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The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-09
THE STATESMAN AND THE POLL
 TICIAN

The difference between Senator Harding, the Republican nominee, and Governor Cox, the Democratic nomi- nee, is the difference between a states man and a mere politician. One of the mos: recent evidences of this is the attitude of the statesman, as against that of the mere politi- clan, toward the. question of ratifica tion of the suffrage amendment.
 "'I need not tell you," Senator Hard ing said on June 22 to a delegation from the National Women's party, "of my interest in the consummation of woman suffrage. I voted for it in the senate, and a vote records a senator's purpose quite as faithfully as any thing can do. Nothing would please me more than to have ratification made effective to give American wom- anhood full participation in the cleo tion of next November. This desire, sincerely spoken, does not conflict with my determination that I could not with propriety attempt to force any state executive to hasten action in violation of my own sense of duty. If any state executive should ask my opinion about extraordinary efforts to consummate suffrage, frankly will commend the thing you desire, but I cannot impose a demand though ], personally nope to see wom- an suffrage and woman's full parti- cipation established at an early date" On the other hand, said Governor Cox in telegram to Chairman Loon- ey, of the Louisiana state Democratic committee, July "T can only express my opinion. It is that the legislature owes it as duty to the Democratic party to ratify at once."
 The duty of a state executive or a state legislature, in the mind of a statesman, is the duty, as such execu- tive or such legislature sees it. owed not to any political party but to the commonwealth under the constit,1- ton of which such executive or such legislature takes oath of office. A mere politician might think of a state legislature as having duties to perform for his particularly political party, but such mental processes are not in the equipment of a statesman And therein lies this one special diff ference between the Republican statesman and the Democratic poli. tlclan, one of which the people are called upon to elect gas their presi- dent on the second of November.
 Since when is any state legisla- ture obliged to take this or that ac- ton on any public question as a duty it owes the Democratic party or the Republican party or any division of the whole commonwealth it's members are sworn to represent?
 The Louisiana legislature, which which Governor Cox thought owed it's allegiance to the Democratic party did not seem to agree with the Dem ocratic candidate for the presidency.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-09

Once more Vicor Berger emerges He has again been nominated for congress by the Milwaukee SoliaIists Next time he present himself for ad- mission he will probably wear a safety pillow in that section of his trousers where the boot prefers to land
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-09

"The Turk must go." The world has been hearing it for generations, yet the Turk is still there and has shown no disposition to arrange for the services of any moving van.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-09
TAKES ANCIENT PALACE
 FOR USE AS HOSPITAL

VIENNA, Aug. g (by Associated Press s).-The government has requisi- toned the famous old palace of the Archduke Frederick, standing just be- hind the Opera and one of the largest in Vienna. It is to be used for hos pital purposes.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-09

Tennessee legislators now know just what tho two presidential can didates want done in the matter of woman suffrage. And for once, at least, both candidates seem in per feet accord.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-09

Sing when you feel bad" is ad- vice given by a contemporary. But better sing to yourself, or somebody standing around is liable to do some thing that will make you feel worse.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-09

It turns out that the mind of Geo. w. White, the new national Democra- tic chairman, is also absolutely at ore' with that of President Wilson.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-09

A Wisconsin bank advertises for a 16-inch "osculating fan" We'd think it's silk-shirted tellers could attend to such matters without any artificial aid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-15
Gamebbcct i'm Stiaeft
Oscait peritaelii6t

