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Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot-esse, the antiseptic pow.
der TO be shaken into the shoes and
sprinkled in tn footbath. The Platts
burg Camp Manual advises men in
training to use Foot-Ease in their
shoes each morning. 1t prevents
blisters and sore spots and relieves
painful, swollen, smarting feet aud
takes the sting out of corus and bun
ions. Always use Aliens Foot-Ease
to break in new shoes.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
APPROVES CHA BRIDGE

PHOENIX, July Reconstruction
san Carlos has been recommended
for federal approval by 4. S. Wheel
or. district engineer of the bureau of
roads II The construction is approx
ed, il will mean $4,000 will be avail
able FOR road construction in Ora
ham codntX.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
HARDING OPENS
HIS CAMP A|GN

CONTINUED FhoM FAGE oNED
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23

MEXICO CITY, July %. The
names of alleged Bolshevik agitators
published in the newspapers her to-
day have been given to special
commission of the government for in
vestigation, according to Celestino
Casca, governor of the federal dis
trict If the commission finds the al
legations true and that those named
as Bolsheviki are really a menace to
Mexico, the culprits will be brought
before the Judiciary for punishment,
the governor declared.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
GET SAD NEWS

LINCOLN, Neb.. July 22.-The text
of Mr.. Bryans telegram was deliv-
cred to the prohibition national con-
vention at S:35 y. m. 1t was receiv-
ed in silence.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
FoR VICE PREsIpENT

LINCOLN. Neb.. July I'D. Leigh
COlvin of New York. an author, was
nominated for the vice presidency
Of The Prohibition party on the first
ballot. EIe was born in Ohio. The
convention then permanently ad-
Journed.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23
HEREFORD MAN HERE

Ralph Hart. candidate for nomina-
ton for constable of Garces judicial
precinct at Hereford, is in Bisbce FOR
few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-23

FREMONT, Ind. - Preston Moody
Is. is the champion Junior corn-grow-
er of this state. He won The title in
the Purdue University contest by
raising 1913 ushels of corn on an
acre of ground near his home here.
Sixteen hundred boys and girls en-
tered the contest. This is new
record in Indiana corn production.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
Try a TIMES Want AID


Since my wife's death. five years
ago, I have suffered greatly from stonl-
ach and liver trouble and gas attacks.
] lost over 50 pounds. and at times
was as yellow as saffron. My doctors
could not help me. six doses of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy have en-
tireiy cured me. L have regained my
weight and every one is consratuIa-
ting me how well l look IT is a
simple. harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inham-
nation which causes practically all
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. one dose VIII
convince or money refunded.-adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22

but a peryersion Of IT..
The surest index to advancing civ
ilization is the elevated scale OF life
and higher rewards of the men who
toll. War has left new levels and We
shall never return to the old. 1t IS
just as certain as anything can be
that a new proposition has come in
the division OF the profits Of produc-
ton. and labor's share viii never
grow less. I do not know that the
war scale OF wages will abide. but
wages in themselves do not constitute
the true measure of compensation. II
wage scale doubled and the most Of
living IS more than doubled labor has
lost rather thar gained. The real
test of compensation Is VIA remains
between the sale of a DAYS work and
the cost in making II. which Is the
balance OF trade underlying all ac-
quirement.
The dreamer who expects an old
time cost OF living and present day
wages il in need OF waking. But in
creased efficiency. added pride in pro-
duction and earnest endeavor for a
better order will contribute toward
reduction. and still the restlessness
with which the world is threatened
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22
Men and Women

Women as well as men are made mis-
cradle by kidney and bladder trouble.
DIT. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. the great kid
ney medicine, IS highly recommended by
thousands.
Suamp-Root stands the highest for
the reason that SO many people say u
has proved to be just the remedy needed
in thousands Of even the most distress
ing cases.
At druggists in large and medium size
bottles. You may receive a sample size
bottle OF Swamp-Root by Parcel Post.
also a pamphlet telling you about H.
Address Dr. Kilmer & 60. B~inEhamton,
\. r, and enclose ten cents. also men
ton this paper-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-22

Count Boni de Castellane plans to
come to New York from Paris to
open a fashion advice shop. where
he will give tips TO American women
on the prices and modes prevailing in
Paris shops.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-10-14
SHOW FRIDAY
Maid % The Movies at Strand Fri
day Evening.

