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FARMA v TWINSBURkU.

Farma 1912 akrech, 20
mil jizne Cd Squaru, mill cd ce-
sty, jez Sc co nevid6t bude dla-
zdit, 8 pokojovy dunn, staj ma
20 krav a pet koni, cementova-
ma mlekarna, kdlna ma naradi,
slepicnik, corn crib, sypka, te-
kouci voda dome, stodole
mlekarne. Dobytek sestava z 5
koni, II krav, 2 jalovic, 6 We
pfu, slepic a kachen. Hojnost
naradi dobrem stavu, IA a
kru psenice, IA akru ovsa, II
Iakru kukurice, 8 akrd sena
100 ovocnych stromG, ktere
lprave ponesou. eek "a mleko
obnaSel $195 "a diva tydny.
Farmu muzete koupiti uro-
dou, Zasobou i nacinim "a
cenu pozemku $500 Ia akr.
Pc pripade Sc vymeni "a do
Dry m6stsky majetek a neco
ma hotovosti. Haste Sc u Alex
Day, r. z, d. 5, Hudson, O. V
m6st6 V els. 1854 Clarkwood
Rd. Tel. Rose 445. 7-15
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5000 kOUPi ctyrpokoio-

$4,000 kOUPi ctyrpokojo-
w novy dunn koupelnou,
sAlep, skopky ma prani, plyn,
Dridlicova strccha a jine zar5i-
zenI. Bllzsl sdeh j. +. Neje-
dlk Co., l10lo Union Ave.
Tel. Broadway 1856 - Union
1851 Z. :?
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PRODA Sc novy zdeny dunn
% 4 svetnicich, koupelna a vse
zarizeno. Da Sc LEVINE. Haste
se els. 1906 Coath Ave. pro-
III Corlett skole u Union kary
T.. I31 ul. 7-15
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CTETE POZORNE! Ma

CTETE POZORNE! Ma
skyta sc Yam dobrA prilezitost
koupiti 81 dobry majetek, dunn
pro tri rodiny, celkem Is po-
koJu, pod celym domem sklep,
fernes, elektrika, plyn, koupel-
ma puda a dobra strecna. Lot
40 pri $50 str. naleza Sc ma w.
43 ul. Cena S7700. Hotove
$500, ostatni ma splatky. -
Mate-i 5000, muzete 81 koupi-
ii mensl domek o 5ti pokojich,
plyn, mensi sklep jine zarl-
zeni. Lot je % pri 10 str. Ce-
ma $500, zbytek ma splatky.
NaVstlVte mas, my vam pora-
dime a poslouzlme, nebot'
mann vice majetku, domu, OBJ
chodu, hostinec, mlekarsky OBJ
chod, grocerni a jine. Jan
Smik, 4811 Clark Ave. S. w.
Cleveland, q. Tel. Lorain 1899
K. 7-l5
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PRODA Sc novy dunn 6ti
pokojich, skopky ia pradlo,
gardz, lot 40 pri las str. Zada
Sc hotove $4,000. Tez Sc proda
drivl. Haste Sc V elsie 1866 E.
140 st. V Mt. Pleasant. 7-l9
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NABiDNUTi K SNATKU.

Svobodny pan V prostrednim
start mini 81 uciniti znamost s
dlvkou neb vdovou t6z pro-
stfednlm stari "a pricinou
snatku V padu obapolneho do
rozumeni. Upflmne min6nou
nabidku mozno-li s podoben-
kou zaSlete do administrace
"Sv6ta" pod znackou "Snatek"
Podobenka Sc ma pozaddnf vra-
ii a mlcenlivost Sc zarucuie.
us
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15

