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FLORENCE LETTER.

Mr.. JOS. Thomas, of Bcnncttsvii!c,
5. C., left for Timmonsvillc, S. c.,
where he is doing public work He
Is an old reliable citizen and is a
member of Shiloh Baptist Church at
Bennetsvillc.
ltev. Nj. NJ. Brown Of this city
funeraliZcd the body Of Mrs. Viola
Jesse on Friday August Is, 1920, using
as a text II Chapter Revelation, Is
verse: Blessed are the dead who dicth
III the Lord. Subject: Christian Duty
and his faith in the Lord Jesus
Christ.
Rev. Alfred Gregg preached at Mt
Tabor Baptist church, Florence, S. C.
sunday August LIST, using as a text
a portion Of Bird Chapter Of John.
ReV. }. w. Bass, the blind preacher
is doing great work at his Sprinb
Church, Florence County.
Messrs Robt. J. Webster and Jas.
Lawrence are preparing to return to
bcnedlct College in early fall.
quite a large number of Negro bus
mess men passed thru the city en-
route to Philadelphia, Pa, to attend
the session of the Negro Business
League.
MRS. }. e. Stubs of Bennetsville is
bordering ON the same trouble she had
last year-blessed to have more OF
the fleecy staple than she can harves,
rev. Z. L. Taylor satisfied his con
s'ecatlon on last Sunday. Using "Ja.
GODS Ladder" as the fonnNation If
his discourse
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21
MOB ATTEMPTS TO LYNCH MAN
AT LYNCHBURG.
Police Qout Crowd That Tried to
Break Into Jail tc Seize Will
liamS.

Lynchburg, Va, Aug. ia mob of
500 people attempted to take from the
City Jail at / o'clock this morning
Robert Williams n Negro, accused OF
criminally attacking Il white grill.
The cit yauthoritics anticipate this
movement and headed by Sergeant
Tyree, the city jailor and Chief of
Police John. Seay, they dispersed the
crowd and arrested two of of it's mem
bcrs.
The Negro had been removed a
short time before to place I'M
known.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21
MO1ORNIAN NOT LOSING ANY
TIME

81 don't think anyone ever suffer,
cd more from stomach trouble and
blo,,ting than l have. I had to lay off
NY run more than half the time and
could get no help from prescriptions
or medicine. One OF my friends adj
vised using Mayr's Wonderful Rene,
dy, which ] found to be the greatest
remedy ever put on the earth. L have
not lost day since taking it. 1t is
worth its weight in gold" 1t is sim.
pic harmless preparation that rcmov,
ra the catarrhal mucus from the in
tcstinal tract and allays the inflam.
nation which. causes practically all
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded.
For Sale by all Druggists
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21
HARDING RESOLUTION
Y291FyB1zWHwga1U

Columbia. Mo-, Aug. Am eman.
.cipation celebration held here today,
passed resolutions commencing Sena
tor Harding for his bold stand in refer
ence to the citizenship Of the Negro.
With. complete unanimity the 1000
colored people present pledred them
Selves to do everything in their pow
er to elect the Republican nominee
who has the courage Of his convic.
tfons.
W. e. Mollison lawyer from Chi.
|cag0 made the principal address.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21
GREEK PREMIER IS RADLY
WOUNDED.
Two Assassins Fire Eight Shots at
Him, Two Taking Effect.
CALLED AN OpPRESSOR
Attempt on Life Of Venizelos Had
Been Expected Long Time.

Paris. Aug. 12-The long expected
attack on the life Of Premier Eleu.
therios Venizelos Of Greece came at
lo:4O o'clock tonight just as the
Greek Premier was boarding a train
for Nice, en- route to Athens. He had
just said goodbye to tho Greek Min
lister In Paris and stepped from the
train platform in the gare de Lyon
TO his train when two men suddenly
sprang toward him and one Of item
began to fire revolver He emptie1
three chambers Of his weapon when
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21
MAN TO PAY PENALTY.
fSSs2sss III 9''a ssEyy9a,Sss
Charged With Attacking White Wo-
man, Georgia Negroes Appeal Is =,
Denied by Court.

Savannah, G., Aug. 14.-Shorty
Ford Ncgro,e twice convicted and
sentenced to hang on a charge Of at
lacking Il white woman i'll Brookcs
County, Georgia, in May, 1918 was to
day denied another trial by Judge
Peter w. Mcldrim in Chatham Coun
ty Superior Court. The Negro was to
have been hanged here yesterday but
the motion acted as supersedeas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21
ARTHUR ID. JOHNSON WANTED.