Final rehearsals for maid O. the
Movies" were held last night and
everything is in readiness for a real
evening of entertainment at the
Strand tomorrow night.
When the curtain goes up at 8:20
p. m. Alma will be shown how movies
are taken. Some very clever situa-
tions will evolve during this scene
which is laid in a studio. Ii is a
short scene with snappy plot brim-
ful Of clever comedy, cleverly enacted
by Alma talent.
The next scene will bring out a
group of we'll trained chorus girls
who will assist Mrs. Vera Carpenter
in singing, Hold Me-" Then little
Ellis Wacha will put on a special act
IN which some singing and a cute
dance is done by the little lad. After
this Miss Wetherhead will recite an
Arabian poem which will take ones
thoughts to Arabia. The next scene
in which is staged an Oriental ballet
and an incense dance by Miss Cole
man who also sings Rossiter's fea-
ture song "Kismet."
"The Japanese Sandman" sung by
Doris Slingluff is exceptionally pref
ty and the costumes used are daz
cling. Following the Japanese num-
Der is something of a surprise and
will introduce the Alma Comedy Four
who have worked up very clever
act that will show what good talent
Alma really has. This act promises
TO be a scream.
Nothing is better for the nerves
of tired business man than pretty
girls in bewitching costumes singing
a very catchy tune Therefore, right
at this point is inserted in the pro-
duction, Whose Baby Are You?" II
will undoubtedly be one of the hits of
the show.
Then comes the plot with its far
cial situations. snappy lines and good
comedy This must be seen to be
appreciated
The second act opens with a gar
den scene and here Miss Mildred
Crawford will dance Summer"
wonderful season Of the year. After
this fitting introduction Mrs. Car
penter will sing, "Old Fashioned
Garden" and will be assisted by the
girls of that chorus.
The next feature of the show is
Garden in Holland" which will be
sung by Hattie B. Wyatt, assisted by
chorus Of pretty girls in typical
dutch costumes.
The Mckenzie Brothers do a black
face comedy and dance act that is a
guaranteed cure for the blues. See
them
Mack Sennett has made name for
himself through his ever popular
bathing beauties Since the public
likes them, Phil Lewis is to appear
with a bathing chorus and sing
Please" The Greek ballet and a
beautiful tableau picture will close
the show. If you have not yet got
your tickets you should arrange for
them at once. as they are going fast.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-10-14

Don't fail to see our Summer Re-
sort bargains in pianos and player
pianos. Grinnell Bros, 230 State ST.,
Alma, Opp. Brainerd Hospital.-adv
Six oct. Kimball organ, high top,
bevelled mirror, oak case, fine con-
dition $500, $500 down, $500
monthly, stool free. Grinnell Bros,
230 State ST., Alma, opposite Brain
erd hospital
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-10-14
SALE OLE HORSES

At my farm sale one mile east and
one-half mile north Of Ashley on
October %, will sell ID head Of
young draft horses. All are sound
and each one a good one.
CLIP Leroy Carroll, Prop.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-10-14
NOTICE

Fred J. Whitney has purchased the
real estate Of Way. Murray. Whitney
and Hoard and has moved the office
to 4l0S Main ST., St.-Louis, where he
will continue the business and solicits
your continued patronage.
68-4-p. Fred j. Whitney.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01

