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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-15
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their connection with the bureau be-
cause of the inadequate salaries paid
for the character of the work re-
quired.
A bill is now pending in the house
of representatives, which provides
for the enlargement of the staff of
experts for the patent office, and pro-
vides increases In salaries for such
employees. 1t is sponsored by prac-
tically all the important industrial and
engineering organizations of the
country.
Based on the Mexican war records
of the United States pension bureau
dreds of individuals who served with
the American forces in the World war
still drawing compensation of some
character from the federal govern
ment in the year 1000
Pension bureau records show that
today there are 100 survivors of the
war with Mexico, which was fought
73 years ago. on the pension rolls In
addition TO these survivors, who were
actual participants in the war, the
government is carrying on its pen.
sion rolls. 2,135 widows of Mexican
war veterans.
The records also show GA widows
of veterans of the war of 1912 arc
drawing pensions, and 1884 veterans
of Indian wars and 1853 widows oil
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-15

g. A. r. and attended the last state
encampment at indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson will be at
home to their friends Wednesday after
noon from 2 to o'clock and from 7
10 10 o'clock in the evening
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-15
THE AWAKENING,

(From the Detroit News)
He-Love is like a dream
She-Matrimony is an alarm clock
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-15

Il live in a farming community.
and l naturally wish to acquaint
farmers with the news of how Pep
gen relieved me of rheumatism after
l had spent thousand of dollars
on other medicines, baths, treat
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG man, motor tires, married, Amer
lean. experience manufacturing, branch
work. desires position. references. ol
Herald, Herald SO. -
YOUNG man (27) electrician. locksmith: All
around mechanic best references. II. Esch,
Jr., 339 East 125th ST.
YOUNG; man (22), STEADY worker clean
habits, Trustworthy. desires position win
reliable concern. Frederick 244 East 90 81.
YOUNG man, married, wishes position at
anything. Gichrist, 7sT 9th av.
YOUNG MAN. %. desires position, clerical
preferred. Foley, 7SS Amsterdam aS.
YOUNG man desires outdoor work on farm
or country place. Wodt. Az East l4oth ST.
YOUNG man, 10, desires position; high school
education. r., 1o1 Il. 4Ith st.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALEsAiEN

SELL 4 SERVICE WITHOUT conf
PETITION: FINE OPPORTUNITY
FOR EXPERIENCED SPECIALITY OR
INSURANCE MAN. COMMI ISSlON
BASIS. WITH DRAWING ACCOUNT
AND RAPID PROMOTION TO THOSE
WHO QUALIFY; AGE 25-40: NEAT
APPEARANCE AND WILLINGNESS
TO WORK ESSENTIAL. APPLY
9:30-4 ONLY, 024. 1925 MARBRIDGE
BLDG. B'WAY AT 34TH ST.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

COUPLE. chauffeur and iaundress. FOR coun-
try: two IN family; wages S165 with board
chauffeur must be experienced driver hha
chamberwork latter part OF week. Phone
Hunterspoint 100. between II 80 a. NJ. and
y. NJ
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

DUNG man, colored, good references. A.
anything. Bonaparts, eli wcst e2d.
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sALEssIEN

to sell the So preferred stock 81
company that Is now manufacturing
machine which viii revolutionize the
mailing industry; the world - It's field
without competition; to you men that
make good managers position IL
open: you can earn IS 900 in the next
six months on drawing account
against commission basis: unexperi-
enced men We viii teach. Call or write
suite 1712. Tribune Bldg.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

coNPA MON -TUToR SECRETARY, capa-
bic, experienced, congeniai: much travelled
rsyfeet French. English. Spanish, seeks en-
rarement lady or family. 70 travel pre-
rerred; highest references. ~ Herald
Herald So
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
COupLE

cook aud useful chauffeur for country
place. near New York. must be expert
enced and references required. Tele-
phone Ssgs Rhinelander, Friday, between
II and 3 or and y. M.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
sALEsMEN

