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The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
WANDERER SINGS ON GALL0WS AS BLACK STROUD DROPS
]. X. REPPA BEGINS
DAMAGE PROCEEDINGS

East Chicago. political campaign
which has been waxing warmer each
day with a proportionate increase in
the percentage of mud-slinging. took
a new turn today when John X. Reppa
republican candidate for Mayor hled
three damage suits against members of
the opposition in the Superior court
at Hammond
The defendants charged with circulat
ing slanderous statements, are Charles
Pitzele. George Lupean and William
Messex. Mr.. Reppa demands $4,000
damages from Pitzele and $4,000 each
from Lupean and Messex.
Reppa cites that he is secretary of
the Twin City Savings and Loan AS
ISOLATION, president of the East Chica-
go State Bank and president of the
First Securities Co. and that his repu-
tation n the city for honesty and fair
dealing is valuable asset in his bust
ness.
Charles Pitzele is said ia have ad-
dressed an audience on September 20.
and made the statement on which the
action for SANDER against him is based
The complaint quotes him as follows.
j Is Reppa. four years ago when
ne ran for mayor was broke. He spent
somebody's money. The people Of
oklahoma were afraid their money was
lost. Whenever I will say something
l viii always mention the names. One
fellow came out by the name of Mate
Zivcich and put up $4,000 to save ]. x.
Reppa from Michigan City"
BY Oklahoma is meant the Fourth
ward OF East Chicago. Mr.. Reppa
says that the speaker meant to infer.
and the audience understood 1t so, that
he had been saved from the peniten-
tary by the timely aid of Mr.. Zivcich.
The complaint against George Lu-
pean is based on affidavit which Lu-
pean is said to have composed. sworn
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30

to and published. A copy OF the af-
1davit whicn was given wide circula-
tion is included IN the complaint In
it Lupean says that he borrowed $500
from the Twin Cities Savings and Loan
Association through Mr.. Reppa, giving
as security d mortgage on his home.
He says he made payments for twenty
four months at the rate of $50 a month.
When the $3.50 had been paid he says
he asked Mr Reppa what the balance
due was Reppa Informed him it was
$500, meaning. the plaintiff says, to
give the impression that he, Reppa,
was overcharging him $3.50.
The affidavit continues to state that
Lupean borrowed $500 from Riley
bank and paid off the notes. The af-
fiant says: When / paid off the notes
each month. four in number. saw Mr.
Reppa tear the stamps off and pa.
them in the drawer OF the table. I did
not cancel the stamps or see them can
celled."
BY this Anal statement. Reppa says,
Iupcan was giving the impression that
he was tearing revenue stamps off of
notes in order to use them again.
William Messex IS charged with hav-
ing given circulation TO the Lupean
story on September 10 He is quoted
as having said:
Nj Lupean borrowed the sum o:
$500 from Mr.. Reppa. He paid twenty
four notes of $40 each amounting to
$3.50 ard then Mr.. Reppa made him pay
$500 more when he paid off the loan.
know personally these charges arc
true Before this | always thought
Mr.. Reppa was an honest man. Now
I know he is not. know several
other crooked deals that Mr.. Reppa put
over I intend to give them TO the
public before this campaign is over"
The suits were filed this morning by
Attorney c Z Tinkham of Hammond
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
(BULLETIN)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SrRWcEI
CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-An acute
crisis in the railroad labor situa-
ton throughout the United States
was believed drawing nearer to-
day as the 81 general chairmen of
the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men returned to their respective
districts to lay before the brother
hood members the result of the
strike ballot counted here during
the last three days.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
CROWN POINT GIRL
IS BADLY HURT
Woman Autoist Knocks
Child off Pony Under
Wheels Of Machine.
TspEcIAL 10 The rfNEst

CROWN POINT, IND, Sept. 30
Mary Elizabeth Baldwin. the ten year
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J j.
Baldwin was quite badly hurt on Wed
nesday night when an automobile driv-
en- by Mrs. Hattie sawards ran into
the F'held pony which the Baldwin
girl was riding knocking her off and
under the wheels of the machine a
deep cash was cut in her head which
necessitated several stitches. Her
body was bruised by the fall and con
tact with the machine. The accident
happened in front of the Wendell Green
House on North streH.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
MUCH LABOR TROUBLE
ABROAD IN i. S.

