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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-16
EPISG or J..

~ IN" Church OF the Ascension
n'!y Communion at 100 4. NJ.
Morning Prayer and sermon at IL y.
NJ subject: "A Period of prcpara-
non.' Evening Prayer and sermon.
5 T. NJ. subject: Tho Son Of God
Seeks Admission" Mems Hible Class
at $40 y. NJ. Church school a, $50
At tho Church Of tho Epiphany
Rev. j. II. Gibboney. rector. VIII
preach at u y. NJ on Tho First Five
Minutes After Death" and at T.. NJ
his subject will he. lin the Wilder
ness" church school, $50 A. VI.
Young Peoples League AT T.. ~
At -. Faul's-Thc rector. Rev W.
Russell Bowie. J.. -. Will preach at
b"th services His subject in the
F"llpwship. Tho evening subject
will ne The Spirit OF Christmas
Time"
~ -. Jam"s'-Rev. G. Freeland re
l. NJ sunday school, $50. Bible
classes for men and women, 10 4. NJ.
h"iy Communion. 81. NJ.
,,i a., " y ! !onns-Th S, rector, Hev;
\, ST Th5mas-Rev I. {. Ped.
rick VIII preach at u y. Vi on VIVA,
~ Holy Trinit!-iioly Communion
AZ y NJ Services AZ II \ VI and
T. " Snnday school and Young
Women's Bihle Class. SO \ NJ.
Mems Hihl. Class III 10 \. " pr
Gravatt VIII preach Il, TIA. morning
service and Francis II! Bali a, the
evening service
y: Grace Church>-Thc rector. Rev
w. IL Eurhhardt. II. -. VIII prca Oh
at u in ia" morning and in tho
evening. celebration OF the Holy
Communion a. \. VI. Sunday school
ana B!hl" l.ctur" for men and wo-
men al ei5 y NJ
5 y. NJ. Morning service. wi:h scr
mon hy the rector. Dr J y. Bowman
al II y. NJ. Evening Prayer at =
l. VI. sunday school with Bible
classes at $40 y. NJ.
~ - Marx Rev. W II. Smith
viii preach at II y VI and T. NJ.
sunday school and Bible classes. $3.50
=. NJ
A, Christ-Rcv. II. y de Foe was-
n"r viii preach At IL \ NJ and ;
l. VI. sunday school $40 A NJ.
Communion at 7.3D ~ VI
~ MOnumenial--S 4 81 cclcbra-
ton Of HOLY Communion II i. NJ
Morning Prayer ana Sermon. by Rev.
George l. MAYO. subject: There
Are :" Many Churches Which Shall
! john T. NJ. Evening Prayer and
sermon. R"v. l.. Cary M"n:agu" viii
preach on Finding God in CucXpect-
ed Places.
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FORMER MEMBERS OF
kU-kLUX KHAN ACCUSED

Twenty mon have been summoned
20 appear before Judge Ernest II.
wells In Hastings Court. Part H., at
10 4. NJ. December 80. TO show
cause. II any they can. why they
should not be punished for con-
tempt NJ court on the charge o.
violating th" torrus az IN. injunc-
ton granted 20 tho knights OF the
ku-kluN Nlan.
Tho mon were summoned follow
INK raid upon "a secret meeting
Thursday night in Il nall near
seventh and Nain streets Tho raid
vas made on complaint o, ". G..
M"ddcx head Of IN" former Rich
m"nd Khan who complained 20
judge Wells that tho terms o, IN.
injunction granted against certain
former Members Of Richmond Khan.
80. !, on October 81. forbiddinr them
:" mc", had been violated
Following AT" IN. names of mos.
summoned 10 court. Palmer Sucrd.n.
- -. r"asc. Richmond W Clarke
sidney i."chct'. " J.. Edwards. John
W. Treylor, J. Il. p,rhimsou. r. 7
l'ac" g ". Fleet. George i Uow-
den. VI j Dewitt. l.. l.. J.cksop
GeorE" Il Whi;worrh. J W Perkins
q. h"!cn"r. stuart Thorp.. 49,
Eubark Niece. 49,
-- Snruni
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PRESENT BUST OF YOU'RE
TO VA. MEDICAL COLLEGE
Presentation Will Be Made
Wednesday by Members
of Family.