We prefer 90 train our own sHlewmen.
We want two ambitious men. over Is.
or fair education and good personality,
without Wide selling experience. Call
affor 10 A. M., i0iT Icniokeroocker Bidg.
sATFsMEN-op -opportunity knocks but once.
III you are Intelligent. forcef1l. high grade.
experienced and not AFRAID ~ work, writs
rrntth. .Ifecht Company, indianapolis, Ind.
This may be your opportunity
sATrsMAN AN execpilonal opportunity II
offered bv a wen estebliahed printing sud
stpfiouer,. concern iihrFal commission. hest
references required i s sol Herald. Full
ton ~,
SALESMAN wanted 10 handle n timely ad-
vertisng proposition. Call between ? A. NJ.
ard u. NJ, d s. Hammond a Co. 90
church st. New York city.
kAI,f5eMTN- New invention extraoralua ry /,
- day. bis commission. 81 Court st.,
Brooklyn.
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MEN.

II you have been covering sucless-
fully for the period OF year
longer the drug or grocery trade In
and around New York you are fitted
by your experience. under the incen-
tive of an opportunity we are ready
to put before you, almost Immediately
TO double or triple your present earn
ings. This is rarer and moro at
tractive opportunity than can be told
IN few words. We invite you
to call on US in person for full de-
tails. Wen hold your visit in entire
confidence.
SUITE 1910. % WEST AID ST.
SUITE 500. SINGER BUILDING.
SUITE COS, TERMINAL BUILDING.
so COURT ST, BROOKLYN.
SUITE 7. 500 BROAD ST.. NEWARK, n. J
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

TYpEwRirERs sill weekly 81 up. rcps
ing. PHILLIPS. 4ie s. tih. Brookj
siagg 001T.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

GIRL. is. 10 mind child over years. would
~ 10 country; experience. Lillian Stras-
snr Ar e. SJd st
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eAI.EaNIAN MANTED

aAT.EsMEN. security. 70 handle first
offering or securities ~ wen estab-
llshed New York corporation, calling
on people personally known 20 its Off
GERS. references and experience re
uulr-d. Apply Isg3 Broadway. suite
40
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

COUPLE-Finnish. steady position; city.
country. with private family: man chauf-
feur. mechanic: eight years experience on
high grade cars: handy In and outside the
house. wife good cook or houseworker. good
private references. Finnish couple, i68 East
| S1st ST.. care OF ~isula
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

NURSE, excellent wages. white, Protestant,
prefer trained baby nurse, for year old
girl; city. country. Call evenings: bring
references car fare refunded. Phone $3.50
Main. 142 Willow st BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

/ COUPLE, thoroughly understands care yese-
table garden, lawn. shrubs. flowers; willing
! to be useful gentleman's place; wife COM
| petent English waitress, chainbermaid' )
| references. L. T.. 36G West Goth.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

COUPLE, Swiss French. wishes position
butler. chambermaid with family going to
mountains; best references furnished Phone
| Friday, Saturday. Sunday. Chelsea 6306.
| Lucien Muller.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

COUPLE. young. colored. desire positions as
butler-houseman. wife cook. In small house,
hold at seashore mountain or some sum-
mer resort: have nine years experience:
Maine. New Hampshire or Vermont preferred: !:
city reference. II. s. Garnett. PIT West both.
Phone Mornngside 63T4.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Domestic Heip Wanted.
NEW YORK DOMESTIC AGENCY.
20 West s3d st.. room 240. supplies gov
ernesses. nurses. cooks, pariormaids. walt
resses, chambermnids, maids. iaundresses
buffers, housemen. couples. ehauffeurs. gar
deners. Phone Vanderbilt 74G0
AT MISS HOFMAYER'S AGENCY,
10 East 43d g., Sd floor.
cooks. laundresses. Protestant chamber
maids, Mattresses. Swedish cooks, English
nurses, French maids, couples.
AT MRS. THEO. MALMBERG's
SWEDISH AGENCY ESTABLISHED fssD 4.
f0f9 LEXINGTON AV. CTbTtD.
Cooks, Mattresses, chhmbermaids, nurses.
houseworkerr, couples.
BKENNAN's AGENCY. 40 East Goth Plaza
12l1.-Cooks. chambermad Mattresses,
nurses. laundresses, buffers; first class help.
for city and country
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

