South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 118, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 April 1920 — Page 4

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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BARNHART FORGES

HEPLER INTO OPEN ON LIQUOR ISSUE w Lcttr An M;niY I'uiMir hv m C;m.li,Jatt ;t- IS--nii 11 Hid for Wrt .Support. Jii;j fit rd jp, th gi.'-l iture agaimt 1h .il"ii.hnrnt rf th- -a loon -a ;it:ain.rt national prohibition, and v m one of th wrv fw v. im vN ! i:i-ain.t the ratltsvation of the wr:i-j 1 jffrace .triM.-.'Mnvru I o.jr.r.ntj til Ihrn: for i ;o not know andi J. '', vow u j'I wriv ;: 1 r 'I how y.oj voted and why. Is i- r.i-J morrd that Torf H.a., to ar.! rr. l ' Jl not h, th" .i'o'Ti -i'-ün'M P-id.. rs i in thi tii-trx t ai v..ur ad ; r i.- ! Iordi".rs in joar ra.e and if ; cannot effectually stop this or: ni talk you will have s rious ppi.si- : lion In our own part- if ou arni 1 o:r.i:.ai( J. I am i - j 1 1 fM;v;r,i '1 that the d ly of the l;nvi' alorii 1-i behind u forever ar.-i th man" v.-ho run- on a saloon pl.tr't tin or, vim lias sah. or: pri r . i j ls in h:; political r:ak t:p v. iil ! a li-a-i trus ar.'!idat'- for hirnxrlf Jir.'l h'.: 3'-irtv. ! rliarf:i aican.-; o a r r 01 ar- nn-j irn l 'Alii .:;;:. try i 1 . . j ;ru o-.i ri'ht. in;xi:Y . IINHAIIT." Ih-plrr li.iL. V't 11 '-. Hon. Il.r.ty A. J Sarr.h.t rt. "Ho. h t-r. Ir.!iar a. Mv In a! Mr. I'.arnl.art : "Your ! ?! r of SI m-h itl. I ai'jiro i.ii'' h i:.t'.Tst that yo ; ar. lakici; in ti.y tinj. .ihn:. "lr. r : - - i r 1 to t!.. rumor which riti.ir;. . ni:o rnirm tio:-- who1 jtta Mji'OM i to fui'h'iinj: mv r-t. V0.1 haw l;i.ovti nn- v 11 4 noimli anl l.o.u: i nniit;li to kt.ow tli.it I haw r Ii ita fl t f II ihr truth, at;.! to follow th' Iii;' of ru-tion that 1 i.rlir-w t r.;:ht.; MkI i; KiVf lh ri.i.Mir.s for my '" - ' tj,,n. ! -ji,,. irriTil will iiow that I ot- (, f,,r jh.. r.j i;:':r.it;o:: of Up- v. ornIi S Mill r;io ;i ; ! ; . I ! I II i 1 1 i , i 1 ,- 1 Jieve aI,,i i hav.- a'.is lah. v. d

that a woman hon!d !:a . privi-; Air. is.-ntiar-r in an interview 1, ,,f h itaiir d.-t et-si.itio t!ir- na- : y -steril ay civ es it as his opinion that lure of the'iiv-- wki h V-ov'ii her, j Ho detnocratic party has the advaniuxl of volmu for the men or won,- taO. as he sees it. not Only in Inn to he . je, t.d to iifot. e and 4 ii- 'li u.a th is v. ai . but in the nation, iv out tho-e law-. "-,! ln:,t is ''(dd is an awakening "'I did vote ncain-f the rati:. cation tsom the ! ep into which the re.f the prohibition amendment and pubiieans by tlieir projac-mda has J am frank Jo -. that if I had to lulbd it." lie says. 'The republican 1(t,. ,,, llu, pToposition acain in s-b'Kan. 'this is a republican year,' is the le isiature of Indiana. 1 would "ly r. slogan, invented for purposes tr iln against the rn titration ' f hypnotic su-estion. The repubf the proluhitior; amendment. , h-:ins themselves are not so sure of "I b iw felt Mnd 1 -til! f' l that it as they pi etend to be ; are, indeed, j, rn itt'. r -o vitallv effecting the pri- ratio ,- shaky about it. That is evi-i'-cs ami üb. rties of an iudivi-- lenced by the amount of money dtia? should I- pat to a popular th-.v are preparing to sp-nd to buy , . ,.1 ... ei.l. .1 ox the I,.-.ml. . the e.ortion.

i'al not f e. 1 '. at tie- h i-l .ture of the state of In.Üat.a sh-'Ubl tako :,e on wh'h etfe-ted the daily life of so many ihon-and-- of 7 ns of the state of India,.... with-, .. . .1... ri -ht out civinc tho-e iltle..- in.- rini to sav for then. selves whtther they ! r.rohihitioti or not. 1'artic tilarly did 1 1 t r of citiet: t!ie lihert.v of ad nations in M'.irope hhould tid be ib priv.-d of tlnir ri;;ht t.. express their oiii;ion at tlte hal.t ho on this tri al U.tion. and I be!i. ve. furthi rmore. that there vas t.o r ason why tliis tr.attt i could not have been properly pr-sente, to the p. npb . eitht r ii; fav .t of pro- j lilhitioti or auainst it. the agitation' v.hicii is t..ev uomc acr-'.-s thi- coun

try from the Ailahtic to ),. l'a. ::ic, nml from the ;nif to Caitdi. o:;rr.iu' Iii' tu rii. r ilem.-rits of( rational prohibition weuld be for-. wr s. t at n a, ai d one sab.net of a u-ita t ion wha-i; l- h.lp::; t- " '

