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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-29

ness in the insured Transportation of money. One of the big express compa- nies saw it first, but the little fellows are offering lively competition. A steel superstructure, an honest chauffeur, and pair of ex-police officers is all the company needs to begin a lucrative business.
 "They will clean up when the social season starts," said the copper. "The women who own really fine jewels never keep them at home nowadays. When they are about to wear them at a ball they send an armored car to the bank where they have been safe in the vaults. That night the hard-featured footman in embarrassingly tight buck skin pants on the front seat of the car will mourn the day he ever left the force"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-29

Taylor's Blood Medicine contains Iodide of Potash and other vegetable ingredients, such as Sarsaparilla, pandelion, Gentian, Wintergreen and Sassafras, which act as a fine tonic to the stom<ch, while the lodide of Pot ash absorbed by the blood destroys the poisonous acids which lead to rheuma- tism and paralysis. Get a bottle Os Taylors Blood Medicine today from your druggist. It will ston those head aches, backaches, pains in the fingers, arms and shoulders, hips and kness. It will bring back your appetite and make you gain weight if you are thin and pale. Taylor's Blood Medicine is pure- ly vegetable, pleasant to take, will tone up your stomach and make you feel fine.
 Price $1.oO bottle, and if-.you are not satisfied it helped you, after talk ing three bottles, which should last you about thirty days, return the bot ties to your druggist and get your money baek.-Ady-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-29

smartly slik-bound or left unbound, as you prefer. The finer sorts of hats are silk-lined inside to lend luxury which though it escapes the observer, is comfortable communion for the wearer. The crown of your soft hat may be dented, at your whim, on the sides. or it may be left undented, after the English manner, with merely the lengthwise center groove, as sketched here. The hat, worn with brim Tapped down all around, is purely a country and sporting style.
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REPLIES SOUGHT !

Aua;+or Wants To Hear From Citizens '1 On Recent Probe
 Tn order to facilitate the audit pc ,ne made of the books of the public Bereavement tuS department and to avoid the possibility of being charged asan' with unpaid accounts it is necessary that citizens promptly answer letters cent out by F. Hopkins Smith, who is conducting the audit, it was stated 6S members of his force Thursday. Only sho,it % per cent of the 6,O0O letters rent out have been answered, it was nfafed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-29
KNOCKED IN HEAD,
 CLAIMS FARMER
Unable To Determine Scene Of Affair, But
 Can Show Bruise

D. B. Blythe, Mt. Pinson truck farmer, was knocked in the head and robbed of $36 by two unidentified ne- groes in the subway under the terminal station, according to his story to Bir- mingham detectives. Thursday night.
 He told the detectives that he was walking through the subway when two negroes stepepd from the shadows ano
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-29
JUST CAN'T BE BEAT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY

Mir. J. w. Rice, Azalea, N. C., Took Taylor's Blood Medi- cine EIimseIf And Gave It To His Family. He Says It Just Can't Be- Beaten As a Family Tonic, And He Is Glad to Recommend It. He Says It Always Stops Those Rheumatic Pains, Brings Back His Appetite And Makes Him Feel Fine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-29

Whatever you do or wherever you go, be sure to read the Woman's Reals next Sunday--an exclusive Age Herald feature, brimful of things that women ought to know. You'll find 1t where inc Want Ads begin,
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struck him on the head, rendering him unconscious. He was aroused some time later by the street cars running through the subway, he stated. @
 When informed by the detectives tffat the street car service had been discrn4 tinued since August 1. Blythe changed the place of attack to Fifth avenue apd Twenty-fifth street. Later under close questioning he told the detectives. Well, was hit anyway" and pointed to a large bruise over the right exe,
 When he left police headquarters Thursday night, police were convinced that he had been hit and robbed, but of the attack.
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0rlinanea No 7a1.C