WASHINGTON. Sept so - Despit,
widespread unemployment the depart
ment of labor is now confronted with
more labor troubles than at any time
since the armistice. Secretary of Labor
Davis announced today.
The department has SO strikes. wh'sA
it has been asked to settle. the see7t-
tary stated. The majority of these
strikes have been caused by wage re
ductions.
Lack of conciliators is hindering the
department in its work ot settling the
controversies, the secretary said. and
volunteer concTliators have been i'm.
pressed into service.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
SOUTH BEND POLICE
FIND MAN MURDERED

SOUTH BEND, IND. Sept 3o-Po-
lice were today bending every effort TO
solve the mystery of the murder OF
Mike Rams. whose body was found lay
ing on LaSalle street bridge about ono
o'clock t-iis morning. Sergeant Luther
attracted by shots in the vicinity of the
bridge hurried to the scot and found
the body 1t is believed - INA is vic
tim of an italian .blackhand" gan> that
has been operating in northern Indiana
one suspect has been arrested, but he
has refused to give his name
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
(BULLETIN)

fINTERNATlONAL NEWS sFPVlCEi
COLONlA BEACH. Va, Sept.
30.-Attracted by the cries of
children. neighbors today went to
the home of DR.. D. Eastlake here
today and found the body of Mrs.
Eastlake. with the head severed
and the limbs badly mutilated. A
bloody hatchet and knife were
found near the body. Eastlake,
who had left his home early this
morning, was summoned to appear
before a coronors jury. He made
no statement.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
PACKAGE
AFTER SIX YEARS
U. S. Postman Delivers Par
cells Mailed in 1915.

Gus Mette 123 Manila avenue. Ham
mond. went to South America Ia ~
cember 1914 a few months after his
departure a package was mailed to
Mette from Chicago. lie was in the
rubber Jungle Of Brazil the very heart
Of the South American continent. The
package went back and forth in tn,
mails ana finally was delivered 70
Mette. Sept. Il. this year. a his home
in Hammond. 1t was in the mails six
years.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
(BULLETINl

IIhLE7NAT NEWs sERvIcEl
DUBLIN. Sept 30.-Eamonn
de Valera this afternoon accepted
Premier Lloyd Georges invitation
to a peace conference in London
on October ! l. Announcement of
De Valeras S acceptance was made
following the meeting of the Sinn
Fem cabinet which had discussed
De Valera reply to the premier
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
= ~ &zcT% % 81 -, RA,r1Ac Z 7
- Z - II u - = e. o

this morning by motor truck from
New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more. Their sponsor. Urban Le-
doux, Shepherd of the Shorn
Lambs of Labor, announced they
will picket the national unemploy-
ment conference this afternoon
and later will sit at the thresh-
hold of the White House"
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
(BULLETIN)

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. 80. =
Ten thousand Negro employees in
southern railway centtrs. including
Atlanta. Birmingham. Dallas, Lit
tie Rock, Memphis. Nashville. New
Orleans. Knoxville and Chatta-
nooga today were ordered to or
ganize Immediately and affiliate
18th the SIX shops crafts unions.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
(PULLETIN)
IRRATIONAL NEWS SERvlcEl
nJDI &c So,t an

Is ENNNI iONAL NEWo otHFI~LI
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 80. =
On the heels of the fixing by the
State Board of Tax Commission
ers of two mill tax levy for the
purpose of meeting a deficit in the
teachers retirement fund. the
State Board Of Accounts today re-
vealed a net deficit of $l66.6 "a
in that fund. The two mill levy
will raise less than $120,000.00.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
(BULLETIN)

BERLIN. Sept. 30.-Ihe Ger
man-American peace treaty was
ratified by the reichstag today
The reichstag committee on for
eign affairs on its report on the
treaty had recommended ratihca-
tlon.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
THREE INJURED IN
TERRE HAUTE STORM

