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Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18

LONDON - Mrs. Helen Hunt didn't believe in banks. She put S15,000 in an iron box and placed the box un- der a dog kennel. ''The dog was hon. est and everybody was afraid of him, explained she t othe bankruptcy eX- aminer. 'T don't trust men and banks" S,tS;
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18
WHITE GLOVES

Use lukewarm water and pure soap to wash white gloves. Whenever pos sible wash them on the hands
 Stretch them gently and pull length, wise and cross wise while still wet
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18
OSTRICH PLUME FANS

The most popular fans of today are those of ostrich feathers. They con tain no more than three perfect feathers of brilliant colors.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18

K. A. Putnam returned Wednesday evening from Phoenix. He will remain in Bisbee a few weeks in che interest of the Inter-Church World movement, and then go to his home in Los Ga tos, Calf, for rest.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18

Entries may now be made for the joint Y. NJ. C. A. and Y. w. C. A. ten his tournament to commence on May 1. Those interested may see Assistant Secretary Crittenden at the Y. NJ. C.. A. or Mrs. Gresham at the Y. w. z. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18

The Maverick club, ''Y" organlza- tion, gave banquet to F. w. Wet more, the new general secretary o. the Warren district Y. NJ. C. A. last Satuy6ay night The menu consisted of roast pork, corn balls, sweet pota- toes, combination calad, pudding and c0ffsc. MT. Bowles, educational sec retary of the "Y' and principal of the night school, gave an interesting talk on Amaricanizing the foreign element. Mir. Wetmore made some appropriate remarks in appreciation of the cour- tesy shown him. There were 14 men present, and at the close of the ban quet they all pledged their support to MT. Wetmore in his efforts for the Bisbee "Y."
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-03

The United States Steel Corpora
.tipn II reported to have received an
order from the B. 4 O. for 80 900 tons
Of steel involving more than 81. 20o. :
900.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-03

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27

locfl Advertising GpuIa. On,
Merchant Interest g. n. k,msoN
News CtoWcll I. g. Wlgsouor
chief Miami
shall we llolp the Merchant Wup
llis Cow a. " Nomhold rrNu
shamrock
Foreign AD,'Unus should n,
lreci Advertiser Receive AErrrN
Discount, " Ch,ne, plu.mau
Amarillo, J. u shaw, nigrlnH
How can 49,, Improve uut hd
ycrtis 10 service rwd lIls,ctt 90
feN Chlldios o. = Wlraouoi
NDvs. claude
just Rlt,a aud o., standard RAT
ard claude Woli, L.sto. Wei
lngtol % o. Nourg. Gubh.ri
urkpy
How 10 Stake short Nuk 90 n
pace Chatter Lieut. Go, 49, \
ohrsrn noull Memphis b. D.
lillrt ilvuld. pJiuvIcW
saturday afternoon ArrU Iih
The l,h Shnr lnu UatN kugb
'ulush Tribune ,hvf loader.
Shall W. SiududI.r stools" q
io,r's lNrn g. Sew. T.NHkl \
Moody Nclo.u News.
Arr Our job pr.as rur' lmo
adams N,ws rF.uylcw. J N
NTH News p1mp,.
Training Au Nurrruiit, rh
luiy ~ EN,N shop nount rarh
lwald uchillre, e. Wake
'eNas. nalhaft
Report az Committee SrcCia
membership Res ,u'lOns NudUur
Constitution and ny.l.aNs
Annual Poem, D. T. Lupmls m,
'anadlan Record
Reading OF Communications o.
secretary
Election Of Officers
Selection OF Meeting Place.
Adjourn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
PROGRAM FOR PANHANDLEsPR
ASSOCIATION CONVENTION HERE
APRIL 23-4, IS MADE PUBLIC

