05-26-1921s UNION MEMQRIA sznvlcss
AXLINGTOHACTIVITIES
u u m m : I n |»z=»pp»r' in
~ t lunday.r.andH n .Hormln. Jurrgbiuih
aw. Vernon. Ktrmlt and Bor-
autnod to Dmlhl on loudly.
Ea mo nandHermanJung-
| hippo¢loutt1rou.r2o;d|of
A!o£lm0 ml3=Amu'h"ti lc nday
~mr-in Ellnc r Frmdaon of Fremont.
ormer teacher InArilnflan high
,attendedthec h uplay
|lllllio nf'givenbytht
for sells! Wedmldny ev|n.Young Lullu Ke1\l~i11lWl will
.a tth ahum!ofth iBibles
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1 0 w g m o w - a ns o a r n w u v - m o e..5 , 1
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In conformity with as motion pqsatd
nt 3 meeting of the Chlrnber of
C a r r i e Ro b e r ts o n ,l s t a n d 2 n d
k r n e i e a ; E d n a S m i t h , P r i n c i p a l o f t h e
W a r d a n d t c a q n e r o f t h e B n ! a n d 4 t h
g r m l c s .
Ga r d n e r S c h o u i z M n . C o m l l n d g
i r r o w .
S u p e z vi a o r o f M u s i c :W a n d a C o o k .
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imma FM Y EMPI.0Y_
ED ron CUMING YEAR
High sam:James Skinkle, Kflduzte of theUnlvernity of Chkngo. Superintend-em; Johann: Ogden, Kfidute of theUnlw-huity of Nebfu¥a, md Krldu-
ate ntudent oi Culumbla UnivlnityPrincipal; Leone Bamgrvver. gndn-
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of merit that ulill permit us to fn-
tingly 2\h0\\' our appreciation of the
insliiution locatod in our midst as
\\|:l|ms favorably impressing the
thousand or more visitors from all
paris of the Uniled Sain. who will
Ar t:O l i ~ m a m
vt i 1 1 e 8 a . & l i i E ie*mI I )n l h n h n a .
i e n c h e r o f t hc Bc a n d r l :E l e a n o r
M o r r i s .t a c h e r o f t h e 5 a a n d bS e n a Il c r t e a e n , t e a c h e r o f t h e S c . m i
d ;Io l a H i l l e r ,te a ch e r o f tlge 4 t h
voURCHECKING
ACCOUNT
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S O L I C I T E D
cours WITH G-A-S
,~u I .'r.u<I=:NOTICE-
The County Comn'a.=inner:M "
meet as \ Board of Equalization IN
the purpose of fairly and impunial-
ly vqunlitinx the valuation of r¥I
real and prrsonnl froprrty on the
following dates:»
Jun N, 15, 16 and Sl and pursuant
{on\cnl§on of the Danish Lutheran
Church of America during the week
of May 31st to June 5th, I would ne-
4|93 r d m d v :G h d y n H a r r i s o n ,Zu c k e r
o f t h e 2 n d g r a d e ; N e l i R y a n , t e a c h e r
o f t h e l a t g n d e .
N u r t h W a n !
Ce c e l i a M u l l e n , Ist a n d 2 n d g r a d e s ;
L y d i a L i p p i n c o t t ,Pr i n c i p a l o f t h e
W a n ! a n d t e a c h e r o f t h e B u d a n d i t h
g r m l c ¢ .
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:ity of Blair close between the hours
uf 2:30.nnd 6:00 o'c!ock p. rn.onWedneaclay.June lst,1925 during
\\l\ith time a program by the Com-munity Chorus and Blair Band will
be in guaygi-gn at Dana College and
"here our people can mingle and get'
acquainted with the visitors to our
tity .Given under my hand and the
Sm!nf the City of Blair this 25th
slay of May, 1921.
..John R. Aye. Mlyor.f i ?.|.This Bank ha.sthe facilities, the ex-
perience and the knowledge of the
localconditions to render you the
most oiticient. assistance.
'I`heFarmers Statg Bank
Blair, Nebraska.
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GENERAL AND z.o§AL NEWS A »I
f. aI~l'l|lsandMisaBeanie Krajieek autoed
to Fremont Satuday evening.
Mr. andMn. Maier Omuby #rho
»lm\e spent thewinterinFlorfda
alopped oi! ze visit the Badger home
beforeretuningtotheirhomein
Ciuper, Wyoming.A. G. Ludwig was a pa!aerger to
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JRegularaervizesSundaymorn-
ing.Sunday school at 10 and mom-
ing wonhip at 11.Sunday evening,
B. Y. P. U. at 7 and evening song
and preaching servicea`t8.The
medlng for feiiowahip and devotion
on Wednuday evening at S.
1NextSundaythemorning servi-
_ceswillbe aausual.Theevening
ing service in the morning as usual
bulfno prezchiag aerviee in the even-
inx. we dismiss for the Class sergnonet the opera house.The C. E. will
med about mix thiny instead o! '¢"1>-
rn.Suhiectofthemcrhlngsermon:
A Prominent Gentile Sand..
It is about time for that summer
slump bug tn make his appearance,
so look out. don't get bitten by him,
--it means :ure death-to the Bible
school.W. B. F. Robb. Minister
LEGAL NOTICE
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"ThePrevailing Motive."Orfmaha Sunday evening.
Miss Clan"Ice Hallreturned to he;. Mrs. C. P. Masters and aanghui,
home from the Nic holu Sean hospi-1 Hn.FiredPfalfor,wereshoppers
ul bef or e lur ing th e am of J u nein Fremont Thursday.withhorauntanduncle.Nr.and|AgreatamberfromA l u m n -
Mra. E. Jeffery of Oniaha for a three and m..arbfJ;ttended the funeral of
month: iwruer ihrough Europa.#EL Taliman at the Elk City church
"Spec"Glover andhi s muteamFr'idly afternoon.'
auwed toFremontSunday and dei-
feawd the Hein Clothing Co. by theI HGHSCHOOLAPPLICATIONSneon of 8 to 8.1
:um Hazel zu-um who has annumApplicatione m uforFreeHizh
|\ seven month'a business courae at School Attendance must be'inthe
theVanSantbusinesscoilage|¢.hlnd| of the County Superlntandent
turned so vii i! a fu r dm vim her nd later tha n J unelat.'1*\°»° in-
parenll Mr. and hlra.H. H. Krnm.!°°"""°d bear this Ln nund.
Mr. md Mn. c . Honra of NorfolkH=1=°l J Hwlu
Viailtd a few day s withth e hu es a r.Cnunty Sup'£
parents Mr. and lin. C. H. Gran.41. .
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_. .- _ . _ _ . . .. . - . - . _Bernlta me Inna Peterson on Tm-'Ȣn,Curtiscook,E mBpafrgier,
day evening.g
Misses Estella and Eiisabeth Ren-
ard and Lira..FredRenardmera
shoppers ln Omlhl on int Saturday.
ThursdayfromNorthPlattewhere
aheattendedauseetingoflheiiruudCha pi n d th e Eu te m Su r.I
Commencementexercise:wil!he
Lawrence Keenan, Charlotte Lallman,
P u t i n !Lawson,m m mw m a .
Ralph Bad¢er,Ag11ea Chapinan, Yuma
Baldwin,MasonHeKibbon,H i m
Mexender,ReiterRhea,Violet
Wanen and lierrit McClellan.
Mrs. Roscoe Home of Emerson, is
here for a :hon visit with ber par-
heidattheoperahauteffhunday ents Mr. and Lin. H. G. Beyer.
. M i n gazaokiock.' r m¢pm=»r|Hr.andHrsHermanJungbluth
for the evening wil! be Rev. Charles
E.CobbeyofOmaha-Hiaaddress
ia entitled "The A.B. C. of Ute."
The graduating clan c omets of the
Iefliovlngmembers:AilenL a w n
Edna jlaabera.HelenEchtenkarnp.
GlennCh:ieunaen.IreneChristan-
andfarnilyautadtoBennlngto
Saturday dbernodn to visit Hr. and
Mrs. Henry Domacker.
The Mews Club nm Friday night
at ihe borne of Fred Heuermann aa-
hinted by. A.C.Marshall.H.G.
Meyer was the leader on .the.aubject,
n u d i s m !\
m o m - s u n
N u i ' s o f m n i w a u l
Q o -|
so w ma mu Han u n m u wms w a n » » x c - a n11 \ww\wv~¢|eBl~s»-»
wma 0 .m-c~<- ,1
Willard Newell both of this city,
who are sister ami .brother of Mr.
Neural!of Arlington.
A wry pleasant and azreeabie dai'
was apcnl by these elderly pcoplb.
I " A M l L \ 'R E U N I O N
O n l u !Su n d a y ,M a y 22,M r . a n d
M r s .1'r e d Je n k i n s en t e r t a i n e d a t
t h e i r i m m a a n u m b e r o l r e l a t i ve s a t
a fa m i l y d i n n e r .
M r . a n d M r s . M . 1 4 . N e w c i l o f A r -
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.»n u w z sAt 11 A. M. Sunday , May 29 theB u m 5 ~following program will be ~ment |
.
ALL THE PEOPLE
:connnncsmn= ~
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M. F. cnuacxr_
Pnyer hostingeachWednesday
owning lt 8 o'cJock.D f w- 1m u dm m i n z s mwea-
nendny eveglng of every month,
Ei wq n hm meach . Sunday
evening nt 7 o':loek.
Suvdly | ¢hoo\ ll \0 A. M.Splen-
didtuc hen and goodalkendnnco.
Prnrhlng aerylcen at n A. M. And
8 P. M.Excelienl music,
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rnonmzsm Pos: |'E(0Ra\TloN
n u , MA Y a u
Flower girls rc u";:ed to bring
Howern to the / hail bs 8 o'clock.
Muni: by Bllir band at 930 a. rn.
Parade nt 10 o'clock sharp, meet at
city hall.
~Mrs. Wm.Lusk, aged Mty y ears
evaT H A T l ' D s e e n n d vo r t l i l i
o00. m o 1 d i d n ? l i k e i z .
0oINO T A ta l l. no t a . t a ll .
|9CY I S T S R U A Y 1 n u l h n t l .
44QA N D H A D t o l p o n p .
0Q0A N D A L L I o a u i d l t !
!llW A S A C h n t e r h a l d .
I||N O W I d l d l { f a n c y .
|I|A G H £ | T £ I I F I B L D .
I»lr o n , I M I ! 1 .
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Attorney;
To:Ma r y S t o u t; -Stout, Hrst
and real nsmmfunknown, husband of
Mary Stout; Jonathan W. Stout: ----
Stout, lint and real nime unknown,
wife of Jonathnn W . Stout; Anim!-
cim Stout; --- Stout, tint and ren!
Mme unknown. husband bf Artimicia
Stout; Melancthon Stout; --- Stout.
firstandrealnameunknown,hun-
bandofMelnncthonShout;Emer
Stout: -- Stout, fint and real name
unknown. :rig of Emer Stout; Mary
Nora Stout: --- Stout, Brat and real
nameunknown, husbandofMary
Nora Stout; Naomi Stavanmn; ..-.--.
Rbevenson,lint and ma i nuns un-
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'1\.rn lgt om e e tp r o m p t l ya ts e v e na n dw i i l
r lU Pn u :e l m 0n f u - e hm i n u t e sb l l o r ou mr e -
1 9lg u la r ti m.c
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CHRISTIAN cnvn cn NUIIES
Bibieschoo)attendance133and
attendlncéatmprning servicethe
but ever, but do yéu know we are
not quite satistied.Th lt200by
Children? Day looks good bo us.
Newlisten!Bibleachoo!I tthe
f r
n
city hall.|~n~y,bu~ this condition is beginning it.Foreign ~Ifnlra and pn k u la r ly
After scrvlcf-at Soldiers |l|f*i|§|*'t° irnprove,Land deders deny that (hc German quention were uuggened
"'°'f" parade "°.'°m°u'W Vinny farmers are Hating farms for gs possible inhuencel that may have
home of her dlr);hter,Mn .qhss.
Him:line of D¢'Soto.
Funeral services were held Tues-
day manning from the home of the
daughter nnt! the body wu sent to
Logan, laws on the Il n'£l0¢k pus-
senger where interment wiil be mlde.
Deceased leaves to mourn her two
daughters, Hazel Lusk lnsi Mn. Chu.
ilineline besides n devoted hunband.
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".-UQEQICA LW THEwillhe l~rgeiy a businessneetln5 EEK. grgmuuvumSt;>uT!r'
I|WORLD WAR"for the pu~se of electing n d~rectorThe foitowing annibea ml em:-=.
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,.'attendnneeatthema u iclassInstB.fxD.OPERA MUSE]Sunf'1ymominz.Huwevei,ana
°new member and one visitor will re-f r ll l g i m h g , i n g 1 1 , Z !*pm¢a.We hope that they mn be
EI GHT 0' C LOC KalabackagainnextSunday.I ttakes
.the men of the chmth to mnie ihe
,workgo.Men,canwedependon
)o§|?"ILua Fridny night tha chdir vuled
tou kalIofthemember:ofthe
lag the late wir, "I" speak=ghoir and :ll others interested in the
°" lhe suhicctmusic oi the church to come Friday
Dr. Frederl. Morrow Fling
ol' tho Ualveralty ol Nehru-
ka, whq was withtheAm-
crlcan army In Francs, dur-
sJ
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Form at Soldier'n lor. where ritua
listic aervicc by Corp: and Poll will
be gina after which soldiers grave.r
will be decoralal.
The Post mndiaily invites aolc!Ers
of all other wan to rrnec t with the
G.A.R., especially the aoidicrs of
the World War.
At 2:30 p. m. at City Hall
Muni:By the Band
Prayer Rev. A. E. Marsh
Sopruzo Solo Hia Giadyn Moore
Reading of Gen.Logan's orders for
Decoration Day--.
Mnrguel. Robertson
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Isummer.
,*The public is Invited to attend anyJ. hmouzsd sof our new ces.Coma and y ou mil
ADMISSION25 c an!!receive a coIll welcome.1
S n u u l n n n x n s u l u aif3h*""°Yax.Foremm,Ptstor3
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Sc an on ull: at
Section 13. and the Went Half of thc
NortheastQuarter ofSection24.
exceptthefollowingdescribedrcai
estate,to-wit:Commcncingatthe
center ofSection24, 'rowmhip18,
Rangoll, thence cast of the quarter
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The eighth grids examinntion for
thh y ear ll over and the mndtn han
proven very utlafactory.i n d l 2 3
pupils nginercd.Gut of this nan-
ber 160 pazend making better than
largeiy by returns from poultry and |\pril!l[¢hlf.|I2n3 un to the Fourth of`0f the house.~r'"'x nm! butler and muh.A smaller Juuy," said Mr. Dana, "amz this »=~===l The culprit was nrmlled and Mon-
por1lnnnf the rrnn will be -fem-l .4 *mini fr uf lhvre willhe nlentx \0§'i*¥h m n u trial and W "fined
to mc-et czspenses this yezu than in §.'*'all demands and we may be ini$l09 and costs, making a total of
'Lunp until after harvest.The new
crop outlook is considered unusudky
bright because condition:.favor a
good yield and the crop in being vw-,
dnfed at the lowest cost in yea:-a.
Very little new machinery has been
purchased and help has been hirtd atfil|"l| siawd UN*:'¢\¢nn paying'B0180tl!.\l of Blair, invited I0l1l0 flf¢l1dI
centa perpound to farmers for lpdngs in to umpie annie of his wet goods.
but the pdeo has dropped to 40 cents lt happened that one of these rhapaat the present time.Springs are nowlurae a eonattble who Immediately re-
znifur te the retailer at 50 eenm por ported the cam 1° sums .Mehremepound for dressed chickens.Springfi Mehrenls In company with 0.M.
appeared on the mad et neariy a Ireland and Sam Steven:went out
r u - v - - - -
a.n;
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ful oandldltas.
Two trials at panning wen Sivan
and Gi vuem successful the first time.
Hennan and Arlington student!
| how br their grades nmnrkgbls
i w :st at i on s c o m m o n l y se en i n t h o
ci t i e s n n d E n d n e e i Re e ve s In fo r m e d
a n E n l e r p r i l e ft p n r i e r t h a t h e e x -
pc ct od t o h a ve t h e e n t i r e s t r u c t u r o
c o m p l e t e d a n d i n o p e r a t i o n i n H n
1\eoiu\.
¢\¢n pa to 1 pau try ustry In imlrcatiana are that the supply wi!! bo L ln few ~'I °°""* pm
"' f lr'money tvina on .mac.|easier than it warnniy l short timeuodoil hu advlnc td from 77 cents
lko.More than Sl-£0000 from mjver gallon on April 18 to 89 csnt.-u per
$5,000,000 that nre |\ailmbln have al- |r¢1ll<=n. wholaaala, ur. the present time.truly heeri loaned on land in zum "No particular c h ur n lm:taken
IIlwr im miauka.
IQaFOR ALL the svhlll.
CO!l a u o n z u l r .
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aa0ammo. ",gv`n1\r.0la1 | u w n o n u m . "
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T E V Et o o kn oe.bancaa t| I L
t h eo b j e c ta n dp r a y e ro fw h i c hp e
t i t i o nl al oq u i e ti nt h e|:la inl UT,
F u n k C u r l e y . t h e t i t l e t o a l l t h e r e a d
esubehereinbeforedpnrribed.and
for theHnding and decreeof said
Court that you, amlall afsaidde-
fe n d a n ts t h e r ei n . . h ave n o r i g h t , t i t l e ,
e l i m , i n t e r t l l , d e m a n d , n r H e n w h a t -
s o e ve r o f. i n o r t o t h a s a i d p r e m i s e s
o ra n yp a r tth e r e o f,t h a tyc a ,a n d
e a c ho fy o u ,b efo r e veh a n c da i d
:u n t r a i n e dfr o ma e t t i gu p o ra a -
a e r l l n g a n y c l a i m , t i t l e , l i e no rde-»
m a n d w h a t s o e ve r i n o r t o n a l d p r e m -
i s e s . a n d t h a t m r c l a i m . r l x h z . t i t l e ,
in t er e st ,l i e no rd e m a n dw h i c hy o u ,
The only sensible, sanitary
method.Cheaperthan any
other way.
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WE have always yeaxned lo nm A newspaper"column"-inn nil buh andpublish other
p¢ople`| conuibucionmAnd hen "Steve" come:
across wixh x contributed ndvmisement. md cava
ux some work.He keepl hu name and address awere-¢-but good wud, Szeve, nye. ' 'You minly. "
fu n n v u n s u n .BUT mvnqw l wok can
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~reoopnceo~g~,conulnlng 1.2.1 um, more orlean;
ln tuwnnhip ua, nanh of wwe 11.eu! of the am P. al.; and me WmHu!! of the Southwest Quarter of
SectionIB, Tuwmnhlp 18, North of
Range l2. eut ol the Gth P. ll. all
_Dafendmts.You, and euh of you, are herebymused thx!themmthyol
April,1921,xmlkCurley.pum-zm, llled hls pedxlnn ln the mann
Court nl WuhlngwnCounty.Ne
ln Wuhingwn county. Nebruh.
s.|..2 3d e g r e e s w e s t10 0fe e t .th e nc e
north 53% degree; agent100feet,th e nc en o r t h4 6 %de g r e e sw e s t4 8
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gqqg HIASH: !1'»h\<1\3'naou r t
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'mm levy is mn e w will be the Ivest.Our naman vauzfiv wnlinues gperdl.They have stood as a bulfe lecliu by Marian Hyde. Helen ?|1"fT'a f te r f m a r e s s h d to u h Mi mi !
nm weak in A Puritan Pancake 1"I°ur.the beli autil June 1. but I! hu emdecl xhout be:vriln.nw msterid md a clamor-ler and David Mnmmed after vrhlc hb;¢}g to mm It wilt be muc h np-
Marr C. Babel.a ¢\° f. B ic tn tl p tr a c k zz two wrecks uriier ihnn uma!this ing public.If nv material receded Rn .Foreman pmnounold the isenl-predltod.17-2\Cvww Clerk.'rm naman c m and ne d Stan y u r .Leather u iirming up ma nun mdmmm on Page Four)'a a f u m '11-az Blair F i n Lbp -n - n
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The tire Lleparhmnt pequnt ab-
nervaneu of the following rules:
Autos not to pu s fire truck: an
my to flre.Aim pull in clear :nd not obltrutl
fire trucks getting to fines.
Do not drive over hou
g p . Don C. Vanlkusen. Dr. C, Huw lbw."Collections are prompt on
ea .'recent nies," said J. C Harp!nm ol'
~~=;»;g;g;;; Zlarphnm il.o'hc-s. 'but aid nccounlf
are slow."Hr thinks this lrditlles
that no one \.:\'1ta to cre\{e a de'Jt
nowlda>'8 amd. Therefvhe. P<'°|>I¢ bus'
only wine cw:he p a 1 !or."Our
buauineu wsu gnfrl Zh?)Zliarh Irv!
April," uid he."It was better then
we expected but we do las! aprt 20
Hall!Qulrlelte (»iflord D; on ,
Phril Justesen,Elmer Chrislerlzen,
Spenser Petersen.|
Add.....;.'Decontion and Dedica-
tion"Rev. za. A. Sealey
Song-"Ameriavf Audience
Benedletion A. ll. Anderson
benefit of the buying public. that wil!Elmer Christensen.let in light upon the ac tual clolhinx The sermon by Rev.Undefwoui
trade lihlliior.it will be utiafled I me full of pod meaty advice to the
with ncihing !c =u\ tlnn the tmth. 'IolgnduateI.He tried to show them
that end, we-ry resource at the corn-thas xightealn tiring was above ul
r:~a:.d of the national asnociftion off¢!|¢ md made his poinu clear.Hia
retail clothiern ml! he at the service pleasing manner of address was wry
of 1!~.e mauro rolnmillee.leceeptable to the audience and he
"Re*:1I dolhiers have been a target left a very wholesome influem as
f ar the slum of an almost over- uw result of his talk.
I |m a n p u s i n g a n d 1 5 o u t o f 1 7 p a n -
i n g a t A r l i n g t o n .
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s s a u o x ' r o 1921 mz.4nu.\1°2S
n -l
a
time blck contracted io: the vacant
Iota just wut of the post odka but
not until this week sn: I. perfectld
title turnd qu to them.
On Tuesday material vru on tht
ground m d at noon the u ma d l ;
Cnnatmction Englnegr C. D. a m
of Detroit, Michigan stated the work
ba' staking oil' the gmund pnpanltwory
to netting the tlnkl.anc tlnx tht
builciing and the drivu ways.
s o n ; E l i s h a P . S t o u t ;f - S t o u t , B r a t
a n d: e i ln a m eu n k n o w n ,w i f eo f
E l i s h aP . S t o u t , w h o a r e t h e k n o w n
h e i r sa t . - I n w o !W i l l i a mS t o u tJr . ,
dec ea se d:
Th e u n k n ow n h e i r s a t l a w , le g a t c e s ,
dm dn ee s,p e r s o n a lr e p r e s e n t u i vu
a n d a l l p e r s o n : i n t e r o n t o d i n t h e e a -
l i l e o f e a c h o f t h e f o l l m r i n g n u n l d
pe r s o n sre s p e c ti ve l y :Jo n a t h a nW .
St o u t ,M a r ySt o u t ,A r t i m l c i aS t o u t .
M e l a n c t h o nSt o u t ,E m e rS t o u t ,
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SPE CI AL c o uxc n . MEE TI NG
The City Council held a special
meeting nn last Friday evening,
called for the purpose of passing pn
the hnnd for the City Treasurer. R.
G. Allen.The bond was written by
GiH'ord Dixon.After tha council amliourned the
Chamber of Curnmzn:e convened and
the matter of hlrirtz a special nilht
poiice was diacuaaed.ls. was decided
gruluntin|; class were held last Sun-
dny awning in the B.F.D. opera
house and an :mul with all school
functions the patrons of the schools
turned out "cn-masse" to _phow their
appmciation.Rev. Robb of the Chdatinn church
gave the invocation which urn fol-
IW J I by n d uc t by m i n Mariozle
Wilkinson und Min Gertrude Huc k.
Rev. Marsh of the Episcopal church
gave the scripture réarling which in
zum \\dP,§oIlo1|by manic by n mpc
{. c r I .i .I K . ...ul'|.l||\;;in more of farm n m d u m i smmsnn ln Clblhlng Trsdc.
Some who haw hoary mortgages Irv,11. 1.. smizh. president of the Nc-anxious to lndc :help equities in
forma for c lcu town properties, but
farmers who are not heavily involved
in debts are not usually willing to
make iuch exchanges.There bln
always been I. demand for exchanges
by farmers who want to rc tlro and
move to town.Lately,inquiry for
brash retail clothierl h u returned
from Chicago where he attended tho
meeting' of the national association.
The resolution which proyided for the
invdtlgltlon of th cnewlcrs urns alla-
cumod,he amid,and the following
noolutlon was unanimously adopted
ut this meeting:
land has increased over zoo per cont,"Ti mmm assoc iation of rohilaccording 1° G. M. Christian.iflothieri welcome: the Bornh resolu-
.Follecllam Improve.»tion~the nveolignliou of the :Joch-
, l fr_f'_>._ x . . .'V '
; 1 h f * l ~c 1 G A n m ' r ' r n 8
Lmazrr&MuuTouuuuoC0~
~:youne,. e r n ~pemlonwsu|Ȣmm. u mme md
judgment rendered accordingly.
Dnfnd this 40| div ol Mly, mx.
Fnmk Curley. P\dn¢.ll,By0'H.u\lon, Mlher l 0'|hn!on,
14-4:H11 Mwrue
You. andeschof you, nm required
n I£0 m r f o r t h u u r v i c n o f t h e e x t n
m a n .
____.;__....._.
There in considerable more activity
in ire wav of inquiry of lnrri omces]
ut present than there hm been forsome time.Some innrl has been gold
ailho there ere more exchanges than
sales.I t continues hard to close
deals on account of the shortage of
money, but this condition is beginning
Fol.¢!\|1."_|The liquor was deatroyeffdirewy
llonineauu picked up somewhat last followinlt the trial by being emptied
\\cok followim nm- usual dullnesl nf In me een owl down lt the c ourt
the week previous.Many whoieui-house and ell the oid soak: in town
ca=~ mentioned the stagnation of a:h21fe been mnldng Pi|ll'i¢11\Sf!' down
wrek ego mltho no one cinimed he hndithore just to catch nn odor ot the
found | uliufnetory explanation for »»<.JlI\¢¢»
it.Foreign lifnlra and penteularly
za prni~a over n .J |,
to mn §gtlwafl'| ira»u c c eun ndona
lun; to be vqnembemd by the yeung
people.
w o n y a ~ : |I o n s o r p a n :
nmounting to more than $200,000 in
farm lonns are now under way. Mom
money vnu loaned by a loc al tmst
company within the Inst two wtekn
than during three months hat y ear.