Presentation OF Il bronze bust or
DR.. Hunter Mcclure. during his life
time tho most distinguished surgeon
In tho South. will be made To the
Medical College OF Virginia wcdnes-
day by DR.. stuart Mco;uirc and fam
ny. Dr McGuirc was president OF
m" AmcricaY Medical Association.
FOUNDER and president OF the tniver-
SHY college OF Medicine, and surgeon
In charge Of the Army of Northern
virginia during tho War between the
states.
DR.. John w. Brodnax. associate
professor OF anatomy at the Medical
College. made the bust. which viii be
presented with hitting ceremonies. II
VIII he placed In a niche especially
reserved for that purpose on the
landing opposit" the front door OF
tho Medical College. thus making the
bust the most conspicuous object in
tho vestibule Of the college building
DR. w. Iowuhcs Pepl". professor
Of clinical surgery at the college. viii
mako the presentation address AZ ,
o'clock Wednesday afternoon Or
beverly Il. Tucker. whot. grand.
father Judge " w. Cruinp, was rnr
many years president OF III. board OF
visitors Of the college. VIII receive
tho bust " nlehalf Of tho faculty
In addition TO specially invited
IN" bust on lchalf of the faculty.
and students % tho college VIII at
tend
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pastor. Rev Lee q. cru'chGeid. viii
hreach on, The Marriage Union"
Church school at $50 \ NJ Senior
l. n.
y, Monument sunday school ser
Vices VIII be held ia the new build
inr. corner Of PARK aud .>Il"n Ave-
nucs, sunday morning at $50
At Decatur S,r"rt-prcaching by
IN" pastor. Rev Erncs, /. CoplCy. at
both services. II ~ NJ subject:
mounting and Discoun'ing tn" Con
i DIX L. A. third sermon ON
VIII" Threw Away Ills Chance
At Ccntci'ary Subjects viii be. II
\ NJ. songs at Miduirht" and l..
NJ. Wronring the Soui" Sermons
by Rev i. y. Latham.
AZ Woodland lieights-The Rev.
G. y. Tucker viii preach at II \.
NJ ON The call OF tn" Flag" and at
l.. NJ. ON "rhe Danger signal" sun
day school aud Mems Bible Class
meet me-, ~ 9:3o y. NJ Miss Clare Dixon
Epworih League. T. NJ
~ hranch Memorial Rcy. J. 4.
EGel.stun. pastor of ~. Paul's Meth
!aiS' ohurch viii preach AZ ! y. NJ.
Al + NJ, ia" pastor, Rev. H. con-
Dreamer" sunday school at 30 y.
NJ ani Epwor,h i."asu" Il, T.. NJ.
a, hroad StT""t,,Eev Fred r.
morning on Finding N. Pest ia tn"
Worst and at ni=ht ON Things That
Kill. sunday school. ::30 y. NJ Ep
"%r,h m"aen": y II; ;, :. -
| son VIII preach q, II y NJ on
Jesus. tho Great Teacher WITH IFS
| DISCIPLES ana ~ night ON To whom
Shall Co.. Sunday school. $50 y.
NJ. Epw"rth l"asu" A. +. NJ.
At Maplc Gr"v--t,"v. W n Jcf-
/ f:.ys VIII preach a. ~ y. VI On
/ Why DO "" Go to church," and at
sunday school. SIS \. VI Epworth
Lcagu" Al +. Nj
y, - rauls Rev. conrad Black
we'll Will breach 1T /! a. NJ. and Rev
on '.'rh. Fool" sunday school. $50
a. NJ. r:pw"rth League. T. NJ
Al M"mument- Roy. George T.
a M%2."r W w,,i prsa E, a, u 4, n. OF"
der and Ave With Which Jesus Was
Rccard"d?'' and at night on one OF
our Nations Greatest N"eds-Moth-
crs,.. ;Sunday school. ':age, y. NJ:
Dcycrl" VIII preach at II a NJ and
7:i5 i. VI sunday school $40 \.
NJ. Erw"rth Leagues at T. NJ.
" Union Station-rr"achLng morn
Before tho Lord" subject. l.. Nj.
"Th" Religious Man"
At Laurel Stro"t-Servicos 81, II \.
VI. and T. NJ. both conducted by the
pastor. Subject for tn morning
service: "A Crowned Head in the
Kingdom Evening subj ec |,
school and Mems Bible Class at $50
I \. VI.
At Highland rark-Rcv r. NJ
Hank. pastor. viii preach at. II y. NJ.
on Modern Temptations" and a, :
i. NJ ON tn" - i'll small Voice. sun
day school meets. $50 \ NJ f.p-
| worth League. = VI
AZ rin.'y--pr.aChinr by tho pas
| tor. Hsv. Walter II Euston. Morn
.nS Service The Law Of Increase"
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IA i'TISI'.