JlIlOy ZdSuoHlfa ai pa loNl salo
We svui obdivuhodny palac V
ulici de Pressbourg vzdy hned
do pokoje sve pani, ably nj
chvilku pohovoril, nez-i byl
cas- pTestrojiti Sc ke stolu.
Ones vsak stoupal primo
slavnostnim hlavn1m schodi-
stem onyxovym zabradlim,
zazvonil V prvnim poschodi ma
sveho komornika a kratce a
ostre, bez blahovolneho tonu,
ktery mival jindy pro sve lidi,
tazal Sc:
Jest jest6 spolecnost u pa
ni?"
"Pokud vim, jest, pane baro
ne, ma dvore dosud stoji diva
vozy; preptam Sc vsak ihned V
predsini."
Ne. Ne. Jdete do pT1Jlmacl-
no pokoie a reknete pani ba-
ronce, ably mne vyhledala,
jakmile bude moci."
Sluha Sci a Tresorier vstou-
pil do sve electricity osv6tlen6
pracovny, hodil ma stul klo-
bouk rukayice, svlekl pre-
vleGnik a sc znicenou tvari
vrhl Sc do lenosky pred krbem
Byla sobota, den polomesic-
niho uGtovani ma burse a ban
kerIsnazival Sc nejeviti ami sto
py vyGerpani neb unavy pc
dennim die, tax namahavem,
jez prohnalo jej i personal
Zpravidla dohledl vecer jeste
na svuj obchod a sci pax "a
svou choti do spolecnosti nebc
do divadla. Byval TAX vesely
svezi a pohyblivy, jakoby ri
iedine sve zabave.
Bylo to jeho drobnou jesitnc
sti byl made vse st'asten, mo
hl-li zaslechnouti poZnamky
jake: "Jste Wy prece jen zajl'
navy cloyek, Tresoriere, nikdc
by We Vas nehledal obchodni'
ka :. Clovek by rekl, &c jste
ma svet6 jenom pro sve potese
hi"
A vskutku - zadny sybari
Ia mcdowell kdy lGpc blaze
neji odd5vati Sc pozitkum "a
yota.
Cd rozdeleni a zarizeni do
mu az k urceni poradu chodl
pri hostinach bylo Vse rozmy
sine uvazeno, usporadano a Wy
poCteno. Tresorier byl muz
jehoz snahou bylo mckee Wy
stlati 81 eXistenci, odlouditi be
hatstvi nejjemn6jSi jeho stra
ky propujGiti ramci, We kite
rem sc pohyboVala osobnos
leho, neivysSi napln nddhery
vzneSenosti.
Byl 20 teto' STRANGE ume
Gem a pokud Slo o poradal
sIavnostl, byl uznavan Vseobe
ne "a nedostizn6ho mistra. l.
chotilo mu to a kladl ma to V
hu, ably neseSel sc sVe vySe.
S usmGvem ma rtech sci z
votem skvely, Stestlm protez
vany tento tloyek, Jenz b.
stale ma cekane po prllezit
stech k upevnenl vlastnl slaV!
byl schopen marnotratnos
slo-li to, ably upoutal Ike sv
mu domu proslaveneho kuch
re, ochoten k hloupostem, 81
Ii k ziskani obrazu, o nemz
mluvilo.
Politely nesl barVy legl
mlstu, stykal Sc nejvznesen(
mi starymi rodinami, mel w
nou chot' a pychou mohl p
hIizeti ma sveho dedice, sve
iedineho syna, jenz byl he
kym hochem vytribeneho vk
su a meme naduty sveho ot'
sliboval stati Sc skutecnou
zdobou spolecnosti.
Tento muz mel tudiz vSe,
nalezi ku Stesti a yskutku Ia
cltil Sc st astnym.
V tomto okamziku zdal
y5as bTti dotcen tr2pnTm W
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IA PRICINOU odjezdu ma
farmu prodam moderni dunn
Ia K. 126 ul., cislo 1850. Zada
Sc hotoVe $500, ostatni ma
splatky. Haste Sc tamtez.
7-15
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D1OSiAliaC oic fllOSbA ~ r.
ia - Jindrich ma oficielnlm
plesu! = Tote proste k ne
vire! Zach, ano, vim," fekl
jsem k zabednenemu Heurtebl-
sow, "slo vec obchodni, pro
svou zabavu tam v6ru nesel.
= "Myslis?" opacil bodry ten
muz ."Tancil tam vSak stat
! ne a pouze S dcerou Courciero-
YOU" - "CourcieroVou? Socl-
alistickeho poslance az Blzy?"
- "Ovsem, muj mily, tveho to
