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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
CLEAN Up! PAINT Up!
Councilman Hoover Suggests
Campaign to Beautify Boise
This Spring.

Let's all get together on q clean up.
paint up campaign for Boise" said
Council Hoover today He suggests
this action in the interests of more
beautiful city. Regarding such move
ment, he said:
There is plenty of civic pride In
Boise, but under war conditions we
have allowed many of our store fronts,
residences and other properties to take
on rundown appearance.
IAN awakening along these lines Is
all that is needed. Such improvements
are contagious. Try it on your own
property and your neighbor will catch
1t, too"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
High School Notes

Boise high school acted as a host
Wednesday afternoon to the University
OF Idaho basketball boys and their
coach. An assembly was called in the
afternoon. at which Coach Bleamaster
of the U. of I. team spoke to the stu
dents. which was followed by a talk
given by President e. H. Lindley of the
university. Athletics was the topic ta-
ken by both speakers. Joel L, Priest
jr., introduced Coach Bleama ster
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS

OWYHEE--S. l. Holiday, Laramie
Wyo.; P. r. Garretson, st. Paul; n. A.
Jacobson and wife Payette; Nj. NJ
Sanderson, Seattle; +. e. Campbell
Centralia: c. Edelson, Portland: Ru-
pert Winters, Featherville; A. ]. Mo-
han. Seattle; NJ. e. Dickey. Portland;
Ethel Cunning, Portland; II. E. Berg
San Francisco; DR.. A. V. Strauss and
wife, Payette; N. Mcleod, Milwaukee;
F. l.. Wisherd, st. Louis; L. r. Nit
tauer, Baker; ]. B. Hoffman, Seattle:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
ing II field goals each, and Moe seven.

Paul Reynolds starred for the Up-to-
Date team which was crippled to a GER
tain extent by the loss of Ward Wy
man, star forward, though Bailey. sub
bling for Ward. did well. Reynolds rang
up six baskets, and Smith. Cooley and
Bailey three each out of 10 tries from
the foul line.
u. OF I. Up-to-Date
Moe REYNOLDS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

Hunter .... Forwards ....... Bailey
Perrine 800. Center ....... Cooley
Lindley Smith
Carder ., Guards ..... Tolman
Summary--U. of Idaho scores: Field
goals, Hunter II. Perrine II. Moe T.
Carder 3; free throws, Hunter Gus
Of 5.
Up-to-Date scores: Field goals. Rey-
nolds 6, Smith 8, Cooley 8. Bailey ~
| free throws, Smith out Of 10.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

The Capital Nsws tslsphoWs numpera
|sss - and -. u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
Monday. Jaruary y. 1919

Nuothcr threatening dav brings 10
t-t} plagrre pr,'~agc ot many world troubles
thnt arr 10 b. gradually suhducd. Mars,
| rauus and Venus arr al in evil aspect
lhcrr viii continue 10 hc conflicts IN
varnus parts uf the earth, according
60 tho m"e-arc~ read ~ the stars These
will H., hut final efforts nf evil, but they
may hamper and rvtard the progress
OF tho world
Engineers. h,nllcr- and al who use
raw materials tor the (ashionng Of
u,,tul things are subject to complex
Influences that make for great pros
r,ritN Int th,V ,,Il meet With "hsta-
tb- lu them Gr.f efforts along ncw lines.
A. part ul Tho rr-c~tahhshmcnt o(
p,a, ali That II cyJl viii bc brought
out a- combating thc good the SCOTS
IT, t,rr ANA fnr that reason the mnd
-hulG v,ltamc uulN th, hopes and
lH.a ,llt inspire ACTIVITY instead If
a uj ml~gNnc~ that para
Nruu~ f IL / place hat i believed
tt '.fc~itdrv lalut troubles N which
u.fa,u ai, involved lhcr may hc
u.iN rrub,n~ tu solve a>tr0oCcrS
Ir.dic. tux tby new ,ra vllI hring great
lsHctt- tn gi,l~ Whp work and ia the
unrc sli Who rrtan thclr ~cirrSpcct
u.ll engage III Useful occupation no
uaucr heu wealthy thcv may bC.
IhI, Is not uohv wedding daN
~lucc i iorrshadow> puarrcl~ and sep
aTatlDr~
AGAIN fcod vii become 4 factor in
tn, radyu>tmcut 81 World conditions,
] arunr NH stalk ID Russia and many
Vi.l ~tarvt il thy Signs arc interpreted
archt
~i.,ra comes under 4 sway making
t ,irr,~ and progress Grat wealth
Wl ie produ,t,d from the earth
lu, a,ath 81 famous \mcucan
woman l~ torrtaid Tins Viii take
yI.cc Us 4 ioricu ani
r,r~e,~ who's, birthday Il i may
hagr uanv changes aud some ilsan-
p.urmcut- Is th, cmune wear Travel
Wi4 uot p, fortunate
Chl3rn horn III this day may re
luUucl to carcic~, and plcasurc-oving
GIr- -hould hc especially salc-glIardcd
against unlortunat, marriage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
by Ice Pap.

