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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL ONLY
AT RE0EEMER LUTHERAN

The Lutheran Church OF the REDEEM
er vii hold its usual Sunday school ser
vices Sunday at a.30 m, but there will
be no other services
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14

spent each year. and rightly so, to protect the
human body from the ravages Of disease, At
the present time thousands of homes in our
cities are plaCaTded with various signs, warn
ing those who would enter of the prevalence of
some contagious disease, and thus prevent its
spread, until it becomes an epidemic Much
credit is due those in authority for their precau
ton for IAN onunce of prevention is worth
pound of cure!"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
CHILDREN OF ISRAEL.

The Sunday school services will be re-
sumed ct the regular hour at the Con-
gregation Children of Israel, Poplar ave-
nue. and Montgomery street.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14

TOLEDO. Dedicated by "a wireless
aca, oHt from her brothers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14

Help for the doctors Laxative QuinF.
dine Tablets (Van Vleet'sj prevent flu il
taken now. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
Thoughts for the Quiet Hour
G.. w. X
Let your light so shine before men, that
they may see your good works and glorify your
Father which is in ayen."-JEsUS.

Splendid work is being done today by our civil auho
afeguard the health Thousands dollars
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
River Bulletin,
Memphis, Tenn, Feb. IA, z am.
Flood Rain

Rise Fall
INC river in the Memphis district will
fall iW several days.
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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-10-20
WILL ENTERTAIN
SCHOOL CHILDREN

The Parent eacher's association
are making rather elaborate prepare
tons Cor entertaining the Herington
school children on Saturday October
30th.
The younger children, including
those from the kindergarten to the
fourth grade will be given a masqucr-
ade party i'll the afternoon, when
Halloween games will be played and
refreshments served.
The pupils from the fifth grades
through the high school will be enter
tanned iii the evening at he old gram
mar school gymnasium "Spooky'
games will be the order of the eve
ming, and prizes will be awarded and
re reshments served. 1t is hoped by
the teachers that parents will attend
these parties.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-10-20
SENATOR HENDERSON HERE

Charles B. Henderson, Nevada 5
next United States Senator, arrived in
Ycrington by auto from Hawthorne
yesterday afternoon accompanied by
c. c. Ward OF Mineral county. Mr.,
Henderson has visited nearly every
precinct in the state and says there is
not the slightest doubt OF his election
by big majority
lie will address the people of Mason
Valley tonight at Rink Hal. He is
an eloquent and forceful speaker,and
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-10-20

Miss Nina Council. principal of the
Verlngton grammar school, who was
called to South Carolina recently by
illness of her sister writes to Yering-
ton friends that her sister is somewhat
improved. Miss Council is not ex-
pected back until after the Christ
mas vacation.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-10-20
NO HUNTING

All persons are hereby notified that
no hunting will be allowed on the
property of the Plymouth Land & Live
Stock Company. lsSot
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-10-20

LOST--Between Icrington aud Nor
dyke, muffler and exhaust pipe Tor
Chevrolet car. Finder leave at
Times Office. Reward.
2wk A. II. Forbusl
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-10-20

ANYONE desiring wells drilled by
competent driller with Keystone
outfit, address Robt Sloan, Yer
ington, Nevada, If
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-10-20
NO HUNTING
Fl.

Positively no hunting or shooting
allowed OIL my property. Amp viola
tons will be prosecuted.
oo3t w. G. WISE.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-10-20

even those who may differ with him
politically will enjoy his address.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-10-20
Skirts lOper cent off

ONE LOT OF SKIRTS FOR THIS SALE
ONLY, AT 10 PER CENT OFF. THEY
ARE IN PLAIDS AND SILKS, PLEAT-
ED AND PLAIN MODELS.
DON'T MISS THIS SALE. 1T is FOR
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATUR-
DAY OF THIS WEEK.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-08-20
Russia, the Liberator