As money condition: lmrore en~io\.
trade eond¥tEor¢wi!!im moe,bus!p .new men believe, but good business'
A. J. Loober, of M. H. Tilton l~'urni».xxofrzlaa oérla Pitman
lure company."So far. our bulineau .
this month has bon better than it was Rgnnlly the I'lnker\.on:of Bh irin Aprii. Collections are fairly good." :rd Washington. county§ owing 'no
Chickinn Are Early.*doubt to tho warm wcnthor,havoI1Spring chickens are comin: ln :nm-lhoen of! duty.but Saturday , how-
RQL ¢;r1§Q|» 1}|i|yggr and In larger ilfffg ilu l\llholifi¢! got Ol! U18 ffl"
a-upplies than umni. G. A. Dam o g -f o f n victlm 0|no Hike H Nelson.
wnrvs' rn| A°r tbl kind.
2' r a m sand panned ul.
0an»
' f u n n v a n s ! n o !
a0o
1
- ° s . u ; f ~ ~ " u ~ ~ ~ ma eblend--uureyfhinm . No nujookiuz
anywhere che Inf *satkfgtllhd .because the satisfyblenda »°'=f**-is. e¢n't be mpkd._
c
f. "~
2 . ~/ = - - ~ ~
or any of you. may have had in laid
premises, il not barred br the Sta-
tute of Limitation: of the State nl
Nebnah; thtt the litie of the plldn-
ti lf to ui dpremise:ingood.valid
and plmmount is to thowholeof
stsidpremises'and that the title to
uid premises be quieted in tha mid
plaintiff. and forgenera!equitahlu
relief.
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ENTERPR ISE»~W~%f~m ~"%?~-~|
BLAIR. WASHINGTON COUNTY. NEBRASKA, MAY zo. ]92T
No. 17
ismn cArrr0f`cbnQ
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_________u l l smu t u c v; lm ( men au f lklns ldvanno Solo "Open The Gltca" litlla chmn in hurl.: -\»..Il|:---\--A M ~
~rm'I|l\IIl on mac.|it waroniy 1 short ;im¢|\e¢\doi| hu advlnctd from 77 c ents
than $l40.000 from mjver mlllvn on April 13 w so csnt.-u W
at nre nvailmlilln have al- gallon, wholaaala, ur. the present time.loaned on land in zum "No particular change h u taken
u
m. A m' s I ~8
The Standard Oil Company s o m-
lhno blck contracted !or the vacant
Iota just wut of the post odko but
not until this week sn: I. perfectld
title turnd qu to them.
On Tuesday material vru on tht
ground ond at noon the u ma d a ;
Conatmction Englnegr C. D. a m
of Detroit, Michigan stated the work
ba' staking oil' the ground pnpanltwory
to netting the tlnkl.onc tlnx tht
builciing and the drivo ways.
It 1: to be fashioned ana? tho Ml-
ifvc stations commonly seen in tho
cities nnd Endneei Reeves Informed
an Enlerprile ftpnrior that he ex-
pccmd to have the entire structoro
completed and in operation in H n
Iveeins.
I
a 1 |f
Land deders deny that the German quention were uuggened
rs are listing farms for ns possible inhuencel that may have
town propeniea due to a caused dulineas in buninean gcneraiiy.
~rlcg nf farm rodwn. 1P1 Situation ln Clolhing Tnde.
ave heavy mortgage: are ;.;L 3milh, president of the Ne-
EIGHTH GRADE EXAMIN ATION
The eighth grade examinntion for
thh y ear ll over and the mndtn han
proven very utlafactory.i n d l 2 3
pupils nginercd.Gut of this nan-
ber 160 pazend making better than
cm nf the whole number ls succ ul-ful oandldltas.
Two trials at panning wen :ivan
and Gi vuem successful the first time.
Hennan and Arlington student!
nhow br their grades nmlrkgblc
ability . the entim dau of H at Har-
man pusing and 15 out of 17 pus-
ing at Arlington.
SPE CI AL c o uxc n . MEE TI NG
za prni~a over n .J |,
to mn §gtlwafl'| ira»u c c eun ndona
lun; to be vqnembemd by the yeung
people.
n e ~I o n e o r o o n a
o more than $200,000 ln
are now under way. More
llmned by e loc al tmst
thin the last two Whekn
Lhne months hat year.
conditions l>econe ezhior.
ti o n will lmpmve,busi-
lieve, but good business
~re not expected to re
nfter hervest.The new
is considered unusudly
use conditions .favor n
nd the crop ln being pro-
e lowest cost in years.
new machinery has been
nd help has been hired at
sl.More attention h u
the poultry indtutry and
the farms have been met
urn: from poultry Ind
lter and milk.A smaller
the cron will be oeetlrvl
enses this yezu than in
~nsidereble more activity
of inquiry of lnni oillcos
than lllrft! hm been forSome innfl lns been 3014
are more exchanges than
~ntinues herd to close
~unt of the shortage of
his condition is beginning
A. J. Loeber, of M. H. Tilton l~'urni».\1~:ofrnaa,o$m Pitman
ture company."So fer. our business .
this month has ben better than it was Rgeently the Pinkerton:of Blnirin April. Collections are fairly good." :rd Washington. countyt owing 'no
Chickens Are Early.lrloubt to the worm weother,have
1 Spring chickens are eomlnlz to :Har-|lJ¢¢11 ot! duty.Last Saturday, how-
ikgt ¢;r1§Q|» 1}|i|yggr and In [gngg|£Y!!f| the l\ll.hollfl¢! got Ol! U18 lflll
,.upr,1i¢,than usual. G. A. Dame gfbf s vlctlm.One Hike H.Nelson.
.Wilson e Dann eomoony. niored. This rosldlng on the Pst Quinlan eighty
nrrn ,uwd the :'¢\¢on nlr imr mlsouth of Blair, invited some friends
(gnu perpound go faffngrg fgr lndngs in to sample 80 ¢ Of bil *Ht 30061
but the pdeo has dropped to to cents lt happened that one of these rhapi,ot the present time.Springs ere nowliflH I eonattble who Immediately re-
going to the retailer at 50 rents per ported the cue to Sheri! .Mehrenm
pound for dressed chickens.Springa Mehrenls In company with 0.M.
appeared on the mo d e l neeriy a Ireland and Sam Steven:went outmonth earlier than usual this rw: and to the place and arrexted Ltr. Nelson.
indications are that the supply nriil bollt in reported that °¢"¢*1\ pint! of in-
plentiful."We are usually own on toxieante were found under the floor
|\pril!l[cl\ltltens un to the Fourth ¢>f`of the house.~Juu,-," said Mr. Dana, "boa this mf]The culprit was nrrelled and Mon-
as *roiai rv if there willhe plenty tofdey had his trial and was fined
<""" all demands and we may be ini$l09 and costs, melting a total of
the Bush of the chicken season by the 311910..Fol.t!\|1."- _|The liquor was destroyed direwb
lloslneauu picked op somewhat last following the trial by being emptied
nook followim the usual dullnesl of In the cena 12001 down at the court
the week previous.Many wholeul-h0t\1\e and Ill the old soak: in town
ca=~ mentioned the stagnation of a have been moldng Pllll'lm\3*!' down
work ego nltho no one claimed he hmlzthere just L0 catch nn odor ol the
found | satisfactory explanatlon for »<.~k|\S¢
it.Foreign allnlrn and penlcularly
I
1
s s a u o x ' r o 1921 mz.4nu.\1°2S
Egercinen in honor of the 1921
gruluntin|; class were held last Sun-
dny awning in the B.F.D. opera
--_.. ...- ..... . . 1 1 " " " " w U 1 m u o n m m f f o r m l t e r i -fa ci l it ie s a t t h e ~ ~C E N T ~ ~m gI d u s t l o s t h a t h a vo g o m l l 1 a n d o n - t o o f m l c h i n e r y a n d e q u i p -W u t h o u g h t be a t t o u s e t h e |b o 0'e
A d u n s ' u . h o r t t i m e .n r
s.r o f S a c r l -t h n x t h e de fl at i o n pro ce ss a n d i m v i m o n l t h a t c a n b l us e d f o r n e p d n m o n t i o n e d oo m m o d l o u a a n d w e l l -L i n o o l n M l v 1s 1 _.___u n
Ro b b 'r e a c h e d t h e b o t t o m o f p r u d e n t p r i c e t h a n i t i l f o r n e w e q u i p m e n t .T h e D q n i n e d n l r l m 1 |
Al\d|B1lC¢la r s l ; n m |m ¢ f( n» . : - .. A . . - IL -~. ,- -. . - n n u u l D I l ;. .. . . . , . . . . . . . . ¢w p u n u p l l l l n -n n a e n c y s e e m s t o b e t o h x u p t h e ` 1 n L 1 u a z H }{ |J u n i o r s S f m i n n a n d M e m e f a n n o u t h i"u i i n s p i r a t i o n ' f o r h o p e f u l n e u o l d t h i n ; |m d n t a l o n g w i t h t h e m f a c u l t y ,a r o u n d o n e h u n n d n t d m 3 5 ;b e , , : d ? i ° , h n : t p ° ; ; u n ,r
c o m e s e h i e t l y f r o m s i g n :o f i m p r o v e -i l d a y e a r r a t h e r t h a n b u y n e w c m s .t o t h e t a b l e s b c n u t i f u ! y d e c o r a t d n d n m 5 ,4 1 . . .m s . . ., . . .. _ - . -~
O B I T U A R Y m e n t i n m o n e y o o n d l t l o n l . .
} N e 1 u l y e v e r y o n e L l b e t t e r : n r e r m m d a n m l a » . . . . a ¢ . . . .n l . -
n . . \ \a . _ - » _ -\'
H a l e . g r a d u a t e o f E l i . ~
Neh nn ln l|¢»\.¢u .J u..___ "....- 'J 1"ua yuuui 1Ill m|;.¢r||,,||__,_._-. -¢uvvll nur me UCCSSIOR ll *llIuw: u ilmtll an be en c auwd by ll\ e in th is ' ny th lf y o u be c ame th a r oo m.§`-L°;"'.'I'~..i.'
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` "..'iL.?.Z.,i'?E'5°§'~f§ ~.-........, UUULHCI mu name Leonora-Malcom g_Boston,n native °f|h1sH interest rains which wnle bon good soppllu and equipment were Around twenty of the Sophomore In of the :zito apitol c ommillloo.ics;Frances K. Smith, graduate of Wuhlngton county, died at the Blair been willing to pay for short time laid in when times 'nero good.Incl Frishmnn girls ltrved tho inn-»-
thc Univenity of Nebnakn, teachnm;omita! May 23. 1921.'loans on ac count of :ho mmuw .fni..W-..||..... _-_Jn
o f Mathematica;Kitlmnm Ohmm.\¢_h .-
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nan .l... .:.|..n. . ....»-4 ..
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F r u i t C 0 ¢ k h i l ;C h l c k u n m I n - K i n g ;n....a-.. __.
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unuer Pram: plans, lf c aniedmt
u m ne w [l\ll|.|1l|||UI."B0_ ~ f i !w * ' ° " " l o e e u p | . n c y b y m t a afl lee rs a t , u m
--"j'°"' one or the older c hildren of thc fam-tcachfr of Latin:Fayme Dixon, ily.with his mother c houlama the
graduate of the Wayne Sta rd f ; ||°1 .theNormaSchool,Instructor in u e n o g n n n g a We _(or
iltheTeacherTrainingDepartment;Bny luly mu 1904 he was married
3-lathiifia Kubetzki, graduate of Lin- to Mi" Anju Cam and to ihem four
coin School of Buainaa,teacher ol'_Ln
.._-......Us!91|UC m anrc n wan much in-mr u m yuh-cuuld discount paper on short ~than it h as been In Hay .loans at a high rate of intemli.|Shimwhu' Bridges.
Transactions In discount paper " I A little more activity I1 noticed in
getting return: that amount to fred' were shipped to Stanton county by thc
15 £0 20 DG? ccnt int»nat_'I"mma ...nn mv-- -
talked about 'therein thc lenders ar¢Lbe bpilding indnstiy.Two bridge:
During the dinner an in\elc =»ti1\| gg? :'h°b3;;| tn?';hu? be hum
PNITIIII consisting of '° °" 'solos. around the old na and in the Net-
o creadings and violin aoloa \v.|° rand- ion will progress In meh a 'ray that
and ar, tha c lose of which a number ua be f o n g
of appropriate :mu ""°'° ¥ *'°°" br »,.",. .` .' l" LM., » .? §. . th e aa . J
Sonicsa, Juniors: and faculhr.
-4Taking se all in um, it m an .r.|"f.°"'own.aantp lnah topu tihqn m m o s t r e :
n||.ulJ mere as nm. enough avallnhls, = . . , ; ' ; ; " ~ " ; ; ' t ' ° ' ,.J| 'I" h o m p a =o n o f B i n h a n d . b r o t h e r A . { w . o . _. n a ~....
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By Four Eatbnics
"I have lnkeo tour Estonia: tabletsand they reiloved mo ol sour nomaeh.I nc ommeud lt to every body ," lanlin. G. P. llltks..If stomach ls not qlzestlng yourfood; it you have suuroess, muon;food repeating,lndlgt-stion or addstomach.IIoxonlc 1\In remove thecnule by tnklu; up md earnmg outthe acidity and mason. hrmglng quickmile! and healthy dlxfstlon. why suf-fer stomach troUhlnT tw; no t keepyour digestion normal nm! enjoy £006health!An Entonlc token after acl:meal wlll prevent dlmiafort and pain.Make the ion today and seo howqulckly thla wooderrul romody net;zt comes ln handy tablet form. GumIt vlllt y ou.A bl: box c out: ont; ltrltle with your drugflavs gugmnlet
r $1 2"
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happy--loved of Ilfr.Tiurlr Womenare not wcluded. but are among the
Zhett lrmrlen ln the vrnrlll.Both men
and women nn- luvora of music andwearer: of brishf.clothing.Because
Not to Ba Docnhred.
Mr.Sewrich (examining curio)-"I`\vo thousand yrars Qld?You l.1.n'!
kld mul \\l1J. lt| oniy 1021 nolrl"-The Paula; Show tlaudcml.
mtl!n u n !a n. : .' = :
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sh e * I A a t I n t .b r o u g h t u p t o t h e
p o i n t u l a c o m i n : o u t p e r u .
It h a d be e n a en r lo u a a n d r a t h e r
u n f o r t u n a t e b r i n g In g u p t h a t t h e g m
had a ut te re d.S h e h a d b m t h e m m
t t f a m o t h e r s t w e e n a n d m e o e e u p l e r
ot . th at po dt lo rl la a pt to a ch ie ve :r ea r
auc re aa in s up ply in g a mot he r'a t rl en da
w i t h top lee o f ro n ve r aa l l n n .P h y t l u
m e b e e n a m e n d m e i n d u l g e d .u n .
Bl u ; u a e n t i t l e d t o : u n c h c r e d l t . h a e -
l n a be e n n o m ot ' p o o r m e m l t e n t a
pa r e n t s t u a a q a l l vi l l a g e o n t h e H u d -
an n a l i t t l e s o u t h o f th e c a pi t a l .S h e
n e w e t t y a n d g r a w u p a r l t n a l o n g t l n g
fo r be t t e r ttdu ga.J.Pa tt er ao n g g ;
he r at a b a r ga l n u a an . al b a ny d ep a n »
m e n t st or e w h e n a n a ato od a l l d a y
be h i n d t h a o n tl o n c o u n t e r ." M a b a r -
¢ \ | a . "i t m u t t b e ea ld .be c a m e .o e
t h e who le,th e r e w e r e h i g h e r va l u e s
L i m e g g - g g m u an ma ., -g lu e
aq q n l .. z m a ;I n
m a y : M a l t o t u a n e t a t m ( w m a n a m
ttm la w h o h e e d l t r t h e a p ro ma n ce s
a n d h a d a t a a l e t n r p o o r b n t h o n e a t
g l r l a . Th e p r a r t l a l J. P a t t e r a o n m e a
u m k i n d t l ( : m e B t t t n u vi l e m t
a a n n o !! o f t h a n h i g h l y B a e o r e d n e r -
d a h i d d e n i n t h e l i t t l e d a t a n d m e n t
he r l e i s u r e re a d i n g t h e m .
On e o f t h e e ar l ie s t l le c ol l ec t lo n a e z
Ph yl ll a : a a t h e ca ut i on ." D o n 't te ll
fauxer t*r e c e l r a d o n t h e h i d i n g a f a
m u .U r l B i n : h a d b o u h t . i n t h o s e
we a k .pl n e l z t n g tl m e a o f n ove ft s . e a -
t r a e a l a n t t h i n g !fo r h a l e e l ! a n d t h e
g u t a n d : o n e l n d e b t f o r t h e m .0nl~
l e c m r a h a d e e m e a t t l t a e e t o g e t t t s d l
.
cn-urran run-cmwggu.aThe nodoo had hem dven soon el'
uf the new theetor urea opened in theBilled block. end me eudleee Ilood of
use|n| llghte end |!|.|30Il begen tofell an au screen.The leer-born. pur-
blied Inldlocia of Bohemian NeilYgre bona zo poor their lewd feaclae
into thle cruz etreem that flovfdgg| ¢¢¢| | vm' my , mum and dllen
le the lead. The! hed no more compoldloo ln the :alter lhen e rlllie-eneke when It mellow e rehbit. To
them, there were only two UNL mrstene in life--made and fvmlll-'Url
mm, ln :heir ruin! perleucd, wereeither "wlee tllii' or vmekerei" 'Tho
femelee were ell "my deem."Hu h of u n e mu m mu ms " MI M
to heaven.Bur is paid.n wee cheep
eed entertelnlnb Il relieved the ll-
Hllm of emetl-£o1\n Me.,leap Croc ker m e In the umatheeterthateveolne:het me o m
mm of muvme nqd vld no tic e i ll'quit.The mae and daughters end
ll _W Su. F F" |lilu l.fB!l|U.I *Rh
pugmeu end pomelelnfend women,
the thimlce skating of lltlélt love euc-
oeeded one enutlaer on the screen. Thetenderloole ir! the mon; newred
the lmpreeelon the! lite in the greetworldv u mold:drunkasmoee. vim
lense. inet. ma amz White Wey-irerdneee of one kind or another.
Judi' Crocker eheol ble mea endlie an ee he ereat out end expraeed
me view to Phyllis end her mother Intholobby.Dolce home. :her called
lim an old pnade. The kn01l1ld|I that
even night me fetee Instruction ne:doe on In the Saeed block nneo the
:ood men with sorrow and apprehen-l m .[le mmplelned to Hr. Luk, me
menelif. who eeid thet he would likete live cieen shone, but nut he hed
lo teke what wee ent him.Soon e curioue lhllll happened to
the femlly of Hr. J. Petlereon Bing.
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Along With H Very Well.
It acquired e new |06--one that be¢en,ee|.bereeder eau henobeened,\\i | :h elnll"g .°' f levru ebo ne loll.
lfmn-uhm. obedient uma na.For
n e n th e a o e d o lo o e l lk e t h e th e dbeen porin; in till Bla; fzmllr. Sincehe hed became e mllllonelre, Mr. Bin;
lleé fou ndi tee oelery to epend e
pod dee! or time and eooeidenblemme; l.n'Ne1r ¥0!i.Oeneln of memm in-loeae !e du meuopone hed
u e w m a m m l o t h e j o y e d l h eUBI! While W u nd the c erd room
e tth e f le ld e n i g e d u b .M n y e h e
L » ]~~ ~1,h e *r "` i ~ 11.a¢~'~l ~r o d z g a ~~
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STRIKE
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ANY nmoken preferM it. '1'hey'll Bnd dnt
thiwomplctpnckngeoften
Lucky Strike Cigarettes
wi!! just suit them.
Try them--dealers now
carry both sizes:10 for
10 eta; 20 for 20 ou.
lt's Toasted
clxlly sr a nm; uf ui ~nl cu~-
cun Talcum is dusted on nt the nn-
Ilh.25c ench evvrywhtrrs-Adv.
.
\A S o l ve n t .
" L i q u o r a l w a y s i o o a e u e d u p o u r p l !-
roa l.°sa i d n w a l t e r re ml ui s ce nt ly .
H e n n i n g . w e u u m w l e u m n r o l a n d
Aoeldcnt Awnrnd.
J. B. Frlx ut Rlcixmond.Ya.. who
ls crnnlning the Nntlonal Teachers'
T:nlnlng association. up um a zmle02370 vrlwm tbl other culled "YoungBird' on nc mnnt or the :ln o! hi:-
mouth. vnu Hamlin( ou the nil:nadtrack.and nnothvr nne called om:
"Hey den bw. git oi! das. mer.Ei'do m¢tn|.-er would rome along and
an d n ment of lone . wa th ink Itvu I car shed and run hu train rightI n H
SYSTEM DID Nor WORK WELL
E n g t l l h w o l n a n F a u n a S o m e D i s a d va n -
u g u i n G l vl n g i n n r u d l o n a In
t h e S i g n L l n g u a g g .
A n En g li s h l a d y n u t n l k l n g n b o n t
h a r d i u r n a l In ge t t i n g a Ru s si a n
se r va n t ." S h o c | n '! # p e a k z w o r d o f
zsn glu n.a n d I c ¢ n 't sp ea k Ru ss ia n. "
l b !Bnl zhn d." B u t h o w d o y o u m m -
u n ,I b m ! "as ke d h a r fr i e n d ." D b -
ll. '|q u i t a si mp ln .1 l u n : r u e m y
n i n a a b o u t a n d m u t e h o n . n a d I f
n h l d o o m ? q u i t a u n d s n n n d . m e s vn
n i !a n d d o e :so m e th i n g else.n o a l l
t b l ' l u r k g e t s d o n e In ti m e. "L a t e r
a n t h e f r l e n d c s i l l d , h o p i n g t o m i c h
|l l l m n vl n l th c l l u n l a n l r e l s u r i ,
i n a refund t h e mis tre ss l a te a r s
- ' r m a m u r m n a m m s u u a n n vr a l l t t i .
" S h a c a m e u p l o u k w h a t s h e u r n
t o d o a n t . a n d l m a d e l c r u b h l n g m o -
UQDA m e a n i n g i h l ki t ch e n do o r .o f
e o u n a .n m !al so d ld l t o n m r l o ve l y
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u absoiuuly mlneda And now anntalkin; ln the kitchen.smokin;mr
dgnnteen. and I nn°t mils her nndlntsnd mal. aha| no: to uh them!"
.funn:-1 §ff_§¢nn,»r 'mates
R s m a r k a u g i s H a ve L e d B a a
Im a g i n e 811|D m p p r o va d a f
H l l W h l t a G l p l h o l .
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m n g . "Resnurceful Groom-"Ihal°|
all right; 1rell 1|Ire him."
f \ .
'R e a d y t o E a t a n a
E v e r y B i t E a t a b l e
Grape=Nuts
is convenientfree From waste,and moderate in price.`mm umaflg and mug `bakin§"bring out the fhvor md richly-
==<»=f1=»=;§ qualities of this caredfood.a nuke it easy to digest.
" There is a Reason"
F q r s a l e b y a l l g r o c e r s
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spell 1: commenced.The tnblo : r uflopped ower by unseen hindi. three
:Intern of thu human slid mu U!tbell' me-Ive: and dumped ul! the mm
on lhe floor, n flock of spoons n
n-mln: In (rom flag kitchen. n gun i~:he corner fu-II down nm! shot one ol
the aan. and all such ll that.Innesneed such ¢uln'a»ou In my life!"
"Then you hain'£ never drunk ~»of Gabel bone-dry llckur before?" ln
qulrad n rwesldant of Mount P lI l!
Ark.-Kansa: Oil; Sur.
n a m e d i n i t .O n a S n n d n y n ft e m o o l
m e m m n w S | : ¢ h ' | l o ve r l e a vi n ;
t h e h o u s e c l a d l n a : u l l o t w h i t e Il a n
ue l.A l i t t l e l a t e r . w h e n t h a m l l d a p
p e a r e d h e r m l l l r e u u l d :
"St rut s,: b n m u o f y o u n ` u h u u I ¢
n e ve r w vl r w h i l e .li e i s so bl ac k t ha t
ur h ll a clo th es ms k e s h i m a p p e a r al l
t h e b u c k e t .W h y d c u ' £ y o u d w h i m
a t a n t ?" W i m u n 'M o n a d . "u i d 51 | a b .
w i t h l n l m n t l o n , " I d o n s ( i ve h i m l o u
o h b l u r s . b u t h e JH ' n l l t e r l y a l n 't g o
n o n e u n a a ' d l d n t l i k e em . "
" P r o b a b l y y o u d i e m ? u p k a t h e h l n u
n r o n s en n l rl h . "m i d t h e m l m e u .
" W t " , n o ' m . d 3 [ ' | k i w h i t I : m u h
m y s e l f. " a n e w S a r a h . r e i l e c u ve l y ;d n n !b e l i e ve I d i d .I g m l o o k : n l
m m H g h !h a r d .a n 'I n n .° N | ¢ ¢ \ l ;
y o 'sh o'd o l o o k l i k e a bl a c k m a t t
cm u l l s ' o u t o b a n s a m. y o u d a l ' 'Ih ¢ t ° |
je n : l l I u p t o h i m .i l l s 'l l a : n n
D l t ' | a l l . "_
lathe 551 munsc hcotloday that Must men llnd it caller lu get 1|
il :inn sprndlng bey ond zu bound debt than to ;et out. but some are »
lrlel.able iu get In at alt.
"A hun. or something.in raising'ihuuuer at Gabe llomboggtds llntllec
nlated n neighbor." I w u ther!
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The Kitchen;
Cabinet vw;
|1num:mmmI||mnuu||mmnlnxui
*T h o o n sbo n l b d l swE|.|.E|zETTE"°B - ¢ - \ s ` ¢ ¢ ¢ u
Yo l rd o nl n l i lf tv :i a n r ush( R n m . * n u n l l u r r n a o r U t i c a !
l a l n ; u n o b a l m ! : m a n n p l a yAm o n ;UIC nodding Ine t o;r|A n d i v r w t a n n u m a n b e h u l hTha boughs mm mcrry roumlclayl
W I I A ? T O D o w f r n c a - l e a s e .
msn c hu-me the luggenwd mmm:lon of me moon Ind equally as high
»ln pd:e. we- hanf"been careful un
"f\.. the amount.: used.
