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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-06-11
NEW SHIPPING
BOARD CHAIRMAN

Washington, June 3. President
Harding has appointed a. d. Laslker
Of Chicago chairman OF the shipping
board and Meyer Lissncc. OF Los
Angeles; r. V. O'Connor. New York:
Edward c. Pummer, Maine, Repub-
licans: Admiral Benson. Former Sen
ator Chamberlain, Oregon: Frederick
[. Thompson. Mobile. Democrats. 9TH
81. members
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-06-11
Pub-My-Tism kills pain.

Washington, June Z. = Secretary
Weeks has recommended for APP
Dointnent Rrigadier General Richards
of Pennsylvania as chief of the militia
bureau
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-06-11

Guliport, Miss, June 7.-Sherifi
HAYES announces that all Sunday blue
avs viii be enforced in the future.
Moving picture shows have been no.
tilted to stay closed SUNDAYS and
baseball is forbidden.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-06-11
eeS cures Deneue FeTer.

Washington, June THE visit of
Associate Justice Day TO the Dresi-
dent revives speculation concerning
the appointment Of Chief Justice to
the supreme court.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-06-11
. Rnb-My-Tfsrn cures sores

! washington, June Goal opera
,Sors opposed what they character
lied, as further governmental inter
fefenc at conference with the inter-
-i6r department..
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-06-11

Nashville, June Gifts Of three
million dollars from the general edu-
catsSa board-and the Rockefeller
foundation for Vanderbilt University
hare beer announced.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-06-11
GGG cures Bilious Fever.

Columbus. Ohio. June The sl1
prem. court upholtls the constitutions
ality Of the law prohibiting the teach-
ing Of German to students VINO nave
not completed the seventh grade.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-06-11

Ecnia. Ohio. June S.-Prosecutor
Williamson said the junvenile court
viii decide the fate Of James Blan3y
the -year-old boy who shot and
killed his eight-year Old brother, Nlr-
Gil. during quarrel.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-06-11

.Rah-My.nan kills Infection.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-06-11

eee cures a Cold quickly.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-06-11

power light III the JAN YARD as Il pie
caution against escape of prisoners.
He was directed to ascertain the cost
of installing such a light and mann
taining same, and report back to the
board.
Engineer Jeffords reported the loss
Of a mule during the last week. lie
stated that the county would not have
to purchase q new mule TO take the
place Of this one, as long as 1t had
the use Of rented mules. He also re
ported another mule in bad shape with
q sore shoulder. and advised that he
was negotiating trade tor this mule
Engineer reported q prisoner sick
with chronic bowel complaint, and
stated that he was Very little uSe to
the county chain gang work. He vas
directed to send this prigoner 10 the
psnitentiary
Cou-ty Attorney JENNINGS appeared
in connection with the suit OF ANNE
II. Bradford adnipiStratriX, estate OF
j. K Bradford against the county,
and stated that the plaintiff had a
judgment against the county n this
case for S $50. He had effected
compromise with thu. plaintiffs attor-
ncys for $4,000 and advised
settlement on this basis. The board
authorized settlement on this basis.
Thet clerk presented reports from
the State Board of Public Welfare on
the various institutions of the county,
which reports had been previously
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02

individual models fashioned from Chiffon Kenear Crepe Satin Francais Aovr Lace Silk and Tcoettes beautifully and artca trimmed modesA full of sizes and coorsONE IF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29
SISTERSV|LLE