ncy Ge 'o' 7 WIZ. viii i" pre %Si'G at
II ~ ana =: N $sun,daE. school
y, nc;hel or Il Ice school audi
tor!umb Kcv. w. j. Clark. esideut
~ tn. Virginia Union University.
Viii preach at the II o'clock service.
and nr. John ". Cammack Held gee
rotary OF the state mission board.
NIL breach at the evening service. ;
O'Clock.
~ Grove Avcuue-Thc Rev. Len 6.
Eroughton viii pr"ach ~ II =. NJ,
and on The Bible and Sci"ncc-Wi!l
TIA" ola BOOK Stand" ii; J. VI
sunday school, $50 y. NJ -. Y. l.. l..
T. 81
a, Firs, Baptist -rreachlng at II
o'clock and ) o'clock by the pastor.
k"v. George W. Mcdaniel. T. -. sun
Day school meets at $50 y. NJ. II. Y.
\, Eas, I:nd-Rev. :. II. orrell
"ill preach \, II y NJ on nigh, BE-
g!nniugs and the Great Life Which
FOLLOWS and at +. NJ. on How a
cnris,ian May Become BETTER
Al Pine Street.-The pastor will
preach on Just ludg ment' In the
morning and on The Wise and the
Foolish IT night sunday school at
Al Cater rark-Rev. william He'd.
To- viii rr"ach q; II a NJ. on a
Great salvation and at night on
Excuses sunday school. $40 a NJ.
and u. y =. l. a, : r. NJ
~ North side Rev. w r. F,an-
naGsn VIII preach at II y. NJ on
Cod Garden" aud a. night on Paid
Ia Full" sunday school. $50 A. VI.
- y T.. l. at H. NJ
At Broadus Mrmorial-Rev W. T.
Gibson Viii preach AZ II A. NJ. on
Good Cheer and at night on called
Ibwn for Good sunday school AT
90 y VI and Is. Y. 4. l.. at +. NJ.
At lmmanu.l- morning sub
jet viii be: What Are You Read
.ne" 80 ana AT nigh; the subject will
be. The Enckslidrr' sunday school.
go a VI t.. ! l.. 4. OF T. NJ
~ Fairm"nnt AVcnuc-Thc pastor.
Rev. !. NJ. iiamr!cl. will preach at II
y. NJ on The Lambs Among Wolves -
and at J.. NJ. on Saving Tnat Which
Was Lost" sunday school. 80 \. NJ
Il. y. T. t. At T.. NJ.
At pakw""d Avenue Preaching at
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tHNISJIN y,

~ Hanover Avenue = T.
ilunl"y Viii preach al ii \ NJ ON
IN" Greatest Sin ia tho World" aut!
az J. NJ "n Comfort FOR tn. Dis
conrh%cd Bible school AZ $50 \
VI christi Eud"aS"r. both Junior
and senior AT : l.. NJ
At Cowardin Avenue. -R.v. T. H.
Mnti"N vii! preach at II 4 NJ. ON
Itiht''% NJ l. NJ. Br. W J
MaNh". representing the children
Hon" S"ct",y Of Virginia. WIN speak
sunday school. ".3p y. VI. Christian
Erd"hvor. : T. NJ
A. Seventh street pastor. Rev.
II. II. g. Maclachlau, viii occupy his
pulpit ~ ~ y NJ. Ills subJ"r, viii
be Tile Power That Comes From
JOY NJ T. VI br. T. =. M"Fadrn
VIII pr"h"h ON. The Faith OF . Pres,
'Nt"ria',.' cpu'inIirg IA" Better 10
uaintauco SERIES" ~ sermons SIN
day school 1T -" y NJ iut"rm"di
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PItI:Siii TERRAIN.

