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~ .. r. nAGsTROM

Leo Strand was a Regain caller
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete johnson and
Mrs. Arthur johnson we're business
callers In the capital city wednesday.
Fred Standby Of near Regain called
on his brother.in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Strand. "wednesday.
Mrs. John Law has been on the sick
list q few days.
Miss Helen Pearson was IN over
night guest with Miss Hilma johnson
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Anthony Erickson motorcd to
Wilton Friday and was accompanied
back by Margaret and lngrid lIag.
strom.
Mrs. Edwin johnson called on her
mother. Mrs. John johnson, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sundquist and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnson trans
acted business In Bismarck Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hagstrom and
family were dinner guests at the Axel
Stenquist home at Wilton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson were
visitors Of Mrs. Arthur johnson
Thursday evening.
Anthony Erickson called In the
capital city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hagstrom. son
Oscar and daughter Naomi motored
to Bismarck Saturday.
Martin Strand transacted business
In Bismarck Tuesday.
Conrad johnson was . caller In
Regain Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson were
overnight guests 1t the home Of their
son and daughter-in-law Mi. and
Mrs. Fred johnson. Wednesday eve
ming.
Simon Larson Of Mobridge. s. D..
arrived ut the home Of his brother-in-
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Erick
Pearson, Saturday evening.
Miss Naomi Hagstrom. teacher Of
Arena school. spent the weekend at
her parental home.
The following people motored to
Bismarck Saturday: Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Johnson. Edna johnson. Arthur
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church they drove to the Geo. Davis
home at Taylor to spend the day.
Mike Beich took his mother In Law.
Mrs. Dick, to her home near Richard.
ton on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Make Lehman and
baby have moved to Hettinger, where
they will make their home.
Edward Ali. had the misfortune %
get his ankle and leg hurt quite bad.
when he was driving cattle to Rich
ardton, his horse stumbled and re-!
on him.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Wooley motored
to Killdeer Monday.
Max Lehman took some Of hts
sheep and cattle to Hebron on Thurs
day and Friday. where he shipped
with the association.
The program put on by the Mar
shall schools No. 2 and 3 was q sue.
cess. The basket, candy. and pop corn.
brought the sum Of $50.
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BOydcn Suggested as
War Claims Arbiter

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-tEs-The
incsnc Of Roland ". Basdcn. of BoS-
ton. former unofficial! representative
ct the United States with tho rcrara-
tions commission. has been put for
ward for appointment MS wa Gains
arhiscr and umpire of the mixed
claims commission, United States and
Germany.
It Is understood that the German
embassy here has been asked vrhcth-
or Boydcn would be acceptable to
that government. IS umpire. Both
posts we're ,cf. vacant through che
death recently Of judge Edwin b.
Parker. President Hoover will APP
point the arb;scr. With the adyiea and
Recommendation by the state depart
v1ent.
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~ MRS =. =. SAVAGE

Thanksgiving services Will be held
in the N. z. church Thursday ct 1880
a. m. with Rev. Kinzler conducting
the services. Special music viii be
furnished by the choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Splitter and Mr..
and Mrs. H. Beal Of Kintyrc were
Sunday visitors 1t their parental
home at Braddock.
Mesdames Aarvig. Barton. Macdon-
aid and Button drove 70 Hazelton
Saturday to attend the annual con-
ference Of the PIT. A.
The Woodmen. Of the World held
their annual dance in the Stem hail
Friday evening Nov. is. The ladies
Of the Woodman Circle were honorcd
guests.
Miss Kathryn schlosser. nurse In
training at the st. Aexius hospital.
Bismarck, spent Sunday at her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fockler and MI.
and Mrs. Jas. Murphy were Bismarck
visitors Friday.
Fred KangaS whom it was reported
had rented the Jens Jensen home,
will move along with his parents from
Minneapolis on the p. Levine home
south Of Kintyre which they have
purchased.
Mrs. Francis Britain and little
daughter Patricia left Friday fos
Yakima. WASH. where Mr.. Britain L
employed. Mrs. Britain has spent
several weeks with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. o. r. Martin here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rousou and
family spent Sunday With Nj. Rousou'i
mother who lives southeast Of Brad
dock.
Miss Mary Sundell Of the high
school staff left Thursday for Dwight
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Frances


