davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24

BO6ALUsA, La. Nov 23--Bogn-
lusa In quiet totay following the
pitched battle Of yesterday in which
three white labor leaders were killed
by special policemen and two white
men wounded In fight over the
apprehension OF Sol Dakns negro.
president OF th1 local timber work
erH
marlEcd as follows
Three men are lead: Lum T. WI
liams. president of the Aii!ed Trades
council and editor 81 the Free Pres .
"A local county paper ] i. Hol nj
lon. union man. and Thomas Gaines.
union carpenter
Two men ar, IN hospital from
guuNsot and pistol wounds They
are 4 J O'Rourkr. secretary of the
Allied Trades council. ana jules l.e
Blanc. owner - n garage special
policeman and former captain IN
the United States infantry An
American Legion post was prsanlz"d
here last night and members hy a'-
clamation elected le Blame as com
mRnCcr.
Black Agitator Is S,ill at Liberty
Sol nakus alleged negro aEiiator.
pnd head ~ tho negro union agnlrS'
whom Wnrran' for arrest has been
sworn. IS silll ~ large.
James Williams. brother OF the
slain labor leader, Ia under arrest on
iuc crarg. Of shooting with iuton,
20 XIII.
Twelve members OF the Self Pres
rrNh'inu and Loyalty league. an or
ran.zaiIon OF 200 'lEpaying citizens
who are non union members and
uon-employes o' the Great : Iuihern
Lumber company which operates
several plants here. are facing q fed
erat charge In Sew Orleans ~ un-
lawfully wearing he United states
army uniform. The affidnyi's having
been sworn out hy william l. Dom
neis. general organizer OF Tho United
BrOtherhoi Of Carpenters ana Join
crs. following the deportation ot "a
O'Bricn. n union man. last Weines-
day for his alleged remarks approx
ing the killing Of former soldiers ~
Cen'ralia. Wash. during an Arm -
tire day parad"
\ warrant Is IN the hands 90 re
police rh!ef here for The arrest ~
p'Er.cn n he returns 10 Eorulust
; The ou'hrsIk ~ yesisrday ac-
Duriing 20 y = Tau"y ciy a'tfr-
roy. vas the elimination OF trou bic
which hns been brewing for more
han year and developed into
armed h0sAiltics upon the paradins
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24
PICHER GETS A NEW BANK
clholdcrS RcorEnniIing National
Institution Which Closed Doors.
SpeeiA 20 The v
MIAMI. y

MIAMI Nv % A new STATE
bank will open It's doors a. Picher.
n nearby mining town on Monday
morning. according 10 a s'aiemsni
by G l. Pratt who came her" from
oklahoma CRY. Fixtures have been
Installed IN the building which was
the former home of the miners
bank at Second and Main streets.
The Firs, National bank iher"
which closed rs doors a week ago
Saturday has not reopened but Is
reorganiz!ng according 10 t's d.
reCfOrS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24
I'D ALIENIST PASSES.
~ VI. Hamilton Examined Gar
nelh's Assassdn

Nov NcAr Eat HARRINGTON. Mass,
10, Or. Allan McI.ane Hamil-
au., New YORK, widely known
dis, and specialist on nervous
me- aied suddenly at his sum
H,r,,, eslaence here today. Mr.
IN It,' Itoh, who was born In Brooklyn
~ Hamilton. u
an .,tled for the government as
Pert In the trial of Guiieau.
CO. ~ tr,siusnJ Garfield.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24
BE NeU MOUe In
MunrOe-CiUic CLUB
Controversy Today