l.et p this inniiti-y a turmo;. of nr.rtT'i a in') .'!!! ii'.- a'it.i' would have he. n f.-r.vr and hi. illy s- ! at l ' s J hav hern a r. -:.! :'! f , 1 w 1 v.l. Mate if Indiana lor : .- ir; haw J,, nlwa', s ! n a demo,-!.,; !'.. . n ac i live lite a - ,irp. i,!. r an j cars: in t ! 1 ä v . a r - . .i .ecu for th. t ;cal t i r:u r. ta t U of tlo i i i M" n . a k r ; w a ! o i ; t in i : o r f o if aia t . o w a t al haw i -: I J ' a rs a pra -! w . l tin- : r-1 s. c- :. .1.-. pli V.unty Scut . ; : r i -1 i ! : u i'a 1 1 a u u. . t h . i tn - t .s orga:::.a:b-!i 1 . . i t n- c'trt d tne for i h e , o i r a : !:..-:,:.!.! if the 1. rst entity a n : ecre ta r a " d tu;, , Üvter.-tatc I'a::" a- -. .'lalaa:, a m; 1 r f thi- 1 oiLiii ;:!. . n !u ili.;' on !!M,,;rs onntv:;, ...w- ' i I."-' "t '''';:; .,; 1 " t" 1 lie ro.jd- f St J o - . 0 1 1 1 active In ad of ;!a- '. u 1 he hi,;.t: 1 1 a 1 et p : -e T-; . Stat-- - a . 1 .losfpli .oartv. ..nd al--Hie stat. ! ;,'d of :r:na ; ; "1 i an i ot 1. ip but ie. i tii if it wo')'. I l.e mit-ke for- t he ibrnot rats of this rem-if. tn notninaie Mr. Stritb. o; ,1 di-trat .f Lapotte. t. o-Mnr.c ' eoaj.tv thit ' ,,r-ul1 f.-r f hep. Mr. Sr;;.Tt do.-s. fri in the sat a Mr. I link a ! ,-;,lo; :oia to his str. i,-th. He is a tn. ml er of tho v...... protts-urn a Mr. Tlio'iey ,.,n,l I 1 Ileve that tne p. npie of this corcres:oT. il di.-tnct pre f. r to s. c bu-i'P s i::aM. a man who 1- m t-.uch with, a r.d Kt.ows l-.tlmat. t tin t orditi.ot and f..ling of the laboring p. ople. and in particular the farming community. ;.s a catalaltte f.-r ior.gress. rath, r than a pr..t", -.or-.a! man. "I -av th: - wit trout any intention ( f tracing a rv pr.-f- s.-tc-n. 1 ut that th- r ople of this di-;rict would trefi r this tm.e to vote for .1 common farm, r and h ia,n. "Thar.k ing y.ai a tain for our ir - trrts! -IS r.-s d M o;r at It r, , .,. v ----- " J b. g :' r. -i ai ciioiau COM. TRI sr S l)l01. 1.1)

py 1 s rV)'77'l ,!,Ar'Vr;v.l-n7vS:i, n,.h i ports of cleavage" and that "there ) ( . . i.Ul LI l AMII.Nb.ON. AP. I -.--K,ah- 5l'ghtest foundation for ' 1 ::l;r1r1;vt:i;-IVi, -'anders." The n., adds (OV.Tl..":-.P rilo.M I'A'hl oMD ''' :".'l nav, p .y bill. hn- , tUt. reports -seem to us cruel. - -I-'-na:. cotuorees Mondav devtucl ;;rlnllhc are bending every ,h:p nil coal m::d ,v c. -:.at - d 1 :m r. ases M be g,v,n omcc-s. i;; 1 ri.ach a common agveerail ro-.t.- v.. r- m .b- j . i m.,:-. r.t. ! Kirs: Ii. ut.-nants. Beut aan:-col- . f --

tho ( o'.rt comb :::: : Vis... as a- unlaw f ul. 'h.b-f .I :-': Whi-. pror a b r. 1 i ; . , ,. w ,, . i , T rb i mtrori'v ; ::-;. n d;s- :.: :: ;:-!!. . . e-, the low . : -ar' -h :1 1 t t MMOMIP r appkm: p.r A . t. .1 I'..--: -s-m ;t - n. - a; - .i . i Bind. : o '-;.. ! o j- i . f m ; when Pi - t ". :.-' - r t ' m. . h . . ! 1 i ' ,,,.r - . a -, : ' . ' ' T ' -a . p.for. ) i -.a.!, com ;:: . s - t.ratlnß Mcalcan affairs

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OUTLOOK IS SPLENDID ü d.ana. 1. iri South lbr.1 ailing on' John T: M a? of North M i :

n!( inbT.s f ' his party in the infr-c-hs of ha. u. !i.!.iry I K N. if. , Muvor O r : trv-tr--.-':: i :- of the Li.jon

Tru-l ( nri;,,,r,y. r- an old Wahah ':;nty man and :s hclpim to fur-l'.-.i : lvrS:ir;'T's 'andldicy joraily. I - a: h a r:- r H one of the h anlst- '.!' M c- e.t'.dpbprs nn tho demo !.:!: li t. l!c i.f'-n in ptartic.i!1 v ' ; ' rv '"'tidy in the .-tat'- and is r f - j v 1 j ;( nfaneou yupfirt 'n ry h it I With Tom Taggirf". , pul f ri tho India na tb k'-t ;u-surtl. .loiix isiiMiAiua.n. Mr. ni.ar'er tatrs that most Ilooir feel that I tu I i.m.t 1 oli. ha.i nou-h at;d are uniting r-n Isenbar-L'.-r for Governor as airaint what ho oiti.-iifr his ord;.' otinr t a I oppon ent. I r- 4. rt.tj.it I t. '.tlln.l, nr ' thf capital city. ,,Jr. .McCulloch Is ' lu-h typo of itizfii but thr- ivrr- ' rr vot-r b'lif-vrs th;it Indianapolis should not bo Kivcn all the piaca on th- tickt thih yar." tavs the North Maiich tiT man. The Wala.-ii omity e inlilat is v.idrly known throughout Indiana, M i. a trutf-o of I'urduo university, tlif ohlt-.-t member in point of s rvon tin- state Itoar.l of ariculiuro ";i hi. h lie has tilled cvrry otücr, is piPi.l. nt of the Indiana Fair -Ma h ' r.s' .i-.suciation and a banker ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' - - 1 1 1 1 w 1 . m 5. c w promin - nee in his community, M r. is.-nb..rcer exper ts to he nom- j

ü-neu. ami uom :us onse-wim, antiquated thit Warren T. MclVay .iti-'jvnl bo lus rna.bncan opponent in -h rlrction. That is. he sajs. Mr. McCrav and his monev.

