davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-02-05
MAYBE THEY WILL
MAYBE THEY WON'T

While Offices IN the County and City
Building are sporting two ghosts and
queer noises. II remained for the oflce
OF the CITY Board OF Assessment TO
produce the Matrimonial Chair At
least that IS the title bestowed on the
chair by the ofilce employees.
Mrs. Lillian II ddenway, who prior
20 her marriage was Miss Lillian Ab-
bott. was employed as clerk in the
Office.
She was succeeded by Miss Mabel
King. and today that young woman
announced that she was 10 be married
shortly. As proof she displayed a
diamond ring.
The chair 10 be vacant again Is
being Stunned by the other women
clerks In the Office. however, especially
as II is Leap Year.
Evening journal., 1920-02-05
DON'T BURY FIRE
HYDRANTS UNDER SNOW

City flremen were incensed today
at the actions Of many Marke, street
storekeepers and others in the busi-
ness section OF the city who in clean
ing off their sidewalks piled the snow
on the fire hydrants. As a result few
OF the fire hydrants in the center OF
the city were visible at noon today.
being buried under banks of snow.
Officials OF The Water Department when
spoken to ebout the matter said they
were powerless TO remove the snow
from the hydranis, as the entire work
ing force Of the department was en-
gagged on frozen pines.
Evening journal., 1920-02-05
ANOTHER KEEL LAID
AT P. & ]. YARD

The keel for a 2,75O ton freighter
was laid this week at Pusey and Jones'
shipyard. It is PCS feet over all, and
being built for the Eastern Steamship
Company. When completed il will be
placed on the line running between
New York and Boston. Under the con-
tract It is TO be completed In June.
Some time during the next week No.
"A standardized freighter will be launch
ed by the Pusey and Jones Company
This is the last ship OF the contract
of the United States Shipping Board.
Evening journal., 1920-02-05
Great Britain to Continue Demand for Erhudon of Var Guilty
ASKEW AINERICANCI7ZZE1V
IN MEXICO KIDNAPPED

elsn Office an urgent request" that i'm
mediate steps be taken to effect the
release OF Askew unharmed, the State
Department announced.
The abduction OF Askew was reported
yesterday by the Mexico City news
papers and has bean confirmed by a
telegram received at the British lega-
tion at Mexico City from Gomez Pa
lacio. a town near Ladero.
The State Department was advised Of
the abduction by James Brown Potter
Evening journal., 1920-02-05

WASHINGTON. Feb. s UNITED Press).
Joseph e. Askew. an American eiti-
zen, was kidnapped by Mexican bandits
during an attack on the night OF Feb
ruary 2 on the plantation OF the Tia
hualilo Company at Lordo. State Of
Durango. the State Department an
nounced today Askew was an employe
Of the company.
The American embassy at Mexico
City has presented TO the Mexican for
Evening journal., 1920-02-05
BAKE AT Mt SALEM

Members OF the Alpha Bible Class OF
Mt. Sahem NJ. z. Chunch viii hold a
bake in the social room OF the church
tomorrow afternoon. Bread, pies and
cakes Will be on sale as well as ice
cream and fancy articles. Home made
vegetable soup will also be sold.
Evening journal., 1920-02-05
DELAWARE FIREL0SS
$994,S26 in 1918

Safeguarding America Against Fire. "
a publication issued by the National
Board Of Fire Underwriters, states that
the total loss by flre in Delaware in
1917 was s5i0,i4s. In 1918 the loss was
s99i, ,S26.
Evening journal., 1920-02-05
ROY SCOUTS DEMONSTRATION.

The Boy Scouts OF Wilmington Will
have a rally and demonstration on
Wednesday evening next. Colin II.
Livingston national president OF the
Boy Scouts OF America. will be q guest
a Of Wilmington scopts on that date. and
supported by 70 picked scouts, will
give demonstration Of their activi-
Ties
Evening journal., 1920-02-05

who is president Of the company rep
resented by Askew.
NEW YORK, Feb. united Press
Joseph E. Askew, manager Of the San
Fernando plantation Of the Tlahualllo
Cotton Company OF Lerdo. Durango,
Mexico, was abducted on the night OF
February 2, according to information
received here by the National Associa-
tion for protection Of American rights
in Mexico. No details were given.
Evening journal., 1920-02-05
$500 CASH PRIZE

and 100 silver medals TO school children
for the best essays to be written for
Lincoln's birthday. See New York
American for full detalls.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-02-05
SUN AND TIDE.
Mouth Of Christiana.
LOST AND FOUND.