Sunday was an idle day In the
controversy between Tom Nun
roe, county attorney, and the allied
civic committee. According TO
several members OF the committee
the allied civic committee viii not
take further action until 4 o'clock
tonight, the hour scheduled for
another meeting.
There was no intlmation as to
what would be taken up at the
Monday night meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24
Pan German. ac,,op

ls,,IiN. Nov 23.-The Lokal
o. III reports the seizure AZ Kiel
rss.,,Hn, Ae ehine guns which an army
,s,s,s vas illIcitly sending 10 an
Dssra,,N kiel apparently for the
oh ot German objects.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24
ANGELES IS NOT DEAD
villas IArutenant Has Not Been
Executed. Mexico City
Declares.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 23.-Private
advices received here direct from
Mexico CITY late today indicated
that General Felipe Angeles, the
villa chiettain, had not been exc
cuted as reported last night from
San Antonio. and that powerful ef-
forts were being made 10 save his
life.
The published statement that
Angeles had been put to death
without trial by court martial. the
Advices SAID were known In the
Mexican capital to be untrue.
LAREDO. Texas Nov 21--Whsle
yumors Of summary execution have
been current since the apprehension
Of General Angeles. Villas CHIEF
lieutenant. there was no c0ufir-
nation Of this action available In
trustworthy sources here tonight
FL PAsO. Nov 29.--Generai Fe-
lipe Angeles. II leader In the villa
movement. has not been executed
a. reported last night This infor
nation comes from travellers, who
arrived from Chihuahua C4ty to-
day General Angeles was captured
recently by CRrranza troops and the
arrivals said he was 10 be tried by
court martial tonight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-24
POpe Benedict Gipes
Boy Scout Work His
Apostolic Blessing

NEW YORK. Nov 20 Tho
apostolic blessing Is bestowed on
the hoy Scout movement In the
catholic church mo a message
headquarters OF the National
Catholic war council The Cuun-
Gil, which i- endcl,oring to form
scout units IN all tuthllic par
ishes has received more than 900
Inquiries on the subject from all
parts ~ the country
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20
O MARY7NARCE.

Washington, 20 pazdziernika'
Oswiadczenie sekretarza Da-
niels'a, gioszace, re W przeclagu
jednego tygodnia moze on poWo-
lac pod broh $4,000 doSwiadczo-
nych marynarzy uwazaJ2 ME-
kt6rzy o~ficerowie marynarkl "a
zupelnie niemozliwe; dochodze--
MIA w tel sprawie wskazuja, re
pred samym podpisem traktatu
pokojowego liczba marynarzy'
kt6rzy brali czynny udziaf w
walkach ma morzu wynosila "a
lcdwie 2O4,843. Niektorzy Z tych
marynarzy sluza ~jeszcze w mary
marco, ME otrzymujqc zwolnlenla.
Niekt6rzy Z Mich zostali zwoi-
~nieni, ale po niejakim czaslc "a
pisali sic do niej ma nowo'
Z obliczen tych widac, &c cho-
ciaz marynarka posiada}a podczas
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20
KR0TKlE NOTATN MIEJSKIE.

Z1odzieje jacys wdarli sic tyl-
ncrni drzwiami do rezydencyl
Howell n. Tyson'a, 32l Kedzie
ave, W Evanston, zabieraJac u
BRAN ! kosztownoSci ma SUNG ty-
sieca dolar6w. Skradzione rzeczy
umiescili zlodziejc W walizce, kto
"a znalezli w micszkanlu. Poll
eva zostala uwiadomiona'
Lacznie z morderstwem Merl
Buckcr'a, ktory zostaf zarnordo-
wany zeszlego tygodnia przez
bandyt6w, policya aresztowafa
trzech Wloch6w, podejrzanych o
branie udzia}u w napadzie. Osa-
dzcnj W klatce zostali: Carlo Mo-
rctti, Victor Rizzo Charles Clio
riani. Czynione So s%tarania, ably
ich uwolnic, sedzia Pam Jcdnak
wzbrania} sic podpisac odpowied-
mich papicr6w ma zadanic detck-
tvwow koroncra, ktorzy TUNA
GA, &c ~jeszcze swego indagowa-
MIA ME ukonczyll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re stronicv l~-szei.