CLARENDON. March 60 The
programme Tot the Panhandle Press
Association az Amarillo. Friday ami
Saturday. April 23.l Is made public
a. follows.
Called TO order 10 a. M BOARD
~ city Development rooms, CO,
Hall, Amarillo.
Invocation, Rev q Thomson
Pastor Presbyterian church, ANA
rillo.
Address OF Welcome Hon. Ion n.
Mars. Mayor VI Amarillo
Response. seth u Holman. naud,
Hereford
Presidents Annual Message, y, q.
llrown. Record Vernon.
Announcements OF committees. en-.
tofiainments and Payment ot dues.
Friday afternoon session Genera
Accounting aud Circulation Prob.
lens. c. ". Warwick. Randall Co.
News. Leader.
Job and Advertising Records
John Henderson. Avalanche. l.ub.
book and J g Thomas Post child.
ress
Are Accounting Records praotica.
for Country shop n : Hllburn.
licralL plainyiew and narneti
o'Bricn. Herald. Tulia.
How Far Shall the Cost Flnjins
system b" Used la the Country
shop W Donald Slationlie, Sla.
ton. Chas. Ross. Times. Vernon.
Slmpliiied sunbs,rlptlon Records,
Homer S,een, Hcsncrian, floydada
l.. 7. Loomis, Record, Canadian.
Subscription Records and inereas.
ing the List H. n Carlock. Post,
ratucah: Ben Smith, Beacon. Lock.
ney.
Announcements.
SATURDAY. morning. April silh.
Local aud Foreign Advertising
Seth Holman nrand Hereford. lead.
or.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27

and is attracting attention. Il is IN,
Browning well OF the Ranger.Cald.
we'll Company, aud IN located only /,
miles east OF the Webb well OF the
syndicate oil Company, which has
been making some oil for several
weeks Tn" Browning nov II show
ing Tor 90 10 barrels " oil daily
at a,lNS feet
Ia Brown county the hlalr Nell OF
the Midway on 4 Gas Company, Two
miles north of May, again has started
10 flowing over the derrick after BE-.
ing shu, down for several DAYS. Thi.
we'll recently drilled itself IN ~ \
uepih ut l.0V0 feet The latest flow
IL said 10 have lasted for tNenty.tNe
minutes and va syislhls frOm Nav
Tho we'll nov has been capped bat
should he drilled In shortly.
IN the TcXhoma field south 81
B'rkhuine,t the Sinclair con solidsi.
80 on Corporation has completed az,
other We'll on the panieh tract tho
NJ. ., Which Nill he put on ,be amp
~ cace This will eiye The Sirr'slr
four producers from the 1900 foot
and Tho first three arr makrhg $50
barrels daily
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
DRILLING IS RESUMED
ON LEILA LAKE TEST


,nt,Ia. ia Ihr Nsus
CLARENDON. Nu,h -t Tu'
Lolita lubo resumed Irilug NDpda,
amer being shut doaI Tor gnyerJl
ia,s from lack OF fuel oil rhr
VOL BIS approximately a.uc lori doyp
ana o. lnlug watched with o. great
dpN of interest from the nct thar
me- past several hundred feet has
been thru % very favorable form,.
lIon 'i black limestone tllt uUt
favorable slpwiugs Ht oi
The organization BIS enc ol t,H
strongest iu thr count, ANA 3D. OF
ucrrod and composed of lho most
dependable business men ~ tbt
count, Pete lurol is supcNsHs
dfillsr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
LATE REPORTS ADD TO EXCITEMENT
0VERNEW W|LBARCER COUNTY WELL;
MANY BELIEVE B|GF|ELD DISCOVERED

