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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Mitchell. ac-
compauied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Mitchell. left "Wednesday morning for
Snyder to attend the funeral OF Car
roll Porter. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
c. Porter This young man died in
Frasce some time ago while in the
service OF Uncle Sam. His remains
were received at Snyder this week,
whre they were burid Thursday un-
der the auspices of the American
Legion OF Snyder-Seminole Sen
tinel.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-07-08
Committee

J. c. DorWard and daughter. Miss
Ophelia. made a trip to Snyder Tues
day and returned accompanied by
Misses Edwina Barnes and Mary
Strayhorn. who will visit at the Dor
ward ranch Gall Gazette
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-07-08

Messrs b. L. Moss of Mineral
Wells, r. c. Betty of Plainview and
Walter b. Preston Of Midland. TXas.
were here last week to- attend the
funeral of VIM. Carroll Porter.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-07-08

The gate receipts at the Dempsey
Carpenter boxing contest was 81
623.3SO. That is nice little sum of
money all right but II that style was
our dependence in getting 1t We won Il
be left in the cold
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-07-08

j. -. Smith OF Grcenville came 10
Saturday and IL the guest of his son,
Gail Smith. and family
X. II Joyce OF Hermleigh was a
business visitor in Snyder Saturday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-07-08

"In former times the man who lived
in u small town saw little Of life"
"And now"
"Now the same iims go every
where. Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-07-08

Mable Cox OF Post is visiting at
the home of G. B. Clark and family.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-07-08

Mrs. w. w. Nelson, Jr., has gone
to III Paso to visit Mrs. C.. l.. Ezell
for few days.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-07-08
Gard of Thanks.

We wish TO express our sincere
thanks to our friends who were 50
much comfort to US during the return
and burial OF our dear soldier son
and brother
Mr. aAd Mrs $ c. Porter,
and family
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-07-08

Subscribe for the Signal. $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
POLICE XMAS TREE
FOR POOR ASSURED
Will Distribute Presents to Chill
dren Monday Morning
at 10 o'clock.

Now that Il has been definitely de-
cided that the police are To have n
Christmas tree and presents for the
poor children OF the city through the
generosity Of n resident of this city
who has been supplying funds for
this purpose for several years. elab
crate preparations are being made
for the event and despite the brief
time allowed for the making OF the
plans George Black. superintendent
of the Police Department. intends To
make Il the equal of any celebration
held IN the past
The tree has already been secured
and ~ is ono of the biggest that could
he found I'm the city. II will be placed
IN the police drill room I'm City Hall
aud VIII he Handsomely decorated and
illuminated with various colored cleo
trio lights. The distribution Of the
presents 10 the children will be made
next Monday morning at 10 o'clock,
and not on Sunday.
The policemen VIII be given tickets
to distribute among the poor children
and these will entitle the boys and
girls 10 admission to the hall at the
appointed time. II ~ pianneu 10 pro
vide for about 500 children. Special
efforts viii be made TO give the pres
ents only 10 those who are In want
and who will have nothing else 10
look forward 10 for Christmas.
There will be n bag of candy. nuts
and fruit for each child. No attempt
will be made To- give them toys or
clothing. The big tree will be open for
public inspection beginning next
Monday morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22

Mrs. Flora Brooks In Hospital.
Mrs. Flora Holmes Brooks, wife OF
w. X. Brooks OF Glasgow. has been
admitted 10 tho Delaware Hospital FOR
surgical treatment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22

Fruit Cake. schlittlers, sos King
strcet.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
TO SOLICIT FOOD FROM
FARMERS FOR NEEDY
Women Ottet Services to Emer-
gsncy Committee to Tour
County.