@oGeDo, ga[., is. Wfdra 0ie
Mare SSSslano 5lotteniperft bat orabt'
Ioie 8otIhoften an ole Sdiffe III
Der gsGbe scr Magboleno 8oD, I'm
ter California, geianbt, Der Mdnn.
i6oft oes ornerifonii6en Saud-
bnotes S-t Git Silfe 5u ellen, tnelhe
am Stronoe Ser SynieI Ganto Wtar-
gnrite einen gan8en Sag obne @diier
5itbringen miIBte.
Hnh elmer 0rubtloien Wieloung 1T
ser &ommanoont, 2eutnaitt 8ebb
nit Srei Mann Der @eiasiine ertrun.
fen nno oln Strdnoe beitattet NOR
Sen. @on gIaubt ,oaB bas llnter.
boot wieoer ilott eemo4t iperoen
fam. Die S.1 oeriet am Sreitag
nabreno eire8 Sturmes ouf 0ie 5el-
len.
@aibington, Is. @Gra .-9ie lie.
berleben0en oes geideiterten Inter
Ieebootes S.1 tpuroen burd einen
3erIt0rer gerettet. Gin Golfer unb
Elm &rell5er iino unteripe9s, bos ee.
itranotete Saudboot ipieber flott gu
innden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-15
,ltittelietlcswi9 itimtntt
fir DcMtitlanS
9entidc er5ielen rieiisc Iebrbeiten
in alien 8ablbesirfcn. = Sane.
mart gebt leer aas.

&openbagen t5. Ndra. - Iidt.
amtlide @erihte iiber ben IusfolI
Der seitrieen abitinnlllng in oer
Slpeiten idIesmigiiden Zone 5eigen
bob iid Die iiberipGltisen6e Mebr5obl
Der Ginpobner fir ben 8erbleib I'M
9ertiden Geihe entidic0en bat. 8is
Weitternadt ipor nod bon feinent
einsieen 9iitrift Melbung eiteegan.
gen, Der ith fir 9dnenrart entidie-
ben bdtte, ielbit nidt aug oen iiber.
fuiegeno o6niid.rebcitOen &irhipieIen
iiio.oitlid) bon EoitOern. ssn ben
meiiten gesirfen boben bie Geutidel
nit elmer Stinlrtenniebrbeit bon 3
alt 1 uno A 81, | geiieet.
Solpeit befannt, lit oas gteiultat
Der 9l6itimmltng in Der 5ineiten go
ne fplgenoes: Sir 9ettidIono: 49,.
14S; fir 9dnemarf: 13,025.
0ic erite 3one in Sdlesmig,
Ior0idlesipig, Itiinulte ott 10. Sebr,
fiir 9tnidluB on 9Guemnrf. Die ab-
itilnrnung geihab in 1lebereinitin-
ntung nit Sen 8eitinuningen oes
sSrieoens BON geridiles, um Den
Goroi6lesmigern oGniI6en Stoin.
mes cine @ieberbereiiligung nit Dd.
neu1orf au ernlogliden bon Dem iie
ieit 1910 itootsre6tlih geidieoen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-15

gSoibington, 8. g., IS. @aar8.-
9ie beutigen geidliiiie I'M Senat
leiten ben Iesten Gft au benz atpei
aeal mieoerboIten S4auipiel Der
gerbanollineen iiber ben Srieoens-
pertrag elm. @dbren6 bic Send-
loren iid gum lesten aantpf riiiten,
berfolgen fie nit GROCER Spnnnnrg
Oie gntipidliing Der 9inge m
9elltidlano Die @eee1rebolition
init ibrer MogIidfeit Der 3uriid-
lueiIung bes 5rieoens bon geriailles
ipir6 bon @egnern Der @olferlign ols
elm ganoeseenoiie onseieben, oer
gtintnen gegen Die sfatififatiot oes
8ertrages tnirbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-15
Grobfciicr seritSrt
Grancpictu, Ceras
Der anseridtete Gdaben LIMIT in
bic Millionen; iibsr 1900
0leniden o6ne Obbad.

