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Met, Wooed and Wed in Four Days
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AUTO ACCIDENTS
WEEK FOR PROOF, '
RATES ARE JUST
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lULTIMORE, Md., Nov. 29. Prompt
ed by the success of the Iialtimore
Ohio Railroad in Us campaign of edu
cation to reduce accidents to automo
biles at grade crossings, other rail
roads have enlisted in the movement
and a drive is being planned for next
year that will extend across the conti
nent. J. T. Brodorick, superintendent
Xf the safety department of the Balti
niore & Ohio and .chairman of the
safety section committee of the Anier-
S ican Railway association, is making j
, arrangements lor tne national earn-.
4, ,,;!-
The drive, according to plans dis
closed here, will open on a specific
day and there will be efforts to obtain
the cooperation of automobile drivors.
Unlike moHt nation-wide campaigns,
there will be no end to this one, it is
promised, for its promoters regard it
as unwise for the railroads to cease
even for a day their efforts to reduce
accidents of this kind.
Many railroads will follow the plan
inaugurated by tin Baltimore & Ohio
. v - -l"-.f,T, ...
V, tbserve the motorists vho ial1. to I 1
the warnings to be c-tr'.tul.
An estimate mnde by the' l'aJti.'e
& Ol'io's snt'ew lep i.c.u-ut place ! the
r umber of automobile in use in ihe
Vnitod States at the i.ittoue i',o at
9,000,000. Iialtimore & Ohio iw uli
j-how that fou; peivoiit of ih.'-diivers
are caieless.
A' few days ago this beautiful young ! Tranciaco, and now she's no longer
woman was .Miss Charlotte Kleh. beau-i-M'ss Rich. The courtship lusted only
lour days, but that was threu days ton
. i long for Dr. l)u llrin. "No more pie-
,1-ainornia. men sue mei o.eit . tlvs," silVs .Mrs. l)u Urin. "Matriinony
Du llrin, a New York broker, in S:in j is' profession enough for any woman
DENIES CHARGE CENTER TO PLAY AT
AN DIEGO DEC. 24
CHICAGO, Nov. 29. Mayor Thomp
son did not classify Chicago as "the
sixth German city in the world," his
attorney, David II. Jackson, declared
before Circuit Judge Urothers, in
argument on a demurrer in the may
or's $500,000 libel suit against the
Chicago Tribune. The classification
quoted had been attributed to the
mayor in newspaper interviews con
cerning the mayor's declination to in
vite Marshal Joffre to this city, a
! courtesy which the mayor explained he
v had le.ft to the city council to extend.
"Did he ask the council to invite
him?" Judge Brothers asked.
Tile answer was negative.
DANVILLE, Ky., Nov. 29 Centre
college will struggle with a western
team on the football field at San Diego
Cal., east vs. west tournament lato in
December, according to an announce
ment here today. Dr. Frank ltainey,
chairman of the faculty athletic com
mittee of Centre, said the game will be
played either on December 24 or 2(1,
and indicated that Centre's opponent
would likely be the Leland Stanford
university, University of Southern
California or Washington State.
WASHINGTON', Nov. 21 The rail-!
roads will bt given from Petvmber 14 '
to -'1 to justify in hearings tho present :
level of transportation chartM. the (
inter-stato commerce commiSfUon an-
r.ovmcpd today in making public a
ipiestlonnaire to the carriers, it is in
tended to miide ail persons interested i
in appearing in the Sonera 1 investiga-1
tion the commission is to imtke. The
roads are asked whether present ',
rales are reasonable in the aggregate,
in the country as a whole or reason-;
able in the territorial rate groups and
if not to what extent they mvd mod if i-1
cation. It asks definite financial show-:
ing as to what returns the cairfers are
earning and what prospects they have (
for the future; what has been done to !
reduce expenses, what changes up or!
down have already been made in indi-'
vidual commodity rates and what has;
been exjM'nded on maintenance.
The commission also invites argu-j
ment as to what rato of return rail-j
roads should be entitled to earn uhjii
their properly holdings utter March 1,
1!122, when the. transportation act's ,
six per cent standard of railroad earn-
nigs expires.
I
RAIL EMPLOYEES
ASK PAY RESTORED
CINCINNATI, Nov. 29 Instructions
were sent out here today from the na
tional headquarters of the Brother
hood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Freight Handlers, Station and Kx press
Employes, by K. II. Kitzgerald, grand
president, to the 2:10 general chairmen:
of the brotherhood to meet a new pro
posed demand of the railroads for fur
ther reduction of wnges, with a coun
ter demand for restoration of pay in
effect before the 12 per cent cut was
ordered by the labor board.
Thv are '
JVNv -dWell
You Should Be the Same Jff
A LARGE number of women's ailments are not surgical
x ones. Serious displacements or radical changes have not
M yet taken place. M
A LARGE number of women's ailments are not surgical
ones. Serious displacements or radical changes have not
yet taken place.
A tiny part in a fine clock may become loose and cause the
clock to gain or lose. If not attended to in time, the part may
fall from its place and cause serious trouble. So it is with
women's ailments, they start from simple causes; but if allowed
to continue, produce serious conditions.
When the warning symptoms are first noted, take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve the present trouble
some ailment, and to prevent the development of serious trouble.
forth Troy, X. Y. "When I was a
IN young girl I had a severe female
trouble. Mother gave me Lydia K.
