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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20
MALE AND FEMALE"
Wonderful Picture Production at Ii.
brary Theatre

pTdTy InedtTe
Move" fans have become accustom
ed to seeing wonderful reproductions
on the screen but those who attended
the opening day and evening of male
and Female" at Library theatre yes.
terday witnessed one of the most fasci
mating spectacular pictures presented
in Bennington
The picture is founded on ]. NJ. Bar
rie's play, 1.-THE Admiral @ ichton, "
but the theme Is more wildly carried
out than would have been possible on
any stage. The shipwreck scene is
wonderful but even that is surpassed
by the reproduction of the Babylon'an
palace, the Lon pit and the death Of
the beautiful slave girl.
Outside OF the acting, an excel
lent cast was selected for the work, the
picture Is we'll worth seeing because
of the ms ght IL giys of life on tropi-
cal '5land and the reproduction of
the days of the Babylonian kings.
The pictu is the attraction at Lii
barry theatre today and tomorrow
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20
FIRST AMERICAS CUP>
RACE HELD ON JULY Is
New Work Yacht Club Has Formally
Accepted Challenge Of Sir
Tharas Liason.

New York, Feb IT, England and
tho United States, allies in the World
War, will be friend y rivals in bat
tie for the yachting supremacy of the
seas beginning July 10 when the first
race for Americas cup is schedu ed
over the Sandy Hook course. This
was formally announced by the New
York Yacht club la Tuesday after
noon in accepting the challenge OF
Sir Thomas Upton through the Royal
Ulster Yacht cub of Belfast, Ire
land.
Sir Thomas will attempt to win the
wor d famous yachting rophy with
his challenger Shamrock " VIII lie the
New York Yacht club viii defend the
cup won IN 1851 with either the Reso-
lutte or Vanitie, launched for that pur
pose In 1913,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20
Card Of Thanks

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the neighbors and friends
who so kindly assisted US during the
illness and death of our beloved hus.
band brother and father, also for the
floral tributes,
M 8. Charles e. Rice
Mrs. Fannie Mallory
Eugene Rice
William A. Winnpenny.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20
MEAT PRICES DROP
Hogs Drop 81 Hundred Below
Previous Day

Chicago Feb. 17.-Meat tumbled at
the stock yards today Hogs dropped
81 hundred pounds. The bulk of the
better grade of hogs sold at $14.50 a
hundred pounds, aga INST SIS so yester-
day, and there were numerous offer ngs
as low as $1375 hundred
Beef prices also went down The
bulk of cattle sold at the yards we're
taken in by the packers at SIS rs a
hundred pounds, aaginst S16.25 yester-
day A week ago the same grade Of
cattle sold at $3.50 hundred, making
O total slump of $1.16.
Prices of hogs and cattle today We're
from 1-2 to cents pound less than
the price year ago today. Inquiry
at Wholesale and retail meat markets
and at down town estaurants failed to
show, however, that Mr.. Ultimate Con-
sumner was getting much benefit from
the slump.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20
|cANADAs LUMBER owlNoLlno

Board Of Commerce Takes Up Threat
ened Shortage.
Ottawa, Feb. 1s.-The threatened
lumber shortage in Manitoba. Sas
kachewan and Alberta, caused by
The steady shipment of the Canadian
supply to the United States, was con
sidered today by the Board Of Com
merce.
United States firms are said to be
conserving their own supply and buy
ing a large part OF the visible supply
IN Western Canada for their present
use.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20
Park IN Canada.

