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BEDFORD MATT, TKraUNTF, MTDFORD, ORl.iiOX, MON DAY. SKI'TKM HK1' 1!'J!). CLEVELAND AIR RACES ATTRACT FAMOUS FOLK OF AIR PACITC FIVE COMING VOGUE IN TALENT AT TEA F L TALENT. Or,... S-pi. L .S'M,-,;:!, -MlSSfS il.-II.i ;,,! .;,;lMi;;i Jj , ; . let- ;;.ive a te;i r-rt-m iy in tieriur c f t-ihi ,-l.ism;itrs i.f iho Ash!.i!,. Ity li;i.m Meiuin ' m.i'm:.. A vny enjey.,h!e :if,..,.. PAKIS iiJ'i l.'.mUs t.f ;he e.. ei.-e ami ili' t si'i:i'l will nut thinned by a style makers' deeiyi th't IH-I'tiial uair-llines are sittatl- ! '' 11,1,1 ''' l''lyl Hush a:v ; mnviiu' tu M.m1i.h1 where Mr. Ku-h on Hit' cuiiti:iiy. it Licks as if , itJ iipl" ed by the Virgin radiu must of us will to tukp a . station. still in-"iv I'tKuruiis ciiuix' in rails- ' M ''-. Stella Illltehinsim of OiiU-llu-nies to ijUiilii.v with tin' iial- ; Ia"'1- is the litest of Mr. ami front, liipU-ss. wiiluwy lime Paris ' Al rs- ''"'yd Uuh durlnj; her Ktay mi'iiis wnv served l.v th cunsisiirm nf ire ir;.m, pumh and mints. 1 Mr has put on tin- l!i''!i-.1ti pedestal. I Snuthern Ot-emni. Kven some proles-vlmm! nianiic- William L'hiliJ-'is has reopen ii;uins who look a.s if they nver nI hireher simp in the (ity fun W:.!stfi iotatiits or heard i a ' ''Usiness, alter a vacation of two ; ohoroJato Mimlac are in training to : lllnnths. m! feel themselves to ft i-ar tin' ' ' ' Kstes is employed in huil-1- new. tiile-HUe 'Vftifiitf dresses that i "dditmtt t do- home of , hui; tat- finurc-. t i!ie kiues ami ! l-d 'Jfltlinu'. south of Ashland, j ac 'fiuuatt' cvi-i-y ("jiw. i -Mrs. 5. liulh'in left for Port-' As first aiHs in wen ring the new, ; knl Aim. Hit, u hen- she experts; liif:h-waisted. t mht -f il tint; dresses. : to meet her husband, who is em-! leading dressmakers insist on the ployed in the I'. S. navy yards at foundation of a buoiI em-set that Ihfinertoii. Wash. j lenrhes several inches below tin-.; M'"- and Mrs. ('. K. l-Ntes and; waistline ami extends more than .'daughter, Kay. remrned Aim. 'Su. ; half way to the knee. fter a month's vacation on tli! At one important house the rule , i'oast. They visited Newport and j is, no fitiiims until the proper cor- oher coast cities as well as at A'-' set has been ordered. And il is ; ''any and KiiKt'iie. j it stout affair, with hones up tin j Mi", and Mrs, Wesley Hammond i front and hack und laces if re- j f lici-koiey, Cal., called at the homo t (Hi 1 rod. j nf ("has. Kstes Aui,', 31. Mr. lliim- t-?ty lists who have watchetl tlie , mond is employed as j,ssi,st:ui: i pendulum swiiiK hack and forth 1 ohomist by the 1'. S. navy at Ma predict tlm early assint? of casual Island. ribbon and clastic girdles as the foundation for evening gowns and say that it is only a matter of time until figures t ike tin thn rult-oloi lines lent by whalebone and stout satin. ede to t liemselvcs. MembcrH of the Mnii 1T1 ibuno 1aft have itpt the rtory under their hnts. Nn liae thi.v been bursting to Hprlnn of air mmmAp- AT IW Jf HURT BfflttBSoi. TALENT COPCO AGENCY (ii i:irv lirciinr) It ini.:iii h:i . been ep.-, t d -what with the rapid de ebmno'iiT ; of a Vl.itii'ti 111-- pa-! -,i i ' . no now the Jill atcs n tli,. .ill - - a moi : invidnuiv aad p"i-i! - n t fcvmip lli.i'i ; 1h- uld ' a i r asl'in o: to b .-. Medf.ad has had its -diate of; then'. jost waking up i'' the situation. They h, ve b. en usini; the n w Medf'o d ;iii irt as ; a land i in;- t leld for the past t wo j months i,r mos-c creeptui; in. tin-' TAf.KNT, ore. Sept. (Sjiociali - Thi- T-!.vo!i M"i--eMUiit VJHlpanj ill ie-uti1e the duties of aent for j PROPERTY IN TALENT; HTAMKOl'L Turkey (Pi miracle of modernization is how a. j reeeni du jcic i iu- 01 .uunm i 1 1 . acpi. z. K special ) ; priest here was described. Frank Heath formerly of Spokane ! Turkish priests oft on ride in Wash., recently purchasc-d the i ol"!iMi disnity upon ihe backs of homo of ;oo:trc Krvine just south? donkeys but this was the first rc- of this city or. the highway Mr. j corded case of a. "ilodja" on a Ervine oxpocts to make his horn;1 hicyele. 