Ordinance No. 7e1-C Pro, 0 5729 J. W. Hughes, IT,, Lot No. 5, Block No. 1, Penn, Cosby X Plosser survey ..... 2l0. Pro. c 5T76 Annie Mae Mar tin, Desc. in N. W,H of S. E. 4, Sec. 26- 17-3, Beg at N. ". Cor. of 16th St. and 18th Ave, thence w. along the No. line of 18th Ave. 220.11 it.; thence No. at right angles 222.6 it.; thence B. 9s.S it. to the w. side of 18th St; thence So. along said line 225.93 fl. to point of beginning. ;. 153 Ordinance No. S27-C Pro-. c 6S80. Annie Mae Mar tin, lot desc. in N. W. A of S. D. A, Sec. 26-17-3, begin ming at the N. w. corner of 18th St. and 18th Ave. thence ". along the N. line of 18th Ave. ITO it.; thence N. 120 it.; thence w. 50 it.; thence N. at right angles 1926 it.; thence E. 9e.S it. to the W. line of 18th St.; thence S. along said line 255.93 it. to the pt. of beginning .. 222 Ordinance No. 820-C Pro. 0 7730 Evan O. Thax- ton, Lot g. Block 10, Owenton survey .... 34 Ordinance No. Sl9-C Pro. c 8555 Ben Jones, Lot ?, Block B. Annie burg survey .....,.. 5. Ordinance No. S30.C Pro, c 9775 A. Baitchman, Lot 1, Block SD, East Lake survey .. 8. Ordinance No. 675-C Pro. c 4403 Annie May Mar tin, beginning at the N. W, corner of 18th St. and 1Sth or Ware Ave; thence N. along the W. line of 18th St. 255.93 it. to the S. line of Haig & Haynes, survey; thence w. along said line about 93.5 it.; . thence s. 1926 it.; thence E. 50 it.; thence s. 120 it. to the N. line of 18th Ave. thence E. along said line 17O.11 ft. to pt. of beginning. In N. W. 4 of $. E. "A. Sec, 26-17-3. ;. ',941. c. E. ARMSTRONG, FgA., ne
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The really interesting Russian, to me, is the girl down in the depths of the East Side who is believed to be one of the daughters of the czar.
 "Oh, mo-" she says, earnestly, when this is suggested. Please do not say such thing"
 She seems to live in deadly fear of the men who killed the czar and his family. She. has never admitted that she is the czar's daughter, and those who shelter her are most emphatic in their denial. Yet the rumor persists. That she was once of high quality is very certain. Today she seems content to make an humble living in q dark and dirty street. Somewhere hidden there is a story by the side of which the best efforts of fictionists would pale. {. Speaking of the East Side, it seems to be my duty to spoil one interesting story. I have been told for years that the place to buy the latest feminine fashion at less than one-third the up- town price is in certain dingy little downtown street.
 'SThe talented daughters of the East Side copy the models in the ateliers in which they work is the way the story goes. Then they put them on sale in these little shops. Sometimes one may find the latest fashion there before it is shown on Fifth avenue" Pure bunk. Fifth avenue and it's tributaries are always a month in ad. vance in style, and centuries ahead in material. When the talented daughter proves that she really has talent she moves uptown.
 That's queer car" I said to the copper.
 "ArmOred'', said he. Carries pay rolls" It appears that since the epidemic of gun-men started here half dozen companies have built up q good busi-
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.. F. ARMSTRONG;,

City Comptroller, City of Birmingham, Alabama. Age.Herald, Aug. %, Sept. and 12, 1924:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-29
CLUB TO MEET

The regular weekly meeting Friday of the American Business club of Bsr- mingham will be featured by an ad- dress by Prof. Frank H. Chappeue -of the Norwood elementary school, it vas announced Thursday. Arrangements also have been made, it was announced. for the transaction of business matters of importance. The meeting will 4bs held in the private dining room of lthe Tutwiler hotel at i o'clock. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
Svehloya ylada, ktora po cele
Iva roxy pracuie nerusene q ne

