THE OMAHA UKK: TL'KSDAY. fKl-l'KMBKK IIU. VJi2.
Crcighton Will
Give Extrusion
.Work hv Radio
Serif of 15 I.rtlurr on V
riom Subject to He
l!rouIrat Thursday
t'lafhlon univvrapy announce
' serb-a of I! estenaiun iH-iiira by
radio. Thry will be tmadat from
tli Ortmha flrnln aschansje every
Tnir. iy evening a! I uti'I will run
tlnit" weekly until tha cnnipU il'm of
the serira. Tli first lecture. "U
Uai Inhabited?" by Itav. William
f. Uii. H. J. profeeeor of physic
and astronomy, will -bo given c
tober S.
' Ilev. John M. MrCormlik, 8. J.,
truirtt of Crelghton. in announcing
lit program, ald
"t'r yar there haa bean de
itianl for a lactur rouraa of thfa
character, tut pot until th preaent
perfection of tha radio have wa been
cffrml (ha means of reaching alarg
number of person at a minimum
coat.
Va hava arrnnicrd a course of 11
leulurce Uum diversified subject by
tnmlier f lbs Creighlon faculty,
each of which will ! approximately
JO minute long.
, "With over 6.0'i0 radio receiving
eta In Nebraska alone. It will Ixt easy
tn estimate tha vast number of par
aona wa ran raa-h In thla way.
i "Wa also Bra ulauinlhg a rouree) In
football coaching, by Malcolm V.ui
(frige, Crelshfon ooaih."
I.lut of la"rlurrs.
, Tha romplrla program of the radio
Sxtenslon lerturee la aa follows:
' ii, la Mara inhebllad'' II.
William K Kirno. H J . lirofaasor of
)ll)eta ailll ealrutietliy.
O l'ibr M "I'udiln Hlh,
in.
Herman
(teas fif
Van w. a. hull.. A. K, M.
Creilil"n rn.direl ahied.
" O' lMl'T 1
II llrrn-l.
Credit Jlrn.
Vrr.llle and CnllM-tlona. '
i-t, rnaiiaio-r Omen Ap.orialti.n
ii-"ial Inlurea. I illlilon
MrhAxI f i ..miliaria ami finance.
. uni.lwr ; "A t-f-t Merniry Tel.
roi"." Iv. William K. Hnt, M J.
i..v..fvi er "Th" Theyer A Ho'tal
Doiti"' i ll-- InadtuMon a l'a t for 1.a
alll'ua I'rama,'' llav. KrenclS X. Hellly,
a. J . i r.il.'air iif KnKllah.
. nv,u.'r a 'iirjtinnla f.ir Va
iai .o.l Iowa t''.il," W. H. Clid.
VI. .i .mIiu onuha Trual roniPny, ali"
uil l lur.r fralahlon a' bool ut Cora-
h nrtl flnHHri-.
Kmn r 1 "Talllna fortunea by tha
taia" llav. William V. Hia. H J.
iwrmlir li "Mli-rn Mf-lu'lna' JIr
Mian V.ii W, . hull. A. II, M I.
,mv .hIht : "What l From
Tour Iianilai," Kilwaril If. !lrunln(, O.
U H. if.i.a.ir il'itttal anatomy,
. .. xiiilvr -Tha Driti of rictlon,"
J' ! una X. Hrtlly, M. J.
, (.. - ni.a.f H "Tha Ma.li. al Hi hoo of
Tart"."' Harnian Vua W. Mrhulla, A. 11.,
M, li
)nnUM-r I! "(lur MIIMIn' a TH'ir
Vua. Hi
lUtlly.
lloit anil ruluta, ' tiev. riancla X.
ny. a. j.
Bring the Family
Lancheoo, 4015 nJ 50
Dinaa...50(.60 and 75?
MELBA GRILL
203S Famam St., Omaha.
roo
EUROPE
oi a
jnadian
pacific ner
Sail from Montreal or Quebec hJa
!; toric and romantic citiaa ia Old
French Canada. For two daya down
tha picrureeque Sc. Lawrence, then
only lour daya cn tha open eea.