S!st~rSvIlle. w Va. Oct. 2S.--SrR.
Jack Ktnkaid entertained Friday even
tng as q courtesy 70 Mrs. g. A. Mckay.
o: Tulsa. Okla. Bridge was the favored
diversion and an interesting session was
, followed by the serving Of a ln"heon
Of attractive appointments.
Mrs. James Nslll. OF Washington. Pa.
returned homo Friday. having been tho
guest for fortnight OF her daughter
Mrs. p. T.. Curran.
Mt and Mrs. John Gregory and chill
dr"n. % breckenridge. Texas. who have
hrsu guests OF h"r S:St4r. Mrs. e. D.
Eastman have Gonn :" Burton w. Va.
20 visit relatives,
Mrs W. J. Eeuensch wander WAS host
csc AT a / o'clock luncheon Friday after
noon. at her beautiful homo IN chelsea
street. 10 tho members OF the Aud
Lang Syne Club.
Miss Elsie Thrall. after an extended
vsi, with Miss Katherine jackson. loft
Thursday afternoon for her homo In
New York city.
Mrs. a. +. Freoland. who has been
the quasi OF relatives and friends In
GAINESVILLE. Br"men ard columbus. O..
Is expected 10 return homc Saturday.
A delegation OF local KIwan!ans were
guests of the New Mart!nSvills club ut
their regular meeting Thursday even-
ing special "nr. leaving New Mar
snsv!lle AZ 8 O'Clock. brought tho party
back 70 This city.
Mrs Virginia Cox. ot KokomN. Ind.
has hrsu called here by tho Illness Of
her mother. Mrs. T. II. Smith.
Mr. i. =. .InSarty. Of Butfa .. y.
+, who has bean the guest 90 h"r s!s>
,,rs Nrs J. O. Pots and MISS Margaret
Kelley has returned home.
Mrs. Amelia Ro"Eg"man. Of Puts
ourgh. is spending a c"w days with her
son. Charlas Ro"gEmon. ~ the Pure
.n.r ,nInpaus'S "ffiCe.
Mr. nrI Mrs. -. l.. Ilrl daughter.
Mes I"SS. arb Marian and I."~'"" -. -
l..t' FRIDAY c"- th"ir '."w h"i"" i, Sp,n-
r.r. W. Va.
THO W"maa's rluh w. 81 70 no
grhI' uov' week "rr' % 90 choice
apples. orders arr - .anrn SIT
u'dnS :"I t." apples. "H.cA Will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29
ATTEMPTED TO ENTER
I'D STREET. GARAGES

N attempt - enter thr"" at III"
Iias,r:tu"r GaraG~v IN Alley II, heiw Ia
Thursday might was reported last eve
ming TruckS 81 tn" NatI0nai Biscuit
company w"r" stirred in two Of the gar-
,.pcS Il nd - touring ar h"l"n@ing TO
EARL Hoffman IN Hn,.'u"r tn" r'i'"E;-
ID attempt to "n'rl 'n' garages MS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29

For d!arrhoea In children ono year old
or older YOU Will find nothinge better
than ChamberlaIn's Colo and Diarrhoea
Remedy. followed by dose OF castor
oil. Il should be kept at hand and CIV
en- as soon az the first unnatural loose
moss OF tho bowels appears. For sale
by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29

reported by = Federal Bakery emploE'
who's. winduv nvcrlOrks the garages
carl !i"ttIr:. I | d LAST e'cn,
=, Il the door Of ;hc garage IN WIFI.
his ear i. k"p; plainly shows sishs VI
an attrmIi To force the door open. }
Tn. ln.ihcld was reported 10 P"''
headquarters. but officers sent 10
tjpotr rconr,ed that they could find no
trace Of any one trying To break into
the garages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29

Ca,rXicu crI MeXicali are one low ~
nn IN" Mexican hnrtcr.. The tlrst na"ie
is tho california end
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29


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1 .rrs" crowd = "vl" r:"5 - w'tu.'S>
c:r~ ra:i' At, ;u" Foot l"'i r'"tnd<
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i,.. Thursday vs. gwen :, G"','.''E $3.50
t"-,t,y Lot..rr S,ru.r" i;r,H... ..:! NJ 70
lr:,SnI "winr 90 r. % = - .:.0-" 10
a., h.d ~, ,r, ,h.,-c, ..r .tro,.r. a
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Halloween Party
Thursday M ,hn N,,i',.>; rHu,rh
tn. S..a,lv school IL, $50 l."'& HAL
lnws'rr ;ar.v Nj w":. rl.~H"! and
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pu,,,-or.--,o..
p, -. ~, -, rc,J 81. :,
roh,s r,,tbnii,, ,hrrch on Sunday morn
Ing ar scy.n o'clock and ,.n o'clock
~, o.,,o,.,, - s,a,,.h ars s,yc,.,h,r,v
I, mo evening f., English
80 49,, -
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an,o-,,l,, vi,b rarss and music
@''''' ~ nar..
r.,vood u.Ill no VOL renresent,d SIN
rov ~, ,hA r-ihI-nn when rho kiS4e'
9 match ~, with the wc,ners OF,
Noun1xviIlc AZ n. 2s,b street grounds
q, th-ee c..lnrk A. the sans time bur
ot the Nick Hal Field AZ Moundsvil!e
,ba R.,rood 4 G vii, NAV tho Rel.
lair, 4 G,
Basketball
Although q little ahead % tho basket
ball season a good game will Re played
Monday evening at the =, ntsr Renw"od
school between s.. Johns Eighth grade
md Rerv, cd Eighth grade
Rsnwood Briefs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29

