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Eo 2 in tapoune £::> <~ -- Annual Convention. -- WILL ~HANDLE PROBLEMS d e ". '-" C e gr-- hassos mommomemnranes .,', it? Talk about wild t _ "terra firma," they || man.| A.new subdivis ket. Public.interest so a key that will op office is hidden benea somewhere in the tr: wm-:g:nthoboxin h box-- lucky finder c "find a valuable prize. j from a diamond ring mb&o Avn.' l LOL ' of the office and pres: ) \ --~Picture in your o ®* mmhm liggi a newly born boom si Ee the hidden key--the "'R' OB E HOt bOX. Abouth.fim' To *=~*"*** recruited to several h: PAGE TWOQ lners in the. fleet of 50 Yessels .used in the overseas pilgrimage to France, Howard P. Savage, national comman-- der, today advised. Fiyd 'J. Heckel, of" Bloomington, «umt.:""fl «onvention 'officer of this state. . This tional headquarters will have charge of all arrangements on each ste&mer a« far'" as the Legion is concerned National Headquarters of _the, Amer-- Jean Legion will have~a represen ftative on each of thy big ocean en the trip --to, France. * The secound royage ~Over will ' be in strange contrast to the first dur ing the days oft the world war. The ships will blaze with light re sound with merriment in the A. E. F. instead of stealing tly and without lights through subma ~@Berisst' By W. R. MOREHOUSE~ VR CCA Public Relations--Commission, American Bankers Association HAVE you ever gone hunting for the hidden key--a key hi&d:&by,ml-@bfi: dealc:g: order th:tyoc among hz dreds ers might be given exercise a maskabsasihn~ . fomte se subaiviston looking for about eys f firma," they hm'tm on man. | _A new subdivision is put on the mar-- "ket. Public--interest in the tract is needed, ®2O" 4 *"*~* recruited to several hundred, the key shows nnudthonm.ct:&:.dhewmbr«h.-&on the diggers gather around to see the mysterious box opened. Imagine the m" Ma::hrm ed. 'The roud to the and some ' ve say % pointment, as thi'grand prize is Yound | poorhouse is worn geep by the feet of to be a $100 certificate .good as part | persons #ho have dealt with irrespon payment on a lot, and not the new { sible promoters and--not by the feet automobile. D&y after day the hunt | of those who hare a savings account go-.nuvmdmm or good bonds earning interest regu-- places of those who have goné !larly--and increasing in value day by through the experience, * 4 #:._ 6 sponsible <schemers le awake nights plotting as to the best way of aroug ing the gambling tnstinet of the in vestpr, and when thiszs has been done they prosacd to fHooes him out of his w«wheme to catch a lot of "puckers." ---.,t:uc u:i-_bcih- degree. truth ) average A-h:%h-'-tll-a'hfl\o take unnoecessary risks. in the reaim otf money making many arg ready to take a longahot chance in order to sirtke it rich, i# possible. h sussessiul, ecapecially amorng persons who 'are insxperienced 'in making in-- vestments and who noeglect to investi-- yaite before they invest. . Tou can't get rich by dBiling with mgnmam % fAn quickly lose what | you gotrichquiok promoters are usually T# so a key that will open a box in the tract office is hidden beneath the earth's surfacte $ here in the tract. This hidden key %thboxhthooflla inside the zxd- luqkyflndc:oi%c key will & valuable priz may be anything from m&mmudafo:mm ;n'ofiflt. A'.new automobile stands in front Fmoficoandpmmblyiththfipflu -- ~Picture in your own mindthhnnm of eager searchers over the surface the hidden key--the to the p doke Auone ks thice the dlegers have boek ./ 14. -- KA# NP ET T C se brea ty t ho oo n e uen Chaole amramant Mesapes, Sat _ »Aoto ol mt ols ts Bike! " 1 t o "o o PX1 e mt o onl " ge (o e s Lt o t e it o. n & ":1'."_:'_ ce I :':'{ esn + ue o o _t' & m.r','d:u, 3P -'k.,;"' ons iraps f'}'&* T sys 2 ";,pfik\', ,5-_:::'?'!3_&.,'4'?"" hm cn 2 34 t B e en ts ..3 * ;"'"'3 omm c yv t uie n a P ns y o o ces Poe 4ok t o i o oo e onl o+ n e o y l it i imes e B . 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"a o pa o on o s t Seld wl ue "N6 se n s o i o4 vigh 5 o oo uie ! thc ne ~ Seta .¥ Aa io No P o Ni on Eue 24 s an Anngaaiemeter e rpcaee. n en e ds PHolae e y t ie t e t k 4 matak n en nastaas + _ #s ' apel eC ie & , x < aptee C uo t° TBE j ud > # i AT T C f eCb (¥% 3 se onl o e es * PTBRRTYVYILLE INDEPENDENX Ay," AUGUST : k0 5 ol + t t on o4 s ¥ EeE emartocac ons us wametre ie en ttas pevivegih We aagetrine, tascdcuntresanntides e sreamctirart A h Ocusies e stt# L poorhouse is worn:--geep by the feet of persons #ho have dealt with irrespon 'sible promoters and:--not by the feet of those who hare a savings account or good bonds earning interest regu-- lnarly and increasing in value day by day. -- The. nigning of your name on the dotted line of some trick contract, or the drawing of your check payable to some gharp real estate or other pro eash, may apell Anancial ruin for you As a safeguard against losing your cash