How eager the Polish workers affiliated with
the Communist party have been for the ad-
vance of the Russian Soviet army, and how
ready they are to establish a Soviet republic at
Warsaw, is made clear by the proclamation
issued to the workers of all countries by the
Central Committee of the Polish Communist
party, text of which lis published below.
This proclamation calls upon the workers
of Europe and America to assist the Polish
workers in breaking the chains of the land
owners government at Warsaw. 1t calls for a
boycott and strike which shall prevent the
aid to the reactionary regime headed by Pre-
mier Witos.
The English translation of the Polish text
follows:
''To the workers of All Lands
"On the battlefields of White Russia and of
the Ukraine the Polish imperialism is going
down in sea of blood. Under the hammer
blows of the Red Army of Russian workers the
Polish front is wavering--th last front of the
world counter-revolution, which was set up by
the gold of Entente capitalism
Polish Militarism Denounced.
"The Polish Government and the Polish
ruling classes are crying out in their rage to
Europe to bring them help in their distress.
They protest that this is war of defense, that
it is only a question of the independence If
Poland, which, as they say, is threatened by
'Bolshevik Imperialism And also with them
the social nationalsts of the Polish Socialist
party are appealing for sympathy and help
from the international proletariat and are pre-
tending that the victory of revolutionary Russia
means the end Of freedom for the Polish work
ers.
cat this momentous hour we Communists
of Poland, raise our voice and say to the work
ers of Europe:
"The Polish workers never had any in
terests in the attack of Polish militarsm
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-08-20

AxO~1oV oVO1
"This was is in no way war for the
defense of Polish independence, but is for
the defense Of the domination of Polish and
European capitalism at the cost Of the
blood of the working masses.
"The Polish workers see in the Red
army no conquerors threatening their free
dom, but an ally in the struggle for emanci-
patton.
eff the Polish proletariat has not yet made
an end to this war, that is not because it saw in
the war defense of its freedom, but rather
because it is a prisoner in it's own land, bound
with chains and without any influence upon its
rulers.
Polish Workers Oppressed.
''In no land of Europe, except White Russia
and Rumania of the Black Hundreds, are the
working classes so completely deprived Of po-
litical freedom as in Poland.
"For IS months the Polish Government
has ruled without break by means Of
martial law, which was started by the So
cialist government Of Moraszewski. The
Communist press cannot appear; the Com
munist party must exist illegally.
''The class conscious workers have been
thrown by thousands into prison and concentra-
ton camps and have been condemned to penal
servitude on the ground of the military regula-
tions established by the German and Austrian
armies of occupation. Trade union newspapers
are prosecuted and suppressed.
"On the other hand the government allows
the social patriotic Polish Socialist party an un-
controlled freedom of agitation This party de-
ceives the workers by its Socialist phrases and
pretends to act as their "leaders," with the
assistance Of the government, to bring the
working class to ruin and paralyze the work
of the revolutionary Communists.
Workers Socially Weakened.
:. ''The Polish workers are not only political
ly suppressed; they are economically weakened.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-12

road; work in progress mt several points
use care and avoid danger Keep straight
through Milford, across bridge and follow
guide sign To right TO du Pont Boulevard; (;
Milford to Georgetown and Selbyvllle; !;
concrete boulevard; no dctours.
Rehoboth Motorists may reach Re-
hoboth either by leaving the du Pont
Boulevard at Glendale and continuing
through Milton to Harbcson and thence
10 Rehoboth or by following the du Pont
Boulevard TO Georgetown and follow de-
tour signs to Harbeson. The Georgetown
Harbcson road is under construction and
closed to traffic.
Georgetown to Laurel-New concrete
road open for traffic four miles west of
Georgetown. No detours. Work in prog
ress; drive carefully.
Dover to FELTON,. Harrington, Farm
ington Greenwood. Bidgcvillc and Sea-
ford Dirt road, Camden tofarmlngton,
very rough Pennington to Greenwood,
new concrete road open to traffic. Farm
ington to Bridgevile, new concrete road
open to traffic; -four miles detour east one
mile to Bridgcvillc New concrete road.
Bridgevile to Seaford. Drive carefully
on these roads, as shoulders are not com
plctcd.
Scaford to Laurel Concrete road open
from Blades to Broad Greek. AT Broad
Creek follow dctour signs easy three-fourth
mile 10 the concrete road, thence to
Laurel
Laurel to Dclmar; Concrete road. No
detouTS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-12
TOWNSEND-P|nE TREE
ROAD IS COMPLETED
Highway Department Issues Its
Weekly Bulletin Showing Con
dition of State Roads.
sr~cial correspondence 90 Every Evening