" Furtkrt mformmliom frmm iacaf
' afaaauaa aaaali ar
. It 8. Elonh, Can. Aft. 8. 8. Paaa. Deft.,
41 N. Ocubora St., Cnxaao, Phooa: Randolph 3625)
.. Cktrbouri
Southampton
Hamburg
' Lrwrpool
Anlwtrp
Glasgow
flm Your Winltr Vtt Na- Two Canadian
tViii Cnu la aa Wttt Indtn and South
AmtncM, Ittnmt Nnr York January 20th ami
faaraw 20th. 19H.
ATHLETES
Yea, Do! If you a
want Vm to yell Sv
"AfUhnv" tn '
tcaJ of "Take
him out" lim
ber up those
tiff jointi and
muscles with
BAUME.
BENGUE
tANAUUKliiaVia
IUII rl. tannia player. r-."lar,
(vtlara shattvat uf am )ut
aa lian iiayat anvtlrug ite ami h4
ill gat a luKaot lhaimal IraiuH
tVaumt - it ,kiatnaturall kauktMitf
aaa iJ anruhwai aiwl out, keep
twha handf U raita.
TVa laau a C . V . .aa
a
Condenser an Aid
Across Phones
Connection Acmm Krcfivcri
Iniprovr tfficitury of
Detfctori.
Muih unnaifaaary myatary aur
rounrta tha ua of tha ty paaa cn
tnar uaad to Improva tha alflilanry
of itftectnra, ronnartH amiind tha
tflphnti ri,lr.
A roiiitunx-r ronalaia of twit eon
ductlnK Hiatal platrg prraaad ili.a to
Kathar with an Inmlailnc aubatanr
Utwrrn tham. Tha matiil plta will
nlluw ..It ctioiia to Knihi-r on llirin, hut
lha Inaulutinn will kfft the rln-trona
irum croaainK from ono put to lha
othar.
Thara ara alcrlrona averywhara,
Tharafora, In whut mlKht 1 calli-d
tha atata of raat, or "wiro" eloctilo
praaatira, thera ara a t lit a larga num
lr of ali-ctroni praaint on avary.
inmir, inciuqinr ma twu aldft of a
pontlonafr. Elactrona ara qulta human
in not liking to ba crowdfd ton much
ii mora aianrona ara than forfait up.
on ona aiijt-, m dvnalty of tha lic
trotia will, of cuuia.., I Inrrraaa J on
that aide, which mwtna mora alaftrlc
praure, and thrra will ba a ruah of
tha tliotiona off tha other nu-tul aide
ror very rapid movemanta back and
forth of elautrona, the rondanwr will
ihprufora act ui:tly Ilka a atralifht
wlra r-onnivtlon, aa there will be a mo
tion of tlivtrona Into It on one alda
and out of it on the othnr. Bo audi
Cond-nw-r will let mirh elortron vl.
bratlona paaa through it a.iallv. A
good value for a by paaa condtitiacr
ia ona or two ona thoiianndtha of a
microfarad. Thla condonar la con
nected ar-roaa the Mnhuiia rii-lvar.
making- It poaaibla for the rapid lao-
iron impuiai-a to paaa through thn
turnatilo dftpctor (iiikklv
hrouKh tho by paaa condna..r tu
cround. They would hava much more
difficulty In getting through tho trie-
hona rewlver at thla rapid rate, due
to tha many turna of Ann wira, t
which it ia made.
SPARKS
Tho plibllo radio atatlon whlrh hna
bwi catobllMlicd at Houthport, Kuk
land, la claimed to bo the luiwat of
lie kind in the world. Tr ia ...n
Ike a amull eiitetLihrnicnt hall. On
tho "platform" a large lecplvlnir aet
haa ben lnatalled from which 60 die
trii,iitlriK wirea rullalo. Theae are
ruapended at well aparad intervale
Vom the ceiling ar.d tu the end of
each la attached a hat.d phone aiia
pended, within easy reach of the
aeated patron. AiTang-pnienta are
r.iado with certain broadcantlng ata
tlona to aend out music between apecl
flad houra.
