Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 December 1920 — Page 8

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THE INDIAN AfOLLS NEWS, SAT LED AY, DECEMBER 25, 1920.

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ichrlfJrfrD of Eutoih* me to be-Tif-ve that America'* eharitable people will a*sure the reroamsier oec-

MXRAY TO MAKE SPEECH.

Thursday evening and will be taken to the Coartkonse. where he will

ILi! make hi* address. I? is expected that to reach the mimmuii pro- he will diaww agricniture.

ml This in America * Chris?raa* C. 46- Troyer. of N\ abash county

liiajgre to the children of Europe

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More titan 1A* exhibits have been entered, and keen competition Is promised in the ludging contest*.

(tend of Franklin.

€J»« ton Answer TIi 1, Mnw do#* winter etoner *««e|» *»« ifc wtld t. Are new nc»t* ever e# the lost jrenF* ne*tf ». to form ilf* a* P J ef

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AtM*wee* to FrevfotBl j VThefe docs r hc bobolink baildj «e*t? ' ► . i - ** The boboHnk twriotK* the .«os? r»oKoi^Bd fthd uniform ^*aee *he ean: ftnd tmid the daisies or the timothy * her stmple j ground in the; no concealment: fonceai* the m-; conceals the peb- 1 conceal* the unit : for and silver-1 specie*"' ; HO®ter# will teii you. on] of their own eyes that ] te* and a silver-gray | hut there are not; j black when doming ! you of running from you,! r^uT^u^ r Sfr - : f '• ' ■“ —»y the fir»t

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_ ftt immense k«Ul** or, lal(irons set in huge etone arcbnafL low the hogshead goc* to the tree* » d »pon a siotl by a team, And the ' m |« evaporated in broad, shalUnr Iron pan*, a great earing of

and of labor.

igbl* fpwirrfd toy ffotigtoton Miffhn Co- J jMORE THAN TEH MILLIONS. floorer Cable* Overaea* Worker* of f larae Merer Nam Obfalaed. IjHHt YOliK, Itecembcr 2S,—In . a itas cable message of encouri*iiifttti to oversea* worker* of or-' g|Uon« comprising the KuVooeaj* incil, Herbert Hoover, dliced that more than flfcode $00 ha* been pledged to the oohttair* |i#,ooti.d(H> cblid-aaving fond, "meaning that 1 .ooo.ooo of the destitute cblWren In eastern rai Europe are assured of the JMWtt fcarvuet.** ' age readL *i have In pointed you by having I a*y definite aeaurance as w# aould continue the

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tent bn ail util* associated organThe holding out of pro*;

I {Apeftsi *» The UaftsaakoCts 9Cew*| 1 fltpccadl. to The ladumenob* Mews) ! GKKE!«.IIBl. : Ra, Ind., I>ecembef 2sJ' FHAMK^UJi. Ji»d. rjeeemtoer 25..— ** -er.t* for the IMcat'jr cftuniy com | fis iohaimn coumy and received her ow are now practically i education af the Oxford College for I Me McCray will arrive at 7:U o clock * Women Khe is survived by two

daughters. Mrs. E. T Howe. Indianapolis. aed Mrs. Rose Meredith. Franklin. She also leaves two brother*. Stephen Dungan. of Johnson county, and James oT Dungan. Indianapolis, and a sister Mr*. T. B. Wood. Frank-

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DUBUK. December 26 —P. Ji Hooper, editor of the Freeman'* Jouraai. has been sentenced to twelve months' imprisottnient. and a fine of £J.kd» has beep- .'imposed on the Freeman's Jourpat because < " - 1 ' * ~ ' i

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Hamilton Edwards and Martin Fttagerald. directors of the paper also were sentenced to twelve months in

prison on the same charge.

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Romance ?

When you’ve laughed and wept at this wonderful picture,

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, Bachelor Conrad went back to his boyhood home—and

found it cold and leaky!

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