7 osT-DEPoSIT BOOK on THE Sc
IL curity Trust Savings Bank, No. 1856. in
the name Of Robert NJ. Buck. Application
has been made for a new book. feb5-3t.
CONTINUED on Page Eighteen)
Evening journal., 1920-02-05

The safe, Sensible Drink, CLOVER
DAIRY QUALITY MILK.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-02-05
ToDay,s TEMpERATIiRE.

At The Evening Journal ONCE.
500 A. Mo 1900 p. NJ. 80
1000 A. M.....32 100 p. M....,3 81
Evening journal., 1920-02-05

Certified Milk for Infants-Clover
Dairy Co.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-02-05
WEATHER

Snow this afternoon and to-
night; Friday, partly cloudy
and slightly warmer; fresh
northeast winds becoming
northwest.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
SLllY IKE FOR
Office
HOLDERS URGED
State Examiner Says They
Are All Quitting,

HIGHER shlatles for county officials
and requisites for office holdlns other
than n hearty hsndshass viii ho
slvocatod by Fred Parkinson. state cS-
smlner and Inspector. when the regular
ssspion Of the legislature convenes. he
announced Monday
An epidemic Of reslEnatlons among
county CLERKS and irtasurefs has
broken out In the past month. Phrbln.
son said Two were On hts desk Npn-
day. Alfred ! Wells clerk ~ Cana
dinn county. md " X. Hnllentlne jr.
clerk of Cherokee county, are now re-
slsning TO accept higher rrld positions
In the past month fifteen such oificinls
have resigned
Parkinson estimates that the average
sslary paid county clerks md tfeasur-
err I. N3j per month. lie SAYS the
smount 4. plilfuliy smnll for tho "'-
Slcsrs which have the most important
jobs In the county
In addition Parkinson wlll ask the
legislature 10 prescribe qualifications
which candidates must possess before
they may 'aso office Hs clerk or
treasurer ile cites examples ~ per.
cons elected 10 these Offices Who have
cb,alncd ,hcm solely on tho ground
Of their political prestige or because
they have been afflicted ny nature In
some WAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
"NOTnING Better
As 4 LAXATIVE"
Ashsvills Lady Fnds Black.
Drausht An Effective Rem.
sdy h Her Family for
Common Ailmsats Of
Tie Digsstivs Orsaas.

AsBrvILiE. n c.--Mr>. A. x. Jar.
viz. ~ Woodrow avcsue. this city. nv,'
Il have ased and heard 81 Thed,crd' .
BlacS- prausht Tor ytsrs. ind ! GER
tain,y have found II splendld for he'd.
ache. soor stomach. indiyvs,,oo md
other His tha, come from a dcranssA
liver.
my husband and keep plach.
Dfaurht In the house and ,hinl II is
splendid 10 keep o;f sIchnea. ! have
used !, In email doses ~ q lsaA,ive.
and there IL nothing better.
"Prack p$augh' IN q mile liver metii
cine any child can take ~.
hnve found u splendid with them fcs
coids.'
Thca'ord's p,sck .Draurht has benz.
1ttd thousands In relieving liver all
menis, II hs.p~ 10 drive bile palson'
sHd other unhssl,hfu, matters sut q
the system,
Black. .Drsrxht u 4 standby IN
thousands OF family nRdlelne Ghosts
u should 10 In yours. lu use shoSld
help 70 hssp the vhols family veli
Pos~pt tssatmsat 10 eftea haif ths
battle asainst many ailments.
Get sosse fFsm yeur drNsesss tsAAy.
iAlNl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
MORE Speed ON
INCOME RETURNS
NAN, R0LEN SAYS
Fifteen Days Before Penalty
Period Is Due.

