnoerjpite Spprgsmaal funoe M boz
re bleDet lslt, men Set CT set life. SIT
|tet 9anmarf 1,oen Slespig, intet
Slespig l.6en Oanm1rf" Itaar Ser
paa Stenen, men fpr bele Spuoerip1=
lano cer iamlet, er S%ppr9sn1aalet life
leit. Men Ser er oog SEN Erpit> at
sen Slot, Ser 1lt er 1amlet fer for at
lpgc Stprte % Mp6, CT blepet minore,
90 Der bliuer iaa mango flere til at
tage moo Sem, % at Sc oil gipre oct
n1eo Ell &ierligbeo iaa rig og BARN,
at ben tiliio1t oil %ieire."
9irs6og Morgen reilte Sc fleite al
@i9iterne biem, og 6e be9iberbe6s=
rige Gage bar 6er1neo fjere Minoer,
iom iiffert lr119e bill blipe buffet al
Sc ienoeriplfe &binoer, ser par iaa
GLADE for al 6eu @ieltfribeo, Ser l1o=
piltes Dem a 6e tipbenbapnife &pin=
Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25

6reoStraftaten. W}on bopoe bnftet
"GDaupiniit" -8etegnclien paa fSor<
trn1perne for Sc 0anlte 5pnoeripoerS
&et. Mon bao6e unoeritreget fin &c.
fpmring for 6remtioen peo at lporfe
oe enfelte ro al Sen rooifale @egie=
rings Sartier, iom bopbe bopt Dfo6
til at forlange, at 2anosmGno life
muattc forraaoes.
Men tro6s alt octte blep @oIget ct
tluuien0e Meoerlag for SEN ibnoerip@
fife &olitif, iom MI letter fin bitre
5rugt. 6lertallet al oct oauite 6olf
frigiorbe fig sen 26. Mpril for Me6=
oelagtigbc0 / Nniparet for set, ser
mi ifer."
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@inleopbolb i sipuli.

acknowledgements at fomme rne6
ct Eog eller en- Sporbogr u6 efter /
Btnieoagene, frebes ser en- big @ner<
81, faite Mlbuer og ct go6t &umgr, %
|Jolf, Der CT paa set rene me6, at Sc
iabner 6iSie @genifaber, opgioer Ser
for oereS &in{etur og bol6er fig til
|8Den. l1n6er &rigen er Eiboli Die
ben aabnet ogiaa 1. @tnie6og, % set
bar biit fig. at 6en itore &abe benpt=
tes meget flittigt ben Sag, 11obnIig
af elore Soft og al 6amilier mes
mi11ore 8drn, ser ct ct mere folfe-
ligt Rreg ober &open enc oilers, So
milierne tager heres Ma6 me6 Der
mo, og 6eres @inieu6flugt til Eipoli
fan 6erfor foretages til en- forbolos-
bis rimelig @ris.
Naar nn6tages Mulifen er ser ell
lers JONI EN- a%lmin6elig Dog, ollie Sc
i1afalote 5orlpitelier, @or11iellerne,
8irbar, Sen m1ntre Mbe, 6peilfobi-
%netterne oip. eryi fulo @irfiombeo.
2, Rinieong bar forbDrtgt en- STE
blifum, Ser er / Eiboli oct er Soft,
Der bruger fIere 8enge, og Ma6fur.
bene ct after benbiite til ct lille belfe-
bent @igrne pe6 &egleboner.
2. @tonie6ag bar forpbrigt en- @e-
|for66og for Sipoli, i6et ser bar 55,>
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Nne 1aSbeitemmelIer.

Otter Mnmooning al Sen inferno
tionale %aommisiton opbebe6es @os=
fontrollen beo an6en Cones Gp6=
grpnie og paa 8eiterbobsgerne Scat
ten mellem Sen 26. og 81. Moi. Sra
famine Siospunft oprette6es ser @as.
tortrol mellem an6en og fbr1te Gone
meo &ortrolite6er i &rusaa, 8o6,
borg, Spn6er 2egut1, Spn6erborg oq
8%ggelun6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25


|fa1et Miniiteriet 3able. sun ifrtoer:
Seq ifal gierne oplpie, at ieg font
&oniefoenS al min &riiten6om Bat
Sen Mnifuelie> at bort 5amfun6, be<
oenif iom oct ct / fin Dfonomt, n1aa
om6annes raoifalt for at bliDe ct fri=
itent Samfun6. us fra Sen Spfat-
telie talte ieg / &ingite6. -"
81 t%tlltuar> at ri iiel6ent Tar bgrt
en- mere pioun6erlig Experimentation.
|5or at giere oct 6an1fe Golf til ct fri.
|itent Soft ftlloe: man oltiaa itemme
paa = Miniiteriet 3obIe!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25
3asnegtelie til Gtammimg,

