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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-24
MANHATTAN


Amsterdam Ave.
l6s Geo. Clemenas
2o6 Automotive Equip. Co.
326 J. H. Simpson
asQ Goo. Smith
AIS o. Goldberger
500 J. +. Nleet. Co.
400 l.. (ionsky
81 Frank HOFFMAN
$40 Colonial Elec. supply Co.
SCI Nathan Saphicr
s4a l.. Hoffman
k6S Sacks & Blum
MA l.. r, Shulman
llol Chas, Friedgcn
llt6 NJ. Tun,an
1879 Dirsnn g Co.. Inc.
1850 Chas irrcidgen
1710 T. j. Gilmartin
2lS3 Popkin Gas Fixt. Co.
Broadway
e3o American Sport Shop.
Inc.
2t2 w. s. w. ITlaun
81 w. r. Ostrnnder & Co.
4l4 w a. Shinell s. Co.
bs3 Eclipse Light Co.
SAP Roger Poet.
I2la Sol Iudlln
j3ss Arrow EIcc. Co.
14l6 Elec, Serv. Engineer
ing Co.
1892 Economical Tire & Sup.
TO.
1903 Subway Central Store
IknS Ryan & Hughes. Inc
1T3c Economical Tire & Sup.
1926 Regal Drug Co.
1912 Crane & Downing
1897 Novelty Shop
1885 King Tire Co.
io93 Tellsin Tire Co.
2osl II. Halrer
2I00 Oscar c. Kreumord
el4o Chas. u. Montagrir
2l+6 IT. II. Greenburgcr
ol57 II. Saictan
cl5s Muir Tire Co.
o247 Calvin Sport shop
1856 p. j. Malcany
22ol Rosenburg Eros.
o3Oh Lussy Bros.
23l6 II. Shapiro
1897 Am. Elec. Tracing Co.
234a Chas. d. Montagrir
oi15 r. G. Hclner
242o NJ. Tcidman
94SO y. !. Slough
o4o0-J. f Delannnt Elec.
Sales Corp.
.sc5 r. Friedman
o717 Riverside Perfume shop
27S7 Broadway Flee. Shop
2S7b I. Gaynor
2s7s J.. Simons & Sons
PORT r. Schiller
SAB 4. Lachman
3Ta6 Wallach & Harrison
$3.50 Samuel & Rose
1ls9 c. y. Grcenbaun & Co.
420l j. & A. Cohen
A24S j. II. Winter
SGD st. Glmbcl Bros.
West Burnside Ave.
II r. y. Electric Co.
Canal St.
4S3 w. T. Trantcr
Chambers St.
50 Standard Auto Supply
Co.
06 Kirtlance Bros.
Christopher ST.
81 Atlas Flee. supply Co.
Church St.
30 r. A. Delaney
40 Fred Craft
so John Circle
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James Wilson No Better