odparce pri poslednich vol
bach. Vfteze mad tebou! lnu,
snad tvuj syn chca te pomstltl
ma mem, jestit zpropadene roz-
koSnou -. To d9vGe totlz :"
Nechtel jsem slyseti vice a de-
lal jsem proto, jakobych Sc
byl zahloubal do svych listln;
mimo to zvonilo Sc t6z prave k
uzaverkam. MdzeS 81 pomysli-
ii, kde myslenky me pfi obcho-
dech bloudily! Do tfi hodln
Ijsem prodaval a kupoVal, anlz
Iis9m vedel, co cnim. Konecne,
konecn6 konec! HlaVa mi no.
rela = rychle jsem predal vSe
chny papiry svemu plnomocni-
| ku special jsem do banlly.
| Mdi Jindrich sedi tam Y me
| pracovn6 a kouri cigaretu. Ia
vru "a sebou dv6Te a clsta
jasna mu praVim do tVare: ia
Ike to plesov6 dobrodruzstvi V
ministerstvu financi, nemz
Sc mi vypravelo?" Zbledl jako
st6na a otevrel ma mne dsta -
Wis - prave jako deti, dopad-
nemeli je pri nezpusobu -
"Ubohy hoch," zvolala mat
ka pohnuta.
80 prosim, uspor 81 jeste
ma chvili svou soustrast, bu-
deS il miti sama "a nemistnou,
az wis to ostatni. Jezto neod-
lpovldal zTejme lanai 81 hla-
va, ably 81 vymyslil nejakou W.
Imluvu, opakoval jsem pfisne-
iii; "Smim prositi o vysvetleni
vaseho plesov6ho dobrodruz-
stvi V ministetstve financi, mi
Ily mlady pane?" Tu pohled
Ina mne naramnG roztomile ;
odpovedel mi sVym nejlichoti
vejSim tonem: "Muj boze, by
jsem trochu zvedav, tatinku
Wis, re Brigoizier - zrlzene'
meho odd6leni, ma bratra, kt
ry Jest kancelarskym predno
/ stou V ministerstyu financi
: ten mi dal pozvanku a 2 hol
zV6daVosti - ncshledaVam
tom vskutku velkeho proVin6
nj - - Ostatn6 Piles byl mno
hem hezci, nez jsem 81 mysli
), Urednici dokonca nabyVajl c
brouSenosti :" Chtel ZavtiI
zovati. Ale ted vedl jsem ro7
!, hodnou ranu: "A abys pomi
+, hal pii tomto obrusoVani repl
! blikanske spoletnosti, tame
:, isl dcerou meho politickeh
3 odpurce, Sc slecnou Courciert
. vou?" Tu vyskocil, krev m
q stoupala do tvafe hnevive 5
q tazal: "kdo ii TO donesl?' =
q "Otity svedek! !" - Tom
N povim co proto, jiste to b.
Il ten neohraba Heurtebise? - =
81 'Nesejde ma tom, co VypraV6
" ale jak tomu jest?" - \
= chyili Sc zdrahal, potion VISA
n prohlasil mi rozhodnost
70 "Ano, je tomu taxi! - IN
k mily synu, pax budaS snad t
A. laskav a vysyetlis mi, co IN
10 mena u tebe takovy prevrat
ic Ach, V tomto okamziku b
o. velmi malicky mas "baronek
m jak fikavaji jeho nekdejSi p
~ telkyn6 od baletu a byl by
h. rad vIdel jineho ma SVEN n
III ste. Videl jsem, jak uZko
a Steka mu po 'cele pot pre(
"a jak Wis, nejsem otcem, kite
de by byl nejakym tyranem. \
i \, ~
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4 VI Dc We SVcllc OUIOuhONy YIN
lamp. Konecne posadiv Sc zno-
WI pred krbem zadumal Sc
hluboce. Myslenky, "a nlmlz
It6kal Sc zachmurenou tvari,
byly asi nejvySe neklidne, ne
!. bot obrvi jeho Sc stahoValo,
,az zakryvalo oci, a rety jeho
lbyly pevne sevreny, plny hor-
kOStI -
4 "Hlupak" zaseptal 81 konec
Inc V zamysleni.
i Kdyz vesla jeho chot' tro-
Ichu ztezka oddychujic po ry-
chlem stoupani do schodu, Wy
mrstil Sc z kresla.
"Co Sc stale, muj drahy?"
tdzala Sc znepokojena.
"Co Sc stale? Pekne veci"-
, volal banker, brucive jako me-
! dved. "Tvuj pan syn mi pfi-
: pravuje prijemne pfekvapeni. "
Vzdy podle toho, jak Sc
choval, byl Jindrich Tresorler,
bud'to synem sveho otce, nebo
synem sve matky a Jak-
mile slysela baronka oznaco-