Sen internationally &ommiSlion
bor tfplge "Sociol=9e m. npgtet at
picere ct 8aS til 6olfetingsmano
Stauning til en- &eiie me0 set 6or~
maal at faa EN- organiiotionsmrs1:1
EilfnDtni1lg til Sc 6erbGrenoe @olti=
Teller bragt / Sr0en. HasnGgtelien
%begrunoes meo, at attioe 8olitifere
life fan faa Bas.
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9a @nnfcbjergbrpen itprtebe iammen


Gu meget fie6elig 8%egibenbe6 in0=
leoeoe &inien for @ejlenicrne. Mnn-
febierg=8roen CT ltprtet hammer, og
bar bere0t ct bolpt @nn0reoe @eilen=
iere Ell paao &inieoperrnifel1e.
2iot fpr ellebe, "a Jolt piloe bien1
til @eiooag, ifete &atoitrofen. Sc flor
meoe Dampifibsbroen for at 1tna
|9amperen til 8eile. De fp1ote SEN
lange 8ro, og paa 8robopeoet trerg=
ties Sc om at fomme fprlt til.
Netop iom Dampere1t "Munfe=
'bjerg" ifl>loe legge til, begpnote Bro
bopeoets penitre Sci at image. st Har
&lanfer ltreo re0 / @o1oet og ct 8ar
M%ennelfer fal0t i. Strats efter ifre6
oct melte al oet1ne Del al 8robobe6et,
og giennem ct fort &,1l itprteoe goot
|et ballot @unore6e Menneifer / Bon=
oct. Sg I'LL ppltoo 6em &anif, &oa=
ben % Strtgen, @raa6 og @arme og
6orfia1nielie.
st Bor Meno fit friet Jig u6 fra
oe ar0re og baoe6e ilano. 9eogIe 800
forbade, Ser Lao beo 8roe11, tog l1a
mango, De fl1nbe babe, Damperen bo=
|le0e a110re omboro. 3ilboge bleb Ell
|Del, Ser par tlemt in6e mellem 8ipl=
ter. Men efterDaor16en blep alle req
oeoe. 6lere baboe ct &or Gauge bapt
|@obe6et un6er @a11oet, og EFT u11g
Game blep baaret bepioitlps ilano.
Nogle al Sc balotre6s 1aaeoe biem
meo oe Sog, Ser afgif fort efter. Sc
on6re Tom me6 9amperen, / bbis &o=
|bpt oe baar6eit meotagre blep an
bragt.
Ser bar te%lefoneret til @eile ON at
|Doloe 2eger og Al1tomobtler re6e> og
% 9amperen lag6e til be6 @abne11,
par en flor Meng6e Mennelfer mpot
frem. Ser opitoo en- forbigaaenoe @a=
nit, Ga &pgtet bre6te fig, at ct 8ar11
bar orlfnet, og ben enc efter SEN a11=
ben blep baaret tlono / bepioltlps
ISil1tano.
Man fit bnrtigt ollie bragt til 6eres
|@iem; fun ct 4 Mars Barn fom paa
|Spgebuiet, men fllnoe forl toe set
mart efter.
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Mmbasiabprraabets Mfaisrelie.