TRAER, Iowa, Aug. 23-The condi-
ton of James Wilson, former Secretary
Of Agriculture, who is critically i'll at
his home here, showed no Improvement
to-day, his physicians said. Mr. Wilson
is Unconscious part Of the time.
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ST. Nicholas Ave.
isl Milier's Econ. Tire Ssrv.
Co.
800 J. Gray
o02 MAILER Dlsct. Co.
Il2i Arrow ELECT. Co.
Ie91 N. Schultz
I323 A. Chapoff
1888 lie More supply store
1899 Manhattan Lamp serv-
Ice. Inc.
Southern Blvd.
ssN Lagoon & Roth
1897 A. pessner
l$S2 Morris j. Rotker
l9al A. Herman
Stanton Street
Ia Schact Dlcct. Co,
fremont Avenue
as Mutual Gas g. Eleo
Fixt. Co.
4S2 Sturman Brock
b15 JI-Nor par~il Gas h
Si'C. TtAt.
SOC E-Chas. Hammerschleg
Trinity Place
~ II. Elkon Elcct. Co.
Warren Street
G Continental Radio &
Eiec. Corp.
Washington Avenue
a22 Indian Sales Co.
1867 CORTLAND Tire Rep.
1868 Bronx Magnetic Rep.
Shop
Webster Avenue
1868 Long Wear Tire
222H Grand Garage
uosuuor = uosuuor cseg
Westchester Avenue
70 H. Greenbtrg
SAT Arrow Elect. Co.
1910 NJ. Ashowbrand
1909 {. r.. Lawrence
West End Avenue
IFS c. Grassi
Whitehall Street
90 whitehall Novelty Shop
A r.. w. Zundel Co.
William Street
81 NJ. o. Cullen
Willis Avenue
sos Jacob J. Matthias
Avenue A
400 Central Elcc. Co.
First Avenue
1872 Finkelstein Bros.
800 w. Keller
1851 Faro & Fucd
1919 Jos. Hoffer
1856 |. Marks
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JAMAICA, L. /.
Fulton Street
2e4 f. w. Collision
2S7 William A. Dangert
306 Blackman & Peck
AZ s. Hurtvin
b. Gertz
Hillside Avenue
$40 William Mindlin
So. Washington Street
IS Sam. Mirsky
LYNBROOK, IL.
Lynbrook Auto Supply House
LONG ISLAND CITY
Broadway
4o5 George J. BarbeYvich
4o5 Lightenstein Bros.
jackson Avenue
% II. Il. X. Elec. Co.
20b Thomas +. McGee
al y. Barker
ssa Supreme Elec. Equip.
365 S. Is. Hamburger
Harris Avenue
255 Select Prod. Sales Corp.
Steinway Avenue
32s c. Marblestein
4e4 j. Rathans
406 +. Sachse & Sons
OYSTER BAY, l.. !.
Coombs & oliver
Ebert Happen
Port Washington. L. l.
Baylcs Pharmacy t
G. II. Cocks. Jr.
Main Street
SO Hans Nelson
1870 B. II. Berning
RICHMOND HILL
Jamaica Avenue
2sl6 Roemele Bros.
2906 l. Simon
KOSLYN, l.. /.
Main Street
c. w. Pearsall
ROSLYN HEIGHTS
NJ. Adelstein
SAYVILLE, l.. l.
Ira Berbe
A. J. Reylek
Main Street
Sayville Cycle e. Auto Sup
ply Co.
WOODHAVEN, L. l.
Jamaica Ave.
$500 Oscar Sperl
1905 Emil Hartman
MAMARONECK
East Boston Post Road
81 Joseph J. Holzer
Mamaroneck Ave.
SO Frederick V. Koch
10 z. J. Emelin
MOUNT VERNON
South 4th Ave.
% V. Davis
81 l.. 8. Barish
so X. J. Lieberman
106 Globe Motor Supply
East 3rd St.
"a DeRenhardt RrOs
NEW ROCHELLE
North Avenue
s Komat Electric Supply
Co.
8 Stewart Auto Feed Co.
10 r. Goldman
Division St.
90 e. S. Byrne
81 p. r. Banquet
Main St.
$50 George Ferguson Co.
EOS NJ. Goldman
OSSININC
Beecroft Bros.
z. e. Bourque
Main St.
1l3 J. II. Griffin DRUG Co.
PEEKSKILL
Main St.
ss7 Bensky Bros.
9s8 Lane & Snowden
South ST.
s13 Harley Davidson Agency
s1+ Griffin Drug Co.
GIT Dansky g. Bush
North Division St.