Tins Sic alloers getporoen Sb babe
ale Befnnute u1o NertpanoR aufge.
iudt, nber#es fiirb niisdbtti mebr Die al
ten. Der arieg bat abgeifnmpft, fell
nnbr1Iog Iebt man 6abin. 8e11n n11s
nidt 9ilfe bon nllben 3nteill niro, III
nnier Rirhentum ur0 Deutibtum
rettnngslos bent nnterga1g gelpeibbt.1
Snfolge Des Darnieberliegens Der
mirtimaftlinen 8nitdlbe, 1T cine 8er-
teuernng aler 2ebensmitteI ei1getre-
ten. Merorten berridt Malgel an
@obIen nn6 Mrbeitslofigfeit 1T alIge-
mein. Mabrunggmittel feblen 6ernna-
hen, oaB @inoer uno alte Berionen
benz Gobe III Die Mr11e getrieben lner-
ben.
Grob Ser Drobung, 4onfiSfation
bes @eiammtper1togens ODER Die 60
oesitrafe IN M~ntDenbung al bringen,
muenn MIDI: baIb geregelte nmlfanbe
eiintreten, 1T bag Chaos geblieben nnb
Der neutrality-suspicious. 8a0ereiDsfi bat
it'd aenofigt eeieben ieinen Nbidieo
gu nebmet.
Duirfen mir Die Bolen 6eutlber Mb=.
ltammung ibrem SbidiaI Mberlaiien?
Die Sa11oe, bic ms NIT ben Notlei-
oenoen Nolens, Dolfiid unb firhlib,
berbinoen, inD 6erart Dob Elm fDlte-.
matildes 3utperfegeben 5peds 2i11oe.
rnr1q bes glerbs geboten iheint.
Sic 2utberaner 8olens bnben Der
2utberiiden @iIHe Mmerifas man-
den SnngIing 5lr MuSbiIoung fir
bag 8re6igeramf augetpieien. 8iele
Muspanoerer aus Dem rnberen Sui
liid=8olen in6 aufridtige @lieoer
unierer @}emeinpen. Durd 8ermitt=
lung bon Bnifor M~ngerifttein, Der re-
aen 8erfebr nit @ertrefern unierer
SDnooen u11terbieH, 1T Die &irbe
Bolens Dor bojGigem Mnbeimfallen an
Ben Rationalisml1s benabrt geblie-
ben.
lin Ser Scot IN Yolen a~b5nbelfen,
bat ser Undergraduate, Der I'M Sbnt-
ten Der Mrgeriteiniben Stride geborert
un6 8a]toren 8olens al eine1 geab-
perpan6ter 5dbH, cine &Ifsaftion
i1s Merf gelebt, I'M @el6er, Nabr-
.unggmittel nnb &lei6rngsftnde fir.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
Der Kincer1iterS in
Denti4lanS.

Ser beriibmte baniibe @eIebrte
@eorg 8ranoes bot ieinem befannten
8ube Ser 8eltfrieg1 nl111n1ebr cine
5ortiebung folgen Iaiien, Die ct Ser
Gragobie 5tpeiter Sell" nernt. Das
Bud lit 0ns @erf zines fpabrbaft fret
en- @eiites> obne Surdt un6 EaoeI..
Inter ben urbtbaren 8abrbeiten, Die
GREGG 8ran6es IN einem neuer Ser
fe Der &elt enfbiiut, lit 6as &apitel
Ser @inhermorb" bon gernbe3u err
i9iitternoer 8irfung. 8eorg 8rnnoes
i1reibt IN ieinem nel1e1 8ube a11.ei-
ner Steue:
ussm gbangelium Mattbai ftnoet
liA befanntlib cine bon 5ablreiAen
Malerr Multrierte, frouume 2egenoe
bon ei11em getpiiIen Sero6es, Der aus
Berger bnriiber, baB ibm Das Sel1s=
firb aus 8etblebem entibliipft NOR,
ale fleinen &inber mnter atpei Sabren
in bielem 5t6btben ermoroen lieB.
Do Betblebem beute 1000 gintpobner
5abf unb int MItertl1m mobl fnum
bnlb 10 bieI batte, 10 fam bic 3obl
Ser Rin6er, Die iid5 unter 5tpei Snbren
befanbel1, ni6t gar groB getpelen iein,
lo6aB Die M0rber feine HbergroBe Nr.
bet bntte11. @6tte nber Der g%enannte
Sero6es nnf Der 9Dbe Der mooernen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01