Mrs. Margaret E. Bigelow.
The death O. Mrs. Margaret t.. B.rn-
iow. aged -. occurred Thursday at her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29
Finish Paving

-" We rld the o:i": ..lt II" u...t
We. = .d.r dora. ir"',' e'Ni:> MIA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29
VIII Entertain

Las; nigh: .; h"r home MSS MarGaC-
81 Schad entertained a number OF h"r
friends w!th u lialiuW""u pIrtv IN
rnl"rDhi" ,vcu!"C Wa Su"nt r.oNiHG
games and la."- p 't"lt 'ur,L-on was
En,Nel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29

The following announcement, has
been Eivsn 20 tho teachers 10 give -
the school children OF The Mon s''h""3
sTHstrirt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29
Entertained

Mrs Charles I;u.E"r euter'LIn"i ths
Rr!dE- Club % Martins Ferry n her
home on North Ru,,er stree; ycS'srta"
afternoon. Cards ami other soc.a! d.
versions were eaJoN"d and dainty r"-
fresh ments were served by the hostess.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
BUSINESS PLACES TO
CLOSE NEXT MONDAY IN
HONOR OF LABOR DAY

II Is stated that all plaeoa of busi.
ness In the Twin Cities will close nll
day next Monday on account OF the
Labor day doings. except the grocer,
ses and meat markets, which VIII
close at 0 O'Clock In the morning,
More than usual interest is TO be TAX.
on this year by the business element.
and II Is understood that the places
of business friendly towards organ.
lied labor viii decorate their exteriors
for the occasion
This is an innovation on the part
Of the business element that Is well
coined by the union people, and II
shows organized labor that, after all.
there are many enterprising merch.
ants here who concede the right OF
labor 10 protect their interest by
forming labor unions, II shows labor
that merchants generally are awaken.
ing to the fact that anything that IL
designed TO injure labor will also In.
jure those who sell TO labor; and that
associations for the purpose of reduc.
Ing labors wages benefit none except
those who would use the merchant
and the laborer 10 accomplish their
selfish ends.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
OUR HOME TOWN BAND

lated for their beautiful parks, espe-
cially Crystal Lake and West Side
parks are a credit to any city. They
afford ample capacity to care for the
citizens and the natural scenery Is
beautiful; but as to the music. we
must listen to the ohirp of the crickets
or the song OF the bird.
| regret very much to learn that the
County Fair committee found II nee
essary to send TO Grand Forks, N, d..
for a competent tnon-union) band for
the fair, Is it lack of public spirit
or talent that prompted them to use
outside talent?
Good music forms one of the prinol-
pal parts of every gathering. us the
opening and the closing OF nearly
every occasion. Our home band men
have rehearsed each week all season.
They have played three FREE con
Gets, but have been paid for but two
engagements during the entire seas
on. Now. citizens, let's offer more en-.
couragement 10 our own home band II
we are 20 have one al all.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
Get Behind Your Paper

fair sample OF what
week after needed equipment
this kind, should
impossible much doing unless
provided with the equipment This consumed
the time of two weeks in its preparation
There eighteen labor in the OF Illinois, and EVERY
a sufficient
THE TWIN CITY REVIEW, which has done the best
what 1t has do with
linotype machine which wiz make it possible print
the matter have been printing We need
will print size that the occasion demands
other equipment. but
MUST HAVE press and linotype.
We o Twin Cities, where
but There until have
the equipment needed
The paying every 1 able
There that The
double
been
which would the hands Of
stockholders
been conducting sockselng campaign for
weeks but Of the workers having been
which will be
Is enough money the
the Labor Day The
Label
for the benefit OF The Review fund
we'll provided with and VIII ask those
they wish Tag have
but this the first attempted
by benefit, vii be
literally supported by local unoniss
We machinery with
and better possible that the
the
Then will
win have the best labor paper in the state Of linois
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
BUTCHERS UNION ADDS
ONE MORE CARD SHOP
TO THEIR LONG LIST

Score one more for the Butchora'
union.
The Butchers are one of the strong
est organized crafts in the Twin Cit
les. Organized a little more than n
year ago. they have through constant
and persistent effort built up an or
ganizatlon that is high credit to the
organized movement In the Twin Cit.
les. and at the present time present
an almost solid front 10 the buying
public, Every market OF any conse.
quence In the Twin Cities now carries
the union shop card and employs union
workmen. The latest desertion from
the ranks OF the "openahoppers' be
Ing the Thomas ANN market and gro
Gerry on South Wright street
The butchers are taking an active
part in the Federation, they having
had delegates In that body for the past
two or three meetings, who express
the desire 10 be considered as being
willing and ready at all times TO con.
tribute their part toward q bigger
and better Federation
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
DANvlLlE CITY COUNCIL
TO PROBE 10.cENT INTER.
URBAN FARES IN THAT CITY

