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mil UNIT.
lilssuius Hill
[ion of the
years the operations of the linit were
curtailed by the paucity of funds and
hour-after its worl: will be subdivided
and [WISH under control of the various
[ii-niches of the Council of Social Ag-
(-ii61es which is financially supported tion of the
by the public at large and centralim-s where Abraham
charitable. work. grocery clerk.
'l‘lie crowning blow to the I'nit was Rutledge. carried
“no complete failure of a recent cani-
;mlgn to raise funds for the continu- ”10 ”l‘lill'.\"5
filed it engendered a remarkable com-
liium'ty spirit and a neighborly friend—
()riginally the l'iiit was i'i- “'Plll‘ (if time.
nmsced to the extent of $135.00.:
illtt‘l'OUlod citizens of Cincinnati and 1‘31 to “:27
Then: oney called for a re-cinbodied. The store where Lincoln
llu‘ee year programme. Mr. and .\li-.<. “:19 clerk. the mi“ on the Sunuamnn
Nt'llbur Phillips of New York were the
prime movers of the organization. As Salem" so
Ilie basis of the experiment the pro<
New York.
I‘vund expression in the weighing :lllil
lllt‘nsnl'lltfg‘ of balm-s; the distributio! ””1 1” lHH'H'
p'c-ni needs of the i‘aiiii'lies in tlie lilm‘li
which they lived, and report the \.n-.
in ii... (lis‘riel
(‘pidcniu‘ its nursed: and preventatiu- . "“"ii
(l’H'Hl lll(‘ ill-gill;
Mayor (2 thin
it":,lg‘ii.tli'll it -‘ .2
fif'H'i'lillllt'lil“
tendencies and
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nursing t-lc.
liioiliers" also were chosen. “MW" “1' 5‘-
aseeriain the most urv ”ll-”“1" “13 “Hill" “iii“ iv“ -" “’W” Ill-""1 resents the traditional
boniih out of the last el niurv 'l‘lii ar- against Austria
eliiieeturn- is m the best of Lincoln's
the subsidiary (‘Ollllf‘li~£ ‘lh'
lieci'.~..~.‘ir:. sliperizsion. l’lll'- ('olill‘aeis
ing‘ the war when ll|l\t'~ were numer. HUI Plumbing of
(NL- Uit- l'iiit ('(Illtllii‘lt‘ul llie (‘lilliplllizil Ail-<1 lN'l‘ll h l.
lular head of the Unit and he and Mrs
Phillips left the city.
An investigation of the operations
of the l‘nit was made by the Council
of Social Agencies and the inquiry did
not add to the prestige of the l'nit.
Some features of the work were sev-
erely censured by the Council. The
— ' Socia l'nit buildings will be taken BUDAPEST.
o y the Baby Milk Fund Associa-
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tion and the infant wellfare work will
The Associated Chari-
ties will continue the work. other than
. . . the health clinics.
most pretentious experiments in
service work in the lTnited
into history recently RESTflRA
with the announcement of the dissolu-
Social l'nit here. After a
be carried on.
TlllN [ll
Springfield.
his hat and whipped the champion of
(‘irove .Hmlsu' will b" |Charles. or his eldest soi'. l’rince ()tto.
til-(‘0 of the work. although 25.0w completed by next spring and with .ilie land gmve {pm-s are expressed that the
Man; contributed by the citizens within addition oi"
Hie territory of the district in which
lhr- llnit operated.
In many lines of human endeavor
[he Unit performed splendid services.
as“ the district where mp l'nit oppp. day have been rebuilt. 'i‘lieir location ”w“. efforts to convince
and/ai'rangeiiient is exact. Foundations
\\ ere found undisturbed except by the
and the houses recon— situation.
them. Atmosphere of 1” ”0W of ”W
in so far as possible is
will be thrown open as the Old Salem
according: to aniiouncc~
Edgar Martin.
Log huts as they were in Lincoln's
ment of State
ll)‘ st ructed over
Mum and all other structures of "New
great American have been completely
5,0109qu the A!0hu\vk.|‘:rjgh. restored and. lack only the finishing
(on district. one of the most congested (OIH‘llt'S.