Syehloya ylada, ktora 20 cele
diva roxy pracuje nerusene ne
musela sa doteraz uchylit' ami k
rekonstrukcii, nejavf ami dnes
najmensie zaanky rezkladu TX
netajenemu hnevu "a sklamaniu
svojich odporcov, zaujima teda Y
Europe cestne miesto. v com je
tajomstvo jej uspechu? Vedl'a uz
oznacenej osobnej zdatnosti sefa
a yedl'a uznaniahodneho smyslu
pre- spolupracu, ktory prejavujn
ostatni clenovia vlady, je to zaiste
tiez sam koalicny princip. V po-
krocilej demokracii .jednotlive sloz
ky spolocenskeho zivota sil uz Wy
vinute k takemu stupnu sebavedo-
mia, ze nesnes1, ably sa vladloebez
mich, talebo priamo proti nilp tam,
kde parliamentary system umoznn-
.je kazdej mich pine uplatnenie
sa. Dnes uz vieme, re prayda neni
tax jednoducha, aby sa dala shr-
nut celia do jedineho strannicke-
ho programu. Narod 'uz neveri V
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24

most Dorado mesiacov nahle vypo-
vedala sluzbu.
Stala sviezost' a energia teraj-
sieho sefa vlady, ktoremu kontro-
La udalostf ami na okamzik neuni-
ka z riik, ktory naopak svojou ini-
ciatiyou energiou vzdy bezpecne
urguje ich beh, je zjavom oprav-
du obdivuhodnym a dnes Euro
pc tojedinelym. Nikde inde sa ne
podarilo veddcemu statnikovi O.
stat. tax dlho panom situacie,
drzat' .vladne veslo pevne ru-
kach. Poipcare drzal sa "a podpo-
ry prezidenta Milleranda Wac, ako
diva roxy " trade. ale ,,uz davno
pred svojim4 odstupenim Dol O.
becnych vol bach psrazeny, ztra-
til p6du pod nohami a bolo jasne,
re ztroskotal vo svojich snahach
OIL 'adom samostatneho postupu
zlomeni Nemecka. Jeho nastupca
Herriot 1spesne ikviduje doteraj-
Stu politiku, neni vsak nikomu tai
ne, ze dneSna francuzska vlada je
priechodna, a re terajsia zakono-
dafna pcrieda uvidi este rad vlaJ-
nych kombinacii. V Taliansku ma
Mussolini tiez diva roxy "a sebou,
to vsak neni ustavna vlada opie-
ra sa mimoparlamentnu moe vo-
jensky organizovanej strany fash
stickej. Diktatom a terorom sa dr.
Ii tiez j vlada ruska, ktora ovsem
moze potom pychou upozorno-
vat, ze vladne uz Z rokov.
Nehl 'adime-li vsak k takymto
mimoriadnym pripadom a vsima-
nell 81 len skutocne parliament
nlch vlad, tn vidime V Europe sa-
me kratkodobe vlady, z ktorych
kazda je zahrnuta t'azkost ami.
Nemecko jc od revolueie stale e.
Ste v zmatkoch. Slaby sired kolise
sd dl'a zahranicnej situacie med2i
pravicou l'avicou a nedavno sria
deny Marxov kabinet je uz Ease
stavu demisie. Pol 'sl1o sa tie5
nemoze vykazat' ustalenym vlad
nym rezimom. Socialisticky kabi
net V Anglii, ktory vystriedal kra
Ike vlady konzervativne, je utval
mensinovy, drziaci sa iba NANCY
rovanim medzi obidvoma druhym
stranami bez vacsiny musl Sd
teraz podrobit' novym vol'bam
Uspokojit' svojc masy nemohol
nezamestnanost a bytova nhdz;
trvaju, politicke t'azkosti sd hro
NADIA, vlada ide cd porazky k po
1 rake parlamente.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24

sniesli u zapoba4 aaosy, Nv Ar.
.Joxef 94ultSty, najpovolanejsi
mattel rsM a litsrattlfy slovenskej
.d'alej predaaasal na bratislavskej
uniyerzite. ssSlov. Dem.
uverejhuje y zalezitosti tel zyest
tohqto zlnenia: '1Dl'a z4ikena uni
verzitny professor, akonahle dovr-
81 20. rok; svojho ziyota, nlusi "a
ziadat' 0 penzionovanie. Toto 50
stalo j Y prfpade prof.. Skultety-
no, rovnako ako v pripadoch j.
nych, vel'azasluzilych uce1icov.
profesorov. Profesorsky sbor mo,
ze 50 potion usniest', aby penzio
novany professor ! so schvalenin
vlady d'alej mohol prednasat' ma
univerzite, "a co dostava zvlastny
cestn honorar. Profesorsky sbol
bratislavskej univerzity tiez sa u.
sniesol, aby prof. Skultety dale.
mohol prednasat' a teEto navrh
vlada uz schvalila, takze az ns
d'alsie prof. SkuAety zostava Via
stne aktiy1fym elenom univerzit.
Komenskeho. Ma prazskej univer.
zite bolo oviacej podobnych pripa.
:dov, ma pr. nebohy prof. dr.. Ran.
da, dr.. OFT, a teraz este prof. dr.
Pastrnek ini.''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24