| was climbing over our back tents
this aftrnoon, the gate being unlocked
but me considering IT too casy To come
in by, and herd sumthlng tare and |
WAS going Ia find ont wnt unY | forgot
To, and Jest before suppir ! was setting
on Mary Watkinses frunt steps watch
ing her hitting n brown swctter out OF
ball of brown yarn and all of n slddin
| happened tn feel IN bacll of me aud vat
was IN the back of my pants but n big hole
G., ! thawt, now know wat tore
| Wich Jest then Mary Watkins dropped
the ball of brown yarn and II rolled ON
| the pavcmint and | started 10 jump mp
to get it and remembered wat was IN
back Of me and kepp on setting down
Mary Watkins saying. Benny. I'm ser
, priced, ! thawt YOU was polite.
! am, sed And got MP backwerds
and wawked backwards to ware the ball
of yarn was and picked IL up. saying,
DO YOU notice mo wawking hackwerds2
Yes. wat forf sed Mary Watkins, and
scd, | made a bet If the war ended in
sertcn time | would wawk hackwerds
for week, and il did, and this IS the week
And | brawt back the hall of yarn. and
she scd, Wy, you rc wawking frlntwerds
now
| haff 20 wawk frlntwerds one time
and hackwerds the next, that's the kind
Of bet II was, | sol and she sed w
don't vou wawk sideways sumtimes vile
you're about if
II aint in the bct, | sod tnd quiet
sat down agcn and pritts soon the hill
yarn rolled on the pavcmlnt aeen Nafv
| Watkins saying . shah z2cnf that
| provoking And | got NJ an started
waw king hackwcrds 10 pick It up agen,
and herd sumhody coming IN back Of
me and who was Il bnt Maud lonsen,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
Coming Events
Cast Their Shadows
Prepare Now to Withstand the Crissa

Eo not anticipate with a shudderins dread
the beautiful event OF childbirth. You can
avoid discomfort during the period and
strain at the crisis by preparing your system
and putting yourself In splendid condition
to meet the fine.
For just this purpose women all over tho
land, In every walk of life, have used for
over half q century the time ~honored and
F1mous remedy, Mothers Friend. II Is pre-
pared to GiTe the mother -to-be that direct
t-'p she needs. The muscles, nerves ten
dons and cords are made and kept soft and
elastic Thus strain is avoided. and as
fesuW nervousness, nausea, bearing down
and stretching pains are avoided.
The abdominal muscles nd easily and
gently when baby Is born. Naturally pain
r isss and the hours are fewer. The system
3 prepared and the crisis Is one Of much
kess danger.
Write ths Brsdneld Regulator Company.
Dept h. Lamar Building. Atlanta. Georgia.
for their Helpful Motherhood Book, and OBJ
tnln bottle of Mothers Friend from tbs
druYttst today. II 70 just as standard a.
anything you think Of.
And remember. there Is nothing I'd taxa
Ebe place Of MOTHER's FRIEND.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
HILLES & JONES RELIEF DINNER