Borne practirul polnta may be men
tioned in the care of orytal detectora.
The first and moat i.npottant is that
the cryatal ba kept dean. Flngera
are tho worat offt-nderi!. Po not touch
the cryatal aurface. A crystal may
ho wftahed with alcohol, or even aoap
nni? water. The eoap ahould be thor
oughly waahed oT.
Tli Bteel point or "cat whisker"
Nhould alwaya be c.'tan and fairly
I'hurp. It must not bo tco sharp, how
ovur, aa thla will cnuro it to "burn"
off too quickly.
There are nine radio inspection dis
trict a embracing the United Status,
Torto Rico, Hawtill and Alaska. All
tula the radio transmitting station in
tho United States totaled 20,841 on
July 1, but as government land and
ship stations are not controlled by the
department only 19.S63 station were
licensed.
Of the total station 15,1104 are ama
tcur, 2,773 commercial ships, 1,194
government ships, 575 commercial
land, 2S4 government land and 811
special atationa.
In the alxteenth century it was cus
tomary to put on one side of the
blades of table knives the mtisloul
notea of the benediction or grace be
fore meat, and on the other side the
grace after meat.
Rheumatism at 60
, graft
Haw ftariae fas will faal, iMlher,
Wllae year raaaaaallaaa la all yaaa. I -ai
, 1, a. ale It. It UI kail tea aa, taal
All too Short
Grape Season
Emoy their
Goodness
lla tie ak.nl
M kui t..ftd lifi M"Ja u
t W III M 1 IKw'l I't it
M IV.Ut ("!
T i - fv
mH K ' Vl.K..." Ii!-l est
H Itawatt a ).
Eat
i 15,000 Veterans
of G. A. It. Gather
for Encampment
Civ il War SoUim AfmMe
in Doi .Mtiinca Officcri
Orcupy Puljiit of
Many Cliurtlics.
Ia M.ilnra, 8Pt. IS A It that la
lift of that army In blue, which, 10
)ar ago, etratched Itsalf half way
in nt th continent mid fought to
flnlah the iicatinn of a ration be
coining a "Itouae divided ngulnat It
self," was repraaanled bare last night
tn the wiK-me of IS.OOO veterans of
tha (Irsnd Army of the Republic,
which opi-ticd pa fiiiih nntlonul an
cunipmcnt this iiiornlug.
National offlcera of th O. A. R
occupied pulplta of many churches
htre yesterday.
Knota of vanernbl men In faded
blu uniform mid wlA faded, old
ayea, looking out from undrweath'
crbiaten cup of black, flt ram.
palgn huta, ar grouped on every
downtown street corner. The hotel
lobblea ara piping with volet ao thin
that their iiKBK'K.ito aiiKKesta the
wind whlHtllng through tho trees
Perbnp thuy are buck ugulit on the
bloody field of AntleLim, or muyhap
they are rghtlng onre more, us they
have so many tlniia these year, at
Gettysburg, ill The. Wilderness, tha
"battle ubove the clouds" lit Mission
ttiy ridge, ut Hhllo. or t'hlcumnugn.
Ill her Thing to t'onaldrr.
rerhapa but that la Just by th
way. Kor there nre other thltiKa to
consider, things of which they ar
thinking hard and whlrh, no doubt,
will coin olllclally before tha en
campment.
What, for instnnce, la to come to
pasa in that day noL lonK distant
now. when the last of fliose men who
fought that fight In blue 'J yeurs
ai?o, shall nave- wannoreu anoaru
Hharon'a rrrift and drifted away to
the other shore?
There are 100,000 of them left, and
they ara jrolng at tho rule of 2,000 a
month. Two thousand Into 190,000,
SO times; 05 months, g yeurs and they
will he gone.
