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♦ HELLO GIRL WINS * WANTS TO HELP SPECULATORS ♦ AT SECRETARY VIE BEAUTY HONORS; 5,000 HAMLETS '. OTHER WOMEN SCRAMBLING ♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ BOONE TO UNABLE TO WITH CITIES Grateful for Health Restored by Lydia EL Pinkham’s FOR DOLLARS SEE TRAIN PROBE HIM Vegetable Compound IN TRIBUTE New Plunge Toward Oblivion Twenty-Minute Stop Made to Head of State De- Aside Chicago, HI.—** I am willing to write Meanwhile, Class Distinctions Put to any girl or woman who is suffering Follows Reichsbank Action—* Change Crews— Will Avoid from the troubles I Knights partment Report- Along Route of Harding had before I took Sixty Printing H6uses Still Tempar and American Legion ers—Politicians Believe Re- Funeral Train—Into Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com' Issuing Big Output. Represented There publican Breach Widened. Monday Night. pound. My back al- Boone, la., Aug. 6.—A crowd ot ways ached, so I BY KARL H. VON WIEGAND, BY H. H. STANSBURY BY JAMES R. NOURSE, could not go about Universal Service Correspondent 6,000 was Jammed about the North- Universal Service Correspondent Universal Service Correspondent. my housework, and X Beilin, Aug. 6.—The German mark western station here as the funeral of had other trouble* plunged headlong into unknown Washington, Aug. 6.—Becretary ON feOARD HARDING FUNERAL, train carrying the body of President State Hughes caused to be issued on from weakness. 1 depths Monday. It is nearing obliv- TRAIN, Aug. 6.—Through the green an there was this for ion. i Harding to Washington stopped here Monday announcement that way corn lands of Ohio where he were to be no further conferences be- state, then sister- With one jump it reached the offi- for 20 minutes to change crews. years, my Was and into the cool of in-law took the cial of to the dol- tween officials of the state depart- born, valleys Veg- quotation 1,670,000 The train was 30 minutes late, ar- etable lar and after the bourse ment and newspaper representative* the Shendoah’s winding courses, all Compound shortly riving at 7 «. m. and leaving at 7:20. and recommended it to me. In the time I closed the demand for the American until some time next week, at the Only a few members of the presi- that is mortal of the late President have been taking it and it has done won- dollar, which is in a fair way of be- •arllest. dential party were awake as Iowq Harding was speeding Monday night ders for me. I hsuse and am able to the national of Ger- Miss Dorothy Watson, of St. Paul, Back of. this it is keep coming currency paid homage to the dead president. announcement do lots of work besides. Mrs. Helen Minnesota, pretty seventeen-year-old known that Secretary on its way to the nation's capital. many, became so great that 2,000,000 Cars authoritatively has been from all parts of the stats Sevcik, 2711 Thomas St., Chicago, HI. marks was bid. telephone operator, ac- Hughes has been unable In a number Simple and reverent tribute to the had thronged the roads Sunday anHenry Sullivan, the political revolt in the west. on its sad Fred Satrek, director of the western Iowa will be held -In Rock Journey. Everywhere "Yet you get along nicely. Lowell, Mass., swimmer, who left Hopes of Unity 8hatter#d? there have been the same silent Apply Finance Corporation, which has October 12th. Seven- Rapids Friday, Dover at with Cool- the same principle here. Back millions of dollars of Sunday svenlng 6:22 o’clock That this situation, Mr. groups, the honor guard of war vet- ^out many agricul- teen corps will participate In' the in an attempt to swim the English ldge’s own established conservatism, of the and when you want to turn around.” tural credit outstanding, conferred will erans, the dipping colors, deliberations, and Dunlap corps ends of with the chief executive and Channel, successfully accomplished definitely any hope bringing the remarkable outpouring of men, gave make for over 200 del- preparations _the on the French into line behind his him an outline of the Presi- feat, landing the progressives of women and children in every walk steps Mrs. Leon as egates. Dye, president coast at 8:45 o’clock and added dent had in mind for the Monday nlght- candidacy, thereby gives of life, standing at attention in Harding of the Rock Rapids corps, has charge The distance covered by Sullivan to the third party move- solemn and humble reverence. benefit of agricultural interests. of the for the coming ^strength arrangements was about 30 miles. The water re- unless a candidate Sure Relief The status of the finance corpora- ment, progressive ijaDOrers in overalls, tra.ni nit?it event. mained smooth the tion’s business was described in de- throughout is nominated. with faces streaked with oil and \iras FOR INDIGESTION ex- Journey. Sullivan accompan- That this lineup makes Senator and their wives who tail to President Coolidge, who ED R. BENDER BECOMES grime, farmers ied a motor boat. an pressed deep interest and showed by Hiram W. Johnson of California had driven from many miles out in SPENCER’S POSTMASTER. Sullivan’s feat creates a new en- candidate for the thorough eomprhension of the ac- oustanding presi- the farm country, held just as prom- 4. durance