https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8c002e24e41a65d104d2ff98c8c44ca8.pdf 06ca409e8861ab03fc856cf09edc1ee1 PDF Text Text lf lOT OUT A 1'£El', ILL KNOCK Y11 fOR II fi.O.W 0~ f TENEMeNT·HOUS£~• •• Jmmtgr111nt1. ~lnr\<!11. I) C ;-Tho ft~Commeree 1 announce• that according, " 1110 .:OU•• 0! lllilil the total to..lrnl ..hlte Jt:Odt lu tbe Q'nlt'ld SU\Iea on ~aaw i or that year v; Qjt 86.:-l98.1):i8. "'- ~~ wbJte 11tock • Js.meant the 111"?1~1&,'11 born white populutluo 1;11ue the 1Uttl1'e wbite populutlon h!i\ IBI one Ill' both pnents fo1'efgD be.• n l'tie ~rftJI!pondi(IJ total for 1tll0 was wa• ., J2~ '1J1e Jncreuse of the tQr- whit• stock l:!etween 1910 und 1\l:lO qt,: tbtwt'on If 1~'5,576 (lr 12 0 per • total for 1920 IDcludef!; 1S 712 fMUwbo v.ere torelgn bor\l and cume 'to Jb1J C4JUDtry ItS immigran ts nDI.I r.&.MIJ20.t who were born In thl11 'tr,. but whoae Ptlfen1s, ons or couo botlr, IS TlfEASURE HOUSE t wl're trinnlcro.nts ~ eiWJslncutlon of the f<,rel~n wb,lte_,. 11tock by ~.:ouDtrt ot origin h• ~sed ~n tlie pre\1 ar m11p or }_,u rope, 'paf{ly bt!cau~:>e ot the dltftcully of adju•~ttl lhe returns tn rorard to the )lrthpJa~ ot parent• so till to agree wtf:h the changed boundarlet~ ot Eu 'f ~D countries aod a;.arlly In order t114i eonfparl8oD.II might be m11de with fliUI'\!& ot previous censul! htli: eo Ul 1010, The names of tile severlll touatrleJ. therefore Indicate tho teriltory embr1ced wltlltn these ( Qun \ "'ttle'l b'efore ihe war 'Jhe toto\ foreign white s~ock troJII ot tb&> plinci()RI cpuntrles ot WtUJ fl8 f11Jinws OoruH.IDY t""' Abyssmla Is Wonderfully lltch m Natural Resources. Pentan Conaul General to the United ltatco Tell1 of Vlett to CountryPrcaent Ruter• Wilting te Roceive ForOIWI'Iera Naw York-Gen \ ll H TopuklttD. 1,-te~lffn t.:olllml general to the Unl11 d StuLes, who lmtt re<;cutly vh11tctl tile rulera ot the Near Eu11t, oa well ll.lil Europe gives tlie !ollowlng account ot his e:u.erhmces lr• .Abylialnln • Dlulujj tlle Hfutlwe of King Mt-ne!~!~~~! Jrelt.nd, 4 180 3~, ltut~sla 11111: Abyllf!llnlo. \\Ill u. closed cotwtry to 8 S:t6.04l.i Autttrla. the outside w~"l J No11 ever)'thlng HI 1 1tal) Cllnadn, 2 608.828 J~nglund dlfferear ltn1. 'lafflr)' reigns In I r~ 9wt!den, 1 457,H82 nun stead Norwuy, 1 O'..!Llt225 1 lmve recentlv been the guest rot the 7 20!' ~1 pel'tlttnl:l of foreign t,.;o mouths or tltlill cro~u pxl!ac m1l -.,, -"·-•· \\ lluse <:ountry or orlrln "us h1i mother the ~~,ue eu ot Ab)Siiluto 1 91~861 were and daugbtm ot }( ng Ueuellk Ihllj toyul tteJS<"~.mdtut ot thc 1qute 1 or ~hebu ift 1Hh uacer.l Ju yon.r¥, 1111 I u.truln~ of IHHLC h:yohe upoo Urotlll ltlu<'e Hnz 'llirtu~ n ve1y biOt\jlmlnl cd snuut ynun~,; 111111 of thllt y fl!\X '11 u ls likely tillY Uuy tu IH ccced his moth er on the th1um lhe t roWil priucu Ill ltlghty ctl ucu tetl uwl S{K'rtks ma111y torctgu lnnguuges Jluently 1 tho llrst 11n~d~~:;~~!~'n fromtnlllnle of the f J'uro11~ \Vt'rl! lUI l,fll"'i 81.1' first genernrlon 1 ID l!t t c•t tl '-'~'nerutlon, lrP. 707 nntl .H)71 nss Th!AAIII lStSO ~ llllG 1~ 4 AUI'Itf.i!l 1«11 4!"!0 brt slt eUa This wns foll owed )Jy on edltot Ia\ crllldsm o( Lord Kttchener who up to \fat Uhle had bet:\1 ugal letl nH Ert~huulo gtentoat wctr genlt fl The revolat!ons an1l Cllt U.. l tll t s 1wCl•ell Englund Into quick act on .Mr Lloyd and an extenMIH! orgi\rn~ouo 1 In nations bnultrtlng on th~m With the ar ml ~ttce tit! the lh~ su}1se Qllf..llt I 1/CIIUtlUent or \\ luston"tlmrc hUI of Minister of Mn u\t!OIJ ~ , Vis co unt Nor tla litl:e 1wbo ton~ h<td been hostile to Churchill tmned against Ce rge llt)Jlenled to tltc Hrltlah work LIOJ(( Gt=orgo uud attQ ked him Thl1:1 men to Jm.ck up the Bdttl:lb :umy an(} "'V~ked ho m the Premr£>t a r;cathlng '\\hlle King MeueUk \\liS ll'llll•l a t Engln111l became a va<~t shop ror the Hpeoch or clltld!lm aM tl st the news \lhlle JI€U1 1IU llfld lle\11 ~U\1.! tOIIHI!J. munurnfture or guns aTJd ummunltlon paJN'!r 11roprletor In II" Hrn ec ot alons to nnyone Huz 1 nf n ~ ~ \'HI ~teun!lma I ord Northr.IIITo was dfl~ Commo1u:~ rills ln~lilf:l1 t wa~> !Jointed lng to huve !oreiJ.:IlCl::l tltll 11 Lo AbysHintll ontl t1evel•p the mluel'! min ernie rnili oaoJrJ mnnuf u.:tnl e~ nut! 11 g rlcultu n:_ of his d mmlu 1u 111~ \\ Ull(~ toduy l Juno uot ~l,il! ll 1111)' sudl ( wor tlllllty (()I p1 utltul le lm c~li'ucut ua Abli!SIIIill ntford!'l Till CO IIHirV ll!i 11 perfe<;t tl'tllJ!IUre houso goltl s!lv~,~r, cower coni ltDll ptctlo~s atoucl:l 1\IH.l and 824~20 • hdriiem1e quantltiuY or IJica.rbomtteliJ ~12 73~J Norway Its wealth in petroleum cannot be es tlmntea, nnd It Is n.lsu a great flu tn jug and ctlttle tomHry Ou lhu lux:u rlaut meadows ur AlJJo.!ISiuln I ti!tw _.