COUPLE, white or colored. wife as good
plain cook. husband as gardener and hanuy
man small estate on Long Island, Win
no other help; good all year round home
and highest wages paid TO honest ana re-
liable couple. 255 Herald. Herald sa.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
MARINE ENGINEERS.

CHIEFS. FIRST SECOND AND
THIRD ASSISTANTS %OPEN SHOP
ND1TION s; BONUS PAID.
BOX $40, G. p. o.. NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
MEN WANTED.

MEN WANTED.
Five men who are looking FOR
advancement and who wish 10
associate themselves with one
OF the largest and most sue
cessful organizations In tho
country. Apply in person, be-
tween the hours of 10 and
1880, or . and p. NJ, room
Sl4 knickerbocker Building,
4od st. and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

Statesmen
We want a few high grade men 70
represent us in high class proposl-
tion with unlimited prospects.
Our statesmen are given our heartiest
cooperation and receive large COM
missions. Leads furnished.
This Is not stock selling.
A 800 Herald, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
Iiousekeepers.

HOuSEkEEPER or Governess-Am seeking
position in reliable household where trust
worthiness is appreciated, but where there
are no women to nag all day: highest refer
EKEEPER-Wanted. position with
business couple; city or country; best refer
ences. Address A. T.. 157 East 4Ith 81.
HOUSEKEEPER. refined young woman. TO
bachelor or settled couple. In apartment.
NJ 2is Herald Herald SO.
HOUSEKEEPER. respectable widow, with
child IN refined family. city or country.
NJ. care Grocoff. AL West 1a0th 81.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

COUPLE, Swedish, chauffeur and cook;
man six years references I'm this country.
nave been working In England, Germany
Australia do my own repairs. wife 16 years
experience as cook; best references. Martin
Swanson. 4T0 49th ST.. Brooklyn. Telephone
Sunset 1904
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

YOUNG girl, Just out OF boarding school.
wishes position governess for the sum
mer In refined family can tutor. also teach
riding. swimming, &C. 5o5 Herald, $50
Rroadway
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

I COUPLE, both Japanese, Urst class. long
experience: man cook; wife Nhaid; quiet. in
dustrious workers: personal city references.
Hiro SO Sands ST.. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

| COUPLE, japanese. useful. chauffeur, but
let-valen, and chambermaid. kitchen maid; !;
good city reference. Couple. 133h q. 59th.
Plaza olO4
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

NURSE fors.good natured child, 16 months /;
refined home; personal references required.
CAN 9.l2, Mrs. A. NJ. Lee. Psi West 92d st.
Riverside 1865.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

