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Red Herring himself has a few words to say about tonlghts bout. Herring states that he is in the best shape he has been since he changed his residence to Birmingham, and that he ought 10 show local fans his best form tonight. Reds hands. which have been giving him trouble. are about well now and he states that he expects to cut loose with some rock ing punches tonight, as well as nis usual jabs and clever point scorin. blows.
 Williams Is Husky
 Kid Williams, who Is already on the scene of the battle. has the ap- pearance of being tough customer. He Is huskf1y built, and has that in- describable appearance Of being able 10 mix matters with most any of them.
 Both Williams and Herring will weigh in around 135 pounds tonight. Although he is not stale bit, Her. ring is trained down to a hair line, and Is champing at the bit after a brief period of inactiou pair of in- Jured hands has caused him to undergo.
 Williams record would indicate tAiehA hN 10 t NfABdBtGt PAltftfnCtu Fl0E- man. Any lightweight who can stand Up to such men as Bobby Waugh, Bobby Hughes and other top notchers. and get by none the worse for wear and tear, ought to be a good boy. D. A. c. officials state, and tfat's what Williams has done. His record con tains the names of some of the best second rate lightweight battlers in the country, as we'll as several top notchefs.
 The main bout tonight will be over the 16-round route. woth Dave Evans handling the refereeing of the af- fair.
 Burlington to Fight
 In the semi final. an old local fa- vortes Dummy Harrington. will meet Phil Keith of Miama. Keith is the same willing scrapper who stood up to Billy Jingles for a couple Of rounds. and really looked good until single right hand blow dropped him. Keith has fought a couple of good bouts here since then. and ought to give Dummy a good trial tonight.
 Burlington is. naturally. bit stale after his rather long lay-off from the boxing game. but railbirds predfc1 that couple more fights will put him back in the shape of last year, when he was knocking 'em dead quite fre- quentlY.
 A heavyweight go that is expected to furnish lots of thrills is the Ed wards Iovingood bout, four-round return engagement between these two sluggers. Edwards holds de- eision over Loyingood. but the big Wylam mauler claims he will make up for past defeats tonight. The big boys always tickle the fans, and E. A. C. officials are always on the look out for a pair of heavies to stage a few rounds.
 There will be two or three addi- l tional preliminaries, the first one be- 1 ginning at .3n n,elnclr fnnlrI,t
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Washington May t4-Clevelsnds late rally failed te overcome the fHfly leNd
 SCI bH the Nationals and Washing lon took the third game of the series today, | to 2. Speaker nsed three pitchers against Mosridge, who was steady at All
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BARONS TO MEET
 CRACKERS TODAY
 IN FIRST BATTLE

Yesterdays Results Little Rock S, Chattanooga (. Mobile s, Nashville l. New Orleans 10. Memphis {. only games scheduled.
 Today's Games Birmingham at Atlanta. Nashville st Mobile. Memphis at New Orleans. Little Rock at Chattanooga.
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COTTON STATES
 LEAGUE

Yesterday's Results vicksburg 3, Jackson 2. Clarksda1e 1. Meridian !. Only games scheduled.
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HIGHS HOME RUN IN SEVENTH WINS FOR THE DODGERS.
Giants Fight Uphill and Win Ten-Inning Duel From
 the Cubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results New York 5, Chicago (. Brooklyn $. Cincinnati 5. Philadelphia 5. St. Louis l. Cnly games scheduled.
 Today's Games New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at St. Louis. Boston at PittsburK.
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Ieilrnann. Teft on bases New York 10, Detroit 7 Base on balls, off Piilette ?. Mays a. Struck out. by Pillette 2. Hit by pitcher, by Mays tCobbl. Umpirer, Nal in and Moriarity. Time. l:55.
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Y N DIA N RALLIES IN FINAL FRAMES
 FAIL TO WIN OUT.
Washington Beats Cleveland, 4 to 3, While Tigers Beat
 the Yankees
AMERICAN LEAGUE
 Yesterday's Results