II Gregory Pharmacy
PLEASANTVILLE
Wheeler Ave.
81 Foshay's Bike Cargo
w. H. Marshall Co.
J. Sykora
PORT CHESTER
Fred H. Ponty
Ericsson Eddy Co.
Grace Church St.
l Byram Sales Co. Inc.
South Main Street
IS ID. Latelia Bros.
PORT JERVIS
Front Street
IS Rutan Auto Co.
Kadel Bros.
81 A. J. Brown
=,
W RKS I
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Main Street
e2s A. F. Borig
$50 The Sport Shop
Prospect & Howe A..
"imples Tire Exchange
Bloomfield Ave. & Pro-.
pect Street
Independent Elec. Const "a
Enoler Auto Sup. Co. Inc.
Monroe Street
233 s. Macdor
233 s. Waddoer
Slo II. Simon
Second Street
1o4 b. steinberg
PERTH AMBoY, N. J.
Smith Street
Y Holbourne & Ritter
l4s J. Smerling
1873 Fishkin Bros.
ls6 Guth Electric Co.
PLAINFIELD, N. J.
West Front Street
ISL Allen d. LANG
222 II. V Gayle How're. ca.
East Front Street
119 a. ". Griffin
1855 Paul r Collier
Watching Avenue
3i6 y. Robinson
44o a. y. Soaring. Jr.
North Avenue
11o George l.. Simon
Front Street
1s4 E-standard Hwre. Co.
2l0 Zechendorf
Somerset and Craig PL
l.. 4 Weiss
Somerset Street
80 Reynolds & Foster
Park at Second
VIM. y. Walsh
PRINCETON, N. J.
Nassau Street
"a II. y. Hinhson
l22 Brown Electric Shop
l. l.. Zopf
+. w. Luttmsn
RAILWAY, N. J.
Cherry Street
Is KRISTEN Phar.
Irving Street
1913 Geo. Il. Hoffman
Main Street
lis Henry Lii,
RED BANK, N. J.
East Front Street
20 Empire Garage
Broad Street
ca c. ii. Ennis
West Front Street
IS II. Rosen
Broad and Monmouth
Streets
F. H. Van Dorm
SOMMERVlLLE, N. J.
West Main Street
b2 5. Gardner
80 Gernet Brothers
132 Gerrebar Auto Cycle Co.
SOUTH AMBOY, N. J.
North Broadway
1870 Dolan Bros.
SPRING LAKE, N. J.
Third Avenue
1910 II. r. Todd
WESTFlELD, N. J.
Broad Street
1ls Y. Z. Baker
1873 f $. L. Popick
14l II. r. Miller Sons
200 c. F Wittke
2ol Frutchey Phar.
Prospect Street
20 II f. Hohenstein
Broad and Prospect Sts.
Casey's Pharmacy
Quimby Street
1877 W. J. Martin. Jr.
WEST HOBOKEN. NJ
Spring Street
$50 The Brady Elec. Co.
Hudson Boulevard
1896 II. s; :. Automobile CO.
Summit Avenue
264 s. l.. Thurlow
WEST NEW YORK,
N. J.
Bergenline Avenue
67a %. II. Roth
sos George F. Rover
ZOO J. Ellis
DANBURY, CONN.
Danbury Hdwe. Co.
White Street
. II. y. Bristol
IS Mason e. Grimes
40 H. ;. Heyman
81 Alfred H. Higson
Main Street
as Max Paul.
100 Ideal Pharmacy
24l Cuffs Stationery sto''
$50 Mr.. Lewis +. Isins
GREENWICH. CONN.
Greenwich Avenue
81 D. X. Allen
123 II. e. Raymond
Greenwich Hdwe. Co.
w. E. Finch
NEW CANAAN, CONN.,
A. j. De Forest
1913 Main 81.
J. 3. Wonady
Box l.
NORWALK, CONN.
South Main Street
so clifford Pharmacy
Wall Street. :.
a The Benedict News "
SO F. N. Cullen
STAMFORD, conn.
Main Street
1877 The Downes sri,n "a
as Gillroy Conn. EQUIP ca
SAC Stewart Auto SupS'
Atlantic Street
sl3 A. l.. Ernbre s.n Co
sss National Auto sup Inc
<3s Fairbanks Elec- -"
Balmer & Ferris ,y
so. NoRWALK. CONN
Main Street
J. Donnethy
Railroad Avenue
Q Aaron kohn
- Leary & Co.
E. Washington Sire"
200 NJ. +. Dunn
Water Street
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Van Brunt Street