record for He as tivities and functions of the corpora- Spencer, la., Aug. (Special)—Ed swimming. dential nomination, representing lnet a place in these demonstrations has received official notice was in the water four hours elements. There Is tion. Mr. Starek explained that Pres- R. Bender longer the progressive of sorrow as did city folks whose as than other record shows. Sul- ident Harding had begun Po evolve of his appointment postmaster at any no cohesion between these elements fine houses could be seen along the 6 BeutAns to take effect at livan will return to Tues- La Fraz- a new scheme of rural credits a Spencer, Aug. 6, England now. Follette, Brookhart, Bhaded streets of the cities and which time the term of Earl Bronson, day on the mall boat. Maghus and Hot water few months ago, designed to splve ier, Shlpstead, Johnson, towns. And the children, of whom present postmaster, expires. Mr. Mrs. Clemington Corson, nee Mll- Borah from the Rockies section, do was fond Sure Relief some of the most vexatious prob- Warren Harding especially 1 Bender has been assistant ta Danish wife of an Ameri- for Identical gm* lems which from time to time con- postmaster Gada, not stand programs. —thousands upon thousands of them, fifteen the time can officer on the front and confound agriculture and for years. During training ship But they are together on enough barefoted tads in overalls, infants in Mr. Bender has been in the offloe the Illinois, started from Dover Mon- its affiliated interests as well as things to make It an easy matter to arms, and the clean-cut boys and DELL-ANS have Increased from $10,000 day morning to swim the channel. forces a common the government. Mr. Harding had receipts combine against girls of high school age—had a most 25$ AND 75$ PACKAGES EVERYWHERE to Her husband, a famous oarsman, intended to give further thought to $30,000 per year. foe. important part in ali the fine ex- is rowing the course with her and Extra 8ession this project upon his return to Unlikely hibitions of sorrow which were mani- will feed her the trial. Washington, with the expectation FARM BUREAU PICNIC during Republican leaders predicted too, fested as the train sped by. At latest reports Monday night that President Coolidge would not of being able to submit definite rec- DREW GOOD CROWD. Chicago Disappointed. Mrs. Corson was five and a half session of ex- ommendations to congress next win* call an extra congress, Chicago was reached shortly after Westfield, la., Aug. 4. (Special)— miles out in the channel- She was ter. cept as a last resort in dealing with 5 o'clock Monday afternoon, but the FRECKLES The annual Farm Bureau picnic of and was declared drifting westward the coal situation, or unless he can not enter the With a Remove special did city proper. Don't Hide litem Veil; Sioux and Hancock townships was likely to fall. prepare a definite program, of legisla- The train was switched from the Them With Othine—Doable held on Thursday at the C. L. Knapp Charles an who Strength Toth, American, tion on vital domestic needs which Northwestern tracks at Kedzie ITALY'S STAND BACKS farm on the Broken Kettle road. On last year gave up his attempt afte.- This preparation tor the treatment of ■will conform to his own conservative avenue station over the Belt line to freckles it usually so successful In account of heavy rains Tuesday night, a 16-hour will the removing effort, essay principles, and at the same time have the Baltimore & Ohio tracks, for the freckles and giving a clear, beautiful com- It was to the af- BRITISH ATTITUDE necessary postpone feat again Tuesday. assurance of* Mr. plexion tbat it Is sold under guarantee to some acceptance. final journey from Chicago to Wash? fair one and the crowd was not refund the money If it falls. day Coolidge was declared by callers as as In A ington. large previous years. have that he had Don’t hide your freckles under a Note on Ruhr and Monday to stated This was a source of sincere disap- veil; Reparations number of the sports advertised had INDIANS MOURN DEATH get an ounce of Othine and remove them. an open mind on the subject. pointment to Chicago, whose citizens Even the flrst few applications should show Made Public by Rome to be cut out and the county agent, “GREAT WHITE FATHER” The impression is taking root that had planned formal ceremonies of an a wonderful Improvement, some of the who was to give the address, failed to the new executive, following his his- to honor lighter freckles vanishing entirely. * Foreign Office elaborate nature pay fiting appear, having a demonstration else- Ponca 4—Several Be sure to City, Okla., Aug. toric stand in the Boston police to the late executive. Out of defer- ask the druggist for the Romo, Aug. 6.