reserve, leare it in the bank un' til you hare made a thorough inves eost to you--if you j ult your m.h*.hflom"' ter Business Busoau, New York. >~ ~~Rach day Clscloses new victims ot naving lost effectiveness as a regult of exposure hare given way to schames are evren nmore de ters. Because so many new schemes Q,'_m .gA aés** -;;,-as»-_'_.v DEPORTED from England, Mary Waite, 37. former stewardess on the S. 8. American 'Trader,; arrived in United States to stand trial on a charge of: killing her sweetheart, Louis Fisher, member of the crew, as he -- was asicep on the ship. She's shown leaving S. S. President Reesevelt in custedy of Federal officials, Held for BELIEVE FLYERS ARF LOST FOREVER; gels, airplanes, and wWHE :mmzmlhm%;y'!"' o e é _Three army planés and the Dole Might plane 'of Martin" Jensen were expected .to refurn' to . Luke Field. Honolulu, today from the island--of Haweil. The four planes flew there fiare, there' hayg. been ~n10 new de-- velopments in the 2,400mile hunt for the aircraft carrier Langléy and the aircraft tender Aroostook--swept. slow-- y toward Hawail with their brood of however, has so far yielded only float-- ing caundy boxes and old potato crates. Twenty--sizx naval 'vessels --are now searching for the last W at sea. In addition to the 1 ll'_ planes. Seven hundred miles at sea The only ~note of: encouragement was the announcement -- of the United States navy that sixteen more ves sols were being sent to aid in the search. ; i h:au hopes were . aroused anew been observed on the slope of Mauna Kea mountain, on the Island of Ha-- ;t.otht this could hare been d signal from one'of the missing ships was dashed here when it waslearn-- ed--that none of--the» fliers -- carried Planes sent out from Honoluly to the famous peychic, in respounse to a father, has attempted to: plerce -- the veil of mystery-- that, shrouds the fate Of .the -- missing Flint, . Mich.,>" school teacher--and her two--aviator compan-- lons, Augey Pedlar and Vilas Knope. _ "The 'Miss Doran' took a nose dive mear the--Tropic o0%Cauoer, 140 west that the flare was atrtributed to bf the campere; 0 _ o. ~~% m'l\uh'?mqfl- the center of a world : Too many persons Are .4 410F a --soft way to get --cold a-m Reinforeed ~by "the : ~light eruiser naha and fifteen debtroyers, the. SEARCH NEARS END "Sees" Miss Doran's Hatry C. Hill, the boy's father, to look -- out . for .his interest. It was Attorney Jones who accompanied the father and Dr. Ad"c. Dicus on tl: Initial search of house E:: newly--made 'gnn. «was mm' after which molice were called in :h"fl. the -- body© _ distinterred; by the Supposedly acting solely in the in-- terests of the father,; Attorney Jones has followed in person--etery step of State's Attorney Russell Hansen and the <state officilas ~have begun-- to place a new meaning on the silence of the elder Hill which up to the present time hbas been attributed to the shock following the tragedy. -- _ While --the state's °attorney < --was preparing to have young Hill formal: *~~*night, William Brydes, the for-- mer Streator boy now living in Chi-- cago, where Hill left yesterday noon one hour ahead of the police, and Dr. George M. Eisbree, pastor of the Park _ Presbyterian -- church where Mrs. Hill and her son attended church Miss Sawyer, it was revealed today, in -- the meangmeChicago police | [| have been supplied with the names and 'addresses <of five Chicago giris found in a note book of young Hill by the Streator police and are watch | ing these places in the hope that the boy might 'try to communiacte --with |[|-- hiz parents through them. _: «& ' The body-- of the ~--murdered -- wo-- | [|-- man was shipped to @pringtield to-- |[|-- day ~for burial. fmthe short coro }[| ners: gession vhichmcuolmlhon?-n f suance of a permit Dr, ' p'-wwmmu@tbm had «an. appointment with Hill for tomorrow to complete plans for their ed-- by > the affectionate attendance | "nn.ngum mmm a . **Mre. m iB 1} -- a~ foot '#b-fl for som ~étime," he }1}; said. "and Harry had bis arm around |{| -- ::;um vher ~down the --stone. "Both of them were members of my church and Harry always accom--|I| -- panied his mother<to church when-- ever he : was in town .on Sundays.": j arally' su \with moonshine on the: um'&dm might have been-- committed while under its in 'You can. lead--men to-- Ju cannot make: them Fish Caught With Seed Ad 4 mkmm Made Simpler _~~ _ Than Ever By Gas -- ~New York 'Aug, 24.----A victory for| evading m match . wilth J @F!3. _ * Sid Te:tis, east side : lightweight,|telegram from Donohue stated that ver Phil McGraw, Detroit Greek, to--| he 'would ~make every effort© to night. in.a echeduled 10 round. bout| bring about --a" match between the at'Ebbetts field may mean a bout | champion and Terris. f with \mg' «"Mandel!,~ Hghtweight |-- wcmpmmmnnttunlatmnns mmfi mm champion, 'for 'him. .. _ -- If President. 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