Special 10 The Nevs
fOT WORTH, Mar. s6-Each ad-
dltional report from the newwildoat
In Wilbarger county adds to the ex-
element over the apparent finding
OF q now oil pool and indicates that
the new well will prove good pro.
dueer. II IL the Wharton ranch w,ll
Of the Prescott Peoria oil Company.
located fifteen miles southwest OF
Electra. The spraying oil has hccu
carried by the high winds for the past
day or two for several hundred yards
around the location aud u has heen
difficult 20 estimate the tloS but "
u believed the well will make sayoril
hundred barrels 81 oil daily o, Il nov
stands, The well blew iisiei IN from
~ depth Of g.osS feet. and hss no.
yet been finished. When 10, sand "
thoroughly penetrated Il possibly w,ll
make = gushrr
II this well proves up a nov iieii
Il will not Be considered a. related
IN any way 10 the Wichita county
fields, a. the depth Is much lower
than the deepest production 20 Tar
developed In wichita county, The
l'reacOll.peoTla Company has A,0Vo
acres OF land In tha, vicinity and seN
ofal other leadinE fori Worth busl'
ness men have extensive Interests
there. A. u. Carer " a. Burton
aud ". q Sirlpling have leases on
ii,000 acres 81 land adolhlnr this
we'll,
IN the Wichita district the best
eomplsiion 1T the wesk Nas the Mel
No 80 !, Of the nanelgsl llull'fek
lampsny, which CaWn in Niih ilun
Vt zee bafTss aalll aud which has
hrle 10 a. that mafA. ou Tie vhVla
there has bsrn anatual activity
lhguashoul ihe district fuF The past
pesA There ha,e hsgn fpflY'ihIes
samplstlaHs. Nllh Gals 'ehr ip hele
Thsl sas lhe Keen a Welt sell "
Tbs ktmp NuhgfI district nhlfA haA
ssleIsl favorable thnelnn "a Nas
llaslh shsaaeaei "a npn lesi
nn lhs AaTkan ifsrl ihrff Nat pnt
lsllll Epna fampltllnn a Naa iti
~ ! VI ihs inl llmpahf
shlfh lamf lr laI SEQ bsflrlf lal1
ihlif go tNHfaffshlg iHWaff iF
90 halk lslHFii if'aa aaunf ~
s4a aha iAih q lim al FhaliAsi as
as plftlaaa ASA N zee HtA
aplll ~ ~ ~ lifalfr 1iafi afif lt
Hlplea fAd Ntn HlffH "A go ~
Halsfs tflilaffi a iIlf ftr erlh
~ lsHfd fNif HhHHI OIL ItN hI0tN
ttsfltfIa aHa lHH Ia IHH| Naf
lfh ssa llf W. lHN I.faNHf
ill . hFi|tlff iaHtfHf N.Hlhf
~ hslifli Asin
IhfNfftIf 49, las #N ...h
49, ~ ai'.l flf..fl IHt
~ h..lf lfllI.I itA
li4f "a l.fI..I 0ll UUIf IfI
lN fffill IfHImH t
ltls $3.50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27

al nv VIVA Nol 81 VlhIIsI nv tI,iI,
monlal ami hop' To- ,umlnubJ Util in
u,hets Tho gooi 1, hs. joug Co.,, Mrs.
anna louN,fuN s,t o. tl,t ,rc.I
Chicago, M
For ioriv vHarl vrfn '.yr lasr
telling bow Lia g. rtabaus N,ge
table tuu.iulr| IUt r..'tH. tHt.r
health when sun,tIre NfI i,ualr %,
ihs accounts l,r o.. ,HDruo., lru5ui
iut i ium coast O.. coast li ,.u aJr
,ruuhHl vita .u, aIlWUnt u.H.Ar Q.
uuWrr $500. Iwt tm tR LtIa D.
lm.laHs \pal. tamrur lt Ia
uaI. it. wit. Ist, Hrl H,I.t ttI
tusls..I o. ..l.Hi.f ., .a,u'HI iu.a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27

lack ant ovul.i not
dnn.N Wor> attlr,s
TIE pam 10 mv s,d'
Was SO pa J. |
vopld have 20 slay
IN tel tor lAvs at
tiur Ms mother
in,law had taken
LYDIA D. P.l.ham's
Vegetable q ~.
pound an tenm,
ucu hl tt,ri% d
curr., ~, law. ami
! avn iiuV sh. 90 ,In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
\EW REALTY EIIM
OpI\S " IlLiil NnlN