Sort @ortb, Geros, Is. M1r3.
Gin @robfeuer, meldes aiu Sonntog
noGnitag in @ranooiep ausbrad,
bernria6te einen Shaoen bon iiber
$2,000,000 nno nadte 1,500 2eiite
oboadIos. 9ns eanae @eiddfts.
piertcl 1iflO Elm Eeil 6es @obniings.
GiItriftes tpirben 3eritort uuto brei
Monn bel oem 8ulammenbrud eines
Sauics perlest. 9ie Geueripebren
BON GIeburne, Stasca uno albera0o
iparen prompt air SteIle, aber oas
@oiier i'm 8aIiertiirm ging aus nno
bic Seueripebr tonnte nur Die Sort
i9ritte bes s5eiers beobaHten. 9Dra-
nit mar nidt 5t erlangen. antc-
mobile, 8agen uno aiioere sSubr.
lperfe iultroen in Sen 9ienit geprebt
nm Die Sboadloien nod 2llberaoo
uno stasea au befor6ern. 8oren
i'm @erte bon Slnoertt1uienben lie.
gen onf ben StrdBen Onrd 8aiier
nn6 Eoud) beiddoist. Gas 5eier
fegte in @citaIt zines g" 6ur6 Die
Staot; nebr als 200 S6uier in bem
feinItcn 8obnbiertel fielen ibm gum
Opfer. s[ls bns 6euer Die Saupt-
itraBe erreidte, beete man Die Soft
nung, Der berrihenoe gtor0ipino
ipiiroe bas @eihdftsoiertel iinber-
iebrt er6alte1i; ober I'M fritiiben
2GueenbLid fprong Der @ino nod
Siioen I'M. nno jeoes @ebduoe in
oem @eibdftsbiertel bon adt 8lod
ging in sSlonnlen oif. Ser 8in0
blies 10 beftig, baf Sellerbr6nbe met
leripeit if,'s 2ono gdrieben tpiir6en,
iin6 orei Mfeilen bon Der Sta6t ert.
fernt Elm sSarnbous ansiinoeten.
ltnter ssiihrung 6es giirgern,eilters
boben fiG oie s8iirger su einan
Giderbeits- -aoinitee oraaniiiert, baf
6ie StrnBen potroulliert nno niis ben
R,tinen rettet, mas at retten III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-15
SIMS BON Bccper italr
ta,cttia iiirteritiibt

@ai6ineton, Is. Mdr3. -gei lei.
ner gernebnlung bnrd oos Mnrine-
fontitee oes Senats meigerte ii1
Soober, iid iiber Die militdriihe 8er
t1tiepng Der 6lotte alts5uipreden
lno beidrdnfte iih auf 9arlteI(ung
Der fritii6en 2oge oer Qaiierten
bonn glpril bis Septeulber 1917 In.
folge nes oelltidlen Solid)bootfrie.
gcs. Gr bieIt iid nid)t fir fonlpetent,
iiber miIitdriide itno 5fottentehnif
5u urteilen. Soober oriifte feline
lteber5eugrua aus, baB Die 8eteiIi.
gung anterlfos bas 3ilnglein Der
@age I'M fritiihen glugenbIid at
@unlten Der MIiierten ungeihlogen
babe, bielt es obar fir nilfofreft sli
fagen, oab 9lnerifa oerr &rieg qe.
lponnen babe.
Soober mar auf oen @unih oes
4onlirals Gins borgelooen iporoen.
Dieier iebte ieine gnsriffe auf Die
MnrincberluaItiing Dor Dem Senots,
fontitee fort.
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clcpb George plant
GriinHmtto itemer 13artci

2onoon, Is. 9lGrs. 2lopo George
ipiro ieine gerbinbune nit Der libe-
rnlen Gnrtei I6ien uno aus Der
gegenpdrtigen aoaIitionsportei eine
neue gartei btlbett beridtet oer
vSbierber" Der an Oeln 8remier
engere ge3iebuagen unterbalt als
irgeno cine dnoere 8eitune. p2lobo
@eoree bot oen 3nbifen iiberidritteit
nnb miro oieie ISOLDE ieinen gnt-
i9lnb fitnoeeben", ertldrt Der 9Sb-
ierbcr~. 8enn bieier 8eridt oes
u0bierbers" anf @abrheit berubf,
miro cine Nenorrppierina Der 2ibe.
roIen inter sSiibreridaft glsqititb's 8
eiiltreteit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-15
Brpatt tpi4 niett aIs
kanSiSat selteit, aber-

