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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
SarfeitG mninaislSstSiG Mnptiisia

SGrfeitG mninaiSl6Dt6ia Mnptiisia,
MrotiaLaiiet arfeolosit oiuat 6sfei
t6in loptdneet baripinaiien iuiiren
n66rGn miiinaisiGtteitG, ioioen ns-
fotaan oleipan noin 1000 iprotto
panboja, apiimeinen lopto plIen e.
ras baitta ia pafanoioen itbrippbdtto
fipitarbelta.
Saiitn iijaitiee 2acfalGngasia,
Sfanen maafrnnasia. 8ielG Ipbpt
aifa tatnperin oil ie peitosia fprn-
nenen naaferroflen ala. &c on
rafennettii iuurista fiipilaatoista ia
fesfifonrmio on roin 10 jalan pititi-
men ia 5 ialan leippinen. Sen pnlp1
rillG on fiipilaatoista Iasfetti pnpp
rGnntuotoinen fGptGtpa, josta baa-
rolitlni iouffo onlitiiiiia fiipilI1 mer-
fittpjG f6ptGipG. Sauoasta logoettiin
iullrempi ioaffo ibmisten ia eldinten
hiito ia biifjiuestG tpohisis sssnsir
tiforeita ia feibGGitfdrfi6.
Observation-Disclosures oian lopoostG
nuo6ostiipat noin 1000 foristeltr.
ien ririffiiien fappnIeita, ioita of
pafiusti iiroteltliina baiioan prpS-
riIlG. 9t1tufflijen riffominen ia bo.
iottqntinen litiilta1pasti oil tapabtit.
nut patanallisten usfontomenojen
nlufailesti. Mieet ia riiiifut of mol.
ntistettu bptpin FROST, oioittoen mel
foiien torfealle fobonnrtta iitpistps.
tG.
2acfalGngGn balitn artpioioaal o.
leipan pGbintdin 1000 apuooen ifdi.
men, nnutta riiotIalaiiilla on tobis-
titfiia, iotfa oioittaipat, etta beiodn
maaslaan on cllut aiuffaita 1000
ruotta oifaiiemn,in. gotepcrisia on
nGptteilld lliitrantu tuolta aiaIto.
sc lopoettiin uiei6en mailien p11s-
ta npfpiiestd merenrannasta ia oil
paifalla osterien idtteitG, iotfa oioit.
tipat nteren iilottiineen aifoinann
finne asti. Tiebemiebet Iaitiutpat,
etta meren lasfeminen oil alfanrt
fitpifauoella.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
euonltu uutiiia


Gnnen lGbetetpn Smt. $1,000 II
i1fii on ldbetettp .Smf. 5000 10 iai
ialaiielle illnlalinsopin plioppiloallt
- faiffi pappien poifid - lotto
BELLE apoitaiiin ipalnlistaa Safiasic
ipapaa feidnfesfelu lei Snomesia.
futen eniin oil aiateltli). Satienir
pappisliiton iairasfasialle on l1be'
tettp Snf. 1000; mainitulla fas.
ialla OH amustettalnana n. 900 iai-
rasta pappia tai pappisperbeen ia,
ientG. Samaten on ldbetettp Snlf.
1000 Sreiburgisia Saalen parrel-
la oletpan papinpoitien fooin anus,
taniiefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
Saflon ntimisterist5 eroummt.

aBiime monantaina Soffon brett.
bentti ebert bptpdffpi tansIeri Gil.
non ia toto b6nen ntinisteristSniS
eronpppnnin. Sofian n. t. fanian.
piioIneen iobtaiuGIe StreiemannirIe
on iatettp itiioen ministeristOn n,uo-
oostaninen. 2ofo Sofian fania on
fiiobufHsin, iosio ioiiaIistit ndpttd.
ipSt biiontdttua oion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
Siiliaiiaa tullaau tntfimaau
2iittoballitnfien fiiuibiili fomisiioni
txlee tmtfimaam aIiaa.