5 At present,nour-
'_2.\cQ§~;,.ever. lt u gems:." f ; {@ , ' .b a c k lnmeirhlt
..},f lo l u old price
.and It will bemo r e generally
led.Clneeu la a valuable fond. hn
-x hizhlx cohcenu-nec and mu; non u .Ona ands lb consume wire
rl much beef, pound for pound,nstn-me in order to have the aqme 1006
nlue.Beef contains more Iron :han
hone. but this can be nuppliui by
neun 1egexablh.Cheese cannula:
:urs time than mat and much Im ls.eeded za make a saulfylng meal.
hem a n n m number es! combina
Ionl aslth cheese vrhich will uk: ah:t." of meat Ind add an lnnnlte vn
Iety to the mmm -Wiaeomuln produces a large pan oiLllme cheese made in me Unlted
itnln and me "buy at home" ulnnn
hould be kept in mind when market
ng.lmpunrd clueenea are very popu
ar, but nl .present nary every fn
mv is nmdueed in :he Ullllml SIMM
Mon and Women.
Mun umuat degrade wunuln wlthnnt'||\\|»|f fnlllnz Intn degradation:he
1||l\l\l elevate her \\1l1:0ul. at ihr mmeI11|i elevating iallnnelf.--AIe.xa|\\I¢r
\\|\lkr!~
so wink
u n - v -- --_- -n u n .a n n u m ;lllaniqqartnn Zur Aluminum.cuusMelt.Altjnlxluznu uaTheir ar l lml |hn vtml lbdllm: n ;| lmnruh
11| HHN was . leplrllllll'Taka Dodp :men Cu Lim from Donalznurzm .a a nn. r nnrmm
n o l u u lr d u lz s t n t l lmo P I A NTI
DRAKE w||..L|Ams.|s o N E n v n u s * " < { 9 3 : ' f . s 2 . . ' ¢ 1 ; ¢ ~ '
23nd Hickory and U P R. R.r u m u a q m : u a
EXPERT KODAK
FINISHING
Y W r P l» e 1 u r n mn n u m u e h to u s uihlyde lq.yf.\\l. Bend !orP1$MU.l!.li l-: IA .~ ~ spacullr 9l*¢5°P|»D¢ mlll
'rms umm P11010 BHD?
WI Bitter Block Omlhl. Hill.
Gu u r n ln . I h f mlli l
Amc rla n 'ha t and Ania ; Ca.
s o u n d ! - x n l g n .fungi:
jr£N1*§*"'" .. .,;';.
1 " " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -a l a n 'F . . - - .
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umm She mx Lydia ; rm-a ,,,;";:_;;',;';";'_;;,_,,
g lum'sV¢¢¢uble0mp»u|d |; » _ -_gy-_..j j § ;
m, .... ...m u m ~ . , % ' ; ' ;': , 'i . f. 1 . . .
m u a n m a n a n -
...'s=~. : . .= ° , : A " ' ? ° § ' i ' i % a
O H A H A g m a nR
e a s a fmT n S n r h s m a D a . .
.é&'1A`n§An§ cues of superior quality
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ml cheese and HHH ~ have bfén nn-,gy mama yum um il dll- llka B-3-3-. Ihkh hu IQMNI thon-nught -~ ='»»»I==-==~==»"°".'t' "?%=:¥mama .-mrm¢ peru.If un ma thus =»= tbl me wr em-
n d t h o u g h t h e s a n i s n r y w a r n u n r n m eut t e r w l : s i ll ! h a ve c l l e en e a n d b r e a d
Ll l h w h l cl u xo \ \m \ '}nl u n g .Tl u v t o l
m r l n ; d l n d w n w i l l h e l p In : n a m m l n :
|( n w n l !|||\ i rlnrsl W P l il !!! U3 8 "Till
d i n o n d a r s t a y : l m l l l . y o u m y r o -t a r y .
m a i n i n i t " r u n d a w n . "B u t . l f i t G l t 8. 8 .8 .f r o m y o u r h u g h !
: d l v o m .y o u a n r i s h t no ur .T h u :n i t s
d o w n r l x h t a l c k .|a s a b o u t y o u r c o n d i t i o n .I
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u n v "" ' v ",l e l l d l l u a fu n d :
C h u n w a h Ce l e r y .- - C o n k i h e
w a r n r pu r l l n u n o f r e f e r ;c m i n
m l !l n r l a p l e a s , o f t h e r m : o r c e l vr t n c
ua ] h e u s e d cu ! l n d i c e .Pi ave a la >»
I n
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r of wlery In me Milam at I Irenmlternlbakingdish.Cover with
:nlad cr Bnely cut cheese. using as
fund; nr Mule as the o¢-:fusion cn; unp-..|v ¢1nmn¢i|. then add n few spoon
we-~1..f~== Tm,l n l l l u l n l l u n l l n s l n a p 3
l n u h a u l x m
G O L D G B O W N S $ s . o o U P
l - | . - - n - _ ; : . ; _ . . r . - - J . . - Y . . .m l s o f a r l c h w h i t e s a u c e m a d e o f
:u r n t a bl e n pn o u fu l s e a ch n l b u tt e r a n d
H o u r r o o t e d to g e t h e r a n d o n e c u p fu l
=- f r u h m i l k a d d e d ; m n a n d p e p p e r t o
!a l \ l | » . Ik p fa t , h n vl n g Ih r w h l t e s a u c e
o n i n lt w n s p r i n k l e t h i c k l y w l l h b u t
!1rownc~|l.S vr ve fr o m lh o d i s h .On ce
tr ie d, t hi s wi ll b e n rl ae rl dl ed r 1. *¢ lp e'
n -.nuW h a n F . u t h '| t u : p u a u r q a s m u mgg ; t h z h i l n -o n a n w a s l gg u w a d r i e d -
r n o l d n t n l ; 1 |tAg a t ha y o un ga n b u: hu ¢ L '2 ». .
i n m m n n a n - L be ll ow m o, vr¢ I. l
' * " " " " ' " ' " ' l" ' " " " 'x x m u a - l u i u u u n u n u n : u n u u n n n r ; n u ;u r u w3n - m w l m u m s u o u n U m m u n l n m l u a l n n h u u
C u t i c u r a S o a p 1 . 4 u -"" " . :' ; . . . . . . . . . . : ;
1 P a x t o n H o t e l ' % ° » . . " » . . » . ' - 1 . . . . . . - = - » - - - - - » -T h e v ' ; P f : , : ' ; '. , u , .~ 9 m 4 m , f 1 » , f L " § 5 , § ~ , § v m 1 m
ll-NSI" Wltlloul nn- 01.50 and UPTheirMarriageGuatomt.
Murrlmga in Burma Ia not n mnttlr
of great ceremony or rlluallsm.Formally eating tontlter. Uulliy beforeasltnuft-ul.constltutel |coup!!man
and wife.Though ihl theory is other-wlle. 1 pzlrl usually :elects her hun-
buml. and ll giran to him by w purenn.If n bride ll dlmzruned with
her husband she may run away trmn
hlm Ind return to her parents.Shois pmmptly rlturned by them, but may
repost the procedure.After she lm!
run away three llmtw and been rt*
tprard three zlmn. che mg; leave fur
good. It being assumed that It In imtmnlbir for her husband to relnln lwr.
Shu in thru ln eilect dlvorovd.The rule work! the other way about
Snowy linens ue the pride o! even
mu ni if a.Keen them ld tbl! condi-1
IBB'|T3>y§§i1n¢ Bid cron mu nm an
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I'Iupmobil~e
\
,
Prices Reduced ;
$200110 $325
.Effective immediately, Hupmobile prices are re
duced $200 on open cars,and $315 to $325 on closed
cars.
The fivepassenger car and the roadster are nbw
$1,485; the sedan, $2,485; the coupe, $2,400. All prices
f..o. b. Detroit, war tax to be added..
What this reduction actually means is an increase
in Hupmobile value that is worth far more than the re
vision in price.`
The truth is that at its new pdce, and with its well
lmown economy, low repair costs, long life, and high
. resale value, the Hupmobile stands forth today as the
best buy in the motor car market.
This revision represents the rock bottom iigure at
which the high quality of the Hupmobile can be main-
tained._
HUP? MOTOR CAR CORPORATION, DETROIT, MICH.
STEWART Moron COMPANY
2523 Farnnm SL, Omaha, Nab.Phone Douglu 8433
Now 1 4 8 5
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5-.|»r25¢-0HI~l35\l'5°¢-T\| =-25°L w._u..u., omnH.\,r~¢o.22-1921.=i"~'-'T'f»'=»f---=-» 1 g » L : '.¢:?»»»p
nl e d nDrop do w n for a w ink or tw o.Til ! ! h¢ dust o n t hc grl ni pia no
Sk i ll n t u s n o w o rk a nu r .Wllh Apohglol to I{!p1ln¢
ii§aua c e sr uo ua Fo n THE HOUSE als o.I !p n r o n l l d o n o t c o n s i d e r a
l u l l o r e l l g l b l e a n d pr o la h l t. n m u c h .
th e nn l id u u h a l o n l y t o r u n l w a y t o
h i m l h r r o a l m a , a ft e r w h i c h t h o p n r -
rn l l m u s t o u t i n t e r fe r e . b u t m u s t l m fl '
l l d e r t h e m a r r i a g e 5 t h i n g l c c u l r r
pl ls hm l.
W h e r e H u m a n m u c h o : In d i a D | 0 | | r l . '
o n 1ho .tn lu .-r 's ea s te r n bo r d e r ,H.1 |
b o u n d e d ° h |B e u l n l m d A n n u m . h n h
or t o t h e n or t h l l to u ch e s s ms u ma a ro m
Ti b e t .M a n u l u e a s t e r n b o r d e r . B u r
ma l n In c on t a c t w i t h C h i n n fo r n e n u -
nh l er a bl e d m a n e o .T h e Ch i ne s e n t
o n e t i m e d a l x u c d s o ve r e i g n t y o u r t h e
la n d .T h e l o w e r : n r t o f B u m \ a x
ou s i e r n b o u n da r y I: fo r m ed b y F r e n r l a
C o c h i n C h i n a n n d 8 I l m :a n d t o t h e
so u l ): a n d w e nt H e n t h e B u of B en g a l
T h e m u l a n n o f B u r m a i s u l g n u x
l e n t h a n t h a t o f T u u l .o u r l a r g e s t
n a t e wh l l n i t s p o p ul a t i on i l m e xc e s s
o f 12,ooooou,u v e n l m l l l l o n m o r e
t h a n t h a t o f o u r m o s t p o p u l o u s l u t e .
N u r Y o r k .Gilmatl and' RuouroanTh e g r e a t e r p u n o f B u r m a i s i n t h e
t r o p i c s a n d d w n g h a l l ' t h e y e a r m u c h
o f I t u ve r y h o t .T M )h e a t l a " s w
c i a l l y t r ; I n g t o E l t r o p e t n a l n p a m o f
t h e d e l t a n g l o n w h e n t h e h u m l d n y i s
hi g h .l n s o m e a u c t i o n ! m o n t h i n 2 0
r e e l o r r n l n fn l l s e a c h y u r .Th e r e l l
nms rl de rn hlo Ins : of Uh n mo nx na 1| \e =»
WIFE
nm
Tlwre are many Ilttltl whi
at little importance to .the mannrlm has kept ho for
3enrbutwhic lz arenbulr lc than len experi
eured.The newlywed
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This is:end to
hlnnitau.
soap mdNr tub t.\
;1y4Z=|'who will not nk adsire
ar ll uhnmed to confersher Ignorance hu many
hard knocks tn lake as
ilu: journsyu nlttng in herhousekeeping.
the time of year to wash orthecleanan,the winter
Prepare a md :of good
put the blanlwts into I :oodr water and time It as hotns the hnmls can bear, sruhlng one
bhanlwt nt n time.uslng a plungur
nr small suction hum! waaher.Th ouwho tts: a power machine that does
not mb the trluthn will nm! that ut-l|!l¢I01'J.Wooten needs careful
tunnelling to keep ll from fulltnu andshrinking.Kerri' rub on a board hut
aqneeze wttla the hands and wrlng
through l loose wrlnger or simply
nquene out the water and let itdrift nn the line.A wnrm windy day
ll the best fur drying blnnketn. then
It they are bmmea rigorously to rallo
the nap they urllt be num' and took
Ilke neu.rom and park with Almndfut nl' cloves or a :mail plan of
rotten saturated with turpentlne tokeep the moths from trvtlhling them.
llrnvgr suits and Irrnpg which will
; '
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T
In some pa rt s o f the cou nt ry fr om
s n a k e s . a p l d e n , p o i s o n o u s l n u e u a n d
w i l d nn l m nl n .Ju s t a l Im l i a ha s I n
Sl m i n i n w h i c h o m e u u i n d o t h r r s
. k w r n f r In t h e h o t a n i o n . s o B u r m a
h a s H : h l l l s u t l o n . l l l r m r o . c n l y 4 2
m i l e s t r a m l l m d n l a y . b u t n n r i y 2 4 0 0
r m hi x he r .Th i s s u m m e r n p l t a i
ma k e s !\p a a l b l o fo r Eu r o p e a n s to
s t a n d t h a d g o n o f t h e Bu r ma .el l
a n t e ..
l ! u r m \ ' |m i n e n l w e a l t h h a s l o n :
m a d e i t o n e o f t h e m a n n : h o u s e s o f
th e 'D rk -n t.O m o r t h e r i c h e s t s l i ve r
zl u e l n d o n b o d i es l n 1 11 | w o r l d l l s i l
un t e d In i h a no r t he a s te r n n c u o n .
I not be used during ihe wmmer aboutbe aind. brushed m d put away l
mothproof ban or chbals.
Leather dmln muy be Lent looking 1
:roll br rubbing them with llnleed all
and vinegar, using one part at vineglrto tio of ull.Potish with s silk cloth
lhrr rubbing Xhe ol! mixture Into the
le ll .Fnill blond mms on not may b¢
removed lf slnrch is applied at once.rubbing it ln srdl.:hen when dry
brush and lil :pau will disappear.
Silver it rap ped In cnutnn Bam
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l s
r n w u a m m u d r m d y i u u u q ,u n - . m4 u » ~ d m¢ |a a » » w u u u » au¢¢|¢»\u»mdya»|°nmau»e» :BOL
-r u ~ ¢ » u . m d n a ! ! !
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Now
H I 1d a l a y . l n r g e l y u u p m l e l t h e w o d d w i t h
ra bi es .B l l ve r a n d pr e el m m Stone1
* f r e n m o m t t h e t h l n n m a n !h i g h l y
prizesi In t h e d d h i t .B u t B u r m a
al s o p o s s e s se s m o d e m u ns u r e s : m m :
neu . a ne ces sit y i n an age - o f n ent an -1
el e c tr i c it y :tl n.esn eu li al i n p e r f o r m
i n ; t h e w o r l d | n n t t n f y w o r k l l l l i i l :
\
lntercouru ll hnd by the majorMy of
iha people.Unfortumldy . ton. men
dunes: aw horedllnry.'Huy an thenuec llggerl, the duc emlanu of the
former pagmln alnrn and the beggar;
Tho gvnenl ammde inward their .un
turtnnglen la mile of the mutndleuonnIn Burma-an chgnc m; lm! lhrre are
others.Tholr religion requires lind
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-r u ~ ¢ » u . m d n a ! ! !
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3
Now
H I 1d a l a y . l n r g e l y u u p m l e l t h e w o d d w i t h
ra bi es .B l l ve r a n d pr e el m m Stone1
* f r e n m o m t t h e t h l n n m a n !h i g h l y
prizesi In t h e d d h i t .B u t B u r m a
al s o p o s s e s se s m o d e m u ns u r e s : m m :
neu . a ne ces sit y i n an age - o f n ent an -1
el e c tr i c it y :tl n.esn eu li al i n p e r f o r m
i n ; t h e w o r l d | n n t t n f y w o r k l l l l i i l :
\
l n t e r c o u r u l l h n d b y t h e m a j o r M y o f
ih a p eo p l e .U n f o r t u m l d y .t o n . m e n
d u n e s : a w h o r e d l l n r y .' H u y a n t h e
n u e c l l g g e r l , t h e d u c e m l a n u o f t h e
fo r m e r p a g m l n a l n r n a n d t h e b e g g a r ;
Th o g vn e n l a m m d e i n w a r d t h e i r . u n
tu r t n n gl e n l a m i l e o f t h e m u t n dl e u o n n
In B u r m a - a n c h g n c m ;l m !l h r r e a r e
oth er s.Th o l r re l i gi o n re qu i re s l i n d
l u u l..a .» - » |. s u-_
.
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r n w u a m m u d r m d y i u u u q ,u n - . m4 u » ~ d m¢ |a a » » w u u u » au¢¢|¢»\u»mdya»|°nmau»e» :BOL
-r u ~ ¢ » u . m d n a ! ! !
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3
Now
H I 1d a l a y . l n r g e l y u u p m l e l t h e w o d d w i t h
ra bi es .B l l ve r a n d pr e el m m Stone1
* f r e n m o m t t h e t h l n n m a n !h i g h l y
prizesi In t h e d d h i t .B u t B u r m a
al s o p o s s e s se s m o d e m u ns u r e s : m m :
neu . a ne ces sit y i n an age - o f n ent an -1
el e c tr i c it y :tl n.esn eu li al i n p e r f o r m
i n ; t h e w o r l d | n n t t n f y w o r k l l l l i i l :
\
l n t e r c o u r u l l h n d b y t h e m a j o r M y o f
ih a p eo p l e .U n f o r t u m l d y .t o n . m e n
d u n e s : a w h o r e d l l n r y .' H u y a n t h e
n u e c l l g g e r l , t h e d u c e m l a n u o f t h e
fo r m e r p a g m l n a l n r n a n d t h e b e g g a r ;
Th o g vn e n l a m m d e i n w a r d t h e i r . u n
tu r t n n gl e n l a m i l e o f t h e m u t n dl e u o n n
In B u r m a - a n c h g n c m ;l m !l h r r e a r e
oth er s.Th o l r re l i gi o n re qu i re s l i n d
l u u l..a .» - » |. s u-_
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ne l a n d ke pt in a n a l r u g m m e :
n d !w i t h a p l e a o t u m p h o r s r l
no t t a r n i s h .
'I o s o f t e n b n z r l m w s u to r ol l. s w
t h e no se o l t h e tealr ettte s l u m s :
w i t h b o i l i n g w a t e r i n t o g n b a g 1
n 1 ¢ | r fo r a fe w m i n u t e s ; i t i r l l r m f
r n a n d m o l a t r u t t a n u m sc c a n h
5M
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r n w u a m m u d r m d y i u u u q ,u n - . m4 u » ~ d m¢ |a a » » w u u u » au¢¢|¢»\u»mdya»|°nmau»e» :BOL
-r u ~ ¢ » u . m d n a ! ! !
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3
Now
H I 1d a l a y . l n r g e l y u u p m l e l t h e w o d d w i t h
ra bi es .B l l ve r a n d pr e el m m Stone1
* f r e n m o m t t h e t h l n n m a n !h i g h l y
prizesi In t h e d d h i t .B u t B u r m a
al s o p o s s e s se s m o d e m u ns u r e s : m m :
neu . a ne ces sit y i n an age - o f n ent an -1
el e c tr i c it y :tl n.esn eu li al i n p e r f o r m
i n ; t h e w o r l d | n n t t n f y w o r k l l l l i i l :
\
l n t e r c o u r u l l h n d b y t h e m a j o r M y o f
ih a p eo p l e .U n f o r t u m l d y .t o n . m e n
d u n e s : a w h o r e d l l n r y .' H u y a n t h e
n u e c l l g g e r l , t h e d u c e m l a n u o f t h e
fo r m e r p a g m l n a l n r n a n d t h e b e g g a r ;
Th o g vn e n l a m m d e i n w a r d t h e i r . u n
tu r t n n gl e n l a m i l e o f t h e m u t n dl e u o n n
In B u r m a - a n c h g n c m ;l m !l h r r e a r e
oth er s.Th o l r re l i gi o n re qu i re s l i n d
l u u l..a .» - » |. s u-_
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qtlckly maxed.
l s
r n w u a m m u d r m d y i u u u q ,u n - . m4 u » ~ d m¢ |a a » » w u u u » au¢¢|¢»\u»mdya»|°nmau»e» :BOL
-r u ~ ¢ » u . m d n a ! ! !
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3
Now
H I 1d a l a y . l n r g e l y u u p m l e l t h e w o d d w i t h
ra bi es .B l l ve r a n d pr e el m m Stone1
* f r e n m o m t t h e t h l n n m a n !h i g h l y
prizesi In t h e d d h i t .B u t B u r m a
al s o p o s s e s se s m o d e m u ns u r e s : m m :
neu . a ne ces sit y i n an age - o f n ent an -1
el e c tr i c it y :tl n.esn eu li al i n p e r f o r m
i n ; t h e w o r l d | n n t t n f y w o r k l l l l i i l :
\
l n t e r c o u r u l l h n d b y t h e m a j o r M y o f
ih a p eo p l e .U n f o r t u m l d y .t o n . m e n
d u n e s : a w h o r e d l l n r y .' H u y a n t h e
n u e c l l g g e r l , t h e d u c e m l a n u o f t h e
fo r m e r p a g m l n a l n r n a n d t h e b e g g a r ;
Th o g vn e n l a m m d e i n w a r d t h e i r . u n
tu r t n n gl e n l a m i l e o f t h e m u t n dl e u o n n
In B u r m a - a n c h g n c m ;l m !l h r r e a r e
oth er s.Th o l r re l i gi o n re qu i re s l i n d
l u u l..a .» - » |. s u-_
.
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l s
r n w u a m m u d r m d y i u u u q ,u n - . m4 u » ~ d m¢ |a a » » w u u u » au¢¢|¢»\u»mdya»|°nmau»e» :BOL
-r u ~ ¢ » u . m d n a ! ! !
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3
Now
H I 1d a l a y . l n r g e l y u u p m l e l t h e w o d d w i t h
ra bi es .B l l ve r a n d pr e el m m Stone1
* f r e n m o m t t h e t h l n n m a n !h i g h l y
prizesi In t h e d d h i t .B u t B u r m a
al s o p o s s e s se s m o d e m u ns u r e s : m m :
neu . a ne ces sit y i n an age - o f n ent an -1
el e c tr i c it y :tl n.esn eu li al i n p e r f o r m
i n ; t h e w o r l d | n n t t n f y w o r k l l l l i i l :
\
l n t e r c o u r u l l h n d b y t h e m a j o r M y o f
ih a p eo p l e .U n f o r t u m l d y .t o n . m e n
d u n e s : a w h o r e d l l n r y .' H u y a n t h e
n u e c l l g g e r l , t h e d u c e m l a n u o f t h e
fo r m e r p a g m l n a l n r n a n d t h e b e g g a r ;
Th o g vn e n l a m m d e i n w a r d t h e i r . u n
tu r t n n gl e n l a m i l e o f t h e m u t n dl e u o n n
In B u r m a - a n c h g n c m ;l m !l h r r e a r e
oth er s.Th o l r re l i gi o n re qu i re s l i n d
l u u l..a .» - » |. s u-_
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Special Prices
dmzninzl TJJMI tiorv made by the cdmmisawion are
Highway Maintainer co._(lultr m d are eaicnlued to bring
trfo c inl 16.09 about a rocmdaoenoe of had buying
win Ry a n c md an g-conditions.
dn a )31,50 "Nor il this report of the 4.'0mmi:\~Bonn! adjourned until.June 6, 1921, sion the only dinurbing (actor. With
ll. 9 o'elo|:k A. H.Hl» a d \ i | td " W S e n a to r S mo o t.
HiryC. Hebei,and possibly , in high and re
County Clerk.apomuble positions,have pre-judge-I
the ease agnlnst retailer:until noWEEKIJ ' BUSINESS REVIEW Imam outside the trade know: what are
(Continued From Page One)lor are not the facta..from p a k prieea,it won expected "lt ia Sincerely hoped that the work
that the name percentage of reeenlon'of the senate colnmltteo will be so
would be puaed on to the consumer. biond and eoniprehenslvo that every
Peoplo foiled to sown the fac t that element entering into the Situation
intervening elements between the ex-will bc thoroly embed lnd erponul.
trenaeo--raw motedal and the mer-I "Labor conditions, particularly the
chant--alnorbed o large measure of.rnmineotioua.of radical Mfanfnlfdns:nw decline(Fobnmio? °g c loth, shouldbe 355,into with rclentleos
actors, mana actqrern o e oth ng and thoronesn.,wholesalers, it should be understood;Fighting for Lover P!i¢;|l.
helped absorb and reduce the.oHginnl At a meeting of the presidents and
decline In raw material-Add to Ulélttltecrctarioa of thirty-Eve state retail
a further IIC! that overhead Glbmacelothiers nuociatloru in Béleicn at
Ima not appreciably declined from Chiensro a week mo. Andrés: Burk-
pnk. but in rwlr instances, has or hudt. president or the notional retail
tttllly, lnenmed since January, 1921. ; elothien IIsoelotion wld of the Strong
3j°b°f»tronnporlation,rents,nuker-eflort'oow being mode by the nation
laing, taxes insurance and many 0Ul¢'l|al owocintlon to induce manufactur-
expenaes.all of which have rlil-ers of collars to reduce their prices.
rarlly fixed for tl: br some one elle.|"Collar fabdcs for w|1ich collar
ve sho'\rnno decline.Yet, retail nmnufactunern were paying thlrty~
11. are oenntred for not passing nwtwo crnta a yard o year ago ore beingatedal reductions Intact to conscum- sold today ot Sli cent: to D cents,"
ro.'amid Mr. Burkhanlt. "and collar mam
"The flff ls, no-called investigators ofmcturers should reduce their price
vo hilt PWPQPTI analyzed |¢0ndi~ so an to make it possible to retail50118 ony the relation) and beadngrfeollnrr at 20 cents, thaco for 50 cents.