Hrs~riai correspondence 20 Every Evcning
Dover. Nov II. The State Highway
Department today ISSUED ITS weekly bulle-
t,n a. to road construction throughout the
state as follows
The corcret. pavcmtat un the Town
send o. pirr l'rr,' road was finished Tues
Aav and will hc open 10 traffic IN about
thr,c weeks IL Is expected, that the soc
hnn from Finn Tree tn Fivldsboro will be
completed before closing down for the
winter
Concord Pike No datours; rev con-
enrte road Rlur Ball to Talley Vile work
m progress drive carefully.
NJ ~ asaut Bovd's Corner Under
construction, closed traffic
Wilmr gtun 90 Dover The caIseway
south OF Market street bridge Is op,n 10
traffic Dowu-Stnte motorists can 90
south wa Market street bridge; detour
east al Rog, - Corner to the New Castle
road follow trolley liur tn and through
New CAstl, NJ Cd, ssa de;our w.'St 10
Middletown thcrcr south to smyrna and
Dover M altcruat, route 10 Niddletown
is VIA flsmarc. Mar,halltun. stanton.
ChristIana nud Cooch's bridge
Odtssu to Dover The Pl, Tree Cor
ueI to GoWt sud road ard thr earth road
south from llrr Ire To- the STATE road
north 81 Riackhtrd AZ clnsrd. motorists
shoul 4 d,t.ur II, II Odessa tu AiIddletown.
Dover ~ R.Vcrs Beach. 10 Milford.
Georg 'foWu Rchohuih and other points
IN southeastern Delaware Follow stone
road 10 Camden, turu sharply to 1t at
hist cruSs st1c,' In Camden. continuing to
Rlsr sur \,N concrete road oprn fos
trnflc Ids Sun - Magnolia Mag
i,hn t' trr,.tr,a. tcw concrete road. no
4, fo'ir~
irrdc'srt - NIlta.d No dctours The
oausoWav ~oufn oi trcic,lca is IN bad
opndttnu 2 i've "a eiul, Follow dlt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-12
ARMED MEN RAID STEAMER.
Hold up Vessel Carrying Army Stores
Between Cork and Queenstown.

London. Nov. l2 While steamer
carrying army stores was proceeding be-
tween Cork and Queenstown yesterday
morning she was ordered to stop opposite
Black Rock Castle by men in boats, says
a central news disptach from Cork. When
the captain disregardcd the order a shot
was fred at the vessel. which then stopped.
Armed men boarded the steamer and
seized goods valued at 500 pounds sterling.
When the Boat arrived in Cork thc mat
ter was reported to the police who searched
the district and recovered portion Of the
goods. Rifles, shot guns and ammunition
which were concealed in a boathouse near
Black Rock Castle also were discovered
II IS aid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-12
HOP AND MALT BARRED
FOR BREWING At HOME
Dry Officials Rule They Can be
Sold Only to Confcctioners
and Bakers.

By Associated Press To Every Evening
Washington, Nov IL Home brewing
was brought positively under the prohibi-
tion ban Yesterday when it WAS learned
that enforcement officials had ruled against
the sale of hops and malt to others than
bakers and confectioners. Great secrecy
surrounded the prohibition bureau &
action, but it was definitely asccrtained
that such instruction had been issued.
Details Of the order were lacking. The
only admission made by prohibition
officials, in the absence of Commissioner
Kramer. was that the Vo!stead act had
been construed to mean that the sale OF
hops and malt ms component parts OF
homemade beer was without the plea
of the law and that their sale must
stop Enforcement officials throughout
the country have been notified OF the
governments determination, but they
have not been supplied with the Ian
giage of the decision.
The construction of the law which
resulted in the new orders was made
nearly two months ago. At that tune
officials having 1t in charge started a
document through the regular procedure
from which il emerged as treasury
decision II has not yet been approved
by Secretary Houston. Further than to
admit the existence of the proposed
treasury ruling officials decline TO discuss
1t.
There were persistent rumors At both
the prohibition and internal revenue
Headquarters that scores of complaints
had come from manufacturers of cereal
beverages, containing less than one-half
Of ] per cent of alcohol against the
tremendous growth Of brewing as a home
industry On this phase Of the situa-
ton officials also refused comment.
BUY your Xmas Gifts all this week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-12
ALL WANT OFFICE.
Nearly Every Tennessee Republican
VIII Ask for Place Under Harding.

