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Evening journal., 1920-05-08
HATH ruRs ANn GuINEAs.

~, HE biggest manufacturer Of The article in America
asserts that the demand for bath tubs in this coun-
try is SO great that il is next to impossible TO produce
enough His factory is making and selling ten bath tubs
today TO one before the war
The significance Of this little economic straw Is plain.
The American people really living better. The hsh
cost mere existence not taking all their big wages
Some OF The money going into improved homes into
more comforts and the reports Of the banks show that
SAVINGS increasing enormously everywhere.
Certainly there is extravagan and senseess spending
Il is human nature for those that had mueh and
are getting much now to burn up that which suddenly
becomes plentiful. Appetite Is ever impeng But the
majority OF them viii get over that in good time.
Meanwhile the United Staies is fun OF careful thrifty
people, who are saving lot OF their earnings and at
the same time moaning wreichedly about the hish cost
OF lvingl
wThc jingle Of the guinea is the sweetest music in
America today. EyeNbodys an oliver Twist the ditch
digger and the millionaire want more" and is no
less nssent and drastic than the other his methods
Of going after IT,
But it's pleasant to hear the bath tub story.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
WHY TEACHERS ARE LEAVING TnE SCHOOLS.

ux ERE few facts for the consideration OF Dels-
III who wonder why teachers are leaving the
schools and going into other lines OF work
A is-yesr-od boy sressng coal cars and dumping
them in Hastings. Colorado, receives as much as The
principal OF the schools.
southern Slate this year was S5i The average for
White men teachers $685. FOR white women teachers
ssz7
Forty per cent Of he rural teachers OF the United
states receive than 5000 nearly per cent receive
less than 800 IS per cent less than soo and great
many ieacheds from 500 $500 year for teach
ing school.
/ New York City. il has been estimated spends $3.50
10000 this year automobiles and something over $685.
10000 on teachers.
The principal OF a high school in a Northern state
with four teachers reports annual salary Of $500
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
A onNNNclNG IMPOSITION.

N lERRE : DuPONrS exposition Of he changes which
& have been made in the school Code by the egs-
atve commission appointed 60 revise 10 listened to
with interest by large audience Of gh school leach
ers and others the auditorium Of Wolf Han Delaware
College. last evenng
Mr.. dupont makes prciense Of being an orator.
He possesses however, The happy faculty Of knowing
his subject well and Of expressing both his knowledge and
with naturancss and earnesness which carry
siction.
Wherever he speaks he makes friends for himself and
the school law, which. thanks TO the efforts OF
himseh and his colleagues has been made more demo-
cratic. especially in It's administrative features.
His reception In Newark last evening revealed clearly
The high esteem in which ne Is held. not only by The
people Of that community but also by The visiting edu-
Gators from all sections Of the State.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
lyTTW
LIFE: L, II:

II Is ancient, \be-whiskered philos-
ophy that one never knows the man
but only has a picture OF him--a re-
Election, as II were-in the things he
does.
Consider the Jelly bean as a mirror
OF man. 10 tolls not and hardly ever
spins, yet In verify the Jelly bean may
BE- looking glass held TO the inner
man.
Two girls came down Market street
yesterday afternoon. The flrst one,
tall and ultra willowy, held a white
paper bag I'm her hsnd and the two
nunched Jelly beans from IL.
And ! sez 10 him)l sez," recounted
the shorter girl with fish-hook
curl, II sez where dye get the old
stung, You orter seen him, Maize,
when ! sez that 10 him."
Maize laughed and when she laugh
ed she widowed II you know what
We mean.
Presto The beans were spilled
Like torpedo boats in battle line
stretched away from a leading cruiser
at the right flank, came mother and
her fock.
one. two. three four-six altogether
in this family. Some held hands and
some did not, but they extended from
margin TO margin across the sidewalk.
Nnmber Three saw the jelly bean
FIRST.
Then Numbers Two aud one dis
covered the Dleasureable sensation de-
rived from squashing Jelly beans. The
line waNered and broke when Five and
Six invented. or discovered, the game
il ielly-bean soccer.
Hardly had the mother rounded up
the brood and reformed her line when
lie must have been a banker.
lie saw the Jelly beans. lie slowed
his brisk walk. Like the Lady OF
Shaloi. he turned his head and looked
The coast was clear.
Bingi
whistlcd in its flight toward the car
tracks.
Bami
His toe disturbed another and he
erinned and one could see he saw
| himself, reflected in The Jelly bean. In
another day, sans diamonds. sans
derby hat and maybe-sans shoes.
And his plump person with The
careful couture sud white kid gloves
smooth5d al0r< her white forearms-
She slows. She psuSes. She looks
and she smiles and the smile is young
er than the wrinkles family traced
about her eyes.
4 summers night 4 moon. serene
and mellow. 4 hammock on the farm
house porch and a hoy and-ielly
beans. gently scented with the kero-
sene OF The crossroads slore-
She passed by and no Jelly bean
received the pressure OF her foot.
Then ahe street sweeper and once
more The beans rolled and clicked to-
/ gclher and l0-lhey were gone.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
Nrvy RTmDINC PERMITS.

Ellis ID. Preston. building inspector,
has granted the following permits:
To Charles p. Witsil, Nos. 2tO to
2iS west 9th street, supplemental per-
init, 5000.
To Frank Orzohowski, No. ~ Lower
Oak street. addition. 500.
10 George Schsfferman. No. 1924
Glpin avenue, addition, SO; Dennis
NJ Buckley, builder.
TO l.. Rubin, No. s45 Madison street,
garage and alterations, 5000; John p.
Reardon. builder.
To Frank Jahlonski. No. 400 Porter
street. additions, $500; Frank Las
kowski. builder.
To Louis Bartohowsky, No. 6Od
East Seventh street. alterations 1880
Frank Laskowski, builder.
To j. Manelski, No. All North Van
Buren street. addition Sif00; B. Pesic-
wicz, builder.
To b. +. Harman, No. 4i0 Walnut
street, alterations, 500; NJ. Capaldi
builder.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
CONnEMN MUCH MEAT.

Charles " .Lutz, meat Inspector, re-
ported TO City Council Thursday night,
total weight OF 3,708 pounds OF meat
condemned as UNFIT for food during
The past month.
The number Of cattle inspected dur
ing the month was i07; calves, Poi;
sheep and lambs. 81; hogs, 2.ii7. Car
casses received in Wilmington: cattle,
1881; calves. sci; sheep and lambs,
2ii2; hogs, ..
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
BY Mildred Marshall

which has an old form, Else, very
popular among the peasants. In this
country, however. Elsie is a distinct
date predecessors.
Malachite is Elsie's lucky stone. II
is an Egyptian gem which, to be lucky,
should be engraved with an image OF
the sun. For Elsie, it promises peace
and protection from all evil. II is like
wise a cure for insomnia and, accord
ing TO old superstition is particu-
larly lucky for children, giving them
sound sleep and immunity from dis
ease If attached 10 their cradles Tues
day Is Elsie's lucky day and 6 her
lucky number.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
RANK uONOBs DEAD TELLER.

AT a meeting OF the Board OF Direc-
tors OF Union National Bank held Oa
Wednesday. John II. Dandy, president,
informed The board Of The death,
which occurred on May 4, of y. Frank
Sharpiey. receiving teller for the
bank. and stated that he had been IN
the employ OF the bank for i2 years
Whereupon the board ordered that Mr..
Sharpleys death be noted on The
minutes OF the meeting, and that
especial mention be made Of The long
rendered. and further ordered that
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

what it did for me."-Mrs. G.
ScHooNFELD, 240 Wood Ave, Mus
kegon, Mich.
Woman's Precious Gift
The one which she should most ZEAL
ously guard is her health, but she
often neglects TO do so in season until
some ailment peculiar to her sex has
fastened itself upon her. When so
affected women may rely upon Lydia
T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
remedy that has been wonderfully
successful in restoring health to suf-
fering women.
If you have the slightest doubt that
lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound will help you, write to Lydia E.
pinkham Medicine Co. (confdentiall
Lynn. Mass. for advice. Your letter
will be opened, read and answered by
woman and held in strict confidence.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
ELSIE.