MEN-Ours Is a growing otghnizatlons so We
are IN need Of men 20 I'll vacancies caused
by promotions. We can show you definite
| future with the largest organization of its
kind in the country II you can show us that
YOU are reliable and Industrious. All appli-
cations are strictly confidential. Only those
who can furnish first class references need
apply. IL you cannot call, write for an IN
terview. l.. II. Steel Service Corporation 100
| Broadway
MEN Gel wanted not over It. 10 in.
neat in appearance, and aggressiVei MUsl
furnish Al references. a $50 Herald -sV
! Broadway.
MONoTYPE castor wanted % machinesp
Keyboard operator. good stone hand ana
half dozen compositors; 4S hours per week !
| large printing plant. 10 presses STEADY wofN.
Mercantile Printing Co, wilmington. Del,
OFFICE men. mechanical men over 25
years who are employed but ambitious 10
better their present position, scientlflc
night eonsse In selesmanship wii'cn Is ireg
class 80 p. NJ. Monday, May =. ~. X.
steel Service Corp, suite ~, loo Bway.
/ PORTER wanted. Call between =. NJ. and
r NJ, 15s East 44th 81. st.-
REPRESENTATIVES,
An exceptional opening for HIGH
GRADE men: expert mechanics
preferred See Mr.. WHITE. 10 A.
NJ. TO p. NJ, no West 84th 81.
Statesmen. Experienced statesmen wanted
by substantial manufactu concern with
n sulcndtd dividend record. The best selling
proposition in New York city. II you desire 10
connect with a reliable concern with an op-
poriunitv to make real money, Investigate
Live leads furnished and splendid chances for
advancement. Liberal commissions paid. Cau
aI2 Gotham National Bank Bldg, Columbus
circle and bgth st.. between II A. NJ ana !
r. M. and from 20 2 = NJ. M.-
sALEsMEN-A number OF sound thinking
Intelligent statesmen will learn through .
personnt interview that there exists right
now a genuine opportunity for them 70 en-
COY on unusually profitable connection by
fopresentfng n sales organization In de.
serulined truthful manner. men - or over
are requested 20 call between 10 ana y
SUITE 1903. BORDEN BUILDING, $50
MAL1soN Az.
Statesmen, rot mere order takers, 20
handle "phvaical Culture" True story
and Movie Weekly" magazines, as regula r
or side lines 20 open new accounts Tor hs
with newadealers, druggists. stores. evety
where: flat sum paid for every account
opened Tho opening of account ~ com
ne ratiyely easy, as unaold magazines fully
returnabie, therefore dealer las no tlak'
Apply B L.. McFRdden. sales-nanager,
phyaieal Culture Corporation, 1ip West
a0th a. -----
SALESMAN WANTED.
Young and energetic. college bred men.
preferably those with some experience -
bond aalesmen. can make an exceptional
business connection, salary ana commission .
this IA a selling proposition, requiring the
exercise of good judgment and tact. ABBY
between u A. NJ. and noon, deiil 20 Queens
boro Corporation. jackson Heights office,
opposite 2ath -. station, greensboro subway
Corona dvslon), from Grand Central sta
ton.
Statesmen, security. . handle firs,
offering or securities ~ wen estab-
lshed New York corporation, calling
on people personally known 90 its ofn=
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

WOMEN-We have an organization where
women have as great n chance for promo
tlon as men. We need women who have
proven their ability IN the business world.
We can offer you a permanent position with
n definite future. We viii treat all applica-
tions strictly confidential. Only those who
can furnish first class references need apply.
IL you cannot call write for an interview.
l.. r. Steel Service Corporation, 1855 Broad
way.
WOMAN, intelligent. resourceful, with col
lego or Normal training. TO be trained for
executive position with educational assocla-
tion; liberal salary start. quick promotion,
based on merit. Mr.. Perryclear. 522 5th av.
YOUNG woman 20 assist housekeSper with
linens and trays. wages $50 monthly. Ap-
ply Rivercrest Sanatorium, Astoria, l.. l.;
take Astoria subway az Grand Central 10
mn 70 NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
ron SALE

OWEN MAGNETIC TOWN CAR
ln first class mechanical condition,
upholstered in gray suede; one n
the smartest cars IN New York. can
be seen At Biltmore Garage, 2o5 II.
4Tth ST., between the hours of . and
1890. any morning,
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

COUPLE, French, wanted. not too young
man as butler. houseman: wife, first class
cook or housemaid and SOW; personal refer
ence required. Address by letter Mrs. G. G.,
pps Fifth av.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

| COUPLE .colored competent desire posi-
tions cook butler: city. country; eScel-
lent references. 221 West 14lst St. apt
| 81. Audubon 203O.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