r,eia' i' ihH N,Ns
CLARENDON. Nu,u -t. Tf.
Northwest rr>l. Erln, ,1mnar,
opened offices u clarendon Monday
{ This Ur'b THIS organization Us
ho result of q consolidation az .ct
rIl of the prominent real ,.lgio.
'v,,' aud cattle l,,u wuu 81 Pol. -r..
ion into uYc struBg Organization ,o
handle an pha-ps of this work win
particular attention tu the state
'apital GI1ut Lands cot lhr p.u
handle
BRYAN. Williams. Btawn ana oth.
rs ave men beers ot iho mm rh,s'
ncu are v'll Known from Yeats 90
.urh u lhs section
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
'\RMflI II VISITED
~ coon NNI\I vi

pst'al ia me NsNs
F'RVEl d. NJr,h g6 \ ugb'
'howcr which amounted tu 20 OF.
~ inch foll over ,br Furvrl y,un
~ last nIgbl Ihr rain W.. ace
omp1uicd hN % s'Ious wind from 90.
lorth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27
PAINS 81 -.
STAYED IN BED
Young Mrs. Johnston Had
Miserable Time Until She
Took Lydia K. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Chicago. I'LL Wa very SOS .or
some time With Pains IN M s.dps ard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-27

Read he New Wan, A1.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15

BlIl. no. 77s0 PENDING
FACTS DEVELOPED ASD UNQUES-
Ti"NEpLf ACCEPTED
Printed and s-nt out By the Interstate
tonim~rUe Committee
W"asOns for the adoption OF tIIs single
haii System and Patentsl
WHEREAS. The tests by Congress build
ing and US" Of The subway standard ling,
equipped without moving tho rails. con-
meeting the senate DfIccs AMI Capitol, op-
Grated as two separate roads 500 900 times
without accident ana capable OF being
pushed lVo milcc L minute with two !incs
10 replsc" the one mile an hour waste OF
In business hooking, destroying more than
the total debt OF the Nation yearly, refus-
ing the dcintnd II Congress and all the
experts of the world heard and approved
by the Committee and to continue dcstro,-
ING hty million Il day IL unthiuksblc,
ThesI tests were made by Congress for
deiag years ago heu The six patents and
tho statements Of the cNp"Tts were written
I" every member u the House and the
Had thr BE ntnu system been then sub
.t!tui"d aud .ppIicd 10 the rats as demon
sIrated safe with . gain hundred fold,
snd the setting Of The rails in Steel and
cement. saving millions Of trees aud bill
lion dollars wear forever. and the rails
torn ny steam engines and repaired at
e,iiioh cost each wear forever. and third
billion FOR the carr. and engines yearly for
ever and IN" use Of the old cars set low
ana adjoining the sidings to receive and
discharge the f~rights and save all delay.
and another h!lllon yoarIy forctcr st,pne-
third the present priC" charged for dcrHuc-
rage. tn" Old cars fourth billion wound
nav" TWO billion at tn" present moment
added by saving half III" wages in divert
inE the use Of n million men Ia the cleo
trical department, icy rateUls controlling
WaterpuW"r and electrical distribution
This s,& billions rc now ask 10 be saved
and twenty billions Uf waste heres fter
prevented. The doubling Of The hundred
billion ircom" "" uow have: M this saved
then is certified by the CoGgressmen vol
unfairly Of both iarties and tho great ex-
perts and can bc pueSt toned by no ono. The
and !mperilled our Country and caused the
BLOOD OF million citizens upon the rails wss
against tho advic" OF tho Attorney CCucrsi.
TIL" President ana Congress delayed. lea
ing the Nation without a ship on Ihr SEA
and on hsrg0Td cur 'ar. one mil" an hour
trains unlordcd by hand a. "a cost OF one
or more billions 0r GOilays, endangered ~
a. The dcl"r "f p year since this petition is
4 great wrong which every Cong!cssnliT
will now instantly remedy by the courage
Of thu greatest committee Ct history.
We oifcr u few shares at 500 each uuiii
further motto" "a Vutc.i. tn substitution
changes the ou"-n:iIH average ts"c rag
"ighr TO 100 fun g.tn a. certified tyc"
others ia petition heard. and the Sr.y..s:
experts in the world. saving six iIL,es
the net income over derived ia in" rail-
roads. no new dollar o. any HOW moved
rail required as tested Unc million 'tn's ~
til" T;ritcd states in sUbSay Purchasing
shareholders may act nj agents. per c.ai
allowed them until further notice, Address.
r.. VI. ItplNTtN. ear. ~ VERNON
HODGES Sn0 r. :. :. " i5'
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
Antique rURNITURE