"Vet a few days, and Thee, thn nil-
r.nldlng sun shall see no more In all
Ms course," (juotes Cornriolo Roliert
A. Porgrava, Helena, (., who fought
with the I20th of that atata. He 1
thinking, and ho in representative of
the veterana here, ao that question:
"Who, what organization, If there
Is any with right Ideals, is going to
fill the shoes now so soon to be left
standing some morning empty beside
the bed; who ia to 'carry on' for the
O. A. It. when the O. A, It. Is gone?"
urtlon Itcyond Control,
But In spite of what the men are
thinking, Commander-in-Chief Louis
T. Pllcher does not believe the ques
tion will bo brought up at tho en
campment, at least not yet.
"They may be thinking about It."
says he, of his comrades, but It is
question beyond our control. I do
not believe there Is any organization
which possibly can full heir to what
these men have done or to their
Ideals, the ideals for which they went
out on the field and fought And which
were purified and sublimated in the
flame of war."
Commander Pllcher doe not gay
anything about the soldier bonus he
discusses It but does not make any
statement as to whether ho or tho
O. A. K. approve of it. What the
soldlor did for their country is a
matter that cannot be paid for "in
dollars and cents," he says. Ho doe
not believe any expression of the
subject will com out of the en
campment. The encampment opened officially at
10 o'clock this morning and closes
next Thursday night. Its big day la
Wednesday. There will be an elec
tion of officers and it is said that
Judge J. Wr. Willatt of Tama, la is
slated for commander-in-chief.
Road Conditions
(Kurnlahed by the Onialia Auto Hub.)
All riKf reported in kuoiI eondltjon,
with wnather claar at every point.
S. 3. S. Thoroughly Ride the Body f
Rheumatism Impurities,
Somebody's mother Is suffering te
nlghtl The scourge of rheumatism
has wracked har body; limping and
suffering, bant forward, aha eaaa but
the common ground, but har aged
heart still belongs to the starsi Ioos
any hody' caret 8, fc). S. la one of the
araatest hlood-puriflsre known, and It
(mips build more blood celts. Its mad
Iclnal Inaredlunts are purely vegeta
ble. It never disarrange tha stomach.
It is. In fact, a splendid totito, a blood
maker, a blond anrlcher. It banishes
rhauniatlam from Joints, murHee and
tha entire body, ft builds firm flesh.
It la hat somebody's mntlinr reads
t'vrdtrhtt Mother, It you ran not so
out In rat a bottle of N. H. H. yourself,
SHiraly somebody In your family will.
Itomebody, a bottle of H. H, H nowt
lt mmahody's mother basin to feid
..jful aaaln tonlsM. Hayt.e, mayl.a
lis our inothuri B. B H. Is sold at
all dius st.ira, in two sliaa. TI;
larger aita ia th mur acenuuilcal
is the
ryrmrrnTl
AAli
t J
jpVealaaafc-
Mitellaiilaim
CONCOrU
More of them
Reporter Fined for
Breaking "Blue Law"
J. B. Rctle, newspaper reporter of
Fiqtia, (., vvm arretted and lined $25
for iccking to interview man on
Sundiy, violating that city's Sabbath
blue law.
60 Lincoln Women
Form G. 0. P. Club
Organization for Heal Activ
ity Liiuinlicd Temporary
Offireri Named.
Unci. In 8pt. 36. Buty Lincoln
women met at luncheon at the I.lndell
hotel .Saturday and formed a republican
Woman' club. The chief mcmbarshlp
qualification I a wllllngncx to work.
This is but the beginning of a greater
woman' organization formed for th
purpose of distributing literature, dls
cussing and boa ring tho curls dis-
ciiHNeil, and in the last analysis, get
ting out tho vote. Tho women dia-
played real old-fashioned enthusiasm.
Mrs. Ii, A. K.iMt presided during
the luncheon. Miss Clarissa Delano
was mmlo temporary chairman and
Mr. Charles Unrton, temporary gee.,
retary, Mrs. John Tongue of Stroma-
burg, statu organizing secretary for
women, orrcred the lulluwing Bug
gestions: Put every woman In your organi
zation to work.
