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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-04-24
DICTAGRAMS

Old ST says when you see teller
a-breakin' his neck to git sumpin for
which he has no apparent use you kin
set it down as a lack of common
sense or a case of sleeve shortage.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-04-24

Pure home made lard at Bakers
Subscribe for World s1-5o q year.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-04-24

John r. Parsons,
County Attorney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
LOCAL PYTHIANS
ARE TO CELEBRATE

'rhc big meeting planned for March
IS the main topic OF conversation
among the Pythiaus Of IN" city and
vicinity. Baltimore lcdE". NJ. 6-E:
Evening Star lodge. No. is; Black
Prince lodge. No. -: Mystic lodge. Nc.
-: Ohio Valley lodge. No. RI; Litt"
Prince lodge No. -. and WhecllnS lodge.
No. III, are working in unison for the
success Of same. at this time large
class is assured and tho interest - h"-
coming So great that an overflow meet
Ing IS assured.
Tho coming ofIGrand Chancellor Bush
has added great interest :nd many in
uuiries have been received frosT iooEes
out Of TIL" city concerning same. Tho
COMMITTEES met on Saturday evening
and practically completed plans for
same They have arranged some sur
priscs and those who fail to attend will
have ca,lS" to regret il very much.
This meeting will De- held at the
Pythian Castle on Saturday evening.
March s. when the celebrated degree
team OF Black Prince lodge will confer
the rank OF Knight on larS" class.
This is tho first time that tho lodges
have gathered together for several years
but the season OF inactivity has been
brought ahou: by the war. and now
that thu war is over and n glorious vic
tory won. there is no good reason Why
,r. should not start again cur social
meetings and by SO doing scatter Ia"
seeds of IythianiSm that Will ultimately
result in q golden harvest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
RV|AN AAAzONS IN BERLIN STREET FIGHTING

riblc Arnazons that II was really unn"c-
cssary to give them orders OF this KIND.
All Died.
The number OF women holding the
house were small. but they were hard
fighters and they proved moro than 4
match for their opponents in fair fight
ing. 1t was then the commander
brou ght up his flamc-throwers and soon
had the house wreathed in flames.
SharDshootcrs were posted 10 COM
mand every possible exit from the house
ard rs soon as woman showed She was
fired at Not one Of the women who had
entered that building got away alive.
Three hours afterward the tide of battle
turned and the !Amazons were once moro
in possession Of the ruins.
saw Rosa Luxembourg standing close
by gazing at the charrcd and blackcncd
human and material remains Of that
fortress. Agony was pictured on her
face. No words came from her but She
had rage in her heart. and no one could
blame her. for here was evidence of 4
decd as diabolical as anything that the
Huns had perpctrated on tho Western
front
She stood gazing for Some time. and
then She turned away with a cry like
ono would expect from 4 wild beast
standing by the relics Of slaughtered
young. She turned towards the strong
hold Of the government troops yet r"-'
manning tn be taken. and led tho attack
once again. Her parties were beaten
hack repea tndly. but they always re-
turned 10 the attack. and finally she
made another attack in concert with do
tachmcrtS under Licbknccht. who had
arrived on tho scene.
Bloodstained and BegHmed.
After desperate fighting victory rest
ed with tho government troops. and
when ! saw Rosa for the last time that
night sh" seemed bcrcft Of her senses.
She WAS hloodstancd and hnSrimcd:
she was weary and sick looking. and
she was flying before the pursuit Of tho
government troops. who werc then clot
ing in on the district from ali quarters.
/ asked her what OF Licbknccht She
said:'"I think he is dead: he must be
dead. or he would b. here" Other rcfu-
gees arrived later and all had the same
story to :cll. bat II is impossible 10 say
whether the brilliant leader OF tho min
GRITTY Socialists. the man who was sim
,rrc in his war against war. is really
dead or alive.
All that can nc said now is tina;
Lichknrcht lcd party az his soldiers
into the thick OF the lighting. hearing
alofl 4 rcd flag. and that after tho az
tack was rcpulscd no ono saw him alir"
again. am afraid that Berlin Will
have worse 10 go through before order
is restored, but think that tho rcv"-
luton is on the way 10 being crushed
tRy the International News Bureau.
Inc. Boston. MasS.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
RIPPING RHYMES
By WALT MASON.
TEE LISTENER.
BY WALT MASON