Mrs. Carlson and sons Paul and
Noble, of Naughton township, visited
at the home Of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fisher,
Monday evening.
Edwin and Herman Olson visited at
the home Of their brother lin law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Ccder-
strom. Monday evening. en- route to
their home near Regan from Coopers-
town, N. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Midland trans
acted business in Bismarck Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. william Kershaw took
their daughter Esther and Arthur No
rum to Bismarck Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Madland and SON
David and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Madland were guests at a dinner at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Monley Tuesday evening.
The farewell surprise party given in
honor Of Mi. and Mrs. Bill Madland
ct the Mckenzie community hall
Tuesday night was very well attended.
The evening was spent In dancing and
playing cards.
Miss Edith Olson Of near Regain
VA an overnight guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fisher Tuesday.
Donald Madland visited with Ar.
thur .Kershaw and Carey johnson Jr.
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Sarah Moffit visited at the w.
A. Dietzman home Wednesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fischer and chill
dren transacted business In Bismarck
Wednesday. They were accompanied
BY Edith Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tebbo Harms trans.
acted business In Bismarck Thursday.
The Three Leaf Glover Homemakcrs
club met At the home Of Mrs. Law
renee Midland Thursday.
Mrs. Floyd Owen called on Mrs,
Martin Tooker Thursday.
M. and Mrs. Bill Midland and son
David left for Wyudmere. N. D., where
they will visit with Nj. Madlandt
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Mad
land. for . short time before going q
Pembina. n. D.. where they win make
their future horne.
Ralph and Enaulett Tookcr we're
callers 1t the DietEman farm Thurs
day evening.
Nj. and Mrs. George Watched called
on MI. and Mrs. Floyd Owen Thurs
day.
Mrs. Harold Madland accompanied
Nj. and Mrs. Diil Madiand to Wynd-
mere. where ahc viii visit with hei
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Five Men Are Injured
In San Francisco Fire

San Francisco. Nov. 1C.-sP)-Tiyc
men. including Fire Chief Charles ].
Brennan. we're lightly injured in .
fire which destroyed the plants Of
the American Engreyin. and Color
plate company and tho Gray and
Dsniclson Radio company in the In
dustrial district last night.
a search Of the ruins was ordered
when fircmcn told Of seeing two men
trapped on the top floor plunge into
the fire below. Chief Brennan cSti-
mated the loss At $3.50 900. Owners Of
the plants involved asserted. however.
their combined losses would approxi-
mate 100000.
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mo. DAKOTA SCHOOLS
GROWN 7O5,S3S|
FROM 1852 IN 1890.
Nv. E. Parsons. Deputy State
Superintendent. Tells Re-.
tarians Of Expansion

Growth Of the North Dakota public
school system was reviewed BY w. Z.
Parsons. deputy state superintendent.
at the luncheon OF the Rotary club,
at noon today.
Mr.. Parsons started with tho nl,m-
Der OF schools In 1890, which was
1852. and indicated the increase BY
dccinniums. In 1900 there were $500
1910 these had grown to 1900 and In
1920 to $500, with 1923 showing a to-
tai OF $685..
Enrolment in these years as shown
BY Deputy Parsons was 8 5000 an av-
cragc attendance. 1886. in 1890.
z 1000 and 4 5000 III 1900: $4,000 and
DO.l49 in 1910: l69. 446 and $1,000 IN
1920: while tho 1928 enrolment was
17c. $50 and tho average attendance,
137. 900. of 80 per cent.
Compulsory Law Keeps
Attendance had been helped con.
siderably BY the compulsory attend
Ancc Law, he said. but it still rcQuir =
TIE real school spirit to exist among
the parents to &c. best results.
II the matter OF teachers wages
tho ascent from 1920 to the prcsen.
has been. In average amounts. s3O8.SO
In 1890. while 1900 showed 1898. In
1910 the average had risen to $f66.
then in 1920 to 1910 and last year the
pcals OF 1894. 90 Vas reached.
The average length Of tcrn,s has
grown from lO3 days HI 1890 to l68
DAYS III 1923.
PROGRESS of the high schools was
indicated in attendance figures Of 406
III 1890: 3.593 IN 1900: 5.473 in 1910:
$4,000 In 1920: and 26.s2o in 1928.
Costs OF maintaining the system
hive grown from two-thirds Of a mil
lion in 1890 to 81. so0.0 00 In 1900. S.
Ocn. 900 il 1910 and SIS. 0o0. 900 in 1928.
In concluding his talk, Deputy
~ son explained the situation gong
ious Of the ATTEMPT to raise tho stand
ards Of tho teachers nosmalS and COL
slercs to give rural teachers better
I straininr.
Old Accclcrators Recalled
f. J. Taylo. spoke Of the acccler-
\ ntD.s used in tho old times schools.
/ H said they consisted OF hickory
/ switches. hose ara rulers. wsereupon
/ one Of his formc., pupils reminded
/ him he had used a rubber ruler. He
pSid he knew.
\ An innovation Of the luncheon waa
1 tho new calliopa Choir conrlStine Of
Ray RergcsoE. N. G. Churchill. Hal
Dcblc: and Gco-g. Bird. which &C.
conlpanicd tho club singing with
novel effect.
Clarence Larsy: was indicted into
the club as tic latest member.
Visitors OF ~. de. included G. W
HAYES. 500 Line general ag-n. O.
Minneapolis. +. C. Talsenstine. Of
N Rott'n.nn: D. G. S~c3..c-a. Cecil &,
Smith. C. C. Lar-oI. and Paul Lu::
Mandan: J. A. Har.ovcn. Chicago,
and Mrs. Hen j. Dusr1eland. who
was the piani-t Ct the luncheon.
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TIRED SENATE Votes
FOR WEEKS RECESS