TERRE HAUTF IND. Sept. 30
Three persons are suffering serious in
juries today as result of wind storm
which swept across Indiana, attained
cycfonic velocity here last night and
did property damage mounting to thou
sands of dollars. Harry Lewis and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Graft, were injured
when the wind demolished the Q. NJ
Click automobile shop and hurled wreck
age into the automobile they occupied
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
LIGHTNING BOLT
HITS BABY BLIMP

DAYTON. O., Sept. so.-The Baby
Blimp" prize of McCook field, was des-
troyed by terrific explosion at $50
this morning. caused by a bolt Of
lightning The hangar at Wilbur
Wright field where the new acquisi-
tion to Uncle Sans ,air forces was
housed. was completely wrecked. No
one was injured. due. to the hour at
which the lightning struck
The Blimp was built at Akron by the
Goodyear Company.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
NOTICE To ENCAMPMENT
MEMBERS OF I. o. o. F..

John A. Logan Encampment will
journey to Crown Point Saturday. Oct.
1. to participate in instituting a new
encampment, the deGree staff to con-
fer the Golden Rule degree All mem
bers viii meet at Calumet Hall NJ
1890 p m Buses will leave at l D m
ADV. 1901
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
NOTICE

Republican meeting Lafayette
School Auditorium. s p. m. Saturday
Oct. 1st. for the purpose of organizing
the voters of the Third ward Good
music. Good speaking. 1902
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30

sensational hearing. He Won two re-
prieves, one when William r. Nc
Cauley, state commander of the Am
erican Legion, appealed in his behalf
Every agency Of the law, includes the
state supreme court, the state board of
pardons and Gov. Small upheld the YER
dict and sentence.
SO Wanderer died today.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
MASONIC NOTICE

Mckinley Lodge No. 712.
There will be Master Mason
degree Saturday beginning
at 1880 0. m
Z. ". NILES, Secy
o-30-2
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
(BULLETIN)

CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-Christo-
pher Riebold, 29. of Marion, Ind.
was taken into custody early to-
day as a suspect in the Staying of
Fred Christensen. cashier of the
Glen View State Bank. He was
to be questioned concerning bis
whereabouts al the time of the
killing. Riebold is said to have
escaped from an asylum for the
insane in Indiana two months
ago.
(BULLETIN)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. =
Fifty human documents of un-
employment reached the capital
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
THEN CAME THE BIG IDEA

Why not burn It down? Everybody
at heart is j fire fan People VIII 81
miles 20 ZEE / big bssze AS advcr
tising proposition the fire would be
worth $4,000 Get the people out to
cur beautiful subdivision and they will
be sure to want our lots.
So the fire was decided upon. The
permission of the fire chief was secur-
ed The windows and doors and any
thing else of value were removed. And
there the building scands, out in the
middle of a large tract; awaiting its
doom next Sunday.
DO you want a quick fire or q slow
fire." said Chief Mil. If you want a
slow fire, start 1t in the roof If you
want a quick fire. start II in the base
nent where the fla hes will quickly run
up the partition"
The quick FIRE was decided on so as
to make IL a greater spectacle The
thousands who will see this fire will be
shown how little 1t takes TO destroy q
big building. In this particular the
fire will be a lesson in fire prevention
The big sale OF lots starts Saturday
morning at ten o'clock. There is TO be
a continuation of the sale on Sunday
from nine o'clock in the morning on
The house will be burned down during
the afternoon.
There will be a corps of statesmen on
all parts of the big tract to take care
of customers who have picked out
lots Each lot Is to be carded and the
possessor of the white card hae an op-
tion on the lot until he can get TO the
tract office to get an earnest money re
ceipt
Two busses have been hired TO fur
nish free transportation TO the sale.
These busses will run back and forth
on Calumet avenue and Holman street
and stops will be made at any street
intersection on either Calumet avenue
or Holman street Saturday and on
Sunday
1t is expected that the easy terms
and the fact that a great building boom
is at hand, boom which win result
in the building of house on every va
cant lot. wiz. result in the sale of prac-
tically all of the lots in the subdivision
Woods, Martin & Co. announce that
everything is ready for the big sale.
Even the big bonfire.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
MADISON
TERRACE
BONFIRE
Realty Men will Burn Down
Old Homestead AS An
Advertisement.