We buy. sell and repair antique furultWe
" the h.ghEs' srA&N,
tI SEGAI s. GONS.
ltgi iNh g. s. ", frsok r. ,E.r
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
FURNITURE uEPAIRINa

CPBoLSTERING, GENERAL REPAIRING,
Chair csneing a Npecialty. Secondhand
goods bought sold and exchanged. Auction
avery Thursday from 10 to T. II. r. RUS
SELL a. CO., so5 y Ut. y. W. y. t752.J.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
PAINTING AND rApERHANGING.
CABINET MAkER
NEW AND SECONDHAND CLOTHES

NORkiNGNEN-rhc are many who will
say til. 'ht- store iii' a long-telt want,
and II did, as therN arc always rCn of
moderate means who must buy to save
cash. some pay SS or moro Tor u fNS.sradg
slightly uscd orcrcoHt: dresses, wuISs. 81
up. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, CO p IL
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
ELEarR,C SmoE nrrAIK snnr-poinx


SdVd hu'iH"sT; owner ha- to ''d,o town :.
l-uorS"pow"r meteor, electric wiring. cham
piort fniShcr. N. rlpiuu sI!tCb"T, tocl3 ara
stock: no reasonable ofTrr refused. ATpiy
sl3 Ma. ave. y. h. % a. IN. 20 7:Gt
J.. m. IT.
WILL YOU ist me invest from $500 To 5000
for YOU ~ q, prppUsiNoG that WIZ pay
from 20 to 100 pcr cen, Il year ii show
you letters frcIu ban!":S tcs'iiyinS ma
both the proposition and myself arc .. Il.
and riiat they have already invested
Nothing more than $4,000 accepted. and
only Sl0,p00 more needed now. App.y hy
mail to ROOM 1905, 92l 18th 81. y ". or
BY phone at Franklin S4l@. II
FOR SALE-OId established 1unch on bust
ncgs thoroughfarC. at transfer corner, IL
furnished rooms, occupied; good Lease and
rcs ssonsbla rent: Investigate. Address GoN
A-t&, Times office is
w.tNTED--Party to invest 81 600 in cstab-
nehcd business and act as CCDfid entail
clerk BON !H5. Times office. lS'
FINE BUSINESS STAND-Deitcstessen
meats. groceries. fruits and bakery MI
Pleasant Realty Co.. lltl Park ri. y. W.
Price reasonable. 10
DINING ROOM-LsrEe, and kitchen, In
roomins houst on 18th St. an opportpn-
ity for woman with boarding c1perisnce
Erankiin SlGs. II
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BILL 40. 77so PENDING,
FACTS DEVELOPED ASD UNQUEs-
TloNEDLY ACCEPTED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
TABLE BOARD

THE TiNTERN, 730 17th-special 75-cent
dinner. $3.50.
2316 18th ST. N.W.-Genuine home cooking;
also rooms.
EXCEPTIONAL TABLE for select few; try
dinner. 3102 Mt. Pleasant. Col s212. 23s
825 Sd ST. NE, APT 5-Can accommodate a
few table boarders: reasonable: near Union
station. Call after pm.
EXCELLENT table board; southern cooking;
near Dupont Circle. Phone North 1855. 49,
1462 GIRARD ST.-E1cellent meals: home
cooking; prompt service.
FOR COLORED-First-clas table board day,
week or month. 1910 9Th st. NV.
1885 ST. N.W.-3 meals per day; best
home cooking; 81 per day, Phone Franklin
525S, Mrs. Tanning. 23s
PoRTNER CAFE-Excellent home table; mod
crate monthly rates; transients accommodated.
Phone N. 1921 IT.
80 X. !. AVE. N.W.-Firstclass table board
reasonable rates. IT,
1874 KENYON ST N.W.-Can accommodate a
few more table boarders; home cooking and
desserts; hot bread it,
1871 ST. N.W.-E1cellent meals We'll pre-
pared, attractively served; moderately priced.
North 2323 17e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
FURNISHED.