Yesterdays Results Detroit s, New York 2 Washing ton 4. Cleveland ,. Only games scheduled.
 Games Today Detroit at New York. tleNcland at Washlngto Chicago at Boston. st. Louis at Philadelphia.
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CHYTRY JEZEVCfK.
B. SIMEK, pfedseda

Mluvilo Sc psech a iich chy
trosti.
"To vsechno mic neni," zacal
hainV Hfebenac. ale m6ho ie-
zeyGika byste NELL znat. Get
nix hadri Ale co cetnik! CT
kan Sc must schovat, Jen 81 po-
waite: On potvora vypozoro-
val, re kdyz mu neco schazf,
ze Sc MIN vsichni mazlime a
re Sc mu Y cradle pristroiuie.
A naiednou yam milv pes stu-
ne a stune naporad, Zena ia
sahame mu co chvili ma Gu
max, stale horkvl Tot Sc vi,
ze pacienta vsichni lituieme,
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STAVITELOVE. Poor! Ne

propaste tyto Lofty, ktere musi
byt prodany pod cenu a sice:
Obchodni lot ma Union Ave.
50x15O str. - lot ma East
Boulevardu mezi Union a
Kinsman 50X160 str. - Lot ma
106. ul. dlazdena, 40x117 str.
- Lot ma vych. 104. I'll. 40X
120 str. - Lot ma Bosworth
Ave. a vych. 131. ul. 40x140
str. = Lot ma BenWood Ave,
dlazdena, 45x100 str. = Lot
ma vych. 140. ul., 50X142 str,
- Lot na Angelus Ave-, 40X
145 sti. 5 loty ma vych. lat
I'll. 12Ox240 str. - Lot ma Sol
ka Ave. 40X122 str. - Lot ma
Garfield Blvd. 50X120 str. =
VSechny tyto Lofty Sc po pfipa-
de vym6ni ia vas dun. Name
ieSte vice lota, pakli by Sc yam
zadny 2 t6chto lotu nehodil.
Dopiste aneb zavoleite J. F.
Nejedlik & Co. 11015 Union
Ave. Tel. Broadway 1886 =
Union 1876 r. 7-15
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PRED SO Lefty.
P1l stoleti melo dalekosahly

P1l stoleti melo dalekosahly
lcinek ma lekarnictvi. Roku
1872 platilo jeste pravidlo, re
"co je odporne, je zdrave", a
svaTeniny odporne chuti "a
pachu byvaly hojn6 predpiso-
vany. Zle pachnoucf asafeti-
dove mleko CASA fetida ma IL
dove jmeno "certovo lejno",
jez mluvi samo ia sebe) teSilo
sc velke poptavce, bylo ma
ramnou prijemnosti pro lekar-
nika pripravovati ie, zejmena
po nedelnim ob6de. Ones sta
rosvetska "apatyka" prom6ni-
Ia Sc V ladn6 upravene trziSte,
a lekarnik mnoho pripravku
dostava z laboratoi'i, venuji-
cich sc vyhradne vyrob6 urci-
tych leku. Leky museji Sc "a
mlouvati oku a museii byti
chutne. Ma priklad Trinero-
vo Horke Vino: tento spolehli-
w lex pro zacpu, plyny We
vnitrnostech, boleni hlavy, ne
chut' k jidlu a iin6 zaludecni
potize ie lahodny k uzivani.
Cascara sagrada, nejlepsi pro
cist'uiici prostredek, znamy le
karske vede, jest jeho hlavni
soucastkou, a lex je pfipravo-
van zkusenymi chemiky v Tri.
nerovych laboratorich, co nej-
moderneji zarizenych. Y let.
Mich mesicich, chcete-li Sc citi-
ii pfijemn6, musite miti Trine-
rovo Hork6 Vino po ruce. Do.
stanete je u sveho lekarnika
neb dodavatele leku.
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Obecna osveta.