Appoint committees In every two
or three Mocks, whose nuty win pe
to line up the republicans in their
territory.
Appoint remittee to see that eaV1
person in their territory gels the right
kind of literature.
Appoint essembly committee
whose duty will be to assemble women
In different part of the city for the
purpose of hearing the code discussed
by men and women who thoroughly
understand it.
"Appoint committees to see that all
republicans go to the polls."
). H. Kpillinan, candidate for attor
ney general called attention to the
qualifications of C. If. Itandall which
'make him particularly dosirublo for
tho office of governor. Mr. Howell
for senator, also was atrongly en
dorsed. Mrs. William Berry of Omuhn spoke
of organization work in her city. A
meeting will be held next Friday to
form a permanent organization.
Radically Reduced Prices
Monday For Only Two Weeks
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AND SONS IVCOMPANy
liitrdwaro IlousohoJd UUUtius
1515 HARNEY ST,
Episcopal .Meet
Ends After Much
Work Finished
Confirmee Dropped OIey'
From Marriage Ceremony,
Tut Han on Marriage
to Divorced.
Poltland, Or., Sept. 15. rM.-gnti
to th Kplecopatian conference whlrh
rtoaad lie aaaalnn her Haturday war
lenvlrg tha city In numbera through'
out (Sunday and by today, it waa aatl
nuiteil, practically all would b gone.
A lew visiting churchmen nrM errv
Ires brre today. A eondenautlon of tha
oik of the convention fiOwat
Adopted t:'l,fiM0.tHH! niiunclnl pro
gram for next three year.
Approved concordat aa step toward
unity with Coiiarauallonallsts.
Arranged to sponsor world confer
ence of fhurchea In
(Java greater measure of approval
to "spiritual healing."
I Unapproved of omlaalon of win In
holy communion.
Approved optional us of shortened
form of th commandment.
Voted to drop "oliey" from marriage
ceremony.
disapproved of marriage of defect
ives. Amended canon to warn communi
cant against marriage to paraona di
vorced otherwise than church permit.
Almost completed rtvlslon of prayer
hook.
I c. lined to Join federal council of
churche.
Refused to seat women In house of
deputies; to license women aa lay
reader and to elevate women to dtac
onate. Denounced mob violence and certain
Secret bodies.
Chose New Orlran a 1925 conven
tion city.
Two More "Panhandlers"
on Hread and Water Diet
Two more "panhandlers" wero en
ten ce.l to Jail for 15 day each on
bread nnd water by Judgo Wnpplch
in central police court yesterday.
Judgo Wapplch this morning stated
ho telephoned the county Jail when
be sent tho first polr of them there,
giving verbal Instructions that they
should bn put to work and fed on
bread and water.
The two men ware eating the same
fare as the other prisoner Saturday,
the attendanta explaining that the
mittimuses from police court laid
nothing about the atarvatlon diet.
Tho pair sentenced to a similar fata
today were William Trimble and W.
I). Hmlth, arrested at Twelfth and
I'arnam atreeta Saturday night by
Officer Aboud.
Parents' Problems
Should a boy of 14 who wishes to
work after school and on Saturday be
allowed to do ao?
If the work is suitable and not too
tiring, and If it leaves the boy time
for active piny, he might bo allowed to
do as he wishes. Jy "suitable," I
meant work that is done in health
ful place, that brings the boy in con
flict with people and thing that are
wholesome and good.
HM1BS
GAS RANGES
This Famous
At a Price You Cannot
Afford to Overlook!
NOW ia tho time to place youi
order for one of these remark
able Chambers Flrelesa Gas
Ranges. The new radically
reduced pricea on these famom
gas ranges mean a great eav-
njr. Our
make it
to enjoy
Prompt
Thefte greatly reduced prices are in
effect for a nhort period of time only
two weeks. You can not afford to
mis this exceptional opportunity.