8afbingtonista ilmoitetaan, ct.
ia liittoballitafien fiapibiili-fomisii.
oni on iaanut walmiifii obielman
tofoifielle, iofa tullaan pitdm6Gn
SEEM gorfisia tarfoitufieIla tiittia
ttpibiili fpipmpsta. &ofoufieen fiit-
iitaan eoustaiia faimosmiesten uni
osta iefd taipospbtioista. SGmGn
toimenpiteen falltta lnullaan ipoita-
man pGlttdd tpolaffo fiipibiilialueeI
la. 2afon mlilutoin oliii pitGnpt al
faa emf ippsfuiin 1 pGim1nG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
9lmerifaIaiiet fieltGhtsneet fnlietta.
masta ,uiliaa CANADIAN iatamista.

masta ,piliaa CANADIAN iatamista.
glmerifaIaiiet bOprplaitpopbtiot o.
mot 10 panneet taptdntoon ubfaif.
ienia, ettd ne eiiudt tuIiii fulietta.
moan Ganaoan tpiliaa marffinoille
protestino CANADIAN ,tiitta Iafia iuos
taan, iofa apaatii niioen eiittdmddn
tariffinIa Sort @illiantin miliofo.
misIionereiIIe.
Ran oruerifalaiiiIla IaituoiIIo on
tpllin tpotG oman moan tuilian fuI.
iettamiiesia, eoellptetdan tddIld, ettG
canooalainen tpiIia tiilee ebtimddn
npoben,nlin marffinoiIIe f,iin yb.
opsipaltain uiIia iiIld ganooallc
on laipoia riittdmdttOmasti. Bilia
iato tiIt tdnd tpuonnn tatpaIIistc
porempi. $ein6firirn eniimdiien pdi
tpdn idlteen on ninoastaan icitie
nldn amerifaIaisto Iaiipaa IGbtenp
Sort Dilliontista lostottuno Cana
oan piIiuIla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
Sotilaita ldbetettp Iaffoalneelle.

14O aniallisfnartilaiSta on
SprinefieIoistG, Sn. IGbetettp SiIIs
boron faitpunfiin, misiG laffotiIon.
teen ilmoitetaan febittpneen Min mo-
faipafiit ettG paifalIiiet tpironomoi.
let otpat poiunattonlia fen eoesSG.
$iusborosia iiiaitie,pan Mmerican
3inc pbti0n tpoIdiiet meniiudt lat.
foon iofu pditpd tafaperin ia ttipopt.
Tin teboas iulfea. ybtio aIfoi tuot.
tao Iatom riffureita ia iperinen pb.
teenotto iilloim tapabtii tebtaan Dor.
tiIla Iafonriffireita ilioieTemien opu
Iaisiberiffien ia IoffoIaisten ,psIiIld.
1tniia Iepottomnnfiia safiasla. .
Safiasta iaaStst piime pdtpien
tieoot oioittaipot ettd uieisia Sof.
fan faiipitmeeisia on paIIaIIa fSpSeI
linen tuoIlattomitiis. Somomertstd
on thllit tietoia ettd 20 ibmistS on
ndind pditpinG iiirnottu fouprneis-
ia tapobh,neisia meIIafoisia, tb II
mistd on firmath 8eitaemisTd, ia
$onbitreisia on iuIistettu iotoIof
ipoiutaon. /
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
Siebotasta Mile, iotfa baluauat
iaaba infnlaiiiaan taiffa bstGuiGn
tnotetmfii Dbbpsmaltoibin.