The elk in the Yellowstone have
mutt Piled rap dly, and the herds there
have Been estimated al around thirty
Thousand head Several reserves tn
this country have been stocked from
tho Ye ows.one hords during the last
fer years. e
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20
WOMAN BUYS HUSBAND
Price Was SIS 600 and Wife Said sh,
Was Selling Him Cheap.

was selling rim cheap.
Hagers own, Md, Feb. 19.-Petel
Guy. the gypsy, who at Des Moines
Iowa was bought from his wife BY
another woman severa' days ago is
well known in Hagerstown HIS
father, mother and sister are buried
in the Rosehill Cemetery here.
The bill of sa was drawn UP by
an attorney Des Moines and placed
on record. BY the terms OF the
sale the new wife gave the for
mer Mrs. NY IS 600 in gold for Guy.
Apparent Guy had been transferred
in a similar manner before, for Mrs
Guy No. told the attorney who drew
up the papers that she paid $4,000 for
him and that she was selling him
cheap.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20
KERENSKY is HELD
IN THE CAUCASUS
RE Went There to Secure Support for
RUSSIAN Democratic Center

- ~nsaate - Ferry. 'sy
Lonaon, sch Is exander Keren
sky, the former Russian premier,
whose regime was oyerthrown by th
bolsheyLk, IN November. 1917, he
been imprisoned in the Caucasus, ac-
cording TO a Central News dispatch
from Copenhagen, quoting the Els
thohiah newspaper Varanias.
The message declares that Keren-
sky recently proce ded o the eau
casus on board British steamer for
the purpose Of inducing the popula-
ton to promise their support to the
Russian democra ic center party.
The Caucasian leaders, however, gave
him a cold reception, /. is asserted
and on his arrival at Bakuk he was
arrested and thrown into prison.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20

A few drops on a corn or
calIus, and your part is done.
You can forget the corn or callus
then because there will be no
more twinges) until it gets so
loosened that you pick it off
with your fingers. It's just that
easy. It's shame to suffer
pain and inconvenience when its
source is SO readily and easily
removed. You've put up with
that corn or callus long enough
now. There's a limit. Show 1t
who is boss by getting "Gets-
IT. after it. Never fails--Can't
fail
"Gets-It," the only sure, guar
anteed, money back corn remov-
er, costs but a trifle at any drug
store. MID. by E. Lawrence &
Co., Chicago
Sold in Bennington and recon-
mended as the worlds best corn
remedy by w. L. Gokay, B. A.
QuinIan, HarwoOd Drug Store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20
ELK SHIPPED TO CANADA
One Hundred of Herd in Yellowstone
Sent 20 sanff Park

Butte, Mon, Feb. ia sh pment Of
over one hundred head Of young elk
has been made ON the Yellowstone
National Park to the Ban2f National
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20

NOTI~E-Branch office operating
established installment line of nation
al reputation, desires reliable I local
sary. will instruct right party. An
opportunity of earning $4,000 yearly
can be shown. Position permanent.
State age, references. past employ
ment for personal interview Address
N. Box 440 30t6s
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20

EoTICE--If you want "a good oppor-
tuni,y 80 earn money ask us for in
formation. North Ridge Brush Co.
536-A, Congress street, Portland Maine.
sRfca
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20

TosT--Smail black leather case.
with ROSARY heads. Finder please re-
turn to Miss Marion Langdon, ISL Union
street 26t6N
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20

LOST-Saturday night. long black
pockstbook containing sum of money.
Finder will be rewarded upon return
of same to Moses Betit, Park street.
2St6s
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20
slIsCRLLnANnoUs

FoUND-Pocketboo Owner may
obtain Same by calling at 204 Gage
St, proving property and paying for
advertisement 3ot2
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20

N0TrrE-Garreau's Furniture Store
~" huv eor cash cell IN commits
FsA~ sNNAs ~ Hnv Dissertation. Gar
Feau & Belangsrr 2ss School ST., rNore
6sa.Ys 1gt2st
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-20