SUPREME COUNCIL REJECTS APPEAL OF HUN LEADERS W ill Not Permit I Inn.- to Increase Military Power to 200.000. N T 1 N C 1 : 1 K K M PA C. 11 C . X K. ) ail the subjects mentioned in the foreoinc. "It a satisfactory settlement is ar- . .. . 1 ... ... lli..-., ... .intu ttin 'illio.l . ... ii,: Ji.. kll I I I1MM Iii.-" Mll I7T IIUUS i V ' vJ -uss with the German rcpresentativ.s all questions which effect th' :r;terii tl order and economic well beim; of Germany. I?ut Germany must understand that the unity of the aUn s tir e.e utioti o I ine treaty - solid as it was for war and that t the onlv nuth.d of taking her place execute I n- ;he world is loyally to I lie em;.i -'ments to which she has ahsi rib. d." HEADS OF METHODIST (Hl Iii II III txhl leih ' . ' . . ... . r MA (A AMLLMLy I O . p.v ,-'i i ih 1 Pi.-s: j CHURCH MAY REVISE sVKAtTSi;. N. V. Aprd 2 I f. l ,- !-1t.i-te.1 I Mill,- Mftini' ! v,e;-,-tai tor the g.-n.-ral conference ' . 1 e. t,,. M.tlio.li-' ih ..pal chun Ii i y.hi- h oi: Saturd.iy at Des m, , , I.twa. stat-d Monday night: unit the .om.r.rae probably would th. ban on itmtw meiiis. i hanging it from a mandatory ! ,,, the book ! discipline to a worU . ,.f advice. Meniorill-- slbmitted to ir. .Mllbi from conf. r- rices in all parts of the! cotmtrv show that al-aut one-third; the preach. -rs want to cumulate ,.n ref v nvs to dancing, th aters , ..pd catd playirr. with the others , i:nr, rtain as huw to deal with thi , '....position. : In th. m itt r of lav m n b im: . it d 1:1 t . 1'n- rn.cn.ojia :at. l by at annual I. ii. . . .low th. m to b. b Lst ."vO.t VOI.-. 1 II 1 . v men c irre d the n ... . . one. but we re cd ated b the min- - .? t -rs. CO.YCKKSS COXFEREF.S nu ten AGHtitMEvr . R USE FOR OFFICERS a IK !..;- and (oloruls in ttie army an 1 t :: :nts junior grade, eomar.und1 c.ip'ams m th rvt'. will : . . an i ; e re.ise t f Mi 0 a i a i a a IL ; .-r ai 1 lieutenant commanders .?:. . .t.tai:-s ..mi ! i u n '-. , , I". k iaV .-.ml lie-i tenants a tal i-:iv;-:.

Ih. rok-.-s wn. l.e i.tro.iv. u.kn,'.' J.vryl ar;d . .. rem..; :...':; :..t '.:t;ti! Jura a, lf-JJ.

An .me? -.'..I. T -.11. W . if-l..-.l . i o n-.g for the pres.nt the i . . . :;..ii tor p: irlers a n..w.-l j d -.-;:?.: t!a war to . :!";. -.rs w lietlier 1 on s rvice at home or avvav. triers ailo-A.-l

CITY HALL CROWD

HAS AMBITION TO CONTROL COUNTY ir-on Aurod liv Citv i i Attornov That Ur May m I Become Leader. With th mmini," of two pr.-i-dentbtJ randidate dtirin' thf ptaer.t watk. home republaan h.idtrs; ro devoting their attention to national und Ht.ite politic?, while tht re ru-A othrr who appear to be more intrr.-tt-d in the nomination and rlf'Ctlon of their personal rhoic.- of candidate, for county rfti?-s. with th hop" of controlling thf affairs of trin county ki.Sx.vr the November 1 lectio rvs. In fact, the contest between the birki' of candidates for the republican nomination for places on the county ticket is becoming so bitter that son:e of the men in the opposing ear:ps are not ivui on : jit ak'in'-T U rms. Control AfTairs. I'or instance, tht city hall crowd 5ucceedcd in brincin--: out a su:tiI cicnt number ( I candidates for counJ ty oüices to completely control the aiians of the county if they are s:ncM.'saful at the primaries '1 week. from Tuesday, and at the polks next November. City Atty. Thomas V. Slick. Mayor Carbon's present political advisor, has succeeded in brir-fin out a futhci.-nt number of his henchmen to plaee the county in the jrrasp of the city hall if enough votes can j be secured at the primaries and elecMr. Slicik picked his brother. Albert .lick, ler the nomination for county treasurer after l-Yanklin M. Lloone had been thrown into the Uisv-ard by the administration, although .Mr. Boone was induced to become x candidate by tho urcin of number.-? of the administration. Mr. Boone was a member of the Carson board of public safety as lone its he could stand the way things were conducted by that board. IJrothcrly l.c. Fi lends of .Mr. lloone are not looking with the most friendly interest upon tho action of the city attorney in bringing out Iiis brother acainst the former safety board member. Then there i Floyd (). Jelllson. candidate for the republican nomination for prosecuting attorney. Mr Jellison is Ciy Atty. Slick's henchman, even having- an otlice with Mr. Slick. Ueorge A. Harron, candidato for the republican nomination for state representative, is another lick henchman, as is also John W. Hartum, candidate for the republican nomination for county commissioner for the middle district. The city hall, republican leaders claim, wants to reach out into county .mains. The adminiHtratlon wants to be the hub of the county. Mayor Carson wants to be the political loader of these parts, and the cltv attorney is said to have assured the mayor that he is with him in this ambition. 1 The fact that the administration is taken up wholly with county politics may erplnin why city hall leaders do not seem much interested in any of the presidential and gubernatorial candidates who happen to visit the city. City oltlcials failed to attend the Fesler meeting here some time aso. and none of the city hall crowd was at the Toner nieetinc. Mayor Carson failed to show any particular interest in Sen. Harding of Ohio when ho was here, and the contender for county political power is not very much interested in the coming of Sen. Johnson and even of Gov. l,owden here this week, although the mayor swore his allegiance to Gov. lewden at Indianapolis several weeks ago. PLAN FOR FINANCING AMERICAN TRADE IS OUTLINED IH lSAlKLlb Itv Associated Press: "IMNEHUKST, N. "., April 26. Plans for forming a corporation un der the Edge law aw for financing through "cooperawide basis of bankAmerican trade tion of a nation ers. exporters, manufacturers and i others""' were disc cussed here Moning of the execu - e American Bank - hn .McHugh. pnsidav at the nuetir. tive i iiiincil f th i s' assiciation. A report by John dent of the .Mrrnanicj ana .vieiais bank of New York, and chairman of the association's commerce and marine eotmnittee was presented, re - tlecting the results of a canvass of dent of the Mechanics' and Metals bankers in every state, u aeciareu th:ot n. 1 1 a t i o n - W i d e organization to -- - - iinanc. tncrican foreign trauo eoubl nadily ne prougiit mio e-x-ince and only awaited leadership. Investment banks, as permitted y th. Bdge law. would ..e prova o. JfJY ' DISSENSION A - ' .,nrvr,ir HAnhO Uf ksUUiyvAL, -..i i it'd Pres-: ' "t )DO April Stories pub1 msesion jht.d in Kranc,. and l'ngland nsScrti,4 , hat there is disse? ion urmn" tjlc, members of the supreme Co'unl ..re termed "slanders" and - - iriiel" in a statement issued by , . .., .),n,..,11 ,,f u'endlestone. the ,. I i V U 1 l '0 J i ..'l v. o. iv. . . . fnrom k-Piri'iiirv. and tele- . i.: .aJ)lui(1 Ul u, foreign ofhec from , . . . . u.aov ' .-a it ii1. .uuiiunj' iin-.nst vimultiim ouslv the foreign ....... , .,,v..,1 ;.n official message i from the United States saying the iv.ti.tva 1 ports of th alleged dissension, !w,'a, h.h T'n. republished in iting a "'dcploral- l arzon s teb gram said that l the British delegation in fan I.tmo 'is at loss to understand the re r" ;.MP.Bi:i:s STKIKll. I'.v Asuci ited l'res: " Avil A PKIKTA. sonora. April .C. .....Vtiuriait. gamblers . mp!(y d here I . nt on a strike Monday. 1" mployt s g.-nibling houses Uvir.anh-d a tn.i.i $ 1 1 dav to $15. Chinese ni vuTe being emplovcd as ktf leakers. ; Watch Toner, He's the Winner.