From a casual survey, IL seems al
most incredible that Elsie and Ade-
laide should be practically the same
name. Yet such is the case. since Ell
sic is the last and most contracted
English form Of popular Adelaide.
Signlfying noble cheer" Elsie has
its source in the old Teutonic prefix
"Aethel or Adel, meaning noble. Adal-
heit was one OF The first feminine
names formed from it and was much
in use among the daughters OF Frank
land. Adelheid, another form, named
tenth and eleventh centuries. Adelaide
Is the French and English version.
Elsie is the seventh step in the sue
cession Of the English favorite. Il is
reached through Adeline, Adeliza
Adela, Alice, Alicia. No other country
has ever used it, except Germany
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

II is said that administration Democrats fearing an
open break Francisco, setting out 10 try 10
bring Bryan and Wilson into accord This be easily
enough accomplished II Bryan VIII back on what he
said about the treaty he covenant and number Of other
issues and adopt the Willingly along" habit Of mind
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
DgEvER MEET Me

Filzsimmons is back from Havana.
The home OF The cocktail and ilzz.
Where everyone hOllerS HOsannah
And yells to The barkeep for his.
Fitzslmmons is resting 40 present
He's still more or less Of a wreck
so he will ilind everything plcassig
When time comes to go 90 Que-bccl
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
MELL.nEsrRNEn NIcroRN

N ELANARE COLLEGE won a well-deserved baseball
- victory over Rutgers College on Frazer Field New
ark yesterday afternoon
1t anybody's game up to the last half OF the
twelfth inning Then, by skillful play the part OF
Delaware and a bad tumble the part OF Rutgers. the
former the victory by score OF TO 3.
The game clean and sporlsmanlike throughout
and the visitors much praise from The spectators
BY The manly in which they accepted defeat
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

i could d hardly
walk. Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vege-
table aCompound
was recommend
ed TO me and it
m a d e me good
and strong again
so that / am able
to d o all m y
work. 1 highly
recommend your
medicine and tell
everyone | meet
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

out IN Joliet m psroled convict who had been
leased for three weeks scaled the walls and bach
10 prison. he said seemed to be the only way
to beat the hgh OF living He evidently hadn't seen
Attorney General Pamers figures showing how the cost
Of living had been lowered.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

Now. It is announced the Department OF Justice is
going TO try to curb speculation in In view Of
what the Attorney General did With Louisiana sugar
prices the citizen may be pardoued for viewing
mis- belsled announcement with sceptcism
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

\ Former Senator Bcverdse did good job the au-
hQrs and artists banquet at Atlantic City, when he
ursed upon all the artists the writer's spread the
propaganda OF party unity and harmony" the best
means Of assuring Republican
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
THAT UNEASY
FEELING

That dull depression. that dragged
sut spiritiess condition-it's bilious
ucss>
Why be out Of It's with yourself
and everybody else when one dose
OF Sehenek's Mandrake Pills will DO
wonders for you.
80 years reputation for biliousnesa
constipation and bilious headache, etc.
uaessted o. sur.r esassd
br.1- H. Schenck & Son. Philadelnbi.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

Tho unsnmity with which Democrats in Congress fail
to rise to defend the administrations respect
to sugar is not without It's significance
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

record be made Of Mr.. Sharpley's af-
fable and courteous manner which
endeared him 10 his associates and
the patrons.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

The supreme Council has decided to let Italy ana Jugo
slsvis settle their difference by diplomacy, you under
stand plus poetry.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
The MISERY OF
BACKACRE
Removed by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Muskegon, Mich.-"For six years
was so weak in my back at times that
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

