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mount, Yorktown: Bruce H. Carr TWO 8T0RES FOR MEN Of Hlgh-Grade Furnishings, Tailoring And Shoes at Popular Prices We feature the FLORSHEIM SHOE Pressing and Repairing Department in Connection 132 3. Main St. 429 W. North 8t. KOKOMO, I NO. AMERICAN Shoe Shop and Shining Parlor 105 East Markland KOKOMO INDIANA IIUIMfllllllUllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltUIUUI DR. A.E. LONG DENTIST Over Farmers Trust and Savings Bank, Corner Sycamore and Main Street i KOKOMO INDIANA uiiniitmimniiiiniiiiiiininininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiinininin INDEPENDENT Sewing Machine Store 5 NEW AND USED MACHINES i BOUGHT AND 80LO 5 211 N. Union Street Phone 1190? KOKOMO . . . . iumima) auiiiiuuiuiiiuuiuiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiijiiuiuuiiiiiiuiuiiiiuiiiiia Eat Sun Beam Products I -The The Best Foods Packed Thar la a Reason" GEM LUNCH All American Z. MINQS, trop. Ope. Union Traction Ctatlo KOKOMO, IND. Phone 15 V. T. CRAIG. We Serve the Best Food Obtainable Interurban Cafe MARION'S LARGEST CAFE 24 Hour Service 420 South Adams Street MARION, ,. . INDIANA yuniniiiimininiiiiiiiiriiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiinmiiiuituiiiKp Club Cafe Grant Trust BMn. I Phono 1185. H. C. HUDSON. ProD.I Business Men's Luncheon i Short Ordara MARION .... Indiana! mniiiiiiiKiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitmiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiut Washington Cafe 509 8. Washington St. A GOOD PLACE TO EAT 100 Per Cent. American MARION . . INDIANA Machine Shop Automobile and Machinery Parts: pedal Machinery, Tools and Dies. The Wley Machine & Tool Co. Second St. and Format Auo MARION . . . INDIANA AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Storage, Accessories, Oil and Gas DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE , PRESNALL AUTO CO. Phone 585 Western and Second Streets Grant County Band GOOD PARADE MUSIC Available at All Times IMINMIItlMtlMrtMlHMIMINNMNIUIIIMIMtNMM Who Makes the Best Bread In Marion? G. Sanders GROCERIES SOS East Haven Aye. Phone 4759 RICHMOND .... INDIANA PI . ECafe Phone 824 Res. Phone 404 ! i A w mm iveever s waie D. R. KEEVER, Prop. 100 Pap Cant. Amirlran .UPLAND .... INDIANA! 'S We repair your Shoe while you wait. Best quality Leather. Lowest Prices. LEBANON SHINING PARLOR LEBANON,.;,.. .... INDIANA

STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN Lost Soles Restored Bill's Shoe Repair Shop 112 W. Charlea St. MUNCIE . . . INDIANA WM. E. HORSTMAN, Prop.

Herbert Hines suits Made to measure We Specialize In Ladles' Work All Work Called For and Delivered. Phone 2085 4l3J2 S. Walnut St MUNCIE. . . . f . INDIANA ttacle Steam Dye Works Phone 690 112 Mulberry St. .North J. J.BENNET JIIlllIIIlllLilllllllllutllllllllllllliliillllllllniiiiniiliiiiniiijurr j MORGAN'S GARAGE 1 Rear 416 W. Jackson. Phone 4811 1 s Ford Service That Satisfies 3 CLARENCE W. MORGAN, Prop, MUNCIE INDIANA! uiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinimiiiiiiiiiDiuiiiiiiiimMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiui cxuiiifuajiaiiauaniiisjisiisiiaiiaiiauaiisiiiniiiaiiajisiisiisuainn f Kemp's American Cafe KEMP AND KEMP Good Coffee and Home Cocking I Our Specialty 9 501 8. Mulberry St. Munela. Inrt. aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiuniiiiiiiMiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiiiui THE ORIGINAL Willard St. Drug Store of Muncle, Ind. FRANK PELLHAM, Prop. 500 E. Willard St. Phone 3269 Hamburger Restaurant Real Good Eata EDWIN MILLER, Prop. 113 W Main St. Muncle, Ind.1 fa:,iiaT;:Bi!:i:Bi;;;;H:!':BZBi2;B;:raii:!Bia!;i:Bs FOR SERVICE SIX CHAIRSB 1 Star Barber Shop jj Open Shop g WALTER CURTIS, Prop. Prs-Wir Prices: Hair Cut 35r Shave 20c 105 E. Main St., M uncle, Ind. BH:;:.HiBlii!:HLBi;i:;;,;Bil!:niUaiIiia!l Studabaker Grain Go. .... COAL HAY FEED SEEDS ELI M. MORRIS, Manager Phone 81 VAN BUREN - . . INDIANA VanBuren News Eagle "PRINTING THAT PLEASES" VAN BUREN, IND. uiinrauiMiiiuiniiiiiiimiMumiiiuuiiiniiiiiiiuniimiiiuuiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiini Herold Vulcanizing Co. 1 3 rcnnarLVAMA VACUUM CUP B 1 ' and GOODYEAR TIRES I I Two (2) Stores I 1 1C6 . dacksgn St. 212 E. Hat kit-1 I BREENUSTLE. HO. BRAZIL. IND. I