Van Brunt Street
374 Chas. Staderman
403 Thos. Grogans Sons
Washington Avenue
100 lie Vine Elec. Equip. Co.
Wilson Avenue
$50 .. Sicgcl
Woodward Avenue
676 Joseph Fritz
WyckoH Avenue
$50 C. A. REM.
New York State
BEACON
Main Street
1853 ]. MacTarlane
$50 Irving d. Stafford
BAT Z. j. Challen
CANAJOHARIE
Rouse &; Co.
Bennett & Ellington
DOBBS FERRY
Main Street
rs Morris Jonas
- 3 - Israel Bros.
EAST HAMPTON
J. F. HaIsey
Samuel Jore
F. A. Libert
James Marley
MT. KISCO
VIM. S. Carpenter
ASTORIA, L. /.
Steinway Avenue
277 l.. I. Toy & Sporting
Goods Co
SEQ l.. J. Jacoby
Jackson Avenue
1888 Supreme Elec. Equip Co.
BAY SHORE, L. l.
Main street s. Ocean Ave.
II. II. Brewster & Co.
J. A. Ulmschnieder
Main Street
Harry j. Wicks
COLLEGE POINT, IL.
Second Avenue
1853 Leo Rehfleld
Thirteenth Street
306 William +. Smith
ELMHURsT, L. I.
Broadway
SO John Gehles
40 Slmonson e. Sexton
Broadway
s Bartell G. Bovine
Corona Avenue
SIS Elmhurst SPIT. Goods
Store
Phil Becker and NEEDING
Place
Kingsland Avenue
81 Mullers Garage. Inc.
Queens Boulevard
Thoroughfare Garage
Co.
FARMINCDALE, l.. l.
J. Deferrari
+. W. Often
FAR ROCKAWAY, LII.
Dunlap Sporting Goods
Co.
Central Avenue
2s5 Far Rockaway Station
& Sptg. Goods Co.
Adam Gieb
1902 Lowe Bros.
Mott Avenue
II. NJ. Kanter
FLUSHING, l.. |.
Main Street
90 Marks & Kahn
l03 J. Hepburn
The L. l. News Co. cor.
Washington st.
80 N. Rose
Broadway
7o NJ. Newman
GLEN COVE, l.. +.
Glen Street
NJ. Steisel
GREAT NECK
Great Neck Gar. & Rep. Co.
Knickerbocker Pharmacy
I. Schwartz
GREENPOINT
8. ;. Preston & Co.
Vital Sales co.
Hampstead, L. l.
s. Agnew, 81 Main Street
William A. Bangert, Fulton
Street
Charles A. Hartnett. So Main
Street
Lush Pharmacy
N vER AID!
National Carbon Company.
Grey
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48th Street
2i7 w. NJ. Myers
49th Street
1875 ". G 4 G Trio l. Sup
ply Co.
Sad Street
aol W. Rialto Elect. Shop.
1Sth Street
1885 e. Lexington Auto Ace.
B'way & Seth Street
John Lurie
Seth Street
10 p. x. n. schullstrom
no ID. j. l.. Goodrich
?l6 y. Sol Lazarus
22i Il, Amer. Light Fixt.
ootn street
James Gear. 6sth st. and Sd
c16 w. Philip Jurk
10th Street
1856 p. Pinehurst Garage
18th Straot
$50 E. Kral Bros.
83rd Street
$50 W. Breton Hal! Garage
86th St. x Lax. Ave.
Frager's Drug Store
seth Street
Z. Il. Walter ], Birkei
S9th Street
.37 w. S. Davis
10th St. 4 9Th Ave.
stratton Equip Co.
116th Street
ITO e. II. Il. Krische
1873 w. T.. Simpson
244 w. Schnabcl Bro.
125th Street
- ". Alpheus Coe
lo7 q. Central Curiosity
Shop
s75 w. II. Bayer
1z7th Street
COZ W. J. NJ. Cunneen
l38th Street
3se f. d. Rosenbaum
o79 e. Geo. w. Shirmer
145th Street
1858 w. ]. Hirsch
149th Street
AS e. A. Desener
1854 Street
1882 z. NJ. rinkelsteIn
l69th Street
baS Il. b. II. Weiss
l7eth Street
6ol w. Signal Elec. System
18oth Street
7os e. Sigartz & Kardo,
goth Street
es% W. S. II. DrellIch
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Atlantic Avenue
50 p. p. Rupp
Bedford Avenue
Sss w. w. Drummer
i w, hudson Auto Supply
1So> EiIes Auto Supply Co.,
1913 G. A. Ashley
1883 Gilbert Bros.
Belmont Ave. & Lin.
wood St.
Israel Rosen
Broadway
So7 II A. Vogt
1853 Broadmont Starter
Lisht'nE & Ignition
s3s Motion Picture Co.
60! Electric Equipment Co.
Sos NJ. I. Davidson
el1 Baker d AmAdo
s14 NJ. s. Nicholson
SSS ]. J. Schneider T. gen.
ss2 Vernon Lighting Fixt.
Company
1910 q. Haupt
1882 BELL Electric System Co.
1884 NJ. Alxmann
1886 c. Weber
1863 Max Bellcr
1877 w. c. REM
1892 8. Rosenbaum
1888 Moe. Eisenberg
1874 Electric Con. & supoiv
Bushwiek Ave.
el3 A. v. Formacher
1922 LUX Battery Service Co,
1908 r. J. Gryl
Catalpa Street
1873 II. ]. Hoffman
Central Avenue
$50 w. J. Coppinger
Church Avenue
1884 Alderton Ltd. Maple CT
Garage
1903 Irving Lash
1909 Essential Sales Co., Inc.
1916 Klein Carlott
Columbia Street
243 J. Maresca
Cortelyou Road
1906 A. s. Joringal
Court Street
50 J. c. Hoose
1o3 Popkin Gas & Fixture
DeKalb Avenue
1887 The Rapid ELECTRIC co.
TsfaI
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Fifth Avenue