2incoIn, gaebr., 15. 9fdr8. 8.-8il.
liam S. 8rban iu9t nift Die DC.
mofratii6e 0onlinution fir Die Grd-
iioenti9aft, ober ipenn nienano an.
oeres eeflinoen peroen fam, Der lei
men Soeen elmer progreilipen 9ento-
frotie entipridt, ipiro er fi9 ee0run.
gen fiiblen, Dem Stuff Der 8flidt 8u
folgen. 8rpnn erfl6rt, OaB er ein
2eben in <be uno Srie0en boraiebt,
ober es fir feline Shuloigfeit bdlt,
fir einen Glas in Ser 9sebrasfaer
Delegation sitr &onbention IN Son
SSroncisco 5u f6nlpfen Inn poen
9teaftion1ren un0 Den Sreimben 0es
SoIoors" opponieren all fonnen.
SoIlte iid bann in Sdn Sraneisco
bie Gage 10 geitalteh 6oB feline gto.
nination berlongt piiroe, miro
grpan feline gsribatpiinihe Dem
@obIe oes 2anoes noditeIlen. SSSil
eeipilien &reiien iiebt man Die 9iuO.
gebung 8rnan's nls eiue @inleifitne
gu Dem Sdritte an, iidl in ben Gor'
ipobIen i'm Staote Dem Senator
Sitdcod ols aonOioat eeeeniiberal-
Itel(en. eerooeio ipie er in 1912 oIs
&nnoioot fir Den goriis in 8alti-
more auftrat, unfer Der gebnuptma.
looB feline geeisnete &erionlidfeii
Th onfiir oanleloet b6tts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-15
hcin Brmet stuiiebett
GnelanS II. Sraitkfeit
Die sraac, radl elmer @enoermms Der
geitimmunsen Ses Sriebensber'
TRACES in 9armDnie heraten.

2onoon, Is. M1r5 8ilint1s Mns
ariff ouf ben fronaOiiiden Snperia'
Iisinits bat in 2onbon oas grobte
sss1terefie erregt, no man glat1bt,
6ob gSilion our9 bieielben I'M
YtGn6e irregefiibrt ipor6en 1T, fpeld}e
au Dem @erilnt iiber einen Nopo
@epree.gsittl Slon 8eranlniinng CO.
ben, mooltrd @iaerano nuf oer
Sisnng in 2onoon au 8ugeItdnonii'
len an 9eatihla,b genotigt fperoerl
ioIIte. Ion mnb[unterri9teter Selte
miro oie geiltena zines 4omplotts
qeaen syrailfreih in abrebe geltellt
sSrnnfreid, introe nu1 ti6t NIT Der
Giaaiebung Der gnIeibs beorobt. Sn1
Gegenteile mar 2lob0 George bereit.
ben finan5iellen 8ebiirfniiien Srdrlf'
rcibs ourd) Die ginipifligiit1g altr
Qufnabne einer neiieit &nleibe II
england elttgesen5iifom1nen.
g[uf Der 2onooner Siting ioll
iid folgenoes augetragen bnben: glls
2Iobo George unb gtitti Bfdne fiji
cine aenoerlng Der @olitif gegeu
oeutId)larlo eilttparfen, erbob Mile'
ronb GinTprad), oa Srnnfrei9 bon
ariege an ihrperiten ntitgenonnler
iporoen iei, uno erit in ibren gnt
id)Gbi9ungsaniprii9en befrieoigt iper
ben miiIIe. Sod mar MillernriO Ser
nnnftsgriinoen 8nsdngli9, als ibn
oil llnrnoglihfeit eirer itriften Its
fiji ,rllna ser Srie6ensbeititn
tlorgelegt lpurbe. @6breno Der gan
8en aonferen5 berri9te 5lpiihen Der
orei Wddten oos idonlte @inpertieb
men. 9ie 8erbdnolungen 8uiifer
geitti uno Sruubiti6 tpiirben obn,
greifbore geluItote obgebro@en
gtitti febrte rod SStalien unO Srum
lbitId nod Sugoilabien aariid, IN
oie Streitfrage nit ben reipeftipet
&obinetten al beraten. 9ie a6riati
ihe sSroge miro beim 3uiommentrit
Ser SrieoensfonferenS in SSStaIien Il
einigen 8ohen mieoer orfgenonmel
| tnprApn
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Sa,npfer in Der atlantif seitranSct