FOR EAT.E-Several get OF heavy an
light delivery hoh-aleds. Geo. ~
Hawke Hawks Block stf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-29

thought you needed advice. sed Ma
one OF yure advanced & aging age
shud dress like the gent wich passes
around the plate in the church you
dOant 90 to, sed Ma
ny face viii newer look old tho
my yeers be many like the leefs on
the trees, sed Pa in my face is the
Spirit OF Youth, sed Pa
You are kidding yourself. sed Ma,
you look every day Of 60. sed Ma
Do not speek such langwidEe, sed
Pa It hurts ne TO think that the fair
one I adoar thinks am Citing moldy,
sed Pa.
do not think so. sed Ma, but I
doant want a man Of yure years to
act like a colledge boy. sed Ma The
next thing I know. sed Ma, you will
act so young & kitten-ish that you
wiz ask me il You can so out & ring
door bells on Halloween Mite, sed
Ma
It IS vel to keep as much Of the
SPIRIT OF yuth as we can. rite until
the last day, sed Pa That is why
laugh & sing & jump around like
everything, sed Pa
& every time you jump around
yure hinges has a rusty sound. sed
Ma can maik rimes too. sed Ma
Then I VIII throw away this hat.
sed Pa & I viii remove all traces
OF the SPIRIT OF yuth, sed Pa. & let
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-29
By Briggs

ting the concrete in them. it viii not
stick Another simple precaution is
70 line the molds with paper
e In many churches IS sung NJ
Part OF the Introductory service. aAs
IL was IN the beEinninE.n What Is
meant BY aifrf r .. j.
A In the gloria to which you refer,
L is probable that the word ~it' re-
fers % the glory which e. given TO
God GLORY be TO tie rather and 20
the Son and to The Holy Ghost as 1T
glory was in the beginning, Is now
and ever shall be world without end"
@. What are the nationality and
reilgion o. president 0breEons OF Mex
icof r. g.
A. The office Of Mexican affairs IN
The state department says that presi-
dent O1reEon Is q Mexican y birth
and he claims to be an agnosIic in re-
gard to religion
O. Did the Chicago worlds fair ac-
tunlIy pay for itselff II. r.
a. This fair paid for itself The
total receipts were S33-ZsQ-l65, while
the total disbursements were $751;
O. Which g. more powerful black
gunpoWder or smokeless powder, and
which VIII Ignite quickerf 5. III.
A. The war department says that
su1o keless gunpowder viii ignite more
quickly than black gunpoWder and Is
more powerful
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-29
The Confessions Of A Wife

delight For, no mans dinner weigh
eth upon ny SOUL and no man s
breakfast disturbeth my beauty sleep,
Behold. the youths and bachelors
come, hanging garlands upon my door
and singing praises beneath my win
dow: and proposals OF marriage and
protests OF love are thicker than
uistletoe- berries at Christmas.
yet, there Is q SOUND, for which
listen IN vaini
Verify, verify, Il Is sweeter than
the song OF the cabaret singer, more
thrilling than the cooling Of a lover,
and more beautiful IN a Womau's
ears than the strains OF the restaurant
orchestra
yea, It Is more homely than the
hum OF the trolley in the street be-
meath, more cheerful than the ttnEle
more friendly than the ticking Of the
clock
Behold. II Is THE SOUND OF
THE KEY IN THE LATCH Mt six
oeIoeki
aFor, there is an hour In the
day, when millions OF women al
over the vForld, sit with listening
ears, awaiting this sound.
yet, 7 know in my heart, though 7
wait and listen, that no ONE shall
come, bringing flowers OF a Crouch
kisses and the scent Of cigar smoke
demands OF words Of comfort
and for this, alone, oh my Mother.
would I exchange ali the luxuries OF
EidoWhoodl
''For the coming OF Santa Claus is
a yearly delight among chhdren-
but the return Of an husband Is e
daily joy among women
"And the strongest bond o. mar
riaEe Is the Sound OF the Key IN the
LATCH"
selah.-Copyrisht, 1890, by the
Wheeler Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-29