~..,.....,..,...,_....,._ 1 CO\\H which lllllcl !tlr '10 tliflt would 1 bring nt least $100 in tbe United Stllle8 i 'On mr aulvn1 nt .Aadle Abnbu nnd the pf,jJuco or tJ ts lllldeht emplle of Ali)ilsllluf I WitH Jlr~eutt..>d to U1e queen who' wdB gu" nl,!d In ~G'l't!I!J:l ~Hid ~el hHl 11!1k-rol al NJinrs of the coun tn - ancl 'Vllo ~:>fit on bet throne of Bhlte On her hcn1l I.Jluzed ct ('rO" n of .ttumcnds tim I c J!:lt $a 000 000 On each t~ ld e of l1er JlltOiltl ROO or 400 11hn 1.! gl1l~ ruhell In '\hit eulh one cru ry lng a benutlful fln \f1th "hlch 11he runuod the queen I~ong CAfrh\&r!S bung beglde every comely brO\\n fur..:e nnd nnklets or pm o sliver aclmned tlltlr foot :rhey \\Ore u wcnltlty WOililerrul UP~ () r girl ll)llUY nr them ,.,,.,.. ~ like l:!tntues 1u their B)U!Inctry nn•l the Sight or Sl'!\ernl hun~lrcd htigltt lmecl fnll11 wnvh111 In nniRon ttom "the white ( lnd runk!l fnrmOO n scPne of unutllfll henn t ~ 11 0£ nil the I!ICNlr& wblch mode m~ hlO uwnlh ~ fiOjt um In Ahvashlht a pPrhul of ilully l nlnr~sfl nml \\omJcr the one whld1 ltlllll etiBl'() me most noull ml n1~ nil a! dee. hv the Drltl!!;h to 1\H In keepln!J with tho JliOVfotl fl 111 C!I:J hi ~;~ newspaper~ iH blll'ly b\11 n ~ 1nttltudo of Nnrthclitfc ,., htl it Is .snlrl ell 111 th o street~ and hill lHu ifl Ha.irl nevet ftUml to cr ltl..c l ~ trlcml or f, e 1 to ha'e hecn tllreaten8t alike tr ltc deemed thdl ncllon1:1 In 'lin ou..,h Ills newliiiil'{)Ors nntl peri- pulJUc lite JwJtltled It odlculs 1 urd North,pllne bad d4:mand " LOJ d NorthciUfe 1 w 11 Ill at tho ed a more ylgoroua }Jrosecutlon or ttme the ArrrJ 11Uc~ wa !!lgn~d Hill tbe war He attacltoU l~e govora llhJesll was diagnosed jl~ due t() flde tl ment for lh f~llure In tile Galli pol' non a of the thYl ohl Pltwd :\Jr which caoflnl gn and ln Mennpotamut He bo tUJdorwcRt an OJ><Hiltlon In Juno dema11ded that conl!"tflltton l1e put 1919 Although 11e w&B incapaCitntad Into cff'l!ct Next he tnrned Ills Jou r hG exerted <:Oilfllderab lo lnQuence on ~-r'-i---+ nal111tlc gun11 11pon Prell}ler H H AI! the Drttlah guvernmm'lt dur nc the qut~h denounced the General War pence conf(ll ence at Vfr&aUI(>fl cofll.mlttoe as a 'town n1eetlng' and Pla1111 w1.1re made e~rly in 1921 tor demnnrle<l a conJilR<t \H\r o&hlnet He lt world tour The 11tn.rt wal'l delayed supoprted I~loytl QOOfgn In n llemand until July beca use or labor trouble for a email and emctcnt cabhtet QO Involving tile publi ~!Ung ·~uluatr) which AHIJillth 11hould not be n mehJJ and a renewl\1 or lloatiUtfes between ber Mr Asqulth resigned nnd Lloyd Lloyd George and blnumlr l.orth George suceeded him ollfte attachd the mo~lvt~i or the Pro ' Lord North.cllffe bud IIOintcll aut ruler nnd Marquis C nr ~o n In tlea\rlng thot America "wl\!l \\l ~o In remaining to rllP!eset~t Orent Britain 111 th e ont or the war 1,tntll Oormany forced Washington armB contcrenc AP. n her to act Becaulle ot hi& acq uaint resnH ot thiB attn ek government anca with the ;.mer r.na coudtttons news "wag barred trom the North • Lloyd George prevailed on him to ac clttre press 1 LOrd Northclitri IBtllled cept bls flr.at public Qffice C0 1ltra.y to tor Ametlca di lying the boy..:ott hill reaolutlon -and North(! lltfn catnf'l During his \'o1ld tour oru Not t1 to tbe United States ns head ot tbe clltre OCCliPied tbe attention uf nrtUsh Mtslon In which he cUtected leach countey he vllsJ ~d dl .. r laying the wurk or eomc 500 ofl\cln!F. o.nd I g\'eat knowledge or t}Je 11robl ~ ll'h rae 1&000 1\BI:!Iatauhl 1ng rarlous nation s Axrl'Vtng In New 1 J'or hlr. se rvices to t ae Kovernment 1York July 23 1921 h(l •u.t nlv en lu this and 1ther reKlJe<.ts he was dorsad President Har.dlng s plllnK foi Early In July Ms !ltft'ercnces with tniule \ lHCo unt .Rotnrnlng to Eng.. • the arn111ment eonf'e11111 <'.~!- tn AuMtrn POIJnll:il WII S jhe fPH'Illf)JI\ i1f hillnflj:{f! \\hlf'h Jand he WR8 oft'bh~ll th~ post or Mf 1 11~ ho Saw It ?;rave ~Angel Lloyd Qeorge were <:~ni l to havfl beet ln that \\JI H )JUltl I v \11 1!11\ 1111rf; 111111 ilOfi))K ended a.-d the libel ll( tlous brought overJ~tby Aflclatics nr AhHlHIIII!I I Ill II IIJ!lllll"(h>~ 1'\Hlll Minister This e\i'okod a letter In couulr) being ' \ revfm 1etl an by Ftsb Jllld Caird v.e rc 111aht to have ty lhousuntl tr u t s ll~fll"lllblf'cl rH'l r the which VIscount 'N'orth tiJt'e sllatply und in several acldr crlllc!Red the tn"ltllh CC' I ntluct In tho intimate knowledge J\U!I!re.lla's na hecn droli ' d His l1Callh pnlnre lliHl llllllf:: )I 111-:1'1 In hftll\11 oC t he Qll~ll tmrl prtun t tu•n foil mel nn !war Jn ducJining tn llt.:CB})t th& po~ tlnno.l pmb)ellll!l ])II g his tQUr or COl)tlllU8d lO grDW WOr!ld 11\ B :JI\ment J~·.lll!'