Wanted to know the whereabouts of
Arthur d. johnson, who returned
from overseas with the 18th New
York Infantry. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Peyton Johnson, COS N.
Fourth Street, Richmond. Va. Please
communicate with his parents as i'm
portant information awaits him.
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COI.ORED CHAUFFEURS AND
MECHANICS WANTED
EVERYWHERE

LEARN IN FROM 6 TO s WEEKS
Come to the Richmond Automobile
School for colored and learn to be q
real mechanic and chauffeur. We
teach you on real automobiles, under
the supervision Of competent instruc
tors. For full information, write to
day.
RICHMOND AUTOMOBILE school,
1901 ST. John Street.
Richmond, Va.
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FRANCE FEARS FOR HER SAFETY
Recognition Of Wrangcl is Deeplco
Vital to Maintain Her Military
Position.
SITUATION IS EXPLOSIVE.
French Spies Report Soviet and Ger
man Governments Have FORMED
Alliance.
(By Laurence 1ills.)

Paris, Aug. 1.-THE match Is DAN
gcrously near the European powder
key. Only Il new rapprochcment be
tween France and England, for which
steps are being taken and which
must involve mutual concessions, can
IT would seem, avert another dlsas'
ter.
The America note in which Presi
dent Wilson's attitude on the Rus
so-Polish crisis was outlined to tho
Italian Ambassador in Washington
has, if anything encouraged tho
French in the new position they
have taken, in the form of French
recognition Of General Baron Peter
Wrangcl as the head Of the do facto
Government of South Russia.
France in the light Of startling III
formation just received here and DO
licving her security mcnaced, tho
whole Treaty Of Versailles In peril,
and England for commercial reasons.
showing a tendency to draw away
from her, seems to have decided to
bring matters swiftly to a head before
new coalition can be formed and
her military preponderance offset.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21
SITUATION IS COMPLICATED

SO alarming appears the situation
that members of Parliament are do
handing that Premier Millerand re.
turn from tour of the devastated
regions which he begun this morning
ana summon Parliament, but the i'll
ness OF President Dcschanel is a fac
tor greatly complcating the situation
because II the Cabinet were to fall
political chaos might result.
Meanwhile, however, conversations
were begun today between France
ana Great Britain at tho British En-
bassy here and these may bring
afout n new understanding.
1t appeared today that the action
OF the French Cabinet IS recognizing
Gen. Wrangel was made known to
England Immediately after the Cabj
net meeting was held and therefore,
ircmier lloyd Georges Ignorance Of
II last night is not understood hero.
recognition was extended 10 Cnnor
al Wrangel, the correspondent of
inc sun and New York Herald was
INFORMED for tho following reasons.
l. Because France was convinced
through her spy system and other IT,
rclutablc information that within the
last rem days the Soviet and the Ger.
man Governments, through the agou.
c' or the Independent Socialists and
communists, formed an absolute Geo
monte political and military alliance
almed ut the overthrow of the Treaty.
VI versailles and the restoration Of
"ermahy's prc-war frontiers and eco
homie advantages.
|.Iho refusal of Premier LLOYD
george at the conference in nvthe In
accept the proofs offered by Premier
Millerand of Germany's complicitv
with the Bolsheviki and the German
scheme to overthrow the treaty.
q. The receipt by the Government
hereheforc the Cabinet meeting of q
caoled summary Of the American
nole to the Italian Ambassador in
washington. which was accented as
supporting Frances thesis and policy
or hon-contact with the Bolsheyiki
ana as against the policy of Great
Britain.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21
ENON TABERNACLE BAPTIST
MISSION, 18th and Venerable SITS.

We made very, very urgent appeal
TO some OF the churches with which
we could get in communication for fin
a"cial assistance on July 30th, 31st,
and August 1st. and the churches
that readily responded are as follows,
namely:
Fifth ST. Baptist Church -, Sizes
Rising Mt. Zion Bapt. Church 2.72
Two Friends 100
Second Baptist Church ...... 1870
~ friend ........... .25
Total Amount .$32.14
We deeply appreciate the fine mis-
slonary spirit exhibited by the above
named churches, furthermore, it is
known that other churches have talk
ell action to assist us in the near fu
ture. Watch the PLANET.
Very truly yours
ISAAC II. ID. ROSS, Minister.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21

II will be recalled that in the Brit
lSh note to Moscow, suggesting n
peace conference in London Mr..
Lloyd George stipulated General
Wrangcl be invited to attend. TO
this tho Soviet Government contemp
tously refused to agree.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21