iuinanuiiiHnniinnniiimii:iiiniimiBiiaBaimKuniaiinnni FOR FIRE AND TrtRNinn iwJ bURANCE REAL ESTATE See RALPH E. PARKER Citizens Bank RIHn . w . r-t w I IV FAIRMOUNT - . . INDIANA MsaastMseavaai Short Order Cafe CANDY. CIGARS, SOFT DRINKS AND SODA FOUNTAIN 100 American n.utDR. A. LYTLE FISHERS INDIANA When You Want Smokes, Drinks! or v,anay in "rktown Stop at Yorktown Cigar Store ARTHUR CAMPBELL. Proo. Phone 225i 318 Meeka Ava. Now and Used Tires for Sal. ; Agent for Maxotlree SERVICE TIRE CO. Free 8ervlce to Members) Best In Vulcanizing All Work Guaranteed JOHN C. TUTTLE. Munole, Ind. Stroup Bros. Grocery Anything In the grocers Una for anybody. UPLAND INDIANA W. L. Kelly & Son CIGARS CANDY SOFT DRINKS BILLIARDS WARREN . . INDIANA

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tiuiMii seeaaeMeeesMseei JBmiWHDniunima:.mmmhTnuifflnjin F. E. Ayres Transfer Cq TRANSFER and BAGGAGE To All Parts of the City 1501 E. RAYMOND STREET rnone, urexel 7495 j........u..,..I,.1,,.,,,I,1,1JH1lllUM1lI11IU!Br, .Tl.ll.ll.li.ua u- w. Goodpasture Contracting Tin and Roof Work All Grades of Composition Roofing Repair Work a Specialty Drexel 7174 548 Viroinia a. a a v Bsiisiaima.isiisiieiisiMtiiaiisiis)isnaiistwisi)iisiisimuMinnf aULT AND SINK CLEANING aii worK Guaranteed ELfVlER YOGEL 162 Pleasant Run Blvd. ukexel 0S91 "oneycomb Ford Radiators. neinTorced, Complete, $13.50 m V, , 1 "miiea raoiators. New Cores for same. 916 N. Illinois Street GUARANTEE RADIATOR CO. Circla 11fi j 916 N. Illinois St. INDIANAPOLIS 'HlI,.,1,ll,lU.l,lllllI1,1,u,11Ilniuii(ii)i Lewis D. Wise I 1114 Roach Ave. Cull I e S ' " 1 1 t-inc OI . 3 GROCERIES AND MEATS , BWHI'.IHlH.Hll.ll.l.l.lllHll.,l,lHll.ll.,l,l,,B,nJ fSee H. W. L0WDER For HAULING OF ALL KINDS 1-Ton Ford Truck 2840 N. Tacoma Ave. Webster 0906 IINUIANAPOLIS Nicely Furnished Rooms 1549 N. MERIDIAN ST. Phone, Main 0216 Call After 4:30 p. m. iniiiiiiitititiiMtuiniinH. See W. L. BRATTON for LIFE, HEALTH, ACCIDENT, FIRE And AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE 2033 Dexter Street Belmont 2512 INDIANAPOLIS CHARLES j. EBERG CIGARS, CANDIES. SOFT DRINKS Six Good Pool Tables 339 E. MARKET ST. Circle 3152 E. S. FRY 1401 Garfield Ave. General Contractor for an fr'nda - Cement Work. Estimates Free Webster 8231 nillHIII!IIIHIIIMIIllHlllllHIIII,llHIHIIItHIHtlllnil,IHIH FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITH I NfS f And GENERAL REPAIRING Sigmon Bros. mmiiniinmiiiHiiiiitiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiiiii! J. E. REEVES 2030 Brookslde Ave. Phone, Webster 256S GROCERIES AND MEATS George 0. Perkinson GROCERIES, MEATS AND NOTIONS S230 W. Ray St. Phone, Bel. 17 WE DELIVER guiiiinitwuiimiininiiiiiiiniuiiiiiiimiitmi J. D. GOX TRY FISK NEW TIRE, NO. tS Auto Accessories and Vulcanizing Prions Bel. 3441 1210 W. Wash. troitiniMttiiiiiitimiiiMiiiiitrtiiinitriirjtiniiwiiitBBnmi -' m. A. J. LOWDER Automobile Repairing 131 W. Thirtieth 8L (Rear) Randolph 5417, Indianapolis, Ind.! i PiiiiuiiiiuiunuiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiBiumiiiiifliiiiifiiiiuiain Cambridge Transfer Freight Hauling Given Prompt Attention IS and 22 3. Alabama St. Main 6897 CHIROPRACTOR Now for 1923 Tw.i. imi.i..v. , i lt , tbe en??e veir Tlt,LtbhroUghont tne ent.re year one must hare oerect health tot heaUb createa beauty. llf ft II 1 I rm at l I . I W. S, HAMEL, Chiropractor varaouaie oi raimer Benooi

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REGRETTABLE MESS DOUBLE CROSSED ON A "GENTLEMEN'S" AFFAIR. St. Paul, Mlnn.Revelation of how the Knights of Columbus "work" their way into Masonic -affairs is given in an article appearing in the current issue of the Crescent, national" organ of the Shrine, published here. Considerable adverse comment has attached to the Shrine of late because of this seeming familiarity with the avowed enemies of Masonry. Article in Crescent The article jn the Crescent follows"Right now we don't care whether Osman temple holds another ceremonial this-year br not for we have received the full invoice of laughter for 1923 from the reading of the following telegram: '"Osman temple of the Mystic Shrine of St. Paul, a Masonic organization, extended an invitation o the members of St. Paul Council No 39J Knights of Columbus, Catholic organization to attend a. circus being staged this week by Shriners. The Knights of Columbus attended the Shrine circus Wednesday evening in a body and brought their band along. Members of the two lodges said the friendly invitation and its acceptances resulted from a desire on both sides "to lay low Ku Klux Klan propaganda in St. Paul," which, they clataied, had sought to create bad feeling between tSe lodges. The Shrine temple here adjoins the K. of C. club house and both organizations have big memberships." Masterpiece of Asininity ''That, masterpiece of asininity was sent out from St. Paul and was printed in the Wabash. Ind., Daily Times-Star. T he black tyoe is our nwn nn,i i ; .'