SvehIov kabinet Dol Z. oktobra
prave diva roxy Grade. Y, zivote
vlad je to ictyhodna doba. Nedav-
no sa objavila V dennej tlaci cha
rakteristicka poznaml1a MacDo-
naldova, ktory sa primal svojim
priatel'om ma schodzi Dundee,
ze - aekol'vek je iba s mesiacov
v eele vlady - je vel mi >unaveny
re neyie, ci pri mnohostrannosti
naliehavosti iikolov, ktore dnes
eakaii1 na ministerskeho predsh-
du, bude ktokol'vek V stave VISTA
cit so svojimi silami a zdravfm
d 'alei ako rok. Napadlo by nieko-
ho tyrdit', re anglicke pomery ne
nj moznoe prirovnat' k nasim. Tam
jedna sa o vel; l;moc mnohostran-
pymi zaujmami a nepretrzitymi
prekazkami ma kazdej strane; ma
proti comu nasa republika je iba
malou dedinou. TO je pravda. Je
vsak 81 treba uvedomit', re brit
ska risa, ako starry, dokonale erga-
nizovany a witty 1tvar s technicky
vyspelejsim uradnym aparatohl;
cini mnoho mensie naroky na
osobnu pracu premierovu, ako
takyto mlady, este nehotovy, "a
eiatocnicky Statny utvar, akym je
Ceskoslovensko.
u mas museli sme 81 muslme
doteraz budovat' vSetko Cd sa-
mych zakladov bez zkusenosti a
bez vzorov. Musime zapasit' $
t 'azkostiami vecneho a osobneho
charakteru, 'ktore indie ME 81 zna-
me. Name V svojej republike ell
dzorode mensiny, ktore su od "a.
ciatku zaujate proti statu. Mame
tn slime hnutie komunbticke, d
name roztriestene strannictvo vc
vlastnom narodnom tabore. Nass
vlada nem6ze byt' pohodlnou Via
dou jednej strany, ktora uskutoe
nuje svoj znamy jednoduchy pro
gram beZ OIL 'adu IA ostatne stra
ny do tej dolby, dokial ju nevy
striedaju zastupcovia ineho poll
tickeho smeru. L mas Je treba hi a
dat strednu geometrickil cestu 81
pat yelfkych, programovc odlis
nych strannlckych ntyaroy, ktor.
Sd yo vlade vzajomnc vyvazuju
doplnujil. [ Lark musl 81 uvedo
nit re jak chulostivy, jc takyt'
ilkol jak intenz1vneho d neustal
bdeleho napnutla vyzaduJe o:
riadiaceho statnika. Nebolo by di
WI, ked by takto zat 'azena osob
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
z KRAJovYcH NovfN,
Skultety zostane ma univerzite.

Bratislava, go sept. - Hrdin-
sky elm bat 'ka Skultetyho, ktory
muzne umne stal 81 na obranu
napadaneho basnika Razusa, Wy
volal V kruhoch slovenslSej Stu
duj1cej mladeze, shromazdenej M
oslavach Y Ruzomberku, vel'ke
potesenie. Tu akademici boil sa u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24

\ ts3to ysci ! pri6lo ~ Alasova-
niu. Tu vysvitlo, ze vyjmdc diva
nastich, celia obec nechce krcmy.
Teda tito dvanasti l'udia chcli
d 'alej tonnt Y bahne hriechu, oni
.chcd d'alej pit q chcd, aby
druhi pill.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
HENRY YOUNG
Kandidat "a
Okresneho Komisara
ma demokratickej tikete
voL'RY, 4. NOV. 1924
! Kandidat "a