[sections of the city.
The establishment of health clinic.».
step of tl.e l'i'il. This house of tin-
l.ineolli relies. 'l‘liis‘.
house is modeled :il‘tri' a fine old res- lh‘m'
(it'llthI'VI'. .\lo.. \vliieli‘
llio- inumiiin lifil\l'
the post office inliims-
()ld Salem museum. (Her-zealous partisans of
burg dynasty may eventually succeed
in compelling the country to accept a
royalist coup as an accomplished fact.
There is every indication that the fol-
lowers of (‘liarles
important:
tria.
“urn”: llli' influpp 1:. lil l'l‘SlUl'llit: .\‘e\\ Kali-lit ll‘ii llt’lh'll'l' "l “m [eliulilv
was t‘nieml
to follow the saint l-Zmperor Charles insists on tirsi enler-
iLeh-lnnpmui in holdinu‘lJi‘iit‘b list-d ili restniation of more aii—‘HIL' \'i"“|l-'l and
rate li‘, that seltiui‘; u‘ it'l'TY "HIV-"-
.illd d< elaii-d ilziit H" "tainted tlie r‘l‘v-litinli ol' the (lid Salem l'linxi Louis \\'iiinlisi liL’l‘Ht‘lZ. a in r-
it-m‘lilllzf" “rpm. Mun; ,l Slain» l'nllt, (H l.\ the “a allzi l' lieut- ll '9‘""7’l f""'“'l nt‘ ll?"
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best on earth. I cum“
to express my g’raliizm’c
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New Silt-iii dwindled lap
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of thi< rily. lioweu r, l-‘lw’llfi WI"!
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9' il :faii pill; :il'i
- Hiviiiiiz‘idi
.11 change in her life \
ind Stilllctiil'lCii painlul symptoms.
spells, fainting spells,
. , ‘ symptoms that should have
lll‘trd‘fit r teniwvi lli -<‘ t ' 'l it - ‘
a ”e“ Y LL no L.l.Ll:> piovc what a successful
iemcuy Lyon lg. llizldia! :2; Vegetable
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l'.‘_‘l\.-.;‘I:Z troubles :md irregularities arc
. “it," "Ewe "if/omen E‘felped
'i‘n' . , ‘.‘_i ~—“ I ee‘id not eat or
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troubljs a.» I lilil Your [Film fly is the
t iiml \i'ui'ds
‘ ior lift-Hrs.
#31sz C. b‘i‘Ai'i.;.::, if." 1: School EL,
Women of Middle Age
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liio\u.i a\\:i\. Jiliil *H‘ “'H ”“"
lt'lll'l‘.”
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f
hing: 1391 one ‘-.'.l:l‘i‘.;:ll in a thousand
Vlll‘nillt ext
of Lift: to try it, for it, cured me a
luui giwii up all hopes of gettingbetter.
l \‘.’lli_tuli any one who writes to me the
g and itfilias done me.”—~Mrs. .luAltuAREI‘
DANZ, .43 N. 25th 55., Philadelphia, Pa.
Should Depend Upon
m :- 1:03me .
liliiilNE iii HUNfiAll .
. unsrsiiuiiliii
tion .who will eventually occupy the
throne of Hungary. has been a con-
stant source of unrest and trouble,
threatening a sudden upheaval of the
recently attained peace and order.
The pro-Hapsburgs declare that the
former Emperor Charles
King of Hungary.
else can legally aspire to the throne
until he abdicates.
Magyars. including large
the rum] population. declare they will
never surrender their recently—won iii-
rather tempestuous career of four ,
llNlilllN 3 Vlll/lllE ,
In addition. there is a third group
of politicians which is willing to offer
. the. throne to any king who promises
. n .
. no". “9 Restoxa- the restoration
"”335" 0' 59“" Salem provinces. 'l‘o
Lincoln worked as would even consent to do homage to
in love with [\nn,lll(‘ King of the Serbs or the liuman-
iditlon of maintaining permanent or-
,The Independent
N
Much propaganda is being circulat—
ed in favor of the
fl.