\ "f'lNlus Squadron" of women 10
80 through the rural sections 81 the
State Holirltinn contributions of food
siurs with which to relieve the ncccs-
sllirH ~ M. unemployed. was the sus-
nvsiion ad,ancod az the luncheon. yes
irrinN. ri,,n to the Christmas Seal
Committed hy 4. Duncan Just. of
,hfislinnn, \ resolution was adopted.
requesting. Mayor Harvey To- appoint
such 4 committee to include mot only
womuu NJ prestige. hat women of
ability ana cnnsccraicd 60 a common
cause" rhi, viii have the mayors
attention nt meeting ~ tho general
relief cominlttcc at 4a0 this after
moon.
Mrs Donald Ashhrook presided nj
the luncheon. which was held IN "a,
club room ~ the Hotel du pont
Nmous those present were Bessi,
Whuturhnm. Mrs. Phyllis \. Caunlel
Ruihnnua Taylor. Mrs. Henry NJ
lswF. Nlin. ". Robert Ellis. Mrs
Harold n Jefferson. Mrs n. nauman
Mru " y ice, Mrs Joseph n. Ilar.
man. Esthcr u. Wilson. Anna n
Nonondank. Marion Grccnhaum. Anna
N stollo, Mildred E. Mullln. Mrs. Jane
" runnewill. Mira Paul u. Kates
Mrs a. V. Kelly. Mrs. whttingham
Mrs, Donald & Aahbruok. Mira Carlton
n urldghnm. Mira. Thomas &. Mum
rul. George \. Elliott Henry y scott
Rehcrt y, Robinson and r. duncan
lint.
Addrossoa we're made by Mr. Just
Mayor Lulloy Harvey. Henry y. scott
tnl George \. Elliott robert y. Rob.
inann aud Mrs. Jane pcnnewin.
Mr. lust said that many people OF
charitable iuclluations among IN,
fnrinrra are unable 10 contrlbrt,
money hut would be Rlad to donat,
farm products, " properly approached
and owners ~ trucks In the city wnul,
cooperate with tho collection of suci
supplies.
Nv kc,dt was not 80 sure that IN,
tatnoir have a surplus ~ foodstuns
ana dld not approve "a suggestion foi
the employment Of amateur wood cut.
trih, on Che ground Of tho unsigtitl,
shape ln Witch tho woodlands woul,
he lrft
Mrs rehnewill spoke ~ the prev.
Rient notions that organized agencie.
absorb IN their overhead" charge,
too rtoat proportion 81 tho fund,
thcS handle, and that the distributor
falls ln nomo eases 90 rcnch really do
rorVinr csscs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
oRrnANs' COURT.

Chancellor Josiah -. Woicott IN tho
Orphans Court Yesterday afternoon.
appointed MARY E Gallagher guardian
of Mary Gallagher
Iftroti " horton, trustee. presented
rpiurn of the ale OF rial essate NJ
hfldrot iiaasott scsnlon. de,~ra~ed
which was confirmed and decree
Of distribution was granted
Richard = Rodney was granted
o'iofs to sol rcai estate OF Henrietta
troon, deteaHcd Wilson 7. Green do
ceased and lewis ~ Green. deceased.
Edwin y. 'echran. a.. trustee. pre.
sontrd return of the sale of real eeta,o
~ William Frisbv, decreased. which
vas continued, and decree ~ dis.
ttihutlon wns granted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22

tend Christmas greetings to the chit
dren and to those VINO will como to
hear them sing.
Following In list Of carols which
make up the pregnant
. Come. All Ye Faithful.
O Little Town OF Bethlehem.
We Three Kings OF christ Are.
liark' the Herald Angels Sing.
Christmas Eve.
The First Novel;.
Under the Stars.
Christmas Comes Again.
1t Came Upon the Midnight Clear.
Silent Night, Holy Night,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
Want uld Directories.

Tho Chamber 90 Commerce Is de-
sltous that all persons havine old
'i'r Nrcvtnrips, and who have no FUR
ther use tor them. shall send word 10
tho chamber OF Commerce. that thov
haN W. called foi. The Chamber has
many calls from other cities. which
wish copies of the local diroctor,.
pa which a is not 30 essential whether
the directory is tho latest one issued
nr not ~ these Instances. tho od
d'recteries serve almost as well as new
lU.F ~ - ''' "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
UNION GARDEN HOUSES.
Government Has Given No Hint OF
Intention 10 Nell Now.