nuje coraz to wiekszy ruch, z dru-
g;ej NATIONALIST strony, strawberry
twierdza, re ci, ktorzy kIlka dni
temu powrocili do Swych zajec, Pc
nownie opuScili prace.
Powazniejszych zaburzen straj
kowych nile bylo juz cd kilku
dni. Wladze policyjne aresztowa-
~ onegdaj dwanaScie kobiet i @
Smiu mezczyzn "a to, IL namawia-
VI zamistrajkow. aby ME sill do
piracy. Kazdego L wiezniow zasa-
dzono ma kare pienieznq so. Me
ktore kobjety przyprowadziiy do
sGli sadowej swe dzieci, wskutek
czego powstai TAXI halas, re Sc
dzia zmuszony byi rozkazac Cd
prowadzenia ich do domow.
ZE STRAJKU w PRZYSTA-
MACH
Nowy York, 20. paEdzienika.-
Ma konferencyi Prywatnych VIA
Sctcieli okretowych zadeCydowa-
no naiac ma dziSiaj famiStrakoS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20

via nadzieje, re W tym jeszcze
tygodniu dokohcza glosowan mad
przedEozonemi poprawkami i re
wkr6tce przyjda do piracy mad re-
zolucya ratyfikacyjna.
Opozycya, bedac przekonana,
re Senat ME przyjmie zadnej z
proponowanych poprawek do
traktatu pokojowego, czyni wSzel
kie zabiegi, ably nak}onic WICK
szoSc do glosowania mad progra-
mem rezerwacyjnym senatora
Lodge'a. Niekt0rzy republikanie
ME wqtpia nawet, re program ten
zostanie zatwierdzony przez WIG
kszoSc Senatu, twierdza, re AZ
republikanow przysz}o pod tym
wzgledem do zupelnej jednomySl-
noSci. Co do reszty senatoroW,
ME wiadomo, jake oni zajma sta
nowisko. Wiadomem tylko jest,
re senatorzy ci przez ca{y pre-
ciag waikiki ma temat traktatu po-
kojowego stall mlrem "a PREF,
Wilsonem i &c trudnoby bylo cd
Mich wymagac, ably ma samym
kodicu Walk przeszli ma strong
opozycyi.
Pomiedzv zwolennikami trakta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20

lych posiedze1. Prosimy wsZystkich
O ~obecnosG. Cecylia Siuda, sekr.
prot, 1920 Winnebago ave.
u JACKOWA.
- Tow. sw. Jozefa e.. 125 S. r.
W A. odbedz!e ~posiedzenie We VITO
rex wieczorem. Zarzad Tow. zwoiuje
wszystkich czlonk6w ma to posiedze-
ME. ~poniewai jest wazLa sprawl do
zs iatienia wzalsdem Ligi S. P. " A.
W. DIlek, PREF; 5. Krasihski,
sekr. prot. S069 Hansen ct.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20

W razie, gdyby strajkujacy long.
shoremeni" ME chcieli jeSzcze "a
przestac strajku, ktory zupehnie
sparalizowai ruch okretow w tu-
.tejszych dokach okretowych
Rzadowy Wydziai Przesyfkowy
powiadamia, re W przystaniach,
bedacych pod kontrola jego zaj-
ma miejsce strajkierow zolnierzc
federalni. Onegdaj powo4ano po-
licye, ably strzegta prywatnych
dokow okretowych. Przystanie
rzadowe beda s%trzezone przez zoi
merry Z pobliskich obozow. lynn
czasem strajk ,.longshoremenow"
coraz to bardziej sic rozszerza:
setki strajkierow, kt6rzy powro-
Gill kirka dni temu do piracy, ma
nowo wyszli w sobote ma strajk.
w poblizu przystani przysz}o
wczoraj do kilkakrotnych stare
pomiedzy straJkierami a poticya.
w "A
Washington, 20. pazdziernika.
= Dsuga, zacieta walka o traktat
pokojowy W Senacic dobiega koh
ca. Przewodcy repu6likanscy jake
tcz zwplennicy adminstracyjni "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20