~f the rnany elements entering intoililfforts to oecuro these reductions
"§ question, so to be able to form in- will he continued by the national a~
el igent eonelualonn.When exhaust itoeiatinn.
we study shall be made of the gltua-|"All other lines of wearing apparelion from all its angles. the record have been substantially reduced both
ill show that retailers ore not aln-'ot wholesale and retail. and collars
rn .b u t h a ve be e n x r i e vo u s l y s i n -m u s t f o l l o w , " m i d M r . B u r k h a r d t .
a g a i n s t .I Th e m o ve r n fe n t o n n o w b y r e t a i l e r . :
" T h a I
American Lady ~
The Perfect Corset ~
F o r E v e r y T y p e o f F i g u r e .§
vThe economical Corset g
\`_is not une which is the 0
~lowest price, but ll ls the
'. r one which is (hc g
MUST COMFORTABLE s
.a h-a nd w hi c h w e a rs t he |~longest..,§
RobiSon's Tim llcpail' Shop
|)°°.lamond- Tlres ~
and Tubes
.Wad Smooth Tread SILDO Mx)Urny Tube 52.00
30x19 I-2 Smooth Trend 12.50 Jox3 1-2(lrny Tube z.zs
30:3 l~2 Non-Skhl 15.00
ably overcome, up to the time of the
recent.report of the fedeni iatzde
commission.Thai.report.evidentlybaseduponavailible but expgrte
data, tho doubtless made in good
failh, has utterly faiied to take into
consideration some of the moat vital
causes of the trouble.The deduc-
03§3
3
g
, é f i f ~.~\.y \ ,You ma y hl w u y s bc
i ,_'assured the _
'~_f "~fe-
~ ~~~é ~\\\k.f "c : o - . - : T s. , . @ <W "wXll fit.Sold by
Mrs. T. C. HILTON
°~ rHE M IL L INER "
§§§e
n
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1
Have You,
_M 9Vacatlononey.
OB.nm rAcA'r|oN 'rms UATUH YOU
Um>nnrAxzn'1 .
L
C. A
SAVING MONEY ron VACATION rs A VERY
EASY mnzn IF YOU ADOPT ONE OP THEssvzhu. PLANE WE HAVE PREPARED.
nm# WHEN VACATION 'rum uuuvzs
You Ann amnv 'ro -rum 'nm nn You
PLANNED.
mmm NO W 1 s ~ ' rmz To s zu m.
Deposits Gnmnmed Under Stale Guaranty Law
THE STATE .BANK
.,'...,~rc.hos.innc ,us |ic
V J S~\:\ni\ll, 1\;$'|. Cashiu'I). J. II\|||mluhl, As§'t Cnshzcr
mlm!
m'fcct.Lionlcn prices, a local retailer
explained, beuune the rctxilera hen
had arbitnrily reduced the pdcc nf
¢o'|Iars to 30 cents per collar or thrcc
for :MJ cents."This reduction cn
abies the Lincoln merchant to sell a
collar for 16 2-3 cents for which he
pays I?'Ȥcents,":mid he.-State
Jbumal.
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a az HISSIONERS'900015201200
§0unty Commhslonon' Room,
_Blair. Nebr.. May 23, 1921.
Thi Bound of County Commission
met pluiuant to odjournmen
n Hay 9.1921.Present J . F
lie. H. C./glam and Henry Truhl
The minutes of the ini "Her we
-and approved.
F.:tonl£o1n of W£dow'| Pension
iod to Anna Marie Peternen fo
period of six months nt $10.00 pe
0001.
The following resolution .
.n~" A oommurilcation havin
0 received from n number of pro
ny owners ldjuent £0 the W ash
|1011Hkhvrny asking for the com
#lion of the :radios of the Wah
gton Highway from Ft.Calhiiu
~oth to the Dough: county liao i
moved by Blaeo and seconded 2:
iron um me Coumy noni: hm
y ondoru uid petition and will u
lr but Mom to ac c om the c om
lotion otzn dlnz o f uid road
'NIU' lnitrugt the County Clerk
rwani llf d petition ton th er wi
copy of lhls motion to ihe Sta
nginegf."
Unnnimooaly |d,,4,¢4
J. F. wma, Chainnan.
H. c. Blaco.
Henry Truhiun.
'Fha following ll 1 budget. based
»»~Auto Tax Collegtlorf of 822
~.00 for the your 1921.for the
Intelmnee of the State and County
ighway.
Any funds remaining unexpended
lhe and of Doc. sa, 1921, will be
turned to tho count? fund; to be
pandod on other mu l:in the
nty.
o rings -.. _ ..__-_. I 300.00
o Premoe: -----------0 ._. 64.00
ll Tools ¢100.00
mln-r ,._.........._ ..-500.00
iverll -.......__..1000.00
dgeu and llridgu rarpalr 4000.00
rosone .. -. ...,.300.00
| ine .;4000.00
pair and Hquipmcaui 500.00
nge!.. ..._.e .10,000.00
tra Team Hire - 1000.00
ntingveney ._2250.00
' r o m n u d m $24,004.00
After n earfful nomination of iho
lowing mu., £1 ' n s moved and
~ndod the following claims be
owod, and the Couniy Celrk is
rehy ordered io draw warrants on
_ different funds to pay nomo.
H. Ne!! (altrnding com.
meet)S 6.60
H. Niebaurn (road drag-.
zine)18.00
Niebaum (road work)56.00
| e Foley (road :ing-
zinxi 37.35
tum! on Co. (Oil)40.10
li. Underwood igulrd-
Ing jill)3.00
nry 'fnlhlsen {r¢|»i;5)12.54
n Love (labor)35.00
rt Loire (labor)00.00
II. Na!! £1-ond wud)3.00
In Strieklen (niary
fo r li ly )112.55
1 Shoe Co. hsaigned
Buy )12.65
.-lr Sorensen (labor)16.00
~3| Jenkins (labor)125,00
Jenkins ( I l l )6.6¢
J. Sdwnck n u )110.02
nn Iron Works I Mfg.
Co. 1m>dr=J 4.50
C. Debel <:»b°0¢
nn b tn d to lli )24.10
In Bartling (road dup
ri ot)21.40
e n k i n ; I I NF ' ( I ll)18.00
o. I-'alrc htid (hroune).16
Nu n { n . l lr y }120.00
8. Priehsd <=»1w>120.001 sew tm)11.01
.1
The already 'bury t u bunkn
mgmpgd al!cliiwlis uf o{"1£'l\¢
Utah, to defest 1 pnnipositlon to vote
~-»~ for | maniclpil rhctric plant.
Prine Per Year ,31.50
can A. imowns.h m m
slim)60.30
Millar Muni: lblacknmith
work)29.75
Dnnixh Luth. Pub. Item
(supplies)9.00
Walter IA|"a¢n Ga:me
fsupplleaj '9.75
Mrs. James E. Maher
dns?84.
Wm. leboanalni. (road 4111'-
arlnx)»210.~
Henry Bartling (road work).15.7
Chris ilorteguen iron!
work)6.~
Hn. C. R. Head (correcting
exam. plpenj fc -
n¢m~|Bertehen ( m d
flr ltxin zl 08.4
Suu J ouriul Co. (mp-
pazw 4-
Hn. llnr y Ca rter hmn inl
Hdnzerling famH¥}15.~
Mary c . Deb ei llllll?
for Hay )160.~
Com. of Innnlty (Willlun
Krugexncanl)'*
.Advance Rnmeiy TIuelh-
or Co. (r¢'pllira}i l . ~
A. C. Debel (salary Jun.to May Inc.)79hQ§
Henry Paeper (road dfl!~
tins)574°
Prigge (road dramas)5.40
Nebr. Telephone Co. Qpbone
rent and tails)58.70
Gust Manson {nlary for
Hay )00.00
Hana W ine (road dn;-
rinx)18.90
Fred Dickmeyer (road
drnszinal 26.10
P. 1»°. Truhiwn (road dm:-
xi==sJ 83.76
Fsrnmen Gr. & Lbr. Co.
(coal)7.20
Blair Amo Ex:bg.( z u )80.77
Blair .Auto Exchg. (re-
n= ! m 1052
City of Blair (water)17.10
H. E. Tyson & Son fwiripg)23.00
Haurice Mehrena (salary
f o r M m 153.00
Kenneth Tyson (road dmt-
zlnnl 12.so
Frank Strlckiett {lmlmce
of war y )75.00Utility Supply Co. {§n.|p-
plies)27.36
Com. of Insanity (Frank
Wklner cue)16.50
Herman Tel..Co. (phone
rv.-nf and tolin)4.90
June ¥`!etcher {¢0rft'cilng
cum. Plnvrs)17.50
Beckman Storffsupplies)
5.25for poor)
a s n n n f n N u m
===|
g g 'C a r L o a d o f ~
1 F u r n a c e S o f t C o a l ~
\B E S T Q u A L | T v Ii f | N T R A N S I T DI
3 Ofder now ahd save money by ~
taking it direct from the car.
Natura In ce:1lL'|§|Iooking her
-It this rvinf! nf the year.The
~r green furiir-rx of the tzeea the
n n f l h n z m r n n n d s ll o f the
~ring bfownnmll me out in their beat.
mme: Wldteur b Riley felt the spirit.
f spring'in h'4 poem "When the
mn F it: Br el: in the 'l'tlu" and
4 his rualnt dialect mlde himself
01:5 IJ? gunning his feelings.
'I ' h: r lml mm. th e i m wh o d o a
inn. il not the man mln em nee
hlasidoof thvq nedlvmbuturho
»reason from ihe otggr feklows
~pohmt as sn!! an his mm.The
r last all by his :.rhtmry meth-
Ehud unuohddul mum wt
0| pa¢o'Ul¢| H Bldr, Nth. Bader
¢ n m¢ 1 G w» xn a n uu ¢ n .mo .
m u m : v n v n w x s n n
cue)
0. ll. lrd lml (n lnr y
deputy sheriff)
Theo,Anderson (labor)
ll. H, Nlehuum (llbar)
ma c
nn.o~»:zo nonun'
Clarence Simpson (labor)120.00Slanlry (lonsnrd uma 1Fneunnn V. 'Yurker (roaddruurinl)Jens lvuru-n (r0|\||
20.00
540
RobiSon's Tim llcpail' Shop
cxlrn.papers)
(help poor)
Dlnish Zfuth. Pub.House
(env:lopea)_
Mabel J. 1-farsh (salary
h|I|1!ln¢!poltnge}
Utility Suppiy Co. {lup
pl|0a]
II. C. Jackson (Denies
cane)
Mary C. Qebei, Co. Cl'k
recording bonds)
Mn. Geo. c. 1\»IrQuzr:-in
( c o n d exam.papcra}
36.60
.|3[)0
5 2'a
287.09
2.12
15.00
1020
7.75
Rhoades Coal & Feed Store
Special Prices
|)°°.lamond- Tlres ~
and Tubes
.Wad Smooth Tread SILDO Mx)Urny Tube 52.00
30x19 I-2 Smooth Trend 12.50 Jox3 1-2(lrny Tube z.zs
30:3 l~2 Non-Skhl 15.00
dfl1¥Kl"ICl 74.701 tlcm mlde by the cdrnmission are
lilghssay Maintainer co._( lu ll:m d are eaimlued to bring
treouinl 1599 about s ree:-udaecnee of had buying
win Ry a n mo d an g-=°od»¢l°===
dn a )3|_50 "Nor is this report of the commis-gung mljsul-na until-ltllle 5, 1921. not the only disturbing (actor. With
||, 9 o'clo|:k ,\H llbadvieed ment, Senator Smoot.`MaryC. [;,|,,;_and possllilgn wn, in high end re
County Clerk.sponiuble positions,here pre-judge-I
the case tgnlnst retailers until noWEEKIJ ' BUSINESS REVIEW mm outskio the trade knows what are
(Continued From Page One)5... are not the fnctl..
from peak prices,lt wus expected "lt il Sincerely hoped that the work
that the some percentage of reeeenlon I of the senate coinmlttee will be so
would be puaed on to the consumer. biond and eoniprehenslve that every
Peoplo failed to sruv the fact that element entering into the situation
intervening elements betvreen the ex-will be thoroly probed lnd exposed.
trenaee--raw motedal Ind the mer-I "Labor conditions. particularly the
chan!--absorbed u large measure of rumincetlonnof radical organizations
c ur decline.Fsbncszm of ¢1°tn,»h¢u1.z.b¢garlic into wits rr-zenllm
lacton, manufacturers of clothing md thoroness.,
wholesalers, lt should be understood;rmnhic for Lover P!i¢;|l. .
helped absorb and reduce the.orlginnl r At n meeting of the presidents lm!
decline In raw material-Add to theselseeretariu of thirty-tive state retail
a further fact that overhesd expenseclothiers nuociatlons ln session at
has not appreciably declined from Chic nzo a week mo. Andreas Burk-
peak. me in many lnstsnoes, has er hudt. president of the national retail
tulllr. lneomed since January, 1921. ; clothien IIsoelntion wld of the ltrong
Labor.trnnnportation,rents.ndver-efroftmotr being made by the nation
tising, taxes illlllrllntre and many other al o-soelntlon to induce rnunufectur-
expensca.all of which have #lil-'ers of collars to reduce their prices.
trsrlly fixed for us by some one else,|"Collar fnbrlcs for which collar
have sho'\rnno decline.Yet, retail manufacturers were varies thi rty
ers, are oenlured for not passing nw two cents a yard u yeer ago are beingmatmal reductions Intact to conscum- sold today et 8% cent: to D cents,"
ers..'mold Mr. Burkhunlt. "und collar mum
"The feet ls, so-called lnvestigntorn ufncturern should reduce their price
lu re hot Proverb'analyzed ;:ondi~ so an to make it possible to retni!
tions and the relations and beadngsrcnllnrs at 20 cents, three for 50 cents.
of the litany elements entering intoililfforts to secure these reductions
the question, so to be able to form in- will he continued by the national o~
telligent conclusions.When exhaust itoclntion.
ive study shall be made of the gitus-|"All other lines of wearing apparel
tion from all lt: angles. the record have been substantially reduced both
will show that retailers are not :ln-'ut wholesale and retail. and collars
nerr, but have been xrievously sin-must follow," sold Mr. Burkhardt.
ned against I The movernfent on now by retailer.:
"Tho buyers' strike. at its height ol to reduce the prion of collars will not
few months ure. was being apprecl-'affect Lionlcn prices. a local retailer
ably overcome, up to the time of theiexplnihed, 'heuuse the retsileru hen
recent report of the fedenl Undo hsd arbitrarily reduced the pdee ofcommission.That report.eviden,tlyleollars to 30 cents per collar or three
based upon svsllsble but exp;rtelfor 50 cents."This reduction en
u m , u w doubtless mule in me ables the Linc oln merchant to sell a
faith, has utterly failed to take lnto collar for 16 2~3 cents for which he
consideration some of the most vital pays l?'Ȥcents,"said he.-State
causes of the trouble.The declue- Joumal..
W m e m ,iwuvfsmcxrmczs ~=iff~»ff;@~~m»m='mxxLn6.»u> 'mm 'MBLE
Chicago l Nor!ll Wil-le1'|%
.Tn in s E nt.M3 a. m. Daily.L35 p. m. mu .ns WUI!»5:45 |. tn. Bally.
1:54 p. rn. Daily.
C-. s. P.. il a o
'I&1|dn|,,}€u-th.
1.25 1. ln. daily except Sunday2:00 p m. daily except Sundxy
ms p. rn. daily axoept Sunday.
L30 a. ln. Sunday only.
Trains South."\.26n.. rn. dull exec t S .3:5? n.ns.-akin' »=»=-'in aqnghy
1:2-¥p.n.1|n&|.-
THE W EEKLY \|.»\mm1° REPORT
Hens -_-_...--...._.._._.._..._ .20
Roosters __ -_.___._..- .08
Broiler;_... _. H _ 2 5
E831 ...-..--...14
Butte
HI GH SCHOOL APPLITATIONS
Application Cards for Free High
School Attendance must be in the
hands nl' the Coiunty Sulxeriniendent
not later than 'June lst.Those in-
térealed bear this Ln mind.
Mabel J. Muah,
lt.County Sup't
Butterfat
W h a t
Corn
Oats
Hogs ..
.\_
.21
s1.a|
.43
as
7.00
Planta For Slle
Ten thounand cnhhagv:plants;I0
thousand tomato plants at I0 :ents
n dozen, one block out of noth side
schooi in north-out part of town.
These plant.;were gmwn out of
doors.Rubens,
I6-2t The Pop-com Man.
Folonrihg are the dates for Tueherl'
Ruminations in Wulslnnon Co.
May 27, 28, 1921.
June :u,2s, 1021.
July 22, 23, 1921.
Mabel J. Marsh,
County Sup't_
SOME DIAMOND
We have o :Amd in Himourl, a
imnker and fnnner, J. W. 3§oD¢-nnott.
Some years :mo he was dickering for
a piece of lend.He and the other
potty were s $1000 lout and both
were "aI!.lh1g iight."The other
pany ujw plnnnlngjo leave on the
inte afternoon train for his home in
nnother part of the county.Theywere bn the depot plqtform,n a h
wearing a poker face, both waiting
for the other to y ield.Our friend
had noted a diunond ring which the
other was Wearing and in 'his mimi
estimated its value at around $500.
The train pulled in.Eoc hmade his
hes! pdee. but the $1000 Svfvld stil
remained.The llepartinx gentlemen
placed one foot on the ear step am]
raised the other lo the sec ond step
when our friend said, "No }ou're too
deggone high,but I'll give it if
5o1.\'l! turn me that ring 5oure wear-
ing.",The train was already mov-
ing when the other slipped the .Hag
from his finger into the ouulreched
and. thus eloeinz the deal.
.That was In the dgy s 'when dim
onrlx 'hui only n. nominal value.
Later,recently In fart,our friendlrovvfd In at rmalioellm at chuSm
nd eareléuly let his :in|¢-iredeelcerl
and rest on the show.r:u\e.Scarcei
E1 neu hunusueclnnd.T h f a h l fd qis w b l° \ u 0 d { o r b u e b |Ild ¢ .A l !
kind of slhln la or s por t.: my ba
indulgedln uklhelthletic park whld
in the old rue truk mul: over far
this w r w e -On Wodmuby sun.-
\| n| | bu ln eu h ome: I n : p i n w a s
a m l t h e B I l i r h l n d u n d : r \ h a w g -
vlmlon of Mr. Van Cleve u to ibm
~»
n
M S U U T H . g M A | | A , . , . . . . r g ; ; ; ; - ; ~ ~
MN-,, Sllurdny,June uh.174:
Roy r. Gordon.Fat Caitla I0-\5: OH-25400 Hr. r-'na lang wu a Plenum. call-
Lower This !Ve;k er lt em, umm (ut uma,-.
Hass sHdw}Emrnf1:uNE ~
Rvws Photo: will vida wg-
Tbe Rhonda cm and Feed Storedoe: zrindixg.
Mm T. c. "ULU" was an Omnlua
basins: :wer on Monday.
A llrgc fam of men are busy
doing rip nv \xork dawn at 0..-lllehnllum hand I|
I
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\
I
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~ ~ ~ ~ig..1 TQFIT.H'®.UR-f\Ef§DS"" ~
..1 .a 1 ~an~...|-;. _: ._E - __ ' M i s s ('hrie»iQ:|=4:n r e l u m l x l t o i l l n i l
I o r H e n ! - T w o 5|, ,c pi nz ». Do ms at'\\.i1.|1 h i m a n d h m : b vvr l \ i i t i n | , ;h e r
.; w. wuungm street.I--if aunt, Mrs. A. R- Brock.
`0'}| ANLON, Lfmszn 6:
Q'I{A2*|LON
Attorneys-a1|a\\\.
0f!Z¢cs in State Bank B1.2illlln;;
Th u S up r e m e £ x c e flP n c ¢ .
I n 1l l r r r . n !r r 'ln m | t \ r . H ~5"" p l e
I n 1 l l | : : - .H u ~r|pr|||1|; \ \ t i \ n r n
. l l l l k l . : : . ~I.;.;l| .U...;.
To F le m u vs C or u s .
C o m a m a y b e zvm it l y rcfnlm Pd b y
1 5 I n 2 0 m l nEfinhlllgl i n l '\ r l f m m
Me r, !\ u lfl l'n( 1 l h y n Im
I
~tm In un rua wre qm nf s l ul vi am lz m ul a u r ul ln n m n .
hh u l u m l l r o n f'l' llllal ls Flu( l'ffPt|i\E'.
lm-1 ulzln lly.A r w r t h r e eGll lvl i m l [ lm
r fo u r n p p l l un l o m i Hu e n r rl l u l ll c o m e
|»Il'.1~fl ' wl lh ver y l ll tl e Ir ma
TAKING THINGS foil GRANTED
\Take nothing for granted.The
cup of failure, is waiting; for the man,
who is aI\\ay.14 taking thirrg-x for
granted.'|
He trusts everyone but himself.
Few things just "turn up," but are
'=';°;' ht about by the lngcnuity andclJmm of some-one.
Tak; nothing for gnnted, a bank
account will nd! "tum up." you must
give it a start than back it up.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
B L A I R 'NE B RA S K A .
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d o c s n o t i n t e n d t o r e t u r n t o N e b r a z v
k a r i g h t n w a y .v
S i r .S a m Ch r is t e ns e n d r o ve d o w n
t o Fades , Ka nsas las t \'\ 'f.~ ¢lnc .sda y io
h e pr e s e n t n t t h e g r a d u a t i o n o f h i s
d a u g h t e r .M i s s D o r a Ch r is i en s en ,
fr o m t h e 0 » b o r n , K an s a s h i g h z l r h o o i .
Miss Margaret Cook of Kennard
has just flnisfwd teaching school at
Sandy Hook. Utah and plans so spend
the summer in Santa Ann, Ca§ifomia.
l |.g g o gd i n n e r a n d a s u s u d o n t h a n o c e a n -
io n s , e ve r y o n e h a d n E no t i m e .
H y a m a j o r i t y o f m o m t h a n t h r c v
t o o n e t h e u i t i z o n l o f Os ko sh ,W i s -
co ns in ,p r n n m m c e d a g a i n s t a m u n i -
e i p a i g a . 1 a n d e l e c t r i c p l a n t fo r t h a t
c i t y .I t i n ac co un te d a t u r n i n g
| | ~
n c o n c e r t .E . Arlindon Rn ln n H ln ld
All of the i:lingtun ic ac han vm
It-elerted for the c oming yur. Than
who bava aoeegted are the Moving:
Supt.F.Brokaw,princ lpd;Bsnie
Breniaer.J.w.Puslbrfar,Kathryn
Meyer,Beanie Knjke k a nd Be mi h
Peterson.
Trk lmlh .lou md
late word from the authoritiaa il
that the body of J uliun Llfnns Ildue to arrive at Hobmkm revlfrwilr
:nd nc doubt If this is true, it wil
mon an-Ive hum, whom the I. 0. 0.
F. will take charre. the Md! lying il
:tue at their bali for three day: un-
Light Receipts of sump and Lambs
Sell Readlly an 1 Preetioally Steady
n u
I
1
aml.n m :soles and mn of Oma-ha visited Mr. Wm. Ervey over Sun-
day.
3Ira,_Will Whtemmn and son, of
Central City, are visiting at the
Bowman home.
Un.nn Stork Yards, Slay 211° l§lC!1--The tabernacle to be used :luringWeflnn»a¢lu3"s run oi mttlc was 1.umler~
sto about 1.300 head but zlonnand "al
dick uns] :rude llow with prlrvs 103
I5c lower than 'I`ues¢h\y or 258104:
Ieuerfur lin wrwk,Beal beef lieu!!sold at Semosxs.
Quonalions on mu le :Clmieo
prime l1e\¢'1=.$8.i0|88.35;Seedchoicehooves,$7.m6S.00;fnlr
toto
toi:ood lnevws, $T.2.1@T.:»n: common to
h i r b\~Lvex,$8.I56'T.:I5:choice toprlrnl 5vnrlllu's, $S.25€sr.n; gmq to
cholre 3»alrlln;¢3, $(,Z'&]ii&lJ:fulrgoodyenrllnza,:zoom '»¢|mm1.M0to fair ymrllngn, $|IL!»06T.n1|: 4helm
to
as
the coming Danish convention is
nearly completed..
James Cornelius of Omaha came
url Sunday and spent the day with
relatives near Orum.
Mr.Peter IZhbesen of St.Paul,
Heb.. is a guest at the _home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. R. llroek of this city.
Some farmers in the county here-
abouts luve begun plowing corn
while othen are not reocly to plant.
n . H ....
. . - . - . . . . . . . . . . - 0 .- . . . - -
The Rhoxdea. Coal :ml Feed Irion
unloaded I ear of hue burner bln
coal lllt Monday and Tuesday.
The Jensen Realty Co.will half
their annual picnic at the eounlrs
home of Nels Jensen on Sondra
May Wlh.
There ue some new Lhifltl in bak
ery goo-ds at lm Blair Home Behr)
under the new management.. Come ir
md try them.W-I
For Sale--Ono of the beat loonlcd
hemesfon Grunt. Street.Penons in
terested maywall for partic ulars nt
The Enterprise olllre.7-if
Congregational church Lervitcs
each Sunday morning at zz A. Ll.
Sunday school at 10 A.M.The
si romMitchell, Nebr..wh en toth have
Lven teaching school
All who have flowers which they
van spare are rcquuted to bringthem to the B. F. D. hallby 8 a. m.
Monday, May 80. m be used for de-
fvrating graves.
I A ¢|l.l&f!l!\lc composed of Miss
tllaulys Mugre,Mrs. J. P. Jensen,
Lyle Guy oramd D. C.Van I}£'l.\ten
with Mime May BrlcQunnie as accomp-
:milli drove dawn to DeSoto 'l'!.lclldn}
uwrning to :ing nt the funeral of
g3hs._ Wm.Lusk.
3 Min Pearl Triplett is home fm
thc Nebnnkn University Ind will
Lskr her plac e as a member of the
class of 192!at tho commencement
rwrcisea l~`rEday evening.Misa Trip-
Iftt rompielcd her crerlits at summerf»=f1=¢»<»l in 1920 and has taken one
year at the University returning to
graduate with her cldh.
THE W EEKLY \|.»\mm1° REPORT
Hens -_-_...--...._.._._.._..._ .20
Roosters __ -_.___._..- .08
Broiler;_... _. H _ 2 5
E831 ...-..--...14
Butte
slovx (l' I` Y GA S r ni c n s
wl LL NOT BE RfZDITCED
"o gy Qty , Ia.,May 25.--Sioux
Faty II continue to pay $1.50 fog
Rox, for ihe present at least.The
Sioux City as and Electdc eompazsyhn
offer to compromise with the oily in
rodufing the price of gas from $1.50
io $1.35 was rejected by the city mun-
dl ar. a conference with.the city legal
w w w *m n l g h e ..
\
Ililrht now i'-= tho time £4 worm
}our huns, especially Ihr spdng Pim
Our Liberty Hmm!Worm Expeller
run!-nina gcnuiné Santonidb, the only
mzisfaztory worm expcller. yet dis
covcrnd.It never fail:to do the
work.Buy now direct from the fab
{0l*} at the net factory priee of $3.00
per pound pnckngr.
Luberty Stock Remedy Com|Ja.ny.
I TI t I!Inir, Nebraska.
HI GH SCHOOL APPLITATIONS
Application Cards for Free High
School Attendance must be in the
hands nl' the Coiunty Sulxeriniendent
not later than 'June lst.Those in-
térealed bear this Ln mind.