"The public Is slow IN f.l'nr income
Tax returns, despite tho fact blank,
Yer mailed out ot this ofrce uIrty
Days sooner thls year than last year"
saii Huhcri L., Iiolrn. collector Of In
teinal tevenuo Monday. '"Nnly fl'tr, n
days are lei, In wt,ch 10 file report ,
snd hot b. rated delinquent" Bol"n
said
This constant urging Of those WHO
shouid no returns should no, be heccs
sa'y. MANY persons are going TO ttel
disappointed when they arc listed a.
d-'rguents despite tho fact they mlii
In returns about five days prior 20 the
delinquency htc Rat. II more spccd IN
mt had wthln TIE next few DAYS. our
fomr viii he 20 svamred at the last
msm', that II win he utterly Impossible g
for them 10 take care OF tho last mlnut'
returns"
Bolen said there are approximately Is
percent more persona who will pny ~
come taxes 'lls yesr than there wcrr
hst year Another noticeable fact Il
TIE, those who paid taSes las, year win
pay virtually the same tas this year de-
Nsts the decrease In rates. This mys
po'en. shows that more profits wer,
made In 1918 than In 1918
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

which 10 an spirit sMd formlsss- the
realm Of sp4rits Of AGht, This psocsss
often resuires q Thousand or twc Year,
sometimes lsss. rhs absolutely mate
rial man comes lack quickly ~ q
study In school hoavs Thess avo Just
tho 4 H. c. primary saets OF stu.
pcndous PHILOSOPHY known 20 thou
sands NJ hrlrllsn, men and women
Living with such q mAn ~ Robert
thirty two years. and knowing hs facts
~ his psychic powers made II s1sy
for me 10 andsrrard hos he Know
ers" acquired ,hrlr wonderful knowl-
edge Meeting such men as Sinns,; and
Stead In Lnndon. and Mrs, Tes,nt and
Mr.. Warrington. tho heads of no Theo.
sophlcal society, and reading 'hs t0rhs
u snch great men as Lodge. Lorbroso
and other wcll-known uci-niis1 ! am
quite satisfied to 30 In the path |
have tfod for 'hlriy years could
not he diverted from a ~ argument.
u those who know n'tNing II these
subjects. people or looks.
Meantime | have dear friends smnnS
INF thttNNH ' tN'ftlN r. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Jews. ard nll orthodox creed. We
get along beautifully together, even
when they Try 20 lead me into their
particular path ! feel tondcrly toward
them. The one thing | cannot stand.
IL the blatant atheist. who. without one
kind reason, tties 10 convince the brok q.
en.hearted mother that shs win ns,ct
sec her child again. THIS seems 10 me
n devil's act. worthy OF rurra'ory.
sometimes silent, but the atheist. never
viii send you shortly a snapshot
Of myself on my horr~. taken hy Harry.
Faster lay was difficult one for NE
60 get through. II was ull II mem
ofi.. Of wonderful Easicrs with i,ob-
crt. In every part OF the earth. ! felt
| could not syrnd II In nny ordinary
way So Just the right thing Was sent
10 me The dear Robert Nnl'ons. who
took me. bruised and bleeding, into
their home last June. took me at half
past four. Easter morning In their
motor car. up TO the top ot Mount
Hollywood. lto a musical service
No. | do not think that because
'Flcas have oo,hcr ncss to bite EN-
And ~ on. ad iniinitum'
that W. should go on breeding animals
for slaughter. and fowls for the hor-
fibe atrocities Of transIsftation, cspe.
cially as ts.re 10 plenty Of food In tho
world without doing these thlngs. and
foods which would do away with halt
tn. diseases OF mortnls. we're meat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
MEAT INJURIOUS
TO THE KIDNEYS
Take . tsblsspoonful Of Salts
II Back hurts o. Bladder
bolhcrs..