1923 18th ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH
apt; Bird floor; completely and newly fur
nished; for housekeeping; no children; I'M
mediate possession; $50 per month. North
IU:itil. Sunday only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

THE BRIGHTON
Apartment-Hotel.
2123 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
~. Washington, D. c.
few desirable apartments available dow.
BY day, week or month.
J. A WILSON,.
Resident Manayer.
North 1906
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

ST. NICHOLAS APT, 223O
California st.-All-night elevator
service; tirst-class cafe in bldg;
z small apis, 3 rooms and bath,
SIPS; one large apt, 9 rooms, 3
baths, 2 porches; housekeeping;
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

ON conn AVE, NEAR BRITISH EN-
bussy: housekeeping apt. of three rooms and
bath; elegantly furnished; electricity. gas
and nryafe telephone Phone Franklin 3943
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

4-Ro6M; BATH: PORCH: FURNISHED;
linen and silver best NV. section; sll5;
or will give immediate possession to party
purchasing furniture; 500. Address Box Jus
II Star office ,-.. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

DESIRABLE FURNISHED HoUgBo.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD. INC.
01f 18th Ut. NV.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED GROOM HOUSE:
reception hall. BATH hot-water heat. electric
lights. telephone, piano, silver; immediate pos
session; price, $110 per month. Owner on prem
ises Sunday. 10 am. to pm. Adults only.
26l8 18th ct. NV. IL
3515 18th ST. N.W.-DESIRABLE CORNER
home, eight rooms and bath; h.-w.h.; electric
ity AID gas; completely furnished; piano in
Can give immediate possession. Owner. phone
Col, 1882 Can be seen by appointment. 16s
Fl. MYER KNIGHTS, va ROOMS: ANIL:
-hrye porehes, $zD. Apply fc42 Irving st. NV.
or Clarendon e3-W-2. Sunday. IL
The Washington times., 1920-10-31

exquisite. 1t was used a century ago
in London social circles to mean fash
ionable and smart, the original mean
ign changing.
pink meant In the time of Shakes
peare and Queen Elizabeth, fashion
able. A pink affair was a fashionable
affair. A knight who dressed In the
latest mode was referred to as a
pink knight A fashionable woman
was called a pink LADY, ...
And the meaning OF pink" as ap-
piled to social functions, is the same
today as when 1t was FIRST used 100
years ago. "A pink tea man as
spoken OF today, IN still the fashion
able man of society, as the pink
knight was, and n pink tea AFFAIR of
today is still the fashionable AFFAIR of
nigh society"
SO "a pink tea is an exquisite, deli.
cate. fashionable AFFAIR" according to
tho librarian, who has the whole LII
hrary OF Congress TO draw on for tho
And. after all. nobody
put the delicate elixir OF pink" in
pink tea. 1t Just growed there.
The Washington times., 1920-10-31
Hard Times ,Postpones
/, Mans Sentence
~ Until Spring E.

:" BOSTON, Oct. 31.-The Federal
court took judicial notice yesterday
of the hardships that would result
to a ,workingman's family should
the bread winner be. removed from
1t with winter coming on. Chester
X. Corthell. of Lynn, who as
brakeman on the Boston and Maine
railroad stole cigarettes from
freight cars in interstate commerce,
was up for sentence before Judge
Morton.
The Judge announced an inten-
ton OF imposing a jail sentence on
the man. then said he recognized
that II would cause hardship to the
family to do II now and sent the
prisoner home. with the word that
he would be sentenced some time
next spring. ,.
The Washington times., 1920-10-31
THEATER JAZZ.