Washington. Nov. 2O.-'P,-Riding
rough shOd over tho young guard"
Of Republican regulars. a weary EN-
ate today voted to adjourn the special
session on Friday night and take q
weeks recess before the regular meet
ing in December. The vote was -
to 80.
Senator Walsh. of Montana. acting
Democratic leader. offered the adj
!iournment resolution at the outset Of
tOday'S session.
He said it was apparent it was inn
possible to pass the tariff bill before
December ?, when the regular session
begins and asserted senators should
be given at least a week to prepare
for the winter term.
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Tardieu Government
Has Deputies Faith

Paris. Nov. I'D - The Tardieu
government received its fourth vote OF
since its creation from the
chamber Of deputies today. Its ma
.3ority being o5. the largest 1t has re-
'ce1ved thus far.
Premier Tardieu, in opposing : So
measure calling for the ere.
alton Of . g~overnAnent monopoly on
imports Of wheat. staked the fate Of
his government upon the question and
|was sustained. tho vote being 80
to ~.
Ia the three previous votes Of con-
|1idence the cabinet received major.
Ijttes Of II, -. and 81.
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Taft
BY GOSNEY

Anton Obcrg was a town caller
Wednesday.
Homemakers club met at the home
OF Mrs. Henry lessen Tuesday after
noon.
Charley Gosney and Wilbert Koon
were Sterling callers Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Swindling
were Bismarck callers Wednesday.
Miss Belva Beatty. Anton Oberg
and children were Bismarck callers
Thursday. Mrs. Oberg and little
baby returned home with them.
Union Aid met Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Melvin Ness.
Ed Fogarty was q town caller We'd
nesday.
MI. and Mrs. George Lewis we're
Bismarck callers Wednesday.
Ernest Hurr called at the Brown
homo near Driscoll Thursday.
Charley Anderson was a town call.
or Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis were
guests at q turkey dinner at the
Burns Bailey home Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Herman Nieman
were Driscoll callers Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Ben Koch and son
Eldon Of Bismarck spent Sunday at
the 00sncy home.
MI. and Mrs. Fairchild we're. town
callers Thursday.
Miss Helen Swindling. who attends
high school in Driscoll, spent the
weekend at her home.
William Carol Of Moffit called at
the John Benz home Thursday.
Mrs. John Baker and son James
called at the Ernest Hurr home
Thursday evening.
Presley Gosney spent Friday and
Saturday at the Ben Koon home In
Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bier and FAM
ily called at the George Lewis home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benz and fam
lily and Miss Hayes were Moifit call
ers Thursday evening.
Ed Fogarty was q Bismarck call
er Friday.
Mrs. Chas Gaskill accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Koon to Bismarck
Sunday evening. She will visit Z
few days at the Carl Kositxky home
there.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nieman and
family spent Friday evening At the
John Benz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Koon and sor
E.ldon and Mrs. Wilbcrt Koon and
Florence Gosney called ut the George
Lee home Sunday afternoon. Other
guests there were Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
mcr Koon and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Koon Of Driscoll.
M. E. Ladies Aid met ut the church
in Sterling Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baeth called Ut the
George Lewis home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry lessen were
Bismarck callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis called
at the Burns Bailey home Wednesday
Mrs. Chas. 0askAl spent Sunday
afternoon at the 0osney home.
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Clear Lake
~ MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

+. B. PaslAy and son Paul attended
the sale on the Tilman Hansen farm
north Of Steel wednesday and Mrs.
paslay visited with her daughter. Mrs.
Ben One.
Albert Christensen. Joe and VIM
katerba, and Mrs. Marie OlauSen and
son Erling assisted Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Hammer In dressing turkies
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII stiles we're Bis
marck callers Wednesday.
Roy and Harold Olson were Bis
marck callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Nelson mo-
tored to Bismarck Saturday.
Mrs. Marie Olauscn entertained q
number OF relatives and friends Sun
day for dinner.
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CROSSING CRASH FATAL
City-C County Briefs