When begin "A prnSy tale. 100
long and fierce - mention. Jim
::ogEs was never known 10 fail 20
civ" profound attention. His soul
sul eyes arc fixed on mo. his ears
arc forward slantcd. and ali the time
hn looks n me Xix" one who Is IN
chant"G. hnd when my w"a-y tale
IS done. thai most attentive Teller
remarks Pray ;"l! another ono!
You're sure 4 Stcr?: t"lf"r'. In this
sad world most p"opl" sic@p when
ono unwindS q story. or Else they
wiring their hands and weep. ana
say .hc yarn is hoary. Fut lin. he
listens To tale and sroets tho joke
with lauGhter: his rUirth is like
mighty gain thu, shakes IN" beam
and r-fter. And 81 stand up strong
for James. as through IN" town I'm
s,ray;ng, and / endorse whatever
games he happens to be playing.
And h: has boosters BY IN" cord,
who 20 his standing rally; and n"
has friends in rvnrr wari. in every
street and alley. And whom he runs
Cor county rl"rk fo- sheriff or s IT
,-rvnr. his luvai friends get in their
:sork. and eyer ones 4 slayer. tn"
nan who listens wisely we'll is rr'rr
nv friends ?nrsaken: and when h"
shoots. hc rings :hc he'll. and carries
mono RI. bacon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24


human S"iF'E' ",'S 'h'! -
on" "t VI" E7''H''N' pH-P'"'!"' - ~
wHr. our ""N'7hf'H'' Pf'i''"'H 'f u"
"Nampi" OF "ih"" '"UnttF'S' P''l',!'"'
""n;rr"h"nS:N" plans nor tN' Pf"''i''.
reclamation az bi$"hlc" S"Nh'r~ ann
today many arr c"c"iril-1 IN" prh''hN
thereof.
This work re founded! ur"n a Nrlr'' 81
GrItl,udr0i mt.d l"N'. h"t = fN'h 90 va
I:;hi"l ,nnu ~ payment 81 'hf H"h'
whirh has country "w"S him ana not us
= charity.
~ a result. mon. with few "Nr"pti"hS'
wh' '"In" huln" from ih': war nialHloP ''
>:rh Will Mt l." thrown mt" inc minus
r-,al .- business discard. Rather They
will hay" IN" opportunity l" hcc"h''
,..r".' NOR useful economic unI'S OF So
,."ty.
In wnrf:r" n ''"rta'n r"7r"'tnE" 81 't'''
"rluIrrs - hUnd /" i"'"m" diSabl'"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

the money mad" Ivy professional prG
rar@ ua., been drifl"d into that CLASS
rr Ia seeking charity by selling shoc-
strings on the street.
No disabled soldier shall sink 10 such
il.unminy if til" plans of the medlcal
,!canrimrui "f the army can lc consum-
rnntcd ~ least eighteen general nos
riia!S in various sections or the country
are. nnw rracticinE physical r"c"nStru'-
lion with a view To securing the com
pIri., cure ar The maximum Improvement
III every case.
This treatment consists not only IN
tn, dressing nf wounds and the HhHlli-
iS;"ring 81 drugs. but also includes CIV
inr every disabled man chance 10
nvrrcum. thu. mental depression when
follows disability. helping him 10 gel
back his strength and "prp as soon as
pnsSlhlr: finally disrharEinE him AS an
active. earning Individual once more or
cupnhl" or being trained as >uch.
Thus ihcs" hospitals includ" many
fh"raln.u,n adjunriS. such rs phySical
trninius, rrn'"rS gyinmLSiumS. school
rooms and shops A. The man progresses
toward! r"r"yery he is assigned for def
nit. hours :" each OF these various ar-
ri>Ii."s. 'rh" shops enahl" curatiN"
siur,. function III thu drform"d hand or
Leg As far us possible this cuTatiV"
work ~ gwen II practical trend. Tho
schools educate. many an iilItGrats or
"ar-illiI"ratr soldier during his long
weeks IF CnuEal"Srnrc.
At Walter Reed General hospital scr-
"rai hundred Disabled soldiers are under
gong This treatment. Men with ampu-
iafinnS, with marked d"formities. with
heart disease. and with almost every
u,E"r conceivable form Of disability.
spend from ON" In six hours IN the
gymnasium. schools and shops which
have hrcn provided "a help accomplish
their cure.
Many rf thrs" mon hay" been in the
hospital for months. When they are
finally discharged everyone Of them vii!
be alb" /" obtain better job than hc
had before the war
Copyright. 1879
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