Elm Morber aud mr. ei11en Singer
Bate riiibren miifien. uno 90 gibt es
2eute, sic ben Jortidritt be8tpeifelnl
gg feblt ibnen eben Der Sinn ffiiir bic
nnbeitreitbarem unb undtpeifelbnften
tedniiden 8erbeiferungenl1
5n oieier ironifd}en 8eiie beleub-
tet Der berIbnte odniide &iitorifcr
Die ein5elnen Borgange beg Rrieges
uno 0es Mbiblniies 0es .2ngenfrie-
bens.1 8ir bnben bier oag u1partei-
i(be 3eugnis zines NeutpaIen inbe5ng
off gIodnbe nnb &inbermoro. Mle
.6ns AusbnngerungsiDitem in Deutfb.
lamb nadtpirf Dnpon aaeugen Die
9l1roerttauienoe bon Jdiiaen bon Sim
berfranfbeiten nit fotlidem Musgan-
4ge.
llnb nit ieoeu Gage fritz eg flarer
berbor, 0aB bier MIR mebr Mmeritd
5ilfe nno @ettung bringen ttann.9 au-
ieroe uno Mbertauienoe bon oeutiden
Rinoern ner6en iekt bnrb Die bin
lbergeianoten Milhpraparate Dem
iiheren 8ooe entriiien. Dennod aber
foDnnen mir feinen Mugenblid onriber
I'M 3tpeifel iein bob Die geiunoe grt-
midll1ng Ser oel1ti6en Sugenb nno
Der ~fom1nueroen beutiden Generation
nur baourb aaein iidergelteut per-
Den fam, 6aB mir es benz beutlben
8olfe err10gli6en, ielbit tpieoer ge-
aiiigeno Milb 1lnb 8utterfeH al er-
5eugen, nm meniglters Dem fun6a-
mentalen 8eoirfniife 6es Bottles ge-
nuigen 5u foinrten. 9eutibIoro aber
fam - baruber finb ale 4enrer Der
@erbdltniiie flnr - MIR oann tuieoer
I'M eiact1en 2ar1De bos bringen0ite 9e-
oarfnis bon MiIh un6 Butter oedeti,
men11 e bm eritens ert110glidt miro,
leinen total oegenerierten 8iebbeitarb
aus Mmerifn ibneuitens Itarf 81 err
adtin5en, nnb mern 5tpeitens Wittel
uno 0ege gefunoen tperoen, iofort
uudp Die notmenbigiten &raHfuttermit-
tel rie6er aug Amerifa be5ieben 5n
%foi'nne1,, 6amit bie 2eiit11ng beg nod
rorDan6enen Btebes geboben per0et
ffnr1l1.
She Mmerican DnirD Cattle Cont
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
2lufrnf!

Dnses I'M @eltplnn gnglnuos 1iegt
ben 6eutidfpredenben Bolferbeltano~
tell nler Climber aus5uidaltem mers
ben Die Deutlden Bolens brnngialirt,
I'm 6ns Mnfgeben oeg DeutiGtims
I'M 8oleutum 5uitan0e 5u bringen.
8erInde, Die Musmer5ung Der 0enf-.
iden Sprade Dur9 MabifnImiHel ber-
beiaufubren, iinb an Der Sagesor6-.
=nul1g. Dentlbe 8ripati1ulen mer-
ben gepaltiam geibloiien. Nrbeiter
nit 0eutiden Namen fi1ben feline M11<
iteGung INN nuf 6ieie Beiie bend
@rn11oiab De1ttihe inb 9nirger 3tDei-
ter &Inife, @3etpibf 81 beridafen. 9a
DeutfbpSein glei6beoeuteno 1T nit
2utDeriihpSein, bot Die Stride Der
Reformation Diel Mnfeinb1ng a11s
5uiteben.
81 Diieien 2ei6en benen nnfere
@lal1bensgenolien infolge ibrer Mbb-
~totnn1lll1g nnb Religion a1sgeiest
lno, geiellen ib Bic Nahneben .oes
&rieges, Bic Das ga113e 2a1b IN WaO11iits
lei0enfhaft geaogen.
@eben mir eii11e1n Mnger5elgen bas
Wort-uggorigen Mo11ot mar id ii.
2o63 1ln6 Mlernt1orop, 100 idf) mir Die
@rieggffdd6er nnfeben tponte. s. NET,
mas baben Sic nrr1en Neeniden bier
d1lgbaItel1 miiienl Biele Sduier lie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
Oitertitereeit.