nET DAUGHTER, the Cynlc hath
IWf said in his heart:
WHY doth Widow remarry2
For, behold. doth she not possess an
the hcnors and the comforts OF matrt-
mony. aud escape all its trials and
sorroWs2
10. hath she not s1lrs-- upon her
calling cards and a good incomef
Yea verify
Her crepe veil rlorIfyeth her az a
halo and WrinEeth sympathy from the
hearts OF men. and envy from the
hearts OF women.
All the diversions OF a damsel, all
the freedom Of a spinster, and all
the charms OF a married woman are
hers.
She Eoeth where she Ilsfefh and
doeth what nlelsefh herf ard
whufsoeFer she saithf men say,
.sHow fufereEtlnEg' and Whatso-
ever she doeths they erys @How
Wh5- then. shall she lay down her
independence and her BET habits, and
her little comforts and her person
atty on the altar OF Domesticity7
WHY shall she cheerfuliv exchange
the batteries and attentions OF ALL
men, for the criticism and inattentlon
OF ONE7
why shall she exchange the polish
ing Of her finger nails FOR the poach-
ing Of eggs, and the merriment Of
many lirtations for the pleasure Of
watching one man read his news
paper, eFenings2
Yet. say unto thee, Beloved, there's
a REAS0El
For. when I put these questions TO
tae Widow, she turned her eyes upon
me. and answered me sadly, saying;
aLet the cynies rave on oh
rrorherg Tor they know not
whereof they nueuEa
10, 80 is TRUE that all ny morn
inEs are peace. and all my evenings,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-29
Secrets OF The
MoUies ReUealed

n Who was the only aviator IN pie
". lures who ever climbed into q
moving nfrplane from n station
airy standi
A. Francis Love who IS featured
IN a picture cafied Aerial Insanity"
He accomplished the feat BY catching
a swinging rope ladder from an air.
plane from the tob or a nag pole
O. Is Leo White, the screen come
diam married.
A. Yes. his wife Is Blanche White.
who c0-sLara with him in a series o.
comedies soon % be released
O. who - little Jack CooEans
A. he IS THE Kid" IN Charlie
Chaplln's newest five reel comedy OF
that name Chaplin was so Impressed
with the youngsters screen ability
that he built the comedy around him
and gave hlm the title role. This IS
said TO be the greatest comedy Chap
I'm has ever produced, but. his domes-
tic troubles have prevented its release
O. What screen player OF Swedish
birth recently made two pictures in
her native land, refused an offer TO be
starred there and has returned 10
Americas
A. Wlnifred Westover.
O. What WAS one OF the first no
tlou pictures ever Witnessed BY Pope
Benedict
A. It Is reported that the pope
never saw a motion picture until
September. 1920, when he witnessed
a picture OF the Knights OF Columbus
activities during the war in France
--Cogyright, 1920. by Thompson Fea-
rure Service. -
What does the word arusheuD
mean in stufiolands Lock Tor the
answer 70 this question IN this de-
u1rtmeur tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-29

Beating out several men. Miss
Sarah Mu jim Ching. a Chinese girl
has been placed third In the lisr OF
pftal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-29
.ittLeB0bbie spa

THARE was a ouear looking gink
l followed ne hoam late this after
noon, sed Pa wen he cain to din
ner last mite must look like reddy
mummy. 7 guess ssd Pa
Not with that old hat you are ware
ing, sed IA why doant you throw It
away or give Il TO sum Of them gents
wich follows you
an a original gent with original
idees. ssd Pa, do not ware what
Fashun degrees, Ged Pa
You moen de-krees. ged Ma.
I meen degrees. Ged Pa. Jest what
7 sed- Ihare are many degrees Of
Fashun, sed Pa, & I an the last de-
gree, sed Pa. I ware what ! want 70
ware az any q all times, sed Pa, SO
keep on warein8 this old & faith
full lid, Eed Pa.
Maybe the man wich followed you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-29
DAILY TRAIN SERVICE CUT
TO THREE TRAINS WEEKLY