~lll Now Wantt to Stand n1 treKto r1 nst h Ill" I•llhH-e ~;rounrlll s itton he declared tlmt whill'l the the P~tcillc he maoe close s! udy of bolng dla$ontzed as d 1(1 to unknbwn Robbery Cornmltt•d In Tt \\liM !hf' \\ll•kt .. lrlhuli• ( rf!!;lp!'ct tntleQ. StatOI! wRs JJrevnrlng with fer tbe e1tuaUun ln the Ftt.r Eali l\Ud In J>olitonlng MIIIOUrl Whh h .\,b\ ~~1 111 I 11: 1 11 1;~ i Xlll!fll lllltl vc:r nnd enthuHinsm for the )VIll Eug- 11-longkung expt essed ihl' opinion Lluu In no country it h!l • ,reen '"'erled I frUut \\ hli h llll !):flH I Ht I \\ A!l \\ J\Jing la11d warbled ror two years over con the Anl$1o-Japaneee :tJ1ance UB a llld a man 1 Mlvtl llf~ o ,.,,.,_.~,.I to be m!!!red scrlpt)ou wall dallying with the que~r bar tn ltf! so'lutlbn d-11 rf'ltu .. nctl lo aa Lqrd Northcltff'e 01 rupv tbe PUIII\10~',1 ', tlon of unity Of\ war control, eradlct.· l.OlHloq f1om this tow!~! tn lll.uy 1922 eye or 'l\.bor 1110 corut tonlly tor tlon ot sedition mobllt~ution or the:rn June he was r11~1\rted to have'conutry and ltrnlli"~ and to brlnl whole man and woman twwer of th\) lmn,de a tour or Oermap) lnct~;; nlto defeat upoJI the Oermal1.lr. 0 r the country ani lntrotlucttun or ~r.mpnl-1 ShortJy after the r1,mptet1on or hifl tltude o ftbe Brttlsb M~Pie towarl! .cut hl111 rlown sory rood rations world tour dltrerenoos gre w•n the btm H )las been said they ' ate hll'l from Ibe ordt nl 1 feel that 1 can do bette I work It Newspaper Proprietor~; AIIIMiutlon and they admire bhn hut l'< y ,as t!tey lA the fit 1ry told b\ nn I maintain m)' indepen lence r. nd ,tanl : over wage Jlcalcs ~:!or~ Nn ..thclltre: ma31., th!!r c~unot be lndlft(ll "nt to ~ ~ll&mt of 'I al'nt un who luu; wrllll"'"! neWI!JUll'ler hmt tn l£>11rn If hP. 1 not gagged b) n. loyatlv that 1 110 not ! crltlclslng certain 11\etoda of the new him : er n• :tmberJJ of the .ts!loclelloll Ho be triP I for '• hhl'll t f4 1n \ roel tuwRrd the wh()le of vour demon- 1 "'l' At th(t Conchu!lton ot the wtr he lllf!D were k111 e:t1 nter re111gned atru.llou he wrote to Mr Lloyd Lloyd ~ora:e were c'oaracterb:ed 19 ~ 2 • dtssealon broke out 1the two atrongellt pononal'tles George He ,teuounced tbe absurd In Mar. 1 (Oontlnued (rum Jlf\.ge On') bet N'i th 11ft tCd lh told of the vlctorhs and n~vnncoR lflecrecJo about the wa", which be b ween bot c e a a o er mem I Dllttsb Hte ld w119 8Ull 1 nt and cave ers o ft e ae&ocla,lte NewLpapers 1 but It ts claimed tlH\t the cllaasters lea preva t1 Ltd ownere on the Northcll1t'c preMF. 1 Eom In Chap~l(odl uolo.nd July warn!TJg that 'unle11s there is swUt ' '\ 15 186' Alf" d Cb 1 1 Wtlll m I d Thos_e ~~ ,ud dereoh1 were not "fully rena, • In June 1922 libel sulto were brought "• •• ~ es a Englanc1 Ia E>atd 111 have improv.emeut In our rnetboda here L ~.: HarmBwortb VIIM(q~nl NOrthcltfte • l"lorcnce II 1h - Bone11 he- •'<r•o••n tor months t)tnl the wrong It I•e Un Ited Srates wIll• r1ghtl Y t a ke a&o.lnllt Lord NO'rtncnffe by Str An started h1a care~~or &II :. auhordtnate 1 drew Calrd 1 d b 'Tice-chM!oJUan and Wal r he lh l~t or (,lnvannl I " 1 ot~ shells were JJIJing r~ tD IBbed into Its owll hans t e entre man-It ·w editor. tn" Vublj.llhtntr )JotJ3e writing \ h er G Fish a director rot Asscclated ... ' ~:;~~~::;j, thr l,!'ll'nt lhlililll 1a 11 t- agement of u great vart ()I t ~ Nnrthcllffe knew these co...•~~>" 1anl!:werl tn nnrre•pnndentJJ Thh~ JJUg· n !;'" T (PI\Iilf! noH'II~t tnl1 ... 1geated to bfnt & D~WSJ)IU)er oareer hue I e.on toun~l tn thtt : t 1one betat1se he b&d vltltfld tbe It will not Bacriftcl! ltP. llpod ; ;~,~~~·· at CPrlnlllo ln \\hlch he on aevera. locoaslont He to the tncom\J(Itent hati.dii!IJ tnent The ot day whichot tllt-te the announce whtchor a wtlkly magazine bf rrontmilitary The honl'fl IVf'rc wolewnl1 : tbe oorrMpondelit ur sent the ltre&(lure of the atralrB or Europe t> ,tileonflUng sults was tton to Florence hy n well 1 Succetding In London Tlmfl.s Colonel Reptngton, to! Viscount North ell Ire however ac rnadf Nortbcllee wa1 rupo'Jitcd to1ba I Auswei'a arc»eolvulMt 1~001 and Replnrton aent )nd the ceptfd the poet o~ Director or Propa Jl• ne~fu• brnkdown otb'f ventures ht. bJ vart~.