Vasa podpora a vplyv Vas i Vasich
priatel 'ov budI vysoko cencne..
Narodeny Ohio, 20. aug. 1871. By
va Mahoning County "a 81 rokov.
Zvoleny styri (4) razy "a trustisa V
Coitsviile Township. Kazdy raz, ako
Dol zvoleny, dane boly snizene. Colts,
vile Township ma 81 mi' dlazdenych
ciest, ktorych Al mil' bolo vydlazde-
ne "a mojho dradovania. Nam sestnast'
rokov zkdsenosti pri stavbe ciest, surov
g konkretovej nraci.
Mole motto je: "Dollar hodnoty "a
kazdy vydanys dolar'' dobre cesty
su mojim konickom. D..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24
Obec, ktora nechce krcmy.

Bobroveeek, 4iptovska zupa.
sSdel'ujeme radostnu west: Pri-
:sli SINE ma ztratu kremy. Obee: 81.
ce mohla 81 VOLT q chce kroMu,
.alebo ME. Bol u mas al p. Shiny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-24

samospasitel most : jedinej voleb-
nej hstiny rrayda u j \ pe3itiks
Y proostriedku, Y jednote utvore-
nej shodou roznych Ill 'adfsk Pre-
to koalieia, ackol 'vek je ltvaroln
slozitejsim, ME tax l'ahko ovla-
datel 'nym, ako sd vlady jednej
strany, sa tiez osvedcuje v plneJ
miere a neni pochybnosti, ze in
de: dojdu casom k tymto zk1se-
nostiam pojdu "a nasim prlkla-
dom. ct. o. NJ. r.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-07-25
EIGHTH DISTRICT
LEGION PICNIC.
MEMBERS OF THE LEGION AND
AUXILIARY ENJOY THEM
SELVES AT COODWILLS. :.

A large attendance of Legionaires
and Auxiliary members attended the
first annual picnic of the Eighth Dis
trict held at Goodwilps resort on
Lake Vermilion Sunday. Members
from almost every post in the district
were present and so pleased were
they with the festivities that it was
voted TO have an annual affair of
this kind.
DIR. Preston Bradley the noted
lecturer of Chicago was the principal
speaker Of the day and his talk was
voted one of the best ever heard in
this section of the state. Ludwig
Roe the state Legion commander
who was scheduled to speak could
not be present. Fishing, bathing
and sports besides the business ses-
sion occupied the attention of the
picnicers during the day.
Members of the Frank Lozar Post
of this city won the tug of war de-
feating the Eveleth Post and were
awarded the loving cup. Several
other local participants won prizes in
the races and events, Lois Odgers
winning a running race. The VIC
tory for the Ely tug of war men was
hard fought one and the boys on
the rope came out with fine line of
blisters on their hands.
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MARBLE To PLAY
ELY ON SUNDAY.
TEAMS OF. LOOP ARE EVENLY
MATCHED WEEKS RESULTS
SHOW.

Ely opens the local half of the sea-
son with the crack Marble outfit here
Sunday. The locals have been travel
ing IN splendid form until last Sun
day when the support was wobbly at
Chisholm, but this has been regarded
as one of those unav 1idable bad DAYS
so grand battle is expected to ensue
when Ely and Marble crosses bats.
That the teams will fight out the
race neck and neck may be surmised
from Ia Sundays scores. Virginia
defeated Hibbing Al; Marble nosed
out Eveleth 6-5 and Chisholm squeez-
ed win over Ely 7-6 in eleve. in
=nings. Virginia and EveIeth have
acquired more dependable players,
thus making any prophecies as to
who viii win the league pennant the
widest sort of guesses. Right now,
every team has good chance.
Sunday will mark Marbles last ap-
pearance here this season as the new
schedule calls for only one home
game with each team in the loop.
Ely's lineup viii be marked py the
absence Of Mason who met with the
wide and lasting approval of local
fans. He left for his home and it il
doubtful whether he viii return this
season. Gianotti viii probably start
for Ely while ForZiak or Paddock
viii heave for Marble. Paddock has
not left for Great Falls, Montana, as
rumOred.
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SATURDAY, JULY 26.