.IOMN i;imc;k M Tiie t st of what no-.: ar 1v h it you are hen noh.ulv hot t.Od (IJ. A ari tan la- a el. .nr. ..p. that r: M'ir. .' an h.i . A ;n-ti'-r in on! a--k foe -aK -tin. A christian ca a.-k lor h.!p it, anvthi.-i- ."o p.e- r,, that t!;tn--

li-h.t in ".o..i"s r : lie w :' u-u.i 1 1 - j'.-t it. Til'- oS of mo.- nf oj;'"iety women j-.ist ore Jopp. rit'-hd pursuit if P.appn:cs which they w;ll invr have until th-'Y pat Jo..l ja oj-.l pl:i in th ar h .-. I? yo.i are not iiapp tonight iT i- le-CaU-" (Jod ha not col : rst j!aee 111 your h at t. One of these fellows proud of h!s worldly tlnr.es traced his family ire-v fnr nv: ihn olh r flay. I r.oiiee.l t!ia.t th forthep J..ick h" went the better the stork to be. The world doesn't m ed a new religion. What it nerd is to ac cept 0'I s tm.e hieh it has ivVr dort religion Thr roads tiiis world all toirifo an end. That roan who is tol.owimr the mwncy road will .soruo day write f. is last check and his road will end. "Willi ;l christian, his ro.nl leads on and through eUrnity. COUNTY FACING FARM SHORTAGE City Milk Inspector Gives G loo n iv Picture of Conditions Here. St. Joseph countv is facing shortage of production on its farms.! . , , . . . particularly dairy products, accord-j ing to Dr. Hoy li. Wolfe, city millet inspector. Milk will nave to bring! a higher p: .(. T)r. Wolfe said, or ' the dairymen will be put out of business. He said that milk wa.s selling' wholesale at 22 to 'AO cents a gal lon and retailing at 1 4 cents a quart,

the Kiinio price It had brought when' " , T " V 7 , hay waa selling for $20 a ton and '"" . insl t0 ira? chop feed at $2.:0 Now these V!iaTh prices are $40 and $4. respectively. .fJ ThtrC l The inspector said that he knows of trlgkrhaW at least J,000 acres of land within 10() nVpoiul a radius of eicht or 10 miles ot j when he invited those ,vho M ould outh Bend that would not be cul-j fc.ss thpJr laUh ,n God iivated this year on account of the tfl t,u. platform at the conclusion of high pnee of labor and material ana tne sermon more than 1Q0 rcs,pond. the low price of larm pn.ducts f(L -Many wpr(. Jq whf) which has undergone little change had attended the sendees with Sunin price in companion with other, d;iy srhool frirnda but thPre Wfre things ! several older persons In the crowd. Dr. Wolfe told o2 one farmer It is pianned to have those who whom he. asked to clean up around hrxyt. b,ipn converted at the servicon his place, bat instead of going to lnus f;lr to attcna triP church of the cost of that the farmer pulled their choice next Sunday and take stakes quit the business. The city out membership. It is estimated that milk inspector said that he had not more Uut 150fk have bcen conVcrt. revoked a license in a year or:ed.

stopped any wholesale or retail milk deaJer from selling milk, though he often found milk that failed tO( meet legal requirements. WILL ACCEPT PARCEL POST FOR SWITZERLAND Itv Asso.-i.-ited Pnvs: "VASIIIN"(;T(N. April The ho neeented for Switzerland. A tnnclt t hartre of 10 cents to be,

postOffice dep.Vtment announced, j Jg.r, Monday, that beginning May 1. par-, frv--g eel post packages w eighing not r-ore ; 'JrJiT.Slip than 11 pounds and unsealed would fA

paid by postage stamps atlixed to, roMMISSloXKIts MKl-iT the wrappers, in addition to the necessary stamps for postage, at the ' ontemplated implements on rate of 12 cents a pound is fixed 1 tho Last .lellerson st. road were disPending receipt of a. list of pro- , t uss-I Monday morning when the hibited articles, postmasters lkivuntv commissioners met in regubeen ordered to refuse to accept t foodstutfs of a perishable nature. '-tr weekly session Routine reports ioou.iuiis ! ami transactions of routine business

Drrv" DIVINE OA TOUR FOR GOV. LOU DEN: Judge John P Divine and Atty.' Krank Hayes of Chicago, are in South P.end making arrancenu-nts ; for the l...w.len meeting which will ho held here next 1-riday nicnt. i Judge Divine formerly praeticen law, m South Hend. Ho is now a Judge j jn the probate court of Chicago. i Mr. Hayes is a former Notre Dame,

student, having uraduated from thej.M Culpepper of Pine Bluff. Ariz.;' dass of '14. "Divvy" Divine, as he; MrSt (). A. K.andy of Culver. Ind.. ; was called by his class mates, tin- arm j,. w. Thomas. ( O. Thomas.' ; ishe.l Noti'e Oame a l-w years pr. v- .Mrs. iwtWr.T.ee Oill and Miss Lillian juUS. Thomas of this eitv. Mr. Thomas.