32o Webster Elec. Co.
S27 Palette Art Co.
$50 w. J. Keller
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Claremont Parkway
Columbus Avenue
Cortland Street
Dvckman Street

~ Terminal Cycle & Sptg.
Goods Co.
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LAKEWOOD. N. !

LAKEWOOD. N. J.
,,1 Z Clifton # Avenue
%. 81: Second Street
a5s Ward & Ward
z7e II. McNicco
LONG BRANCH. n /,
Broadway
14B p. IT. Wel,s
1914 II. C. Rehm
Brighton Avenu.
12' John A. Mcclure
MANAsoUAN, N. J.
Broad Street
Edward N. Osborne
MoRRIsTowN. MI
Morris Street
40 Irioie Auto Supply e.
Park Place
g ". II. Du,,o,
20 Washington Hdw. r.
South Street
II r. A. Trowbrtdg.
OCEAN GROVE "
North End Pavilion =
F. S. Morris
Main Street
~ seacosst Eiec. CO.
ORANGE, N. J.
Main Street
a 2oo II. F. Schmidt
20 Orange Elec fJ,..
2-5 Orange vulc. sum- mi. "a
~ sso Orange Supply e. -
2so Albert J. Long
"a Orange Bicycle "a
to+ L. korland ~
Main and Cane s..
John Lindsey. Inc.
Washing ton Stree.
$50 A J. Heberlins
=. Center Street
% Service Auto shop Co.
-. Scotland Street
zss Orange Elec. Co.
PAsSAIC, N. J.
Main Avenue
Ss3 National Elec. Co y.
Ssl Max Rutela.t "e'
Main Street
e2e A. F. Borig
eS9 The Sport Shop
Prospect & Howe A..
"implcs Tire Exchange
Bloomfield Ave. & Pro,.
pect Street
Independent Elec. Cons. r.
Endler Auto Sup. Co. Inc.
Monroe Street
233 s. Macdor
233 s. Waddoer
80 II. Simon
Second Street
104 b. Steirharr
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147 l.. Greenstein
243 D. a. Vallen
Grand Central Terminal
Grand Central Concourse
Concourse Elec. Shop
554 Chas. Capelli
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Grand Concourse
Greenwich Street

ST Rector Electric Co.
104 Springarn Bros.
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g.
AMER1cAN EvER READY WORKS
Of National Carbon Company Inc.
Lone ISLAND Grey NV Yo,v
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Fulton Street