The " Narkmcn's Rein t~-a,uttuu ot
tile lllc~ laucs plant h,ia thtlr nnual
h4nauct ~atfIr,!a, night Sd TIL, Hotel \ubl~
vtth ncarlN every M,mhcr ui th. 3~~,,CIn-
tIau prs, MT Tho following officers wCrc
,.cctcd fnr the ensuing ScaF President
GharIc~ Morgan Ntec president tUurI
Savers secretary. Iaonh BALDWIN lh}sl.
,lan DIR II NJ Ernst Trustees. Nl,Hm
Met Caffcrfv and iheodop. beats. u
Nddrr~sc- w,r u.9dc IA iWari ~,Ncr>.
who prc~iaea over tht wrtfug William
N,Caficrf1 AMI lheodgr beats all 81
whom yVtr, Responsible i.r th, success .i
fhc aSSacIat4nu. IFS WOrk .tuG ibC ARRANGE
lnpnts for the annual banquet
In memory 81 the mculisrs q the .s~~e-
,Iatlon Who passed away durnc IL, pa-f
YEAR. the eutlr. gathering stood Will
l.iwcd heads ,,ilI, Jamc~ ! CtIaph, (
sang Nearer Nh God IL Thc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
"DELAWARE'S OWN"
HALLS NEW YEAR
Pioneers, Billeted at Boucq, France,
Put on Watch Night
Show

We who have son, husband or sweet
heart in the 5oth Pioneers, would yc know
how they spent the last night oi i"lS anu q
hailed the coming at the New hear
Read therefore, the words oi lhcntchah'
J. II. Shult1 ,3rd battalion. telling oi lhr
event
In h,s hest nicklcdcon style, the bark,
OF announced next show at clock.
several hundred bows III brown ana =
sprinklnp uf French townsiolk illcd ''u' ~
the 'thcatrr stable IN iiou'q frail''
The brown-clad lads were mcnhcrS OF ,i''
THIRD Battalion ot the 18Th Iloh'cr IN
fantry, who had hccn ENJOY ihg 'i'",
.'homc talent show put on ~ The Cntcr-
,a,,r,.nt COMMITTEE, nt the battalion as a
mart III the ,elrhratlon oi New \ ear DAY
"Darknrs- falling carly and the enter
t.,nusnt f.,,llil,. 81 thu town Itscl being
praetlralIN MI ,nott ar hcme pnt forth
~ nr,v,,i, .pt,rtauucuf loI the bows by
eplistinp IL, tal,ut available within the
BATTALION tt.rh These effort are meeting
with much -gcc'~s considerable lhitul
ahiht, heiur DISCOVERED
"Tbe entertainment callcd song
night consisted 81 The following pro
gram
opcn,ng Cheru~ Ncmorcsu IT Home
"lb How / lIet, q Cot lp ~ the
Nlarnlnr Id H,rrc
Dreaming ot llofuc Sweet hoW' NJ
Sls'ucc
~. .lN,ii. rpuprl Al II kurht
r,r,dn.- ~ the M lnrauu
~ l..ne WtN tal \ lat w q t.,t
n.r 1lrruli
,.,,,.rt,s..t tauuudN
-. I.3.4,.. offo larrk
u,rr..,l. Workman
HI Nlb.r x the piano
.rb. h. ni t..ff.tIou -t,ir
h..a. l,,.,,.l t,.fil. .ull ,,tr and u-h,rcd
i, fb.r.u Ntta.. aui formation. wcr'
fspsu,led ll tM da,
III thg afternoon th, bo1s Wcr, trcato,i
Ill. .na I,uanad, 4, tn ~,lNaticu
NrW i..r- .tf n.t i l',u,I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27

ever was in my life, and can recommend
IL 70 any woman who suTers IS ! did"
Mrs. ELIZABETH MAY, RID. No. !.
Columbia, Pa
The reason Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound is so successful in over
coming woman ills is because il con
tsins the tonic, Strengthening properties
Of good old fashioned roots and herbs,
which act on the female organism
Women from all parts of the country
are continually testifying 70 its strength
.ning, curative influence. and the letters
which we are constantly publishing from
women in every section of this country
prove beyond question the merit Of this
fano0e root and herb medicine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
iN1.4lI TT n I0'NIII y "
General pcTshinr last Report Gives
l3III Wounded. 12.6t2 SiCk.

u ssh.rrtan Ian 2, General r,reL-
tar lss --..,t tra.tiau, rrqurur ,,cp
sahh1 IS ifr,, fr ,ui II m ucN 4
.,n ln ,h., .tntr, au showing th,
-lH,r ,t.t.,r areullaIan arl tlc
.tst.. l. hpth aud special ,trls trc
,lf.r puttt.l ter fae purI.-, rms &
l.,r IF pa. lar kr,luur tams,~ m-
nastl -ts-h,. -fat....ts ldl,r> n Trance
III, ruatt, l.u r,.,ay,d ., rt
Nh Fl. fttu1t THAI uu lan fh,r,
,,rtt.lta. ..aS~. ltl sin Ic~lf Ism Franc.
Nal,l ,slIl Il 4. t.,s,- ut wounds
inatre~ th,te.t representing t.t.,.~ ei 4,
,a~ iii. l3t,t, .l.lal., fec li~ E.
reN bttu ri,,e.. aup.'taR f.l
ni ~, NJ u p1rn.v' l- u.o tNiar
lmfh, 'h ft,c t 'h,
ltpdl, Is t ,au ,mri.', tf-
,rigual RECORDS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
AFFLICTED FAMILY.
Two Deaths From Influenza and Seven
Persons Ill.