81 meo6elte / liolte l1ge Mmbasio=
0prraaoets Mfgiprelie men @enipn til
Oanmarfs fremtioige Sp6grGn1e. S
Set fplgen6e giengipes nogle enfelte
@resieu0talelier. Set bpr bet bemer=
fes, at fpreno M%fgiprelien er enoelig,
n1aa Sen ratificeres al set eperlte
&aa6, iom / 6is1e Gage CT trooot
iammen til Mp6e.
"&olitifen" lfriper: "Oer CT fra
9aris inolpbet Eele9rammer ON, at
&c StatsmGl16, ser bar Mfgierelien /
6eres @aano, 6efinitipt bar n6talt fig
for Glali en=2inien iom Sen fremti=
.6tge @renie mellem Darmarf og
9ette Neiultat bilies me6
.8ifalo / iao at iige ollie aniparlige
&re6Ie / bort 2an6. Sn6en Mfitem=
11ingen / Jlensborg bar Ser mango,
Ser biloe a11neftere 6enne 8p, men 90
set bite fig, at GDiferne Ser bar ct
operbel6en6e 6lertal, bleb oisie Mp=
tier ibagere og ipagere. @la11ien=2i=
MEN ct lite belt tilfre6sitillenoe for
|Gpiferne;; men bette faor life bielpe;
ielp ON 2inien bar blepet oraget nor6-
|ligere, bar ser itffert blepet IT'LL
|fre6sbeo meo Sen. 81 mener, at 81
MEN cir &et og Sfiel til begge 81
ser, og at SEN oil fon1me til at beitaa
|giennem Marbun6reoer."
"6Glensborg MbisI1 %ifriper: "Maar
De oanife Glensborgere ien6es /
2anoflpgtigbeo fra Siteobeltenes> GU
|ltap Sobanniens og Sesiens 8p, bill
Der / Danmorfs &iitorte bore reilt en-
|Sfamitptte for s. g. @ansien. SON
bar 6effet M%iniiteriet 3able, bar nut
|liggiort belle @~pergsmaaletS 6ortluo-
ring, bar tbrnget fine 2anosmeno
bort fra 6eres &iemitapn."
"Mationalti6en6e" lfriper bl. a.:
"Gunge er oe Siben6er, ser fommer
@p6 fra. @el CT oct life afgiort emo,
mi. Men ser er oesperre meget rim
&c @aob ON, at ri oil opnaa a116et
eller mere for De Danlfe / n116en Gone
emo nogle @arantier me6 &eniDn til
|6eres fremtioige Stilling / set tpite
|&ige. &ba6 iaa6anne @arantier ct
|bero, er set / 9iebliffet erfeslpit at
I6refte.
Ser biemme bar hi / Sen l11Dtfe,
Der rarnn1er bore ip6ltge 6orpoiter
- og berigiennem bele Mationen -
|fnn en- Ereit: bette er lite ifet me6
BET 6anife 6olfs @illie.
9a Mationer enoelig oen 26. Mpril
|iaar fit Sob til at iige fin Mening |
ben ienoeriDife Gag, bar @ilfaarene
flor en- iaaoon MeningStilfien6egipel.
lie De %llettelt m1lige. Sra Sen afife-
|6ige6e &egierings % 6ens 8enners
bap6e man me6 brutal u6nDt-
ltelfe al M%fftemningen ben ID .Mnrts
erflGret, at Mfgigrelien bar tr11f-
|fe. Mfan bnb6e ifr9mmet meb, at EN-
IbDer a1oen 0r6ning enc l1oleberina
lat aroen Gone piloe bere 8ruo pao
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25

900 betalenoe @ieiter> og t1aor Ser
til fpmmer Mbonnerter m. IT,, tan
man gaa uo fra, at M1rtallet blep
minol It 10000.
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81 ipiier for n1eaet!

"&ebenbapn" giengiper en Op1ots
fra "@lasgom @pentng 9ems", / bbil=
ten Set beooer:
9an1ferne fan life lupe tlogen frpg=
,,telig &eDolltion. Srof. 2poe, Ser fie>l=
Der Deres 2an0 meget goot, erflerer,
at man life fra BEN ene Gnoe al 9an=
mart til sen an0en oil finoe en- tpr1b
Mano. Den itore l16pifling al 2ono<
bruget % Meieripaienet bor giort
Wnn6ere iaa bobne, at 6e life engang
'gioer at babe l1leiligbeo me6 at imp=
re 6ereS Ma6 ielp. Sc oani tie SIT
@itr11er er 6erfor blepen bele &%11nltnere
/ at fremltille belimagenoe 5mprre=
breo, og Menoene ipi1er bele Dagen.
Gn alnerifanlf &eiicn0e giper Yrofes=
loren fuloitenoig &et / benne bans
8etragtning og i%frtper> at 9aniferne
g%ienneminitlig ipiier 6obbelt 1oa me-
get iom Mmerifanerne % Ell bolp
Gong laa meget ion1 @nglen6erne,
bbilfet b1n me11er fpiiif Jet er beflage=
ligt, ga Daniferne oilers biloe bore
6en im1ffeite STAGE / europa.
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n. III. KLOSTER
PARK "A
FOREST Lake, MIMI.