Charles /. KING. u H.. VIII preach a,
II \. NJ. "r "rh" Kingsh!p OF Christ
"nd at f. NJ sermon "ill be d.
H.. with thirty minutes song service.
sabbath school. $50 h. NJ. Bill"
classes. 80 \. NJ Young People
\, Fulton Preaching AT II A. VI.
aud T.. VI. 10y tn" pastor Rev. Hugh
Fltznatrich. sunday school. $50 y.
NJ Christian i.nd"avor. i. NJ
At W"Srminster-Mor subject:
NJ. MEMS B.bIc Class. women's
BIhl. Class. 10 y. M Christian En-
af AZ t;,n I@qn ,aIh eoEie' r T; nj .,
Rev Edward Mack. -. -. a, f. NJ.
Al Third--Roy. II j. Williams Will
preach a. II y. NJ and 5 T.. ~. sun
Isnd.ayor q, T. NJ.
At DVcrbio"k Rev. a ". Honey
VIII preach "a the morning on The
school gao y VI.
~ r"r,g,r S,re%.i;-Rev, J. y Ear
~ christ and at night, E.v W y.
Han viii preach on when Our
Dreams Com. True sunday school
$50 y. NJ Dr q. VI bradbury viii
\. #,
Al Mizpah-Rcv. j J. Keith viii
preach ct II \ NJ on looking at
III" thu'ch--Its Heart and at night
nn What chris and Nathaniel saw 20
sunday school 80 : NJ
At H"C"nd--KcN. Russell Cecil Viii
preach 81 II y VI. on "CoufessIng
Jesus christ a. l.urd' ANA a. mieht
"a
day school - \ NJ. Young r-o.
pies meeting. 1.!5.
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ate and senior Christian rndcay or
meetings At s:i3 T. NJ
~ Third -Th" pastor. Rev. j. 9.
HelSab"Ck. viii preach at II \. NJ.
aud !. NJ Bihlc school 80 \ NJ
IuU'or Eud"av"r. L. NJ senior EN-
"tvor. l.. NJ
~ Highland PARK On the school
aud 't"rium Preaching by Rev g.
hubert Ste"d at II y NJ and l.. NJ.
Hibl" school. $50 y VI. Christian En-
d"nNor. : T.. NJ
n, First R"v w Z. Walters viii
pi"3"l. at II y. Vi. on The Messiah
IN Pr"ph"c!" and az night an The
fropa"cy Fuliil!cd.' sunday school.
g.tJ y. M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-16
NEW MEDICAL
POWERS GIVEN
TO ASPIRIN
Pain Relieved Instantly
Cause Remedied Rapidly
BY Tingle's Laxo Aspirin

The world OF medicine ac-
know!edges that the most t-fYec-
tive pain stop Is aspirin-but
pure aspirin alone oftentimes
causes natulence or heartburn.
This has caused numbers OF peo-
pie TO fear it and refrain from
using II. even though they know
IL VIII mean almost instantane-
ono relief from headaches, colds,
neuralgia and tho like.
Now. however, Gomez the now
genuine aspirin acting fear
aside for confidence and swift
help. 1t holds tho pain COM
batting power of ordinary as
pirin In full strength with two
now qualities added.
Five grains Of genuine aspirin
havo been combined with a WELL
known d!Bestant which tends
TO counteract any discomfort.
Within ten minutes after tak-
Ing. the salicylio acid Ia in your
blood. disiending the Cnpiliarles
and relieving tho congestion and
relaxing the poor, tired norves.
A. gentle laxative has also been
added. 1t thoroughly cleanses
tho body OF the po,sons which
whom pent UP in tho system 10
often are the cause OF severe
pains and aches.
Use TINGLE.S LAEO ASPIRIN
with the three points:
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vi Interest to Women