G. w, Wenzing. local agent for the
Union Park Garden properties. says he
has no intimation OF the government
planning TO dispose of these properties
A. has been done at some other sites,
whore sales have recently taken place
Mr.. Wenzing said that he would have
been advised had there been any inn
mediate Intention on the part OF the
government 10 dispose OF the houses
In the near future.
There are sos houses In tho tract
Rents there now average about $3t
n month. They formerly averaged
about ta2 month. AS far ms II
known, there is no further reduction
contemplated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
Woodiawn Christmas Plans.

Christmas carols will he sups from
until 7.30 o'clock tomorrow evening
by W oOdlawn Neighborhood Asaocia-
ton. around its tree at Sixth and
Grant avenue The committee in
charge OF the celebration are: Tree and
star-lRoy Fevier. John Griffith; chill
dren's party--Mrs. Anna Sheppard
Mrs. Francis. Mrs. Lutz. Mrs. VIII
hams music and carols-Mrs. Favier
Mrs. sheppard. Mrs. Lutz, Mrs. Adams;
illumination Mrs, Wilkins, Mrs. Lutz
Mrs. Favier. Mrs. sheppard; finance
Mossrs. Griffith, Jsmison, Pierce and
Favier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
WATER RENTS SOON PAYABLE

Payment ~ water rents for the year
1922 will begin January 3. with rates
similar to those charged this year
In January FIVE per cent discount
will he allowed on meter rates and 10
per cent discount on schedule rates
After January n there will be no dis-
ssounf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
Next Years Assessment.

The County Board Of Assessment is
having typed the tax assessments for
The next fscal year preparatory TO
putting them in the assessment books
which win be exhibited In the several
hundreds FOR two weeks. beginning
February /. Hearing OF appeals will
lf,.pfn March
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-22
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO
S|NGCHR|STMAS CAROLS
Those From Public Schools 1
a. "a and % at City Build
ing Today.

The boys and girls from Schools
Nos. 1, 4, "a and 20 will assemble In
front OF the City Building this after
noon at 8 o'clock for the annual carol
vesper service. Mayor Harvey will ex-
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-18

| tire Gaining out OF the cnurcn. W
After the church Is completed and re-
moved the Israelitish nation will be
converted and restored to their land
and privileges by the Lord himself
at His return wv. 16, 17). (8) Follow
ing this will be the conversion Of the
world through the agency of con-
verted Israel ". II; cf. Rom. II: 15).
His judgment was that the Cen
tiles should not be troubled with
things that are Jewish, but should be
warned against the perils Of heathen-
ism, such as meat offered to idols,
fornication, and blood.
III. The Decision wv. 22-29).
The mother church at Jerusalem
came to a unanimous agreement and
accepted, the resolution offered by
James. They not only sent a letter
stating the decision of the conference,
but took the wise precaution to send
influential men along with Paul and
Barnabas to bear the same testimony
by word of mouth. This letter de-
MED the authority of the Judaizing
teachers ". 24), and declared the
method by which this decision had
been reached wv. 25-27).
w. The Second Missionary Journey
Begun (15:36; 1859:
l. Contention over John Mark wv.
36-41). Paul was suspicious of Mark
because of his desertion on the former
journey. Barnabas took Mark and
sailed to Cyprus. Paul chose Silas and
went through Syria and Cilicia con-
firming the churches. The Lord thus
overruled it to good, for it gave an
opportunity for wider dissemination
of the gospel.
2. Finding Timothy (16:1-5). This
was at the very place where Paul on
his first journey had endured cruel
stoning. Timothy was with Paul
through much of his work ever after
ward, a great blessing to him.
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IT'S THE EARLY BIRD
THAT GETS THE WORM

Continued From First Page)
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-18
PUBLIC SALE