POTRZEBA dziewczat do nauki ope-
rowania power maszyn " fabryce o.
buwia. Fargo Hallowell Shoe Co., Is
i Latin ul. blisko Douglas gornej
kolei, 14th p. stacyi, oraz 1Sta, 14th
i Ashland ave. tramwaje. ste pietro.
Xxx
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20
KrOnika MiGjSCOwd.
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY

do why, m6wiac, re czynit to,
poniewaz chcial zone swa oddat
W rece dobrych lekarzy, ktorzy-
by przyprowadzili ia do zdrowia.
M6wil, re diva lata temu padi on,
oraz IONA jego ofiara wypadku
automobilowego, cd ktorego to
dnia, iona jego ustawicznie cho-
rule. Spieniezy} on diva czekl:
ieden ma 800 dolarow, druglna
pieCset
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20
2 MARYANOWA

Dzisiaj wieczorem o godzinle
1880 odbedzie sic regula-ne miesiecz
ne posiedzenie Tow. Polek sw. Kune-
gundy No. is Djed. W sail zwyk-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20
S. P.
Jasiecki


DO dlugiej i cieakicj chorooie.
pozegnal sic z tym swiatem, o.
patrzony sw. Sakramentami. d..
1890 pazdziernika 1919 roku'
O godzinie pol do trzeciej rano,
przezywszy lat 3S.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic We VITO
REX, dnia 21go b. M 0 godzi-
ME 9tej rano, z domu zafooy
pnr. 1921 n. Western ave-, do
koscio{a sw. Jana Berchmana,
a stamtad ma cmentarz sw. Woj
ciecha.
Ma ten smutny obradek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
j znajomych, " ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Anna. z domu Ko6cierDynA,
iona; Maksymilian, syn; Ignacy
i AgnieSzka Jasiccy. rodzice;
WladysIaw brat; Franctszka 40
sikowska, q domu JasieckA, -
siostra.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20

'DOBREGo ch}opca potrzeba IA lat
i wyzej. Lekka praca. Telefonowae
Lincoln 1868 20 $50 wieczorem. Fl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20

wojny 100000 ludzi to przeszlo
$4,000 ME ukonczylo swych civil
czen w ~czasie, dy podpisywano
warunki rozejmu, Co macy, re
ludzie CT ME brali czynynego u
dzialu w ruchach okretow bojo-
wych ma morzu. Okolo 100000
zatrudnionych bylo w naJroz-
m~aitszych pracach poza Oceanem
- W przystaniach okretowych l
t. d. Wobec takiej sytuacyi, w
razie gdyby powstala potrzeba po
woiania rezerwy marynarki nigdy
by ME zdo}af otrzymac tax wiel-
kiej iloSci Acknowledgement mary
marry O jakiej wspominal sekr'
Daniels.
Czionkowie kongresu wchodza
cy w sklad komisyi marynarkl,
ME obwiniaja sekr. Daniels'a o
taxi stan rzeczy, tw;crdzqc, re
W wie9kiej mierze jest tn winien
rzqdowy Wydzia} Przesylkowy.
DaIei CT sami czfonkowie kOml-
syi wcalc mic obwiniaja sekr. Da-
.n;cls'a O to, re taxa wielka liczbe
marynarzy wypuSci} re s}uzby,
twicrdzqc, re to bylo zyczenicm
narodu, i &c trudno bylo dcparta-
mentowi mic usluchac tych male
gan. Daiej jedcn Z dlugoletnich
czlonk6w komisyi marynarskic]
zaznaczy}, &c plaza robotnikoW,
zatrudnionych przcz WydZial
Przesyfkowy Jest diva ray a ME
k!edy nawet try razy tax w1elka,
jak zaplata Otrzy1nywana przez
marynarzy. Prezes tejze komisyi
senator Page twierdzi. re jcdyny
sposob zaIatwicnia kwestyi ma
rynarki to podniesienie pfacy
jcj czlonkom. Przyquszczac male
zy, re skoro tylko Senat ukohczy
prace mad Ligq Ludlow, to ma
tychmiast przystqpi do piracy mad
kwestyq podwyzszenia zaPlat
m1ryuar1prn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20