—-—--——_
the country
that the restoration of the llapsbiirgs
would improve Hungary's lamentable
- .—
niaintained lH‘(\\'t'(‘ll the various
tions. the following
Admiral llortli)’. the regent. recent-
ly declared: “All parties may rest as—
in memories of tlie‘snred that I shall not abuse niy pow-
ers for the satisfaction of my person—
al ambition. (Hi the other hand." he
added. "no party
- > ’ \ . v .‘ V. .
lit-sides reproducing the actual \‘il- 8.”) mt.‘ h and loss “It“ the ( '0‘”! of
.aiiit Stephen.
age. the state has added a large frame
suffered to
plots and conspiracies. and owerybody
better ("lass ili Lincoln's is to realize that for the time being. it
lilav. \\lllt'll will seiwe as a slate muse is l” ”H‘ llllt'l“‘Nl ”l ”I" (“”11””) '0 l‘lll
liliat llI‘lli'ilU‘ matter
The leader of the independent fa rin-
er party. Stephen .. Routes. who rel»
Magyar haired
”upslilll‘us,
’llilfi accuse-d tlii- pro-(‘liarlisls of plan—
.‘ninu some surprise
llif‘ wirin‘r, heath ‘aiming to renew the union with
"The llapsbiirus will never stir up
their t'oiiiier eoiiiiiriis.”
triumph to liiidapest.
Instill: illl‘ll‘ (legil'l)
' lx'ot'fii's e\pr4 sses
liIlL‘I' ”“th s of thi- riiial populallon.
l-Impi im'. euiela st-
‘lllg to \li‘lhl‘) the easi- (if his f
2%.. ya
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O
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h.
:1:
“'71—
t2.
Compound is for vomcn
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U
.
{During Change of Life.
Philadelphia, l’a.—“ I want inlet you
.iimv \~.hat. good Lydia E. l’inltliaiii‘s
\ eg't'taldu tinnpound has (ion-.- me.
had organic troubles and {tin guilt"
ilii‘yifizli the Change of Life. I Wait
lill\(‘ll \\ itli a pain in my side and abnd
lzeadaelie. I could not lie down,could
not, eat. or sleep. I suffered soinetliinur
terrible and the doctor’s medicine did
the no good at all—my pains got worse
Illnit‘iltl of letter. I began taking the
\ exciahlc (‘oiapound and felt a chanrrc
from the first. NowI feel tine and a?!-
\‘l :c anyone going through the (5‘1?
t
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and former sovereign.
Associated Press correspondent: lily.
"Hungary." the Prince continued. the whole world.
“is now dependent on the help of one
of the big powers. and will probably
not.beiiig suihciently Magyar."
to the return of the HilpSL‘UrRS. the itotally foreign king and dynasty.
iniore so. because it is an essential con- "One thing is certain." concluded
the Prince. ”we shall never indulge
liii plots. and if Charles is ever to re-
der in eastern Europe. lit-sides. the
restoration of the dynasty is not ex- turn to Hungary. he will come back
Openly and not in cowardly secrecy."
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This Signature on Yellow
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A. O. LEONARD. Manufacturer Pk C")!-
He told The olicitly vetoed by the Treaty of Neu-
"Charles. as a man. is the ideal rul-
"There can be no doubt about the er. He is entirely democratic and a
claims of Charles. He is the crown- reformer. and although the calunuiia—
ed King of Hungary. and until he. re- lfions of his enemies spared neither his
signs or arrives at some agreement ,person nor his family. I am convinc-
with the nation. any attempt t0 119- ed that under more favorable circum-
,throne him is an overt act of revolu- stances he would have been the most
itlon. lpopular and the most beloved king in
OUGHT To BE A5HAMED or:
VOURGELF To ALLOW Toasts
"The talk of the claims of the \K’it-
telsbach dynasty is nonsense. l-Sxen
find-her friend and supporter in the Hapsburg dynasty is blamed for
'France. According to my “Norma-i
ition. France is not strongly opposed body can possibly think of electing a
Go BACK moans? THEIR ch’asi' ‘
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. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1, 1920 ‘
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