WANTED--A Live Canvasser, mu.o
or female. Much money can be-
made by tho right party. Apply
81 North Fourth Street, Rich
mOnd, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21

Mr.. G. B. Jefferson, Misses Lorcno
Johnson, Fannie Jcffries and Bertha
Johnson, left Wednesday to attend
the Virginia Baptist Sunday School
convention at Pulaski, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21

Mattresses, kitchen help and cham
Dermaids wanted for positions on
the Jersey Coast.
CITY SEASHORE AGENCY.
100 Valley Street,
South Orange, N. J.
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RECOGNITION OF CRISIS.

Ihls action by the French Cabinet
was fully recognized as precipitating
the crisis. ~.-7s:
France wants England to recogniz,
"eheral "rangel and to follow the
some policy as do the French, but 1t
Is doubtful if England will do so.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21

Let us pack Calvary tomorrow
morning to hear Rev. Billuks real
Gospel Preacher. If you stay away,
it will be your fault.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21

VIRGINIA-In the Clerks Office of
tho Law and Equity Court Of the
City Of Richmond, the 18th day of
August 1920.
In Vacation
EVA V. HOSKINS Plaintir'
against In Chanccry.
WM. ID. HOSklNS, Defendant
ls59stN1.ssS,
The object Of the above styled suit
is to obtain an absolute divorce from
the bond Of matrimony by the plain
tiff against tho defendant upon the
ground of desertion.
And al affidavit having been made
and filed that tho defendant is not Il
u resident of the State Of Virginia;
1t is ordered that said defendant,
VIM. ID. Hosltins, appear here within
ton days. after the due publication of
this order, and do what may be nee
cssary> to protect his interest herein.
A Copy:
Toste:LUTlIliR LIBBY, Clerk.
j. HENRY CRUTCIIFIELD. p. O.,
lll7 t.. Marshall Street.
Richmond, Virginia.
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FIRST MT. OLIVE NOTES.

Newtown, Va, August 17.-The re-
vival services held at Mt. Olive last
week were largely attended and much
interest manifested. CT were received
for baptism and several restored =.
Rev. w. j. Moss of the Condor Street
BAPTIST church, Providence, r. l. con
Quoted the meeting.
A large number Of friends and rela
tives who came from :hc North to
attend the meetings at Mt. Olive TO
turned last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Holmes had
as their guest last Sunday. Mrs
Mary Hobbs, two little boys, Richard
and Willie, Mcssrs. Newton Holmes
William Holmes, Mack Holmes, Bur
ton Holmes and Winston Holmes.
Mrs. Melvina Harvey and Mrs.
Cora Harvey spent Sunday In tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Virgin,
ssSAs NJ f's?;;eys>$ sStssy ,;Se5Tss51
Mcssrs. James Alsop and Attrcll
Pollard may now be added to the list
of those who have purchased cars.
Corn crops In this section are loor
ing fine, with continued favorite sea
son the harvest will be heavy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21

hIr Day, September 9Th at s o'clocp
Prof. Pearson is known throurbont
my country as an able speaker. and
IS expected that large crowd will
como out to hear him on the night IF
the 9th.
Messrs. Willis Crcnshaw and VII.
liam Harris of Baltimore arc snond.
ing some time 1T their home bfre
Mrs. Luther Brown of Norfolk, is
visiting ut the homie of her husbands
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Brown
MIS- IL. w. Ashburn who is a dele
gate from Shiloh Baptist Sunday
School left Tuesday for Roanoke to
attend the State Sunday School con
Vchllon at that place. Mrs. S. ]. Fitz
gerald who is a missionary aDpoint
Ell by that body for this vicinity
also left to attend the sessions. Row
W. M. Fitzgerald, Jr., went to rcprc.
sent Mt. Nebo Sunday School.
Mrs. c. c. Ward, Miss Catherine
iettus and Messrs. Waverly Cart.
wright and Charlie Campbell took IN
'he excursion to Norfolk the mast
week. p'''
Mr. Emanuel Crenshaw is reported
~ ne on the sick list this week much
10 The regret of his many friends.
useVlVal services will commence Mt
Sh1loh Baptist church on the fifth
sunday in this month. It is ntt
Known who will assist the nastor IN
carrying on these services ,but If 10
s",a tnat he will get some one to
felp him during this period.
hr. Archer Lewis visited frienda
ana relatives in Norfolk last Sunday
oAMIbELl]-ln sad, but loving re-
il'enDrance Of my dear husband.
Archer Campbell, who departed this
lie Tour years ago, August 18th. 1915
Dear IS the grave in which he was laid
'"ee' IS the memory which never
will fade,
Heart of my life is buried deem
III Inc cemetery whr my husband
sleeps.
Oar home is sad and lonely,
W1thout his smiling face
No one can fill his vacant chaiT.
NOR none can fill his place.
oh' could l open wide the grave,
ANA see thy face once more.
And hear thy voice is all crave
AS in the days of yore.
GOD called him home, 1t was His will,
81 IN my heart love him still.
Ills memory is as dear TODAY
As IN the hour he passedaway.
BY his wife,
PHYLLIS CAMPBELL.
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Mrs. Susie Love Of New York City,
y, is visiting her sister, Mrs =.
Lottie Greene Of OFT State street.
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BLACKSTONE NOTES.