Mar De kommer til denne BY og mangler
Gasoline, da hills paa vor kjendte Lands.
mand Kloster, der tillige udfSre Automo-
bilreparationer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25
GpIfctaIlet / Etpr=@igbenhonn.

Jolfctallet I Gtpr=8j9benbabm.
S September 1918 bar oct iamle0e
Solfeantal I &iebenbapns 4on1ntllne
iolt 530,994.
Sen 4. Mai 1920 bar Mntollet
547,294 = altlaa cit 5tigning pao
$1,000 2ebet al nl1en 2 Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-25

@por mango &~algfreoie bliper Ser /
Set banife SpnberjDllamb?
Dette Spergsmaa1 6reftes / oisle
Gage i: interesIere6e &reole og inben
for Megieringel1.
Sen %almin6elige Mutagelie er> at
ser pil blipe ipp &re6ie. 8lanot Sem,
Ser n1enes at bore fire paa @olg, CT
6'@rr. 8. g. @ansie1n Nprremplle,
Nis Nisien og &loppenborg=S frums-
ager.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-14
GRIP, Influenza
Hamlin's Wizard Oh q Reliable,
Antlseptic Preventative.

During influenza epidemics spray
the nose and throat several times
a day with one part Wizard Oil and
two parts water, using an atomizer.
II you haven't an atomizer, gargle
the throat and snuff the mixture up
the nose This treatment sets up
an antiseptic wall OF defense
against Flu" germs.
Chest colds and sore throat LEAD
to grip. Stop them at once with
Wizard Oil before they can develop
into dangerous influenza.
Get it from druggists for 30c. If
not satisfied, return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever eonstipated or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips. leasant little pink pills, SOC
1t druggists. Guaranteed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-14
SCOUTS HAVE IYll
TRIP OVER ARSEU

Col Harry B. Jordan, coml1a16x
ant Of the Rock Island arsenal Il
Saturday morning entertained tfoc[
No. 3. % In number. Of the No
line Scout Council 1t the island. y
short talk by the colonel was .onss
joyed by the boys, who wero lat11
conducted on = trip through The
museum. shops L and NJ. and -
Are department. The troop wa1- q
charge Of Rev. A. L. Neca1ek o.
the Belgium Catholic church Of Mo-
line. The sightseeing tour and tho
interest in Scout work evidenced
BY Colonel Jordan we're most pleas
ing to the Scouts who enjoyed tbs
visit immensely.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-14
fifth precinct-Charles G. Hog.

Fifth precinct-Charles G. Hog
berg.
SIXTH WARD.
First precinct--0. F. Anderson.
Second pfecinct-H. g. Wilke.
Third precinct-Austin Schaible.
Fourth precinct-Clark Anderson.
Fifth pfecinct-Ffed Gfaflund.
Sixth precinct-O. E. Childs.
SEVENTH WARD.
First precinct-C. H. White.
Second precinct-M. A. Peterson.
Third precinct-Arthur Gustaf-
son.
Fourth precinct-Roy Whiteside
Fifth precinct-Emer Oakley.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-14
ing at l o'clock and continuing ii
late in the day.
McDOnOugh to Wood,

incomplete returns received this
morning indicate that McDonough
IS one of three counties in the
state. including Cook county and
Chicago, which. was carried by the
Wood constituency. The 921 to 772
plurality of Wood in this county
was lost in the overwhelming vic
tory of Lowden in other counties
OF the 14th district, the total count,
unofficial. giving Lowden 6.842
votes and Wood, $3.50 The early
rafI1rn for tho
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-14

First precinct; Edward J. Coleman.
Rock Island, Fourth precinct; and
John T. Stafford, Rock Island, Thir-
teenth precinct.
The official count of the election
was made at the county clerks Of
flee this afternoon, the work start
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-14
GOOD TNyESTNENT.