Instead OF tong what they stand for why don't can
didaies give list or the things they Won't stand ors
Evening journal., 1920-05-08

Government is financing Itself now by borrowing from
Peter and leaving Paul 10 posterity
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
NeUBOOkS

If you are interested in
the new books as they are
published ask us for a copy
Of
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

e. he tax l,afert 1T The rly q
.tafh'ie i.egan toantt uAiah0ma
foa and eAsa II soa arr hereby
aeiifat pursuant % ihc Aea of the
state If oklahoma. srsslan l.aat lslt
iaAt the underfi sngd ecuuis assessor
ei i.ossn county. Oklahoma. uli meet
tho tax paser of tle Cliy of Guthrie
a ms oliicr IN the .unli haasc lof th.
purpose ~ listing aud ssseasinK sll
persosal pronefll lu zoe cry Of Ualh.
fle - the dates aspclnastef SEA forth
toeNlt
wara ! lan 50 and sl. 1850 ~anl
on Ian .g aud 81. ireu ~ard 8.
nn Jan "A and II. ise. wafd I on
IAN s and "a iaso wAra &. on Jan
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Jan. iesU
3 > CARTER. touu,s Assessor OF
Logan County. Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

~ie,. poor dear yes. rm hnrrying
Sii right do2n sad relax relax This
is fsc-doilsr tez =
-aesi, i he'd it judith Picfson. what
new inpossil,lisy % sou suppose have
discovered IN connection wiib hat awful
family
~Corneiizl~ The dollar tea ssook
AID shattered in Iudith's hand
On. such = shockl To 60 down 10
ny o1n husbands Department Store for
pair Of six sto-siockings the ex
cited vasee actually broke ~znd to walk
ep 20 DE counter and ak for them with
ori mo-noticing thing :, hrs;. A in
noceni ~ that Of whzf wss osning
Please sso~ me your finest black six
siocssngs. and then 10 look up and have
81 sos<f judith Piersoa. the man be
hind hat coaa,cr was your next-dooi
neixfaof- nsine al Saint Autbony'sl ]
iooked straight into bis face sad he
never Hu3Ded lie had tie face 10 Get
doza box q SIX sioeklngslr
-'Cs.n<isa. MOI hof he Peck man
10 sos Iuson Nilz' 700 are saying
The PEEK nan psck man Peck
mat he : ; ricrk IN my hasbznd' s
ssocsfus department ~ ] diaa's bs5
aus tai < 81 so5t.a2s Ihes aouid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