vati no jake "jejiho'' syna,
Ived6la hned, ze jajich
: spolecny dedic provedl neco,
: co zasluhovalo otcovske pfls-
nosti. TTi ctvrtiny Z toho vSeho
! ma Sc witt byla pax vzdycky
: ihned hotova, cimz dit6ti ne
: co zustavalo povzdy uSetreno.
} "Jsem tax polekana, kdyz
, mne davas TAX slavnostn6 k So
be volat :. Myslila jsem Jiz
ma nejakou pohromu ma burse'
NE, mel" - odpov6d6l Ire
4 sorier, "obchody sly hladce, "a
} lie tvuj syn -"
"Nu, co pax tedy proved
| ten ubohy hoch? Ma snad
dluhy?"
D "Dluhy, co by mi ma tom
: sesIo?"
"Snad ne souboj - ="
: "Ten by mohl omrzeti jen
} jeho protivnika,' volal baron
: V navalu otcovsk6 pychy.
E "Unesl tedy n6jakou pani?'
: "Dejz buh, ably tomu tax by
+ "Ohow -
: Tresorier postavil Sc t6sn(
i pred svoji chot' a prohlasil
mravnim rozhorcenim: "Oze
y nit Sc chce, ten hlupdk!' -
ii Matka 81 oddechla 1sm6
= vem Sc posadlla.
= "Jak pax isl o tom zvedel?'
/, otazala Sc ho.
= "Jak jsem Sc to dovedel? =
J. Jako bych byl jiz davno neVe
n tril, re neco visi We vzduchu
E. Cd tie dolby, co Sc vratil Q TOT
st lonu re slavnosti ma pocest X
su, jest jako vymenen. Od I
DOLBY liz nechodi do opery
l. holcicky od baletu llz cast
nj Sc mne ptaly: "Co pax sc deJ
C. mladym baronem? AM n
IL liz nevidame.' Nemohl Jsel
"a prece damickam nabldnou
ndhradou sebel Dayal jsem
Ii vSak pozor ma synacka a zah
O. isem zpozoroval, z,e je roZt
vi zit a jeho duch re bloudl JIl
o. de. Jednoho krasneho df
y: zpusobil mi pax uplny innate
ii, knize, v ktere jsou znamen
e ny prikaZy ma rentu, tax
"a triprocentnl pro mic a "a n
To- padly o sedm centimu. Ned
sc brovolne vyd6lali jsme ma to
dokonce i sluSnou hromadt
I'll penez. Sotva uhodily pax o
6i- chodni hodiny, zmizel m
or pan syn, lee neSel do lesik
90 ami do klubu, ba ami ku IN
no mym ia vubec neVedel, k'
ez- Sc potlouka. hratce a dobfe,
lu- ieho zivotnich ZVyklostech n
ce, stal uplny obrat. Nu, a dn
o. rano pred otevrenlm bursy re
mi kolega Heurteblse, kl
co ~ flirtuje S vladou, proto
,lxn lapa M Tadu. 1" ch. Tres
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PRODA Sc dobfe Sc vypla-
cejlcl ml6karsky obchod ma
zap. strane pfl dennim prode-
il so gaLlonu mleka. Adressa
Sc Sdel adm. Syeta. 7-15
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PRODAJl Sc diva p4kn6 To-
ty "a pricinou odjezdu ma
farmu. Ma jednom je postaye-
ma garaz. Jsou kazdy 40 pfi
200 str. a prodaji Sc kazdy
zvlast' aneb dohromady. Ma
lezaji Sc ma E. 1876 ul. z Union
Ave. Haste Sc V elsie 13405
Svec Ave. V Corlett. 7-3O
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PRIJMOU Sc zeny ma ci-
steni cd 5ti hodin rano do 2
hodin odpoledne. Haste Sc ma
Mr.. Mey, The Sterling and
Welch Co., 1925 Euclid Ave.
7-16
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PRODA Sc rohovy dunn, OBJ
chodni misto, diva story, gro
cerle a hostinec "a pricinou
odjezdu do stare vlasti. Cena
velmi levna. Adressa Sc sdeli V
adm. Sveta. 7-2O
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FEODA SE krava holsteln-
ka S teletem. Haste sc V els.
1878 Coathe Ave. 7-15
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PREJN1CU Sc PAM ma byt
Sc stravou peb beze stravy.
Haste Sc V elsie 1928 E. "a St.
z Bower Ave. Ills
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GROCERNf OBCHOD