Two dead and seven Ill is the after
math of influenza at the home of MIR and
Mrs Thomas y. Corkran, of I'll Madison
street. during the last three weeks. The
Youngest of the family, Charles l..
Corkran. five months old, died on Janu-
arv =. the first victim OF the family.
Within three d.,Ns after his death the
mother and the remaining seven children
were m bed with the ulaladv On Tuesday
tho disease took the second victim IN the
death uf Ruth \. Corkran. aged - years.
The remainder of the family, with the
exception uf the father. who ls employed
as n conductor ON the street ears of the
Delaware avenue hnc. are down with the
,ilscasc The Joint funeral Of the two
children vil hc held this evening nj :
O'Clock from the parlor Of James T. thand-
lcr. undertaken, with lntCrmCnt at Denton,
MI tomorrow
I'M, hvd, of the baby Will I've removed
frm th, ~ilvCrhrook cemetery where he
W. huurl ON Thursday. january lG The
sisl ucuiprs of the family are recovering.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
By Laura 4. kirkman.
VARYING THE BREAKFAST MENU

= II i-NNh III AfAAts+Nhi SAF8 4tt@-Nt-
lhc ob>,rvaut houSckccpcr knows that
nov and then her family gets tired of the
Same Old things FOR breakfast and would
-.II~h i variation IN the breakfast fare.
'Ia Won who are m search Of out-oi-thC-
ordinary WAYS OF preparing the breaki st
ioud> would suggest he followiI
m,nu. containing substitute dish OF this
sort eggs C,cil, which your family
Vii tud horh novel and delicious
Oranges
Crcain Of Wheat with Cream
Eggs CccIio
Pupovcrs
Butter
/ ec- Cctilc Eoll eggs three minutes
and carefully remove shells Have po-
tuto,, previously builcd and mashed
81 10, u,c nIlk 10 MASKING use butter
luh 4ui .uys the eggs Il coating Of the
mashed potato. then subn rrCc he coated
.els 81 bot grease until they are nicely
bfuwlrd
Another breakfast menu introducing
i variation dish oi hi- sort Is
Grapefruit
Oatmeal with Cream
Baron 0meicttc
Toast
Butter
Coffee Cream
Bacon Omclcttc Fry bacon III usual
WAY then turn out Of frylng pan INTO
choppIIg bow and chop until fine Place
lhc chopped bacon IN frE1ng pan with eggs
Is obe scrambled and mix the two together
thoroughly Then scramble The ,gg- IN
the usual way.
still another breakfast menu containing
a variation dish IS tins
Srcwcd Prluce
Farua with trcam
Chops
Bread Griddlc Cakes Maple syrup
Butter
Coffee Cream
Bread Grddie Cakes cups stale
bread sour milk % cover we'll ! teaspoon
soda teaspoon salt > cup flour, l egg
Break bread into small pieces, cover with
sour milk and lei stand over night Ii
thc morning rub through colander, add
salt soda and -four mixed Beat well
Beat egg very light Use a bit Of salt
porl, u grease he griddlc and fry in smaller
cakes and 4 h,tlc slower han wheat cakes
A breakfast menu introducing an inno-
walton i'll muf MS is
Sliced Bananas
Cornmcal Mush with Cream
Veal Outlet Creamed Potatoes
Date Mullins
Butter
Cufee Cream
Dat, Mullins ) cup re meal, c!lp
-four 2 teaspoons baking powder, ] egg,
L cup sugar, "a cup milk and IL cup
chopped dates
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT
OFFERS FINE PROGRAM