'in Ashland 'in the future i The great and ""r;n"-e.it of aviation flew to Cleveland for the nation.-.! air rces. Cntlr ts "Undy" arquing with his balky plane. Right , ,s Lou.ce T.wden of Piltsburp.i jur.t after sue had vvon the 5?nta Monici. Cr.hfom.a -Cleveland woman's d-rby. Ruth Elder (left) didn't win anything but she made t.ic tnp anyway. Upper view is of Blanche tJcyes of Cleveland, receiving the husbandly kiss at the end of the the suintm-r WINTKU K.U'K I'Ko;H M r,:, days. lie rnu that iiit.Met who is Su ndin OF ." I YS FOK -i 'l.i K1 1 A amonj,' prominent New- York horse- .oiism h J.-l;ml. in dei-p ei c men promises a fcood reason for pioratJont hM "rauKht so m;.nv JAOKHOXVIl.I.K. Via. W the Korida course. decp-se;i fivh that they unmb r Frank A. Keeii"y plans to open Keeney park on Christmas day and run ;t horse ra j by local sclent is1s to be sea rch iim for ;n elusive fisli thai is i: ' own mother. 'hundreds of varieties. Never sat-. HAMILTON. Itermuda (A) Dr. isfied with his enormous finds 0,1 meet nf WilHm Iteobe noted naturAlivi . ' the .-.':n ?"bor He !: (vpitf-t I Kansas 4,'ity police are warring1 aira inst binbiiiir r;ickteois. -!-!!a'.i-oiis!' nt tiit;h j detect on. . j j I'ubiiiity to the effect that the! ; local poit would uol be je.jdy : until .. tober at the onrlicM.- aii'i lhat aiiv atleinpl on 1he jia 1 1 ot ; tpilot to n.-.i. this K''"und before' ' it was properly uravdod and ' i;jvtd''(i uuUl I?' mthini; short ; ibsastioiis to all parties concern: d ti in k no nuabiis in tin- catlonM-d heails of these intlllilcis. 1 Waitim: cnnninuly until the j wojsio u ti th MiMv-Mil port had! 'retired fioiu the scene ami the; 1 lace was enveloped by darkness the flyers j're jijentJy turned I heir : ; noses toward this city. circlim; j I over Hie local field, the pirate air j ; crew bean stunt iiiK some of j them pulHnu tail spins 'anno nosi'j , uMvew, and oihers iiululKinu in th-e j most fiendish ami grotesque uerialj i My m nasi les ever conjured by hu-i ' man imauinalioii. I ! The whirr of their motors wore! ! inhuman and yH viutmchanh-al. i ! It mir.ht have been llcinie l-'tuh-! : rer. or one of the othc- entiallly we)J Know n piNus of Bedford w )m ! sensing somethini; amiss, parked , : in an tisciire corner of the new ( ; port one nicht. and disi-ovei'e I the strange caravan carryinjr ut ; iln'tr miciuru.ii iisi-. j j At any rale, although the r visits j j here have not been niven anv t ! newspaper publicity the JocaJ air- j ; port officials have been nwaru tf i : ihein. but have licTrt ihe (tnowi-J ie Copeo company and Archie d)uunojj wall Unvo v)iurxv it 'he ty w iter department for the city Talent and vicinity. A. !. A'lamson, who has had laru'o of this office, has resinned, !U W- HMH-i!,' U'Om TiiiCHt I shland. TALENT TEACHER TO HEAD MAUN SCHOOL TAI.KXT. hit., Si'pl. (Sliciinl) I : l.i ml Parks r thin city H'tt has ac i t-jiI'Ml a posiUnii as principal nf Iho soliui.l at Hint plai'C Itolan'l inal in Juno vt tills year. I) W ISH l K.iri l It STAKTS I'ltKI'AUATlON 1'Olt HOVT coi'knha;kn- V) Knud i.arsim. )vlar yowne Hanwi , i-ontendfr fur the world boxing hnnn Icnship, lias com-lurtpd an ijiKa.iii'iit Willi Hit? fopcnliaKPll . theater to Kt-l into condition for iiis taint ivlth At Hrown in fiM?H hapen. AiiK'i.t -S. I'.KUMX tA! Amoniobilo diiv-, lni!, w hich until recently was rull sitleivd ratinr "utiladylikc" in fJv inany. Is rapidly fraininK popular- . ity with women. The number of womeu olitiiinlnu licenses in V.e.' llu hr.s more than doubled in tile past two year. . fl I I 1 ! 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