Mabel J. Muah,
lt.County Sup't
Butterfat
W h a t
Corn
Oats
Hogs ..
.\_
.21
s1.a|
.43
as
7.00
mal: scuoor. zmvrz-:xz1~:r:s
QThe members of the Literary $0
ciety were enlorininud nt s Eawn
party at the home of Bliielrni 3(uup~
man on Thursday evening. May 19.The llwn and porchea were lighléfl
with Jap:|nem.~ lnqtenu and the young
people spent thu evening in out-door
[.:Iim9!, turd' |;|\mc§ mul figuring. Ice
rrenn and cake with Iemonade was
served during the evening.Misses
Ogden.Ohrnan and Waite were
wu ts .'
The Royal Syndic.-I entertained the
tiirh' Mental Culture Club at a ~p1¢.
nic on Tuesday evening.From nil
reports the boys must bc very goodrntertainens and extra fine cooks.
Only those Seniors who took no
:Marla in English or who received
zrnciel beiow 85 per cf.-nt in their
c REORGA NI ZE R L A' I' lII R mf
:=.\lNrs (0N\lIS`l"ION
On June 4 and 5. the Northeast Neb-
raska Ronrganized Latter Day Saints
wil! hold a Conference in this city.
Around 100 delegates are expected
who will be entertained in the homta
of the mcmbonu of this organimllun
irf and around [Hair.
A very interesting program will be
given an Sntuniny mening, June ith
and.services will be held both Satur-
day and Sunday to which the public
in cordiaily invited.
Planta For Slle
Ten thounand cnhhagv:plants;I0
thousand tomato plants at I0 :ents
n dozen, one block out of noth side
schooi in north-out part of town.
These plant.;were gmwn out of
doors.Rubens,
I6-2t The Pop-com Man.
Folonrihg are the dates for Tueherl'
Ruminations in Wulslnnon Co.
May 27, 28, 1921.
Juno :u,2s, 1021.
July 22, 23, 1921.
Mabel J. Marsh,
County Sup't_
SOME DIAMOND
We have o :Amd in Himourl, a
imnker and fnnner, J. W. 3§oD¢-rlnott.
Some years :mo he was dickerlng for
a piece of lend.He and the other
potty were s $1000 lout and both
wort "alttlrug tight."The other
pany ujw plonnlngto leave on the
inte afternoon train for his home in
nnother part of the county.Theywere on the depot plqtform,noch
wearing o poker face, both waiting
for the other to y ield.Our friend
had noted a diunond ring which the
other was Wearing nm! in 'his mimi
estimated its value at around $500.
The train pulled in.Eoc hmade his
best pdee. but the $1000 Svfvld stil
remained.The llepartinx gentlemen
placed one foot on the rar step am]
raised the other to the second step
nllen our friend sold, "No }ou're too
doggone high,but I'll give it if
5o1.\'ll turn me that ring 5oure wear-
ing.",The train was already mov-
ing when the other slipped the .Hog
from his linger into the ouutreched
hand. thus eloeinz the deal.
.That was In the dgy s 'when dim
moods 'hui only n nominal value.
Later,recently In fart,our frienddropped In at rmalioellm at chuSm
and eareléuly let his :inlr-iredeelcerl
hand rest on the show ease.Scarce
ly had the that ilash root the eye of
the proprietor when he remarked
with an lll eoneenled show. of lntenvg,
°'I believe we have an exnet mote for
tha!.` stone.Would you rell it?"
Our friend, wearing at the time hispoker face. rgplied, "Oh, I guess iot."
Then yielded to the request to permit
the proprietor £0 weigh it.After it
was weighed on ol'ler of $2500 was
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der milillljf guna!
FARM BUREAU NOTES
Tbe Boys and Girls Club work ia
being pushed as much aa ponuibke.
A number of c lub! have been orn-
nized over thi Eounty and the musty
agent wiil be glad to éomo out ul
explain Um work to any group of nd:
Im t han tive boys and girls who
want to take u p th e n m Pwieet
There an scveml girls ln the county
who have Enrolled In ihe Pig Clzb
and the boys wil! have L6 work hard
to win the hondrl..
Séhne vary hm pdzes have already
been secured for the wirI'|wrt.'Hal
Fair Board will put in $100 to be di-
vided among the winners ln both Pl;
and sewing exhibits..In idditiol
some of th? public spirited pan brad
bneedera o the county have offered
puru bred viz' aa prizes.Mr.An-
drew Jcnlcn of Blair will give a ng-
iatered Dunne Kilt to the county win-
t n p r i m e h vi fe r s $'»'.00®7.7Z§;r h h l c e
20 j l rh l l v ¢m.\1\,$0l'ID8 {%f:0;gu m]t o
d m !- r e |14i fvl ll.$§.f»(}8T.00:gu m]10
ch oi c e nn vs. $5 .~ " r0 06 . 00 : fai r t n £ 00 0
co ws ,$ ~ l . 'fn a n r n ;m m m s .$ 2 . 7 5 9
4. 00 :¢1mn|~rsI.$2.0l>02.2.3:b w !a n db u n h o r `I»||Iln,$4.f»ll|16.00:i m h m n a
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1.|u.ur s m r n c k w a s h e l p i n g o u t a t
t h e C a m p b e l l fu r n i t u r e s t é r e d u r i n g
M r .C a m p h e l l 's abs en ce t h e fi r s t o f
the \|\|:el<.
Patmuize home institution by buy-
ing your bread ot the Blair Home
h ¢ | » . .\ " | - -| : _ -- J \.|
public is c8rtlially invited.
M m P a a r So il o f e n t Sou1.3|
st r e e t a s m host ess t o t h e T h u n d l y
n ft e r n o o r i C o l fe e C l u b , M a y 1 9 . l i o n
o f t h e m e m b e r s 'w e r e p r e s e n t ._
M i n Gu x si e Jo n e s w h o h a s m e n tIl\ |ln ; | . . n g | . l | ,\l: lu l l \ | \ | \ ,Q u | qU B J A ;ls | m ; r a n d ul r\ dIum m l w - 3 ,
8-'i.lKl€]`T.75;3:0011 t o lsllnlte fe~¢|1¢rs,
$7. 25( ?T. T5:fn l r t o from!fault-11,
!6 . f» 0 i i T. T5 ; m m r n o n t o fu l r n u m k a r l . .
u ¢ A t ¢ ;n u i HR#I l U l l l l l ' l l e n t h e P n t e i g h t ee k s a t "QQ W Q D
,I : .a s 1 s u S k u m b a u z h h o m e a t Ri c hfi el d ;N e b .
M i s s e s M a r i e S f w " d ° f \ a n d Cu s xi e r e t u r n e d m h e r h o m e i n t h i s c i t y l m
JD BC ! ex pe ct In B 0 i9 O fl l kl la S OO !! L 0 srnolr \II
some 050 :
: mm mn i
mm, 07.111 :rn mo o m :
6.00:struck
good Io flunlw stmkorgfairtogoodstockerg,
common lo fair $ll|¢klr1Il
Sluck }|l\il¢rn,$4.500(¢|\\l. "'$3.50R»l.E.'i::lock
cllwn. .§?\.(l'0'ET.2»0.
Ilogs Largely 251: Off.
A llln ml run of hog:m.:oo head
8Tlm\('tl up \\vlln\#clay and the morketllnikf*about n quarter.Best
lights sold an $830 ns nxnlnsa $°l.f\'5ln! \S|~d|\|°¢|Tn)' and hulk nf the lrnfl
i n l was $T"'8.00 ngnlnut $7.9008.l0 n \\vek ago
Bhnp ond Lambs Study .
'lh¢~ Heh! run of lllwvp und lambs\\edne:ulll!.5|.ru»|l to cheak the fie-
ehdimz trend of rohuv-1 nm!me
market was just nhom nearly nlthougll 50tfi'$l.00 lower lhnn n week
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Qnulnliuns on ahN'|1 M111 ln:nh°|:--
Fed Wll0||.'l| lambs 1=o.f0€f1.|:-fl: springlnmha.szn.nu6\2.:::;;sham Innlhl.
$1\.T5(Hl.£X): fed \mnh~1'I r~\v.1-A, $4.75
Q5.T»l)::drum |»\\0¢, $|{3lJ@Tn.iJ0; euil
s\l'|.s, $.Z.5063.T5.
take 1|ours-o'a course nt the Wise
Memorial hospital.
The grading outlit at work on the
road north ol Calhoun have taken sev-
eral feet of dirt off from the hill just
south of Moo:e's creek.
Lhavo just received it large line of
Middy Blouses in white and colors
also Middy Dresses for children.
Anchor Brand, all sizes.
,/3115 T. C. Hilton. The Blilliner.
The Elwln Strong carnival com-
zmna'are playing Blair this week.Thin company is without doubt one
nf the vcry heat carnival troops on
the road.
Caleb Loftis has been busy this
spring' building an addition to hishome in Dextcrville gud when com-
pleted will have a very comfortable
residence.
. Mr. and Mrs. Jena Clausen enter-
tained about 40 of their fHendg nn
Mr. and M .l~....\. Jenkins md
daughter.5|B\1tSlrr\»were dinner
¢uest.¢ at tho home of Mr. .ngu1-9.
Earnest Geary of the New England
district on last Sunday.
Miss I-'crne Sams of ttsbluif is
spending commencement w k in Blair
with her former school mates and
friends.At pteaent. she ll n guest It
the home of Miss Grace George.
As yet no rural board has reported
the hiring of teachers.Miss blush,
the county superintendent. lives it"l~$
her opinion that .there will be | lur-
plsis of teachers for the coming 99"
IM r .a n d M r s .F r e d R u t k i n o f B i o t a '
C i t y h a v e b e e n s p e n d i n g a f e w d m .
visiting with Mrs.n»nkie'»moth¢r.|
Mn .E.S.Bcity.Mn .Rankin in'
better known to Blair people as Mis!
Enid Healy.
Raymond Morehouse rexeived wordnltho :hath nf his father in Sool.h|
H
ner in Duma elus.Mr.Stricklett
of Arlington will Riu l Pcland Chinn
[ill tb the winner in the Pullhd China
clans.Mr. C. U. Cook of .\|1aȢu,.
will give one of hu Du:ou to tha
gnnd c hampion of all clulas. Aur-
une wishing to encuurlmu this due
work shouid let the ¢ounty W i l l
know u mon an pnnible an the lid
of pmemlums MII soon be printed U
the County Fmir
lnorder toc ompete b o r r r r l m
should bl between 10 nd 1 8 v n u
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o l d , h a v e t h e c o n s e n t o f ~
cure a pure bred gm. farrcwud in
llu c h he d h¢d t ~monfhl,|;cxlrn.papers)
(help poor)
Dlnish Zfuth. Pub.House
(env:lopea)_
Mabel J. 1-farsh (salary
h|I|1!ln¢!poltnge}
Utility Suppiy Co. {lup
pl|0a]
II. C. Jackson (Denies
cane)
Mary C. Qebei, Co. Cl'k
recording bonds)
Mn. Geo. c. 1\»IrQuzr:-in
( c o n d exam.papcra}
36.60
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5 2'a
287.09
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15.00
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MUST COMFORTABLE
and which wears the
longest.
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0. ll. lrd lml (n lnr y
deputy sheriff)
Theo,Anderson (labor)
ll. H, Nlehuum (llbar)
ma c
nn.o~»:zo nonun'
Clarence Simpson (labor)120.00Slanlry (lonsnrd uma 1Fneunnn V. 'Yurker (roaddruurinl)Jens lvuru-n (r0|\||
20.00
540
RobiSon's Tim llcpail' Shop
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Mrs. T. C. HILTON
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Write ~..»°.}*..SmQkedby men who¢ .»\e appre matethe utmostfor our ~i ...Predum .1§$`~j..~I n c w
Calnioig No. 4 £1~ ».\_.,~ ,Qu ah ty
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and Tubes
.Wad Smooth Tread SILDO Mx)Urny Tube 52.00
30x19 I-2 Smooth Trend 12.50 Jox3 1-2(lrny Tube z.zs
30:3 l~2 Non-Skhl 15.00
Dakota last Sntunhy and went to
Sioux City Inst Mondg todrnoet the
body and bring it 20 Teknmah for
burial on Tuesday.
llwitatlonas are being receisjed b l
the graduates of Blair high school to
attend the 29th nnnunl reception-rw
union of the Alumni association, Tum
day evening. May 31st, at the Metho
dist church parlors at 8 P. M.
For Sale-A ilne seven room resi
lience in the best resldence portion of
Grant street.House modem in ever?
ivnyz and in excellent repqlr.Good
n m z e zumtl to neil quick.In-!
quire at The l£'nterprise olltce.8-tt' |
The cement gang will finish tI1f
aying ot the cement base .on Walker
r\venae today.This when open lo.nne`l will give a continuous roazlwny
af pavement from South street to thu
:xtreme north west corner of town.
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For Sale:-A strictly modern hom-. I.
Zlose in.New.City water elec -
.ric tights,furnace,full ha.~=elnent.Fhnee and one-half acres of land.
Fhin in a real bargain.For full por-
iculnrs inquire at The Enterprise
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Mr. and Mrs.James Jenson Uri;
Nnahilgton,NQlu,,have retumerli
rom Excelsior Spring: in time to be |
rnwwnt at the commencement pro-|
from of the Blair high School claim:1
»f 1921/of\\hieh their son Reginnhl 1
4 :L member
Mrs. J.Petenen and Sinn Jamos
loop a record of weight gained Ind
sacks of feed used go that prof!!-I
lo n may be detomuincd.Any one
not able to ao:-ure a pun land pig*
con get one through the county lm*
if _Quo parent will endorse iho chili!
now to the broader.'
'hventy-[Ivo hens will give an much
revenue rg, A cow according to tho
poultry experts nl.Lincoln.AnnualPoultry Field Dag will be hold Juno
:mn at which there will be held dom-
malrntionn and short.,poppy tafks.
K number of Dodge county poop!!
sont down last year and more are
nlnrmini on going lhin year.A joint
Washington-Dodge trip is bein;
alonntd.Please noilfy your county
mont if you winh t o g o m t h a t
rnough hnnnen may bo secured.
Many farmers through tho n a m
:ave been sucessful in oanjring out
he experiment :tations suggestion!
hat they tan their own hides..kt
:rn-ent prices ihom is not rnong): no-
urn to pay for the work.By tanning
|ne'a own hides one can wait for bw
er markets that sorne people cxped
ooo.
Pnobably them nrmfarm boys lnho county quite nearly to anno with
his,nulzgcntion tho: "more fnmurn
hould tan their own hides."
In n letter of Moy 20th Mr. ll. D.
.ule wants to know whdher tb l
lrmers of the United States want n
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fi a t l a s t w e e k z a t a k e a r e o f t h e i r | " ' ° ' " ° ' | m ° " ° 3 Se n i o r t h e m e t h i s
. r e n t s g r a ve s a n d h a ve c u r b i n g ; s u t I" ` " 'T h e f" H ° " " 5 " ¥th e m e s h a ve
» a r o u n d t h e fa m i l y In t a t t h e S L be en S i va n W d a r e Ii l l m t d i n un d e r
mul ec me ter ;.n f i h l l r m e r i t :':a¢.ll££hes",P l u l
Il a n b e n " R a l l "( 'T h e st o re s a r e as k e d t o close 0 I l n 1 1 , . , , f _ _ _ _ , . u f T 1 , , , ~f'f" '§ 'T" '
h e b e t t e r n o t l e l l i t ; " M i g h t n e e d i t
s o m e t i m e , "h e u i d .T h e n h e w e n t
a w a y h o m e a g a i n a n d a l e t t e r c a m e
e d a y o r t w o I n t e r fr o m t h o p r o p r i e
t o r o ff e r i n g 30 00 .B u t h e d i d n 't
au.-cept t h e o ffe r ." M i g h t n e e d i t
s o m e t i m e . " h e l a h ! h i m m i f.
u n t i l tl j e A m e r i c a n fa r m e r fi n d :a
ma r k e t fo r h i s s ur p l u s p r o d uc t s he w i !
re c e i ve r u i n o u s p r i r e s .T h e p l u
w o r k e d o u !b y i h e F a r m B u r e a u
F e d e r a t i o n ! s e e m s l o b e a g u m z l B m ;
Th e y vm u i d t a k e t h e p r o m ; f r o m t h e
U .S . G n i i n C o m - U r a t i c n t o f o r m a n
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cmmufnon UF CUHSTIPATIUII wmuun z mol ngm zo wear It zntne,;§_§j="'°=*"'° of Ink," co ikinal of times," he says.
uf '" " "" ' *" " *program was o v a wa lc lla o a i wc 'r w wfort'!he assembly Monday.,0 a S
n l ;\ l . l u w :l l l u w r n u l w l u m u : a u s
buying power, business ll! over this
tounlry will pick up and :hour gig:
of life ugain.it is a simple plnn ulIf supporied By their farmer connitu-
M I D SICK HEADACHE
The Brut Suoonn o!Ca.rtd|.|:||vs ' " n u m u vr o r m l l r c a n n o n s .i f o r m o f ch a r a ct e r i za t i o n o f w e l l -
Il o u s ew i ve n a r e a l m o s t d i n l m d o l l kn o u fl q so n g s a n d t h e fo l l o w i n g t o o k
e r t h e i r i n a b i l i t y m g e t r l d o f t h e p a r t :" C o t n i n ' ' Th r u t h e R y e , " H e l e n
r t h s w h i c h h a ve s u d d e n l y a p p e a r e d
i in fe st e d th e ho m e s e n d c l o t h i n g
e y c a m e almond.o ve r n i g h t a n d
nw!t h r o u g h e ve r y l i t t l e c r a c k u n d
vi c e : n d ma k e h o u s e c le a n i n g : L l -
a t s u se l es s te ak .Th e y a r e p o r
a i a r l y fo n d o f c l e a n w i q d o w s a n d
Ro - Ig t r n f " M o t h e r M n h r e o . "M a r i a n
K y l e :" F r o m t h e L a n d o f t h e S k y
Ii l u c W i n t e r ." Th e lm a . Jen s e n :" A l i c e
B l u e G o w n , " H e l o ; s M u e i l e r ;" I L o ve
Y o o Tr u l y , " G l a d y s S i e k o e t t e r ," T h e
G i p a y Tr a i l , "El i z a b e t h l l o p e w e i l ;
"The Purple and wh i m"Gertrude
lense uslngreu wus nav: w pzas It.L n s t 'Tue sd ay D F .ll\ ¢lD ll l { ' C ¢ I \ ¢ l I ' A e u p p l y g f ~ m g y b e h a d I I
n o t i c e o f h i a a p p o i n t m e n t b y G o w e r -m g c o u n t y e g e n t n o|'|'lr.¢'.S o h r n
n o r M e l i e h r i e a s de l e g a t e f r o m N e - l p m f h l e m e e t i n g s w i l !b e h e l d o n e
b r u i u t o a n ed u ca t i on a l e o n f o n e m |] ,¢e o u n t y e x p l a i n i n g t h e m o t t e :
stalled b y D r .P .P .C fa x t o n ,U h i t e d wh e r e i n te n e s t i s s h o w n .
St a t e s c o m m i s s i o ne r o f e d u c a t i o n ,t o ]S o m e P i g C l u b m e m b e n f r o m
m e e t a t D e l H a i n e s , Io w a , J u n e 3 0 t o D o u g l a s co u n t y .fu t u r e bu y er s ,a n[ J u l y 2 .'c o m i n g 'o ve r t o W a s h i n g t o n c o u n t y
Th e C o m m u n i t y m e n ' n c l u b o f T e -S n t u n l e y t o l o o k o ve r s o m e C h o i r
i m m a h h n vo b u m n h l :I n u m n m ¢u L u . .\._. |..n_ _ -. | __ .-._.e . .
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b e g e n c n d l l ! w e r t h e c o u n t r y .sp pe sn ed .E a c h W e d n e s d a y l f l e r n o o n a l l b m i -'m d a d ve r t i s i n g .I 'I U I I -"~- . . " ' l ' ; w = ¢ 'a
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and miiliau of har poop!!nearby,
ma into'h|»r eummerdnl stride.""Then mnsddn Baumann, now with
tvrlc fw farmer c ron-1 c ountry at
gnu uuurnl noour rn. with l prelcnl popalallaa of 1s,nooom.Bulgnrln
loo. noted i'or a sturdy and industricanpopulatfon.hal hor commercial
mils! on the Blac k an.And even
an tha htlhol aidl of tha iill¢k an
.Bo c p b u u a ,m a d e ava i l a b l e fo r m e
c o m m o n s . o p e n t h e g a z u r a y i n vu !
e m p u u a l p o p u i o u s In d h - r l l l e t e r r i
m n n b e y o n d .W h o a w e i s l l u t h a t
Runn in.n cc u a l r y con si der ab ly m o r e
t h a n li r i c s n a l a n e a s th e U n l t a d
B l a i n . i m f e l ' n l p o m t h a t a r e n o t
a n h o u n d f o r t h e g r n t e r p u n a t t h e
y u r .1-:cept t h a n st u n n e d o n a n
B l i c k r n ,I n m a y im a g i n e w h a t
en er mn un l r afll c wi ll lo w ih nfll t fl l Du !!-
~l o u - e l b y i n d u e s n u w a r A - q u .
tion ll should be remembend that HICodennl mlm: in accuammd za thlnt,
inxndllly, ln terms or 'hard money)
and that prior to the European war
only pu and allvsr wen in drc uiatian. to any unreal, an Toney.Them
m u s t ° ¢ - w r !a n l m p o f u n t p l a n m
o u r - m e n In d o .*
" J u l o B l u m .n e w n a t i n a m h y
ro rn pa ri so n w i t h o m S vr h l l ,url th
n u b l t n m l a l : m u r a l n m u r e u a n d n
| m p u t u i o a o f o u r : 4 , w o . 0 0 D h s | . a 1
c o u r s e . o m : r u d e n u t l n vl l I l l ! A d w
at l c . a n d a n ot g w r vi a th a Q l n u h a I n
t h e B l a c k n n .W l i h u u t m y c i o uh l t h e
D i n u b e i s a n o n l o : H u 5 m u c h m o r e
Im p o r t a n t p a n i n th e t r l d o o f Lb#
B a l k a n n n t e s t h a n It h u n e r d o n e
l n t b l p a n .
H u H l m u a l W n l l t h .
" B o t h J a p S l a vl a m d G u t t e r
nought when formerly u n u
lhunnedf I n u l l t h u n long time
qu. prior to lhp comlnz into power
of tha Young Turk 90111. I trullnul
e
fo r hou ne bu ii dl ag a s t fm y .I a m o r
fo r a fa c t t h u t h e 'r u n u m a u t h o r i l i a l
: w i d u n l c b m t any -on e c omi ng t h a n
'h r t h t m r x w u a n d t h a t l i m ' w o u l d
u n h u | 1 | d t o e l l e r e o n n s l o u a .T h e
p n vn l l i n l a i r ! ! l l p r q r e l l l vo .m a
o x l sh t h e n man y,In g ol d . su w r a n d
i u u l n . m l t o m e n t i o n n l h s r n l u b l i l .
m a th i s s m i t h w i n co m o i n t o t h e
c u :m m m a s u-n on m m - n s t o
a t r m l l .
" T h e I n / n u t e l m |ap le n dl d op~
.
unusually broad and aceunto knowl-
ld lv of; Ouoman lnnncial mation,
usted lo me at Gonsuznlnopls thatin Turkey nm; 85.000510 in gud sa
imrded by Ula pe-apic ill 't10¢'¥\n|iq
nan' and not dopallted at all with
grain! tl for the cmmracslionllrllinll. sranhoulel. harblr im
emmta, na an form.Gonstlntl-aiona hu am 25.900 to DMI!!
by in du e s n u wa r ton i .
PRESIDENT BUWS
To wan HEROES
p n -
Scene inacted at New York
Touches Heads of Mulli-
¢'tuda of Peogia
._n #
moss wam n ON cassm
Trlbut¢Paid to Jaoaph W.Galglf,
Han,Rich.,ri ng Yana ataln
on Gorman Boi waada !or
lualnnl O00P°\'l\'°fL
. . -,
Nt-xr Turk-Thi* z1'\i|»w 01 .¢\1tlPrlt|l'8
war flt*||¢\ ilj i'rw\I¢l-vit!lltlntllnlr will
lingor In tim tnlml4 of Iln' imwi lhntla
a||»|»» whim wltnwmtl Ihr smlnun event
fur many Jays.Wlellv :1 Iulml |»l;|ymI n allrn, :lla
pnsluhtn!with l1m:\1°¢l Iwasl.wltiltvdmmlg Qhmmfls !ha!¢m;: ahaltm \'or1Ill'¢l
hy 7».2l2 rmngh |nuk¢1:», rn||la'l||ln: tho
|»utI!Ml nf Am:rl:an slulullrrn tmmght
||lf a rnrm Frnnre.T1»e_»¢1-nb' uf tht-|:\f»\lf¢!pk r atllrmnltvn wn-= wry lt||;\r\~ssI\4» in !}|v
rhlvf 1X»*|Ilt!u~ |mn»-tml airnm ilu rahkeunf lin: ¢lg|||H|l rfnllltla in tht' lnllmli
bmi nf mufflwl almnul..
n s n u c t m m . L a w n W A G E !
United States aura Makes D¢cill°f\
Alter Hearing, which Haa
Bean In Progrua Alma
Sariy April
Chicago.Ill.-Tha .Unltad Stain
ra llmm labor hoard announced suintention of roflaln; downward vain
of more than 1,900,000 Llnlkillid rlll
workers ekectlva July 1._The board alao announc ed that lt
would hold bearing: .lane 4 raaard-ina proposals by tha roada to do-
fnisr tial wagon ot other claaasl of
emphwea and would alao make l udeclamu ln than cases erlactlre on tha
mms-date.A adimllar decision op
ahllled workers would adect approxi-
mlttly z.ooo,ooo man.Thr aanouncement.which ul~
"fm¢\al1in.1; condltlona juattry to som111:nt. :ret to be determined. at read
Juatment downward of wages."wa
t1ne\|n:cted.and came only a felwllr tl after the close of the hoarlnx
whhla have been in v,r°z1eaa alll
aarlr ln April.' Soon alter the announcement repraamarlraean i tha l.000.000 uhakili
:Yorkra aifected decided to aak for"view or the dl:lalona of the labo
bnlr tl hr tho ramta. in tha,ennt tha
the reduction:vhlrh :re do be an
nom"ed. are not.In the oplnlotrothe labor lendara. Juatlned h;"tha avi
donre submitted to the board.
I II I_ - » - - : - - I - -
~Rll OTE TRADEIn_qggg snsr
sm¢»1m¢am¢fu=ancmhb¢r
ofGomm0l'¢!Io~rihei.ovani
an Sei Forth.