Washington, Nov II Tennessee has
not only gone Republican, but gone
patronage crazy" according TO advices
received here, Almost everybody who
voted for Harding expects to get into the
Cabinet, become n bureau chief. ofiente
M judge or marshal or receive some other
Federal office plum rs soon ms Harding
becomes President
Tennessee not only broke the solid
South, but also has broken all records
for faith in the promise, "ask and We
shall receive" II is indicated Tennessee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-12

will ask for every job not nailed down by
the civil service Almanacs and Govern
ment "bluc books which carry the
snlaries attached to Federal jobs, are
consulted daily by the volunteers Of the
Volunteer State No job IL too big nor
little.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-12
WEISSKIRCHNER PRESIDENT
OF AUSTRIAN ASSEMBLY

Vienna, Nov. 10. DR. Richard Weiss
kirchner, for many years mayor Of Vienna
was today elected first President of the
Austrian national assembly, succeeding
DR. Karl Scitz, who has been first Presi-
dent oil that body since March 1919
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-12

BUY your Xmas Gifts all this week
nj the " orids Fair. | q. q. + Hall Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-12

snd other unpleasant, ncidenssh which follow IN ths
sase OF cold weather can always be avoided to
peat extent with proper care, and one of ths
essentials is a good Hot Water Bottle.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-23

$1,OO, $500 and $t00 each; redeem
able in whole or in part on any in
terest payment upon sixty days no
tice at 101 and interest. The in
terest on the notes is payable on
March LIST and September LIST in Kan
sas City or New York. The notes
may be registered. The value of the
local company's property, as per the
engineers report, is now in excess
of $125,000. The proposal to add
100000 in improvements will result
in total valuation of $4,000.
These notes will be direct obi
cation of the local company secured
upon all the assets and further Sc
cured by the endorsed guarantee,
both as to principal and interest, of
the Commonwealth Light & Power
company, which owns the capital
stock issued amounting to SAL, 200.
The surplus earnings Of the Common
wealth Light & Power company for
the year ending February 29, 1920
were $134, 1888, which amount is
more than thirty times the annual in
terest requirements of the three year
gold notes. The local company has
no bonds or preferred stock out
standing.
In the face of the fact that the
city has increased population more
than a hundred per cent the last
ten years, the Liberal Light Ice &
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-23
BoLES GOES TO CHICAGO

Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Boles and
little daughter left Sunday for Hut
Mrs. Boles and daughter
will return in few days and John
viii go on to Chicago where he will
attend a meeting of the board of
directors of the National Equity
Union of which he is a director. He
will be away several days.
Mr.. Boles is one of the most wide
ly know men in the United States in
connection with Equity work and CO.
operative effort on the part of the
farmers. He has a large farm him
self and has devoted years to a study
of conditions as effect the man who
produces the food crops of the ma
ton.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-23
STEEL GARAGES FOR
AUTOS AND TRUCKS
]. G. Trindle Is Agent Here-Has
One Set Up West Of Office
On Second Street
GO AND HAVE A LOOK At IT

J. G. Trindle who is agent for the
Steele Garage, is having one set up
today on the lots just west of the
Liberal Auto Supply office. The gar
age is entirely of steel and comes in
several sections which are easily set
together and fastened This one is
12x2O feet, with two foot square
windows and double doors at each
end.
One may order any size garage,
with or without windows, doors at
either or both ends. And one may
have from one to as many windws
desired.
The building is pretty, servicable
and guaranteed to be the safest
place for ones auto or autos.
1t is fireproof, rainproof and bur-
|glar proof if the doors are locked.
No doubt Mr.. Trindle will receive
many orders as the idea is one of
the best on the market.
Call at the Liberal Auto Supply
office and have him show you the
building.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-23
MAY UPSET THE DOPE
OF CAMPAIGN DOPESTERS
Election Forecasts Liable to Be Away
OFF in Light of Events