J. r. HeinZc. Underwood. is here
on q short business trip.
j. *. Murray. Nett attorney, is
transscting business in tho city.
NJ. N. Weber and Andrew Scitz.
New Leipzig. motorcd here yesterday
en- business.
Let 4. Charles is the name given to
tic 81 born Tuesday a: the St. Alex
ius hes. ! FL to NJ. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Walker. II West Broadway.
Ms. r. J.. Lcibole Of the Sarah
Gold chop has returned from a
weeks buying trip to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. C.. A. Miller left yes
tccGay for their home III GacElc. aft
er spending several days In Bismarck.
Frank L;ndstrom. Baldwin. left
ye@te.day for Crystobal. Panama
Canal Zone. vhcr: he will be chi
ployed.
Mrs. John r. French. who under
went an operation last week. is con-
tinuing to improve at >thc Bismarck
hospital.
L. j. Wehe. Bismarck attorney. left
this morning for Minneapolis where
he will spend several days attending
TO legal matters.
Captain A. K. Kupfcv is expected to
return tomorrow from Fort Smelling.
where he has been for an examination
previous to q promotion.
Miss Madge Runey will attend a
meeting Of school patrons in Lem
school district for the purpose Of or
ganizing q Parent Teacher association.
William Brown. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown. Wilton. are
in the city today, to get Mrs. Brown
who has been a patient in the Bis
marcx hospital for several weeks.
Rev. August Westlund. Minncapo-
lis. mission worker for tho Lutheran
church, who Is serving as pastor Of
the First Lutheran church until the
arrival Of the new minister. left today
for a few days v's:. IL Valley City.
J. A. sKitchen. missioner of
agriculture and labor. leaves tomor-
row for Bisbee, where he will speak
Friday afternoon at the agricultural
fair. MI. Kitchens topic will be In
tcrestine Episodes In North Dakota
History" Mr.. Kitcncnt will give q
ming.
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Escaped Prisoner to
Be Returned to State

John Lasey. identified as Fred
tDutchl Mitchell who escaped from
the custody OF q North Dakota state
officer while en- route to the prison
at Bismarck in 1925. will be returned
to North Dakota. Requisition papers
were honored Tuesday by Governor
Bulow and Sheriff J. H. johnson Of
Minnehaha county said Lasey had
abandoned habeas corpus proceedings
to prevent his cxtradition to North
Dakota.
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Welch's Spur


Oliver WEIGH called at the Otto
Dorman home Tuesday. He dined
at the home Of his son Robert In the
evening.
The children of Boyd school No. l
attended Bible classes at the home
Of Mrs. Robert Boyd Wednesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neiland and
little nephew and niece and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Easton and little daugh-
ter of Brittin motored to Bismarck
Wednesday.
Mrs. Chester Boyd had the misfor.
tune Wednesday Of running a needle
into her hand where it lodged in q
joint and broke off. She entered the
hospital Friday and had the piece re-
moved Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.. WEIGH visited
at the Robert WEIGH home Friday
evening.
Chester Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert WEIGH and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
John WEIGH and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Snyder and o Ralph, Ed
Doppler and son Clarence and Hor-
acc Dirlum we're all Bismarck visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. George McMurrich. who re-
Gently underwent an operation. left
the hospital Saturday. She is stay
ing with q friend In Bismarck for a
few days.
Little George WEIGH, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert WEIGH. received a
severe cash on his forehead when he
fell from the side Of the steps lead
ing into the basement Sunday morn.
ing. Mr.. Doppler and Mrs. WEIGH
took the child to . doctor in Bis
marck and several stitches were TAX
en-.
Ralph Snyder and Glen Oder called
at the Ed Dopplcr home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and
three children visited ut the Robert
WEIGH home Sunday afternoon.
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TOrrential Rainfall
Floods South Wales

Cardiff. Wales. Nov. 20.--P,-Sud-
dcn floods. following "a hours Of tor
rental rainfall caused heavy proper
" damage IN southern Wales today
for the second time in recent weeks.
Although there was only one death.
there we're many narrow escapes from
drowning.
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OKAYED

washington. Nov. 3o.-iA1-A
favorable report on the nomina-
ton Of q. Aaron Youngquist to
BE assistant attorney general In
charge Of prohibition cases was
ordered today By = senate judi
clary subcommittee and 4 special
meeting Of the whole committee
was called for late In the day 10
consider Il.
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BULLETINS
ASK DOHENY TRIAL DATE