. v . y , Form r. - 1 111 'for I lira 111 ClMOi xotro Dame students Mond.".:! , " , .... ,.. m .,,-. .-1i,I. nnntii an i i a r o . ... .... M . v. . -. the purpose of which is to aid the .. . , , c..ndidacv of Sen. j inran, j,,iinso:i. " -o Ward of California was dort - ( ( T,r,.si(1,.nt. and Aibr.t Scott mt - retarv. The secretary is a. son of Joseph Scott of California, who inianagii.g the Johnson campaign in tho wt.sl a,ui jS perhaps the most popular lecturer who talks at Notre ! Panto It is his custom to give at lectur- yearly at Washington hall. Sem Johnson is setuduled to speak here Thursday, and the mu-f-fr. Johnson is setuduled to " speak here Thursday, ami the mudents have wired asking that he visit jotro Panic while here and make ;,n address. Other otticers of the club are Clif - . i i . i .... ...... ff.i-i .ullivan. vi e nresnlent. ana Joseph O'Hara. treasurer. i . a portable piano of full fivr-oc

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t.-.ve range but weighing onlv ) - - pound- has l.er-n mvet.ion. tne nammers striking tuning forks instead cZ - strings. POPULATION FIGURES WASHINKIN. April 26.

Tb.r census bureau Monday morning announced the follawin 1920 population results: City Population Inrpnt? s-ramnt. '!if. ...iäK37 21.1K1 Mwwnff, kti I..:1IH IliM.lnf. linn l..iwq VirrlniA. JUnn 11.W2 3..)9 Nile. U l;ar 4.il Ilat ounstwwn. O.ll.Ji; e.'.'e..') p.dnxillf. O n.M.. tM-t ."Mölln., Ill .VG" 6.0P K.av raiu. in ;.;; :o Mtlra. lnilj S.t9. Ihlchton. P S.loj I.M.rrillf. N. ( 4.S15 !Hj I at Iliri;iii:i, l a.. . 11 Ml

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SCHOOL CHILDREN HEAR BOB JONES IN GOOD LECTURE Police Head Line of .March; kiddie Form Parade in Loop Ui-trict. h '.vn.i-i;i) i'ium iv;: . tNi:.

on, , nave w n-n tney jut (Jod nr-l j anil above love of pleasure. I IV IlJs Will. ,nv aih' j'i ii i lint Moriwm ; j inh'Titance .1 n ,1 of my cup; thou j malntainest my lot. (Jod Ahuichiy ! is my father and the ri his or th" t uniw-rs. ii re 1 1 is-. As hn as I am doinvr His u ill 1 fc't t all I need, perhaps not all that 1 want, but ail that I need tu do Hi will, and I wiii have my inheritance hert after while ttios.- who liavu made cods out of tilings uf the world will be reaping sorro-.

If yt.u are not happ tor.iht it needs to accept it in spirit as well! as to tirnfs-: it in- nnnili Tli. I-.:.,,: i i i a man l ilkp is the ma.ii who keeps i. . .... . uie iiru ueiore mm ia Chicago just as he does when he is attending Sunday "school in .South Uend. .Ml Hoaib iMil. 'Don't forget that the roads which you follow in thLs world all come to an nd in this world at.d that the road which the christian follows, the road of God. goes on and on forever. That man -.vho travels; the load of money will some day write his last check and die. he will reach the t.,;i 0f nie. road to which tho lale e-pd p'or.cy has lcl him. That irl who has put tho b,Ve of the oamc auow nie love ot uou may kccp onJt,r :i limc b,ul M'Inr ,lai' lhe inses v. ni iaue irom tier cnecKS, incy wi Withr and her hair grow gray and another day her road will end. To those who follow the road of "l uXVtt ha"d ,Sflt,Lr0Uh their path kadi "n anfl on through eternity. ii ..njuuuy urags ana las on ni9 roari through this world let it bf the sinner. he h;us only nunishmont ' t(. Ifii.lr f nrwi fn o t- th.. v a Viia ihe revival campaign entered ltn third week with $.1,000 yet to be r;,iw0d to meet expense.- incurred in erecting the building. and udvertlsln, the campaign. It was announced that more than $1,200 was collected at the Sunday services, nearly M.OOO of this amount coming- from th men's meeting. jj '-.- jV t occupied the time of the commisj Mont is during the day. DE A THS I. O. THOMAS. J. O. Thomas. SI vm r old H'er! Monday afternoon at .'1:40 o'clock at his home at SIS Blaine av. He is s-urvived by his wife. Mrs. Eliza - , v. , ...... hi th Thomas and his children, Mrs came m re trom Plymouth. Ind.. 11. years ago He was bcrn in Stark, county. Ohio. Aug. 22, Kuneral services will be held at tho Kirst "ht:rch of th Brethren, ' fame here from Plymouth. Ind.. 1 ! I hursday a Iter noun at : : o c...ck. P.nrial will be in Highland eeti.e- , . c - ; lery. WILLIAM SlIl'LT.. , Wii'iain Shultz 7v years" old died ;. th, homo of 'his daughter' Mr- ; ririrIl Stichler, i irren) townshij ; Moniiav morning, a L ä o'clo, k fc'i Inwlnr no IMnfca of o : . n o o t- II ia survived bv his wife, Amelia, and his j (1;iugritr. Mrs. Stichler. Mr. Shuttz I was born in .nni!llf, po.-rn. Oer- : ,ranv iav . i s 4 '. and came to his "cuntrv is vears ago. , I , ;.his",.)lU, , j j TTjff JTlTll i "

ii you are not iiappj tonight it M ; , VT.. " :. - -; ',; '- ; 'tis bei.'aus'-e God hadn't got hrst place '.i . ' ' :- in your heart. This world doesn't C v ' V -': ', -: :' ' ' -v ; ra ci a now religion. What it needs i f f .r ;. - V - -- - :: v is to aeept the old time religion of j b :J ':- '. :-. v v v, :: Jod .which it has never done. it I rV-.-1;. ' ; ; e'iä .