"Poslouchejte, obtane. co to,
re Il vas hori il ma ulicich e.
lektrika? Vzdyt' jsou teprve
til hodiny odpoledne.' - = "To
mali tax, mily pane! Mas obec
nj rozsvecovac nenf donna, mu-
sill nejakeho V obci nevftaneho
hosta dopraviti do Prahy, a
tax to rozsvitil uz dopoledne,
abychom nebyli vecer We tine"
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Pribuzenska zahada.

MalJ Ferdik mel strasnf
rad svou babicku. Y detsken
nerozumu pravil iednou: "A5
hudu velikT, tak 81 vezmu ba-
bicku "a zenu." "Ale no
chu." rravil mu otec, 'stv 81
pfece nem6zeS witt ia zenu
mou matkun = "Proc ne. ty
sis wal take mou matku."
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VYHLASKA CESKYM STUDUJ[CiM

Matce Vyssiho Vzdelan eto dobe op6tne pTifma pr-
hasky teskch posuchacd obojho pohlav ker mali madam
ouhu sudch pokracovat nebo tyto okonGit avsa ne
mali hmotnych prostredkd dosazen sveho Caska ne
pesahuci $3.50 ednotvy skon rok akademck6ho b6hu
zapujci cesny zvazek bez trokd let akovm
denm neb sudentkam ktefi vyhov pozadavkm pfedepsa
nym pravdlech Vykonn6ho Vyboru, ez uvedeny
la ktere necht kazdJ kdo vJpomoc uchazet zamys d
We pozorne ST pfeete
"Uchazet : bez rozdilu pohlavi = byti Gesk6ho
pvodu cesk6 Teci ceskeho citeni susnl
mravny zvot a vykazati potfebnymi schopnostmi
studiu vyssfm ucels Pfiiima jen pfihasky tako
vych, keri posr5daii hmotnych prosedku samostatn6
sudovanf Zadatel necht' zase svoi fotografi We
sv6 pfihlasce zaroven uda ker6m vySSich uGe w
konnym Vyborem schvaenych hoda studovati Drive
pucka bude povoena, musi dGkaz svych schopnos
uspechem aspon pGl prace tom savu
Dale uvoi aadael dokonG plny akademc5y b6h pfi
voli abv sprava t6hoz uGeiste ieho prosp6chu
davala obGasne zpravy Vlkonn6mu Vyboru'
Podpora ud6uje pouze studentdm kefi dali "a
psa do kursd (b6hf) akademckych uctekFch nebo nze
nyrs<Jch Akademcky Jest unvertnch seznamech
obytene oznaten takto: "Coegiae Course
Arts and Sciences. tomo b6hu vyuGue predm6tim
Moden klasck6 reel literatury, deiiny fosoe
hospodafstvi vedy exektn prfrodni bahu uGesktm
nzenJrskfm Sc vyuGuie pfedmetdm pfsusnym onem
lanim "
zvaste sou posIuchaei upozomeni ma naproou nutnos
ddkladn6 pfipravy dokona6ho pfedbeznho d6an gra-
matck6 angtn6 neb kade vySsi
Ste posluchat sam mel by pocitovati d0lezost dokonad
gramatiek6 znalos reel ktera Jest eto obvylou.
kter6 vhradne pouaiva pri vSech pfednaSkach
hych pfipadech ukazu ceS posuchac bJt sablm tom
to pfedm6tu nektef propadavai rGznych predmeech
prav6 nasledkem nedosateGne pripravv angGn6
VEkonny Vybor jest kasti veS draz poaada-
vek odporueue abv uchazet mel vysved6en koy
sfedni accredited High SchooD anebo line skoy t6to
rovnacf T<
Pfihasky sudenu deli zvaStnm formulate. ktery
kazdemu zadatei ochon6 pozadani z4Sle byi
rkou VJkonn6ho Vyboru srpna 1922 zados necht
kazdI zadate uda adresv krajan utten proesor
Fl mohou mem podati zprvu je odporuCi Dopisy