Solttbonipton, q. o., Is. Wadr8.
-0ie 8eiotiing oes 9unpfers 2afe
Geipnl, Der bier am Sreitag aitf-
lief, tuo nllf Der aiiberen Barre felt
iitt, lit oitrh Hethingsleinen ans
2ono gebrodji ipor0en. Oa Die SSet.
teran5eiden ouf beporltebeltoe Stir.
me oeuten.
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3iuei %ann beim Sdiffsantersans
ertrnnfen.

Gm 5rancisco. Gal, is. MGrs.
8wei Mnnn ertrmfen, ols Der ssSStlI.
ma, elm Ganpfer bon 172 Eonnerl
m6breno zines Sturmes aiif Der So.
be bon goiiit aepes, 30 Meilen
norolih bon bier, iunf. Sier5ebn
Sd)iffbriihiee ipurben bon eirent
Gonpfer olifgenommen uno bier ae'
Iortbet-
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Dung 5u bringen. 9ie 9epeiden, Die
Dos Staotsoepartement bon Gari8
itn6 Dem Soog erbielt, iporen ber-
itiimmelt. Crit nod Dem Gnlpfane
ipeiterer Sepeihen fat oas Staots-
oepartement foIgenoe 8efanntna.
dung erlaiien: vgend elmer beite
(Samstag) obeno bon Berlin erbol-
tenen 9epeide lit bort cine @egen.
rebolution ausgebroden, nno Gopp,
Der Elm sSiibrer Ses reaftiondren
Clements iein iol, lit faftiid 9if.
tator, NIT einem Sadbinett, oeiIen
4anaIer er ieIbit ltnp 0eiien &riegs.
nliniIter bon 2iittpib lit. Gie Gebo.
luton besaau am Sreitag. gole
Genntlis Scr genauen Gage lit nod
ni9t auedualid, bod lit oligenidein.
lid Oie 9tebclittion ni6t bon 8Iltt.
pergieBen beaIeitet eetpeien. gsosfe
bat Berlin berIniieu. gtad Den ber-
fiigbaren gtndridten bnben Die on.
oeren @tniiter oes @berti6en Gabi.
netts iib stenfnIls aus Berlin ent.
fernt. gtiiIIcr fol- inter @etpnfjuno
ser &ebolution1ren iein. Die inter
9tosfe itebenoen Sruppcn ioIlen ali
ben 9febolittiondren iibergegangen
iein. 9ie unnbbdnsieen So5iaIiitel1
boben einet 8eneraIltreif berfiiet."
aapp in 4merifa ae6uren.
SgoI6emar &opp lit elm Sobn oes
beoeutenoen belitianeritaniiden @e.
id)iGtsfpriders Srieorid aapp, Der
au Santm geboren iuuroe, in ben
preuBiiden Suitisbienit trat, uegen
8eteiligung nn Der &ebolutiOn BON
184S.49 dber noh Amerifa fliihtete
iino bon 1850 bis 1870 I'M Seem
gort Iebte. 8oIfsaus iuurOe in Den
Ser. Staaten geboren, tpuroe ieood)
in 9euti1lono ero5een iino mar in
aoaigsbere, 9robina SitpreiIBen, als
&egierungsbenrrter unter Dem &ai.
ierregime tatig.
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Seftiser Stnrm in ben sseliensebir.
aen.