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7 Cfvn FrSC j The co-.etnmont representu t iv !- fl OCUOUl JOlCöUV(i(r.io,1 tr, hav- s ibmitted - n 'agreemen: contract wb.ich n-j.n-

m . i . .... . ported va'.'dicK rian and Los-lie . . . o-i. t Vemkiations for ck-ss his- .... 'a im hldf d Ci.iriC' 'ii: Br-r-1. 11....1.. ' r 1 mi 11. . iixi.j (Liiki ...ul: .1.. MN ,".a Kor class poet. Kor'

Julian. Bessie Steel. and lldwinj;.' nc CJfiiV' Patt- were nominated. Catherine j " lr vint and 11 aclPl Davis. Haj B.u r j BOARD DEN) REPORT and Inn.- Healy. Stewart Bblredgei

and .lames Taylor were r,on:.inatol .-. a.... ........ u ... 1 i .. i KU Cia.s p: upn-.w.-v ii'.iu .ie. inder. Arthur Kusse H and Margaret , - -,, ideyer were nominateij f-r will rmihrrs. The folbrnm- w.-r, elected- Pott glas ouen class historian; Vorbes Julian, rhni Ctithenr.e Swntz and Bachel Pavjs. prophets. ;:nd Alexan.b r Arnold, wall maker. BANDITS KILL BANK OFFICIAL AND ESCAPE I'.v Asofiait'd Prrss; "HAGERSTOU'N. Md.. April The bank at Sandy t-prir.c-:. Aid.. 10 miles from Washington. P. C. was robbed M-naav dv auto Da no its who shot and killed Krank Hollowell, son-in-law of the president of the bdnk and escape! with all the. cash In the vault according to re-j ports reachintf here MonUy. i

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Mr. Roderick Tower and his bride, wbo was Miss Flora Fayna Whitney, at the door of Su Itartbolomew's Church, New York, after beinc marTiod bv the llev. Dr. Lelghton Parks.

WOOD TO SPEAK AT TABERNACLE General's Supporters Secure j Place for Saturday Afternoon. Leonard Wood gets the ta'oernnrle! next Fattuday afternoon. ji ...oi 1 u 1,1 ppewk there at Z:0 o'clock , Heeord lng to nnouncement n-,ndo h.Vj members t t tho. Wood for l'reidont' lM.ff,m nftor nn.l.it hebt . ihn - w Oliver hotrl, Monday evening Tho mooting wn titter. ded by Wood boostern from Flkhart ounty,; Sen. neurdsley of Mlklmrt, chuhmau1 or tne v oou organization in tuts: enr!grrilnr.al dint riot presided at the, meeting ut which arrangements for. tho recoptton of the gencntl whonj ho v!s!t thin part of Indiana, werej made. ! Oen. Wood will nrrlvo in somhi liona at iiirn Mituruay morning Qril nrirtfiA t r l-'R' hn tii.l flo-1 .... I . JI.....1.. ti.. ...m ...it- ,, cneil jmmeu in l eiy . i i e ni in . :v ' linsilfU III XIIO nmnillijf ai.u the monument nt Klkhnrt t ll't-tn.; Thence he. will return to Sotiin Hern and epeak at the taberr.fto will leave hero ni n.lo that eve nlng. Metlng Tt xens fxpUh.e-d that l! be no inretlng of the 1 revival at the tnberneeh afternoon, which In the or,e after noon In th week on which tne, in tho hSt dne evangel s no smefik. Her.cei the Worid sunnorfer Were nble to, r'curelhe place for tholr polltlcali n etlng. ' v onsiaer nine- in kii. a-i . opir.g arr.oug fiiuiun m. .n - "which of the candidates the denmcrnts are mis favorable to." Voo: ir,rinA.nto co'" t h e v lire for Wood on account of this . and Ida 1 0' inhurort wfakness ;;s a posslb; 1 ponent tl'nml liunnorters d eclft !C thev t for tho genoral s oitteresi -...Jli m,. .-.v- . t O. tr-ott-r rioet'ire i ia . lll'ii in liiui n.... the currert republican ta'k n "flash jr a powder par." and are abiding , tv,e time of their own cor. ventlon. 1 1 :e unit: i ' - " ...... - . ; r. tiirir rw r on r. ven t ion. TtTT nnrP jrlDC TCi MILL ißt t fld i 1 j SFTTI F DIFFERENCES '7' r,mr7vrc roov' HUH LMIiLi1 to C)UU:y ronfrreaee boivt-o: the milt npe,nlort; ,-Pp-e-cnta t i es of t he carp, -n - t. rs' 'union and r. S. LaW Cnjnn- , nPr yVii l 1-Vick. held brhir-d t n..( doors-. Monday, is praeti".ally - . .1. -,nr,.f.. 1 . - .i i a i n io i is u 1 1 i ' i r i ... i . . - o . . It wem emplnves and operators I ! ii-. Strait H P.em! 1 '.I I! - '-lojos who had been on strike ar-Npe-tod 'o return to v-o:k .-"ometune Tuosdav. V S. Commissioner Ir.d inr. rnalionl otlicers of the nperdrrs" l.lllint'l 1 1 1 1 1 i ji. . union arrived in SouTIl b.etiil. Mop,dav, and it is their efforts which was large y responsible for the ending of th industrial liMb-tltie. j,. tho milN. This adjustm. nt i- a forrunmr -f the s is bin .-at of labor (troubles in other btata his of thI laillding trades. ! ... .1... ,...,i.., . . ..,.i ,.,ci ! (.p. rators hav promised to accept. I , , r t .. . I. .. :.. ane sei i cm er. i 01 ,110 u111. u South Bend i one of s'-'.-era! di1 r.-ate w b-'eh Mr KeieU is ad "a-t ir,g . .. , n' 1 t n 1 o 1 . c 1 1 f . .it Tr-o f.. n r p.v Arxnia: tfi 1 Pr. s. If lumVP.TMV Vr.f'l - t ,!';. I . V . , 'ip ' ' ' ," t , rials of the shit pir.g ooara Mr.d ay , , . J tj:a. arr;iK.,.I:,,.n: h.lfl lir.f.n r(,ifh,.(, f(,r !:,- f j ocean rat(.s in ,ottor.. It was said, h(Avt.v, r ?h , f,r,,.; f,,r,.iirn st,,!;;. . , hirl lrMl.v,,., a th.. encur- ' . agreement un.b r whirh ! . tr. ! '!.iriti. t ' T - WOllld j be ';Uc ptr hundred p ea: Is b , ljic ier hundred pounds less from j Norfolk than from calf pr''."ts and' j :r p-r hundred iess thv y,Ti;i ; vtiantic ports than from gulf ports. . - .MKI.I.KN WINS. , sptv-i.u p ilo .vw- : Ml.'XCIK. Ind.. April 26. Tn a 1 - r .ur.d tight before the Flyrs At!iU'Ac difa of this itv 1'jpe Mull- ft ;-. .T.. Bhman. "of Toledo, an artistic Urina.