-. nrr,u.< us ;h, now world. Laurie!
WAS a Frcu,hman ty hIrth..ard fer many
wears. represented ;hc PROVING" # Hu"-
bee in ;hr t;.ua,iIan rar!iasu''u'. n'H
III. day 81 ht> death ~ ""mn'a"'!'I the
loyal support Of III" v"trrS If U""h''
Although III The minority during ihe
pas, four years. IL" has h"n c""i"nn-
ously II potential Iuflu"nc" IN canadian
affairs, I.auricr cane al" contact with
the Amsriuau people. nu'St intimately
in the proposed Reciprocity treaty be
tween Canada and the United States.
This treaty was ncr"tiat"d in i9ll and
it became an Important factor ~ 'h'
electoral contests ri both itri'''~. !'"'
largely Ia an un,!, rs:nu,:.n$. and :" SOM"
,actIcss statements mad" by An1":1':tn
leaders the treaty WITS -rj"r''-l by can
adiau voters. and later tn" wh"i'' p!An
failed. However. It beam" 4 tact"r n
,h,, ca,na.ts;,, ii at. ana WAS used my'>t
effectively hy "I'p"n'tIt~ &; ia" TAFT al
ministra;ion.
Although defeated. i.aurl"r r'na.n"d
an earnest advurnt" - "l">"r trad r.
la,jons between ran;,I-l and he United
States. and. undoubtedly his Influence
has had much to do with creating tn"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
.FERNDALE AUTO
STOLEN LAST NIGHT

An overland roadster belonging 10
4. {. Trasdale oC the Bcauter apart =
mrntS. W"ndsdule. was stolen from in
front q! DR. Refers office. corner Of
t'haplinr and Fourteenth streets. some
time between s and 9:3n o'clock last
night. The car corrIcd West Virginia
LICENSE No. 204@G.
Mr.. Tcasdalr. upon leaving the home
Of pr. Refer and discovering that his
car was missing. immediately reported
the matter 10 police headquarters. The
desk sergeant ut once notified all the
officers connected with the department
:nd also the police departments Of the
ncighboring towns. requesting them. to
keep 4 lockout for the missing car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
Play to BE GiVou.

Th" members cf the ST. Paul Evan.
g'liral church Will give Il very Inic!-
"S'ing play in tho social rooms "f ihc
church Monday and Tuesday evenings
March , and 1. named The NV Min
iSlcr.- In addition Ia thc presentation
of IN" play. rendered under tn" dircc-
ION Of Miss llilda N. S"yh"d. organist
Of tho church. rirkrtS are now on sale
and can b.. procured from any member
ii ihr church ar choir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

The French may be excused If they
decline to place much r"l'ane" in any
agreements 20 maintain peace that are
not backed up by the power to enforce
peace
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
% FLU DEATHS
IN JANUARY

TwcnIy-njne deaths from lnflrorza
and pnrumonIa OUT OF a total nf 81
Deaths in the city. says the mortuarr
report for January, and the death RAJ
for the month was 22.3S per thousand.
Deaths in this city exceeded births. II
which &c were reputrcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
SOUTH SIDE
Eucher Pnrty.