~us Hucroeclo IHI Times lis lied' a dellp&tch 1exposlng ganda. In Enemy Countriet und tor He '\t~D brou.bt back event1.11lly: rounded ~o situation. and attrlbutlng 1f1 1e fall 'the remainder of the wor dlte<.ted an mevernl da.Y'J and Mnll,. the IIMt L<hldOD or mllltary operauone. 41111 bea.vy org'anlzauon Jn the na.ttons whleh reported: then to~,lle ill trQm aell for 11 ca..alty llltl to a ~eftclfo.,. In bad aronto In lltrliiU>Y an« Auat~a • bun 1 0/ for tbe ..... "ffie Northcll "ted T d D. 0 Chtrrlngton, ~~.~:,,:~n M - 1!:' foUowilag Is An Aecount of th•l• Sail Gtune at Raeine.. , Sunday c.hnrr:\ bas been blo uoual tb<e~ ~n ncatlon and anlt now ,la tattal 11me hn·lm at 10 ""'II. 1 .,~)~~~ Tbere will be p>oacblng ~his church uaUI Septem Rev Cberrlngton bill ~eeh at t bead of Simpson chureb. iAr 10 yean pnbltc \ ! ay Fmd Bones Belteved to Be Boccacc' • • 'I I I ' ! J, Il :Middl,.rt, o , Ans••t ,1~,, '"'"'' ·~;., lo reply to your attack on m1 ' •Blaine ran ror HarriJOD In elbgtb had In laet ntlbl'l Dail1 ilbont In .FJak aummontar ida 1A Dot. b• did not op..k to me 1'-•~d''" R 4 1 4 1 E 0 5 0 5 0 I AB I Newspapers l .- he~t;&'ked u~on pub past9r I l~t~r I publtca·~.~~~~~~~~~~:~~:p~§~!~~~;~~;~~~ d~rcuJaUcm of ~ f ;~~~~i ::~~~~~~~~~~iM~I~oa~.., Mtlner EII~th ""Of 1 One te a&~~istlng at during the vacatton R 1D 1 nmk b&l no authority 11) fesue ! 0 l•<r4ers to me I may NOT be ftt 1 oftleertf bat ~ am not It l'pr 1 liSCAJ• · or SUCKER, eltbor Lbld J iJy011l 0 2 0 JL 0 ~~elder and Mr Hal'vo1y Sch~~r motored I 0 first or tbe w~ Mr1 38 6 1Z34661891ql1 RH 040000010 ~ 1 I 2oot&otoo of o I I Qt !\fro Cbar1es �~:ri~~~~?. @ ................... Ohl,, P~on• Pulllltll•or:t 121-L. · '!'0 PRESS, , J &IRI<il' " ' ib> .... """ ,lilllroeii.... n.~t ·~orlto erecllt,e4 ill, .11!11 ~· ! '~•"'·' YQUl · ~-TJIN& i·: ~~ ot'1'JIE ur;t vM, . htil"' IN LAIR E:ALLc Of ~TliR CLa~•JI"S.M.~· . · t:Oit P; M. TJitf THiOOOllE S,Ml~Jl,'S FARM • • : 'Phis Ol'ellard lor a· demonstration! oroh81'd having be8'h eared f411' aceill'Ging to reeollll!lel!dations . ' from the>.State•Exfedlllorrrr~<i!JI, . partment with sJieeial care beintr taken on theleontro(of bJ·~~. R~etnd· oheet& wil~ be dll!irlbttted sbi!Wiall' aetul!! C!!l!f of ea in!'! for this otchard. 1 •·· . \ '"' . MR. ·f. H. BE.(\CH imi•Jll, B, t:RlOCKSJI~K- . • t • • • Jtortieulture Specialls.ts from ~Ul';Slpite Uni'Versit;r wlU ·~· ~ . ' . erit.and allmdleatiODS· pollll<toward. a profitable meetinil. · \~eptifi~nfevement· '' . i• ;ontinuaUy trying. to protect £ail· I ' " )'oad . tra'ie.lle~· •by· new safety appliances. The workinJJ hours trainmen. hliv~ been ~ut' down· so ·that 'they sllould' suffer less P'?l)t fati&ve and ~ in ·better condition to assure safe operat· *on. Y1et terrible aooidents still occur: • The disaster at Suli>hur 4vrlhgs, Mo:, in."t'hieh about 40 people lost their lives, is one ' i' ,, more Wat't'ing. Of the tperilB Of railroadinjl, . " Many pe'op)e Will l\l'gUe (rom sue& a disaster that automatic safety, appli~nces must be IJCIIeraUy installed, and elaborate ap· !ili'lr:.;;~ •pil~tu.sr 1\evised and •applied everyw)l.~re 'for protection of train• ~f.·i from ' hu1m~•n errar,. by m,eelut:n~l means. , :! I I '.., lltanl!' -roads need !Jetter fl)l!iial ~)':sterns and other .forms of , • Jjrotet¢tfon., Ji!ll.t eve11, when t)le bes~ safety ~ystems have been ..Install~. )Iuman\ 'Vi&ilance is· still the traveller's . ' . ' best ·safeguard. ' 'the road tlult ·takes the most pains with tllld, selection of its en· ' ' · !\fid ,e4~cateo lhem. t11 the highest• standards of care, . • ; ¥WU. AN ,E~ .. : .. · Oltio State· ~~u· l": -.,.;<W~ek·· "' . · !$}: m il· 1 \, ~ ·...,. • ' ••~ )#'" ' l • "l!LlJE ST~!llA~ 'the SE4 j.>LANES t~ MERRY-GO~ ROUNJ);,entran~h<! the JCE~~s:K:..t'r~NG ·siloW"·or · tile a , ', ' ~ \ ~ • TH ~i i'Bt'.§El:fl' "'eot. . •. I ) f '· I • fuMtw. DIREc:l'ORS AMP MAit'I1CltANS.· . . -8. H. Ewing . SWIMMING. 'm\il:f.. (At' the , swlnun1ng. j\ool charge of 1 20c is nm~ f?r I~Il~! ap~ tow~ls.h , • . : Onb "" ~~on l\la;y ~ ,Use4 By Any One Person ·' ' Indiallllla Par~ Management J;(eservea the Right to Reject · Til~ Pe~ntt-Th~y Dee~ Objectionable , ' . : .You .. JIQSt-fiesent :!'.his Cou,.._ at the ¥ark Gate&: :. • (I .The B.. f. BIGGS £6. gate:~ ride' on I th!l, . .· and present· ill. at the pa&ertbilin<:e TOES A\ND VAN-ITY €etmt;y ., .,! ' ;m, \ • .. '· '- ' •. 1 . .The malli!IJ!l"¥nt ·of til lit ~apw' II~ afta!lif~ wi!~ ,t~ ' new owners of ~lumbus' well !f11~n· amuseii)ent 11.-rk to · " · ...... free.,'t..,.