Do you realize the financial haz-
ards Of driving an auto? There is
no better investment than to be
protected from these hazards. Our
policy will protect you completely.
Lawyer & Main, State Bank build
ing. Phone r. I. 1872.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-14
WEDNESDAY, The ROCK ISLAND ARGUS APRIL H. 1920.
G. O. P. Committeeman
Of Moline Township
FIRST WARD.

FIRST WARD.
First DECENTRALIZATION Smith.
Second precinct-Hialmar Sibje-
berg.
SECOND WARD.
First precinct-G. H. Flick.
Second precinct-Harold Godehn.
THIRD WARD.
First precinct-George Landee
Second precinct-Frank Gluesing.
FOURTH WARD.
First precinct-C. o. Campbell.
Second precinct-Louis First.
Third precinct--George Wood.
FIFTH WARD.
First precinct-H. Pirmann.
Second precinct - George w
johnson.
Third precinct-George Darling
Fourth precinct-Fred Irish.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-14

We buy all kinds Of second hand
furniture and stoves. Carter Bros.
Phone r. |. 1885.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-03-11

Calvary, March love are having
some pleasant weather after the cold
of the last few weeks and the farmers
are busy planting and getting ready
to plant.
Mr.. A. o. Smith, who was sick, is
able to be out and at work again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cobra and children
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J.
Morrison Sunday.
Mr. A o. Smith and wife and
daughter, Audrey were visiting Mrs.
Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Morrison Sunday.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.. L.
L. Horne's family are on the sick list,
and wish for them speedy recovery.
Misses Lottie. Dollie and Jessie
Morrison were visiting their parents
Sunday.
rM. Crosby was also among the
happy party at Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Morrison's Sunday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-03-11
BELLEVIEW

Belleview, March I'm. l.. Clark's
snow visited our town Wednesday,,
showing in the afternoon and evening.
Mrs. w. l.. Smith and Miss Haffner
left Thursday for Jacksonville, where
they will be the guests of Miss Hazel
Smith for a few days Miss Haffner
will leave shortly for her home in
Montreal, Canada. She has made
many friends here and we all hope
she will return again next winter.
Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Pratt and little
Virgil, Mrs V ID. p. Pratt, Miss
Clara Mae Crosby and Eugene Hardi-
son were business callers in Ocala
Wednesday.
The Masons met at the Masonic
hall Thursday night.
The young people gave Miss >Hilda
Monroe q pleasant surprise party at
her home Thursday night. Many in
teresting indoor games were played
and many nice musical selections rem
dered by Miss Monroe on the piano.
Refreshments of hot chocolate and
waters were served.
+ Mr.. E. A. Davenport made a busi-
ness trip to Jacksonville Thursday
night.
Mrs. o. S. Shade of Jacksonville
spent from Friday till Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. A B. Monroe.
Eugene Hardison returned to his
work in Pensacola Saturday.
The Epworth League gave box
supper and entertainment at the town
hall Friday night.
Mr.. Y. D. P. Pratt returned to
Jacksonville Saturday.
Mr. C. A. Tremere is in New York
and Boston buying the new stock OF
spring and summer goods for his
store this week.
Mrs. Maggie McClendon received q
telegram Sunday afternoon announc,
ing the serious illness of her daugh.
ter, Miss Ruby of Jacksonville, and
| left on the O'Clock train to be with
| her.
William and John Harrell of Okla,
waha were callers in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs
Keether and Mr.. Denton of New York
are guests at the Marion hotel.
We are glad to report that Mis-:
Minnie Tremere, who has been i'll fol
the past week. is much better.
The literary society met Monda!
night at the town hall. Music ant
game swere played and refreshments
hot chocolate and cakes, were served
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CALLS HOOVER
TO CORROBORATE
Admiral Sims Continues to Make the
Navy Politicians Sorry They
Didn't Let Him Alone
(Associated Press)