Visit this great sale tomorrow. Make
selection NOW I
Radically Reduced Prices
Special Liberal Terms
Now For Only Two Weeks
My Marriage Problems
Add Gamion'g New rbat et
"REVELATIONS OF A WIFE"
icvrrmM ititi
Why IK Allen Drake Wish l liar
Madgtr
Thar d something; about tha
hound flgura of tha man Hmlth
tha savrct Service owratlvea toofc
.bn down to a'ali which tnndn ma
fitl a 'hough water bad auddenl
I mi pour d Into my veins,
He could ("it very h'rt, ahu
fling atepa barsuae of th manner til
tthii-li Allan had 4lr-td that ha la
tied hut every ona of thoae atepa aug.
fat-lied soma powtrful malevolent an
niaj straining at th !aeh. That tha
nr-n with htm were aware of this at
tltude I surmlfH from th tight hoi
they kept o all her arm. Aa thay dia
apiwarid Into lb lower h!l I gav
an Involuntary rasping little Intake of
th breath, and Lillian put her hun
over mine rcaaurlngty.
"JIb'b soma tiger rsi, all right," aha
whlaxrd whan tha closing of tha II
brary door told ti that Hmlth wn
safely out of haarlng. "Hut Allen will
clip hi claws tonight, I fancy. Jlei
th dear boy come now, with your
father. Py th way, neither of u
said anything to your father about
your sdvantura tonight, ao if you kee
quiet he'll never know.
"Thank you so much, I murmured
fervently, for I knew how Intensel
tha thought of any danger to ma sf
fwcted my lather, Lillian had no tluv
to an a war rna even If she had wished
for tha mm hud almost reached our
corner, and Lillian etepiwd out quick
ly Pi front of tham, whU I mora
nlowly followed her.
"Mr. ( heeler Will Uvr."
"Daughter, dear." My father a arm
want around me, and I contrast! hi
tender, beaming face with Allen
Drake' atern, sardonic ona. Patent
Iv I waa in lha bad bok of Mr. Disk
by my refusal to accept his escort
upon my midnight trtp to the hospi
tal, and ht meant to show me his
displeasure at my action.
'It ought to ba a great aallsfac.
Hon to you that you have In all prob.
ability saved my Ufa tonight by your
speed In getting that drug." In my
father' voice there wa distinct pride
and my pulse leaped with relief at
th now he Implied.
"Mr. ChaMer will life!" I cried.
Allan Drake' frown deepened.
"Dr. I'ettlt Just assured u that he
thought he was safe, " my father an
awered, and I would have been gome
thing other than a woman if I had not
nut an extra bit of enthusiasm into
my voire aa I answered fervently:
"Ol., I inn so glad!"
What I lha Reason t
"If I may presume to remind you
Mr. Drake epnke Icily, addressing no
ono In particular, "time ia passing
rapidly."
"And we don't want Bmtth'a nerve
to get too law," Lillian assented de
murely, I had a strong suspicion, that
H'c.i waa concealing a ainile at Mr.
Drako'a childishness.
DRESSES
New Arrivals Daily at
MODERATE PRICES
'-JidiusOrkin
Range Now
special liberal terma
possible for everyone
a Chambers Kirclems.
action U lU'cessMry,
"I do not wish to be rapt Phis," Mr,
Pr-ike went on, "but don't you think
it unwla) tn unnaoeaaary for Mia
t.rnnani to be praannl at thl sam
lth rmtthr
I had Sll X rvuld do to heap front
tniiilng ou tain wirtly and atnklig
lha ssrdonlo little stml from hla face
Thla waa tha way ha Inieni&d to
punish lua for my temerity In thwait
log hi arroaant will! II knew, mm
better, how my pulsaa IhrlUed to an
atcUing war. au h as th iiitei vtaw
kith fiulth proiulaed to be. I ha J
Hoi ked aa hard a b upon th prob
lem connected with Hmlth. I an id
to myself fiercely, fm gat ting th
humility ! had realy felt concerning
my solving of the rod which w huj
found upon tho man now lou'ij In
tiia library. And because of n pet
ty maartilina resentment ha would
rsprlva ma t swalng tha and of tlii
particular lhaptar In Ida and Lil
lian's work.
lint my training under Lillian hsd
taught mn no lesson more valuable
than that of keeping my mouth shut,
Ho I rloead my llpa tightly and walled
for some on to speak.