-o\lr ,u~c,rlM.l'l!, wl!q ~~ q!lt thisi ~<t~b ) !'i'}\~·'l"iU) be the safest to travel 'over. .. ' Mlltor or Hone-drawu,Equipment, aa DetimL For r Free Q. Where uro the illlllltage cards, ..money order~ r ~Oil Ill ' Op 1 1~ U tlie •big. Industrial quarrels of th~ present time could be ~~:'~ i,IIIJ,Ini. t ted t oan absoluteiy impartial arbitration, th& decision ml(:nt tlpd ab~ut 11• J1Ulch \V~ong· 011, one side as t(l& o,t{her. llut t~ ~~,l.t·~'lltl~cllle workers IFf to settle such disput~s b.y the riltilt~ lileth· tliey ~reate disiiliters tftat o\iershndow the oriltfnal wro?gs l~eparably injure ·the whole community, themspl.,es includ~ e~'· 1 atllffilJOd IIRV()IOPOM USed by the pOSt 1 qffiM department llrlntcd? ' The post&ge stamp!! 3,.re printed ut the l:mrortu Of cllgravlng at ul print·lng; the poa~ul card~:~ find muney or~ flee and the st:unved ~r :tv.efotHJS printed by a ~prh·e cumr'actor lu" lOIIJ Ohio. I'~NAMA.-PACH'lO F.XPOSiTION D••,-1·• <ill Whon u.nd where WM the Pana.M' ttve ~~zgerald of Elblol 'ua(tftedl as aeriAl "daredev\t or ooopeu" by tb,e 500-odd IiUea from )l'oCqo•k DCI.yton. to Bolling Held, AJ DAYS houfl, wtl!t a etop at . w.v... .' lf 1,)},.11£~!~ . alert hn'!lncm8 geth:r. Ai!'ro ~uatiuln:! ono Ouklanlii tou~ mile <guar~ntocd now cordi thg. Good' tl.ris aud bu.ttorJ, at prices below t..ll compett- 8oo W~:~aver, 11he .Buiclt man. Phone l.!lxciuslve and lbcnl f.hft!nr territory. · ii·J. cdnlmiiRion. OOrd' •fire 11:30 P. T•5't. ' . ·smiUI Adnrtlse and get \Vll.llt '1'011. Co., ' 1108 S. ' . Jy lG-~t" 1bat'u ul!! Tbe Dully Sewa', ' N. - - - ' -'___.._ . w~nt. I FarMI;y · timiii'Y Orth418liil:1· BASEBAll NATIONAL ~s~f~~:;~~~~;;~~-~~-~-~ Ptfiaee. • • 44 ' •. •.•••• •• •• 6t • ... GO t'T U ............ . 6.8 . SALE ON THE ABOVE ,. ,, li,l '· .. . .. ...... ,!i,J • ' • • ' •• .. 5t • ... .. ... 4fl AkE FOR • ;S~FJ . STA.RTI'! A. Mq\ND CLOS'ES &6 6' 69 ...........1 .. "' .. . ~- Loft. ::...,·:;.__... ......... . . ,,AJ!'i • :: : Rl~lS ' L6AGUII; 'W<m I - ' ' ~ , .1 0 {HI 0 Ol-D llt.r l "'f. a l o. "'":::d~.~·:~"·~;o··Fatrtll; Halo* CJ,'emenL Bar· L.O'Uts- . ...... 0 I lcti~,O /" Z.fO 0 0 11->t.1i 1 .•.. •. 10Dl000S1-E lt 4 ot and tcbed~ f . AMERICAN LE,IiGO~ NO• otberw . Clulf· 'Ntki.. Llilt. LOu II , ........ .1 .. l5 ,~, New Tod: ........... 85 '" JJetrolt .. .•.. .. ........ ' ' , ............. GIS IIi. 53 ... t . .. , .... It ~ . ·I '. . .. . ....... G~ ...... ..... -11 " ... , ......... ~;('41 : ' ' r .691 u. . " ' ~-·•·r·~~\0, ra~ · ... .-..J..·y *'a*. . " ' . AMEiitCA~·~~~OCI'ATION. WaD. liolt. . Paul : .... . ......... n: U , Club. . ' Pet. II• II ' .. ,, - Jt~; , , .. . J :R~oll:a o ~· o t l & HO Henline; muner, C&rl&on , ,. Better BUtter· ' . . '' "" SPECIAL smEET CAR SERVJCE "• • ~~AUU40tff'$ . win ~at 2 O'clock Sharp ~ ' w. ·11 1 :8()>. P. !If. Game ' ~VEil1iiJOI)Y Wll~ Moonll&hJ:. Per . NO ADMISSION ' t;HARGE o!b!£8• 11 vs' BFlGLE' BRi•. Both. Clubs Willllave Strtllig Line-up~. t\le ..._,o,venlDa: 1Ug!il wtA u:urde to " lor Time and efforl wiael~ Invested in wc>Pit bring good teturns in di:d~s on' paydays. And· if eome of these d'ollj~rS are re~r,tdarl'j. i.l>vesteoi i1> $ savings a~ount I' they' boing motb Pll~ll.:l!.....,. ~~~~peeial KIWAIIS w"aatilh&1ou, Aua:. 15.-Repreaenta· 1 · effort '" · t o st o;p. • •~e exposition• br.ld? · When the workers ..,stn'ke, thc1r "'' "''" ...,o· r.h-Paclllc A. lo• sun Francleco lb J91ii.• ~; ·!'~ ,d.lltti<m of tile necesearies, ot lite. The ~pitalists, with all tbeir · WAN'flD J f~ult;s· and selfiahness, do po.t usualfy try to stop l'l'oductiton, .1-Jousj}B and fatma to !'cut: endeavor to keep lt ~rolng by hilrilltJ o'heJ men:. und tn.t"itra to 8tll. €;:1!1' lhl In ordinary Industries, tfie ~i~hta of the peopl~ may be les• etreet: l'omel!oy, 011101 or · pbo1li>l i{ti•/;sepil11BIY affected, because if some o.ne faatory or 11/"UP of fact- ,20Q;.Jl' or 29S'-Il. and c11U ror M. A. Nraass. is closed, the peop~ can obtl\tn their supplies elsewhere:~ ..- - - - - - - ' - --·I daya ~hl!p yOU tetr;i~ But when a strike oc~ul'!l oii a !latio• wide scale,. by ~!­ the iitteresi llwJt tempting to up thr. railroads, coal· mines, etc, the eff•~ is earn fdr you. rna@ to stop COfl\llletJeiy,t~e tproduct!on or distribution of th~ . Will\ ARE MAI\ERS OF l;fAJ,'Pll ' f HOMIIlill/ . necess~ries of life in tbal:(!l'\~! .E¥e n~ Jill <viole~ is. ~es<i~ to . the effott islJlarle· to pef.uade aUiworlle,r;t not to , ~roduce o.r dis-l trib~te ~hat necessary of 'li~e: 'thoee wll& d'sire to ~rltmue l ·worl\lnr and maintain the production of the necessities of life, arfc~aUed scllbs, and tteatef as yellow, all!i held up to obl!