9enber, Colo, Is. 0idr8. Die
Rodp Moulttain Staaten luuroen
an Sonntag bon eitem 0rfan beinl.
geiu9t, Der nit einer@eidlpiroigfeit
bon iiber go Meilen Die Stllnoe
ipebte. 3eritorte Sauier, ungelpor.
fene 3eIepbonpfable unO entiulir8elte
@aune be5eidnen feline Spur. Ser.
lutte an MenldenIeben lpuroen nidt
rihtet. Der 8eleerapben- un0 Sc
lepbonoienIt lit betr11tIib 9eitort.
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llnterreouns eebdbt bnben. @as In
berielben beiprohen ipuroe, 1T .no-
tiirli6 nidt befannt. Wloglid 1T es,
6aB Sin0enburg, Der ols ardiioent.
idaftsfnn6iSnt genannt miro, binnen
flir5em int ilationalen 2eben in ben
8or6ergrin0 trefen ipiro.
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n,etterbcri@t

SIR Sniobn irto llnigegehb -
Seilneiie bepolft itnO fdlter betite
abcno uno 9ienstae.
ssiir gtebrasfo- -geilipeiie betpoltt
belite nodt iino 9ienstag, fdItei
beute bette nodt uno int iiioOitliaen
Sell om 9ieustag.
Sir Soma - 9etp0lft uno iinbe.
itdrbig beltte nott lnlo 9ienstog;
fGlter.
9ie glaiierten fiito iinerihopflid
in Der @rfinOme biibihre fIeiner
S6er5e - fie poIlten Die tiirfiide
Graee Ioierb bnbaupten iie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-15
SiuSenbnrs aHS caSeuSorff.

Sin0enburg, nobl Die berpor.
rogenOite Gieur IN Teutid)Ianos
6ffentIiden 2eben, bat iid BEL alien
iiineTten @oredneen I'M Sintererino
aebdIten. General 2noenoorff SIN.
oenbnrgs redte Son6 I'M 2rieee,
fon NIT ocm neiien a1nsler cine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-15
@aI6inston 1T benitrm5ist.

N8oibineton, t5. Mdr8.-St Re
eierunssfreiien bot bic gtadrift
bon Dem Regiernngspediel in
GelitidlanS sroBe geiorenis her-
boreerlifen, 90 bos @efiibI berridlt.
Ole saliierten fonnten se5pltnaen
iperoen SipanesnlnBregeIn geeen
GeutidIoho 5ur 9urhfiibritte bes
Srieoens bon aa4riniIles IN Gniper-
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PUBGIsHxD AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
rxxMrr Na ssl,. AUTHORIZED ~ rnH
ACT or ocT0sER g. isiL ON FILE At
TIE POsr ORFIcE or OMAHA. HEB1
~ oRDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. g. BURLEsoN. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Gbrrt nadaiebie.

Gs berIdatot, onB Serr waeterfer
fin onf geranlaliilns gberts iid
nod Berlin beeeben iuirO, I'M NIT
Inpp Stueds Giniesuns elmer ton.
|titutioneIlen Gegieriing di berban.
helm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-05

Anniston, April Special )-lntro- duction of new members to the civic
 body, taking of definite action on the orga nization of g. city building and loan
 association, and making of plans for
 entertaining the officers and members
 of the State Medical Association, which
 meets in this city April 2o24, will be
 some of the outstanding features or
 importance to come before the regular
 monthly meeting of the Chamber or
 Commerce Wednesday afternoon.
 A committee from the County Medical
 Society to be headed by Dr. A. N. Steele
 will appear before the Chamber or
 Commerce to discuss the matter of pub lie entertainment for the state physi- clans to the number of around 800, who are expected to attend the state con vention here this month, and the lm- portance of the question will occasion full action on the part or the local or
 ganization.
 The housing question in Anniston has become so acute that the Chamber or Commerce is solidly behind the pro- posed building and loan association now being organized, and the action of the civic body on this question Mon day evening will be far reaching in its effects.
 The work done in the recent weeks by the active membership committee will be recounted at the Wednesday meeting and a large number Of the new members will be introduced on that occasion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-05
The Bessemer manager of circulation ia