Having Sold my farm, located one
mile west and IL mile north Of Chip
pewa Lake, the undersigned will sell
at public auction on,
TUESDAY, AUGUST %
Commencing at p. m, the follow
ing described property to-wit:
2 head Of Horses consisting Of Roam
mare 7 years old, W.T.. 14OO lbs; one
Bay mare years old, W.T.. 1400. One
of the best teams in the country.
4 Head Of Cows consisting of Grade
Jersey 5 years old and fresh; Grade
Guernsey years old, due Nov. 20;
Grade Guernsey 8 years old; Grade
Guernsey years old, due Oct. g.
Heifer calf, months old.
l3 Head Of Hogs Registered Berk-
shire SOW, not bred, known as Beckey
9TH 28l0o3, farrowed Sept. 25th, 1918
Berkshire SOW, not registered, due to
farrow Sept. 9th; II shoats, weight
about so lbs.
Some Barred Rock hens; 8 Barred
Rock chickens.
Farm Machinery wagons; bob.
sled;1 Oliver riding plow No. II, rol-
Ter Golfer and Jointer; Walking Plow
Disc; Spring tooth Harrow; Roller
2-Horse Cultiyator; 1-Horse Cultiya.
tor; Moving Machine Mccormick
Big 4; Hay Rack; Empire Binder
Garden Drill; Garden Cultivator,
Manure Spreader; Shreader; Potato
Planter; Corn Shelter; Cream Separa.
tor; Incubator and Brooder 50 chicks,
Grass Seeder.
Household Goods-Ice chest; bed.
steads; tables, chairs; book rack; BIZ.
reau; 2Angle lamps; 3 burner; Oil
tank 50 gallon; OH stove, 8 burner
Perfection;. Vinegar and barrell; Is
lbs. Of Pyrox; Washing machine, tubs
crooks, glass cans. oil cans and other
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Continued From First Page)
to the contestant turning in the Sec
ond greatest amount; SIS to the one
turning in the third greatest amount
up to that day and hour from the
beginning of the campaign. WIN
early, and WIN OFTEN, and win
the $694 Chevrolet touring car Sept
ember 24th.
SOME BIG EXTRA VOTES
Or another page of this paper is
printed the list Of prizes. Also Five
Extra Vote Coupons, good for 100,-
900 extra votes each. A real worker
will WIN all FIVE of these 100000
extra vote coupons, or at least TRY
TO. For if you AIM HIGH and
TRY you are more likely to reach
your ambition than if you shoot low.
So win some of the big extra votes.
CAN GET TEN TODAY
Let every candidate whose name is
in the race, and who wants prize,
take their receipt book in hand, and
call on nearby friends and neighbors
and try and get ten subscriptions,
That is SIS in business. It also gives
your nomination a value Of 100000
more votes. It also gives you ONE
OPPORTUNITY COUPON. good for
100000 EXTRA VOTES, and also
gives you $4,000 votes on the regular
schedule. That shoots your total up
to 100000 votes, if you stand 50,-
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-18

WHO MAY COMPETE
Any man, woman, boy or girl liv-
ing in Medina or surrounding coun-
ties, is eligible to compete in The
Medina Sentinel Contest.
HOW TO WIN
The whole plan is devised
to increase the circulation of
The Medina Sentinel. Every sub
scription you secure counts votes,
provided the subscriber pays $1.50
or more on his subscription. No SUBJ
scription accepted for more than five
years ($7.5O) to 60 to any one ad-
dress. The way to win is to get your
friends, neighbors, ard relatives to
subscribe for one year or more to
The Medina Sentinel. You ask those
ALREADY TAKING The Medina
Sentinel to RENEW for year to
flve years and any person whose sub
scription may already be paid in ad-
vartce may have it extended from the
time it will expire, one year, for
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-18
100000 EXTRA VOTES