We sr, Ntioa ~ meat satrs and
our Hood 10 hned with uric acid. SAYS
weli.kno-n nuthority. who warns ~
to be cons'anty on guard against Nd
ney irouh.
The tiire,s ~ their utmost 10 'rse
the blood II ihls irritating ncid. but
become se-k nom the oyerwnrk ihty
get sluggish u. ,li'rina,lye ,y.usi
clog and thus The wa,,s IL retained
In the blood TO 10 son the eniirs syr q.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
llullywood. California,
Friday. April u. 1917,

Err Nai,us:
nr-r.t, the bad combination above. !
went To the dentist and had two teeth
out and twd put In The new process
of tooth pulling Is absolutely painless.
never felt anything hut dun jerk.
Always before ! have taken gas
once. In GERMANY. used cocaine. and
was nearly killed by pain and shock,
This however IL n German prspara.
'tion us~d 10 dull the tooth. and all Ito
nerves and the gums. and II Is wonder.
ful. am 10 have about tioo worth
NJ work done on my mouth before !
leave for tho East; people come 10 this
specisi den'ist from oil over the land.
lie 10 a. the top of his profession
EtheTa beautiful teeth. which Rohert
paid 10 have regulated and cared TOR.
nm also having hHed up M they have
been neSl~cied white she was on the
ranch, n only I could have had nv
teeth cared for as child, what pain
and expense would have been saved,
Your psychic" arguments. Marcus.
are very crude. I, Ia no, worth my
lime 70 answer them. This preface
from gren, mans book t"Aft~r Death
What" by Cesnre Lowbro~ol 10 ot
more Interest. and mod convincing.
4hn r~nns of argument from those
Who never Investigated and consr-
quently have Only second hand knowl-
.dse on the subject. Please 40 not
class New Thought and Th-ceophy''
as On" thing They are quite separate
No phiiosoph'es
New Though, deals mainly with con-
trolling msterial conditions. health.
wealth. powtr And Whatever else We
want on earth. Thcosophy deals with
character building. and an undrrs'snd-
ing ~ cause and effcc,--r~membranc.
of past lives. and preparation for IA.
'ure ones u Ia always progressive.
Animals IN time become humans hu
mans never return 10 animal form
The ignorance Of people on this sub
iect n amnting
nm quito well acquainted with my
hst incnrnhtion. and have data on four
previous ones, when Robert and I were
lovers We missed each other Tie last
time. hut knew each oher lns'tn'ly
when VIZ met in.'his There Ia only one
rh,sical body ~ each incarnation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
now DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
AND The FIJI
First Step in Treatment l. I
Brisk Pursativo With Gale
tabs, the Purified and Re.
fined CAlomel Tablsts
that are Nausea
less. Safe and
Sure.

boc'os h,v. found by sIpeslsDc
That no medicine tor rDits nl,i irsi,,
,n'a can ~ depended ulsa lot ivll sf|
fcotlVcntsr unt.l the nVot 10 msde lhor'
oIEhly hctivs. That IL uhy the fud 6
htrp IN tho treatment IL the new. nsuI
1aleSs csluH"l tasit called calntsbsl
and which nrs free from the slch~ainl
mud weakening effects OF The old siyil
alomri DW tors slso point out mi
fatl tha' an active liysf nlsy Eo loaI
way ,oNsrds pre,suiiuR influences snJ
10 one ~ the mcst impnttah, fsctvri
~ enabling the patient 10 successfully
withstand an attack AID nafd o!l pbsu(
monia.
One cAlo,ss on tho 'onsi. ~ bel
ilms. with . svs'lov Of wafer that /
NIL, No sn'is. no nausea nor the sltgbv
rN interference WITH your sotla0
pleasure or work Nest morning ye11
Cold has VANISHED, ,osr liver 10 acitSV
som system n purified. snd vss esl
fe.lins fine With . hsasty sppetto|
for br-akftst Druggists ell calptab|
only In oVtgin-i sealed p,cksses, psicl
thirty five ernts icur mnpsy xll N
th-erfui,y refunded " you % nos itsi
- ~ aelDshtf,ii. tAlv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
ollP, INFLUENZA
olsmila's Wlsst1 on . Rsl,sbis.
Aahssptis pesvsWtive