PRODA Sc LEVINE automobil
1915" dobre zachovaly, pro
Z osob. Haste Sc V elsie 1896
3400 E. 65 ul. 7-2O
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Wis1ZtlEga,
kteFSss ijseots
glGTrlCCE1zs
I.skarstyi a eIektrriirla
ye spojeTll.

Nezalezi na tom, komu Sc
nepodafiio vas vyleciti, chci
pouze, abyste ptisli ks mne a
poradiii sc Sc mnou, drive nez-
Ii pdjdete K jinemu lekafi.
Mole ceny jsou mike. Nebu-
deli mono vas yylecitl, reknu
gam ihned. Ueinim yam w.
aoyujici splats6y.
L61cni. vsechny nemoci ner-
goye, krevni, kozDl, chronlcke,
8 rdzn6 nemoci muzske, Gale
nemoci ledyin a jine S mini spo
,en6 neduhy, ztratu pametl
GGm6nky, ibez rezani), bola-
Ky a vfedy, zvetsene mandle
na2ory, otravu krve, pist6ie
rheumatiam q vsechny muzskt
aaraorI
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Mail for the following named per-
sons remained unclaimed in the post
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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-19

Holland and Williams of Bellins-
ham sold a bort car this week to
Warren j. Williamson
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-19
NO. 14430
NOTICE

IN THE NATTER OF THE DISIN-
CORPORATION AND DISSOLU-
TON OF THE LINDEN CREAM
cry COMPANY, A CORPORA
TION.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the Lynden Creamery Company,
corporation, duly organized and ex-
listing under the laws of the state OF
Washington, has presented and filed
in this court a petition praying for
the disincorporation and dissolution
OF said Lynden Creamery Company.
having its principal place of business
at Lynden, Washington, and for de-
cree of this court dissolving said
company and directing that upon
such dissolution the directors Of said
company act as trustees of the cred
itors and stockholders of said COM
pany, settle it's affairs and divide
among the stockholders the money
and other property which shall -
main after payment Of all debts and
claims against said corporation, and
that the court has entered an order
in said cause fixing Monday the Both
day Of August, 1920, at $3.50 o'clock
A. NJ, at the court house in the city
Of Bellingham, Whatcom County,
Washington, as the time and place at
which said petition shall be heard.
Dated this 2Sth day of June. 1920.
GEO. NJ. COOK,
County Clerk.
First publication July /, 1920.
Last publication August &c, 1920.
r. B. LIE coco,
Lyndsn,. Washington,
Attorney for petitioner.
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IYNpEy fE0PIE DRAWN FOR
SERVICE ON SEPTEMBER JURY

Many Lynden people will be asked
to serve on thu Seotemher jury in the
Superior Couft. On the list are the
following:
Madalene Miller, NJ. c. Wamper,
Herbert FRITZ. Mrs. Malcolm Camp
bell, n. ]. Kok. Mrs. Emma Kanall.
Mrs. M. johnson, and Mrs. Louis
Knute.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-19
OLD LINDEN NORMAL TEACHER
VISITS FRIENDS In DISTRICT

F. @. Franklin of Salem, who was
a teacher in the old Lynden Normal
School from 1890 to 1892, visited in
Lynden Monday. This was his first
vaslt to Lyndep in 2S years
MIR. Franklin is now on the faculty
of the Willamette University at Sa-
lem. Oregon He climbed Mt. Baker
with the Mazamas last week
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-19