~ zadosti pdjGky adresuite taiemnika takto
P. A. KORAB Iowa City, Iowa.
ia Vykonny Vybor Matce Vyssiho vzd6lani
B. SIMEK, pfedseda. A. P. KORAB. taiemnil
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nj parlamentni NELL remeslni
odbornici notnou praci odkli-
zenim stop po patecnl (23.
Cervna) "bitv6" a napravou
skod, zpusobenych ma snemov-
MIN inventari virem rozhorce-
neho boje. Ia diveho zapole-
nj byl utrzen a rozbit stupi-
mex, vedouci k Tecnicke tribu-
ne a pferazen spodek prvni
nemecke lavice, koberec pred
nj natazeny potfisnen rozlitym
inkoustem, rozbita tabule We
dvefich leve strany zasedacl
sine a porouchan Zamek pultu
kterehosi n6meckeho poslance.
Spravky budou vyzadovat as
500 korun a zaplat1 je bezpo-
chyby statni erar, jezto tezko
bude vypatrati a usvedeiti ur-
cite ''pachatele'. Obsaznym
byl take rapport po 'zdravotni'
STRANGE. Nebot' prof. DIR. ST.
dinko, jenz ujal Sc funkce obe-
tav6ho Samaritana, oSetfil kri-
tickeho vecera celkem Is osob
nichz til nalezely k nemec-
KEN poslaneck6mu taboru. Po-
hmozdeniny a odreniny utrpeli
hlavn6 clenove parlamentni
straze, ma nichz vynaSeni nebo
vyhazovani nemetti surovci
| schlazovali sob6 zahu. Nejhd-
re odpykal seznameni S nemec
Ikymi kulturniky cfvilni detek-
tiv klinger, jehoz nemecky a
grarnik Mayer, tloukl pesti do
biicha. DR.. Srdinko poskyt
mu sice Timed prvnl pomoci
llet asi ga hodinu postizen by]
Klinger vysokou horeGkou q
odvezen jeSt6 pred pulnoci "a
chrannou stanici do vseobecne
nemocnice k operaci. Utrze.
|nych limcu a rozedranych ka-
batu byly cel6 tucty. Nejvice
ma jich ma svedomi DIR. Shol.
Itch, ktery osv6dcil Sc Y rol
rvace re Temesla. TIE nest asst
ne pfedlohy dstecko-teplick{
zeleznici! A prece bylo na
shade vychodisko zcela iedno
duch6. Wee mohla Sc roZreSi.
ii = jak jeden parlamentn.
vtipkar navrhoval prostt
tImz zpusobem jako spor {
| Stavovske divadlo. Stacilo "a
ruGiti NemcUm drahu novou {
| ponechati statu starou trat'. a
| byly by pry spokojeny iist(
ODE strany. Jme-li pax uz tt
veselejsi stranky, zaznamena.
me malou episodu, ktera ode
| hrala Sc "a nejprudsiho bitvy
| kolotani. PTi VyVad6ni libereC
| keho Macdonald dra Lehnerta
byli by testi poslanci Trnobrar
Isky a Mailman malem spadli SC
stupinku pred lavici vladnicf
uredniku. POSI-. TrnobranskJ
ma Stesti yeas postrehl tuto "a
vadu a upozornil ma nj kama
rada. "Koukei, tu je diran
"Ja, ia, dira" = souhlasil 5
MIN "ohrozeny' DIR. Lehnert
Divte Sc pax, ze Sc PAM poslar
ci pres vSecko rozGileni roze.
small, kdyz pan pfedseda To
masek pri stanoveni pfiSt
schuze oznamil, re ma poradu
bude "pokracovani nedokonce.
neho programu teto schuze."
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obskakuieme, az jsem ma to pfi
Sci, re mas taha "a nohu. CO
byste tomu fekli? Vcera isem
no natrefil, lax 81 zahreiva
cumak o dvirka Il kamenr"
II. l..
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Dobre dOporuCeni.