Danville paper the other day con.
tanned an item stating that the city
council OF that city had ordered the
corporation counsel 10 Immediately
take up with the utilities commission
the matter Of l0.cent fares charged
by the Illinois Traction System In that
city. The Danyille authorities do not
believe the recent increase IN passen-
ger rates by the interurban company
will hold. and with the view OF pro,
tecting its citizens in mind. will Sc.
cure a decision as soon as possible.
lf Danyille secures a favorable decis.
ion. il is probable that other cities viii
also secure the former rate. as the In
crease went into effect over the entire
system.
Ruralists who were In the habit OF
patronizing the Illinois Traction Sys.
tenn when going short distances, are
also complaining about the increase
Before tue system got into the habit
VI increasing fares, 1t was possible to
ride four miles for nickle. which
price was also the minimum charged
u costs twelve cents nov 70 r!de teur
miles. ard y 2 crippled nan o. Rou.
~ wants 10 ride a block the charge
Is ten cents
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
By w. NJ. EWING

After seventeen years on the road
win my own professional band. I
write from actual experience. Ny
'and was Cancelled this year on ae.
count OF the raised transportation
eilarges, hence was induced to take
eharge OF our home band.
WHAT'S wrong with our own home
Sahus In making a survey of the
elty musicians find our local Is fur
H.snlng bandmen and soloists to some
- ,i. the best recognized bands in the
's 9i.''ea States, including two men for
lie .Ie great Sousa band, yet we have
f'snV more men available.
our home band Is made I'D of first
Is musicians, and are of type that
-'l oe q credit to any community.
- - develop men of this ealiber takes
"A Us OF constant effort and practice.
- ,e4J We as citizens to allow this talent
90 - Oe wasted by not supporting it as
"1 nome enterprise?
nc Twin Cities are to be eongratu-
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
TWIN CITY FEDERATION
PREPARING TO ORGANIZE
MORE LOCAL UNIONS

After period of two or three years
during which there has been practical
ly no effort on the part of the Twin
City Federation of Labor TO strength
en- its membership. that body is pre-
pairing to become active again, and
shortly, IL is expected, will announce
the formation of several new unions In
the Twin Cities.
Postwar conditions have made II in
advisable on the part of the Fedora
tion to put forth any large amount OF
organizing effort, reconstruction work
having occupied the attention of
unionists as well as others.
Now, however, that things are be
ginning TO take on normal condition,
the Twin City Federation will be a
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02

very important factor in the Ameri.
can Federation OF Labor's organizing
campaign. The parent body has set
out with the determination TO reach
the FIVE million mark, and everywhere
throughout America extraordinary ef.
forts are 10 be made TO reach the goal
At the last meeting Of the Twin City
Federation. new organizers were rec.
commended 10 the American Fedora
tion. and II is expected their certifi.
Gates will arrive In n short time
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
UNION LABOR AND THE
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY
FAIR ASSOCIATION

100, n,o IT,. ,..,,, ,,u, -.
po
at,eno the champaign county Iair III
as great numbers this year as they
have in the past for the reason union
,o,or saoms ~ hs .r,,r.,v a,,n,,na,oa
from the rair grounds, and the fact
that the fair association has seen fl
to encroach upon labors holiday by
starting the fair upon that day with
the apparent intent OF handicapping
the Labor day festivities by taking ad'
vantage OF the holiday and advertising
the opening day as the biggest day of
the fair.
Staring with the erection of several
ueW bn110tHgH< <at fhH< fair Hrennds by
4 - 3 -
hiriug Of unn-upfon bend from Grand
Forks, N. d.. the attitude OF tho $3.50
citation has been anything but favor.
able to organized labor.
While local musicians are idle. the
imported band will perform for the
amusement OF fairgoers, and, incl
dentally take away from local chan
neis OF trade several hundred dollars
that could be used very nicely by local
musicians and business men.
Finley's kiltie band, which has been
engaged by the fair association, Is
touring the country representing them.
selves to be a union band. as IL evil
denced by the following advertise
ment:
"Finley's kiltie Band-North Dako.
ta's greatest advertisement, will leave
Monday on its third annual tour, play
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
POSITIONS IN THE PARADE.

women's Label League
Janitors
Building Lahorers
Stage Hands
Bakers
Street Car Employees
Carpenters
Steam and Operative Engineers
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Maintenance of Way
Printers
Electricians No. S27
BARRIERS
Letter Carriers
Meat Cutters
Railway Carmen No. sol
Railway Carmen No s5e
Sheet Metal Workers
Brick Layers
Musicians
Teamsters and Chauffeurs
Plumbers and Steam Filters
Locomotive Firemen
Printing Pressmen
Ry. Clerks and Freight Handlers
Electrical Workers No. COL
Railway Conductors
Telephone Operators
Machinists
Plasterers and Cement Finishers
Painters and Decorators
Firemen and oilers
Locomotive Engineers
Auto Mechanics
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
open shop. Cut, Wages.