Washington. Nov. 2O.-A1-A
molten was filed with the District
Of Columbia supreme court today
asking that January IL be set as
the date for trying Edward L.
Doheny, wealthy oil man. on the
bribery charges pending against
aim.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Bond
Heads Eastern Star

Devils Lake. N. D.. Nov. 20.-R-
Mrs. Elizabeth Bond was elected
worthy matron Of Lorraine chapter.
Order Of til: Eastern Star. here last
night. She succeeds Mrs. Torger SIN
ness. r. q. Shipman was reelected
worthy patron. and Miss Annette
Roosa - renamed secretary.
Other officers chosen are: Associate
mAtron. Mrs. Z. ". Gilbcrtson; asso-
ciate patron. John Wallace: treasurer,
Mrs. Q. e. Gray: conductress. Miss
Cornelia Chambers: associate con-
d~uctress, Mrs. =. II. Bell.
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South Africa Worried
BY Unrest of Natives

Pretoria. South Africa, Nov. 2O.-(Ry
Widespread and serious native un-
rest. famed by numerous organizations
in many cases closely in touch with
the Communist third international,
faces the government Of South Africa.
Iswald Prov. minister Of justice. said
at q meeting here. It vas agreed on
all sides, he said that native unrest
in the union had reached q dangerous
stage.
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ADVERTISEMENT
ron STOMACH

Vicinity will DO glad 10 learn that
Hairs Drug Store. Third and Broad
way. has been appointed exclusive
distributor for Plumbers Tablets,
tation throughout .he United states
in the relief OF stomach disorders.
Have Mr.. Hail tell you about them,
or write r. n. Pfunder. Inc, 1914
Nicollet Avenue. Minneapolis. MINI.
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Little Knife
~ MRs 4 Il BlERr0

Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Cohen and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. ia.
cobs and children notored to Dodge
on Sunday where they attended q
church convention during the after
noon and evening. The Cohen fam
lily called at the Roy Burgess home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Biertg and
children motored to Richardton Sun.
day morning 70 attend mass, after
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A cough that brings something up
Is helpful. It clears the air passages
Of irritating mucus. Folcyis Honey
and Tar Compound. reliable and ef-
fective. combines the curative virtues
Of pure pine tar. fresh demulcent
honey. with other cough healing in.
gradients. It quickly dislodgcs and
raises the offending mucus that
causes the cough. Is sedative. and pro-
notes restful quiet sleep. No opiatcs.
mildly laxative. AK for II. Sold 1t
Ill drug stoeoo.-Adv.
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Farmer Takes Life by
Setting Clothes Attire

Armour, 8. D.. Nov. 20.-F,-His
clothing saturated with gasoline.
Charles Baker. well known farmer
near here. was burned to death early
today in a field near hts home. Baker
is believed to have committed suicide.
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All!

Melbourne Extra! The parking
situation, acute for the last few years.
has been solved here. Tickets are
bought for q quarter. Any place a
mar can find space he parks his car,
handing one Of the tickets to o police
man. Each ticket is good for one day,
and can be used to park as often as
desired.
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Four More Employees
OF Bank Are Arrested

Flint. Mich. Nov. 20.-(R-Warrants
naming four more employees OF the
Union Industrial bank here as par
Elephants In the $500. 900 defalcation
Of the banks funds ri issued here
today. The men charged were Frank
.. Montague. assistant vice president;
J. A. Barrow. A. J.. SchloSser and C..
A. Plumb, tellers.
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Waukegan's City Hall
AvOwed Bomb Target

Waukegan. ILL.,. Nov. l9.-tF,-Mys-
terry threats to bomb W~aukegan's new
500. 900 city hall and the smashing
Of 20 windows =, the building stirred
; city officials today.
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CHARLEY CHASE OPERATED ON
Rochester. Mimi. Nov. 20.-LP1-
Charley Chase. Hollywood film com.
ediar. is recovering here from q dual
operation for removal Of his appcn-
dix and for a duodenal ulcer.
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There Is . tree IN Tulare county,
Calf. that is 276 feet tau and los
feet IN circumference 1t tho base.
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rOorBALL INJURY FArAL

FOOTBALL INJURY FATAL
GaleSburg, Ill. Nov. 20.-(R-Infec-
ton Of an injury received while play
ing football caused the death today Of
! Lyle Green. IL. The boy was q news
paper carrier and was hurt while
| scrimmaging with other newsicS.
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