This will be the slogan as the
children sell little heart-shaped tags
throughout the community for the
benefit of the prison reform work of
Gen. and Maud Burlington Booth.
This is a "Children's Drive" for
children less fortunate than them
selves, for children of the destitute
families of prisoners of your state,
for children whose fathers are to-
day serving out their sentence be-
mind prison bars and when the sup
port of the family is taken away, the
family in most cases are left desti-
tute.
The sponsore for the day are Mayor
Frank Jenko, Rev. H. R. Browne,
Rev Father Mihelcic, Mrs. HI. Lock-
hart, Mrs. John Maxi, Mrs. Peter
Schaefer, Mrs. Kenneth Duncan, Mrs.
George T. Ayres.
Headquarters will be at theCom-
munity Center with Mrs. W. E. Ire
iona in charge. Here the child zen
will come for instructions, receive
the -ags and be AWARDED the prizes.
Headquarters will open at a. m.
As an incentive and reward for their
efforts the merchants of Ely are CO.
operating in the work by offering the
following prizes: First prize, a gold
Lavaliere given by the Savolainen
Jewelry Co. Second prize, a gold
Eversharp pencil given by Haines the
Jeweler. Third prize, a No. Two
Brownie camera given-by the James
Drug Store Fourth prize, a flash
light given by the Ely Hardware Co.
Those collecting as much as $500
and not receiving a prize will be
given pass TO either the Elco or
Opera House Theatre, given by the
managers. 1t is the amounts from
the different towns added together
that gives fund TO support this
work and the only means of support
is by voluntary contributions and
tag days. During the past three
years over 10000 children have
helped to become future good Amer
lean citizens by means of these -ag
days. the department for children
being only four years old. As stated
before, Maud Ballington Booths work
is citizenship work and during the
past three years over 100000 men
have been aided and over $4,000
have secured positions through her
efforts, through her Hope Halls and
parol farms.
May every citizen in Ely ''Have
"a Heart" Saturday thus helping in
this great work to lessen the crime
wave of our country by means of
education and environment, for the
child is the future citizen. The-child-
rem are dong their part in selling the
tags TO help lessen the evil and give
a child a lift in life.
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Sc PER YEAR IN ADVANCE

this city where she has resided since
infancy with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hanson. She is a grad
uate of the Ely schools and for sew
eral years has been employed as
teacher in the county. The groom is a
popular young business man of Ev-
eleth and is to be congratulated on
having won such a charming bride.
They viii make their home at Ev-
eleth.
Tuesday morning, Rev. H. R.
Browne united in marriage Miss Ina
Harri to George Wilcox. The cere-
mony took place at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Harri and was wit
messed by immediate relatives.
Miss Harri is one of the popular
young lalies of this city and a daugh-
ter of NJ and Mrs. Ed. Harri. She
is graduate of the Ely schools and
has a host of friends who join in
wishing herself and husband all pos
sible happiness. 1t is understood the
couple will make their home at Ev-
eleth.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-07-25
DELEGATES NAMED TO
K. r. CONVENTION.

Mrs. Emil Lenio, Mrs. Sauna Au-
ito, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Luhtanen,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maxi, Mr.. Edwa d
Skantz and Mr.. Matt Mattila. were
named as delegates from the Ely
order to attend the biennial national
convention of the Knights of Kaleva
and auxiliary organization, the Lad
les of Kaleva, which will be held n
Hancock, Mich. from July "a to
August 1.
Several hundred delegates and
visiting members from New York,
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Mon
tana, Minnesota, Michigan and many
other states will be in attendance.
The first three days of the meeting
will be occupied with the exempli-
fication of the higher degrees of the
order at the Kaleva temple at South
Range.
A picnic on July 81 with a concert
in the evening in which nationally
known musicians viii take part. On
July % seFxices at the church will
open. the business sessions of the
order. The Knights of Kaleva will
hold their sessions in the Hibernian
hall, and the ladies viii meet in the
Kauth hall. A joint meeting viii be
held in the evening in the Kauth
hall. The business sessions will con-
tinue daily for the remainder of the
convention, with the exception of
July %, when there will be picnic
at the canal, and on July 80, when
the visitors will be taken on a motor
trip to Eagle Harbor.