9spd, liest bie Melt IN 0au1na'r1ag
eingebiiat,
Wleidl mie IN blafie Nebeuldlleter,
Bon 2ebensbro6eua IL bic 2nft erfaut
ltnb non Der Nbnlna eirer belrea
S6eier.
9pd5 iieb, es tritt bic Soune lett her
bnr,
Mns @nrpnrpolfen lire Strable1t
1rinsen;
Gam einen 8lofent0ne nd a'1I1
-. ghor, ......
lin, i,belnb Ia1t Bic 2aifte 81 Sard)-
idauinsea.
> Gtergludeu, tragt es onrd bic
@elt-
Ser Serr, Scr 6eilano 1T no1, SOD
eritanben!
Gaat e. SEN @olfer nnb benz 9tii1.
melsselt,
9af e. serettet uns aus id)meret1 oan
Ben.
Midt Ianaer meilt e. In Ses VraDes
Nadt,
ST itieg en,pDr sltln bober 9t'atiitel
be1tte,
Sort ,peilt er jekt in Serrltd)fett NM
&radt,
gIs tetrer 6pbn, an ieines Buffers
seite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
GirelersRilfe!

Ole SCOT Der Stun0e for0ert prompz
tie 6ilfe. Dieie nadtbiten paar Wtonate
tuerben bruben Sic iblimmiten letn;
henn bieIorrate Der letten grnte l1no
aufge5ebrt, big gum @inbr111gen Ger
re1,en. grnten fan11 MIR Mmer1fa bell
fen.
Die idnealte, biligite uno 1iderlte
Wetbooe, ieRt oriiben Nabrnngsm1ttel
an perteileu, lit ourh Die Sooper1ben
s.;sooo Drafts." Man erlpnrt Die I'm.
iiderbeit Der langen Neiie, man er'
mart bic gransportfoiten nro mon
meiB. oaB tatiddlib ieoer Gent tyr
nen Mnfauf BON Nabrungsm1tteln
permenoet miro. Die arnerita11111e
aommilliom bat oriiben 0~ieoerlasen
pou NabrungsmiHeln eingeribtet,a1ts
bielen peroen OUT 8or5etge1t ell1es
.ssooo Draft" Die Saben gel1e1erf.
9as unternebmen bot Die Santt1o1
Der amerifaniiben 1otDie Der betref.
ienoen europdiiden 8egieru11gen, n1to
aur Siderung itebt binter ibr o1e
Imericar 8anfers' Alioctat1o11. ore
Reiterbef6roerung Don ben 3entral-
5teaen an Die enogiiltigen Aorellen ge-
ihiebt ourd 11
ginpernebmen nit ben borttgen Hes
aierunaen. Ser gmpfang Der Nab-
rlnasmittel miro bon europa quit
tierf, o0er Der 41iiufer beg nSooo
Crafts" erbalt fem @el6 5urud.
Die 8reile Der Nabrnngsmlttel 1ir1o
iebr nieorig, lire quite Analtat tp1ro
Ourda Die @ontmiiIion garant1erf vs.
Iieaf aIio fein @run0 gege1l ben @ez
brauh oiefer .6oob Drafts0 por;; oil
leg fpridt 6afur. j !
..sSooo Drafts" iinb IN ieoer Banf
al SO ooer $50 fdnflid. 2aBt lie.
ansiteaen au @uniten BON NlDelm
greil, giirgermeiiter bon Snnsbrud,
oDer Mroreas 9ofer 8nno, Wtilelita-
itraBe %, Sn11sbrud, n11o Idiot re
an Sic 3entraIftelIe Der giroler.9nfe,
Or, 6ror5 Bfiiter, 14O4 Wfa1elftc.
Bldg, Wt1lapn11tee.
SIS lit iest audi on Der Set, Sfce1g.
1teaen Ser girpler 9ilfe gu grll11oer.
lleberan i'm 2anbe fonen folde 3fpe1gs
5teaen anfbliben. Bir babe11 u1ls Dem
Mnbreas Sofersgun6e mgeidlolle111
1tf1b molen 11idt ruben, Big Ons Sebe1l
III ser alten Seimat fpieoer ertrdglih
gefporoen 1T. Sbreibt uns, ODER ifidt
itt,s Moreifpn, no 83neigffeaen u10g.
lid fino. Bir f0r1nen Jlugbldtter
nlo ionitieeg MateriaI CUR %erfiga1e
fteHen.
5henft uns eine1r nSooo 9rnft"
fir bag bungern6e EiroIl
Der Mugfdub fir giroler-@iIfe:
81. M1iooIf 9@Riieoer.
81. Srau5 8fiiiter;
5rit SaIpaoori.
mer fir iid ieIbi MIR FEB, II arm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01
Sic olloeroen Deuflden ii golen 81