blackstone, Va, Aug. 1S.-Prof. w.
q. PEARSON, Supreme Grand Secretary
CT the Royal knights of King David
VIII lecture at Jackson's Hall on La.
nIr Day September 9Th ut s o'clock
iFol. PEARSON is known throurhout
my country as an able speaker. and
IS expected that large crowd will
como out to hear him on the night Of
the 9Th. -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21

Mrs. Frances Garter Is yet sick.
Mrs. Ellen Brown IS sick at this
writing.
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Messrs. Willis Crcnshaw and VIII
nam Harris of Baltimore are spend
ing some time Of their homo here.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21

MIS- Luther Brown of Norfolk, is
visiting at the homie of her husbands
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Brown
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Mrs. Estclle Fleming is sick at tho
Retreat for the Sick.
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Social Problems and
Retail Craftsmanship
New H. S. Subjects

The second semester of the school
year will begin in about two weeks.
The circulum Of the High school has
undergone a few slight changes. Two
new subjects have been added to the
course Of study which are: Social
problems and retail craftsmanship.
Public speaking and physic..l culture
have also been added to the second Sc
mester course Of study.
Other changes are: Zoology will
follow physiology, civil government
will follow American History, COM
mercial arithmetic vii follow CONNER
cial geography and pedagogy will fol-
low psychology.
The supervised study period has
been elimated and the recitation peri
DDS have been made five minutes long
err by this act. The morning session
will continue the same as it was in
the first semester except for the fact.
that the music period has been chang
ed to the afternoon session. The af-
telnoon session will begin at 1.25 p.
m. instead of usual 1.3O p. m. and Goa
tinue until 4 o'clock.
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Pity poor Major Robert Warwick!
Now that he's back from F::ance n
into "cits" again he has to go right
en- fighting. He served on General
Pershings staff overseas and his du-
ties took him to practically YER
front. And now that he has returned
to his pre~war occupation to starring
in motion pictures, the producers
seem to have %conspired to keep him
in fighting trim. In his frs release,
"Secret Service" he played the role
of a secret agent for the Northern ar
my during the civil war. "Told in the
Hills" presented him as a rough an.
tumble fighter Of the old border days
and a scout for a cavalry troop. In
"In Mizzoura," he was TIE middle
western sheriff who fought a battle
to capture a notorious express rob-
Der. And now comes can Adventure
in Hearts, the picture in which he is
Being shown Thursday and FliSay at
the Grand Theater. It is a picturiza-
ton Of Anthony Hopes novel, "Cap-
tain Dieppe, and packed With duels
and gunfghts, as well as delightful
y romantic adventure. And the star
is again the same game fighting man
as ever.
Also:-Brggs Comedy Saturday"
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In "Chasing Rainbows," a William
Fox production, Gladys Brockwell to-
day and tomorrow at tE:c Unique
Tfeater, added another successful
play to her already long list. A film,
actress of the first rank, Miss Brock
we'll is very popular here because she
never fails to give excellent entertain.
ment. AS Sadie, a waitress. in "Chas-
ing R%ainbows," Miss Brockwell pre-
sented a potent personality in a wes-
tern desert town. Victim Of a broken
heart, Sadie refused to be vanquished.
and not only rises above her sorrow,
but lends a helping hand to all who
need it. After some e.artling situa-
lions, into which Miss Brockwell puts
her best acting, SaGie finally finds the
pot Of gold at the end Of her rainbow.
Don't fail to see Lieut.. Lccklier and
the Fox News shows some wonderful
aeroplane stunts in the air.
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Funeral of Mrs. Mikkelson.