." iu insist; juuin wnere tne poison in Hitmen m tne story. "Of course no Shriner will believe for a moment that Osman temple ever entered into such a silly covenant, ami we only produce it here to emphasize Die, capacity for double dealing that is so prominent in such Catholic (irganizafions. "The facts are that the Knights of Columbus, in common with all other organizations in St. Paul, were invited to patronize the Shrine circus. At their request the Caseys were allowed to bring their band. That is all there was, or is, to the incident. The Knights were treated with courtesy and were given a show that returned full value for their money. Make Political Capital ' "It is to be deplored that the Caseys can not even participate in the social life of the city without attempting to make political capital out of it. "Osman temple has never concerned itself with the operations of the Klan. Stories such as that quoted are too ridiculous for any consideration except that it makes a man sore to know that puy intellects will resort to such petty mnods." Aids Law Enforcement at Gohimbus, Ind. Columbus, Ind. The strong arm of the Invisible Empire made itself felt here a few days ago, and as a t esult, the Indiana State Penal Farm at Putnamville has claimed another bootlegger. Recently a local man of doubtful character received a letter commanding him to immediately seek employment, or leave the city. Should he remain as a loafer in the city, he was promised a coating of tar and feathers by the writer of the letter, who signed a name he had no power to use, Columbus Ku Klux Klan. Learning of the incident, local Klansmen at once started an investigation to learn the author of the letter and turn him over to Federal officers. However, without waiting for the Klan investigation to bring results, the recipient of the threatening letter denounced the Invisible Empire in blazing terms, and turned the letter over to the local branch of the American Equality League. The next day he was arrested, charged with bootlegging after the police had been tipped off by a Klan investigator who had been shadowing the suspect. Today he is pounding rocks down at the Ville, the guest of the state. Having been caught with two quarts of the vile stuff in his pockets, there wasn't much chance for the American Equality League to aid him. Southern Indiana Sees Klan Edinburg, Ind. It is thought that one flf the largest closed meetings of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan ever held in this part erf southern Indiana, was held- in Columbus last week. Tile Columbus Klan entertained members of Klans from every Klan. city in this part of the state, at thfeir new home in the Bartholomew county city, it is understood. Forty members of the Franklin Klan passed through this city Monday nigTit, and it was said they were enroute to Columbus to attend a get-together meeting of all Klans of southeastern Indiana. It was said that a speaker would tell of Klan activities, and that the Columbus delegation to the recent state convention at Kokotno would deliver its report. A number of Edinburg Klansmen joined the Franklin string here onj the edge of the city, but due to the darkness, none of the local members were Recognized. The Johnson county delegation passed through here at an early hour Tuesday morning; on the return trip. Edinburg looked like a deserted city by 8: 00 o'clock; as numerous machine loads of men as numerous inacnine loaas or men "d women from this city drove'to i..k & . bltoS . - s ji... . . I.-.; - much fllRitnnnlntnit Ullhu tnaaffiria was held in nsecreL' The Edinburg iviaiismen paraaea jiar uommous a r$w