inmnpeln.
Ga bas 8uitnnoefon1men zines
8erbar1oeg beutiher Gintpn116erer aus
Golen angeitrebt tniro, tpdren mir
iebr 0anfbnr, menr man uns Na.
men uno Mopeiien bon Berfonen oelt.
ider RationaIitat 5uitelen tpiirooe, Sc.
rem Wiege IN 9o1en geitanoen.
DRlan aoreiiiere:: Heb. Otto gngeI,
8or 81, Hanoolph Wisconfin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01

DaB, ME =. aeppler es nusoriidt,,
gbriltns nid3t MIR Der Menldbeit
2eio auf lih nabm, oionbern, mas
unen6Iih 0~rldenoer. Der Menidbeit
SduIo, bic piie Elm aYseffbullG ibn nm.
Egab unb i'm ME Musllab beoedte.S ein
1ebeu mar III bolem 5inne Sbnl0.
Ieioen.1 Dag min DoDle nidt gelten.
lalIen.s Da mar bod iogar Niesidfe.
pieI .ebrIider, Der Die gebentung
oes 2ebens urD M 5terbenS
gbrilti als 5ibneah erfan1h ,l11o
troboem jhmdbte als er ihrieb:
v@enn mir zines Sonntagmorgens
sic often @loden Drummer bofen, oa
ragen pir u11ss 1T es mr. mDglliidf
Dies gilt einemsbo 3tpei Snbrtaule n-
Sen %aefreu5igten S1oen, melber iiag-
tie, CT lei @ottes 5obn.1 uSSemano, Der
iei1e Singer fem 8lut trinfen beibbt;1
~. u5nnloen, an eiinem Soft Deriibf,
nar o;,,on, esensa;4s-n sic @p5tnIf.
Sss are,,aos ia gnmhoI inr1itfpr1 81
nor peit n,pThs SIC gpifimm,,nn ,nrb
n;a gh,nah Sea @rp,,aps nich4 mphr
faant MO 5ho,e,.IiI mont ma hipg
anea Mo ma Spm Mrnbp ,1rnIfen Ser.
aannanho;t n - men5hIihps gIa11.
,,an5hl;hes a f96l Donn nber bat
msahsMe Spn frpnpIhnften M11,t. Ser
ganIp nnS aohne noh fehlt. hen Muf
oriGoIIen >, Ini{pn Z. @ott st toDtl
Gar 11ehprn,pn5h Ipbt,1 0en5eIben
Eghl,,s miiRfen eioentIih arh aoboe
1,n6gnnip ,1nb sic nnberen 5pirifi-
ten siehen "a. DonIe nerrat ioaar
nm, Io;ie n,ohir hip Mpifo npht NOM,
o. 5%rpiht. mon fonn feline @ered-
+;,fo;+ o~rfonmen - p;rp,n Shfpr hnrfh
Merfrpf,,nn md - nprn @otte. Ser
tx n,,rh ON inIdps mitfpI ner5Ghnen
SS+
80. -. m,re. S.,, N.fr.,, o+en
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-01