—The Italian note where. was of Thp evening program thousand Indians seven double-strength Othine; it is this that Is representing strike, will attempt a ten-strike in ence Mrs. how- addressed to the British government, and was to Hardiing’s wishes, sold, on the money-back guarantee. unusual excellence largely tribes their near stopped "pow-wow,” with the coal controversy, if was switched around, which was Monday night, of a dealing ever, the train published attended but on account threat- 20 as Ihere Friday for minutes a token he becomes convinced that a strike onto the Bal- confirms the general understanding so the suburbs of the clay ^smm j ening storm was noA well enjoyed, Of mourning for their late "great and that Premier actually is threatened. It was sug- & Ohio tracks, depriv- in Britain Italy many of the audience leaving before timore therby white father”. American flags float- in which had been Mussolini is opposed to the German Its close. gested quarters ing the great mass of the city’s pop- ing over the group were lowered to resistance, but is against any In communication with him that he ulation of a view of the funeral car. passive half mast. occupation of the Ruhr. may call the' anthracite operators The schedule after leaving Chicago military He Waa Well Off. Chief White Eagle, of the Ponca The note insists that the gradual and miners together and say to them called for a swift journey across Visit Canada this summer From the Detroit News. tribe, who had visited the president retirement of the Franco-Belgian that there shall be no strike, that the Ohio, Indiana, and the trip of Penn- —see lor yourself the op- Overheard In the locker room of the at the White House while in Wash- troops begin at the moment an agree- full power of the federal government sylvania, and on Into the valley of the portunities which Canada Lochmoor Golf Club a day or two ago: ington on .tribal business, referred to ment is signed by the Alies and will be employed to keep the mines Cumberland in Maryland and so to offers to both labor and Voice behind a row of lockers—What him affectionately as the "big chief.” Germany. in operation, and demand that they Washington. The train will not pass capital—rich, fertile, vir- time did In this Bill? The note reiterates the necessity you get morning, settle their differences. the nearest gin prairie land, near rail Swimming English Channel through Pittsburgh, ap- of solving the questions surrounding > Bill—It was 3 o’clock, and gee whiz! ways and \pwn% at $16 to London. Aug. 6.—Henry Sullivan, proach to that city being Laughlln reparations and iriter-AUied debts my wife was oertatnly sore at me. She MRS. MALLORY WINS. $20 an acre—long terms if of Lowell, Mass., began his attempt- Junction. at the same time. wouldn’t talk to me and hasn’t even Seabright, N. J., Aug. 4.—Mrs. Molla lost desired. Wheat last ed swim of the channel at It is believed that all the time crops spoken to me since. English Rome newspapers comment favor- B. Mallory today defeated Mrs. R. C. so that year the in S:22 o’clock He was on the way will be made up biggest history; Italian Voice from other end of room—How Sunday night. ably on the disclosure that the Clayton of England in the annual in- of the funeral train in Wash- dairying and hogs pay well; would you like to trade her for one who reported as having covered a dis- arrival viewpoint is nearly identical with the vitation tennis tournament in straight mixed farming rapidly In would talk to ygu when you get In at tance of five miles at 8: IB o’clock. ington will be about 1 or 1:30 o’clock British 6-3. creasing. viewpoint. 3 o’clock In the morning? seta 6-2; Tuesday afternoon. Excursion on 1st and 3d Ames, la., Aug. 6.—The funeral McMASTER TO ATTEND LADY IRENECURZOnT HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE ON C00LIDGE Tuesday of Each Month train of President Harding passed FUNERAL AT MARION FIGHT Ames at 7:30 a.m. IN WESTMINISTER ABBEY through today TAKES UP JOURNALISM .* BRINGS BIG PROTEST a crowd of while 7,000 thronged Pierrei S. D-, Aug. 6—W. H. Mo- and London.—Lady Irene Curzon is London, Aug. 6^-A memorial serv- New York, Aug. 6.—A city conven- the station and right of way Matter has made plans to leave for the tion of the socialist party of New fixed their gaze on the last coach the latest society girl to take up ice late president Harding Pierre Tuesday afternoon for Mar- York nearly broke up in a riot Sun- in which the flower strewn casket Journalism. will be held in Westminster Abbey ion, Ohio, to attend the funeral of when a resolution denouncing and its of honor were visible. at noon on Friday the American day guard She is the oldest of Mar- a daughter the late President president Calvin Coolidge as ‘‘re- Classes at Iowa State college Harding. U. S. announced. quis Curzon of Kedleston, and has embassy actionary and a foe to labor” was were ordered suspended while the Senator Peter Norbeck, in Pierre en- the not read by William Karlem of the reso- train is in the state. gift, always found among route to his home in Redfleld from COAL MINE. 8EIZE lutions committee. clever people, of the Black Hills, said it would be saying everything Dresden, Aug. 4.—Four thousand the convention hall dele- Maxim “Bolshe- for him to attend the All over Gorky says In a nice way. impossible communists took advantage of the gates leaped to their feet with violent vism ifc a akin disease.” Too funeral. seized the United She lsr an expert motorist ,and miners strike and against spirit of the reso- bad they skin others as well as One union suit will not accommo- protests Co^J mine near Swickau, Satony, and the terms in which It was themselves. trove a car la Franca during the war. date twins. lution and propose to operate the mine. coached.