A two story seven room house is
to be burned to the ground at Madi-
son Terrace on the afternoon of sun
day, October ., as an advertising pro-
position. 1t viii be the biggest bon
fire Hammond has ever seen. 1t is eX
pected that 5000 people VIII be on
had to see the big blaze
Fire Chief William Min went over
the ground yesterday to ascertain
whether or not there would be any
danger TO adjacent property. The
nearest house is over a block away
and the chief declared there would be
no danger.
The novel and original idea of burn
ing the building was evolved by Roscoe
K. Woods. who was casting about for
something to attract a crowd
There was the old homestead of the
property. The necessity for remoling
1t to make way for new modern homes
was apparent. 1t was so old and rickety
that 1t would not stand moving. The
timbers that were in it were so old
that the building was not worth tearing
down to get them out AS kindling wood
the place was not worth over $4,000 and
tearing It down would hitter up the
place.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
HIS FOURTH BLACK FRIDAY

The spirit OF that bundle of dirty"
rags" which had laid unclaimed for
months in the morgue. arose from it's
Potter's Field greve to demand an
eve for an eye" Wanderer was con-
victed Of first degree murder and on
his fourth Black Friday, April 10. he
was sentenced to death
A desperate effort was Immediately
launched to save him from the gall
lows. a jury found him sane after a
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight, possibly light frost
n iowlands of north portion, sntur-
day generally fair and somewh hat
warmer.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-30
xorHxH KILLS HERSELF

she shot herself to death that Gay
e.razed by the apparition of her dream
Fate ruled that her vision of seven
.~ar. ago should come true today
wandered died on the fifth Black
Friday of his life.
re plotted his wife's death on the
1rs+ Black Friday. hiring the ragged
stranger in Chicago's loop to stage
a fake holdup that he might be hero
in his wife's eyes. On the next night
in June, 1920. the poor boob" follow
ed Wanderer and his wife home from
a theater.
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the Panhandle Christian Endeav~
Union convention IN Hereford August
g. u and ~. both with delegate ana
speakers on the program.
Rev Roy Rutherford. pastor % me
First Christian Church. viii leld the
song service. on August 90 The urN
night. Rev. r. Thomson pastor Or me
Central Presbyterian Church. VII sp'in
on -Four Fundamental Principles "
Christian Eudeavor'
Russell Burget ~ Amarillo chairman
a. The district publicity committee. "iI
speak aturday morning Dn fuhl' ~.
a Key 20 Door ot Opportunity Judge
Raw G. johnson ~ Amarillo VIII ais'
speak Saturday morning bis subject
being. citizenship and G. J.. -Four
square
Mr.. Burget VIII also have charge ~
taking orders Tor literature and sailf-
day uieht will tell OF the Christian IN.
deavof World and Southwestern Ne"s.
The Amarillo delogHtes VIII close tht
convention hy giving a play sunday
nphf
Tentative G. y District Program
August ~. 81 -, i'@l'
suhjeci-"Chrisiian EndeaSWr Four
square
MembershIp
Fundamental Principles
Action
Goals for is2l22
FRIDAY.
400 m Picnic.
sIGp.m -Preconventinn prayer H'ry
ice-Mra } y, SHARP.
7aop m Song Service Rev Ro'
Rutherford Amarillo
74sp m-'Four square Campaign -
y l.. Huppcrty fold seuoinry.
s06p. m.-"Folks HDwdy T. T. Ne
Donald
s10p. m Response hy diHtricia
sop Announcements
Offering.
Appointment ~ committees.
$40 D Song
s40p. ml--"Four Fundamental rllncI
Piles o. Christian Endnyot Rev
r. Thomsen Amarillo
SAT- EDAY
s00a m Quiet hour L. o.. walker
Dumas.
s20a Rpeort ~ district work
$40 a. m.-- Conference Goa g. r.. mNn
ods
&. y. Alumni
g r. and sunday School
Efficiency Campaign.
Monthly Service Themes
1910 a. m--SOng
1915 q M Publicity q Key 90 Door q
Opportunity Russell HurFH N
nullo
1ll0p mr. Decision Service
Quiet Hour Irene Hlnrhhur
Memphls
Tenth Legion otto Olsen. lln
ford
Pocket Testament League "
Hollis Galley. Hereford.
Personal work
ii.20a mt Graded Christian Endon
or"--ROy Nunn Hereford
1875 -Cuinonahip and G. y POI
square fJudrc Ray C. Johnso
IieniuA orders raRca rusa.
RurFei Amarillo
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
200 ~ Song service
Devotional George Mcsscurr
Friona
2l5 p. m -Greatosi Obstacle On IS,
~ q w. Progress NJ Hoppcrt
Ficll Secretary.
3l5 D. m.-lntcrmodiate Demonstrate
Program.
Opening song Onward Chrlstir
Soldiers
Song Service
Opening Talk-Christlnn President
l. e. y Goals Better Christian I'll
iuF-Lonnie Withorspoon
Better G. r. Meeting Jack We
Better Social Life Ethel Wumhlc
Better Prayer Llfe-Clydo carroll
Better knowledge Of The Eihlc--D'
oihy Shore
Better Soul Winning Ensults-T. a
irey Cox
Piano Solo-Fwnces Quinn
Sword nrill-By an.
Heading Floyd Wilson
Closng Tnlk-Nr Jackson
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Forty years q constant use ~ the
hes' prof a the effectiyensrs u
Whites Cream Nermifugs for erp.m.
iHs worms ~ children ~ adults. Price.
- Sid ~ RanG3l Drug CO.
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REPEAL N PROFIT
EFFECTIVE NEXT YEAR
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl

~ the Organization, at actual cost ana
plus necessary expenses
Other revislons provided that no
amusement tax rhnll BE- levied on ad.
missions AN the proceeds ~ which
insure cKrlusively 20 the benefits OF
positions in military ana naval service
90 TO- persons who have served in such
forces and are IN need. that the jew
elors tax ~ five per cent on eyoglasses
and spectacles and the manufacturer
'aN ~ five per cent on portable cleo
tr. fms shall b, repealed and that a
mK OF ten per cent shah be- imposed
Dn ln1ses fur cameras weighing not
more han 90 pounds.
Income Amended.
Provision D. also made that no suit
0r proceedings Tor collection ~ taxes
fse years after the date tho return n
nlsd.
Among amendments 20 Income tax
provisions BE- one permitting after De
rrmhcr % 1920. deduction of mel
luss from mot income from the succeed
.Hg t1Vh.o year n the net loss IL IN
excess 0f tho not income Tor the next
Hrlbl. gear toe hill provides that Tho
amount NJ suph oKcoHs shall be- allowed
ls deduction ln computing net tax
upumt. Tor th, gear f0r the present
LOSSES must D." mkcn for the year ~
which return be- made.
Another amendment drawn 10 meet
supreme court decision provides spo
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AGREEMENT IS ARRIVED
AND INCOME LEVY
At IN SALARY SLASH
CONTINUED FROM PhGE osrEl

zion working out a rep '1 bo slu.
uifted tomorrow The 81 .nmu.ltee
b. comuosed 81 Rcprese utt's John
LAWS ~ Dallas Eeaslcy Mccullough
Hall (Iaid and Henders " ION.
Tho senatorial fedisi g '.l was
Iugglnd around ln The J., iHn iolaF
considerably II wna I outright
brought hack 90 ife. AM f'o confer.
.ur, committee H nos Ing on f.
Ib. report viii he suhu TOMORROW.
Make Effort a. nish.
hFt ditch effort f. - ."Nl'
ing business ont ~ tI, inf Ad.
lurnmout tomorrow rs was made
tonight. when both brr.U.s nN.d night
sessions Among The important
bills pnasod fnHiN n House are
the mink bon worm i .H th" op.
t1m1rg tUI rcguaune .uou'e Oh.
optomeury The wit @ Did, pro.
hib.tng reversal ~ en- t'rtni'Ii.
tics hy the court ~ D.Hh Apo iF
Was killed u .hr Hon l"fN d ''
consider
Tho bin prohibiting 1850 'i'
bnlaud hain BOZ pur
Nas also passed nnn p 'H hN
Grating the uonitc.f Hp' 'iF
board
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SEVERAL AMARILLO PERSONS WILL
Be ON PROGRAM AT c. E. DISTRICT
MEETING IN HEREFORD NEXT WEEK