:WH UP mme FIBII
nungpio Daodnnl so m u m
u w - c m m H I U W M " s m n e w
Procllont of Ofganlsatlus-O en
ma y f o r n a ma n C a mu s
New York,-Boastmunopla il dw.ua become tba " Qu i n n of
krone."u w r é i u no u tau:-dur
unboriuo by Hr.unclen lrvlIll
Thomu. a dinner at thi aumdard
on company at New York. which company hu un nnu tunrnu thre ad:-
am n l: an d i b n Ba lka n z ulullr.Thomas la m;ntumed from
¢ vim as lunapo.'Ilnmed. urhlln
in 100609. Ibl! 1 had bitt! mempresident o! :hu Amman ehambn' of
commence for lin Levant." uid Hr.
Thomas."I rdar to un n|1rl1~0r¢lDInd American action ol the rhlmbtf,new mnlnmnlqg hndquarlan la Nu
'Imk.I: will eo-cpsntl with ml ton;
xmas per minute:The wily advktr
or AbdulHUII6 u laid xo han :havinup h is h and s at me mutual and
ramarked |r|Lh ooml nn: ltmt Tart!!
had anoqn nvolutluu an her butts
at :lan moment without encouraging
'men nn-tnngled trouble-rn1|en.°
Oppq fwnldu A n Br ut.°°00n|Llnllnnp|¢ nw bu an Inaél-»
qu a m : n u m tg guide aubauntlnl
h u t o r m n for in u n ' n u muosmd Cousuatinovlc.Peoplu lmuon me othlr dh o f me a aq mo nn
tac k sslldtnt w.nnzu for eommuuq
to Oauununopla."TM danlopmenz ot roadway s qu
use European nm of unBmpboful
la another umm for butlneaa unar
prlae.lfxhsaooplmrnannotzhemontannum: bodr ol' vnllr in the worid.
I mum nu-"zo 1501 when I! u ua
be round..A proper drivavrny alml
the :horn of tha Boapborua would
nliior :az the memory of a uraldvavoltr In null any thing more elnrm'
in n"Opportunites for hoaneliulldlng and
other forma or cuemrueuon an vom
in lbs other di ll a ! th e I an n i a swell al in Constantinople.Then sa
uldaprend and for nllroad construe-tion and nbabiilutiou; while at dw
usporu modern heirs and wmrvuand upto-'Sala freight nandvnf equip
ment mul! be provided.
"Tha Ltvnnt ahouid hecomt n pmt-!n;made: for Amarian machinery
and manufuluru of nl! kinda.lm-portnllons from lhl Levant must be
s t i m u l a t e d .l o o ,i n o d e r t o I m p r o v e
|I ~" j g
Y. S.Populaliall I0-1.7Z0.8%
V~'a\'hlulzwn D. C.-Pinll natlalic nplulng the mul populnlinn nt conti-
nuum! United Slate: at l05_'|'10.G20. or
,..fvltullnn In lsr x nivtl nn la y thu iw mnlv
:w i t 51 - a r i n i l u - u p l n l n n n f A n l a t u l n t
A t t n m u y U m w m l O i l s ._
GMNED Ann LOST FORTUNES
po r n u l .It se w»=\\ m=m¢1 that the dam~
l m " l i l Io m l rl m t i t E\ 0 fl ) 0 .
Ti m w i n d r c s u h w !ai \ l 'l m l l )sulf-
|\¢1|l|1 In nu|~5 nm vy fu nn m s |¢ !1 1 n\ 'r §
FM : r : || lm y ul n tl 3a r ll s Bll lf-s o f \'\i f0
fl"h ||y| . \\ 1rv l¢\\\°li|¢I.
n .-m a r u l ¢ \ 1 vm lv1 l a n fa r we s t n s
B m l h m o i ' o u l \ t ; .
\.
llama an zoo West Fifi!-litlh slrtlt.
New York city. but It is exported that
after llngnlh the rhuqber will be lonle d in 121|downtown district of
New York.
l='1rm| rqirnented on the dlndwll-e nf the chamber. or sn llfa agem
blrs, include!
N e b r a s k a In 8 t n r r n ' | P n h
'l:.l¢!1Iilu:, }i|:b.n'I'lu ts.rrlflc w l ml
lI|||1||¢ am nn\;\||r1I¢A b y h u i ! a n d n : . n
n n u p t N o r t l w r u Ne1| alaska la s t 1\t °.k
¢~m|..un¢¢hu|n1:f~so cr o p s a n d fa n . :
nr -~ 1» m'l h n !w i l l : m a l zlmu suz uls of
1]ul|.||1l
*l|»»|!l~uI|i¢I a u r r o u m l l n g H u r n m n y .
C l l u r y lwqlnzy,w a n l r u r k In f : o m n
llIn la n: - ma y 1 \ l| : ll t q ml Th l in d ny .
H \ \ \ r l l °||9n|»l||\w e r e i l n j u m i ,fa r m
Omc vn of :he Arnerlcnh rhnmber
of rommrrro fm ilu- haunt include.in nldluon to Mr. Ttmmnn. nmldmt.
Hn' foilnn-Ing:Chslrmnn of the hoard
Mr. J. M. Dixon or the Tnimrm Praducts rapnntlaag vnu pnshlrnt. CIP
mn J. af. Lucey of me Luryy Manu-facturing rompuay: lnanurer. Dnmld
1-'mhlngmn nf the American I:Intern
mmfmny: aerretuy and managing dlrerror, Dr. E.,E. Pruti.
O u t b r n h I n E g y p t .
1.1-mlnn.-Man; g»vr»~¢»nas uri' raporlvd
fn l » . m in - vu kl l l w i In l l l l m x l l a rw l c i n
Ahnl nant rla.I2;:}1\t,w l w r r n n l l f m n h
mr s "- I l " Jur u ln m m ~°=u"=' a Rvu11°r|| :lla-
[ | l I\ | |fr u l u ilaill | l I ! .Hr l l ln l l im o g m
l l l l u ur r l w u l nm ! m l n - »n r h a l r zo u f t h e
l r m n l l Ill r u n w r w l si m!!h f . o u t
bn - u l . & i | \ \!l P fmm t h e k | !Ii n; : n f a n n -
Il w 2 - 5 u fi n - vi a uh hIn l wl t n m ~| | \r R° l
h s i l u n n IIw ; = a n d n u d r l n t s u n t i r w k n
amd m l n - r Iftlrenpvalm.A Qlispaatalr
[ m m t n r l o In i l u lixr lmng v "!'oI\ ~gn\ ;\h
|'l|I|\;=ll|l}Il 1 u\ r l- ¢ nm n y O ri n !i y l n g In
lllr 1n 1 I- ¢ u f A le x u l nl r l n .
my ow n !l ¢: |rl ." lu suhl In hl u vul mry,
" m u l I i n n r t h e m i n m n l i l n n r i n g i n g
Q u n - t h l s m u l !n n !i n a g a i n .tlslu
ll l l l u l Iw i h s ' a fn l n f .\ f ! | ?_ N w :Agnlwh,t h a p n w l d r n l
||'n.~¢¢l u u r vn i i x n n : l m 4-unto!n f
'¢-»1141 W tkh u- r. l im 1. Bl lr h. . 11 m em
l | 1 of ( 'n m lw ~n y l 1 2 0 t h In fa n t r y . w h o
\\: l|\ : lm flr wl A n w r l m n Dd lh wl n n Ge r-
ll la m m il .
" h i Qin * n am~u f : l m rsgml\ lh.'*iw'
s='»|." I hu*Iinw llllrl z r l h u w o n t h e
¢\ | -Iw i n f : h r d m A m vr l r a n m h l i o r
10 lm-i~\I|ul :the m i l rs!thu ¢'n¢'m_\.""
'Fill' }»rl"¢!|l¢*n|r\al ll ;i n Xm v Y o r k
um: :ho Nur Ent can buy more from
America.Tobaccv,llenriee.nlou il.attar at msn, nldna. éurnnu dates.
np. gosulzlml. hldu, fun. olive all.lang-:tuple cotmn. mga. clrpeu. and
oriental objots d'nr1 are lmao; Ihb
Imports ccmlng Into the Unlied Bum
(mln ,thc Levant.n ul!! be tha aim
of the Amerknsfrhamlwr at wmznrrufor the Levant In help establish trade
connortlnns lralwnn reipomihie mer
chant: on olther aide of ilu- ncnu.and to mmm: ah pnmlhle infonnl
tion and ||a!l!ln¢¢\ so than vnndns
In trade ln this held."
on on ¢\;hn\snl mm! mmflr nf $\.Nf.I.¢'!l'2.&I¥nwarmlhmnl.
Ilan .
Judge Rlspecu Unifoml
("b|¢nga, III.-:Fcden] .ludgr Llndllrefund in nent:-new Wllllanu Zweyer,
found :willy nf fnhhery. hvrnuno ho¢pp¢ar¢\|l hofunr him in :he uniform of
x Unltni Shun mlm:-r.
\\n»| h1""*"U. l .- -'lh o° !m¢ |3 n f Pa l
wn n ! IN \ » w !a| \ \ \ l l l l r Ink' rhivf j\ 1*\!ire'
nf !hr\ l: |ih ~d Htn lwl \l sin nn ih v s h»| »¢°
n f n w l n r l e r y h i r e . n e x t t u t h a g r n w
o f m n h m t !n > r Jqm-rn.T h e : p m wi l l
In their place a rough sms-was or
also wound ie-:ther hand; :bout thlirarms to protect the deiluna ian and
hues of lhllr ¢0'lll from th! lull af me
uma._M n e t p ta n r s s i d e vu [ s ma ll
uhh nm held thelr sea. wine aku
;. _P n b l l a h e n A p p r o ve Zo n e R a t e .
C h l n g o . i l l . - Tw o h u n d r e d a n d s i x -
t y t h r e o ne w s p a p e r p u b t l a h a n o f t h e
c o n t r a !w u t u r e p r e a e n t l d b y th e
ln l a : = r1 D a i l y P r e s s a u o c l n t l o u . a t at
n m ! a n n u a l m e e t i n g , a d o p t e d a r e s o -
lut io n nn dor nl ng t he so me p ost ag e ra te
w h i c h t o u r y n r s n o i h l y oppo sed.
Op p os i ti o n t o t h e t 4 - h o u r we e k l y
sch odu to fo r t h e p i i n t t n ;tr a d e s na
n t l o c u t h o p u b l i s h e r a l l a vu vo i c e d .
2 7 . 5 3 m o r n t h a n a n n o u n c e d I n t |-
tob tlt w h e n n g e l l m i n a r y n s vr e f w e r e
g i n a o u t , w e r e s u b m i t t e d t o B p a a k e r
Gl l l a t t o f t h o h o u s e o f r e p r e sa n l a t l vo o
t o r n p p o r t t o n m o n t pu r p o s e s bar t h o
c a n n u b u r e a u .F i n a l Hg u r e o p l a c e
t h a m u l p o p u l a t i o n o t t h e o u t l y i n g
p o n a n o l o n x o f t h e U n i t e d S u t u a t
1:.14a,1as.w h i c h b r i n k l t h o p o n u l v
t l o n l o r t h e l n t i r o c o u u t r l m d tts
p o i l l s l i o n n t o 1Xl';8 59358
.._ - --
I u k a i n s h o L a m r P a n o f
zs g hu - em u Ga n t ur y .
A i m l c k '\ vu o n e o r u n fa m o u s o l d
g a m b l l n g c l u b s o f l o n d o n .I l t u . a t
u a : o w n i n t h a m a r v m o f u n
E l g h z e u o t h c e n t u r y . a n d t l l l p h ; t h a n
wa s e u or m ou n .I: w u n o t u n c o m m o n
fo r t h e looses l a \l fl I | | | | a l l l " .t o
a m o u n t t o u p w a r d s o f i n c o m e .
ll ml l rl -' l hc \Gvrmsln g0\\rm l\t'n£
i n n\ \ h f ° 1 }n unto fr om llw a |ll|Nl
nu l l i mr y w ml r n l m r n n a ln l n u p m n e -s t i n g
||| :a 1|m t he f= e» rml !\ m; In vnrl mn s p ar is
o f G vr u m n y r u ( vn l u n l w m f m Sll osi n.
:mel dvr mnadlnsz that mo dnalns 're taken
l| | | | | n = r 1 ln l 1 I5 i n pw vvn t s u vh l n fr i n g o
l m n l n f H n * p m u w i n m y .Th a d i s
l n m r l n w n l n f Ih r uI¢>!:\¢ilm»-t.ln,ulr¢1lf1:
fnrl lzod In Up p e r . 8 l lvs l ¢a l s o h i d r -
n m n d vi l
'Phe ;.1m m m m ! i s -is nt m sl n w ar n
lm r n g m n u :ut l o ln p t s za h r I p " h u n s
p r m s e d t i i I, . | a "b y m e ru ia l ug , n f
\o Iu| | '¢ e rs .
om 4-:tru nuwulhrllfl l rsl rr lv-1 t ar iff r ll ll im l nn ll ll ri y- nd ui
fa rm pr na h ir xn .l l : d m L I l l | n w vr l t i m
we r vl u r y n f I h r Ir va w u r y I n e m p l n y
|wr\n!1h°n i n wl u vl n g u ff ¢l1|n\}\I1|g u f
f--wlgeas Iumvls gnnlllr. 1ulnismn-as :ho nm r-
li mo n nn l rn l u\ i'r | m{ \m 1 !\ !| ul m u f sl ym t
m v! ¢ g n r | | | | - \ In ¢ l a r i fy m n g l u s i n t i n -
un=Ill -.f ¢11|Ll»- M uir): rxnm!! from
flm !|| 1!1I|; vm |u||1:.:~rashs.
L a w W i l l G l vl C h l h z l r l n V e l o
.:. fr . rN \n P I I)hl | \. - -A l !§lll1¢lrvll
\.h u h mv ra »\ »|| l| 1l in ll la mml rl nl w }\1 ll
sunult i \..- 1\l!| 1\\\'|l in rule* undrr a pro
m I. DuPont do Nemo-an ca. U. B.
Rubber Co.. Guaranty Trungbmpnny
of New York General llolnrs mrnnnnr.
Amnry,Browne In Company,(BrutLa k n Tu m company (hmmerhni
Union of Ameda. In-lwmd. rm-me
A Company.Hammond T3p1\\\r!||.K
company.A.B.Furquhnr company,Robert H. jngerlail &Bri)-.Robert
Online. .Inman A. Flrrllh U. 8. SIM!
cofpnrltlnn !*helpa~lku!gg enmpany,Brown Shoe eompnny.International
Wolnvru Electric company, ll. J. Heinswmpany.The mmhenhlp einen a
xwwins nn or merchants. lhlpomnera,
.1|Ir h nl 11 ma l l t ri ! In .A i b m !! ! b u i l d i n g E s n g a !I n l l l ? O
¢'0l ¥n| »¢o 1i_ hu gs whuh se any Nw s w ort
| It i vo w i r d :fo r m m f da ys .t h e p u t
U n k . l : ¢ ¢ : \ IL 6 u l l u r k o l fu nd s so m y
Hmfal I-Insta.Quan-I wan: to do namolbtng bl;
an :Inn bc toro I dll.
nmWnmnggon. D.~ C.--F~eral gimhibillc:aid.
n - ».l"oi1h~3|u.lu l n lm - l ln l m :¢ ~ vi!Iv I
# o w n n f a l u m n i L E D | n r n n n n In n o r t h -
er n l n ln i m, wa s p n rl l ml i y w ip e d o ut 1: 3
\dn ud ln rl rn r.a w n n t l n g zu mm11 r v-
wl r e 1 1 !n¢°re'.( h i r M o he n - p o r i n !I n
h a ve h vvn Im t .F o u r t e m n f unm er
\\5rnn\\w -¢'n|»IL|In I21115101 K!l;mlrl¢lg
of I!\I1|nI¢\\hi1, Ala.. lim# 1R'l1lI!l\lnuum»
In t h e Mausuria p r i a m n é h r n l u in i n
¢u rr r m1 e ¢l . frn n u vcg ie r lr s nn w n f Ima t
al lt y a nd lr r mf. a |~ m |1 \Im ,z In l 'lP |Ir l1 |
5e n » I\ | n ¥ L r w b y l i m l i e d P m s n .
Oo n iwn i iialdont..
"Hour was your :fur-dinner :pooch
neelved. d-l\rT'"Hot an will.While I Ira! tnlk\n|
ml ar! use guna actually wand."
'nu should not han sto-ppod for a
limo thing tune thai.""I had is | top.Th a o th e r n wl
woke him up and wanted so lnmr
C b c y e n s w . \ \ ) < \ . - " Il \ e l a w n q n l r i n g
n a r y m l m w l m h l l i w o u t a mn rll I\1 :\!
l l n n m I n W y nn al ng t o fi rs t h a ve a
d o c m r u ' vr n i l l c a w z u in h is p h yn lr nu l
`nm¢ ll!l m1.hecuzup vfl o c i l vo In m l s
al a! 9 M ay 2 0.
R a n . \ n l d ¢ \ . T | t . - l m l u l w l h H a r ; l ¢
20.u n a sh ut a n d k i l l r d ,n_nr1 i n r
flnmsor.Nc-Iaulrl 3l¢Nrll. was \\n l\n11o1\
i n n : u n fh z h l l w w r r m M r N a l l a n d n w
| : i r Is | m r H \ 1 » . D r . a n d M r s . D i r k l l u r
?h|mu l h e r la n u i h vr . l l . 1 I. H a r r i s u n
u h h n m h e l d t h e l r s e a . w i n e a k u
a n d r o l h a t r m l l n m a r a m p ;I l a n
d t h e n l l r i h v i n l m g c u r i m e r r
: I n n s m o u n t e d o n l o n ; a t l c t l . s s h
p e r f u m e d . p o l d o n d a n d p a n n e d ll k a
c u m l a d i e s . a n d s o m e o r t h e m e ve n
m m m ¢ m i s s i n ; l u j y l l k l t a l k .But.
u m a w h o m a d e : h a e r r o r o f t h i n k i n ;
I
N u r 'f o r k - - ! ' r n p m a l |n f K n l r r a l
m a d i l m n l l u o k l n g t o a m t l e m m t o f
t h e m a r i n e s t r i k e In r f! e r t l r l n r e S l a y
1,1:-¢re u n a n l m u u s l y re-jwleel,a t 1
m a i n ;n f l n r n l n SW a n d 8 0 o f t h e
;l r i t i l h Q u i l l B l a u
A l o x n n fl r r . ! !; ¢ y | 1 | - l l va vy r s l n fn p r o
m e n t s o f l l r i t l n l l m l l l M !l w vm h r n u g h l
h o w a n d l I\ { u { 'n l 1 1 \ 8 u l u n l u y i n q m l l
m l t i u m d l l l up ri a ln gu .F p u r m l l e h g h :
l n g m m l n u r d i n t h e u r n r i f l e ;
tended zo ~ay se: about un mann1| Ill a mn: um or mwmony .n u
wo n straw hats with vida brian.incur and ribbon trimmed; the wma
summed m luv the llshs from lhlli'
ey es. up emu the apec utou mint
not un :wr umnioqa shea' snag :ron
m u h .'Buy also Dflvn look ol! zlnlr
Y. S.Po~ulaliall I0-1.7Z0.8%||I .|1 l mmnuhuw nl to t n -al 9 m n -
..,.neu men d the Unllrd States
New 'i¢\rk-The Smmhmi on mm-plny of N4rr Jem; \\||»¢ rlnnml as a
ur .....iimmm.MeNr!! nau|»4°d.Dr. liar;lunah! the maple inrrr ilerlng from InI
Illu :ml had stuppni nt Sulmm In
for tha ns young snrka wfmld uné
s lmr d l a l s b a d r o p o ta h u mlmn t
aleaun su-iua a laugh.
Ta r r l f M l u u n B l t t l c £ n d l .
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Sn 1n||;{r|°|~\ uvvr HIP {lm~|';:1'l\|\tn ri !!
hli t vml; ai ulw n t hc- hm lrP . h y : I H ale of
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p n r l In w l n h In l i m s w nn w l n u l a n g r w d .
Tl w | » m \ r g o n n \l l w u u n .m u m !In
Hn '¢Imflmg alatgnc n f lin*hu ll ars alo ll.
wa n Hn l u vsl b y P w \ \ | l r | \ t \\ \ !| u 1n , h u !
I.a m:nu|¢ ~ lu rue Af w r n =\ i nw i ng th e
ahn1 l»ame ne. luv | \¢~lh vrwl h u t u r n n l
|1 han rl wul l u f tha ? Arm lnm v nf Pua li llr il
F|i|>m'(:a n d a t sl s i l n m r re l cl l mt l n| ¢
fh a 1 2S i ll n n nl w rn a ry u f t h u !'€ \° \ \ Y ur i
Vullnlawrrtiui.In lm th II\~ l| 1|\ 1v°| ll c 9;
pu u lu l n l Il w l l |'N | n f p u l ti m . : Ih \~ g ul f#
orzmarm nn 11 lamhaluear-:~ hmuln nllll of re-
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x wma. -fm .mn ln z In dui on 4 frnrl: wzwmnnvnxsn BLAIR NEBRASKA.
"i n
r o u b l e l D l a a p p u r W i n n i l u T a k e s
Ta n l a c ,a n d H6 1 va n H o w A r a i t
S t e a d y a l G a n l l a - - C u n a r d
He a l t h S pl c n d i d .
°1 1 w a s o n t h e f e m o t a c o l l a p s e
~ t l w a s u c t w l y u m m t o l e a ve t h e
~ n u n , b u t l m n o ve r i o y e d n o w a t t h e
w a y Tn n t m :h a s r a t o r e t l m y he a l t h
s o pe r fe c t ly . "de c l ar e d M r s . 0 0 1 1 u .
scks ou,5 0 I M u l b e r r y Bt...Te r r e
H a u t e . l a d . "s" I w a s a l m o s t l n e r vo u s w r e c k . a n d
t tltnas fo r x t u y u u e t o e ve n t a l k t o
m t up se t m e co mp le te ly .E w a a.t
n l g h t I m u t t !n o t g e t e u ; a n d q u l o t
. u n d w o u l d l i e w i d e a w a k e , h a r d l y a b l e
to l l e ep a t a ll . a n d o r !!- s n j u l i . g o t u p
o u t o f b e d . z 1 : a n n o r u t l e u . .N o r f -
- m u h u d u n h e n o f t e n c a m e o n u p a n d
fr e q u e n t l y m a t e d f o r d a y s a t a t i m e .
" Th e n l h a d r h e u m a t i n m n o n m i n m y
j o l n u I w a s n l m o u t l t e i p l e i l t M y l e n
. m d e l b o w s h u r t fe a r fu l l y a n d s o m e
t l u w l I ju st ac h e d a l l o ve r .Th e r e
se em ed t o h e n o r e l i d fo r m e .m y
fr l e n d l w e r e a l l w o r r i e d a n d I t r u
al mo st d ln lu ra ri en ed .
SHE U|DN'T DARE
Lqgllnuse
un Verge of Nervous Collapse,
lmhana Woman was Almost
Helplesa
1 = . - s r ' - '
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There la mm lie-I ai not as return ,'
Thar my poor ~ may tend a lonely grave.1
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In the world s common sepulchre and slmne f
_ T h e ~ o f even' narion's hem:~
`~let t common sorrow lmllow mi ne. /» "
-Bur let me lqnr beside ht vesting-place,when fgwae-zeand scarlet ~ md..
A bit of beauty fromhis native -The yellow glory of our goldervlod.
There Bel 'um's bloom and lcaly's fragrance blend;
s'There sllamrock buds and purple heather grow ;
There the fair lilies of the fields ofF~ranoe
Grow side by side with England's beauwousrose.
There, wi:~ che -#~#;>~»maple; and the ~Wltll esslzlac amffragran: laurel b oom
¢ ..».J._ 5"
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bond: lor lm: erection of s new 1/:hoel
building were defend by wo vous.1 m p m m n p h l N e 1 n ¢ mn mee unz d me f nrlvra at
n e w T o l U i ° ; " f ¢apodnl ~at o m n i ;
HE U|DN'T DARE
To Lqgllnuse
n Verge ol Nervous Collapse,
lmhana Woman was Almost
Helplesa
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect It
"n l
roublel Dlaappur Winn ilu TakesTanlac, and H61van How Ara it
Steady al Gan lla--Cunard
Health Splcndid.
°11 was on the fem of a cofhpn
~tl was uc twly umm to leave the
~nun. but 1 lun overland now at ihaway Tnntm: has ratoretl my health
a perfectly." declared urs. 0011 u.
scksou,w t Mulberry Bt...T a m
Haute. lad."_"I was almost l nervous wreck. and
t tltnas for xtuyuue to even talk to
»~~upset me completely.Ewa a.tnlglat I multi not get eu; and qulotund would Ile wideawake, hardly able
to sleep at all. and often just got UD
out of bed. z 1:an no rutleu..Norf-~ul hudunhen often came on up and
frequently lasted for :lays at a time.~en l had rheumallnm no nm in my
- ull I was nlmout helpleilt My len~d elbows hurt fearfully and some
tlulrl I just ached all over.There
seemed to he no relld for me. myfriendswere all worried and I tru
almost dlnlurarlened."But,uupplly for me.a na o f mx
rlemls suggested that I try Tanlac.I never will forget how l began toImprove nnil now l shlnk lt ln wonder-
ful that I mn feeling no well andtronzMy swrvta are just as steady
an can be mul I lm\en'l. a rheumaticptlln about uw.I am lu just splendld
health mul wlsll ererybmly Ilnejt wha!
l :mud mtdlrlnu Tnnlalc ill."Tuulatr ln :mill ily lgudlng t1ru¢gllt
-qf arywhvre.-Adrertlsemeut.
Luck.Edith-1 hura only lwu)girl on:nies and they duu't spank tn auch
-ollllfl -Mu mI- llmt fgrmnutei
Drug Btnro €plsad¢.
Huw nzurh ls mu perfume?"Iflfty cfm: n drum.""Iluhi Do you se!! Itby the drlntf'
~.
Unly :ba siow chlaei of time can
France Holdsw ..