Daring inhuenys epidemies sprsl
the aoss and throat several times Z
day with one part Wizard Oh ane
two psrD wster. using an stsn,,ierl
II yov haven't sn stomisef. gsrslt
the throat sNd snua the mixture ID
the nose. This treatment sets up ID
sn,Isspsi, vail OF defense ssainsl
FIN" gsrmA
Chest colds and sore throat lead
70 grip, Stop them st once with
Wizard Oil before they can develop
iato dangerous influenza
Get II from drusgists for zoe. n
not satisfied. return the bottle sad
oet your money back
, Ever eonstipatsd OF have sick head
aehel Just Try Wizard Liver Whips
pleasant ,i'tls pink pills. DOC ~ druGi
g'ssa Guaranteed !!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
DEATHS 0vInvmsER
BIRTHS m MONTH


Number Of deaths during rsbrusty
In Oklahoma CITY VAS greater than
the number ~ hitihs This Ia unusual
The total Of dca,hs. according TO the
report made Monday BY i.eo Menten.
secretary cf the city hoa!th depart.
neni, vas rs While the births ,oRled
only ils
Influenza cau,ed tho most drAth
". while pneumonia came second With
70 -Four died from accidents. u
taherculois two from typhoid. one
homlcidal and - from other causes
sih'y white males. 6; white fe-
mai'A, l, negro males and IL nosro fc-
males we're listed Ia the death report
az the ile births 81 we're white
males. 10 white females. Two negro
males and four nero females.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

C6npGon1 anl w. Ivvr Pls c.
ugd Lydia & finkham's oa1o4
WAGA snd npw ! Cn ~ eon -
kestiy aad Wsfk. I Gw ~
ta1akS ipe ~ great nsdi( -
nay rcS'6A ~ lsessr and ] "a
Everyone what your Hse1lc@ee y
~" Mfr. rkAkl. nnl. AlAJ1dnDt
bro g.. Knoxville, Teanea11a .Sk
Hundrsds Of Sudh lstt0: e1reu
isg GRaNtuts Tor thc god Lg1A
HhkAAn's vseetal,1s Coanpc1n1
eSoapliGhed asv oeageentlY bein1 ! =,
0lvsd proving he rchshtnty og O.
frand old remedy.
II IN ssS n % ~ eFag alsQo G
Seatinuo = Gplssr Asy n spl ~
tut q oneu laka Lydia 3. fInk80
Vegetable Compound, q yUun1
VpW.Av II Womsn'n IrA N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

J. II. iIoTT assistant manager
Chamber Of Commerce No, I, would
mcr.l bo an unnecessary expense 10
the .,lir. Tho women already have
suffrage here as Il IT,
VI. 7. WAHLGEF,N. weather depart
ment II the legislature had the power
10 enact prohibition In this state With
out q referendum. why should II h~
ne ,sstfy TO submit the suffrage dues.
tion. already ratified by the legislature.
20 n referendum am for sutffsse ss
! WAS for prohibition. but I believe n
referendum would be unnecessary sH-
rensc,
JOHN 7. GRAHAM. assistant post
master legislature has ratified II.
Let II stand a. 1t IL.
MISS KATE sPECHr, stencxraphsr--
Let the reople vote - II. and settle
Me cueGiion beyond oooet,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

CLAUDE WEAVER. postmaster NJ
Frreling IL hight 1t II against dsmo
cratic principles 10 force anything upon
one state because number Of others
favor u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

minister v v'nianl ~ eeptseahsp 1
lsN. Ws bryan his csv.tr In fsreisl
offise In INA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01

one astral. one mental. through which
IN. spirit works INTO to nrxt piar-,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-01
Lost Robert in Incarnation
Before This One, But We Were
Lovers in Four Other Live"
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Ella Wheeler WUcOr
1883 Wilton Place.

copyrsh. io.o Kins Feature, syul.,,,
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CONTINUED Tomorrow 4,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-04-29
"Giddap!"