IHiikham's Vegetable Compound and
after taking several bottles I was
strong and well. When my daughter
got married she was feeling miser
able and I recommended your medi
cine. She is greatly improved in
health and has a beautiful baby boy
four months old. So you see this
letter comes from the third genera
tion and you may use it as you
wish." Mrs. K.M. Grekxawav, 007
, JSortli iroy, X. 1.
Ilutehtnson, Kan. "I was about
1 i:s years old when I developed
a female weakness. My mother took
nie to a doctor and 1 doctored for
several months. I was too sick to do
anything, was as thin as could be,
and my complexion was yellow.
Mother had used Lydia E.I'iukham's
Vegetable Compound and it had
helped her so much that she got
some for me and before I had finished
the second bottle I was feeling fine
and have been ever since." Mrs.
J. A. Stkvi:xs7W E. 0th St., Hutch
inson, Kansas.
4th Ave,
Many such letters prove the virtue of
Lyd
'eseiaDie
E. Pinkham's
LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN, MASS.
NET BAD OUTFIT
WEXATCIIK1C, Wash., Nov. 28. No
less than seven desperate criminals
and holdup men were caught In the
dragnet thrown out by officers assist
ed by American I,enlon members and
the Howitzer company Saturday even
ing in the search for threo youthful
bandits who shot Jacob Weber, 78, ill
a holdup as lie was returning home.
The seven men who were brought in
for examination either had loaded
weapons uixin the nior had guns and
ammunition storedr away where it
was later found by the police. The
men have confessed, according to the
polico, to either having committed or
planned various crimes. They admit
having planned to rob the sawmill pay
roll at Leavenworth besides a number
of small robberies which were slated
to talto place here.
I LIKE my job,
BUT DAY3 do coma.
WHEH SKIES aro hlua. .
ABOVE THE city smoko,;
AND BREEZES stir. I
THE PAPERS on my deslc,))
AND THEN I think,
WHAT I would da,
IF I wero boss.
i
I'D OPEN shop.
AT T.WELVE o'cIocOl
AND CLOSE at ona.
.
WITH ONE hour oir.
FOR LUNCH, and t,V'
v-
WOULD GET old Suin?
TO RUN mo ouC,
IN HIS bis six.
X
AND DROP me'otr.'v
UNDER A greenwood tree,
BESIDE A bubbling brook,
AND THERE I'd llo,
AND EVERY onco. J
IN A whllo. ,
ROLL OVER. I
LONDON, Nov. 29. (By Associated
Press.) Rumors of a proposed mora
torium for Germany are revived by the
Daily .Mail which reports that Sir John
Bradbury, British delegate on the
reparations commission has drafted a
memorandum on the subject for the
consideration of the cabinet. The
newspaper says that, ns a result the
cabinet may urge a moratorium on
(ieimany's debts to the allies of two
or three years, on condition that she
cease manufacturing currency.
Dr. Walter liathonau, former Ger
man minister of reconstruction and
Dr. Walter Simons, former foreign
minister, arrived in London today and
it is surmised that their visit is con
nected with the reparations question.
I
OR MAYBE sit and think,;
BUT MOST llkoly,
JUST SIT.
AND EVERY once. .
1
IN A whilo I'd IlL'ht.
ONE OF my Chesterfields,
AND OH Boy.
I GUESS that wouldn't,
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SATISFYI ir-'
,
COMPANIONSHIP? Sy,
there never was such a cig
arette as Chesterfield for steady
company! Just as mild and
smooth as tobaccos can be but
with a mellow "body" that satis
fies even cigar smokers. On lazy
days or busy ones all the time
you want this "satisfy
snioke." , ,
CIGARETTES
Liggett & Myfri Tobacco Co.
JXi yoa know about ttt f''
ChtstmrfMd padtafof 10T
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Miller's New
Radiator Shop
Radiators Fenders
Body Work
128 N. Grape
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Vigor
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Personaijl Engraved
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No Orders Taken
After December 1st
SWEMS STUDIO
IMTTAlilMtrj., Nov. 2 9. Tho first
Novt'inlx.'i flood in more than twenty
years wuh todity sweeping clown Ihe
Ohio river from tin; upper readies of
the Mononh'uliela and Allegheny, the
result of an almost continuous rain
fall for He vera. days. The flood
HtHKe, 22 feet at this J'oint brldffc, waa
reached before dayliBlit and u few
hours later the'Ohlo rising a foot an
hour. ,
Keores of persotiH living In the low
lands of the north Hide were taken
from their homes in boats by the po
lice while rising waters eompelled the
ren.ssit.on of operations In a number
of mills.
Reports from nlonp the Monona-
hela said tlio damage would e heavy,
but no estimates eould be made until
the flood had receded. !
IENTI
Ill'ENO SAIKKS, Nov. 29. (Dy As
sociated Press.) Helgian bankers have
offered a loan to Argentina of 150,000,.
"00 francs (normally about $:!0,000,
000) It is annouiieed by Minister of
Finance Kalabeny. - ;
This follows official announcement
Saturday that.a Kroii of New York
bankers bad informed the government
of a forthcoming definite proposal for
a loan of $30,000,000.
TRADE MARK
SUCCESSFUL FARMING MEANS FORDSON FARMING
Come talk with us or visit any of the owners for true facts.
Success Depends Upon Your Equipment
c.
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Comer Sixth and Pacific Highway