''Dal bych YAM rad svou dee
ru ia zenu - mate vSak talent
k manzelstvi?" - "Ano. zaii-
ste, pane! Ma matka Sc vdala
trikrat a menu otci zemTela
ctvrta manzelka."
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MODERNI DUN, bunga

MODERNI DUN, bungalow 0
5ti pokoiich, koupelna, sprcha,
vyhrevni fernes, tvrd6 podlahy
finis, cihlovy krb, skrine ma
knihy a nadobi, garaz. Dunn
je staven pred 6 mesici a stoji
V nejlepsim cesk6m okoli Y
Corlett. Cena $4,000. Blizsi
sd6li J. F. Nejedlik & Co.
11015 Union Ave. Tel. Broad
way 1886 - Union 126 r.
r =
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None in the world But if you hand
it over-well, I'll compound a felony.
We don't want you or Sam. We want
the stone. Give that up, and so far
as | am concerned you can go free so
long as youzs behave yourself in the
future. If you make another slip
well, it will be the last, But this
time my commission is to get the
stone not you"
But if | refuse?"
why, then-alas!- must be you
and not the stone"
Billy had appeared in answer to a
ring.
Il think, Count, that it would be
as well to have your friend Sam at
this conference. After all, his in
terests should be represented. Billy,
you will see a large and ugly gentle
man outside the front door. Ask him
to come up"
eff he won't come sir?"
mo violence, Billy Don't be rough
with him. If you tell him that Count
Sylvius wants him he will certainly
come"
what are you going to do now?''
asked the Count, as Billy disappeared.
my friend Watson was with me
just now l told him that l had 4
shark and a gudgeon in my net; now
l am drawing the net and up they
come together"
The count had risen from his chair,
and his hands was behind his back
Holmes held something half protrud
| ing from his pocket of his dressing
gown.
"You won't die in your bed
! Holmes"
81 have often had the same idea
| Does it matter very much? After
all, Count, your own exit is more
likely to be perpendicular than hori
zontal. But these anticipations OF
the future are morbid. Why not give
ourselves up to the unrestrained en-
joyment of the present."
/ A sudden wild-beast light sprans
up in the dark, menacing eyes of the
master criminal. Holiness figure
seemed to grow taller as he grew
tense and ready.
at is no use your lingering you
revolver, my friend" he said, in :
well that you you dare not use it, ever
If l gave you time to draw it. NASTY
noisy things, revolvers, Count. Bet
j ter stick to air-guns. All! | thlnl
II hear the fairy footsteps of you
estimable partner Good day, Mr.
Merton.> Rather duh in the streets, i.
it not?"
Ito be continued Friday
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Attempted Robberies
Stir ConnersUilIe Police

CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Aug. "a
An attempted hold-up of an auto-bus
and frustrated trial at burglary of d
ConnersviIle home have aroused the
vigilance of. the police during the fair
season. NeighboEs, alarmed by the
barking Of a dog. Investigated the
home, which had been entered from a
porch window, and it was found the
thieves had left by a back door Two
men who ran out or an alley and tried
to stop a iitney bus the same night
were frightened away by the crowd
Four men in an auto du>ng the same
night, tried to steal a quantity of oil
and tires from station in east Con.
nersville. They were frightened
away by the return of the proprietor
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The Theatres
MuRRETTE THEATRE