The many friends OF Miss Marcar.,
prescott Montague are looking ,nr.
"sTd with pleasure TO tho showing
on her picture. In Calvcrt's valley"
ut IN" strand this afternoon. Tn.
r'''Ur" VIII b" doubly interesting
H"caus" OF the talk which Miss Mon
tagu" VIII make from The box on
raE"d by the Writers club Miss
Mon'arn" viii be introduced bv Miss
Lucy Rsrdolph Mason. the president
~ IN" Richmond League OF Women
Voters
IN" picture Is being given by the
author as benefit for the work of
IN" Richmond League %! Women Vo,-
'r8, ~ which she ~ a member The
League o: Women Voters. in Ashland
ana IN Petersburg arc taxing much
interest and bringing groups TO see
In 'a!Nerts valley"
Mrs. j. * Bowman viii he tickc,
seller In the box Office from 2 10
this afternoon. Doorkccpers are Mrs
IcorE" Go0dridrc aud Mrs Eober,
Rlank"nshlp Miss Julia Grant
Moor" : iT charge o.: the ushcrs.
who are Misses Cathcrin. ANA evan.
!'"m.A', Mar.e ward Williams p.ne-
lone Anderson. judith Tomphins.
Julia Wickhnm and MarEa<., Brown.
Miss Katherine lie" VIII be in charge
r.ous womcn's clubs OF tn. clt,. have.
heen active In the sale o: tickets and
II is anticipated that the picture wIl!
be shown to a FUN house
The picture begins at T. NJ
Mrs Harry Si"Gel has announced a
meeting OF Jewish women Of ;his
city TO join a iiaddossah Chapter. for
Monday evening, December is. at
81 n. h..
Jacobs. OF New York C.ty. an ardent
organic and member OF tn. of
fetal chapter. viii make special
trip 20 Richmond 10 speak Il, this
meeting.
The Helping circle Of Kings
Daughters Will meet Monday az $40
o'clock In the home OF Mrs. H. j.
Ridenour. 1909 East Broad Street.
Contributions Nor the Christmas.
boxes Will he made a; this meeting.
The Richmond Council OF Social
Agencies Will meet Tuesday a, T.
". at the Y. w. G. A. j Rountrea
Gillett will speak on THE Person
Reform Movement IN England"
The Woman's League OF the Cary
street Settlement House Will meet
settlement house. The members OF,
the league will make Christmas
candles ut this time. the main object
OF the meeting being TO show just
what candies are most suitable for
Christmas. The league will not hold
its regular meeting the Tuesday
after Christmas.
Due 20 the Christmas holidays.
there will be no meeting OF the Rich
mond Chapter. Hollins Alumnae AS
ISOLATION, on Wednesday,. The next
meeting will be held in January.
The Laboratory Techn!c.ans will
not meet Thursday. due 10 the near
ness OF the Christmas holidays. The
next meeting will be held the first
Thursday in January at Westbroox.
Leo Chapter. U. D. c., IS making
extensive plans for the Christmas
tree 10 be given the old soldiers at
the Soldiers Home the day after
Christmas. This promises to be mn
unusually attractive affair. az the
merchants OF Richmond have been
generous in their contributions. and
the tree will bear appropriate gifts
for all tho old men.
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Stricken with Innuenxn.

Mrs. J. T. Harrow. 3l2o Floyd Ave-
nue.. vas called by telephone to
MartinsN'!le yesterday to the bed
sid" OF h"r daughter. wife OF Or. A.
: GrusSn"r, Of Easset,. Va who il
~ tn" Lucy Lester Hospital ther-
suffering with influenza. There are
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In Richmond;s PuZpits

II y ~ on THE New Man-paul"
add a; T. NJ on "kuowcst Thou the
christ' sunday school at $40 y
VI. dad u Y l.. L. a. l. II.
at Grac. Str.c,-Dr " " Weeks
pastor, VIII preach At II y NJ. on ~
Charge ANA It Challenge" and at y
L. NJ on The Greatness of Man
$50 NJ. BID" school. l.. NJ, r..
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MIrIiODiST.

AZ rae" Nemorial-The pastor.
Rev. Roscoe NJ White. VIII preach
al II y. NJ on AN Altar Of Fire and
~ i. NJ Dr George Wesley Jones
VIII preach. sunday school ard
Mems Bib. Class. $50 a. NJ En-
worth League. T. VI
y, .>shurN-At II 4 NJ. Rev.
Gcorg" Wesley Jones the prcSIiiu,,
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APOSTOLIC.

~ the Apostolic Church ,Thirty-
fourth and Leigh Streets -Rev. -. G..
Peas" VIII preach at = f. NJ on
What To We Nor" Than others? >"
Sunday school. Ia y NJ
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CIIHISTIt> ~cII:>CE.