fsss~~U V~$WtWsIs"WW SWsttW yVtuWtuu
tnotetmfii Dbbpsiwaltoibin.
ybopswaltain @altiooepartte.
mentin @asiitoimisto on iulfaisiut
lellraaiuan fiertotirieen pasiipiiee.
rallfiista 'Obopswaltoibin padipo
suarten iilfontailta:
Seuraaipiu poimasiaolelpia liii..
ootiia pasiiipiieeralitien iubteen ia.
lutaan iaaaa pleiion tietoon niibin
nlfonaalaiiiin ndboen, iotfa balua'
ipat nlatfustau gbbpsnaltoibin. Ct
tel pitfia mihpptptiiG ipntpiii, tuliii
noroattan ieurnatpia menettelptapo.
ia:
Wonilla ulsomailln elGpil!d benfi
loillG, iotta baluaiiirpat mat.ustau
Ybopsipaltoibin, on t1Gll1 iufulaiiio
ia pstapil iotfa ioiinpat beioGn iaa-
piupan slmerifaan. 9eGioen tiilla o.
leipien iutulaisten ia nstGlpien tlilis
Il firioittaa nail!e :Gnne ppr.iioille
la ilmoittaa niis!!G poilnasla oleipis'
ta iGaoofiistd jcitl tulee tarfoin noii
oattaa 9lmeritoon pprittGesi1:
1. ulfomaalln aiupan tlilee banf-
fid len nlaan bsllitlitien oiltama
pasii, ionfa alanlaiiia oapat.
2. SeioGn talee eiittGG t1mG pas.
Il piirisiaGn oleipalle Wbbpsmaltain
fonisiionerille taiffa toniulille. ".
rterifan fomisiionerin taitfa toniu-
lin ipirastosia beieGn titlee benfil6-
fobtoinen anonlus paslipeeraufiesta
p1Gip1 iparten Dbopsipaltoibin. Sell
Id tiilee olla folme pient1 n. +. pos
iitpaIofupaa, jotfa annetaan glmeri-
fan fonlulille pasiipileeralsta anot.
taesia. Meposfin tiilee iGttG1 @meri-
fun foniulille 9lmeritasia aiuipien
lufulaisten taiffa tlittalpien lpalnis-
tamat firjelntat eli firjalliiet pafui.
tltflet ioisia ptiitpisfobtaiiesti lelos
tellaan fanialaisiuboe, fuinta faiion
benfilo on aiunut Obopstpalloisia,
niit1 iufiia on t6nne pprfiidlle ia
tGnne pprfiiGn fanialaiiuus, tdnne
pprfinliien ippt, onto pprfiid itienid
elGttGtpG benfiI0 ia onto iltfiiIainen
taiffo pstGipG fpfenetpd oifealla to-
paIla buoltamaan tGnne pprfiiGG
b1nen t1rne iaaiputtuaan.
Msafiu tGnne pprfiiGn anomufies.
ta on pfii oollari ia pasiiapiieeralif-
iesta pbbefi6n bollaria. HGnG maf'
iut tulee tGnne pprfiidn iiiorittaa 81
nlerifan fonisiionerille taiffa foniii-
lille iiellG, mistG tGnne pprfiiG lGb-
tee mattalle.
gspfpinen aietus iGGtGG, ettG mi.
faan uIfomqalairen iofa Ell ole iaa-
mt pasiiinfa 9lmerifan fonillir
Ieiinaa, ei moi pGGstd maibin Obops
ipalloisia. Yasiipiieeraus tuIee iaa-
ba fen 9ltnerifan foniulin tpirastos'
ia, jofa on IGbin matfalle pprfitpGn
aiiintopaiffaa.
4aifilIe Mmerifan ulfomailla ole
nille foniuleille ia fomisiionereille
on moilnaslaoleipien aietiisten NIT
foan annettu tarfat pf1itpisfobtaiiet
niGarGpfiet iiitG, millaisten pDrti'
jain pnsiit tpoioaan tpiieerata mot
fnstista tparten glmerifaan, iefo
mposfin, millaiiiIta ipiieerars on
fiellettdipG.
On erittGin t1rteGG, ettG tddlld
yb6pstpaIIoisia eldtp6t, eipdt tee
ninfGGnIaiiia anontitfiia taiffa Elf
tpfii6 gbopspaltain @altiooepartte'
inentille, tpaan tiilee faiffi matfis'
tusta fostapat fpipmpfiet pbrfijdr1
itiefobtaiiesti eiittad 9lmerifan Ton
iulille iiitd maasia, ulistG sfmeri
foan oifotpa pprfii matfaIIe Idbte
m6dn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
1rnii preiibentti mastistaa fill
Iaffuo.