&c Fulton Flee. Co.
l05 Montgomery & Co.
22S international Elec. Co.
e36 Am. Elec. Tech. Appl. Co
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PERTH AMBOY, N. J.
Smith Street

u Eolbourne & Ritter
l4s J. Srnerling
1873 Fishktn Bros.
1855 Guth Electric Co.
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Second Street
1o4 b. Steinherg
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22
Discussion Centers on
Light Wines and Beer
at Prohibition Meetin&
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22-Discus-
sion at today's sessions OF the 18th
international congress against alco-
holism centered around the beer and
light wines phase of the liquor ques-
ton.
The proposal to permit the sale in
the United States of beer and wines
of limited alcoholic content was dis
cussed, as was the effect of their use
on individuals and society generally.
Those attending the congress were
told by delegates from a broad of the
anti-iquor activities of the Protestant
and Catholic churches in Europe. The
part American churches have taken in
the prohibition movement will be the
main theme of discussion at tonight's
session.
Miss Anna A. Gordon, national
president of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, also is on the
evening program for an address on
the relation Of women to the temper
ance movement in this country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22
Nations to Celebrate the
4OOth Anniversary of
Discovery of Straits
(Ry Associated Press)


SANTIAGO, Sept, 22.-Many Amer
lean nations as well as Great Britain,
Spain and Portugal are to be formally
invited soon to participate in the ma
tional festivities in November and
December in commemoration Of the
400th anniversary of the discovery OF
the straits of Magellen.
The festivities will center principally
in Santiago and Punta Arenas, the
latter the worlds southern-most city,
where the occasion will be marked by
inauguration of important public
works including port improvements;
lighthouses in Smith channel; high
way between Punta Arenas and Nata-
les, on the south Atlantic coast and
laying of cornerstone Of the Punta
Arenas university.
King Alfonso Of Spain, will be repre-
sented by the Infant Don Fernando,
of Bavary who, according to present
plans, will travel aboard a Spanish
warship, via the Panama canal, arriv-
ing in Santiago in November 1t is
expected the foreign delegations Will
visit the straits in December when
warships of the Chilean navy will be
assembled there. 1t was through these
waters that Ferdinand Magellen, the
Portuguese explorer, first passed in
November, 1920.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22
SUNFLOWERS FAIL AS SILAGE;
WEED SHOWN WORTHLESS

MANHATTAN, Kas.-After all, the
common wild sunflower of Kansas is
lust a useless weed, and attempts by
scientists to make it anything else so
far have failed.
Last fall ten tons of wild sunfiowers
were put into a silo between layers OF
corn silage by the dairy department OF
the Kansas State Agricultural college.
A feeding test was arranged early In
the winter. Five cows were fed wild
sunflower silage, alfalfa hay and a
grain mixture consisting of 4 parts of
corn chop and parts bran and l part
oil meal. Previous to the beginning of
the feeding test the cows had received
corn silage in addition to the hay and
grain.
When changed to the sunflower
silage they ate sparingly of it and
failed to become accustomed to 1t.
The cows decreased in milk production
and lost body weight. The average
loss Of body weight was Sc pounds
per head for the "a days the test was
conducted Each had decreased "a
pounds in daily production of milk by
the end of the period.
They were then changed to cane
silage and in "a days gained 25 pounds
per head and all but one increased in
milk production.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22
WORDS IS WORDS, and
THEY COME FROM ALL
SORTS OF ORIGIN