Vt F,rs' Cinicu of Christ Scientis,
park Av"nu" ana Meadow Str"cn
services will be h'ld - ~ A. NJ and
T. NJ sub oct Is he Universe
tuclrdiu:; Man Evolved lay Atomic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-16

said to be forty cases OF innuenr,
at t'ass.u small town In Henry
County.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Second Presbyterian
Church

Rev. RUSSELL CECIL, Pastor
sunday School. ?;i5 a. NJ. ''"
Public worship, IL \. NJ. and s ?. NJ.
Morning subject: "Confessing Jesus
Christ as Lord
Evening subject: ITO Every Man
HIS Work
Young Peoples League at 7:l5 P ~
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
AT o'clock.
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Services

= a. NJ. Holy Communion.
$50 4. NJ, Sunday School
10 A. NJ. Bible Glasses for Men
and Women.
II A. NJ, Morning Prayer and
sermon.
S:l5 =. NJ, Evening Prayer and
serrlon.
Mr.. Peter will preach st the
Morning and Evening services.
Thursday, the Festival OF ST
Thomas. Holy Communion at II
a. NJ
This is free church. All pews
are free AT all services. Strangers
cordially invited.
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For Colds, Grip or Inaucnx.

ana ~ Preventive. tax. I,ti~,
BRoMo 0uiNiNE Tablets, Tn. esr
bears the signature Of T.. w Cove. me
'hr" You get nROMOD 5oc.--Adv.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-08-30
Many Attend Indian Fair.

The Flambeau indian fair last
week attracted much attention
from visitors and local people,
many Of whom for the first time
had been able TO see the Indian
other than in his LATEST mood. In
fact many were Of the impression
that the Indian Of today Is a
worthless specimen of the noble
Red" Of days gone by. Those who
attended the two-day fair at Flam-
beau last Friday and Saturday
have nd their illusions dispelled,
now giving the Indian his just
due. The agricultural exhibits
and especially the cooking and the
display of gone-by day bead work,
astOunded the first-time visitor.
The departments were well filled
with exhibits Of the products of
the soil which members of the
Flambeau tribe had harvested. Not
alone were the local people SUI
priscd. but IL was equally good TO
see the visitors from other states
more So. rs their opinion had been
that the Indian was n bone Of
contention and n worthless speci-
man IF the human race. For many
years the Flambeau Indians have
staged their fairs and then taken
their exhibits to the state fair
az Milwaukee, where they have
taken many prizes. Mr.. Balmer,
the tribes superintendent has been
lahoring for the uplift of this
tribe. and that he is succeeding
Is easily 20 be seen.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-08-30
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
PEOPLES PROGRESSIVE
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
AT THE PRIMARY SEPTEMBER 5

authorized by and inserted in be-
half of H. NJ. Mark, Hurley, Wis,
at legal rate.
FOR MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY.
To the voters of Iron & Villas
counties:
] hereby announce my candidacy
on the Republican ticket, for
Member of Assembly, for the dis
trict comprised of Iron and Villas
counties. If nominated and elect
ed to this important office /
pledge a careful attention to the
interests of the district and res
pectfully ask your vote and sup
port at the primary election on
Sept. 5th.
Yours truly,
II. M. MARK.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-08-30

Martin Paulsen is the only can
didate for state offive this fall
who served in the armed forces of
the United States during the war.
Immediately after America en-
tered the war. Paulsen enlisted in
the army. and served in the ranks
for tventy-nine months. sixteen
months overseas. His war record
Is one Of which an American
solder may well be proud.
Martin Paulsen has worked his
way through life singlehanded.and
he has won every bit Of his sue
cess by hard. earnest effort. At
the age Of fifteen he became an
orphan. BY perseverance and an
undying ambition. he worked his
way through high school. normal
school. and the university law
school. where he was counted
among the best students of his
class.
Paulsen's struggles have left up
on him the earmarks that disting-
uish every man who has made his
way honestly and unaided.
During his campaign Paulsen has
impressed his audiences with his
fine, elean-cut personality. his
sound Judgment. his splendid abil-
ity as a speaker. and withal the
genial humor with which he greets
people. Sincerity Is the keynote
Of his character.
All through his campaign Paul
sen has stressed those things
which are foremost in the hearts
Of all true Americans. He has
talked Americanism. His service
during the war. and the tone of
his speeches are sufficient evil
denee that he Is a real American.
Fearless, and without evasion.
Paulsen has spoken the truth as
he sees II.
People Of every political belief
are rallying 10 Paulsen. and il is
predicted in all parts of the state
that he will carry the election by
a great majority.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-08-30

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Robert c. Ziebell, Eagle River,
Wis, at regular rates.
To the Voters of Villas County:
I am a candidate for the office
of Sheriff of Villas county on the
Republican ticket, and ask the
support of the voters at the Sep
tember 9Th primary. | have been
a resident Of this county for years,
and feel that / can ably and fairly
the duties of the office
Of sheriff If elected. ] ask your
Yours very truly,
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