Treiioentti Coolidge on ilmoisiiit,
ettd ban Ell tiiIe iaIIiuoon biiliIaffoo
ybopstuoIIoisia. Waitd feinoo bdn
aifoo fGpttaS rafon cbfaiiemiiefii ei
,piel6 t,inneto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16
3djdbbps biilitaiuOfiesia



&emmerer-ninliiesi1 tpl1si1 8po
Iilingin ipnltiosia on i,irun aifa III
ID paiffafunnan &enlmerer biilipb
ti0n $40. 1 taiipofiesla tapabt,ii Dir,
,iued rdidbops mime tiistaina jol
Ioin 200 failposmiest1 iulfeutl,i tai
tuofieen. llieimmat faimofieslu ole
tuista miebistG oipat ultomaalailia
Hunlpun f6ptt6iG on iaatu plos f,iol
leena.
@aiiposaIioita tiinteapat benfil0i
oaDot iitG riielta, ett1 on toipin pG
bGn totipoa miesten pelastufiesta.
Ao-operatiwinen toiminta maanipil'
ieliiGim fesfen.
@uooen 1920 ienluflen mmfaan
iIn,oitti 511,3S3 fornia Dbops,pal.
Ioisfa toinlineenIa tiotteioen mppn-
nisiG ia tarpeioen .ostosia fo-opera-
titpiiella pobialla muonna 1919.
Suurin Iiifu iellaiiia maanipilieliioi
tG oil fitu6esia fesfiipaltioi6en pob-
ioiiisia oiisia, niniittdin Weinneiota,
Eoipa, Bisconiin, @cbigan &anIas
ia Nebrasfa, iotta eoustiipat 33 pro
fer,ttia maan fotonniSmGGr1st1 TO-
operatiapiieIla pobialIa toimipista
naanipilieliioistG. WlinneiotasIa oil
feIlaifia nnanlpilielii6it6 enin, faif-
fiaan 1884, iitten ieuraii Soma,
iosfa oil 43,350, 8isconiiilisiu 49,.
848, @icbieanisia 42,t04 ia 9an-
fafisfa 1864.
ybteisnppnnit oipat enemnl1n f1p
tGnnosId fiiin pbteisostat. Saman ii
Iaston miifaon of GA proIenttio
fo-operatipista mppntid fGptett1neis
I'd maanipilicliioistd feIloiiia, jotfa
mposfir ostilpat tarpeitaan fo.opera
trpifella pobialIa. Dbteisostoisia oil
Sopan iualtio eniint1iiellG italia,
fiIlG fniffioan 32,530 mooniuilieli-
iGd f1ptti tGtG ostotopau. Soilella
italia oil &nnias, olIen iielI1 3D.
.82ts @sbteisostsa 9orioittmpuu far
mario. Wiinnelotasia oil 29,6tt,
etebrnsfosia 27,325 ia @isconiinis-
ia 21,792 pbteisostoo barioittnipaa
fdrnnrid.
gbteisostoien ia pbteismppntien
fdbttotapa on bilialleen ia ipdbiteI.
len fasDamaan p1in. @uonna 1919
tefi ostofiien ia ntppntien pbteenlas.
fettn rabaIlinen artpo $S06,599,-
308.00. Suomntiiimmat titotteet, ioi
ia t6lIG tapallo foiippoan lasfettiin,
olipat apilia, maito, fernla, beoelm6t
ia piutarhafasapit. Sstofiista taaien
0l1tDat biomattaiptnlrtat lannoltus.
aineet, farianrebn iioelanfa, mato.
fen nlprfptt1ntisaineet, billet, taipa-
rain IGbetpsforit ia lnotifot. SGllai-
fen Iiiffeen Iaaiiutteen ia rabaIliieen
drtpoon nGboen oil California enii-
nGiIeIIG italia, filld iiella nouii
nlpprttien ia ostofiien pbteinen ar,po
i32,312,110 oollariin, ollen le 16
proienttia faiffien as tpaltion pbteis
ostofiien ia ntDpntien raballiiesta
aripomdGrGstG. Seiranipa ipaltio o.
II Weinneiotd, iosfa Fifteen robolli.
men oripo nouii S9,403,OOO ooIIa-
rim. Soipasia $66,165,OOO, 9ebras
fasid $54,4t5, 900; &aniasiisia
$63, ,954,O 900.
ybopstpaItoin W1annipilielpsoe.
parttementti on tpiinte ipuoiien aiaI-
Ia pbG enemmdn pninostiittanitt fir
iotnfiisIaon pbteisostoien ia mppn.
tien tdrfepttG ntaanpilieIiioiIle. Seil
raiifiet fiitd alfaipat ,pdbitelIen nd.
fpd, maiffotin tpastaiiefii iangen 81
taosti ntiitto faitfi piittaa iiiben
sftd iinnepdia fertddn olIaan menos
IA ia ettd pbteisnrppnnit ia pbteis
1stot ipoittoipot aIad maato ipiljele
4udn ipdeston fesfuuoesfa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16