Douglas, ARK. Dec. 29.-Answerins
complaint concerning alleged poor
connections IN the daily service by
the Southwestern and the Southern
Pacific systems on the CORTLAND
branches. announcement has been
made by general passenger agent
Garrett King Of the Southwestern
that after January 2, service on the
Southern Pacific Cochlse-Courtiand
branch. and on the Southwestern
DouElas-Courtlaud line would be cut
to three times a week. The Court
land-Gleeson mines have shut down
and little freight IS left for either
road.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-29
Beautifying The Nose

On Board Steamer.
/ THEY say that the nose SIS always
I a woman's burden, or a Woman's
Soy" From my espondence I
know that my readers often feel very
; badly about this part Of their faces.
In way, very little can be done TO
change the shape OF the nose yet that
I little is often most important IN its
effects on a woman's appearance A
good facial specialist can cure any
actual deformity. but IL IS hard to find
a really good one. and there are al
ways traps being laid for the IN
wary beauty seeker Some Of the sur
geons who did so much during the
war in patching up disfigured faces
have turned their attention since TO
correcting lesser facial defcrmlties.
and one very marvellous one. whom
heard OF in Paris. IS doing splendid
work.
Bat the ordinary questions concern
ing the nose are simply how 70 keep
often how TO overcome a red nose. A
fine grained skin viii result II you
use the blackhead cleansing powder
which 7 so often recommend In these
columns. The redness comes mostly
from digestive troubles, and can be
overcome, Of course, by. correcting the
digestive disturbances People vita
poor circulation or anaemic blood
sometimes suffer from red nose. be-
cause the circulation is slower IN this
part than in any other part Of the
body. Sometimes when the blood Is
thick, q condition which usually goes
with pimples and similar troubles, the
blood congests in the nose. causing
redness-
In any case. I would advise you 20
massage and pat the nose all over
with the fingertiDs two or three times
a day. particularly when the nose IS
unusually red, and to massage the
fafergiso- This stimulates the circu-
Lattice and scatters the congestion. and
viii probably overcome the whole
trouble IL there Is no more serious
reason for it. Any generally stimu-
latng face treatment viii help a
great deal.
A Freckle Face Gill can quite
understand and symparhize with your
feeling about freckles. I don't sup
pose il would do a bit OF good for ne
to tell you that freckles ar rarely a
blemish, that they usually 90 with a
delieately fine skin. and that the peo-
pie who make fun Of them have a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-29
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

7
n Is Il necessary that animals which
" are killed for their fur shouId be
killed at a certain senHous r Q. s.
A Ehe bureau Of biological survey
Of turs Is lost because 50 many Of
them come 10 the market unprime.
J The open season for trapping should
not cover more than two months
q what q the official language Of
Norwayf u. A. X.
A. After the union between Den
marx and Norway, IL 1897, the Danish
language became tiie official and lit
erary language OF Norway.
q Did the District OF Columbia
ever have delegate TO eonsressf d.
A A.
this capacity from April. 1871, TO
March, 1875.
@. What city in the world has been
IN ezistence lousests A. n.
A. Damascus, syria which has con-
tinued as a city nearly 5000 years, Is
founded by %. son OF Abram, son OF
shem-. In 1910 it had a population OF
10000.
O. what e. the origin Of the ex-
precision ''aa dark a. EEyut''f w r. b.
A the probable origin Is the dark
ness brought upon Egypt by Noses.
an account OF which Is contained IN
Exodus 1929.
u II HlrAABAlr level Alne could be
stretched l0o miles from the shore
outward would the end be under or
above water and how muchf ID. ID. B.
A II a straight, level line be
stretched 100 miles from the shore
over the ocean, the end would be over
the water. This IS because the earth
IS spherical The amount OF curvature
is nine inches In a nile, making the
outer end OF the line Is yards farther
above the water than the shore end.
q. How can concrete be removed
that has become hardened in moldsi
J. r.. L.
A The bureau OF public roads says
that IL viii be necessary to scrape it
out with g sharp instrument. If the
molds are soaked or oiled before put
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-29