Bessemer, April 4.-(special) )-The clos ing of all business places in Bessemer on Sunday, with the exception of drug stores for prescriptions. will be brought up on Tuesday evening at the city council. it is stated by members of the board of alder men.
 It is expected that a resolution will be introduced calling for the closing of all places of business, and that even gasoline Will be prohibited to be sold on Sundays l if the resolution is adopted This matter was debated in the council few months ago, and resolution for Sunday closing was reported unfavorably.
 The term of John w. Brooks on the board of education expires on Tuesday evening and his successor will likely be elected at the regular meeting of the city council. Mr. Brooks is from the Fifth ward, and has served on the board for five years When elected, however, he was living in the Fourth ward, and ac- cording to a resolution passed by the council number of years ago. his sue cessor will be selected from the ward from which he was elected. The resou- tion is not binding, and where it is not practical, the vacancy is filled from an other section of the city Some of the aldermen have expressed themselves as favoring woman to take the place ot MT. Brooks as a member of the board Of education
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Andrew and H1ogene
Little Condolences the Experience Couple Phil osophic, Though Married
 Bv ROE FUuKERSON
By ROE FULKERsoN

They were all ready for the theatre and Imogene had her thumb on the but ton ready to put out the light.
 All ready?' she asked.
 'surest thing you know." said Andrew. rubbing, his top hat affectionately on his coat sleeve. But how about you? You are sure to forget something. I knew it!' he exclaimed. Where is the valise?"
 ''What?" asked 1mogene, not getting him.
 That valise thing; that box that opens up at the top like drummers sample case. That powder repository of yours.
 ''Oh, my party boxw she said, under standing him. Wait till I run and get it."
 'Do you know" said Andrew, as she came back down stairs, that thing is a source of constant wonder to me and a source of constant comparison with the things women used to carry in other days.
 T know my grandmother used to carry reticule with her when she went call ing, or in fact, no matter where she went, and many time 1 have explored it.
 T know what she had in it, tool There was no powder or anything of that sort, for in those days woman was not thought to be very nice who put whitening on her face, but that vanity box of yours is built in direct imitation of an actor S makeup box, for the most important thing in it is mirror and beside the mirror powder puff, an eyebrow pencil, a box of rouge and little stick of red lip grease.
 ''Where she used to carry spool of cotton and needle and a piece of tattIng
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in more or less finished state, you have an orange stick, a nail file, pair of cuticle scissors and a buff to polish your nails with.
 Where she had a few samples of silk and calico, you have department store and very likely a box of matches and some cigarettes; although l have never seen these things in your box, I have noticed them in others.
 Where she carried a mince pie recipe you have a pair of Saturday matinee tickets to show that would have made her gather her hoop skirts about her and fly for the door with her hands over her. ears before the first act was half over.
 Then, too, you never carry any key but a latch key; my grandmother used to have a bunch of keys as big as those carried by a comic opera jaier, Every thing in the house was locked up and sugar and spice and everything nice was issued to servants and children only under her personal supervision.
 Then I have never seen anything but peppermint gum and milk chocolates in your vanity box, but she carried good things; things that anyone would like She had long sticks of cinnamon bark that were the best things ever.
 You have little boxes of asperin or whatever those things you take for your headaches are, but she had nice long jointed pieces of calamus root. which was not only good for collie, but good to eat and"
 And if we are going to see the first act of the show" broke in Imogene, i've will have to turn the light out on your grandmother and her reticule.
 She punched the button viciously. (Copyright, Twenty-frst Century Press.)