COMPANION. refined lady wishes position
al cornpanion or nurse for one or two chill
dren. r.. M. E.. Hotel McAlpin, room al
call hetwoen and r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

secretary, French; travel
abroad; professional singer. tutor Ian
rnaes and voice. highest references, New
\ nrk. nrla. NJ go uernld. Mernld 80.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13
Instruction.

wIITRED ACADEMY OF HAIR
AND BEAUTY CULTURE.
Courses OF instruction in ma rCelinr. hair
dress, manicure, facial massage. &C.; big
earnings and opportunities IN dignified
and refined profession: day. evening classes.
Call or write for booklet III"
1b3 w 44rH. PHONE BRYANT o455
EARN s25-st50 weekly; only through Prof.
Rohrer's. the Reliable Hairdress Manicure,
Beauty School: - up; free for service; cara
while learn. circular explains. il0 w. 42d 81.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

Hudson super-sfN model reconditionedg
guaranteed by Hudson Motor Car Co. 2Ss
West 59th
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

| COUPLE, first class, colored: experienced
chauffeur and handy man: wife first class
cook; city or country; best references.
Harry Clark 80 w 14Oth ST.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

GIRL, colored. wishes half time. morning.
Anna Johnson. POS West l4ist, apartment
~ Audubon 1000.
The New York herald., 1921-05-13

GOWNS. Wrapa.lL.ady In mourning VII
sell several handsome irish lace rohas ana
other gowns. Csll to-day. gat West faath
81. Apartment 6ls
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-17
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Mail for Lonely Island,

Romance lies hidden in a parcel be-
ing carried by the Shackelton-R owett
exploration Ship Quest for delivery at
the lonely British island Of Tristan da
Cunha, in the south Atlantic, to which
the Quest Is taking mails. It is be-
ing sent to a young woman by q sailor
who formed strong attachment for
her during his stay'on the island. He
is anxious that a photograph Of her
should be taken and sent to, him.
This will probably be done. Among
other parcels sent to the island are
some addressed to t'The Oldest In
habitant" and "The. Principal Lady
1t is believed that the Oldest inhabitant
is by common consent the moral ruler
Of the island, but there may be a
delicate conference with regard to
"The Principal Lady, .s.s.
- = .
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N. M. D. A. ENDS TW0-DAY
i SESSION AT BRAlNERD
CONTINUED From Page III

also the acquisition of land near
Sturgeon lake, St. Louis county, for
park purposes; sindorses the activities
Of the state auditor in perfecting a
system of state parks; expresses ,ap-
prevail of the work of the soil de-
partment of the Minnesota Universe
ty; commends the work Of the execu-
tive committee to, render products
Of farm more marketable by pushing
canning, picking, creameries& and
cheese factories, champions farm
credits for long periods, six months
to three years; deplores the death Of
A. B. Hostetter of Duluth, one Of the
oldest and most enthusiastic mem
bers Of the association; commends
the. activities and efforts of the pres
ent officers of the association; thanks
the chamber Of commerce secretary,
and the press Of Brainerd and other
cities, and citizens in general for
hospitable entertainment. 3l,
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HAVE OWN DOMESTIC COURT.
English Married Pair Air, What They
<, Feel to Be Grievances at Home
r r. Twice a Year. &.