~t!Y , !Ill~ contiempt. In· spite of all.efforts, violence often hreaks <1Ut, It~. CO]JRT ~.T. l'OM¥~Q'I;I QJ "NOT HOW DlU-llUT' rfow !lnd those wh~ maintain producttioll are subjected to assault ana STRON~ .even murder. ', , 1 Cent mi!I'Oeilllllltll-• ' These strikevs take praoticaliy· this posillon: Eitne~ thll :.S.ATURDAY, A'IYGUST 19tlt 4Per :)il!tlo•nmusti consen! tro tlie ter!IIB t'lie stl'ikernonsider jusi.a'd . ' iiARCl.ll :una· 11 ~-~t, or the nece~sities of lite in their line can not be. produced. ,11:.111:"11", dll!rributed. · ~.0 ~ lli\ii"J;o~':'' The American will n<jt i.ndc!l:ni.tfiJI IJ'Ifm~t .any body of ~-l~lle••ves Pom.erox 3,i00. J?: j.t ,., .,.-,cll\l\b.llsts or workers, to· take this· aOitude of di<:t~ti,qjt,. ~ to Pomeroy ·9 :45 P. M. fe'tuSll ·to p~rmit the production· df the n~ssities of life. They · 3:30 P. M. 'liii.wlll~l\llln~Ln~ that such bodi•es of peopi8 ·~bmit thtir ,qt"'rref4 i)J 6· :~~:~~m·~· ) . 7>:00 P M• . l~:~'!i Ill. tie KljNG'S PARK AT SYRACUSE FlllOMrold Fnioo to Cal'.l,lal. MORE ders at tl\e govel'llmt•ut prltHiug , 1 • . ;\ for everY iUs&. at Pric• that wiU • ~HARTINGER ·~ you . ., , FRIIlT. FARM. �~:ri~~~~?. @ ................... Ohl,, P~on• Pulllltll•or:t 121-L. · '!'0 PRESS, , J &IRI<il' " ' ib> .... """ ,lilllroeii.... n.~t ·~orlto erecllt,e4 ill, .11!11 ~· ! '~•"'·' YQUl · ~-TJIN& i·: ~~ ot'1'JIE ur;t vM, . htil"' IN LAIR E:ALLc Of ~TliR CLa~•JI"S.M.~· . · t:Oit P; M. TJitf THiOOOllE S,Ml~Jl,'S FARM • • : 'Phis Ol'ellard lor a· demonstration! oroh81'd having be8'h eared f411' aceill'Ging to reeollll!lel!dations . ' from the>.State•Exfedlllorrrr~<i!JI, . partment with sJieeial care beintr taken on theleontro(of bJ·~~. R~etnd· oheet& wil~ be dll!irlbttted sbi!Wiall' aetul!! C!!l!f of ea in!'! for this otchard. 1 •·· . \ '"' . MR. ·f. H. BE.(\CH imi•Jll, B, t:RlOCKSJI~K- . • t • • • Jtortieulture Specialls.ts from ~Ul';Slpite Uni'Versit;r wlU ·~· ~ . ' . erit.and allmdleatiODS· pollll<toward. a profitable meetinil. · \~eptifi~nfevement· '' . i• ;ontinuaUy trying. to protect £ail· I ' " )'oad . tra'ie.lle~· •by· new safety appliances. The workinJJ hours trainmen. hliv~ been ~ut' down· so ·that 'they sllould' suffer less P'?l)t fati&ve and ~ in ·better condition to assure safe operat· *on. Y1et terrible aooidents still occur: • The disaster at Suli>hur 4vrlhgs, Mo:, in."t'hieh about 40 people lost their lives, is one ' i' ,, more Wat't'ing. Of the tperilB Of railroadinjl, . " Many pe'op)e Will l\l'gUe (rom sue& a disaster that automatic safety, appli~nces must be IJCIIeraUy installed, and elaborate ap· !ili'lr:.;;~ •pil~tu.sr 1\evised and •applied everyw)l.~re 'for protection of train• ~f.·i from ' hu1m~•n errar,. by m,eelut:n~l means. , :! I I '.., lltanl!' -roads need !Jetter fl)l!iial ~)':sterns and other .forms of , • Jjrotet¢tfon., Ji!ll.t eve11, when t)le bes~ safety ~ystems have been ..Install~. )Iuman\ 'Vi&ilance is· still the traveller's . ' . ' best ·safeguard. ' 'the road tlult ·takes the most pains with tllld, selection of its en· ' ' · !\fid ,e4~cateo lhem. t11 the highest• standards of care, . • ; ¥WU. AN ,E~ .. : .. · Oltio State· ~~u· l": -.,.;<W~ek·· "' . · !$}: m il· 1 \, ~ ·...,. • ' ••~ )#'" ' l • "l!LlJE ST~!llA~ 'the SE4 j.>LANES t~ MERRY-GO~ ROUNJ);,entran~h<! the JCE~~s:K:..t'r~NG ·siloW"·or · tile a , ', ' ~ \ ~ • TH ~i i'Bt'.§El:fl' "'eot. . •. I ) f '· I • fuMtw. DIREc:l'ORS AMP MAit'I1CltANS.· . . -8. H. Ewing . SWIMMING. 'm\il:f.. (At' the , swlnun1ng. j\ool charge of 1 20c is nm~ f?r I~Il~! ap~ tow~ls.h , • . : Onb "" ~~on l\la;y ~ ,Use4 By Any One Person ·' ' Indiallllla Par~ Management J;(eservea the Right to Reject · Til~ Pe~ntt-Th~y Dee~ Objectionable , ' . : .You .. JIQSt-fiesent :!'.his Cou,.._ at the ¥ark Gate&: :. • (I .The B.. f. BIGGS £6. gate:~ ride' on I th!l, . .· and present· ill. at the pa&ertbilin<:e TOES A\ND VAN-ITY €etmt;y ., .,! ' ;m, \ • .. '· '- ' •. 1 . .The malli!IJ!l"¥nt ·of til lit ~apw' II~ afta!lif~ wi!~ ,t~ ' new owners of ~lumbus' well !f11~n· amuseii)ent 11.-rk to · " · ...... free.,'t..,.-o\lr ,u~c,rlM.l'l!, wl!q ~~ q!lt thisi ~<t~b ) !'i'}\~·'l"iU) be the safest to travel 'over. .. ' Mlltor or Hone-drawu,Equipment, aa DetimL For r Free Q. Where uro the illlllltage cards, ..money order~ r ~Oil Ill ' Op 1 1~ U tlie •big. Industrial quarrels of th~ present time could be ~~:'~ i,IIIJ,Ini. t ted t oan absoluteiy impartial arbitration, th& decision ml(:nt tlpd ab~ut 11• J1Ulch \V~ong· 011, one side as t(l& o,t{her. llut t~ ~~,l.t·~'lltl~cllle workers IFf to settle such disput~s b.y the riltilt~ lileth· tliey ~reate disiiliters tftat o\iershndow the oriltfnal wro?gs l~eparably injure ·the whole community, themspl.,es includ~ e~'· 1 atllffilJOd IIRV()IOPOM USed by the pOSt 1 qffiM department llrlntcd? ' The post&ge stamp!! 