on iImcittonit fonnattomomfa pres.
Gcoliogea preiioentin ebooffaafii
emf ipaaIeisio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-08-16

Ihminen oppii helpommin pu-
human kuhn olemaan vaiti.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26

Life is very serious to Mohamme'
dan men. who rarely smile or joke.
The high limit Of building In Lon
don Is 50 feet.
A drop Of rain cannot fall faster
than 20 feet a second.
Seattle received the first shipment
Of gold from Alaska In 1887.
The apple contains greater per
centage Of phosphorus than any other
fruit.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26
Medusa. the mortal Gorgon. when sh.

Medusa. the mortal Gorgon, when she
was slain by Perseus. Pegasus dwelt
at Olympus and carried thunder and
lightning for Zeus. BY his aid. Bel
lerophon conquered the Chimaerx.
Pegasus was regarded by late writeu
as the horse Of Eos, and was said 70
have revealed the famous fountain OF
Hlppocrene on Mount Helicon By
kick Of his h0of. According to mod
ern poetic fancy. Pegasus became the
horse Of the Muses., and thence arooe
the saying. ITO mount ones PegasuA~
meaning to write poetry.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26
TARPEIAN ROCK

Tarpeian is precipice on tile south
side Of the Capitoline hill at Rome.
from which state criminals sentenced
10 death were thrown headlong. 1t
derived Its name from Tarpeia. a
vestal virgin and daughter Of Spurius
rarpeius. the governor Of the citadel.
WIN agreed to open the gates to the
S.ihInes-then at war with the Rom
ans-on condition Of receiving from
them what they wore ON their arms
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26

IN 1850 the tallest building In New
York was only i've stories high. and
the church spires were conspicuous
above II. Now there Is no spire In the
city thut begins to approach In height
uany Of the towering skyscrapers.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26
Just *
a Littlew I,|
Smile g s;
: &4W:,S!@ :!
SAM E HERE

A Yankee soldier while in England
was being shown over an old church
beneath whose floor there were many
graves.
"A great many people sleep within
these walls" said the guide solemnly
as he indicated the cription-covered
hoor.
"1s that so?" replied the Yankee.
Same way over in our country. Why
don't you get a more Interesting
preacher?"-Everybody's Magazine.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26
Envied Newton.

Teacher-Newton discovered the
law Of gravity by an apple falling
from tree upon his head.
Johnny "a reluctant pupfl)-Yes'm !;
II he'd been III school he'd never have
discovered anything at all.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26
True to Specifications.

Fair Customer-You told me tho
colors of this bathing suit were fast
Clerk-And aren't they?
Fair Customer-They ran all over
the beach.
Clerk-Why. then. you must admit
there's some speed In them.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26

(meaning their bracelets). She was
rewarded for her treachery by being
crushed to death by the weight Of the
shields cdst upon her by the soldiers,
who shouted US they hastened by:
These are the ornaments we wear on
our arms" According to the legend,
Tarpeia ever sits in the heart Of the
rock. adorned with gold and jewels.
and bound by a spell.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26
A Poor Lot.