Tuesday evening in the rooms OF the
81. Mary's school tho members Of the
l.. Y. ". sodallty of st. Mary's church
will CAV" a cuchcr party. It is expected
10 hc 4 big success rs the committee N
charg" IL putting forth all efforts TO
inak,. II So.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

Secretary OF War Baker. bhtl'Iy IN
forms the puhli, that III" government
Twill provide 4 job for "N"ry returned
soldier. We might have more confluence
IN Mr. Bakers prophecy If IN" part OF
the government under his direction had
during the war paid thr wages "I Tho
soldiers. and paid the allowances 10
their dependents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

Friday evening. February IS. al ih";r
iudc" rooms in he Eischnff hall. the
ladies ludg" nf tn" Golden Links u!
c"l"hrIi" their second anniversary. SHv-
rr:u officials Il tn" lodge will make nd
dresses. cards and dancing will hc en-
I",,h throughout The evening. after
which refreshments Will he served. The
following Program has been arranged:
America. ................. 81 All
lIauu S"l'-'tlon. I'rof. Eoll"
It'tlt1llu il..---- l-tuTit irwin
P:un" solo. .l;Lhy Margaret Nol III
Sulu.............MiS EHrEarrt Mnnhnn
I:.nd!nE. Miss FIlda Kirg
Duet ............. -'.''.'.''
Misses r.rla HuEgInS. Alberta johnson
FcatS III r"nlrIllnIulSin. .......s..
Harry l'n"sk"". assisted by "Jlmmy'
Reading. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss baldwin
S"lr................. EiwoGd F'r"t.C rick
SECOND issur Of "'rh" AstoniShcr"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs. Done Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arkcr or Eoff
S;rcc: ar, thu proud parents 90 girl.
Mother and tab arc doing nicely.
Miss ii"lcn Jones "f Pittsburgh IS tho
guest al relatives and friends in this
part Of the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

We do not hear that All Franco fol-
lowed Mr.. Wilson down 10 the sailing
port TO bid him an affectiona;c fare
we'll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

The more carefully We look over the
field. tho larger looms the possible can
didacy Of General Leonard Wood for the
presidency in 1920.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

That is thu first section. entire Of the
hIll which was opposed with moh-likr
demonstration last weeH. It is tho Soc
ton to which our visitors th;s morning
distinctly said they wcrc MOST OPP
posed!
! Docs such opposition 10 such p natri-
otto measure look like ANERTCAE1SM
or does il look like .SEIE:FISM"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

Our visitors also expressed RESENT
r;cnt over having these demonstrations
described as crJdcnr" "f "HolShrviSni >.
They asserted they did not oppose III"
rcd-tiag featur" of' Delegate Johns So
called "Anti-Eed Flag Eill'. Now h"rH
is square issuc which wc shall proceed
TO discuss.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30
TRlCITDNCONPANY
MADE Defendant
IN $4,000 SUIT
Widow and Child Of Oliver 7.
Short, Killed Near Eagle
Aug. 80, Seek Damages for
His Death.

Thirty-five Thousand dollars dam
ages is sought from the Boise Valley
Traction company by Ada Short and
her minor daughter, Mary Short. be-
cause of the killing of Oliver f. Short,
Jr,. west of Eagle on Aug. 80, when his
automobile was smashed by an inter-
urban car and Mr.. Short SO MORALLY
injured he died on the afternoon of the
same day.
Suit against the company was filed
in district court Saturday. 1t alleged
gross negligence against the street car
company in not keeping sharp look
out at crossings, failing to sound
warning at the crossing at which Short
was struck and further that the car
was being driven at reckless speed,
contrary to the orders under which it
Is permitted to operate.
Mr.. Short, a prominent rancher of
the Boise valley, was struck on the
morning of Aug. 80 as he was driv-
Ing from his home to the main thor
oughfare. He did not see the approach
il:g car which struck his automobile,
drove it against telephone pole,
smashing it to bits and injuring Short
to such an extent that he died within
a few hours.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30
CHRISTIANS SEAL
SALE COMING Up
Funds Derived Therefrom to
Be Used to Finance War Be-
ing Waged Against Tubercu-
losis-Red Cross Given Part