10000 EXTRA VOTES
This contest has been divided into periods August
h to August 30 M will be known Opportunity
real inducemen AN EARLY during
poruniy PERIOD real VOTES
little effort There will be EACH Opportunity
Coupon good for 100000 Extra
subscription business amounting $15oo This only
year subscriptions to The Medina Sentinel Both subscriptions
renewals Of old subscriptions ONLY THESE BIG
OPPORTUNITY COUPONS" GIVEN TO ANY ONE CANDIDATE.
BUT YOU want to be and subscriptions
90 not ALL have to be sent in computing
BUSINESS woyear subscription oneyear
pons; threeyears subscription as three onyear
SUBSCRIPTIONS other words you cough subscription
business that the cash $500 you get ONE
Opportunity Coupon" AT NO TIME DURING THE WHOLE
FOR AS MANY VOTES AS DURING OPPORTUNITY PEROD end
ing Tuesday, August 30th, P. M
THE PRIZE LIST
FIRST GRAND PRIZE-A Chevrolet Model
touring Car fully equipped Purchased at The Gibbs
Motor Company.
SECOND GRAND PRIZE-A Talking Machine PR
chased OF and displayed at j. w. Tuttes Store.
THIRD GRAND PRIzE-A $3.50 Gruen Watch choice of Ladies' or
Genemans style Purchased displayed at Branards Jewe
Store "i'
SPECIAL CASH cash prizes aggregang at least
$ooOo Will be given away from time to time.
NO LOSERS-There will be losers
date competing the end of the campaign failing win grand
pr or special cash prize and turning least s25OO in cash ub
plon business will be given commission on the business e
(or she) turns in. " -
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-18
1. The Controversy in the Church a

I. The Controversy in the Church at
Antioch wv. 1-5).
This difficulty was a most serious
one, for 1t threatened the disruption
of the church into Jewish and Gentle
divisions.
The question was, "Shall Gentle con-
verts be required to keep the Mosaic
law as condition of salvation" This
issue was brought on by the coming
of certain men from Jerusalem who
declared, Except ye be circumcised
after the manner of Moses, We cannot
be saved" ". ~. The question was so
difficult that Paul and Barnabas were
unable to put them to silence. These
Jewish legalists had the letter of the
Scriptures on their side; they could
point to the commandments where
this was enjoined upon believers (Gen.
17:14). Paul could not point to any
Scripture where 1t had been abro-
gated. If Paul could plead that Abra-
ham was justified before he was cir
cumcised, his antagonist could say,
"Yes, but after justification the rite
was divinely imposed" The brethren
at Antioch decided to refer the matter
to the mother church at Jerusalem Ac-
cOrdingly Paul and Barnabas and
others were sent as a deputation to
Jerusalem,
II. The Deliberations Of the Council
wv. 6-2I.
/. Peters Speech wv. 7-11). He
argued that God had borne witness to
His acceptance Of the Gentiles by CIV
ing the Holy Spirit to them the same
as unto the Jews. Since, therefore,
God had not put difference it would
be folly for them to do so. Gods
action In sending Peter unto them was
the unanswerablc proof that there was
no distinction to be made.
2. Paul and Barnabas rehearse their
experience ". 12). They told how that
God had set His seal Of approval upon
their preaching Of salvation by grace
through faith apart from works, by the
working Of signs and wonders through
them.
g. The argument Of James wv. ID
Ply. He took the fact declared by
Peter and showed how It harmoniged
with the prophecy Of Amos. He
showed that the reception Of the Gen
tiles was not In conflict with Gods
plan, but i'm strict harmony there
with. Gods plan for the ages is as
follows: ~ Taking out from among
the Gentiles a people for His name
". 14). This IL what Is now going OF
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Or words
to that effect

las .-ts
" eEAIS tne panu'
THE WAY this thing
KEEPS POPPING up.
THE OTHER night.
I BROKE all rules.
60
AND READ q high-brow book.
Tttt~s fAA . $500 t -
AND HERE'S hot one.
THAT IT handed me.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-18