Madge-Would you marry man to
reform him?"
Mabel suppose l should have to
there isn't one of them that suits
me the way he Is now !"-London
Opinion.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26

II can sec now why you men like
baseball remarked Mrs. Burlap. u
appreciate these extra or bargain
innings. Now an opera never gives
you an extra act"
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26
FORCE or
HABIT

Gay, boss, me
an me famllyss
starvln. Can you
help me out Wit
q little = small
ehanssf "a
Too badl All
my funds are
smpIeysd Just
now. you can
use my nets II,
eay thirty tayss
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26

Motoring Son-This, dad, Is spark
plug.
Farmer Father-That so. son. When
was your age, spark plug was
quiet old hoss hitched to buggy with
Just room for two.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26

Clara Bow. brunette high school
girl. who has been selected from 80
flapper types as the perfect fiapper."
She Is athletic, keenly Interested In
all affairs OF the day and smart
dresser.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26

Optimlst-What has become of the
old fashioned man who used to tell
you the bright sayings of his kid?
Pessimist-Iles now telling you the
latest station he's got over the radio.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26
Poor Advice Only.

Mr.. Beaver-The young puppy told
me to go and plant potatoes in my
whiSkers
His Friend-Never mind what q
says-don't you do it!--London it Tit
Bits.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26
Home Amenities.

Mrs Shopping-Jack, dear. wish
you'd count those articles I bought
today and see II there is twenty
seven
Husband-Add 'em up yourself,
Molly, I'm no bargain counter.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26

Does your daughter enjoy swim.
ming?'
mo. But she thinks when they
splash the water on her she 'Queala
80 attractively."
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26

In classic myth, the famous winged
horse that sprang from the blood Of
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26

DO you know how the rats get In
hereY'
"Naw!"
"Uh-huh !"
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26
Glad to Get Rid Of Her.

Swami asked your father over the
telephone for his consent.
Girl-What did he say?
Swain-First he said Sure, just
take her!" and then he asked me who
was.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26

Ups and Downs Of Married Life.
Before her friends she talks me up"
Sighed William Brown.
But then. when she gets home. my
wife.
Doth call me down."
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26
Times Changes.

Tme7S CHdhHeS.
THE first time l came home late
after we were married she said l was
breaking her heart"
"Well?'
Now all she complains of is my
breaking her rest"
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26

Cheap II They Cling Long.
Wifie-These clinging gowns are
rather inexpensive.
Hubby-If they cling long enough no
doubt they are.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-10-26
NO GREAT
WEALTH.

Tom: She hasI
Q wealth Of hair.
Bess: Oh, I
don't know. You
can buy those
switches now for
six dollars. at
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-04-27

For Walter Barber, Southside Card
inal, West of railroad.
For Pagan & Whitley, Southside
Myrtle road, West of Pacific avenue.
For Pagan & Whitley, Southside
Forget-me-not road, West of Pacific
avenue.
For Pagan & Whitley, Eastside
Park boulevard, South of Myrtle road.
For William Bond, Southside Col
umbine road, East of railroad.
For George w. Lodge, Northside
Rosemary road, East of Pacific ave.
For Arthur A~ustermuhl, ia East
Crosse avenue
For Kathryn Probinsky, 324 East
Maple avenue.
For American Stores Co., corner
Maple and Pacific venue
For Jackson Drug Co., Maple ave.
East of Atlantic avenue, 30-room
apartment.
For Cianciarulo & Barone, stores,
Rio Grande and Pacific No. 1901.
After all reports had been heard
the Commissioners were ready for the
presentation of petitions or the re-
ceipt of other privileged communi-
cations.
A petition signed by six electrical
contractors and approved by the city
electrician was laid before the Com
missioners. In setting forth their
views these petitioners wrote:
"We desire to place in the hands
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-04-27

of the City Commissioners and the
city solicitor a copy of a proposed or
dinance providing for the examination,
licensing and registration of persons
engaging in the electrical business in
the City of Wildwood.
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-04-27

Harry pullman was down for a day
last Sunday and incidentally put in a
few hours shining up his fishing rod
and trimming the hedge in front Of
his Baker avenue home.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
Don't Spoil Your Child's
Hair BY Washing 1t