IRENE met the
FAMOUS MRS. FAIR
And CINDERELLA ON BROADWAY
And they decided they
Would call II LADIES' NIGHT
And they went to
THE NIGHT BOAT to take
IA trip WAY DOWN EAST
They thought IL would be
A MIDNIGHT FROLIC
To get away from
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
On the boat they saw
THE BAD MAN and THE BAT
And lot of CROOKED GAMBLERS
And some SCRAMBLED WIVES
And other MIDNIGHT FOUNDERS
And when they say IRENE
They thought she was
THE POOR LITTLE RITZ GIRL
And they said WELCOME STRANGER
And ENTER MADAME and she saw
Some men on the lower deck
Yelling COME SEVEN
And she exclaimed
This IL one OF the
SCANDALS OF 1920 or I must
Be SEEING THINGS.
TICKLE ME said THE BAD MAN
This is a HAPPY-GO-LUCKY party
AS you WE'RE she screamed
And she tainted and they had
To CALL THE DOCTOR.
PECK.
The Washington times., 1920-10-31
Taxes
ARD AND SFFN BILLS SPARE TIRE
A COLUMN OF COLUMNS.

The other day as 1 propped my
spinal column against the column OF
porch and gazed at the columned
trees around and the columned clouds
above, with "columbine innocency,"
reflected on the columnar nature
of some things. I meditated on the
art of columniation, on the various
kinds of columnarity, and on col
umniatcd things in general And
musing thus, / said to myself, there
are columns and columns, and COL
umns and columns said about col
umns. We have architectural, arith-
metical, anatomical. military, and
typographical columns; history speaks
of columns ancient and ruined. COL
Lmns nameless forevermorc, and
lofty columns pointing at the skies"
and there are many other kinds OF
. olumns fair, mean, and Indifferent.
But of all the columns that ever were
n are, the greatest column of them
IL is HEARD AND SEEN"
HOMO.
The Washington times., 1920-10-31
HOGGING THE COLUMN.
(By Normie.)
. I'D tn nix I was
A clever sop,
II this were printed
At the top.
ITO be cOntinued.)
JUST SONGS.

"Dearie"-.within the Garden OF My
heart" there's Dawn Of Love" for Just
15Sst awearyin 0 for You" " "Recause MY
Sweetheart" II Know Of Two Bright
EyT sea an SAY overs Nc Hops
Rages'' for a Might OF Kisses'-"sigh ching
KGla Me- Me IN T0"r ATmF a and kiss sSs
I'm Crying for You"-"For You Alone"
Il 4nty Ne i9 Top sst o GF Ny
"Forsaken'' and "Forgotten'' For a Kiss
So Love. Here is My Heart" with Love
P,ine AL Loye Esse Yaar P5 Yas
Hearth But only "A Dresm"-"Just n
Dream of You. Dear"
when / Met You Last Night in Dream;
to the isle d'Amour'' 81 Gave My Heart
to You" and You said Something" that
sounded IKE You Made s,a Me Love e,. You"
were "one Heart, one Mind" Well Let
Bygones be Bygones' but leave me Mem.
cries Of the Land OF Love" that "Beautiful
Baby Mine" knowing Somewhere, My Love
Lies Dreaming and with the ''Cohsolation"
that soon III be sTni. s over The
isle OF Dreams" when 81 Awake a
My Heart and set me ''AYesrnln' for
: And now Goodnight. wonderful Girl.
Goodnight" Sometime" .'If You Ever
Get tsns Trse gsr "A fstss and soul
More lonesome Than You" SONS sweet
Day. Bye and Bye" ."rll Sing the Song Of
Lovo"-."Love,s Old. sweet ssng"Gtee
somebody Krows' they're my Ideal" and
that Somebody Cares" someday" I'll un-
derstand Loves SORROW and who
Knows" but that Love Will Find way7"