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Where has Old Glory gone from Shelby's publie sqtiafe' '' Without her, Boys, things looks mighty bleak and bare. Was the "patriots of Shelby tired of seeing her there, Or politics or money and dp you really think it's fair? O, Boys, how can you stand a thing like this to see Thi3 grand old flag of the nohje and the free? It was not for honor but a simple fee. That she is not afloatin where she should be. The thing you have to take her place Has no meaning on its stony face; It has no history but of a passing race. And should never been allowed, to fill that space. "' " Your city daus to get some fame Have marred your city with a mighty shame. For you' know these Dads are mentally lame, But the trick is done and you are to blame. I hope right soon ere the blue birds wing, To dear old Shelby a horde of hooded Knights bring, And in the square there voices will ring. The song "AMERICA" thev will sing. Shelby Pal riot. When England Had No Dukes. The duke of Norfolk was brought to the block in 157U, and in him perished the last surviving English duke. For more than half a century England had to do its best defeat the Spanish armada, conquer Ireland, circumnavigate the globe, hiy the. foundations -of empire, produce the literature of the Elizabethan age without any ducal assistance Fj'om Pollard's "History of England." Early Loaf Sugar. The art of making loaf sugar was Introduced by a Venetian in the Fifteenth century, who received a large reward for his discovery. The loaf sugar of other days was not in the convenient form of cubes as we have it now, but was large like a round loaf of bread and was some trouble to cut. Not Up to Them. The preacher had been strolling about the links, and wishing to drive home a small moral lesson, said mildly: "Lnotice that the plpyers who get the lowest scores are not those who swear." "Why the h I should they?" demanded the gloomy golfer as he dug up some more turf. San Francisco Argonaut. Sterility and Fruitfulnets. Whil& the mule and many other hybrids are sterile, there are some known exceptions. Hybrids, of harts and rabbits have continued fruitful for generations. In the human species marriages between remote varieties of races tend to sterility, while crossings between allied races are fertile. Seek to Understand Principles. Knowledge of law Is not necessary as understanding of fundamental principles m i which law is based. One may know the law without appreciating why It is the law, hence perfunctorily obey It and thus not support it. "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing." ' His Honesty Assured. To a tramp who wanted to earn a bite to eat a woman saia : "If I thought you were honest I'd let you go to the chicken house and gather the eggs.". "Lady," he. replied with dignity, "I was manager at a bathhouse for 15 years, and never took a bath." Bos1769 and 1783. Do Today'a Duty Well. Why should we desire to meet difficulties prematurely when we have neither strength nor light provided for them? Let us give heed to the present, -whose duties are pressing ; it is fidelity to the present which prepares us for fidelity to the future. Fenelon. All Snakes Not Foes of Mankind. When man meets snake he makes no distinction between friend and foe. While the rattler and the moccasin are deadly foes, the big king snake is a friendly, nonpolsonous reptile' which preys' upon rodents enemies of man. Submarine Cable "Slack." A submarine cable weighs from two to three tons a mile, and in manufacturing It 10 per cent allowance is made for "slack." That is, a cable made to span 2,000 miles of ocean is made 2,200 miles long. .. Lines to Be Remembered. Guard well your spare moments. They are like uncut diamonds. Discard thfera-and their value will, never be known; Improve them and they will become the brightest gems in a useful life. Anonymous. " Boers Halt Transportation. For a long time, the Boers refused permission for the construction of any railways; -in the Transvaal on the ground that nowhere were such contrivances mentioned In the Bible. - - Observatories Long Used. Observatories are a Tery ancient invention.The, first historical observatory was founded in' Alexandria abont 300 B. a ; and Europe did not follow BUlt until 472 A. JX : Ths Living Proofv Voboflyeaevejf more 'flrttly in tha Wisdom 1 fbs) plain 4iopI thatia

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