LEAVING CHURCH

7 f I. 'I . ' ,.v, ; 1 In i.i 1 '-- Vtv t' 4 tt - -if "f i ' Leaders From Local Lodges The niembrrs or the Montaah tin; Loft .ciira li No. 426 r.f't Morolay rvenlm; 1. 1 the Hedmou lir!!. T 1 a.-v.-tis the recr.ar monthly tr.f ctim. - o; the out;, ii ard more than 4" members vr-r. ;.re ! r.'uardlng tr.." lrnt lHtory servier- to: . . t ...... ii... .. a i. - M i - j h.rt lVrl! -k. the Vhi'f hay maker I new lriemoei S W ci . uii-ar - m - ,.f th.e post, (hiirr short t;iiKs w re :a en by William Lehman. '. P - ,f 'idlos ar.d lernest H. '.-km,,. , collector of straw vi nana m lan.o.ri a..,., , ... .1.. i. i... No -ifl nf tjje In; proved iale: eihvcs held their i tu -i!.;r ol ' 'o'l we' ..' nieenp Monday evotdnc :.t the .,.(illit.n hull. T'no post ,P. t r. the ,.,,, ; ro...n of tin- hall -.nd j.la-.-for ;; ,,uneo to he Ivm in the n"ar fiil,jr, w-. re d!.-' -a.-ed by . 1). o.nan, .Ik noble grand of loo;-,-, v,, Th i 'ail Schürf.1: mum mprr.i i ' o. . .. , , , -. .. . v . M,,.- ; , t i( ; 1 1 J c j . n w s . o .. , a . ai e . i V. i I 1 1 i g i: t tile I l'ii t ; ; N.M.. lt '., ,1S ,,,. r.;o:lar bl-montl.ly mert- , t- ,,r t;irv ,)f,hi ;ind no i r g

ncle. Hol u.at m,.aory und 10 visltoi-f. at- .. '.. . that eve-l ralert. Uetreshn.onrw w-e s'-rved J", T4 jV , 7 r. . ? ' : land regular routine iii.s"..- v ;i s J " ' c' ' 'i ' , . vi. gone over. This was the ann.;alj( v .i t , ' p.". hero vuld KUVi!x night of tho ;,.dge .-,r.d p,"v-" ; . v .;" .... , Ibd, Jones'! v,.,.(, made for n iadas' ti'ght to j '. ,., . Saturbyj )H.:a durin,- ih iatt r part of May. j V , ,' ...... .

- i t, ,h d. K. f .-. shmcn Tlw. 1'ifUlhv cumt. .no v of ' - r .; Mori - ; A-,,r,imf.n of the World a.,.. ,.t, ii!: c : t the WoO.ltra kail i , " i i ,; j:. .Jefferson blvd. " : l r' ' l'err.cker, the , ons al ic.mir.an-bi of, i n r ,onu po--1 , r e.-m m- -o . 117 uic tn;y aiai .i.rv.i o.. -or tpf, coming yetir. Tn. t.tpden e.-.tcf. n i2 l:ri ji,, ,.gilai- monthiy mr Mor. hal P- i'.iV ec . ir.g ;it the Wo.-drv - t litt I lr f ferson bl d. William . Sehwiirtz. the ef,n.-ul con.rnareier oj .,,. , ,-r-...a- atf.r I-o snot'. 1 1 1 K ul, ii,'ii... on the a.,nrV nf t'ne r-) tir-torv s-rvi " s wer- p;v .applicant der ar d mithree imn'-r B. .j- a; ;,, r Th' Sn,.,!- P---nd ioii;r No p K rirT ;,ir,r.div .ver.i Jo'egr. Y a d m a a ' . - A".-a w.s made that a s'ag sap... j )rV1 Mr-td-iv ca i it;i. M . o l .1 , f , , .lodge a ; a nd w: an! the oe. lOuge ti..a-.!or.s o'li'". . . a 1 : i I U ' "f to .:'. V ' ' .'. t r. i r g c ' h- 'i ' ' - :' tic a 1 ; e i O'.V ' f i ! . e t". ! i - i l"i:s' l!a h. i.-ii ti.. v: : a ' a i . ' . h o.l-o . i r a- b ' ' 1 , e ' '. ' 1 a e . , . c t'l.a.U 'A . - -b , po,: . ..I.:. '- : Kef;- ; i I'o-.. ra .a A .1 Jo? : i v ; i ' : a !: . . W A ih a.1 l.-o, . pop, , i C: e. a ; 1 'p -i i'a !. - L0ll'DE TALKS : ... x r, . r u w'wC f( Ml (.lh II ' C . h : - p.-. .v 1 ...-1 I : AI i ". ' 1 ! 1. Inn.. Ap: ;'. - 'l-ow-r r g"V i'a !.. -a at. h :h- a -a -o-, r? hvirur - a.. wa..- -b -1 : d b.v I'l o. l...wdr. of I-hr o s. in his t.k 1 .r.. -vt,.. t. f : : To a r o w ! I o a - !('.!;. .-a fay h .If- ' at th- erov. d - that :;:! 1 .... .1. , :" . 1 ,0 ....... . ' hour la. : 1 1 V, a d ! 1 I '1 !:;.. . il' v.a- : " - 1 i ' i V 1 ' i . 1 . - ihr....; : i . .'j a ... "" apply - in t i.-'b-rn -. - . of Ti '1kJ 'If'Tk' W.' have"-. 1 .... a .......... .1 ; . a . i e .1 1) i i o , sp. a . : --" i1.'--'-- . mm-: r'. h: !.;. a 1..- mi-h - - v.ry o-...:; : i " r: .al ' -f' - - !V- ' - !' ; " 1 tei.e I'ff . ; a u - ' a i . c You IP. aa g r.'il gov. ZT.Von ran f i tax. s .-. i;-j. e the- 1. - a 1 - ' f M i :hii." .' ' m -:st be s'-t ; prr p. r au l-elary -' :-.. PMv sritlKI. I;-v A " : t'"1 V:,' . IP'MB. Apn -v an.k .-..p. - a. i-:.-r ;.-: of I rah.r . Ma;- ....- - j day. j : A .afiv la ml fa a.;-. - j ."nz;r.e for fa. w i'r...u tätig, r hi ibecn perfecta d in blurcA t.