The Wilmington High School Orchestra
will offer the following program nj ita
concert ON Tuesday, Febrnary3
/. Overture Encouragement Boettger
2. Romance Two Hearts Roberts
z Scrrnade for Flute and Horn It'll
NIeasrs Pyle and Schaprin
4 Out ol the East Roacy
Georgia Land Lewis
: Vocal solo. Mss Lola Virginia hndcr-
son
Il Piano solo
Rustic Of spring Sending
Il Prelude Rachmaninoh
Mr. Samuel Nokaig
! Symphonic for Two Violins, Danda
Op. 100
Mrs Fatella S Elllersohn and Walter
Leopold
& Vocal Solo. Miss Lola Virginia Ander-
son
O. Waits First Love Holgmann.
~ Village Chimes Solo for BELLS Bas-
tian
Mr. Alec Brown
II Interrnezzo Cavailerla Rueticana,
Muscagni
u American Patrol Noacham
Strny mines are as dangerous as derelIcts
and not only ON the sea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27

know what love is? And that my feeling
for Jamie was not love
thought on and on until at last the
miserable puzzle seemed too deep for me Ia
understand lie had said he would bc my
friend Yet | knew that ! had lost one Of
my most loyal friends in this new lover.
II was not n lover | needed now for il !
could not marry Jamie, Iwonld marry no
one, ! told myself
Tomorrow A Telephone Message
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27

and | thawt, g. And ! quick put my
back agenst the side of the house. and
Mary Watkins scd Hello, Maud, aud
Maud, Jonson scd Hello, Mary, watts
Benny standing like that for2 and Mary
Watkins sed, lies full Of bets Wieh jest
then | started to run like enything hold
ng one hand in back of me 10 hide the
place, and | herd Mary Watkins and
Maud Jonson lafiiing, proving they're
not perfeck ladies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
RECEPTION To 1T. GRANT
Bl KNIGHTS OF COLt MBI :

\ committc,. II =. With Iahu ; Eo>>,.l
a. chairman has bcci 4ppolutcd Us TIE
! knights II Columbus !, prcpar r.
rcptlon for Lieutenant lan,, NJ Cru'
" no Wa chaplain lu I'll, ari,iN
~ the various meWtsr~ - th" local
council return home after the CON p.tIou
ui thcir term oi nuiIiarl ~eUlrv fhor
brcthrcn proye~, ~ welcome them ~ j
fitting manner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27

pans and pains IN
my back / could
not get around 70 DO
ny work and had to
ell down and rest
often during theday
] saw ! yoIa l.. PINK
ham S getab i lie
Z ON pound adver-
tised ii the papers
and read the testi.
monla is, so / thought
| would try il Now
] an healthierthanI /
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
The February Sale of Fine
Furniture Will Begin Next
Saturday at Megary's

,suyF Farunysa aeneansmo morera han n rar,hn
/ the genuine 0 he educ
rt.nefu thousand
apref o ar
uare bgets N
terest kWtha idIngtl lsnrthc February
eeflcp sstn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
Pupils Enterlained. .

lhc pupils of the S-A rlass of No. /
school were entertained al class party
gwen Al the home of Mrs Doyle. Of No
24Oo Garter strce-, on Friday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
Seek Missing RnN

Mr. and Mn Albert G. NaWal IT ll05
Easi Thirteenth street. ar 0feuug ! ~
ward ot $50 for information ~ ttcir son.
Joseph . vear~ old who has hccf missing
s year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
II ROSCOPE

", t.a- rucltuc hut do not compel :
Cr,, urhi in by th Mcclure Newspaper
SNudicatt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
Lippincou Relief Five Hundred.

IIpplncott RclId As-ocmiIm Viii give
= dance and flvc hundred part af \cW
Century Clut ON Ihur~oay evening.
February > Tn social afalr~ s. tb.-
organization are always delightful and
uniformly successful
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
mrs, MAY
COULD NOT
WORK
Made Well and Strong by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Columbia. IA was very weak
and run down and lad draPgIng-down
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27

Strny mines are as dangerous as derclicts
and not only ON the seq
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27

But more important still is the
firm behind TINS "Megary."
For over fifty years We have helped
furnish and beautify many homes.
And during these years We have
learned many things.
We know that good furniture.
dependable. durable. with lie long
service built INTO It IS after all, the
only kind to sell.
We know that courtesy. honesty
and service mean much more than
price cheapneSS.
We know that a satisfied ctx
toner is the one We want and or
ledgerS. showing accounts Of ten,
twenty, even thirty years continuous
patronage. proves We are right.
Now that the tension and IN
and its proper furnishings
~nlShin2 LQur home either .1mp,ste ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27