nj I u.nI Concert.
49,. ..I...,tiou nI...nt
......
g.Tttpr,,, -,frvfvC
-... 49,. $500.
r..,t,..,.t AL. I,.I.o NrNefIv,
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49,, - ,..,,.l,,,I,g Committee.
,I.,. ~ t,f,r.re
...... o.t n,.,d. a. d World
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...... p,.s.t Amarillo.
conc. .....I mua.r
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r..it s.,r.tars
gt-~rAy uopNfNC
s.oo, 4orp Service devotional
a, v.t..ra p.rr Led H. Mrs.
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FLOYD FARMERS PAY
BILLS WITH POULTRY

sueraI in Tho teeH
LOCkNEY. Trm1 Aug Do Al
preparations have boon completed ior
thr Floyd county pure bred hog ule
thli 81 10 o. held BOO Locfn'y August
g7 nud c1pioea Wr b,.ng mailed ont
tu M, farmers OF FLOYD ana adjoining
counties Tho commercial leagues and
tho county urrut Hro urging tho farm
.rs 90 diversity ana also give moro of
their attention 90 tho brood SOW. cow
and chickens w Floyd county hul
shipped several thousand dollars worth
Of hofH and poultry lhlH yur IN fact
lhcy hav. paid pi their grocery bills
from the proceeds az same ThH week
solid car of poultry moved to the
northern market.
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MRS. KINzDACH SAYS
SHE'S ENJOYING LIFE
, FIRST TIME IN YEARS

"f'm no. surprised that people praise
Tanlsc. f1r D. does exactly whit n"
say d viii o." nl Mr- Em KIM
bach. 2til Lyons Ave. Houston Texas
word. can hardly describe h.n mis
cradle ] was Cor four years. ar just
suffered n.l the time from stomach
trouble. lived ou the y.E Uehte1
f0oir. hu' stu nothing agreed with mc
and ] was uncomfortable fH hours
in my shoulders anG peck constantly
and was a1 nervous ] Euf uu'' ....p
o. n.Eht ana gas worried and ~l,ss
an day long Both uf husband tnd
myself were vtrY much alarmed over
my condition. which sermsd tD r"t
Vor- instead ~ better no matter huw
much ! tired 20 r,f relief
% r.-r Will forget t1, uirhf mt
husband brought home % bnffl, of Tan.
b.. fw mat VAS thn bse.uinr uf th'
end ~ my troubles u benefited m'
g. every wly n0W rff melfs. trE.ti.
lies and anything sIss Z SAINT without
ihe slightest suffering afterwards
have splendid appetite and every
thing tastes s0 good and . feel sD fine
at The Time that I'm enjoying Ife aa ]
haven't in mluy year
can icA from ihe way nay clothes
- Thar I'm gaining in WEIGHT righ'
along. ard J fee so strong and ul
Z" ilie ara energy that mf homework ia
laEi lie PLAY tD me now ifs just he
fpnd words On me- a. expires mF thanks
for ne relief TauEir brought ms
5lzt know lrs TIE best medicine ever
fuads and } hols fFerghadr in IInua
fou who suffers ~ ! did yIH take h.
to-"
Tsniae h lid In Anarinu hy ianda
Drug 60
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Salvation Army
Making Campaign
For Old Clothes

DlHtou clothing and shoes for
mon. women ana children are de
I,d B the salvation Army re- Z
i.. department Ans utnor articlog
uui can bo used in relief work nrel
Y.u ,sI,i Telephone 1868 and \
man win nll for the nrhcles
enid Salvation Army offlclnlsycs
t.dav.
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bucket of chrmH q"
Tho gifts az every J ..''hf
The NurWogl1ug ar .. Hnf I''
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-10-21
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TO Thompson & Gray will please call
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Der 8 when accounts not paid will be
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