Within another week over a billion
Red Cross Christmas seals will be on
sale in every nook and corner of the
United States. These seals are sold to
finance the campaign against tuber-
culosis in this country. OF every dol
lar received from the sale of Red Cross
Christmas seals, 91.7 per cent remains
in the state where the seals are sold
for the benefit of the organized anti
tuberculosis campaign in that state.
Out of the remaining S3 per cent the
expenses of running the campaign are
first deducted, and whatever is left is
then divided between the American
Red Cross and the National Tubercu-
losis association.
The Red Cross Christmas seal cam
paign is not for the purpose of financ-
ing the work of the American Red
Cross or it's chapters. 1t is for the
purpose of financing the National Tu-
berculosis association, the various
state tuberculosis associations and the
one thousand or more local nti-tuber-
culosis associations. The Red Cross
Christmas seal issued in 1908 by the
American Red Cross has been issued
in the name of the Red Cross since
that date. In March, 1919, the Ameri-
can Red Cross agreed to allow the Ma
tional tuberculosis association to use
it's name and emblem on the usual
Christmas seal. This year the Red
Cross seal is a tuberculosis seal. Those
who buy it are supporting the tuber-
culosis work in their own communi-
ties.
To support the programs Of work
outlined in the AS states and insular
possessions for 1920 in such a manner
that results in the saving of thousands
of lives may be effected, the sale of
at least $50, 200 Red Cross seals at
/ cent each must be realized. Tuber-
culosis can be suppressed. The Red
Cross seal offers an opportunity for
widows mite or the rich mans thou
sands,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30

5000 room hohse, u acre ground,
very comfortable home, near river
side. 500 down, balance monthly.
$1,000 large room bungalow, sleeping
porch, city water, electric lights,
chicken houses and pens in rear,
fenced yards, 4 block of ground but
cut by ditch. A very attractive prop
erty, however. Very good terms.
S5500-S-room modern house, full base
ment and cellar, acre of ground.
Mantle, large porches. A genuine
bargain and home on car line, sc fare
on pavement.
$6000-40 acres, all in alfalfa, govern
ment water. No buildings but on
hard road, electric power and light
service. An investment. $4,000 down,
annual payments.
$30,000-200 acres. 100 acres in alfalfa,
20 acrs pasture, good buildings, 20
acres not improved but can be; fenced
and cross fenced, sheep tight. $4,000
cash, balance very easy; miles from
Boise. y. y. and Govt. water.
We have houses from $500 up on easy
payments. Call on us. We can't
publish all listings, but we can serve
you. Our autos are always ready.
No CURRIERS' or cappers. We are for
service.
ROBERTS-S TAMPER REALTY co.
Phone 1898. Suite 262 Soma Block.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30
ID slTTEL ISSUES
DIRECT CAlLLENGE
TO MARIN PLEsT|NA
Boise Light Heavyweight After
''Tarzan Of Mat" on Better
Terms Than Marsh, Mana
ger of Latter, Talks.