Make arrangements to enroll now
at the Alaska Business College and
fit yourself for a successful career.
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N-yVS OF LINDEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson of San
Francisco were guests this week of
Mr.. and Mrs H. Slade. Mrs. Patter-
son is sister of Mrs. Slade. Tour
lists are flocking out of Los Angeles
by the thousands since the earth
Quakes, says Mr.. Patterson, who is
railroad man on the Los Angeles
San Francisco run. The damages
caused by the quakes were hushed
up, he declares.
Cecil Jameson has returned to
Lynden after spending the summer
at an officers training camp in Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jameson
and daughter of Ferndale visited at
the H. H. Jameson home Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. B. w. Loring. Rob-
ert Loring, and Mr.. and Mrs. d. L.
Beckes and family left Monday to
camp in the mountains.
Frederick Eugene Prouty, pi-
oneer newspa per man of the county,
passed away last week in Bellingham.
He was a graduate of the old LINDEN
Normal School and had many friends
in Lynden.
Holland and Williams of Belline-
ham sold a bort car this week to
Warren j. Williamson.
Lester Landau, manual training
instructor of the Lynden schools, has
returned from Oregon Agricultural
College at Corvallis, where he has
been taking special work in Manual
Arts this summer.
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OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING
Cast Iron, Malleable Iron, Solf Steel,
Tool Steel, Brass. Lynden Welding
& Manufa curing Company, Srd and
Front St., Lynden. 1-1-i-o
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF WHATCOM
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-18
TWO RICHMOND men
TO GO UNDER KNIFE
Government Hospital Opens Mon
day and the First Operations
Are Booked For That Date

The first operations at the new
government hospital department,
established at the Pattie A. Clay
lnfirmary, as a result of the es-
tablishment of hospital unit, will
be performed Monday, an dtwo
young men from Richmond will
be the first to go under the knife,
according to the plans of DR.. 0.
F. Hume, who has arranged for
the opening They will be Rodes
Terrill and Oscar Stanifer, and
the treatment will be for hernia.
These young men were among
the big list presenting themselves
at Fl. Thomas, Ky, in 1916, dur
ing the Mexican trouble. when
volunteers were called for There
is coincidental feature that has
been manifested throughout sew
.eral years past connecting these
two eX-service men. They found
found themselves together at the
recruiting station, both eager to
go to the Mexican border. They
were examined and refused ser
vice, and this disappointing fact
was recorded by Richmond man,
Mr.. Stone Norman, now secretary
of the Home Service Of the Red
Cross, who was assisting muster
ing officer at Ft Thomas during
the uprising The young men re-
turned home and later, during the
tn eyear 1917, when the German
menace developed, again went
forward, with very similar re
suits, although they finally sue
ceeded in getting into the service.
While the proposed operations
are said to eb serious in way, it
is not believed there will be cause
for great apprehension as re-
suit.
There will be others booked for
operations in the near future
When the establishment gets I'M
der way, since there are many
who are especially desirous of re-
.ceiving treatment, since they have
found that this will be possible
at home instead Of being sent
from home. to which many had a
deep aversion.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-18
LEGION
IS GROWING FAST

indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 1S-In
the past year the American Le-
gion has settled claims aggregat-
ing $10,OO000O in favor of former
soldiers and sailors or their de-
pendents, according to the annual
report of National Adjutant Lem
uel Bolles which will be submit
ted at the national convention of
the Legion which convenes in
Cleveland September 27.
Of this amount, claim totalling
more than $1,25O,OO0 were ad-
justed by the service division of
national headquarters, where only
complicated cases are handled.
The remainder were settled by
the service officers of the state
departments and of local posts.
OF the 9,700 post in the Legion,
more than 5000 now have service
officers.
This one feature Of Legion ac-
tivity has been one of the best
drawing cards for new member
ships. Since November, 1910,
Mr.. Bolles' reports shows the Le-
gion has grown from 1000 posts
in so departments to 9,7OO posts
in 20 departments. The enrolled
membership has passed the 2,OO0,-
600.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-18
STORE OPENING

Muncy Brothers branch store ut
Berea opened Friday morning and a
stream of visitors throaged the store
throughout the day. These boys made
an extensive advertising campaign
throughout that section and the peO-
pie of the community responded lib
orally. The opening continues thru
out Saturday and great deal of in
terest is being manifested in the
drawing, which will be held at
O'Clock, when beautiful rocking
chair will be given away. Friday
splendid aluminium set was given to
one of the visitors at the store during
the day. The visitors were entertain
ed with music and a splendid feeling
of friendship was made by the Muncy
Brothers. On Monday evening ar
rangements have been made to give
recreation concert with Edison az
fists presenting the program, which
appears on another page in today's
paper. The people of Richmond and
community are especially invited to
attend this free concert Monday even
ing.