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COMPLETE PLANS FOR TRUCK TOUR Hue Motor Carax.m Will I.ea South Bend Tliur--da .Morning. r. .. -. , r. 1 , i ; a ; !;n ar-t.s r s--d f . thSouth 1. nd track (! 1 ! v ' of : -; r l t t h use . f t . reo. : ; . at . : 1. ir;c . . - tri, .. . f Ihr i ! t 1 1 I": . i V .73 t .i ,h r n :ci rr ' l . K : ' t . 'J Ti-.ursd y . ..-! i r r. t ; r i : " astart w e i , , fro:.' t..::!.i:r t ! r.av.a! t: s' i : :: ,v:'. 1 aet omp iny J h- treks ,:';;r '.'. arn'v " t: :!: .' . .!av .iff r:i oi; ;i:.u i.i t i ; : ! i. N w- York ( r. t r . ! - 'i.i U a'.e-rs w iio w:'l . or- . 'hro-.i'n t'ne . ity to ' h' the m rial'" i s - i 1 T Sontii i;. -oi i: is pro: . th.. i ! th - ul,.r land v. .1! -.'tv e a a ü ! mal i one rt In front :' t . M. C. ' A. upf-n tl; ir a r. .1 :'.. r- . i Kctnrti Maj ä. j It wis also .b e.b d r. i la.- os: h s ; v.a rla1: to mve !;.. p onle of s'o'Oo : I'.rr.d an pportun:t to e tne ! i n th ks wip r. tney (..repb the ! t.-t - I 1, - of the tour -n Wol'ioliv nicht. ; Mav Wh.!-: the trink- will r--j turn to South Jb-nd o:; Sat ar-i a j j l: 1 1 1 t . i ;-p r.d Si; n.ia h . r . ; ' w:' s ,i, cideii r.ot to 1...;.; ...t. . k;:vl f t! mont e-i tioti pel ' t. ' Ii. ' ' 1 1 ; ! : i-, (vini; to .h- ut.c-rtatr.t- of tie liour of th. :r ..rriv.il. J try Vd'. the fur a.tv .tice :n;.n. w..s mtt u d la 1 . 1 e; li t t" I o ate th last . . a of the tour to p, rtn.t a p irau" 'through tlir buriti -s s. n.': ..t.l a I , o;.( ri I by the Ja- ke- b md -a. '. ;n.-c.av ev nir.g. May .t. j Km s for to.- tuar a.'.'-T'-'d at the I , tit.c 1 -t '.i-'o :,r' tollow-: i . 1. Ik.ch ih aler i:..iy. a 1 .;.m : t , f 1 .". . ent;- m.i . i u k .f . ... n i hataia s .: - dt ' i . o . - 1 1" a t ; U ! j H ia .c; pants. 1 J. Ivi h :ri;:. -..r.. r.ipi'.a i with h...d lights, tail '.h'. ; . ill . an y tow i : ' '' 1 ;: " (hall.s tor r!: l".:o.o u: i : 1 . v r i -orii n l e r. 1 1 ' .1 . . 0 ;,, -;..!;;: d ..- Kir.o w . j ,. M. a.,, ...j tM. tour. ..-m- ity... J y,;i n n, r hooUbts. a- i . i I : fiJl iS ,( ( ,1(lV;.o .1 b- :n . . o i i a i . Thi.- rul. tiie - . ! l- . .T. I. .1. i al ;..al a : ; , "jp ;. '. 1 , o i 1 ' fo; . t:.. ; o j .. :ts j,,., .., , ... , - one-li.,1:" h..-o ; T :l rnatale! an.d n; i : 1 - - i . . i ' i i 1 : - . ii. ii . -La n , t w -r. r ' - - ' . - i i . . - t . i , 1 1 1 i " . . u" lie i ' i ' - (. x;i , 1?- ,,)4. t,..., .i.-,:; naKe a: " ' . t. ..'-a on , ,'hr- or,,M i,f"'tb- ti tin . or: ma d. : . i 'n.t ,'t..;', -i .l.s--y i t . '(., l,,. ;!l () ; .. k -had . 1 - t i . . i '. 1 ih- tr-.a , .,. - a-. 1 - ; , n : . .a ! , -a. ' 1 -ill. o i I , s; ve on . r-b 1 . I'1'1' - ? i T. The tt dfs!cnat- the 1 -a LTtrak;' . a ' : i 1 a a a I fl I i. f e- i a e : : n , til i'.1 ' ,i 1 r t" S ;i I'l" w I ! . th."-;.- lr;'rs M . 1 ! - - . 1 10 1 . 1 : r' ' : ' ', ' ' 1 f- 'rij- ; 1 ' , 4 t 1 a ' - . : . ! i i a nie.-jha l.a a 1 Tic t i I i.:a-a ... 1 1 1 a , - . ! tl" a Ta 1 th. tour - ;. - r i vrrti! W i I h ! h " i ' I r ' n.r.ntt - m 1 Appea.s from : the train c-.p.., : to t !: to'ir ' an . ' !' i T -: ri t . . ; t ; -hi!" : ' j- , r I n - 'i : t a i . .i i ' ' n r t v. or r. ' i i r.e i ; . . , - . p u r ' f h : t. .- ; ' ; r ('.'; i o c. i - M.a A '. I !:,' ,,r ',!,! s e., ' I be r, - h f r.. ". :n ' vt Rll ERS AM) IIARIl()R BILL PASSES SE ATE lb A--' e h a !'." -' VS A S I i i N ( 1T N . Apr.i . . r: :s and harbors 1 :li v. ts , i Mot. .'.ay, by the Vhafe ;:!! r ! '''"' h "";" ' ' ':".' r u atriord d i- - -,a -4-,'""',V" . " :-'ll' Mo,e,(i. h... a . "" W- t . r 1 . ; h.a 1 . t 1- ? . -- 1 ' . - a ' ' rt; !t.' r 1 r ' ''I'll: The r.aa--;re w a .: :. v-a - a;.;.".,. v.-ho?:t a or-n! v..p. t .-w i o. - ?-. r . f 1 -r who a -a,-. p -i "i. Both e '-' r.;l .a i ' p: .... m . . . . r:c ' ' ' " a t ' '" i on " ' ' ' !!a-! ' : ran. - ..nth ' j o pro . ti a - p. - ,i. t a T: e 1 h t ' , 1 $J 7 a, ,c-.' :, to T no; . . ' , ' , i - ,a. ; .. g ' 1 till I.A II 1 I . V - s If I(k HINT '1 . t li 1 it r !U ! l" I ; ! s l j ; , ,-': rr.-1. .d ... a :.!. . 11 Merchants National Bank. Ilm bank tn South IVnd to apjjr for rantibt'nlilp in itdkkatj ia:si:nvE haxk.

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