Sonberbdr, mie Die @eididte iid
tpieoerbplt. 8ns Bic Staliener beate
iiber Sic Serben iogen, ift gendu bas-
feIbe, mag nod benz 8oppelmorb bon
@eraieno IN @ien uber fic gefdgt
Dur6e. Mber 6nma1s polte niemnn6
eg aIn1lbet1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
FOOD PRICES CUT BY
DU POINT CHAIN HOTELS
Five Join Three Restaurants in
Big Cut; Indictments
Sought in Boston.

New York, Oct 2s.-Five Of New
Works largest hotels and three we'll
known restaurants have siunified their
willingness to Join in the war against
high food prices by material decreases
in their menu prices. according TO Armin
" Riley. head Of the governments 8
SQUADRON investigating cases Of profiteer-
ing in food in this city.
In some cases the reductions amount
to more than 30 per cent on the prices
charged up to this time The Waldorf
Astoria. the McAlpin, the elarldge. the
Annex and the Woodstock are the hotels
which have agreed to cut down their food
prices The Cafe Savarin, the Fifth
Avenue and the Yates restaurants agreed
also 10 make the price cut.
Kenneth C. Kirkland counsel for the
hotels and restaurants mentioned. noti-
fed Mr. Riley today Of their Willingness
10 reduce food prices The former price
Of 81 50 for a table d'hote At the Wal
dorf gives way 20 the new price Of 81 30,
which goes into effect immediately The
Claridge likewise announces reduction
from 81 60 for the regular dinner to s2 30,
and the McAlpin from s4.25 10 81
Similar reductions are being made on
prices quoted on the menus for other
meals in the hotels mentioned and the
three restaurants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
RAIN FROM CLEAR SKY.
Falls on Patch 0f Farm for Weeks s-- Mys-
terry to Scientists.

Parkersburg. WA. Oct. 28.-Through
n froak of nature on the farm Of NJ. =.
Hileman, near Central. rain has boon
falling for moro than two weeks on
patch of ground about 20 feet square.
Scientists have come from far and near
to examine the phenomenon, but so lar
none has been able to offer any explnnn
tion. Tiny drops constantly fall wlthin
the small area At times the rain ~ like
heavy drizzlc and at other times the drops
are clearly defined and fall very rapidly
The heaviest fall of water appears To be
near the four corners Of the square. Day
and night the rain continues and shows nc
signs of abatement, even when the SKY
overhead is perfectly clear.
Hileman states that when he buil'
his home. which is near the raining zon 9,
several wears ago, he found feet OF
sand on top of clay foundation. THIS
sand is damp and retains its moisture ano
IL s his theory that, on recount OF tn
hot weather this moisture rises into TN
air. where il is condensed and then re
turns to the earth.
he perpetual rainfall has proved
| bonanza for him. So many visitors hav
| come TO see the phenomenon that he de
| cided to charge an admission fee oil z
| cents to all sghtseers. Last Sunday NOR
| than 600 paid to got peep at IT. Meteor
| ologists are expected TO visit Hilemsn
rain this week IN an effort 10 reach
| solution Of the mystery.