3,.re printed ut the l:mrortu Of cllgravlng at ul print·lng; the poa~ul card~:~ find muney or~ flee and the st:unved ~r :tv.efotHJS printed by a ~prh·e cumr'actor lu" lOIIJ Ohio. I'~NAMA.-PACH'lO F.XPOSiTION D••,-1·• <ill Whon u.nd where WM the Pana.M' ttve ~~zgerald of Elblol 'ua(tftedl as aeriAl "daredev\t or ooopeu" by tb,e 500-odd IiUea from )l'oCqo•k DCI.yton. to Bolling Held, AJ DAYS houfl, wtl!t a etop at . w.v... .' lf 1,)},.11£~!~ . alert hn'!lncm8 geth:r. Ai!'ro ~uatiuln:! ono Ouklanlii tou~ mile <guar~ntocd now cordi thg. Good' tl.ris aud bu.ttorJ, at prices below t..ll compett- 8oo W~:~aver, 11he .Buiclt man. Phone l.!lxciuslve and lbcnl f.hft!nr territory. · ii·J. cdnlmiiRion. OOrd' •fire 11:30 P. T•5't. ' . ·smiUI Adnrtlse and get \Vll.llt '1'011. Co., ' 1108 S. ' . Jy lG-~t" 1bat'u ul!! Tbe Dully Sewa', ' N. - - - ' -'___.._ . w~nt. I FarMI;y · timiii'Y Orth418liil:1· BASEBAll NATIONAL ~s~f~~:;~~~~;;~~-~~-~-~ Ptfiaee. • • 44 ' •. •.•••• •• •• 6t • ... GO t'T U ............ . 6.8 . SALE ON THE ABOVE ,. ,, li,l '· .. . .. ...... ,!i,J • ' • • ' •• .. 5t • ... .. ... 4fl AkE FOR • ;S~FJ . STA.RTI'! A. Mq\ND CLOS'ES &6 6' 69 ...........1 .. "' .. . ~- Loft. ::...,·:;.__... ......... . . ,,AJ!'i • :: : Rl~lS ' L6AGUII; 'W<m I - ' ' ~ , .1 0 {HI 0 Ol-D llt.r l "'f. a l o. "'":::d~.~·:~"·~;o··Fatrtll; Halo* CJ,'emenL Bar· L.O'Uts- . ...... 0 I lcti~,O /" Z.fO 0 0 11->t.1i 1 .•.. •. 10Dl000S1-E lt 4 ot and tcbed~ f . AMERICAN LE,IiGO~ NO• otberw . Clulf· 'Ntki.. Llilt. LOu II , ........ .1 .. l5 ,~, New Tod: ........... 85 '" JJetrolt .. .•.. .. ........ ' ' , ............. GIS IIi. 53 ... t . .. , .... It ~ . ·I '. . .. . ....... G~ ...... ..... -11 " ... , ......... ~;('41 : ' ' r .691 u. . " ' ~-·•·r·~~\0, ra~ · ... .-..J..·y *'a*. . " ' . AMEiitCA~·~~~OCI'ATION. WaD. liolt. . Paul : .... . ......... n: U , Club. . ' Pet. II• II ' .. ,, - Jt~; , , .. . J :R~oll:a o ~· o t l & HO Henline; muner, C&rl&on , ,. Better BUtter· ' . . '' "" SPECIAL smEET CAR SERVJCE "• • ~~AUU40tff'$ . win ~at 2 O'clock Sharp ~ ' w. ·11 1 :8()>. P. !If. Game ' ~VEil1iiJOI)Y Wll~ Moonll&hJ:. Per . NO ADMISSION ' t;HARGE o!b!£8• 11 vs' BFlGLE' BRi•. Both. Clubs Willllave Strtllig Line-up~. t\le ..._,o,venlDa: 1Ug!il wtA u:urde to " lor Time and efforl wiael~ Invested in wc>Pit bring good teturns in di:d~s on' paydays. And· if eome of these d'ollj~rS are re~r,tdarl'j. i.l>vesteoi i1> $ savings a~ount I' they' boing motb Pll~ll.:l!.....,. ~~~~peeial KIWAIIS w"aatilh&1ou, Aua:. 15.-Repreaenta· 1 · effort '" · t o st o;p. • •~e exposition• br.ld? · When the workers ..,stn'ke, thc1r "'' "''" ...,o· r.h-Paclllc A. lo• sun Francleco lb J91ii.• ~; ·!'~ ,d.lltti<m of tile necesearies, ot lite. The ~pitalists, with all tbeir · WAN'flD J f~ult;s· and selfiahness, do po.t usualfy try to stop l'l'oductiton, .1-Jousj}B and fatma to !'cut: endeavor to keep lt ~rolng by hilrilltJ o'heJ men:. und tn.t"itra to 8tll. €;:1!1' lhl In ordinary Industries, tfie ~i~hta of the peopl~ may be les• etreet: l'omel!oy, 011101 or · pbo1li>l i{ti•/;sepil11BIY affected, because if some o.ne faatory or 11/"UP of fact- ,20Q;.Jl' or 29S'-Il. and c11U ror M. A. Nraass. is closed, the peop~ can obtl\tn their supplies elsewhere:~ ..- - - - - - - ' - --·I daya ~hl!p yOU tetr;i~ But when a strike oc~ul'!l oii a !latio• wide scale,. by ~!­ the iitteresi llwJt tempting to up thr. railroads, coal· mines, etc, the eff•~ is earn fdr you. rna@ to stop COfl\llletJeiy,t~e tproduct!on or distribution of th~ . Will\ ARE MAI\ERS OF l;fAJ,'Pll ' f HOMIIlill/ . necess~ries of life in tbal:(!l'\~! .E¥e n~ Jill <viole~ is. ~es<i~ to . the effott islJlarle· to pef.uade aUiworlle,r;t not to , ~roduce o.r dis-l trib~te ~hat necessary of 'li~e: 'thoee wll& d'sire to ~rltmue l ·worl\lnr and maintain the production of the necessities of life, arfc~aUed scllbs, and tteatef as yellow, all!i held up to obl!~t!Y , !Ill~ contiempt. In· spite of all.efforts, violence often hreaks <1Ut, It~. CO]JRT ~.T. l'OM¥~Q'I;I QJ "NOT HOW DlU-llUT' rfow !lnd those wh~ maintain producttioll are subjected to assault ana STRON~ .even murder. ', , 1 Cent mi!I'Oeilllllltll-• ' These strikevs take praoticaliy· this posillon: Eitne~ thll :.S.ATURDAY, A'IYGUST 19tlt 4Per :)il!tlo•nmusti consen! tro tlie ter!IIB t'lie stl'ikernonsider jusi.a'd . ' iiARCl.ll :una· 11 ~-~t, or the nece~sities of lite in their line can not be. produced. ,11:.111:"11", dll!rributed. · ~.0 ~ lli\ii"J;o~':'' The American will n<jt i.ndc!l:ni.tfiJI IJ'Ifm~t .any body of ~-l~lle••ves Pom.erox 3,i00. J?: j.t ,., .,.