My father's voir Bounded first. -"Yo'i
mean, Allan, that It would be
dangerous for bar?" h sakigl anxi
ously. I'cfor Mr. Drake could answer, Lit-
kan b.-oke in abruptly;
"What utter rot!" she said rare
Iras of th effect of bar rudeness uptni
her rollraguo. "Madge haa worked J
too hard on this thing to full to see
thl angle of it. Of course she's go
ing in."
Armstrongs
Linoleum
Jbr Every floor in the House
How linoleum
makes the floor
a part of the room
THERE are many things about a
linoleum floor that you are sure to
like. In linoleum you can get design,
and colorings that will contribute to
the color scheme you havr in mind.'
In addition, a linoleum floor is the
easiest of all floors to clean. It never
needs refinishing, never splinters. An
occasional waxing and polishing keeps
it looking new.
This modern linoleum properly laid
is a permanent floor. Proper laying
means cementing the linoleum to a
lining of builders' deadening felt which
is glued to the bare floor boards. Thijr
makes a waterproof floor, free from
unsightly cracks.
' Our booklet, "Decorative Linoleum
Moors," contains twenty-four color
plates, showing Armstrong's Linoleum
in the many patterns that you can see
at good stores J aspis, carpet inbids,
parrjuetry inlaids, inset files, printed
designs. This booklet will be sent you
on retjueit.
Any crmd furniture or department
store will give you climates of the
con of linoleum floors properly bid in
your home. tJod laying a worth the
cost became it mean lunger vrar.t
Armstrvns'j IJnoLtim Hugs y
1'rif jeirl who live in ipittmr nu or
)o hate hotikfi on thi rt Ira'H n.i kh
itipirntly J i not wH t tnn.II permanent
linuleum r1Hti, Armttttotg' inda-ii ni is
!i mK' in the f.xii . l..iJrrtJ u(v'
Ihirty ttmtir pit'nni in !uf iims
ftom 6 1 9 fft ta V t I,' ! f
AleintOOU t I'OMH'I, IlMUIt M IVti"
ae. .,-, f .i4t,a
ChuAif.i Olit,f 12i6 HejwvrtS fluilding
fa m C'CJ ' i "- laeies tsa
2 Pic in (ftui Finite
Trinidad, t'ulo., riept, f Two ara
.Icj.l tim th irult of a ahisjting near
AsU'Ur uild4y. Milra l. I'rutlo, a
laaikemith, waa shot and killed ly a
nun ao far uiitdentlitl ho in turn
ee ahot and kllle.1 by P" "f
Ute tensors and rltlna hastily
,'.riMt at Aa-uili.r. Iknh tha dead
are Italliins. Th raiiae of the shoot
ing Is not tlrfintlely known.
Af KMriay.MENT.
For Relief
from Piles
tee4 i .aaret Draaslat tar
ef 1-rtaaaM I'lla Saapaallaalaa
Ikair uuiklaa aeea
I liemafhabl.
In the privacy of your hems
ISramld I'll. Huppnellarlaa alvs
bussed relief from itching, tillBf
tit protruding pile, hemorrhoid ana
auih rectal troubles. And 11 I s
ton. foil to know yuil can call or
a-nd to tha nearest drug store and
fat a 0 cent bu snyhara In tha
'. K. and Canada, Take no subetl.
tuts. A alngl boa I often aufhriant.
Vou ran have a free trial fa-kas
by aandlng name and address tr
l'vrsniid Drug Co., (It fyranild
lllJg., Marshall, Mich,
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