tn istnicje obecnie wielkie przy-
gnebienie Z powodu choroby PREF.
Wilsona, wszyscy atoli zdetermi-
nowani So STAG przX swojem pre-
konaniu ii. zatwierdzic traktat
pokojowy bez zadnych zmian, Cd
~rzucajac wszelkie zastrzezenla /
poprawki. Poniewaz zwolennicy
administracyi Wihsona maja pre-
sz}o jedna trzecia giosow Pc swo-
jej stronie, przeto iatwo i'm bedzle
odrzucic TAXA rezolucye ratyfika-
cyjna, kt6ra beda uwazac "a ME
mozliwa do przyjecia.
Wczoraj senator Lodge, pre-
wodca ~wiekszoSci oSwiadczyi, re
W razie gdyby opozycya planu re-
zerwacyjnego stara4a sic przesz>
kadzaG W jego przeprowadzeniu,
natcnczas uczyni ia odPowicdzial-
ma "a zwioke w ratyfikacyi trak-
tatu pokojowego ! doprowadzi do
tego, &c ME dopusci do dalszych
dcbat. Ma d~zisiejszej sesyi Sena-
tn omawiana bedzic sprawl pro-
.jektu, przediozoncgo Przez sena-
tora Johnson'a w sprawie zrow-
mania amerykaiskicll g}osow W
Radzic Ligi Ludlow co do liczby
= giosami brvtyjSkimi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20
w SPRAWIE PROJEKTU
ANTY-STRAJKOWEGO.

AIN 10 M M 'NNO
Washington. 20 pazdziernika.
- Komisya wewnetrzncgo han
dlu Scnatu, zamiast modytikowac
projekt anty-strajkowy, uczynlia
90 jcszczc ostrzejszym, przez ma
lozcnie ma przcstepcow togo pra-
wa kary picnieznej W sumie $500
hub kary wiezicnncj do szeSclu
miesiecy.
Projekt ten p0jdzie W tym ty-
godniu dp Senatu, ten zas PREY
stqpi do debat mad MIN skoro sic
tylko upora Z traktatem pokoJo-
wynn. Przypuszczat nalezy, re
projekt przcprowadzony bedzie w
przyszIym micsiqcu. Do projek-
tn togo d~olqczono, wcdlug OPT
Mi niekt0rych czlonk6w komisyi,
take poprawki PREY pomocy Eto
rvch moznaby bardzo latwo do
siegnac zarowno radykalow, ia
kc tel takich przewodc0w piracy,
ktorzy nakalniajq robotnikow ko-
leiowych do dcklarowania straj-
XII. Ma mocy proponowanego pra
wa wszelkie ,,lockouty" roWnlcz
mic bedq dozwolone, a pracodaw-
cy, kt6rzyby csilowali nakSanlac
innych pracodawcow do podob-
mel akcyi bedq powoiani do Cd
powiedzialnoSci prawnej tax sa-
mo, jak radykalni przewodcy
piracy.
Projekt ten stanic sic bczwqt-
picnia temutcm diugich ! zacie-
tvch debat, kt6rych kongrcs
przez lata Gale staral sic uniknac'
Obecnie caty Kongres jest w ia
KEN usposobieniu, IL niezawod-
ME doprowadzi do togo, &c pra,
wo antystrajkowe pHyjetc costa
ME W pewnej formie.
Trzech czionkow komitetu mia
nowicie scnatorzy La Toilette.
Stanley oraz Wolcott glosowalI
przeciwko projektowi. Przypusz-
czaG nalczy, re gdy przyjdzie dc
akcyi mad tym projcktem w Sc
nacie, to niekt6rzy senatorzy, &c
Stan6w poludniowych r6wniez
wystapiq przcciw MENU. Wlelu
lest takich senatorow, ktorzy
twierdza &c prawo antystraJko-
we, jako take. jest niepraktycz-
ne, gdyz ME molc bye przefor-
sowanc, czyli, re gdy robotnicy
beda chcicli wystqpit ma strajk,
to uczyniq to be- wzgledu ma
jakiekolwick prawo .~tystraJko-
We. Tnni przypuszczajq, re prawo
to przcnicsionc bedzie ma lnnc
rodzaju przemyslu krajowcgo, co
spowoduje malkontentacye, a ma
wet zaburzenia. Sq narcszcic l
tacy, kt6rzy twicrdza, &c prawo
anty-strajkowc jest przeciwien--
stwem prawa anty-trustowego'
kt6rc wyklucza robotnikow cd
kar "a przeszkadzanie w przemy-
Sic "a pomocq spiskow kombl'
nacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20
KROTKIE WIADOMOSCI re
STOLICY KRAJU.