-,cll\l\b.llsts or workers, to· take this· aOitude of di<:t~ti,qjt,. ~ to Pomeroy ·9 :45 P. M. fe'tuSll ·to p~rmit the production· df the n~ssities of life. They · 3:30 P. M. 'liii.wlll~l\llln~Ln~ that such bodi•es of peopi8 ·~bmit thtir ,qt"'rref4 i)J 6· :~~:~~m·~· ) . 7>:00 P M• . l~:~'!i Ill. tie KljNG'S PARK AT SYRACUSE FlllOMrold Fnioo to Cal'.l,lal. MORE ders at tl\e govel'llmt•ut prltHiug , 1 • . ;\ for everY iUs&. at Pric• that wiU • ~HARTINGER ·~ you . ., , FRIIlT. FARM. �'I 1111~ ,M'rt. 'E. L. · Qrlmf'B ..1::::·~·· Howell lett tG#Rf for a motor . fo R~cbniond. V1rginta. ~ ~· • ' ' Mr. and Mrs. D. .Collis Dl.wMJI are on & motor :1.111H to tbe ea11t', ~ ' ' Greatest l;m;~fmi!Ott ppinl ii\ t~e .world. on@l.ro. Alber: Faebnla ·.l~;)P•oetlng to ,r • ·~ rar' ~s ~.. ,'fo~lt -~6\la, wbo motOrell. Thund&y to vi.Jlt "'latve:a h'ame Mo~4&Y, eveit.m1. J. H. Pa'.e left M.onday , da:r from lumbua. alter a wee~ iJD~ vl~lt .ltr IIIler• Mrll. 'fJ. J. Btftf. • . ' Ch!ppleles a new~ every lwen\}r mi11utcJ 1 ~ ' ) BldJu refnrned bome Mon- 1 trip td Whaellnc nnd Co' . I; • . ------;.....:....... I • - ,•, ' ,' , , ,J; E. Cnrl"'!'h.' ' . M01gs Ooitmt.Y;· p.( . ' .' \<. .., "h I ' -; • ,! '' · Avery,M..Robeit~ ' ~· ~,:' < • ~ ' ~ " \ ' ''Xi'' This·W¢k will .~ose .9uf our yellow peachea until the B--Sfuock . . "\ipen~ .in SeR; tetnber. · We.are now sellil!g the Sellers peaef1: ~hich is a''weeter yellow freestone than the ' . .. ..... ' ' lo • Alberto.. · ) . , ' , ';, II Co111r: to. the orchard with ' your baskets 1. ...... , . "' imd gel your pea"llea 4heaper. , Orchard o"' main road n~r ~rleton Col· lege, Syrac11se, Ohio.p No hills. Phone 8624·R. •• 10\1~ ,) ,. bole •OoPrt 'ol ..,ld 'County, ,, •' ,, '' (I •. ' Datod' thlt, ~8tb day or July; · ot • ' ' ~ ' • 1:1 \ ' '. _;- ,,.• < •• ' '• ' ' ·l · I ' .,. ,, ' ·' ... " ,, ' '' ' ' ,. ·i,.. l ' •' ' • . '' . .- .. ,>..' - llif ·' • ol 'f ~ ., • . ·' ' ; "· '• I AUgust • '· • y .' ~ Elmtn' SUITS PLAcrJ,' ~~~'FOUR CJ{QUfS F~~ QOflc ~CE- \ works an,d ,..,,. G'to." '""" Al'lll<!l'l' In CONSISTINC ()F SIN(ll.E AND· DOUBLE BREASTED, CONSERVAnvt 'Z:AND 3 suno"s. sLIMs, stovrs ANl> MANY SPORT MODELS, ~IZES 33 ~o _,... ' / ·' _.. ' 'l • GI(9UP NO.• 2 A'l' I GROUP NO. 1 AT . $9~75 ' 'GROuP Nb. 3 AT'· '' $14.75 l' ; . :l i 'is Suits In this Lot fba.rtd Co'tl- ' J . $19.75 • ' lu this lot you will find 28 . Suits tllat sold regularly at 211 Suits in this Lot thit IM)Jd regularly in our at;;& · at $20 and $25, Values up to $20 $25, $30 an~ $3G. ., • GROUP NO.4, AT; • . ;. ' ' oring Unaurpaased. Sold reg· ularly at $30, $35, $37 :;;o and $40. ... , <A ' ' M~S, Afop> YOUNG MEN'S GENuiNt)'ALM BEACH; KOOL KLOnl AND GABER.' . , DINE SUITS IN 3 GROUPS FOR FINAL ~~q:_ Ju8t at(ew sUita this ;Lot ·at l '' left in GENUINE ~· ' $5~75 Vahle's up ' I w$15.00 1 at \ Gabenllnes and: . •I "' ' • ( . ' •• Hen's alid Boys' Caps · ' ' ' ' ''·3&: ) .'. • • ... '· ,. ' ' I . ~,- ~ Jl;'·l ·, o! \..,f ~·· • I.~ '\V~~~~d -;tdl, ' ,.. ' ..,.., ' MEN'SWASHTIES!& VALuE. 3FoR. . SOe.. · . ' l.·r ATHL.ETIC UNION ;sUITSl 165e·AND•Isc. .' tl: ' • ' { f "· I 11~ ''J . ' : AU. ST~WS AND PANAMAS AT HAJ,.F PRICE. . . ~YS. WASH SVITS 20 rER CDIT ~. ·' . t ·i .... '' ' I, " ' t In ~his~ The ·-· ... "' ~haln ~~5.75 . Many Sport . Moolels ' '· ' $12.75 ' I ,J ' PALM.~EA:CH ~ ~ Palm Beach, ' .' \ ·. . ·. ·,·.ftats.At· j, .~ • ... •'' . . ' '.... •~r . •· TI1i1 Lot conaist,a of th11 Beatjn tht~ Store. Tail . '·· • ~~~·~·~~~--NW-~~·~·~·--~~-·--~~~.~0---------~--~~~ '• , • J ~·· ~ ·~ r. ,"t · 1!' · . ,I 1 .. . ' •' • REOPEN Pomeroy I ~~:~.will J~o~. latJi' "<"' 'l'l\lddl•por~· 9ou~~Y. Oblo, dl!c.e ued', by the 'P,robate ~udge aug 1·8·15 ' POMEHOY ·PUBLII' 1'he e:retp.trt.x· of tbe Estate ot Alllheyeatgrowi/1'&ellf<lll :_A wonde~ful p!ace lto work,. apd to. play.._. · .}r d<fatl•<lfoc6 uJr/(o II> CHAMsER.<{COillMmc£ Loo Angoieo, Ctlllfornio '·' • t)lft ln. .3•p•• ot MJddlepo"·· •Ohio. j been ~uly appolnttid' awl Q~;!:~:·.~~ '' \ l'jotlcr to b"~by · a~> en, . I Jl.ichest soli prOduci~ , orea In the United Stabi '. Su,bst:rlbe for ~· D:tll't t(ews • ... '·" . . ' NOTlp'E OF I ' '· , ope.n ror tbe tall SOpte!Jibet 11,...., Tbe OQI' OII·· I il ••pe<IO<I exceed .a~' prev· y(!ar. ty . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data newspaper newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 15, 1922 Description An account of the resource An issue of The Daily News