X TOUfVE got 90 set ne out OF this
cried young Ned. whirlinE into
the room like a young tornado.
You introduced me TO Grace and
now you've got 70 think up some
way Of my getting out OF taking her
10 the country club cance- can Z
Go IT, So you've got to
That's three got to's,' laddie,
broke in Let's see Why this rush
order Is being wished on me 50
earnestly. II / must relieve you Of
the arduous duty OF taking Grace 70
the dance Of the season don't you
think 7 ought TO know why2"
"Why3 Because she's gone stark,
staring mad. III not be made q fool
or III not queer myself by going
around with a girl who makes TOOL
OF herself ike this. She's nuts. or
something"
This IS the girl you spent a month
IN trailing Is you put It." I replied
i-Tbis Is ne zirI YOU pleaded with
me TO try 20 meet so 7 could fix 10
for you Vow what terrible thing
has she done to you 20 make you
despise her like this2"
TO me2 To meg
Young Ned cried &c in the tone Of
one who would demand how I dared
suppose any girl could put anything
over on him or would Try for the
matter OF that So I Teurureu gently
that ~ she hadn't done anything to
under the sun should he suddenly
feel that Grace was a completely IN
desirable young woman and one he
wanted to cut right off his visiting
list
shes bodied her hairF sputtered
Ned shes gone and bodied her
hair or al the silly things for q
gil Of IS TO do Trying 70 look like
a kid. ApinE her baby sister. Cheap
euinE herself like thatg'
II was a crescendo OF fury and dis
gust
whats there so dreadful about
cutting her harp 7 ventured.
"This from youl" stormed Ned ac-
cuEingly. @As r. everyone didn't
make fuu OF short-haired women and
lonE-haired men. As a. everyone
didn't know that a girl ought 10
have some dignity about her hair.
As il this isn't the silliest fashion
ever invented. AS If It isn't perfectly
disgusting and ridiculous. All wrong
More Indignation
aPlsase. pIeaser' I broke IN. cone
accusation at a time Now I hold no
brief FOR bodied hair. And don't
take up much with fads or fashions
in beauty what's sweet and fine and
dainty for a girl ia 1890 viii prob
ably be sweet and fine and dainty in
1925 and was the same IN 1915 Only
u may manifest itself differently in
different decades
Bodied hairl" calculated Ned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-29

rather coarse sense OF humor- Have
you tried the usual MUD skin bleach
es? BY these I mean cucumber juice.
or peroxide cold cream butter milk
or a mixture OF butter milk and cora
meal.
Doctors tell Us that frecEles are n
collection OF pigment coming 20 the
surface Of the skin and that anything
which stimulates the circulation tends
TO scatter or 20 prevent the lorna
ton OF this pigment II you have
tried mild bleaches without effect
send me a letter with q self addressed.
stamped envelope enclosed and VIII
send you a formula for something a
little stronger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-29

my wiskers grow out all white Ike
Rip Vim Wankel, sed Pa.
Who2 sed Ma
VIp Ran Wiukel. sed Pa the old
gent Wich went TO sleep in the noun
talns g. dident wake up tn the cbun-
try went dry, sed Pa.
I bet Pa ment Rip Van Wlnzel but
I dldeut say nothing, Pa gifts mad
wen correck him so let him maill
all the mistailzs he wants 20 in his
old age.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-29
PHOENIX MAN TO CAST
ARIZONA VOTE FOR HARDING

Phoenix. ARK, Dec. st has
been agreed tentatively that frank r.
Stewart Of Phoenix shall take the
certificate OF Arizonz's three elec-
toral votes 20 washington. according
to James p. Boyle, Of Douglas. one Of
the three presidential electors. The
electors, Stewart, Boyle and Joseph
W Smith, VIII meet az the state
capitol on the second Monday IN
January, when they will cast their
votes for Warren C. Harding.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-29

WE ASKED the young lady across
W the way if she believed in capital
punishment and she said some children
apparently can't be made to mind with
out It but she'd Try everything else first
and then administer it very lightly.