The funeral of Mrs. Nels Nickel
son was held yesterday morning at II
o'clock, at Garske, No. Oak, Rev. Mic
sci officiating, assisted by Mr.. Ed.
Gilbertson of this city.
Mr.. Miesel spoke on "Wakes of Sin
Is DEATH" in speaking of Mrs. Nick
elson, he said, "Less than year ago
this young lady marched into this
church to the music of a wedding
march, today she is taken into the
church with. the organ playing a fun
eral prelude"
Rev; Miesel spoke we'll of Mrs. Mic
kelson having known ner for some
time and a large crowd gathered to
watch the remains of Mrs. Nicholson
taken to the cemetery. The pail bear
ers were Walter, George, J. H. Nickel
and Oscar Nicholson and G. Iundy.
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New Service At
b Episcopal Church

Beginning with this evening there
will be a mid-week service held in the
Chapel at the Church of the Advent.
There has been a great demand made
upon the Rector for such a service
where special topics and the teachings
of the Church would be death with
and in answer to this demand he has
decided to hold these >1r7.:es.
A very cordial invitation is EXTEND
ed to all who wish to. avail themsely-
es Of this opportunity.
Every Wednesday evening at 1880
in the Chapel.
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1t will be of interest tc tic local
court of the Daughters of Isabella TO
learn that n Of their members, Miss
Marie Gogman, of Grafton who was
initiated in the order last November
was united in arriase New Years day
to E. +. MQpres Of McHenry. The
young people will live in McHenry un-
til August when they will move to
Montana wher Mr.. Moores owns a
grain elevator.
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The following men are III the city
today to attend the speech given by
Mr.. LANCER this afternoon at the
Grand Opera House. C. H. Conway,
of Mortified, township, C. O. Lee, of
Garske, Ed Olson, d Cleveland, town.
ship. Frank Kabis of Overluad town.
ship. William Nelson and Henry Mis-
tens of Stevens township. Armua
klukteen of Norway township and IT.
vim Olson of Pleasant township.
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Informal Party.

Informal Party.
Mrs. Herbert Roljsch entertained a
number Of guests at an informal party
last evening at her home on FIRST St.
The evening was sp' mt in darcing and
singing after which a delicious lun-
cheon was served by the hostess as
sisted by her sister Miss Esther and
Miss Bessie Tho:vig. The guests
We're: Misses Hattie Phelps, Lila
West, Mae Sneesby, Ethel Smell and
Harriet Duell, Messrs. Albert Stau-
bus, Willard Merriam, Everett Duell,
Harry johnson, and Claude Stevens.
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Boy Scout Band Was
Among Incorp0rators

Among the large number o. corpora
tons who have filed their articles of
incorporation in th:3 state during the
past year was the Boy Scout Band,
Of Devils Lake. Among the other
bands to incorporate during the past
year was the Mandan College band.
In all there were 472 new firms and
associations who filed incorporation
papers, among them IS co operative
concerns, and 80 banks, IS religious
organizations and ; cemetery associa-
tons.
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Tie Ladies Guild of the. Church of.
the Advent will meet this week on Fri
daySafternoon in the Guild Hall, en-
terttsdned by Mrs. A.. J: Halliday and
Mrs. "A. r. Smythe. This will be the
first meeting of the year and the cleo
ton of4offcers for the year will take
place. Every member is urgd to be
present.
1-7-2t.
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Friday evening Of this week the To-
cal lodge Of Elks will give smother Of
those pleasant dancing parties in their
home. Invitations ale out for the &C.
casion and it is expected that the usu-
al good time will be enjoyed.
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Regular meeting of Crofton Lodge
No. 3, I. 0. 0. F., will be held on We'd
nesday night, January 9TH. I~nstalla-
ton of Officers.
Martin r. Hovde, N. G.
Chas. A. Kittrell, Secv.
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Miss Harriet O'B,ie left last even
ing for Minneapolis, where she will
resume her studies in the Collegiate
institute, after spending the holiday
vacation with her parn'a, Mr.. AMI
Mr., Wm:,O'Rkien of this city.
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Silver Bromseth Of Norway town
ship was i'll the city last evening, and
left for Grand Forks to attend to
some business matters: He returned
here in time to hear LANCER speak to-
day.
New laid eggs for sale. Albert sy-
mons, $50 7th street. :. 1-7-2t
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Word has been received in tie Cit.
that Wayne Miller, Corner Young man
OF this city 40 is employ ed in the
Oakland Automobile factory in Porti-
ac, Michigan is i'll nth maa.slcs.