doorwzy Heaven knows ~hS re-
spcriable street vlsh declai bae blood
"a as ,an,. should bs lruughi 70 ths
Bar, iest uS dear Aad egs
~Ae, pnoa ir'i re anything eise iill
gu snoihsr cop ei'soa, I'm not equal
70 nf
There Nas ossls oae child on S~lui
.Antbouy. Of had been until noH ouls
nae Coancisy sndcrcu nss cor-
ma down the 1dersk uow toward his
u,os shrf. iit had bven o. she gsuna linn
nish has senoos and specialized iu'ef
llis sim Aule iess we're docofousls
s.Ociaiged and moved docorousy
-Uh SOFA arc back czro Dld sou
snsug she eiubs she rg'n uaiiisI 81
nnscss And rou aud run rosuld tlls
irsek-ds8 be. Mr S4mpsoni iiis
izther s4ss be rnrs bc krp right up t.
81. be sissnks Coanensy l@cans g
inassie
-Mosher. one oi ems jus. ny aze -
look mosbsr. ihzi one h<ts turning .
hzndspf.ng Hes ths Lmiercsi ---
-Coufzeusy. ., Is time ioF gour siolin
60 N =, once NJ. sampson vli over
see yous prsclics fou m1y pail he
rnd ~lndo4 shades down - die muse
room. Nj S4snps0n- The cad WIZ
sors locked iox4fa liz Curne cosszse
and ihe Lifnbes Boy
This = he BEGINNING merely The
tczinnins thougls the stately mother
- sLe conssnrcd her szy. III there's
- oahes ssy 80 ssss the b2y sc snail
have 10 4epd hn zssy 70 school I'm
uos sosng 70 hzse al M careful strBc.
iurt .ansb,cd doAn round NJ sou's ear
y 4 pared oi sircet gznsnsl Not If
have 70 hide Co1stessy'- =
As srne passed and the family ir
CuTrt Cos1se sessied into IL buy. ten
- ssuoss iistse ~ cf iifr. the gloom 81
sisif psrserskc setsied deeper and blscsel
oser 81 he stzteis fnznsson<
Peck-sk.s wzk ~ nznpe. Oi iiseil
Il MS no snail thorn IN SAINT Anfhory'.
dri<zix fesix Th< nunber u PEEK.
nc bse bropn legs of sbe ssnsilei
PerkA she PEEK fzsbcT,s persistence Il
hanging opi ciosArs ard sisaizinx sugs
DE Eern lszie Pei rsoshefs perpcsuz
czIsoo apprr-fb,re pere - nzas
Porks q iisorns Ard asfa one d.
Cerntliz isndersacer made her secon1
swfsi disresery 4 49,. - 4 hspDensd
Isssts Fiersoe sise rsris>d = krs o.
tsHs occzssoa. a xeii - lhr Err
Tez. Trsf- sbe xssped -As ashcs
- tou ezr 1rdsfl. - - fsoff 7frrs
ierspf III. firre ar zc.nziiy fzsnt-
~. Ist had ssh sisoss r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

isn the ga4. iae landlord. Who ~
snlArly raises BIS lcaauA rent
WAY shouldn't a.
oNn the apartment fm ine -.
ofd can Charge WAai want
lneyFe ms ienaats lai ont los thc
NNref
Jasi ccanse you ihlGs g. is wrong
moi proof that q Is don't ihlnA
o
aeaa th.ns 4 q psonicerins in
niy setlas 81 per cent On my IN
estnsst ard uani - Tfafs mege
iaif reiusn
hesides che tenants can .flofa just
q pea 70 p.s sie' north a. $50
rfe apartments are eorfn il know
gcaaes TAOS are n,ine
cant help i II q pineest some Ten
ants aad ofhefs ,ani afford 10 psi n
ici them move There are pleris 81
tamliies 40 iak, ihe'r plsref
Anyvag ihaf ,acif n9fri ~, mins
see chance 10 mste gfod monos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

Judith. IL you iose me. give nc another
cup 81 tea"
Three cups ar don, wonder scr
were faint dear suppose ,ou vail
discover next that the Peek woman takes
N washings II would be just like her
tor
II 1ss time Tor the third cup. Cor
nelia w4s gesling hyssefical. her friend
eyed her IN actual alarm The CuTris
Cottage and iis Pcck oi humble human
souis MAS WORKING cornslla np ieffibi,
stately. ralss. foised Cornciia
A curious iiiiic sreiiliar noise inief-
rnpied ihe gloomy lss-s.Iqing d iiis two
nomer Ihe seuislsng noise Nas 10.
;olsauis Peek The, listed amazed eye,
TO see him aaedlug 80 Size doorsa}. ua.
announced. unsteady on his saail leg
from soFns infaxscation ~ terror
"Moiher- oh Oh. Mosherl Eliih3
sass eome qniek .omeb dy come quiek
She 50 ma
"Arre,w Both women wtre % ihell
fest irisniif. cofneiia NandeDesi
cauels iie bos's srm rs y0pf molbfi
siekSv .ise ds4u4nded fuilry
Nom -. som. | eetss she's dad
Fdiihf sat rome qaick She seft n'
ail every ahici NAYS Peicfie ,fpbbfd
hssnsslf al inmided dD4p AZ nol.5ds
pleked him ~ nsoiher's ~ liYe kitchen
floor he ssding voice Kept % and
-. uslilceJed for. for fdilhy vs. being
os<ys1 CoEnelia ard Jsidi..- ran fde
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