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'Bn y e r" on nlwn or a n u hm: | oua n n o t n u m; n p n ln o u p mn pro-
ncribed by |>hy |1c| |n| for iwmqma: n n and pr o ved u h by mllllonl.'nn Azplrln only as wld ln the Buyeraccrue tor Cddl. Eeadlchl. Nnnn|~
||.|, Rlreumlllm. Eanc hc, Toothlcht,
Lnmbllo and for Pun.uu my d n
bout ol' lwelvo Baylr 'nbien of Al-plrln cm (ew on-nu.D r u wu a l s o
sell Inner packages.Arplrlu ll metrade mark uf Blur xunufmurs afllnnoue llmc ld euler a t Slllquddw-
;u¢__
-who an wmwfg in direct touch -39
the public. there one :gpuuion 1.hu been very sn ueerwmihlthan conditions.The mild md hauling'inlneueo of Dr. Zilme:| Sinmp800% il1ocn're.1ll.u4.It atandn dn highs! int
its remerlnble noond meous.in examining f for one nl theprogmlnent Life nmnnn Companies, inan lntervievr on the mbiect. made the astnnisbin; statement that one muon why
u m e w e g a eli u n u f o r i n e u e u n n n wjst!ed il u l kidvy lmublo il socommas to the .American people, and thelaneuuiority of than 'hone sppliu-tions are declined do not even suspectthat they have the dilllle.It in on ullmznf ldr agdo rulnbotthe nltr aai nu.medium and large.However, If yourislaixnttoteetthh.EiT:"?rep|nt§cn and um cents to Dt.l i b . ,¢|¢h|.m\ou.N.Y.,£ors:ample battle.unma; be mn mdmmtlou this paper.-Adv.
g g .|ow e de b a t e h o t l y a n d s u r r o u n d w i t h
w o r d ! a n d e a g e r n e s s u n a d o u b t : u m
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Thug, with :he ~ :naples and =~gg~»4Wuhqpmgb_a ~laurelb . ,
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"W o on iin uy vwvlv never m mf lltd to l home pany.""Yu, ur;have a lot ut luc k um we dcm't ap
preciate.",
c u n e d .la le ft w i n d i n g l g n l n t l t h !
ho ri z on .
'fl i a b e d n n l n g o f s o m e s u c h r u m m a -
t l o n m a d e It s e l f t e h c n l l e m o r u l d a y
I n t ye a r .l u t h e c o m m s m o n t l o n o t
Catarrh
C n u n h i s t i o c t l a n - n u |n a i l ; m u n -q n a d s e onnmuuuml oondlllcnl.H A I » L ' l T A R R H u z n l c w n l l an a m a n d ? \ l !l 5 l | .a m a n n1 I t H o o d m d buI\ dln 'l f B y n u l .l: l. AI.. L'8 CA TA RR H ll D c u e : r u t o r a ng g " - I a n d m o u m d a l l n v n N u n n t o
. . é " ; > f . . . ¢ 1 »C !h r s m a .r. J. C h u a n ' a 0 0 : ° '1 o 1 | d 0 . O h h .
o t d .
" P a w ,n m n n c e r l "
"'| ;be m a n w h o w r i t e s U n co l l a r
spoke ln French and explnlned tu his
peopie the meaning of Memorial day.
One felt. lnlllncilrely, lhllr sympathy
md love..
T'Ill°n we laid on every grave a Inn:of newer: and breathed | prayer for
the absent ones.Each girl fe!! per-mnnlly relpondblu for each mound In
tht row she decorated.Hour clear the
mms on mane cranes stood our even
though 1 yur had planed!
The French omcen una a wreath azthe l'ool of the dupole and om ot
them lpoh vim tenderness of :he he-roel who had :one on.Already there
hun; upon the poll lovely wreathsfrom :hs Ville de Chatnumun fmm
the French molhon umc huon. and
other locnl organizations.The chaplain from the pon at Hon-
tterfluumu addressed us.and thenthree y olleya nn; ou: upon the llr,
de lc rl he d :"
B u n n u m P l s t u n o q u o .
Be y o n d t h e l r n l i m u s e s o f p u r p l e
ll l n cl z pn a d ag a l nn t th e t ou r re d ro o fs
of t ha h o us e s .In t h e d i s t a n c e n r o w
laz y cl ou ds . In s ky o f bl ue , hu ng a bo ut
t h e u i d ca t h ed r a l a p l r n .B i r d m i l s
i n d a r e n t o f B o w fr l t l l l e d t h e a i r .A t
o u r r e e :l o w m o u n d s a n d u h m
. .|
e n b y : h e h a n d s o f Fr e n c h w o m e n
nn d I'r e a c h c h i l d r e n .t h e t m g l e l o f
l h d r F r e n c h cn m r ad e a b l o w i n g o u r
the m. , st ir s W e d ee pa o f nw er un eo a nd
Io ya l ty .
A scene i n Fr a n c e .l u o n e o f t h !
ln g e s t c e me t e r i e s In w h i c h Am e r i c i n n
allmt power Uni all who participated
could not but feel.Tears were nearer
:bl surfac e am lny one suspected.
memoslen mon pol;uaut.The verythough! of our dead lying In the soll of
a k d i u c e r . a
n o u n u g h e u
vi o l e n t fl a g !
w l t h n l u e
p u l l e d h i m
" l l l n a '| n
poor soul fu;>nl1moph|¢1Th r o w i n g
the nan in coma.Then wlil be flour-
ers upon then flint mia rear.
Gradually me cemetery became dl-
nrtld except for a few who llngrred.
A group ot mlrlnel stood about the(nn of n enmnda very du r .lt l
marker vu of none ans; bore gheuvo n h :"A true uoldier beloved of his
comrnda."Al ous side l lad :wad
lreeplng lnd mid un that his brother
th e w h i t e c n - o n e s an d n l t e n c l u g t o r I
mo m e n! t h e n o n; o f Ih r bi r d s. A yo u n g
m a r l n e Laced t h ;flag.sal ute d.a n d
pl a c e d n bu g l o t o hi s l i p s .U p o n l l w
w a r m c l e a r a i r o f t h n t M a y d a y t h e r e
u n i t e d d o w n t h a s w e e t a n d p l n l n t l r e
n o l l c o f ' h u m 'A n d - I t n u B n i n b e d .
G l r i l 8 e a t u f vl m u .
B n : w a l t .W h o a n I n n a !O u t o f
- i s
.,,
"fi A~ |~
"W ha t ~mother came and tnlk~ with an. Lon
\a m .B e l o w h ellndamc Go~ ~elle. George: and hllro u r g r a ve l .A n d m a y w i d u t .o h
\~o». no!"
" B u t P m i l
n d I h u i
they told un nf :ho honor that was
didn in c n:in; for than grunt.I
thought of 0¢0I'|.¢l' letter and his cateror the frlendshlp of "a Hula Punch-
lnan."Dew in our hearts than will
Typiges Heroic Dead
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Sl
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IIP
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mourn olliqu lra
Th: drux
lhnc h~nn."zz was just the lovin; klnduesl of s
kindly Dwpla ind na thul. no mlftlrr
I
Pe r h a p s t h e h l g h n t t e y u o t a o f
M e m o r i a l da y , a l t h é r l n u m c o u n t r y
o r ab r oa d .w a s n m o l a l B u r n a n n .
the hlgh hll l u ndar tha gun a o t ur . %'al»
aslea.o ve r l o o k i n g t h e d r ;o f P a t i l .
t o w h i c h Pr es id en t W l l a o n w a n t ta r t
M e m o r i a l d u t o v u h i s h o m a g a to
t h a se ver a l th ou s an d Am e r i c a n de a d
b u r i e d t h e n .Tu g A r a : A me r i ca n m o n
u m e n t a b r o a d a u t h o r i z e d b y : h a W a r
d a n a r m w n t w a s ae !u p a t Suraanea.
Fr a nc e .Ia n y e a r . a n d u n ve i l e d a a a
pa r t n t t h a M e m o r i al d a y o b s e r va n c e .
Th a a u a l u e .t h i n a fr l a a t cr c a l !o f
har oi e ai so . la t ha t op ; an d oo nc ap tl on
o f t b l t y p i c a l Am e r ic a n m fa n t r y m a n
h r Jo n D a vi d s o n . t h e A m e r i c a n a c o l p
to r.A a M a l t ; d o n e In g r a n i t e l l w l l i
b e g i v e n b y l i n . w m m i I |St r a i g h t
' f o r l e m m e ! d u t y l l S u r n n e a . "
O u r p h o l n z r a p h araa la lr on d u r i n g
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Armin Under the Sur: and BlripnIlad Atwsyl tha Hobie!! AlmlMan Hay Know.
For zvro decide: tho recurnnt ob-
an mn o t Lle mo n n l day tru been
.tha nmlful :ext for c omment uponthe dwindling llno of "The Boys in
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G l o r y . a s s h e w h l z p e n t o t h e b r i n e :
I e l I h d t h e m m l m a y fn t i u w a d ;
I : m u d m s n m m a n a l a n .
d w m l s z .~:
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fi e r n m o u r m u t u d ¢ t o t h e m .
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n o t fe a r .A n i n t h e m o t h a r l u n r u i n
fn a e e ' l m l e a p t h e w i t h e x p a n s e M
u g a n d u t t e r a n r u e r f o r r w a n t h e y
a n d u ,i r b l c h i n a l l #bo : e a u i o
c o m e l l l i b e d o d l n l sd : h o t o " T h e
B o n In Rtmaklf'th-I y o u n g m e n o f
l l l l l n u n a t i o n wh o s o a o t sl y c ar r i e d'65 : h t no b l e ro co nd eet abi lah ed h r
I h t m e n o f t J a e " a r l y a u u n .A n d l n
b l u n o n r o o m w i l l b o p r e u r n d fo r
t h e vi l a m n s o f t h o n r w i t h B p g l n
l n c u m a n d t h e P h i l l p p l a u ..
n l a a p r ou d tr n d l zl o n t h a t 1 : 1 o u c h
» ¢ t h a n : r a n t h e a r m l e s b e n n l h t h e
a n n a n d St ri pe s fo u g h t fo r h u m a n
l l b c r l f , t m l fo r g r e e d o f n r r l t o r y o r
l u l t o f p o w e r .b u t .i n use Im m o r t a l
i n fi l l o f [ . 1 u ¢ 0 l n , t h a t g vve m m o m o l '
th e po dp io s ho u id n ot p ed ah .A n d t h o
ou t c o m e i n ea ch l u n j a m m e d u m
h l l h t h a t " c o n q u e r w e m u s t w h e n o u r
c m n I: I l Ju s t . "A p e o p l e th a t t u t e s
u p : h o u r o r d o n l y In m e h r l r c u m s u n -
n o a n d w i t h m e l : x p l r i t l i n d a In : l n
so l em n ce r e m on i a l O !ll e n l o r l a l d u
1 q m b o l m n o f p n t r l o t l s m . l n u o w n l
cAs1un|A 1Given in Brin! Items For BQQQ-gina, p1Ir§§}§in mae to build
n sa.-Iwo! that win be |tg¢q1 courBU-ll' Rea-den.I fnunlsr center.A mntnrl for me freelion of n :mr
lhaons of Columbus are planninl
to erect | near iluonlc temple.
Mrs.. Anna Itzpp of .Auron recently
celebnled her hundredth birthday.
A large landing |leld"!or airplanes In
bein; uno out on the-Cherry county
fnlr grounds at Ynlentlne.
Tha new olty hall at Valentine ls
nearing completion and In 1 few days
'lill b? mend; for occupation.Anglers rrport that some mightyBae strings nf black bass are he-Ing
caught .n Ialos of Northern Sebnska.
The mm annual camp mfntlng nf
the Nebmnkn State holiness mznucln
tion asIll he lrold June 1?26 lt l.lnooln.
.flshkmlln h00¢l§!|l are xuthe midst
of a rnmpalgm tor the bllzhuwnt
of n alatle tlnh hatchery In Garden
oonntr.\.Acttul mnslrtwtlnn work 0D theUnionParltlos"now Nm'from n m :
into tlaalwn county. \l*)oruln5; is now
under way.C. {'. Ilunshurtn prominent Llnroltn
attnrmy was el:-aft:rl as a s-nmllchllohenna: lmllcing nt Gxford 11-an unmrtlfl
gm n . v Bender. locnl contractor, for
$50,785.Alvah Horner Dlwmn c ounty nw-
,enltnnl ngent.re-pam that slxtevnyou d .t\\enty t1no precincts of the
county are thoroughly organized.
I One thpulfnd sor te r:from the
*eastern end ot the state arrived at
Beotublntl aboard s lpnc lal xnln to
work ln tha best ounr holds.
A mm emenl ln under W? to Imld
m international lrrial mumaunc-nt atom.nhn this fall.Avlntnrx from all
parts of the world will partirlpne. L
|A apectnl election at Valentino ra-,lulted in a landslide for the propoied
1bon¢ls tor | new high school which
ll to hp a 300.000 modern uructun.
Many mllea ot country road ln both
Hull and Boyd county xr: lo bo harm!surtacesi by the county highway ds-
partmenu thls y ur.
I A spec ial elac tlon wuz be :ma lt
Ctmdron June 16 tor the purpose nl
voting additional bonds for lmprovb-
ln '
llse ~§|
For Ilver:ll
5-
; | .Ihirrhdafswhich hu lu au: la 0on|tansin¢P1».|
Il a timely mmamant so prawnsdprocnl trade nlauous between A1
t a md nun g m ::ru--exlam
ind EUS" lo Rasta. and mmals to Italy-of which Dunzuntin
il the cmlvr.Ga te wlr to vm lmp lf tt
n h h1n|»|"lil(| time 500 Ne la rna kn urAh u n k m||!rn1?s°¢l lay u n i n n l a b o r
r i !!l m n p o n fo r lnusinmm In O m a h a
rl l h i n th x - n e xt s l x l y m a r s .n w u r u l l n n
n n p n r n c f m m Il m m e n n p o l l n .
Ii n r n s .wl m!m \Ils ,uu lh ui lm il nz ;a n d
n a n ; m l l r s o f l N vp h » n o [ In c w r r e d e
l t r o y w l In t h v H l r i n l l y n f ¢}lr»mI1lP,
m u m s m u n t y , b y n t vr r i l k w i m l s t o r m
Th o C II*Pn r k . I- '~ ° 'u l r l l t h e G r a i n
1 . .. . . , . . . . . .Ts f r r l l v m m w l i l n l i o m i lin*M i t r e -
un lo n nf l l w i$ ], gh :} - vi gl zl in d | \| .s Io |\ t o
In ' h e l d a t D u M n l l w s , I n . . A u g u s t 2 6
und 27._1 H e a d q u a r t e r s o f t h e U n i o n P a c i n c
] u n d B u r i l n g t o n r m r o u d a i n Om a h a .
h u e a n n o u n c e d n w w u d r e d u c t i o n sI Ia ! w a g e a s a i n , a l l o c t h r e . Iu t y 1 , w h l c h
-.. r s A n n . .. . ., . |" -
Almost as Easy asWishing .
'Kaur brw::a1rF1: <t cup is ready
without trouble ordelay when
I smut Posrtm
is the table beverage
To a teaspoonful oFInstant Postum in the cup.add hot water. stir. and youhave a sacisfing. comfort-ing' annmeaelsg tful intaste-and with no ham oo nervaordigestion. As many cu s asyou like, without xegpretz.
u v n__.T h e r e s a ~
P o s ~ C z n m f u . .( l n p a c k a g e l l | ` " ` f
m u h b y b o i l i n g Rall 2Q_rr3;1?;|.q,tas..»l z ~ r s ' r A N ' r P o s r u m l i n u n a )' f l
n a d c u m a n u y f»1W ¢='=g§'.14§g&?='=°==. :.
H~ 1 = b y wu » ¢ =f = ° ! ¢ l= ~ ¥ » é» § = » = = s 1 ¢ c »¢ = u ¢ 1 = Rf ' .
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What to Tame for
s w ;
e a do o e ofC a :t e r '|L lt tle L lv e r Pl3 1 |
-t n k e 2 o r 3 fo r a fe w n ig h t la fl» e r . A
f d a n a restore to t h d rS J W f u n c t i o n s m. | 'a ¢ . @ ¢ h m ¢ o . ¢
%;vmeso:fit paeuway . In zbesame manner
._r¢fula!elheBo¢o¢b¢fd;eroenlC'an|Hpm!i|1|1.
g -, _ ¢ ; _ - g _ _ ¢ ¢ -in a li la i n o lb e u d hlh le n
NDT IN wHoL£sn|.e ausmsss
Amount of Rouge This Dunno! would
ioqulro lien Than DnlqglotCurl# In Stock.
'I110 drug alnre was qul1.° slr thexlanqlng hall; but tha onlnln In noeakdancer. Ind had been ln hed men;
hour: ufheu he was awakened hy meviolent ringing of lsla olghl hen.wlth sleepy words of romplnlnl be
polled hlmael! from l1l| warm bell.
"lllno'| nor to realun why. or somepoor soul may dd: zur." he murmured
;>hlloooph|¢nlly.Throwing up his lredmom windowhe allowed the urs: cold not ol' lrllul
to rush put him. shun out tus had
out.Below he our n :nuns mu.~ww no I do for y on. mln!" heloqulnd."la gnyona dJ[n|?'L
"0h. no!" emma back in urn! tons.
"Bus Pm duels; at lilo un :lou by .
nd I have qulle run out ol' rouge."°"lnd|-ed!"inoned the olnzuma
dwmlst.~: am ferr sorry. mln, butI neu: keen enough rouge in noel to
rover e c heek me y oonl"Thea he hanged the window downand returned to bed.-Chicago Dull;
H e n
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1us1 limes of osnucnbu
Aa the Boy Sxplllned It, the Finding
of Hone wa Really Q\\lu_llmplo Hauer.
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Speaking of the development of ua
storylelllng talent id youllx. Rlchlrd
Bennett. the |¢Ior| in toad ol valuing
this incident:flame yean no | prominent emu;
o l n t o t n l o c l a h o n e .I l w u n o tmuch of s hone..In tint.. 11: urn mme
ln one eye and spuioeé.But. perhlpuueune;Bennett ny s,ana
promlnen; clllxen wanted the hone.So he edverllled. Morin; I5 rewu-:I
for lu retono.The town half-wlt. uboy o! nineteen. vrllh a lmellp came
one ahemoon leadlog the hone.-with
1 suno abou! the sine of a alaooelrlng.
to the prominent ¢i1ueo'a doors 'nmborso'e owner no planed.
"How," nld he klndly . letnllog lgoodnnrrutivaandanrhnpenoao-
veorori."¥l0W» mr bulk heufs your|53 and P11glee Nu mother 86 if
3on'!l :ell me Jon how no tonnd ln?
none.""W eil, lll right." mid on bog." I
J us' tho ught lt I In mu old hornwhere I would go, Ind I dld lad bl
u m *lil go: the extn nn.-Konus Clly
Star..
The breath oy wame anu uu: wusaw -|l1\.._._...V_!`}_Y ._!_.!'_.f.! lI
O ask me not zo take my loveaway-We xlwuld be lonely for the fields of Francei
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PLAYS No nvonnss
ua~a»wxuw*°"§°f-|cenuy, is mst one of the nld muen
than who showed ul the spot on the
Uuivenity gmunda wheh one ol the
Lincoln-Douglu debatel oemmud.
He mulled xn irmddent in cnnnlctionwlihthisdebatewhichhe k wa .
When Douglu uldreued the glther-
lng he amused Lincoln ol having sold
liquor when he kept a store.His
than was calculated luhlimule sup-
pon from £59 future president, ind It
WIS not \-rizhauz i\a elect.When
Douglu hnishcd and Lincoln hndbeen
introduced. he rvfened to this charge
and frnkly admitted tb l!h i h d
,l GENERAL AND LOCAL NEW S AND commENT
The. Official Paper of Washington County,Nebraska
No. 18BLMR. W ASHINGTON couNTY. NEBRASKA, JUNE 2, |921vo L X X V
mnrmmf *if`f'T"w|iiuB1i1E1i4nss mzvrsw
CLUSES sggnn YEME
FGRW-ONE GRADUATES z
FROM 11. s./
.On Friday evening, May 27, the
(Sth annw commenrement exercises
ol the Blair high school were held,
\\| \b no \o n§
Anmng the pleasant sumrins that.__g _
mme to the patrons of the lllnlrulrools wma uw avmoumemenc ul. cha Flmlm recently ifwéd br ihv na-commenesmem eurclln that §{m».._tlnnll lumber manufacturers' associa-
man Hundum had been awanlnd llm uon alww that the output mmm the
scholarship of M, clus.ieounlry has been on u atudy lnrmaaeThe young man hu Men a tireless since Aprll x.Lumlir ondnn were
www. having drawn from hlx home, 1 per cent ahead of vmdunivn andmme six miles north of Blair. during `al\ipmcn§.s 'I per mn ahead of the cut
his whole [Sur mr y i n school in Nw week ml!-dz May 7. according
¢ourse.`< He i conscientious, pulnl-'l° the Inde barometer lsaued on Mu
(na.
l lluyln; Crnbrrry »|¢aa~~-
ll s. naifl ilwl. mm of the
NSW bun an mln: lnto the lnndlof I f\'\\' biz cranberry men.Sevnralpurchuma of Cape Godcranberry bor
van .mmly made by lmemu um
alrtlfly control l|\'¢v arnagea..»mira mu Arllvetaking $=-1 cncrxcklc »~= has =~~ ,,,..}a Swan* °¥"f_:'2°1' =:ee:=:';.fl..&°::5"f:r":1t,;':2r:'.;:.~
$Ili\I()Rl<\L SERVICES WELL
A r-|'|;Nm,;|)
llomorial services at ll. I-'. D. opera
hmm: on Sunday, May 29, wem\relI|attended and Rev, w. B. F. Babb of;Lhn Chrlninn churrh delivond lhel
aermon whlrh was yell re¢¢i\rd.
Musle conrinilng of aoloa and quu-uma pleased thc audience mumbled.On Monday. May 30. at 2:80 p. m.at the uma plum Rav. H. A. Sealey,pallnr of thc Congregaunnal church
delivered an address a|-»pmprlu\a to
Dov:oraUon Day.Rev. Sealey made
ALUMNI l mcllnou
29th ANNUAL REllllloll Ann
RECEPTION To CLASS
or 1921 :
The wth. annual recemlan and':o-....¢._ -1 .\- .».....|.....ml.- _._
. .. . ._ - . -_. __ - _ _ _
ARLINGTON A c n v m z s
Dr. and Hrs. F. C. Taylor of lows
vhihd saver-sl days wlgl: friends ln
Arlington.
Hr. and Hrs. Brooe Dickerson of
'Fluent aoterulned the following al
Inner Sunday.Hr. and Hrs.Ross
Illllsd l ma d aug hte rs,Vol!!and
Dlwlrlne snd son Gordon,Mr.and
ln. Flml Gllfry , Hr . a nd Htl Hell
Install and A. Batters.
l l . . . - . .. . - . I l f n n s l n s n n q I a m f a i r .
Circle of the Congregational churchod.will probably enter the movies.
on Friday lf`£¢ffl001# at tha homo of lllss Broun:is a znmddaulthlsr of
the former.liir. ard Hrs. Frank Rey nolds of H.
A number of the graduates of Ar- Morgan, Colo., formerly of Arllnrrton.llngton hlgh school Joumeyed me F"-l The listtes school closed Friday
moot Friday to have their pictures
zalren.They mera Glenn and Irene
Chdalensen, 3, Helen Echtenkamp,
Pauline Lawson. Edna Masters. Ver-
nal Baldwin.Laarrenee Keenan,
Ralph Badger and Earl Spangler.
S-crlbner defeated Arlington on the
L a w n ;s | | ¢ n u n s |L n A l a n ! !n f i l I n f l
_sfvemoop with a program and picnic.
Th e re was a i ar g ec r owd a nd e vs r y
one enjoyed themselves.Miss Minnie
Wolf and Miss Alta Nelson. teachers
the past year have been re~elected for
the next bemri of school.
Con'm1enee:nent exercises were
.s visitors Monday. ..1
Chris Truhlsen and srlfe were Om-aha visitors Thursday.
A number from here attended the
ball game at Blair Sunday.a
Mrs. Elrnond Welt went to Omaha
Thursday to do shopping.
The Degree of Honor held s meet-
ing Saturday evening.They have
tw:candidates for admission at
ihe n t regular meeting.A nicelunehcns served at the close of the
I n u g g v e u o n o n m s P m D I g m n g w a y
under tho ¢l1=ws=. but as he proceed-You are invited to join us in sheselsa he said,"Yes I sold liquor asstudies.To make the ~=°=5_g mhesélnougm charges, and here. friends,"
studies you must bqtin nt begin- placing his hand on Douglafehoulder,
ning and K8 overy lesson.."wks my best customer."
The morning servic e will be held a
in a union memorial for the Old \°SUIIHBTI It H20 l!. F. D. hllf,.bl.lt ihé* Du M 'A £f.¥`..°...f..T Rellldiasl
Sunday school will find s class for all .se
who come.o n llolnes,May 24 '11-e o nPrayer meeting each Wednesday Moines Gas company ..i.I.....=to-
evenlng at 3 o'elock.day a reduction of 25 cents a thou-
Olllclsl board meetlng mf *Wed-sand in the price of gas.The reduc-
-....... va -"" """"2Qm»=¢. §I§`%1fl'¢tn the gm; puhilc on " m 1 1 1 1 ~ n g u wd b t g h t l f d i l .- - - - - - ' "~ h i s i n i t i l l
nd man!exp¥"'¢'3 clgbl °°'°§i n ¢gmmltte nt tha doon
..... ---" "'
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ind FTUDBL E I N" l n f lll u\ n
m : : : ° ; m j o y i l i l h i s u l k j m i A ngghn(\E De¢"nln|theP M m mvocation by Rev. A. E. Manh of St. to be applied on the tuition
3~Im~y'a Eqismpni fhmh. followd by nf the followlng schools:lin and after A :hon social time. tbla e o p e r a M u s e l n u n a a y w o r k .n u d n y e ve n i n g b f e ve r y m o n t h .lt i o n g t i s e x fs la i n e d 5 d u e t o g h , 5 °
0 'o - - . - - A L .A ..- - - x A ...... ._ _ e ..R e v COMIIBY o f O m l h a M m H B C u n e m n s p e n t s e ve n !E n w o r t h L e a n n e e a c h S u n d l v L n |A .1 L
The addriess of the evennhz WM\\VesIeynn and YorkFridgyUvenlng in Ariinfton |u=»»= m we un m vmuuunx uwny ! use w e st W IK I! ln un ul i a n v ml ml -e v e mr g gg J 9 ¢ |0¢ K .comod ity.Th e n e w p r i c e i , * 1 _ 8 5
Jesse E r i c k s e n i s a b l e t o b e u r S u n d a y s c h o o ! a t 1 0 A . M .S p l e n ___. J _ .