"Ad Santel. champion light heavy.
weight wrestler OF the world, weight
$50 pounds, challenges Marin Plestina,
who claims the heavyweight cham
pionship. and who weighs 215 pounds,
to handicap match; Plestina to win
one fall in two hours; winner take
all; date to be at pleasure of Pies
tina. and match to be held before the
Boise Athletic club. Santel will post
a forfeit for appearance to any rea-
sonable amount. (Signed) Ad Santel"
This is the challenge issued Satur-
day night by Santel, direct to Plestina's
manager at Spokane, and through the
Idaho Athletic commission. He pro-
poses that the contract be made
through, and the forfeits posted with,
the commission, and that the commits
sion shall select referee and Judges.
TO STIFLE RuMoRS.
The challenge is issued in this man.
ner, and Boise stipulated as the place,
in order to counterfeit a rumor that
Plestina has been waving a red flag
which Santel does not care to notice.
A short time ago r. G. Marsh, Pies
tina's manager, under an alias of Joe
Barnes, was said to have offered, for
any amount. to throw Santel twice in
an nOur. n BOISE Dacker SOUGHT 10
cover this challenge with a $100-bill,
but Marsh could not be found in Port
land, where the alleged offer was given
light. Santel himself now offers Pies
tina two hours in which to throw him
once.
Promoter Nick Collins has wires out
now seeking to bring Jess Westergaard
or John Olin to Boise to meet Santel.
Both are heavyweights, and both trav-
ell in championship company. Wester-
gard has met all the headliners, from
Gotch to Lewis and went to the mat
with Plestina in Garden City Kan, less
than three months ago. DIN is cred
tied with having thrown Joe Stecher
off the mat not long ago with such
a velocity that the scissors celebrity
refused to come back. The date placed
on the invitations is Wednesday, De-
cember TO-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30
CHRISTMAS GOODS

ONCE MORE the happiest and most
welcome of all the holidays is draw
ing near. The children are living in
hopeful expectation of what Santa
Claus is likely to bring them. Older
folks are living not SO much in
speculation as to the remembrances
that Christmas will bring them, but
rather they are perplexed as to how
they are to provide suitable and
satisfactory presents for the chill
dren without too heavy a drain on
their time and purse. Permit us to
help you solve your problem. We
offer advantages of selection that can
be found in few stores of this kind.
Our stock this year Is a marvel.
There Is much to gain and nothing to
lose by doing your shopping early.
We urge you to begin now. Our stock
consists of Christmas cards, Booklets
seals, tags candles, toy books, blocks,
toys. dolls, games. pictures. candy.
dinnerware. shina, ties. We are
showing the newest and best OF the
season in our line and all at prices
within your reach. You are welcome
here whether you come to see or to
buy.
THE RACKET STORE
81 No. Sth st. Opp. Postohice
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30
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= WOULD YOU LIKE TO BUY A 4.
= good restaurant, cafe or cafe +
= terra in Boise or other southern 4
y Idaho town? We have a small, +
! medium and large place; each 4.
= of them taking in from so to 4.
T. $225 every "a hours. We also +
! have several small cigar and I.
confectionery stores and soft j.
: drink places doing well. Also 4.
i some good small hotels, room i
: ing houses and lodging house +
!. All in good location, Special I.
! conditions compel the sale of !.
! these, and we invite the closest i
! inspection. We have several 4
! stocks and stores of general +
! merchandise In various 4.
\ parts of the state for sale; Is +
= years in this business in Boise. I.
= We have what you are looking +
:. for. including a private loan of 4.
= $780, $4,000, $4,000, which we /
I. can make on .either good city 4
!. or country property. \
!. SCHOOLER- STARTLING +
+ AGENCY, +
!. S22-324- 1926 Overland Bldg. +
+ 81
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30

THE new Stradivara talking machine
is going fast be sure and order
yours before it Is too late. Frank
Popma Music Co. 500 Bannock ST.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30
MRS. PANKHURST TO
SPEAK HERE FRIDAY
Noted English Suffragist Will
Deliver Address at High
School Auditorium on Com
batting Bolshevism."

Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, the fam
Gus English suffragist, will speak at the
high school auditorium next Friday
evening, Dec. 5, as an extra number
of tho Boise lyceum course. Her sub
ject will be. Combating Bolshevism,
or What l Saw in Russia"
Mrs. Pankhurst is making a tour of
the west, this being her first appear
ance since 10 years ago. She has been
attracting considerable attention while
on her present tour with her discus
sion OF Russian conditions and her
warnings against possible class war
and domination In the United States.
Avoid influenza and buy an Over
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30

Said a little girl in the Pittsfield
(Mass.1 library: Mother liked The
Four Horses and she says she wants
the same authors new book. It's some
thing about a Mare"