The little booklet, What the Gen
tlemen Will Wear" has never aided
Dame Fashion in the Frozen North
Frigid Fashions have been the same
for years and years and win continue
to remain the same. An amazing in
sight into the output of the Frozen
North's Fifth Avenue shops is shown
in the Pathe feature picture, "Nanook
of the North
The Eskimo gentleman is kept
''well-dressed'' by the skill of the
women of his tribe with the fishbone
needle threaded with deer sinews.
There is no bother about "B. v. DIS"
or lingerie, as such things are not
worn in the best Eskimo circles. The
costume of men, women and children
is of one general model, consisting of
upper garment, which includes the
"parka" or hood, trousers, boots and
dog-skin mittens with the fur outside.
Nanook, the Eskimo hero-adyen-
turer, and Nyla, his leading lady
wear the only absolutely waterproof
boots in existence They are of seal
skin with the fur removed, the parts
of the pattern being sewn together
with sinews in a peculiar '1ock-stitch'
that makes the seam impervious even
to air Under the boot is worn two
deerskin socks, one with the hail
next to the bare foot and the Other
with the hair next to the sealski1
boot.
Explorer Robert J. Flaherty, who
produced the picture, declares thai
Eskimo gentlemen never wear straw
hats, and that the Eskimo womer
have never seen a silk parasol.
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two menacing points of steel. You are
absolutely plateglass. see to the
very back of your mind"
Then, of course, you see where the
diamond isl"
Holmes clapped his hands with
amusement, and then pointed deris
i've finger. Then you do know. You
have admitted it"
81 admit nothing"
'Now. Count, if you will be reason
able, we can do business. If not, you
will get hurt
Count Sylvius threw up his eyes to
the ceiling. And you talk about
bluff" said he.
PART TWO
Holmes looked at him thoughtfully,
like a master ehessplayer who medi-
tates his browning move. Then he
threw open the table drawer and
drew out a squat note book.
do you know what l keep in this
book?"
mo, sir, I do not!''
'You!"
"Me?"
Eyes, sir. you! You are all here
every action of your vile and dan
gerous life
Damn you, Holmes!" cried the
Count, with blazing eyes. "There are
limits to my patience!"
ITS all here, Count. The real facts
as to the death of old Mrs. Harold
who left you the Blymer estate. which
you so rapidly gambled away"
You are dreaming!"
And the complete life history OF
Miss Minnie Warrender"
"Tut! You will make nothing OF
that"
Plenty more here, Count. Here
is the robbery in the train-de-luxe tC
the Riviera on February Is, 1892
Here is the forged check in the same
year On the Credit Lyonnais."
mo; you're wrong there"
'"Then l am right on the others
Now, Count, you are a card player
When the other fellow has all the
| trumps, it saves time to throw dowI
your hand"
What has all this talk to do witt
the jewel of which you spoke?"
Gently, Count. Restrain that ca
| ger nina! Let me get 10 the pOlnti
in my own humdrum fashion. have
all this against you; but, above all
| l have a clear case against both yos
and your fighting bully in the case o
the Crown diamond"
| Indeed"
81 have the cabman who took yol
! to Whitehall and the cabman whit
/ brought you away. l have the Com
missionaire who saw you near tn
| case. l have key Sanders, who re
fused to cut it up for you. key ha
| peached, and the game is up
The veins stood out on the Count
forehead His dark, hairy hands wer
clenched in a CONFUSION of RESTRAINED
emotion. He tried to speak, but tn
words would not shape themselves.
That's the hand play from" sal
Holmes. 81 put it all upon the table
But one card is missing. It's tn
King of Diamonds. 1 don't know
where the stone is
''You? Now, be reasonable, Count
Consider the situation. You are goin
to be locked up for twenty years. S
is Sam Merton. What good are 20
going to get out of your diamond
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Traction Company Drops
Rushuille Power Plant

RUSHVILLE, Ind, Aug. 24.-Aban-
donment 70 the Rushville power plant
by the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
traction company, in furtherance OF i'm
provement plans hooking to uniformity
of the whole line, is a policy recently
announced by the company in prepare
ton for renewed business that is ex-
pected with restrictive legislation and
other causes which will decrease COM
petition by auto buses. Long distance
travel and freight transportation have
grown instead of decreasing with auto
TRANSFORMATION and a revival of short
haul business is expected soon.
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BeUeridge Worker
To Address Women

Mrs. Allen T. Flemming, of Indiana
polls, who spoke on behalf of Senator
Albert ]. Beverage during the pri-
mary campaign, will be here to speak
to members of the Women's Republi-
can club, in the Westcott hotel, at
1890 Friday morning. Women who
are interested in the work of the party
are invited to attend.
Mrs. Flemming will be tie the Repub-
liacn tent on the chautauqua grounds
in the afternoon and will, be glad to
meet women workers who are inter.
ested in the progress OF the party.
Mrs. Flemming is sent out by the state
speakers bureau and was formerly
identified with the w. c. T. u