When you wash children's hair be
careful what YOU use. Many soaps
and prepared shampoos contain too
much free alkali, which Is very In.
furious. as II dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is Mulsifed
cocoanut oil shampoo. for this is pure
and entirely greaseless. 1t is mex
pensive and beats anything else all to
pieces
Two or three teaspoonfuls of Mulsi-
fed Is all that Is required. Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub
IL In. 1t makes an abundance of rich,
creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly,
and rinses out easily. The hair dries
quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh
looking, bright. fluffy, wavy and easy
to manage. Besides, It loosens and
takes out every particle of dust dirt
and dandruff. You can get Mulsifled
cocoanut oil shampoo at any drpg
store, and few ounces will last for
months. Be sure and ask for Null
sified."
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
DOLLAR DAY BIG SUCCESS
IN new BRITAIN STORES
Shoppers Take AdEaAtsge Of fsainaai
PFleas 0fleEed ~ Leading Men
chants and Express Pleasure

Merchants report Widespread iRleFs
est In "D0llar Day tedsF IN the
stores. From the opening hour until
late IN the aftsEn9on, patronage sas
heavy ANA the venture Ras called a
success in every respect,
The wisdem Of 'a0ing your h0llar
lAas shopping early Was demonstrate
ed by the hundreds Of wemeR who
entered the stores soon after they
were opened ANA t0ak advantage Of
having a larger variety 10 select from
than those who put off their visit
until the latter hours,
Many expressions Of satisfaction
were heard by a reporter who min
gled with the shoppers, The women
seemed pleased with their purchases
ana did not hesitate 20 say So, All
the leading merchants had bargains 10
offer, II not al the price Of 81 AZ
least with that amount deducted from
the regular selling price,
II was noticed that many matheTs
killed two birds with one stone by
bringing their children along and
doing their shopping before the cir
Gus parade passed by,
Women were not alone In taking
advantage OF this meney-saVing OPP
portnnity The men, also. were out in
force patrenizing stores where goods
which please the male eye and heart
were 20 be found
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
legion IN TROUBLE
{ over SALE OF BOOK
New York State Board DeHounceS
National Committee Agreement

New YORK, June sa,-The New
Jerk state department. Of the AmeFir
can Legion objects % a hook selling
project which the national eNeenr
uye committee OF the organization has
launched % raised money for AmeFir
eanization work,
The national committee has urged
purchase Of ''oifieial uneens0Fei
source records Of the great war; and
great events 81 the EFeat WaFld war
both edited by Pref, Charles Y,
lhern Of the College Of the City Of
New York. Three per cent Of the
profits goes 10 the national commits
tee,
Assistant State Adiutant Burns de-
elared that the state departments
opposition 20 the scheme was caused
by the belief that II was commerce
ializing the name of the American
Legion.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
SECY. WEEKS ADDRESS
speaks at Brown commencement and
Urges Resistance OF Agitators' Plans
For Better Conditions.

Providence. June 20. - Resist the
agitntors advising nostrums for fan.
cied Ills OF the body polite and de-
fend the system Of indirect represen-
tatiye democracy which now prevails
In the United States. Secretary of War
Weeks urged In n commencement ex-
ercise Mt Brown university today.
The system OF government inherited
from the American forefathers he
said is being endangered and weaken
ed by attempts at change on the part
of indictments and by the political
inertia of believers In American rep
resentative government.
Criticizing radicals. who he said
thought they could legislate quickly
into existence panaceas for the world S
Ills. Secretary Weeks said history has
fully demonstrated the wisdom of
those rather conservative methods
and policies which have guided the
nation since the days of 1916"
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
0arsmen Have But Light
Practice Because of Heat

Gales Ferry, June 2e,=Hat wealth
~ today made the practice Of all the
Yale crews light, The light breeze
tempered the heat and water eandiH
tians were good when the crews were
out, the varsity boat went upstream
one mile al a 20 stroke and on the
way back was Joined by the second
varsity. The combination crew had a
three mile row. The freshman eight
was In charge Of Coach Leader who
took IL upstream and back for three
mile row, Freshman Coach Murphy
was away this morning,