II Is aid on good authority that one
OF the "open-shop" American plan
butcher shops recently cut the wages
OF it's nOn.union butchers (who stuck
with the firm when the butchers
strike was on last year, To s22 "A
week Such IL the mystic workings OF
"open.shopism. The union scale Is
$50. aud IL low enough al that
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
THE
PROGRAM
OFEVENTS
PROGRAM OF svUnra

"a. IN. Gather at West side PA 4.
Champaign
10 a. m.-rarodc starts Gee +
Cox. Marshal.
Route Start ~ West Side Part
Champaign. March east on
Hsil 10 Neil. south on Neil te
university, east on University
10 First, south ON rirst 10
ofeen. east ON Green 10 Race.
north ON Race to Crystal Lake
PARK.
IL a. m Registration OF eon.est.
ants Tor rrlses at Dance ravti.
Ion, Registration closes al
u. m
IL m, Picnic dinner Al Lake, bring
your baskets we'll filled
p IN speaking. introductory re.
marks by Mayor Smith AZ ti,.
hama. Local speakers. pfinelpai
address OF the day by ]. n
brock, yioe.president lntorna,
unnai Association OF Maehlnlsts.
y m. Races as follows. bo,yd
dash for boys and girls, ages & Ia
years, First prize, $3.50 wrist
watch, second prize, ss.b0 Dunn
fountain pen; third prize, 81
Esersharp pencil.
6o.yd dash, boya and eirln.
ages 10 . years, First prize.
wrisi watch, second. fountaia
pen, third. silver pencil
so yd. dash, hoya and giriA.
aEea 10 to II years. First prize.
wrist watch. second. fountain
pen, third, silver pencil.
DO yard dash. boys aud girls.
ages IL to Ii yeara. prizen same
aE above races
b0.yd dash. boys and sirls.
agea II TO Ii years, priEea same
as above raees.
Egg race, Open 10 women
only Women Ia place rgg IN
plate and run fifty yards. Woman
first reaching line without drop
p,ng egR from plate wins w cut
giuss howl
Old ladies' race. Must be- over
30 years of age. Distance ~
Yards rr)Hc. tfo sllveF siubreld
cry sat.
t,ld meu's race Must be- eye.
~ sp>as9sp11. 1le1nn@e re-yatSle4
rrixe. koid combination ssAlrb
rhain and knife.
Women'a race. free for all
Distance 2s yards. Prize, sia
jewel boz.
Sack Race. 30 yards. Open "a
all First prize. set OF cuff
links, tla pin, and tie holder. sec.
ond prize, tie pin.
Creased pig race. Two B0lb.
pigs Will be turned loose, Catch
one and It's yours. Must be
caught with hands and held tiIl
Judge announces winner
Oldest union card will win IA
sl2 silver thermoH bottle. This
card must be ON continuous ac.
tive membership.
3:30 D m.--BaIl game nj Grigga
Field.
800 TIL b.oe-- Dancing at paYil.
Ion. ijc per dance.
230 TIL 300 Popular band con.
cert by Musicians Union Band.
7:30 till 1900 y. m. Dancing al
pavilion. VI per couple for even.
Ing.
Note: Those desiring TO enter the
above races must register az the
dance pavilion at the time apeei
fed and report when your name
Is called.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
Our AppreeIatIon.

The Review wishes TO extend it's
appreciation 10 members OF the Typo
graphical union. who rendered great
assistance in making this issue pos.
sible.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02

A general reduction In the ,Sprs Of
labor tends to progrsssiyei =ayanc-
ing standard of life while an increase
in wages is easily absorbed by an in
crease I'm the prices of commodities
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02
viii Close All pay.

The Twin City Cooperative SO iety
store on North First street will be
closed all day Labor day in honor Of
the occasion.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-09-02

On account Of their regular met
lng falling on Labor Day, Typograph-
'eai Union Nc sts will meet II DAY
night. September 2