There are many laughs in ordinary
words for the initiated which are lost
to the man who holds that Language
is language, and that's all there Is
to it."
For instance, the next time you
meet some dignifled person who Is
wearing a goatee tell him he looks
like a billygoat. If he doesn't wreck
you he is pretty liable to cripple you.
And yet his cherished goatee takes
its name from its similarity to goats
beard, according to some interesting
books at the Public Library.
When you use the expression, by
gosh" If you do use it, are you aware
that you are swearing in the view Of
the Decalogue and modern American
law both? Gosh" is a corruption Of
God.
"GoIIy" Is Not Swearing.
On the other hand, "golly" merely
is common colloquial negroism used
as substitute for an oath" The old
Puritan laws against swearing are re-
sponsible for many corruptions OF the
language, since men apparently must
swear, and prohibition Of swearing by
the Puritan fathers led them to invent
many corruptions of regular words to
express their feelings when their pres
sure rose to about ITO pounds to the
square inch.
When you call a man "piker"
did you know you are using thieves
slang? The word once was an old
English term used by thieves to desig-
nate a fellow thief who had more
discretion than valor.
What's a "Pieayune"?
h-Is n
"picayune" is a small United States
coin used exclusively in New Orleans
and the Gulf states.
1t is not. The nickel scent piece,
however, often is called a picayune in
the south. The word also is used for
anything small and insignificant
1t originally was a name developed
in the southern states for the Span
ish half real coin, worth 6A cents and
which circulated largely there. The
word comes from the French "pecune"
or "picaillon," meaning insignificant.
"a No. l." signifying first grade,
originated in the practice of Lloyds'
British insurance company rating
ships in first-class condition as A
No. 1.
"Bum" Is From German.
Bum" meaning a worthless fellow
or anything defective or of little value,
is believed to have come from the
German word "bummier," a word OIL
similar significance.
Cob sticks" common name for
knives and forks, though little used in
Ohio, comes from "gob," British slang
for mouth.
Chop sticks, the name for Chinese
eating implements, are supposed to
have come from the pidgin English
name chop" for food of any kind
Leave no stone unturned' is a COM
mon injunction implying thoroughness
of effort. 1t is of ancient descent, be-
ing traced to a response of the Del
phic oracle to Polycrates, who wished
to find a treasure buried by Xerxes'
general, Mardonius, on the field of
Platea.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22
Workmen See Driuer
OF the Death Wagon
NV Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Four work
men appeared at the municipal build
ing today and declared they had spoz-
en- with the driver of the death wagon
that figured in the Wall street explos-
ion last Thursday.
According to their story, the
stranger said his horse and wagon
had been blown up after he had left
the vehicle to phone his employer.
He said he had been ordered to take
building material to Wall and Broad
street, but he had been unable to
find the definite address given him
After talking to the workmen, he dis
appeared, they said.
The workmen described the stran-
ger as either a Slav or German,
about five feet seven inches, and
weighing $50 to 10 pounds. He wore
a dark blue suit, they said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22
HEBREWS OBSERVE
YOM KIPPUR RITES

Richmond Jews observed Yom Kip
pur, the Day of Atonement, by serv
ice held in the X. of P. temple at z
p. M, Tuesday and 9 a. m. Wednes
day, and were to hold a service at 3
p. m. Wednesday, in the temple. Rab.
bis Michael Aaronsohn and Bernard
M. Dorfman conducted the services.
A feature of the Yom Kippur is the
memorial service. Men and women
think of their departed and of the
great and good who served mankind
Especially in times of stress, when
many brave men are offering up their
lives, fervor animates these prayers
by which their memory Is honored
and their ideals preserved.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22
Short News Of City

kiwanis at Portland Ray Weis-
brod, Beecher Dixon, Harry Cheno
weth and DR.. Carnes, officers and
members of the local Kiwanis club
went to Portland Tuesday to partici.
pate in the organization of a Kiwanis
club in that city.
Recruits arc Wanted Recruits
who can read and speak German are
wanted for Germany enlistments for
the infantry departments, which are
to open October /, according to Sed.
geant Harrell, of the local army Of
flee.
Chief in Hagerstown-Chief Roberts
Of the local navy recruiting office is
now. in Hagerstown on a recruiting
expedition. He has sent in a report
to Recruiter Graves, temporarily in
charge of the office. stating that he
Is meeting with success.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22
Old Documents Shed
Light on the Pilgrims
Holland Residence
(By Associated Press)


LEYDEN, Holland, Sept. 22.-New
light is thrown on the residence of
the Pilgrim Fathers in Holland by
three old documents which Professor
Eekhof discovered in the archives of
Leyden and which he published on
the occasion of the Dutch Pilgrim
Fathers celebration here. One of the
documents is contract signed by
John Robinson, leader of the Pill
grims, declared to be the only sigma
ture of Robinson which has been pre-
served, and this discovery may lead
to the identification of other writings
by him.
The second document is a letter
written by William Bradford a short
time before his departure from Hol
land. He was afterward governor OF
Massachusetts Bay colony.
The third paper DR.. Eekhof discov.
cred is the last will of Bridget White
John Robinson's wife, and contains a
considerable quantity of interesting
information about Robinson's house
hold
DR.. Eekhof has added to his work
the facsimiles of the three docu
ments.