The Stars and Stripes prophesies
that long after the last Of the Ameri-
can forces have left France echoes of
Yankee vernacular will linger among
the French peasantry, and to bear out
its prophecy it tells the following story
of good woman at Vouvray, sub
urb of Tours, who bought at sale,
conducted by our remount service, a
horse with which on the whole she was
we'll pleased. When, however, she had
It only a short time private from the
Tours barracks came upon the wor-
ried old lady, circling horse and cart
in a vain effort to get the beast to
start.
"How goes It. madame?" he inquired
"Ah, monsieur, he is a bon cheval,
but he understands not the French.
How is it you say 'allez! monsieur"
"voila, madame" he replied, and
took the reins and with a single gid
dap!" urged the horse into action.
"Ah, merci, monsieur, merciF' ex-
claimed the amazed and delighted
woman.
If ten years from now she remem-
bers no more than "giddap well,
that's something.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-04-29

airy, Machine Shed, Garage, etc. Very
fertile valley loan. In first class con-
dition.
No. s. 1872 Acres Price S22,SO0
This place is seven miles west of
River Falls on the Kinnickinnic Riv-
err. Excellent valley loan; 80 acres
under cultivation; balance timber and
pasture. Buildings good-eight-room
house, basement barn-room for five
horses, twenty cows and young stock;
good silo, machine sheds and other
buildings. Terms about II cash. In
vestigate this.
No. 2 80 Acres Price $500
All under cultivation and level.
Buildings poor. Two miles south Of
Hammond on Rush River. Reason
able terms. A good buy for one who
will improve the buildings.
No. ZUU Acres 1Tice SoV,eVV
In the Town of Rush River; nearly
all of the farm under pillow and level
land-almost no waste land. Com
plete set of buildings, including large
dairy barn. Soil a rich rolling loan.
A fine farm.
No. Is $50 Acres Price $4,000
One and one-half mile south of
Hammond on patrolled road. A level
farm-130 acres under pillow; Is
acres good timber. Good buildings.
Easy terms. See this.
No. II 100 Acres Price sl2,50O
Good dairy farm with fine large
modern dairy barn; two good silos
and very complete set of buildings.
About 60 acres under cultivation,
some hill and some valley land. This
is a cheap place-the buildings are
worth two-thirds of the price of the
farm. Reasonable terms.
y . .
No. IA 121-3 Acres Price $500
Adjoins City of River Falls, one-haf
mile from State Normal school. The
land is level; 1-3 acres under pillow
and in high state of fertility; good
stream and springs; excellent pas
ture; fair house and barn.
y q y
No. I6 100 Acres Price $4,000
An undeveloped farm in Minnesota.
Log buildings; Twenty acres broke.
Five miles from railroad. Good soil.
No. IL 100 Acres Price S16,500
Only one mile from River Falls
with it's State Normal School, Agri-
cultural College; excellent markets
and all city advantages. On the best
state patrolled road in the County.
All level valley loan; Eighty acres
under cultivation; complete set of new
modern buildings. This is the farm
for one who wants something espec-
ially good with all advantages. Any
reasonable terms will be accepted.
No. 6 so Acres Price $500
This farm is three miles east of the
City of River Falls, one-half mile off
patrolled road. Sixty acres plowed,
balance pasture. Good black clay
loan soil. Buildings; good frame, g.
room house. Good barn, room for
5 horses, ten COWS; good granery. One
half mile from school. Three miles
from creamery and cheese factory on
cream route. This can be handled
with small cash payment.
- xTi<&i 8 . 4
= JAY II. GRIMM & C. N. wIGER
River Falls Wis
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-04-29
Secretary Baker a "Bartender."

az might have a chance to get Job
after March 4, 1921" said Secretary of
War Baker the other day, "if it had
not been for the prohibition business.
"Once when l was mayor of Cleve-
land 1 had hand in settling a labor
row. When it was all over one of the
men asked me If / carried a union
card. I replied that l did not, but
would be very glad TO have the chance
to do so. In the next days mail l got
a card emitting me to life member
shin in the bartenders' union.
81 carry the card to this day, but
now / am afraid it will not do me
much good."-New York Sun.