Ji et Jt@tjn
Dat, Nuffns ) cup ryc meal, ! c!lp
-four 2 teaspoons baking powder, egg
i cup sugar. ~ cup milk and ~ cup
chopped dates
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27

Instead ~ nasty, harsh pill,, -nlts,
o.<tor oil or dMnrcruis cs.Lrnei, Why
dsrn't you ka~p Cssosreta handy for tAe
chikirsnf Cascarr<s can always - de
pended upm whn . good liver ami
bowel olrarring is nr-ou~ry shey no--
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-11-29
RI1'|V!NIl1TNT PT0 IlliR
90 SSsJ5sss-4s Va
LADY ASTOR'S ELECTION CAMPAIGN

Lady Astor-"NTss Nancy from
notwithstanding made pictur-
esque campaign for the seat in the
house of commons vacated by her hus-
band, the new Viscount Astor, son
of the late Viscount Astor of Hever
Castle, formerly william Waldorf AS
tor Of New York city. This American
wife of an Englishman of title who
owns many millions of dollars worth
of New York real estate. developed n
quickness Of repartce which carried
her triumphantly through most of the
heckling at her meetings Here are
some of her sayings:
ut took the spirit of Drake and
the faith of the Pilgrim Fathers to
get me here tonight"
In n packed schoolhouse wom-
an cried out: ~ want to ask Lady
Aston why we are all packed into n
room like this?" Quick as flash
came the retOrt: Because men ar
ranged IT," After making slight
error Of figures she quickly rectified II
she WIS wrong, II was not Adam.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-11-29
Pen SKETCH OF JUDGE E. H. GARY

Ebert II. Gary Of the United
States Steel corporation was the OBJ
served of all observers at the recent
national Industrial conference. Here
Is pen sketch Of him by William
Allen White, the Kansas novelist, who
is temporarily INDUCING in newspaper
work:
"Judge Gary sits In the midst of
the public group. lie Is the dnppercst
man I'm the room. He ~ dressed ms II
sitting for his portrait, with clothes
creased and linen immaculate and
hands manicurcd. They generally
rest clasped together In his lap. He
impresses one as being II nerveless
man. He sat for 30 minutes without
moving muscle, except once or twice
to brush his chin while Samuel Com.
pcrs stood arraigning the Steel trust
and all It's men In powerful speech
one afternoon. His terrier bright
eyes glistened ms they gazed dispas-
sionately at Gompers' face, but they
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-11-29
GORGAS ERADICATES YELLOW fever

America, which gave the world
new and terrible plague, has wiped It
out, according to word received from
Maj. Gen. william G. GOrgas. Yellow
fever was unknown to the rest Of the
world before Columbus discovered
America. Soon It was creating havoc
In Europe and Asia.
The final determination of this
plague was one of the tasks under
taken by the Rockefeller foundation.
A commission, headed by General Cor
gas, had just succeeded in driving 1t
back into the two or three places In
South America where 1t was endemic,
and was preparing to move on the
outer works and eXterminate the last
remaining vestige of the disease when
the great war broke out and the ex-
perts were called to more pressing
campaign. Sentries We're left on
guard, however, and rs soon as Doctor
Gorgas was relieved from military
service he took up again the fight on
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COOLIDGE NOW A NATIONAL FIGURE

The triumphant reelection Of
Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massa-
chusetts because of his stand for
Americansm against radicalism
makes him national figure.
Governor Coolidge comes by his
Americanism logically for he was born
on July A. His birthplace was Ply
mouth. Vt. He Is forty-seven years
old. After attending Amherst college
he took up the practice Of law In
Northampton, Mass. He began his
political career as n member Of the
Northampton city council. Suisse
quently he was elected mayor, city
solicitor, clerk of the Hampshire
county court, state representative,
state senator, president Of the state
senate, lieutenant governor and gov
crnor.
Governor and Mrs. Coolidge are
the parents of two boys. The govern
or's father. Col. John G. Coolidge,
was member of the Vermont state
nr
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-11-29

At all leading reliable gents fur.
nishing stores can be found the Elgin
Made Shirt the shirt that possesses
the quality appeal,
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Clean out the barnacles, Mayor
Thompson, and breath easier in the
City Hall.
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The men who are putting extra To-
cal taxes on the people are public
enemies. The people have burdens
enough to bear without putting up
their last cent for fads.