What will Kansas do in the com
ing election? What will New York,
and New Jersey and Ohio do?
Dopsters of both parties are max
ing the usual claims because it is a
part of the political game--they al
ways have done so.
But what of the millions of people
who will have part in making the
result. This is the question which
seems harder and harder of solu-
lions as one talks to persons of all
political faiths.
Just few days ago man who
says he has Away been a Democrat
was interviewed by a representative
of this paper. 81 have always voted
the ticket" said he, "and have never
yet voted for Republican for
president, but this year is where !
change. Pm going TO vote for
Harding"
Not two hours later we happened
to be talking TO a man who said that
he had always been Republican. 81
have always voted for the Republican
candidate for president, but Cox gets
my vote this year." he said. 81 am
for the League of Nations, and had
hoped the Republican party would
not come out against the League, but
since Harding has advocated it cant
support him."
The first man had son in France
the last was there himself. One is
against the League because he thinks
it will promote war; the other is for
it because he thinks it will prevent
war.
The Democrat is quitting his tick
ct for the very reason the Republ
can is voting it.
Now that this paper wants to know
is how in the sam hill anyone is going
to be able to make a decent forecast
when the people start thinking and
voting their sentiments.
Frankly de dom believer it can
be done, because every precedent is
liable to be upset
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-23

Power company has been able for
greater period to furnish all the
energy needed in the city. The
plant was established in 1907, but
the time has come for an increased
generating capacity to keep in posi-
ton to handle the new demands for
energy. The management is con-
templating the installation of two
3OO-horsepower boilers, 500-kilo-
wat steam turbine and increasing the
ice capacity of the plant from an 49,
ton to 43 tons per day.
With this increased capacity, the
local plant will be enabled to handle
all demands even though the city
should double its population during
the next five years.
There should be no great amount
of argument to induce people to pur-
chase one or more of these notes for
an investment. The people who have
few dollars to invest may do so
with the knowledge that the invest
ment is safe and at the same time
enjoy the thought that they are
Assisting to keep home institution in
line for the present as well as the
future work.
The local light plant was one Of
the first 24-hour service institutions.
in western Kansas and during rs
history has given better service than
the average, and that was done wi h
no increase in rates Notwithstanding
The higher cost Of fuel, ma eral and
labor. II is one of he essentials in
he upbuildng Of tae city end Il is
Important that It's usefulness be- ex-
tended from time to time. In the
quiet moments of your day think
about this proposition, do /, care
fully. Remember the service since
The wear 1907, and what light has
been given during Chat period Right
now is the time to show your appreci-
alton and at the same time have the
privileges of a god investment. And
again think it over.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-23
SMITH MASTER TRUCK
AGENT HERE WILL BE
AGENT FOR SAME

Victor Smith formerly of Pratt ar
rived in the city the last of the week.
He is agent for the Master Truck.
Mr.. Smith will make his home here.
He has his office at the Brooks Land
Co. Mr.. Smith looks to be a very en-
terprising young man and has an am
bition to do things and we are sure
that he will make a success of his
business in Liberal. and he receives
a welcome hand here.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-23
$4,000 In Gold Notes To Be Put On
the Market To Finance Additions
To the Plant
TO INSTALL A STEAM TURBINE
Growth of City Makes Many Addi-
tions Necessary. Investment is
Fully Guaranteed and Will Prove
Good Source of Income For In
vestors.

That the Liberal Light, Ice & Pow
err company may have the funds at
an early date to purchase additional
equipment to care for the pressing
demand of the municipality for more
energy for the waterworks and the
motors for the business institutions,
there has been made an arrangement
whereby the local company may be
able to offer to the public three year
eight per cent, Gold notes to the
amount of $6O,OOO.OO. The coupon
notes will be in denominations OF
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-23

Miss Vialo Freeman, formerly a
student of Liberal High school, was
in the city Saturday on business
Miss Freeman will teach the Balas-
tine school near Lorena.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-23

Mr. 3. II Martin of near Moscow
was in the city Saturday on business
Laymon Holland returned Tuesday
from business trip to var'ous poin 8
East
James Carterson of near King
man, Kansas was in the city Friday
and Saturday on business.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-23
CAN SEE THREE OIL DERRlcKs

As one drives from the north TO-
ward tire city, three oil derricks may
be seen stretching across the plains.
They look mighty good 90 and when
one stops TO think that by snr.n
there will be many more doGng be-
landscape
The hree are the Tnder No.
The Seward County OIL & Gas an.
the SEaer The Traders Mo- 2 will
be the next one uD.