Washington, 20. pazdziernika.
Stan choroby PREF. Wilsona
Jest powazny, lccz pod zadnym
wzgleder mic Jest on alarmujacy.
Wszystko wskazuje ma to, re
PREF. Wilson ME potrzebujc sic
poddawac operacyi, polecenic jed
make lekarza Grayson'a zakazu-
jqce podpisywan:a przez chorego
iakichkolwiek dokunent6w,
wskazujc ma to, &c niedyspozycya
prczydenta wzmogIa sic w ostat-
Mich dwudzicStu czterech godzi--
mach.
- Department rolnictwa po-
wiadamia, zc brak cukru da sic
jeszcze bardziej odczuc ma przy-
SLY rok, jczcli plantatorom czcl-
ny cukrowej i burakow ME udzle-
Ii sic odpowiedniego zapasu ma
SION ma rok 1921.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20
80

Wszystkim krewnym ] znajo-
mym donosze te 5mutna VIA
domosc IL najukochahszy MAJ
moi
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-03-07
with an uneasy air at quaint legal
diplomats.

with an uneasy air at quaint legal
diplomats.
1t was evident that there was some
thing on their minds. Charles G. Loes,
a kindly disposed middle-aged man. a
longtime resident Of New Orleans,
came out Of his private office and
beckoned.
Come right in," he said; Il am gled
to have a chat. I am absolutely
swamped with this marriage business.
1t is out of my line, but am glad to
help the boys along"
"Are all these boys waiting to get
married?" I asked.
Every one. Most of them have only
thirty-six hours leave. They think 1t
is like in the United States-dollar
for a license, dollar for a clergyman.
Hard luck!" He laughed heartily
How many dough-boys do you esti-
mate have married Frenchwomen"
Probably not more than five thous-
and. 1 have heard reports that there
were thirty thousand, but believe that
the figure is too large. OF course,
there are no French statistics out yet.
American mothers also may be assured
that their boys are marrying fine set
of girls, I have met a lot Of them, and
the girls from the provinces especially
will make splendid wives"
What do you do for the boys?
1--WE get their papers fixed up and see
that they get the necessary affidavits.'
What. do you charge them?
"Only sixty-two francs (s12.4O.
That does not really pay for our Of
flee help, but it does the job for the
boys, provided they can live thirty days
in one place, which the French law
demands. This is difficult, of course,
in Paris, but not so hard for the boys
billeted int towns. You would think
that the boys would not marry under
the circumstances-but you see my
Office"
While he was speaking his secretary
entered in haste and said: This SOL
dier wants to speak to you at once.
He has only fifteen minutes to reach
the mayors office for the marriage
ceremony, before it closes at four"
Great Scott! Don't let him miss it
this time!" exclaimed the lawyer.
II have an automobile waiting be-
low and will offer it to him." 1 said.
rushed into the anteroom corridor
and heard hurried steps and banging
door three flights below. When l
reached the street scurrying taxi
the flight of the dough-boy for
the MAYORS office. He had waited
thirty minutes and there was no time
to lose. 1t was just ten minutes to
four,
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Humorous department

They Knew.-"Children." began the
horse faced visitor who had been ask
ed to address a few words to the as
sembled Sabbath school scholars,
"once there was a scoffer for whom
the solemn call of the church bell
had no appeal. Early one Sunday
morning. although he well knew that
a returned missionary, shaped like a
tub, was going to fill the pulpit and
relate for two and a half hours his
experiences in bullyragging the pant
less heather in far-off isles out OF
their peace Of mind, the scoffer don
ned his oldest suit Of clothes and be-
gan to crank his flivver. Now, tell me
children, how do you think that
wretched man spent the rest Of that
Sabbath day."
And the dear little young uns arose
and answered in one voice: "cranking
his flivver!"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-03-07
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If you are not delighted.-(adv)