900 votes in this weeks issue. NOW
WOULDN'T THAT LOOK BET
TER AND BE MORE ENCoURAG-
ING TO YOUR FRIENDS, than to
see you stalling along with a mere
$4,000 vote opposite your name.
Maybe you won't get the ten subscrip-
tons today, but NOTHING CAN BE
ACCOMPLISHED WITHOUT A
START, and a START is more thar
half the battle. If you don't get the
ten subscriptions today, maybe you'll
finish out the ten tomorrow-so TRY.
That's all we ASK-TRY, and fair
trial will make you an enthusiastic
worker, and an enthusiastic worker
will see you a happy WINNER on
September oath. Nuf Ger.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-18
LESSON FOR AUGUST ,21.
PAUL PREPARES FOR WORLD
. CONQUEST.

LESSON TEXT-Acts 15:1; 1876.
GOLDEN TEXT-But we believe that
through the grace of the Lord Jesus
Christ we shall be saved.--Acts 15:11
REFERENCE MATERIALr-Gal. 2:11-M;
b:1-26; Eph. 2:4-22
PRIMARY TOPIC-Some OF Pauls
Helpers.
JUNIOR TOPIC-Beginnng Of the Sec
ond Missionary Journey
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
-Revisiting Friends in Asia Minor
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Paul Champions Christian Liberty.
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GET STARTED EARLY

GET STAKIED EANLI
It is very essential that any person
who expects to compete in this CAM
paign SEND IN THEIR NAME AT
ONCE. There is a nomination blank
printed IN 4 page advertisement on
page four Of this issue. Anyone can
clip this nomination blank and, nom-
irate himself or q friend. The NOM
ination blank itself is good for 5o.-
600 votes, and if it is accompanied
by a one years subscription to The
Medina Sentinel it IS good for $4,000
votes; while if it is accompanied by
ten year subscriptions, or their
equivalent ($15,00 in cash subscrip-
ton business) this nomination ballot
will be good for 100000, votes and
you also will be entitled to one "Op-
portunity Couponi' good for 100000
Extra Votes, at once. After Aug
ust 30th the nomination ballot will
be withdrawn, so gain the greatest
value allowed on the nomination by
getting in your name, or the ntame Of
that friend whom you would like to
see win the $694.00 Chevrolet Tour
ing Car, TODAYl DO IT NOW!l
aI & - q II C. f.
WILL END SEPTEMBER "a
This contest will end Saturday,
September: Oath, 2 P. M. This is a
very short campaign, and the winner
of the $694 Chevrolet Touring Car
will be paid at the rate Of $115 the
week, while other prize winners win
be paid in proportion to their results
obtained. And under The Medina
Sentinel's plan THERE CAN BE NO
LOSERS, for all who try get a
prize or a cash commission.
REGULAR VOTING
SCaEDULE
A vote schedule on subscription
payments ranging ir length from one
year to five years is given just below.
On payment Of $1.5O-1 year.
....--------------5 5000 Votes.
On payment Of $780, years
----------------15,0O0 Votes.
On payment Of $4.50-3 years.
----------------25,000 Votes.
! On payment Of 5000 years
----------------35,000 Votes.
On payment Of $7.5O-5 years.
----------------5O,00O Votes.
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each $1.5o paid in during the con-
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FREE ASSISTANCE

The Medina Sentinel stands ready
to assist EVERY CANDIDATE in
any way possible during the race,
All will be treated fair and above
board, and no favorites win be. made
There viii be RIO doubling up, com
bining Of votes, or any shady bust
ness tolerated at any time. The
final count will be made by dis.
interested committee Of Medina
county business men whose standing
is above question.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-18

,.,. Aee ..,,..n,rAa
We M accas 5
a,Ir lT-s a mouthfui
As YOU'LL agree II you.-
JUST PUT II INTO GOOD.
-a-.--s ,,,.. ~.
ON''EO S.HsS' nAe sA
.soN. yoll,IL he running.
/ 80.
II YOU don't hurry.