\-_.-x__ n - . .\.-!.....l - l . I u .p l ;\\Q . ._- - - - - - - +
nn. Chula Aadnvrl um mul
~;1,|:1 »cLi~u"It;." J blnlinrs awe active due to low Blair bgainau huns were closed '88n¢wilfso;ee1ned hobo injected IM
b t b rt:two or iron up&'=~=~="Q '"..1°P'i':"?" f:" %':>',.,... ',...i'...'?."°....'€_.'E°"1"E.'"=."i'3.., amlevdls' in honor of ¢h»ee°='i»=.°f 'fha mill: nf me ham. um nunhl.
I r .m .nx ce l le nt mu ms.;;, \Jo h n s o n , M i n i s t e r .O 'H a n l o n , M a h e r & 0 'H | . n l o n
...A t t o r n e y s .
3 A p q ° } 5 1 C H U R C H - 3 0 1 3 3 T o :M a r y S t o u t :S t o u t . fi r s t
a n d r e a l n a m e u n k n o w n . h u s b a n d o f
W e h a d t h i r t e e n m e n i n o u r m e n '¢M a r y S t o u t ; Jo n a t h a n W . S t o u t :
"|5§`|5'iii»¢ ii an nllfo speaker and IQ _M enllm much aw lnlorrnatlan '
of the war while sitting at the Pence
Conference at Versailles.Hc is agreat pdvonte of the 'League of N;-
liona and almost forgot that he was
addressing the gnduatea so interested
Wu he in discussing the world situ-
ation and the pmssing med of Am-
erica taking an active part.
While many were not in sympathy
with his |.rgument.s,the audience
listened atlentivoly and realized that
they were in the presence of 2.man
of ability and a mzdcnt nfinle
tional hlstvry.The High School Orc hutn rend-
ered seven!selections that were
pleasing to the mdlence and both the
music director, Miss Wsnda Cook. and
the members of the Orc hestra men
bighy complimented on the prognu
made along musiai lines during the
put y ear.The presentation uf diploma by
S1=I>¢~.Tama Skinldo 1 1 |pneededby 1 :hurt uldmss by him directly £0
the clus of '21, :nd wa! of interest
to all.Supt. Sklnkie hu been very
popular with the student body during
the year and when he u lud oc cu-
ion tn addnu them, they hue dunys
shown maded attention and interest.
The audience en}oyed his dear, snap~
py remark and appreciated the fact
as he uid, that in order to graduate.
each member of the :lun of '21 had
lu earn and have his credits.A
number uf the gnduutu were pres-
inted with county certificates en-iltling them to muh. lu ving taken
the nom~§~l training course This
pnc tiw aide of an education ap-
D. A. n. ELELI' OFFICERSr u n NE W X F I A R
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Al a recent meeting of the man-
tcrs of the American Revolution,
h fi at the home of M h
Ball , omcers wen chosen for the
year 1921-22.Mrs.W.w.Wilkin-
son,rcgént;M m J.E.Lutz, vice-
zegcnt:Mrs.John Mc K;y.se4:'y;
Mn. Henry Menelw. trans: Mn. .Iohn
New-ell,negflstrnr and Mrs.A. J.
Lam:Ie, hmm-I1n.
A program and refreshments were
also part of the afternoon affair.
-- .- 1 -wos1.&N's MISSIONARY CIRCLE
GOES To TlIE c ouzvrm'
0.1 Int fflrursday afternoon tha
Wnl11an'|Society of the Baptist
church jourmgwd out to. the Jenn L.
Petallou html to hsld §hli;__
mb»6'i1i»` "a.i:21 '1l»?o"&i'h`t "ia
teruined by Mn. Pearson at a. slx
o'cloek luncheon.All Qresent hui n
dellglnful time.
HITS FL AG POLE
Last night at about eleven u'clock
as K. P. Hundshl was hauling peo-
pia frorq theronvention at Tiana Col-
lege he unloaded his passenger! at
the Home "l'h¢alre corner and in at-
tempting to zum around the nag pole
hit it with his car.The c ar stmck squarely catching
the crank which bard 1. hole through
lhe pole.The damage to the car
was apparently not guest.bending
...|_ _- - . . . . .J n u n n n
7. as compared umm :sw an me pri:-'nun - - " m u ............... .............,vious weelc.
Decrease in Empoymenl
Largest 'decreases in employment
are in the automobile and leather con-I
cerns. according to the survey made
recently by the department of labor.
Decreases amounted ul 41.9 per cent
in the automobile tnde und 409 per
cent in the leather trade.There wu
a decrease of 6.2 per cent in irun and
steel and n reduction of 32.2 per cent
in hosiery and unnlerwur.Colton
manufacturing reportad th~ smallest
dec;use which was 0.4 per cent.
supply in Mmlpc outside the Seacoast
Gunning compmfa holdings und that
prices may advance daily.
ff Will Slip by W ah:
Thru an agreement. the apple IWW?
srl ol' \'i'uhingtan and the citnza men
of Soutkum Cnllfomla a large part
ai the citntl and apple crops of 1921
1IlI be moved cut by water thru this
P}Mma c a m.The gmwe n have
gnjuhnzeui mo barloads of iruit m
s' ileamahip company fur shipment*flu the canil.- d
|Bi; Be la CND
The largest decrease in payroll Wu..Miha the season ha bee Ishown by the lron and steel undudnes e thu largest ahigmentn rfnlzrnswu 'e r r much appreciated bar the
Tha toul amount of pay ml! in Apdl
1921, as compared with April k920,
:hoard a decrease of 58.8 per cont.
A dueluse of 48.1 per cent wu shown
by the lenther industry, 46A per cent_
r In er .aa d w m
ln rg ut in ciense In employment in
April as compared with March, In the
present year, ws: 25.5 per cent in the
automobile lndustry.Woolen indus-
triu increased 22.8 per cent. Derma-
ea ranging from 11.8 to 12.3 were
shown in the leather making, papermaking and car building and rep|.ir-
Ing Jndustricl.The largest increase
in payroll was made in the woolen
indunfin,which altnounted ~m 2:Lb
per cent.Decreases of 20.4 :nd 15.9
per cent were shown in Iron and
sureI and in bituminous coal mining.
Rice Supplies Dlmlnllli
L a r g e a l a n o f r i c e h a ve b e e n m a d e
l a t e l y b o t h f o r h o m e e o n n l r n p t i o n a n d
... ._ . - - | . . .. . . .1 . . - - " I
111 penn wu mad e from Kingutmn
nation in South Carolina a #mek agp.
111| emp i.| bountiful and the quality
1| t°°¢| in lplte of the late fruits.
Rh k f ! M a k e ! F u o tlb le
'Mi gu n wa w ...ia
:loin favnnblc th an it hll been In
monlhm The market hgs reached a
point where buyers and alle n a r e
prnwc ally on an even basin.The
buyers want the merchandise and the
aellen are mrer to neil.The :how
age in silk hosiery Mxic h is dun in
the ltrikn in tho Philadelphia mill:
hu tamed that market in favor of
the seller.'Three of the leading cou-
cerns are sold up.Competition is
ken in the hosiery trade Ind it is
expected it will .continue no for some
time.
I
Sled Maru Slowly
Steel ls moving nt the rata of about
35 to 40 per cent of the mill upasity
of thi countnh Consumption in not
the Danish convention which ls uc-
ing held in this city this week.
Dr. C.R. Mead and Dr. Harris
Nielsen welmmed the delegates in
very appropriate speeches md l. veryable zisponae was given by Rav. G.
B.Glriltimsnn nf Audimn,loud,
president of tha church body and pm-
aldlnx officer of the convention.
'Approximately eight hundrud :lda-
gatu an present and with the toms:-
people padcsd the lin!! tabernacle,
whic h lui bum built, in overhaul".
The Blair Community Chvrun and tht
Blair band furnished the music wdlleh
visitors.a.Blair people are bendinx awry sf-
fort to make the dolqztoa fuel at
home in our Ilttll diy and ul 3| -ld
to welcome them and :bow them the
courbealn due I guest ln this thel i l l l u t l i i l i l a n y i n u a m i d d l e
\_eY10LlN RECITAL
Prbf. J.W. Swihart presents Hr.
David Hu mmlr i and Hi l l Harlan
Ky le In u joint violin redial this
rwins. Thunday J:me2. at uw Bup-
Qiat church ahclght o'dock..
The #mmm 1| va ried nd inter-
esune and um admission in fue.
The Hines Gladys Hcflann and
Helm lluellar md Prof. Ssrlhnn will
assist.
To THE TAX PAYER8 OF W ASH-
INGTON COUNTY,NEBRASKA.
TA K E !*I0'!"ICE.
q u n w : v u n - _- - - - -" _ ,- - - r - - ;
we helluva, for lugmt average gs-
tenduwe th f g r o a tu t number nf
Yllm than having been 50% of thc
clan present for mon than twenty-
tlvc reunions..After all the :Inns hu! been saab
ed, thq new c lan of 1021 vu duly
Initiated.They c ams down lhl thir-
wly . each one lrearlng | paper bib
bearing the inscription *'bsb|P'and
warn :amd at | tiny lablp with tiny
chldrl.Sotwenlen of nursing bot-
titi with milk in them wen pinned
nt tlc h plat! and tbl c rowd unm-
bled beams |. hilarious ons for 5 hwminutes owing to the emmhmn of
the new munbeu.After me adm of the c hurc h ha
served ice cream. clk! and wha nad
nu me ro us c lu l y e ll: ha d bn h ad
and ru-heard. ordtr was nuuraed by
tht g ggumg c d tho uluda thn, lqh
Gu y ¢ r ' 1 4 , a n a h o» a d mu ¢ | u » = » u
alas,welcoming than into t l !
Alumni.The r up onn ' lu p| »m| |W.
ly nude by Philip 0'Hlnlon,p u d -
d a n t o f d m c l u l o f i l i n w h k h h a
tlunkad the memben for thai! Ml-Iii'
mleoma and spirit of pod hllovnhlp
shown.May or Ay sh p u ld lun a pp u n d
next on the program with tha cabinet.
'Tha Muy ur and the Gndulte," bat
ba hllmd to pu ti n an ap pu r an c e an d
Dr. Chu. Hen! *SB c um next *Nhth e wh i m " we ll W m. " n m xml. "
z > 1 - . s tu d i s a ln y a p o p u k r u n
speaker but never more no than when
he zpnkl 'ho membc n of tbl Alumni
md fellow school mates. I-Ill inlemnl
talk was wall worth while und good
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rental home hen..1Mr. and Mrs. H.. B. Camerpn and |
:lasa im Sunday amd the largest at- Stout, first and nal name unknmrn
tendlnco at Sundajfnchool we have "fm-*_°f Jonatl1|n_W. Souti Anim!-
Entertainment Coupon
The undenlgned will be pleued to nccombda'
delanta vlth lodflng during Um Alumni Convantlon of
an Dlnllh [Nmgmn clmreh IA! be held in Blnir. from May
am £0 June Sth. l92l the day with relatives.service
lzmt Addrau sl;-g
n g ,h 14 5, 53,4 e d gg""od "Hin Millie Carlson of Blair viliiad'coupon ou ou nn a r me , g g Bundny with M i n Basie Kra}§oek.hu-der! In N. T. Lund. Ove T. Anderson.Thou.'l'. 0|r :Dr end Mrs. Ben Knjieek and sonm n , C . 0 . D , P . u .D . N l Ian-u|»|~»~~||L m m e Tyson or r esen Y Q of Scribner visited Tuesday evening
f!l!'lIZ33'3'I323!£lZ1JI!!1t13ZI3Zl13'$13i]ZtZ£l1I?T¥II ITIJZIIIII with the formen mother, Mrs. Mary
Coon WITH 0-A-s
|Krn1Ic¢k.They were on their way
to the Ucni.ll! Anlbciltion in Omaha.
E }{ER3'lAN DEPARTMENT
1 H. w. Dorsey spent the week end
5 Herman visitor Monday.,in dnmatized form.._
Mine Vials Rattle :ame up fromChl!!! inc! spent the meek end with
her parents Mr. and Mn. F. J. Kne-
tle.
Quite n number went to Bfuir on
hionday evening and took in the Elwin
The B. Y. P. U. meets at 7 o'cl.nck.
The leader for Sundey evening is
Grace Smith.All of our young peo-
'e i rc u to come The topic.1=rxvd .
is "Life Sketches of Great Adventu-
res," Matt. 4:23-25; 5:1-12.
Strong show.I g Our association meets in Fremont
Mrs. J ustice who was taken to n June 12-15. and the Northem Bap~
Dehospital in Omaha a few #weeks uso un Convention ml!be hold in s
\ | . . l .t . _ . -a n n n n : __- | . | . _ . . . .n u . ;
u e c e u e u :
The unknown heirs ut law, Ieglteu,
dn:risoes.penonul represenutivu
and nll person; Interested in the ef
iate of each of the following named
persons ro¢pectl°.°ely:Jonathan `W.
Stout, Mary Stout. Artimicis Stout,
Bielancthon Stout,Emer Stout,Mary Non Sllut. Noom£ Stcrenson,
Elisha P. Stout, William Stout, Jr.
The foliovring described ml! uhh,
\ _The 6nly sensible, sanitary
method.Cheaper than any
other way..J
YOUR CHEQKING
ACCOUNT.. .,; 5 , , ,
""" u¢:ut:\u|\: """`" "'" DECK ""*n big picnic.There was n ball game receive a cordial welcome.I 'G to the Ella' Triplett property recent-f~~~ ~lr vented byPm\< whir¢=>r==1».:gf §jf"°n;_;"°§'f »."§'1§2.."1;'i1I"§`l`.',f§5 Chutney M.Foreman,r u n n
f C Rucker of Omaha spent Sun 1 °sr r I
llllt -ut the Geo 'imllh home triet und won by a score of 7 to 10
1 'Hrs Perry Rose nent to Omnlm Rev ltewternen delivered the' bu:Let me tell you n secret. the church
Marla) to do some shopping u lm sermon to the graduating
J .H Johnsen and P'C :rhnaon class Sunday evening at the Baptxst is to have new song books in the
near future We hope to hue them: e e n h ¢ : : \ } : h ; | : ; ~ ~ p z r é n r h u r c h Although um 'iw:ther non hare in time for the meeting that in
It unuswly warm the house was we-lI'to begln June 5 Dan G Durfgnn lsThe Comp Fire yin-in had one ot failed.Special musle mven by thet h a i r o u t i n g u I n s t T h u r s l a y n f t e r - 0 : t n w a s g r e a t l y e n j o y e d .
I C o n ..I A.W.Barge returned lost week
hliu Wilmn Lone was down fmm'frolt| Savannah Goo He reports
Decatur and#Peel Snrdny with home cepe no farther \lon| there than here.
ro m..an and Mrs. Sanford wilson dmJ ar m " " " '° Lo we , " h " " '" ' be e n
the evangelist.Mr Dungnn in an
experienced evangelist and will hold
us a great meeting if we eo-operate
with him as he has n right to expect
25 degrees west R00 feet,thence
north 53% degrees wef t l00 feet.
thence north 46%degree*west 43
feet. thence south on the quarter line
390 feet to the place of beginning,
containing 1.23 agree. more or. lean;
in tomuhip IS, north of range 12,
east of the Sth P. M.; and the West
Half of the Seutlwrent Quarter of
Section 18,Tovrnehlp IB,Nor th. o!
Ronge 12, east of the Sth P. M. all
in Washington county. Nebraska.
Defendants.
You and each of you are herebywe win.'notifieti that on the som day of
Dn not pleui warm weather as nn
B L A I R ,N E B R A S K A 'j s ..'|pz.,Ȣa against the boys in that dis-c n lu s ' r 1 A N c u u z c u Nor!:fs
.2 ....i .
un lmm (imnim ind tnnk Snndn\;"dkrin" from n frac tured rib-aince excuse for staying at home, there ts Avril.1921,I'rank Curley,pum-
tiI'l, tiled his p¢u1iO}| in the Ilistdd
xport tn de mas-I 'The County Commissioners wlli a d vi c e m ( i va n u w n e w mmm-
I Tin plntn h" 'meut u a Board of Eqwlsation for en.
C o n l l n \ l -"'€?i». nnnmum nf fnirlv and lmblfull*Thi A lumni NTU by ~~L
~ tha rods people a feeling oflto the engine.
:mt ':;::...':::""' ""f'1=§|{1¥.lQ|¢]§i'\{Q`a hum n.alsnusl, su¢a.|,au\.» aw.-......._.-.._Schmidt and Irene Schmidt.
The honors of the class were taken
by Henman Hurdum who was pre-
sented with the scholarship.
Rev. C. H. Fosernan then we.s in-vited to pronounce the benedietion af-
ter ghlch the Class of 192| became
citizens of the community and Will
take their plac es in the worldThe opera house was nal-nlled
with 'friends and relatives who gath-
ered there to witness this flrat great
event in the lives of their loved ones.
Attogetl:er the Commencement ol
1921 was pronounced a decided suc-
eeee.
-~ " " ""'mated the pack :ma year mn nm ea-FAREWELL HURPBIS f g ~1Expect Gm.; y;,|¢coed 'TB per cent of that of tant year.
JENKINS AIND A.lt is estimated that from one thou-Oli Tends 'Higher »
nd 1 one thousand two hundred Linseed oilshowean advancing ten-
`es oTh"famllif of Fred `!°"H"'clrloadn of potatoes will he shspped lmer and turpentine a s n u .Ad-
glven the surprise of their lives onlast Monday evening when neighbor!
and relatives came in on them to bid
them good-bye and wlnn them good
luck in weir ne home in Iowa..The evening 5" spent in a social
way and light refreshnxfrnta wereeened whic h added to the eveninfe
wn o s a E N D To
ifrom the south aide of
in Kansas this year
ual amount from theeqthe river. The territory
Topeka to KansaI City| n e a r l y f o u r t h o u s a n d
- _ _ _ . . _ _ - -
the Kaur river
and probably annorth alde of
extends from
and there are
acres In the
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enjoyment r a m s a o v a n n a m m n v o x
'AB D U1 ' P o u lmw
_ n -
Eve ry p er s on i nte re s ted ln ~
spa looked for in linseed ollvenuesbutqgls la dependent upon setfon In
tba sxseed market..Consumption
d paiat and oil la on the Increase but
the rnmremont ia still disappointing.
-State J ournal. ,.
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W HY no HOGS ROOT
Why do hogs root?will rings or
other means of prevention have any
.|-s...|....--s..l -nar .nas ilu: lsnllih and.
following dates:
June 1I. 15, IG and 21 and pursuant
to adjournment from time to time
until lwr la made, which will be the
nrst week in August.Mary C. Debel,
17-2t County Clerk.
Puritan flour $3.50 per sack at the
Rhosdes Coal and Feed Store..r
M:a. T. C. Hlltoh carries a fine llne
of childrens' and mines' middlea.
When In need of first-dass iob
work call at the Enterprise ollce.
ceo.Hlndley, wife sm:m y .of
ru.n.~m :ment Banda! at the home of
Int runner ensersammem..Misa Ethel Jensen 'l6snd Stadsy
Capps 'rr played violin solos and
graciously responded to eeeores.
Miss Ruth Moore,lltsa Gtadya
Moore and Hr.Elrosr Christensen
favored the members with aolos and
were heartily eneored . U h r the
program, dancing was indulged ta
until the sree hours.The follosrtng odkers were darted
for the coming year:
Norirnan Lothrop-Prsddsnt.
Eno-mx Schmidt-Secretary.°
Addie Euan--Tlrsasurer.Cards Wiseman-Historian.
Ethel Head-Vice President.r
E
~ui" "" " "" " " " "" "" "" " " "thc luto ac cident on the wiy homedinner At h 'G°° Lmve home:ff m. ,the Sunchy schoci convention
Mina-A r i lld l Lowe,youngest be m d bo gdm-mer of Mr. and Mn. J. n. »»-=-'ra Hggf is now able io up "u
'.0 use.was apented on for appendicatia atme Trklmlh hospltli last week. gsm'jg " 3 ~ ~ >; T£ §{ j" §° §f l" °Z
is xeilinar along nicely.i f f v :.._§__. ___. 4_|:_\.n.|
no cooler pllm In town than ourchurchbasement.
ChKdren's Dny in near at hxnd,
:fwhui are we doing about it?We are
hte llfready.
Prayer meeting and Pcnonai Evin-
. . . n . . . . .- 1 - - . ._ . . - n -1 1 h . . l ¢ . ¢ . » I - n
Cum of W uhin gton County,N l
hrukn. llrlilllt you. and .nach of you
the objec t and pny er of which pe-
tition is to quiet in the plaintiff,
Frank Cllrley . the title to nz the ml
u t a h hereinbefore del-cr!bed,and
SOLICITED
rm. ¢l»°¢\;vf°="°° 'rmmdw mn- c¢¢»¢'im"§4iT.Bé`.ii`I§r"..i& TJ'Ihis~Bank has the facilities. the ex-C a l l ! ! !l l l u l n l a 'T h i s i n a S 2 ~ i > u r =M y } ' ° ° ¢ l n z " E 5 " ' ?° " ° . ' 3 f § " ' . f ' " f ' ? ' l T h e n o b l n m T i r e 8 h n p | b o w \ . » |L i t t l e L a j g "g a v e a
inn#~ lyk }'°\l\§I°|f dunk. in\§ili.»i¢»{L|§¢[éri'¢¥|I'w'l}§\lpatience andthe knowledge oi the i .||::,f,""-|-|:,.¢.,.11|
local condmoue to render you the ._l'_':'_':'1'2"'.!}_*E
What kind of I sewer of, in or to the amid promisu
amember worked and atiended just eac h Sf y ou. be tomer blind and
»d like me"?rutnin ed from setting up nr ns-
d There is to be no P!¢l»¢?lilI! service aertlrur :nv claim. title. lien or de-most ufiicieut assistance.
alreet entrsnee into toms was cloned
and hence Howard. who was driving
the ear was driving er. a stood rate.
On nearing the turn he noticed zhe
f:;Dw»ur algo and instead of pelung
his ear down and turning around he
attempted to make the bridge, mins
'A-'1.'a\l.. at full speed.Ile hit the north
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..DIAHRIABE LICEHSES
The following Hnrriuze lloemlon
have into issued alnee the loot Pob-
lleatlon of The Enterprise:.Harry 33.Gildenleeve and Violet
Everton, both' of Wayne. Neo.
Benjamin F.Owen and Mary
C\l!\l\.u mm snuvv....__emphuii on the selection of breeds.
breeding, poultry house: and llxturer.
the production of infertile egimfeed-
foz*..exg prodmgciifggjtmarketingrge,lice and mltea,: n l common
disease! and their treatment. Amongthe practical Illustrations are pictures
ol a homemade ea:rller. a -lry-mosh
to plow uxralfalfa fields or tear out
foundations f the lmlldinga in no in-flioatlon . n l they are not getting
proper feed.There is no hula for
the statement that rooting results
from la-of of mineral or protein ln
the ration.Hoare root for worms,
fool! and other food, but they seem
Q A | \ \ P | \ . ||l |I l l ~W h l n I | . h C C k
Sioux City hu hed a drop in the
on rote and the people of that town
are now o= r ! r \ r l rate of $l.35~
This bring the price of tha( commodi-
ty doom to a reasonable prioe.""Blair
would do well to follow Sioux City'¢
example.
Q... u.\| ». hal mld tho house he
their homes, Hn. Moau merved nla
\'e'freshment.s to tha y oung folks.
L-lvoonefs little friends wish her
many happy roturno of the dun
Blair friends of the W . K. Fowler
farnlly of Lmeoln will be interested in
l e a r n i n g t h a t H r .F o w l e r i s e o n u m -
1.x . a -. . $ .n !H u n k *
Ho Arlingion and spent Sunday with
Nm.Blsnclurwfs parents.
The Commencement exercises for
the clan of ml will be heid Fridaymeniul at uȢ"!i. B. churc h.Rev.
mesa Hart Jenks will deliver the ad-
dress.The Alunmi reception wili be
i ra Saturday evening.1
in the morning, we meet for Bible
lnhml nl. ms and dismiss at 10:45.
The writer il to preach the mennodal
sermon at the open house at. elevefl
a.m.Suhjogtz "The lmmogiality
of Slc'Hfice."Subject of the even-
ing serincn:"Thane Ephesien Kids
or more Shots at Sin."
mend whatsoever in or to uid prem-
iles, and that eny ewm. right, title,
interest, lien or demand which you,
or any of you. may have had in laid
premises, il new barred by the Sta-zu z e o f u mi mmm of u» ° s¢ . =. 0 ;
Nebraska: that the title of the pilin-
tlll' to uid premises la zood.valid 1(
5°'la
. ,
The Farmers State Bank M
Blair, Nebraska Iw. B. F. Robb. Minister ma p»nm»m§.¢ as so um "mum of
mrunnfwf ruirnru 1\:rr1"\?n laid Pfemhel Ind ihll. the title to ~1 _ g i B158 ill U \ ¢Dlll .lll I n u llllrluuw ululy _|ho g,[ Q he s c a p e d m i n : i n t o t h e d i u h b y b e i n ;n r o r .H § 3 1 . | . g '° ; ~
h u n g " P o n t h e n i h q q .: \ . a . »I w h i z f n n i a""neuralgie,eciatic
a n d rheumatic
pains, headache,baekache end
all other ac hes are quic kly re-
lieved by
Br. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills
Cotnain no dangerous habit-
formmg drugs,Why don't y ou
try them?
M=r°==r=|f~1¢r\=r
. v a n a a a u u a a a \ . t \ \ J | \ \ | |n v l u u ~~~~
r i s P i m p i n :o n °" " ' ° f 1 H e m .m .a n d w a l g h e a o v e r w o
o f a | 1 d r e a a e a ~t o u d u n g p h i l o s o p h y .n d ,d M h H e
m m e .a n d r e l i f l o n ,t h e n m t o b e § ° ° _' W L M a b j m e n t m n e e
i v e n n e x t S u n d a y e v e n i n g T h e s v 'E a 0|l m - a o f n a t u r e t e a c h u l t h a t t h e r e L u n c h e s S e r v e d H e r e .s o h e
|*squeezed in.ean be no eUeet without a au.aa._»- 1, thi s wh en vw 'w people"
h e u k e d th e b u a y lq ly h a e k e f th e
eounter.She turnd tovnrd him and
getting more than an eye-full.re-vu e ."Y -y u, -b ut n d o m an
alles."
What u that Mat eaule'!What ia
the origin of matter?What ia the
od;ln ef fone? W hat in the source
of those laws that are evident wifi'when ln matter,mind and spirit!
nic! premises he qulelad in the add
plaintiff. and for general equitable
relief.
You, and each of you. an required
to annter laid petition on or beiorethe 20th dl! rt! J une. 1921. or aald
petition will be taken aa true nd
judnuent renclered accordingly.
Dated this 4th day of Hay, 1921.
\Frank Curley. Plaintiff,
B7 O"Hanloa, Haber 4 Oilanlen,
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