d The suggestion that there should be
a "grumblers' day." day on which
everyone should air their grievances
and then forget them for the rest Of
the year Is not the novelty, some peo-
pie seem to think. Two years ago,
writes a correspondent, a young mar
ried couple anticipated the suggestion
by establishing half-yearly complaints
courts. ,&.ss-., =. g.. s, z ,5s
On the selected day, both husband
and wife told each other frankly of
the faults found in the previous six
months. Usually the husband goes
into the "dock" first, while the wife
submits her Indictment. If he has
.heen unduly forgetful, If he has shown
"a tendency to prefer his club to his
wife and home, If he seems selfish or:
~nntidy or keeps too tight a hand upon
the purse strings, the charges are put
before him and are argued out. When
he is convinced, or has shown the
charge is due to a misunderstanding,
the subject drops. Then the wife has
to undergo her cross-examination.
The practice, it is said, has prevents
ed many little faults and grievances
from becoming chronic and leading to
serious Observation-Disclosures Guard
ian. r'77 a," e.r. 81
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-17
BURNING OF OLD HOTEL w.
En- v MAKES SECRETS SAFER
(By United Press)

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 17.--Even if
walls have ears, forever safe now are
secrets of romance, Indian wars and
political intrigues Of North Dakota's
early history. Headquarters for social
activities, Indian fighters and poGti-
clans of Bismarck's early history was
the Northwest Hotel which recently
burned. '.,4-
Built in 1877 by Eber II. Bly,,
hotel man of, Fargo and Brainerd,
Mimi, the Sheridan House as twas
then known was the ball room for the
officers of the Seventh United States
cavalry then stationed at Fort Lin
coin and their ladies'. a
y It was headquarters of Indian
fighters such as General, Custer on
many occasions. ~.
Later Alexander Mckenzie, far
famed North Dakota political boss,
rallied his aides around him in the
old Northwest and planned battles,
which, if not Of blood, were of far
reaching consequences.
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JAPANESE LABOR HEAD :
, !, i, N WANTS 10 STOP WARS
Bv Clarence Dubose

Omitted Press STAFF correspondent
Tokyo, Nov. 17.--Bunji Suzuki,
"the Samuel Gompers Of Japan"
wants. an, International labor co-opera-
ton to end wars. ..... ... r:o.s.r2.. r
Suzuki is in hot water just now
He usually is, Being labor leader in
Japan is beset with difficulties, and
JAMS may await at the end OF every
meeting. 2+&5 s
He is under arrest, but at liberty
at present, on charge that his organ
ization sent commendatory letters to
shipyard strikers at Kobe. f..
Suzuki founded the Yuaiokai, the
largest labor organization. in Japan
and is working, to the extent posi-
Bile under restrictions obtaining here,
fol-. the organization of real fedora
ton Of labor and labor unions in
Japan. The movement is new and the
organization small, by foreign stan
dards, and labor unions in the Amer
lean sense are not yet developed.
The friendly cooperation of labor
unions of various .nationalities is the
best guaranty Of international peace
Suzuki said. "'If the labor unions in
the world would really cooperate with
one another in the cause of peace
they will be able to do a great thing.
I look forward to the day when the
worlds ornaments will be entirely
abandoned through international CO.
operation of labor. .,..s..i II. :.s:
sefhe history Of trade unionisnl in
eve have not yet made much prog
ress,, but, be it remembered, the Jap
anese trade unionist has already adj
vanced to the state Of social con-
seriousness. ] confidently hope that
with the progress of time unionism
will gain ground among us, and that
we shall be able to contribute large
~ to the international movements
AS the Japanese delegates to the
Washington conference were depart
ing, Suzuki issued a statement urging
workers to support the ideals of the
Washington conference. "War never
benefits the }laborer, whether it is
victorious or not" he said. seWar
means for the workingman suicide
BY the weapons he himself has
forged" y ..> A@E t.
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QUlNN-BRACKLEY

Last night at $50 at the home of
Don Mclaughlin, 1921 Irvine avenue,
was solemnized the marriage Of Miss
Margaret Quinn and Thomas G.
Brackley, by Rev. Jerdee, in the pres
enee of a fewfriends.f The ring cere-
rao,iy was used. s%%s ~. :.
The bride was attended by Miss
Hazel Morrison and the groom by
Don Mclaughlin. After 81 delicious
luncheon the bride and groom left
Tor MINNEAPOLIS. They will be at
home to their friends after December
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