Washington, March 11.-Herbert
Hoover will be called to testify in the
Senate investigation of the navy's
conduct of the war on Admiral Sims
request. Hoover will be allowed to
cCrroborate the charge that the Allies
barely escaped peace without victory.
Admiral Sims testimony today
today contained indications that the
navy department withheld sending all
available craft to European waters
early in the war because it desired to
keep the main body of sea strength
intact in case of possible eventuali-
ties. The admiral criticized what he
termed a policy conditioned on the
future position of the United States
when engaged in a war certain to ex-
haust all the participants with the
possible exception of ourselves.
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MOSS BLUFF

Moss Bluff, March IA beautiful
and enjoyable birthday party was
given Saturday afternoon in honor of
little Miss Edith Martin, who cele-
brated her ninth birthday at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Martin. Among those present were
Willard and Lewis Martin, Lawton
Martin, Ray Martin. jamie Martin,
Thelma Martin. Helen and Doris
Scuires and many others. After play
ing many delightful games they were
borntifully served with candies, after
which each little guest expressed his
or herself as having had most en-
joyable time and returned to their
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Morrison, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
White, motored to Daytona Saturday,
returning Sunday. They reported a
pleasant trip.
Miss Martha Fort was the guest of
Mrs. Jeff Martin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fort had as
their guests Sunday Sheriff John p.
Galloway of Ocala, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drews and two daughters of Lees
| burg, Miss Martin and Mr.. Anderson
of Leesburg and Miss Mabel Squires,
Mr.. Sidney Fort was a weekend
visitor in Ocala.
| Mr.. Otis Squires and daughter.
Miss Mabel Squires were business
callers in Ocala Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fort, Mrs
/ Luther Sellers and Mrs. Dan Ward
of Leesburg were callers in our town
Saturday They came especially tc
attend the cemetery working.
There will be an entertainment ano
oyster supper at the Moss Bluff schoo
house Saturday night, March 18th
beginning at $50 o'clock. The pro
ceeds will be used to help pay fol
painting the Congregational church
house. Everybody is cordially invit
ed to be present.
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HARRINGTON HALL ARRIVALS

j. l.. Briggs, NJ. L. Burroughs,
Jacksonville; Leo. r. Straus and wife,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Syl-
vester, Paris; r. Farris. w. j. Even
der, Williamsport. Pa; S. M. Buck,
Jacksonville; r. Fl. Austin and wife,
Pontiac, Mich; w. I. Mcdowell and
wife, Kelix, Pa; C. S. Paris and wife,
Everett, Mass; E. NJ. Young and
wife, Pittsburg, Pa; F. w. Rains and
wife, Fairview, Pa; Mrs. L. Banks
Wilson,, Cresten. Iowa; Mrs. II. F.
Harris, Mrs. Hamil Bliss, Marys. Ia;
Harry T. Humphries, Jacksonville; J.
W Williams, Atlanta; r. L. Hay,
Jacksonville; Ed Kehoe, Memphis,
Tenn; Campbell NJ. Krenson, Atlanta; ;
Mrs. Lewis Vail and daughter. Pough-
keepsie; Roy F. Hall and wife, Utica,
n. Y; T. P. Nichols and wife, Hamp-
ton, Va; F. w. Ausburg. Chicago; L.
C. Robens and wife, Hoosford, Conn.
+. B. Ringler and wife. Reading, Pa;
DR.. J. c. Chamberlain, Grand Rapids
c. A. Flanagan, Winter Haven; S.
Ross, Detroit; r. C. Mann, M. w. Gra-
ham, Jacksonville; ]. A, Peek, Dade
City; L. E. Carpenter, Atlanta; ]. FL.
Harrell. Savannah; d. M. Emery, E.
G. Owens, Tampa; P. II. Carswell,
Tallahassee; Leo Tyler. Jacksonville;
Mrs. w. j. Wilson, Fort Mccoy; Jno
j. Murphy, A. Christensen, J. Fl. Ba-
ker, Fl. Hutchinson. j. w. Brantley
n. B. Harris, L. L. Fleming, L. E
Leritt, Palatka; nj. j. Thompson, New
Orleans; T. F. Cato, Jacksonville; NJ
B. Norman, Mormon Park, Ga; E. T
Dukes, Denver; F. J. CLEANSING, Louis,
vile; J. w. Stevenson, Tampa; r. B
King, Pensacola; w. E. High. st
Louis; George Crews, Jacksonville;
L. E. Allen, Georgia.