By side inio the little Cmrie Cottage
they disappeared. followed by other
hufrsiBg neigLbofs OF sudden ihl
small spot on saint Anthony Slfesi
had become the Blk spot Liie o.
death -ceutercd over the mesger. squat
little bulk of Currie Cottage
The women issued little later
serious faced and subdued Zach led :
little Peek.
Yes. yes. Edithy you must come. Toe
your mother wishes a. Yon must go
silh Mrs Valentine don't les go u her
Cynthia Il x4s CosDeiia saadersss,
who had assumed the direction of shs
itile perks I'm going 10 keep hold u
ioiohnnie and Judith riessoa viii tai,
the bsbY mercy. there's another ens
Thsre pefe ionr---~
"fiIerni The osi4er ours Eileen
us@ am there he j. wifh she twin Il
de, Edithy's soi,iing little e0lcs siress
Tor calunrss Fd.liss lare paa sfuekea
wth ibe a~iai aizsm 81 loee oh
ss'fe ~ here biii mother NeH vel
20 1nl aiiefss T. please Eef JojolinHis
PEEK don't yos dare - cfyf Nolsod,
fhaiF . fefk must ef,. bns Jnsf Peitfis
Peifrie can
The -leln iedifsH ecrt fbe Sali
Bre~ne gisls The held bets cen fhrm
aifh hfm se eness lhe liliif peck ubo
nss Fileen II ess : cHfioss proces.
son l'lst nendcd forih FROM The csirfie
ff.i'aDf. iaii ~ ea- arprzfrJ W sofiee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
The Pride of the Vanderveers ,By Anne Hamilton Denns

hvel l. there any hope for her sed hsF
baby | couldn't slssp IA M bed
Shes gei 10 lave Cor ihe children sss
bee husband I know how .hs issl. ..
lud,tha lsee was tense and earnest ~
he dim light ~lt's sxaclly the ~af |,
.hould lssl ,ou nssdn't look a. n,e lh.'
~sy. I should hss. hos could I dc aaa
leave 20 ieush lossl AID she Will i've
he eouldn'i help q. bar. oh. poor Dear
poor dsasl- solry echoed Cofuelsa
"IIs husband il ws,h hsr ssesy instant,
hulding on ~ her .ss wont lg' her
die On. Judith that latls Peek man :
Well he Is going 10 stay right 'hsse with
her exactly a. hong a. shf aerds hsm. Il
/ hare 10 20 d,,~n and seil Nanissseer
Compapy's stockings mYsslff
Tbs hight nurs away With what tor
lufe 81 dsli~rssian ahAi rAt tina ~
hrmza pain. was euily An"yn bshini
those STEADY l,xlts Then ~hFa a.
paired Of. 'nasn.nv ,sms. aud eiih N
opsin.sm 81 daylsil' hape rallied. lu-
dih made tea With htm hands she
vii 1--we fhsy Nill i've. Cofaslis. I've
bssn playing o-tatd a., eainx % y
Lssuiiiui daY Dsiak "a thss ene np'fe
sup. and 70 hosne ah1 - H. bed ~
soms aad leli you ytos tudill. had slsp,
more thAn hes friend retcns had been
great help How eeuld Iudish ever
forget ifF
Isut alter "a. 1, wes Edlihy vho came
and Sola The plsin little face a her
"A. sxiewi ahs came running last
= sAnie 10 isil losehnaiei I've been
telling Prlene an fllseu' We've got =
bos1 Mother an' fathss an ISL Mofhsr
says - gnin' 70 make he's well Father
says ~e'ii think he's great s.rfaif bet
he's the iiiiea hing Thsy veiidnt
lsf NE sse hins. nor ihey ~oulsiut Ist
me sec nscihef. hui | ! Kissed her door
suddenly Ediihy's Zee q,Httfsd AMI
bfoke kissed rlehs thfaeh u te
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