davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-06-03

sufficient for reducing, as far as may
be reasonably practicable, the noisei
which would otherwise be caused by
the escape Of the said gases, or for
any person to drive or to permit to be
driven on the highway any motor
vehicle at ny time with the muffler
cut-out or not in operation. :.
Section IA. Upon approaching q
school of any kind or any person
walking in the travelled portion df any
highway, or horse or any animal
being led. ridden or driven thereon, or
ia crossing or intersection Of high
ways, or bridge, or a sharp turn,
or curve, or steep descent. and al
so in passing such person or such
horse or other animal, and in travers-
ing such bridge, turn, curve. or de-
scent, the person operating a vehicle
shall have the same under control and
shall reduce the speed to reasonable
and proper rate.
Section IL. The owner, driver, OPP
orator, or person in charge Of any
vehicle upon any Street, alley, Or
highway shall conform to and COM
ply with the following regulations:
(a) The operator Of VEHICLE
shall turn to the right when meeting
another vehicle. and where the Tt1d.
way is Of sufficient width. shall at'1ll.
times travel on the right hand eide.
OF the center Of the street.
(b) The operator Of q vehicle,
when overtaking and passing another
vehicle. shall pass to the left. when
the surface Of the ground win permit
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24

iac do wnetrza flasZki malenkie czqste-
czki i TAX 2 Mich budowaC calosc, dopa-
sowuiqc jednq do drugiej zapomoca
szczypczyk6w, %pincetek, pilniczN0W t.
y. miniaturOwych narzedzi.
Obccnie spotkaG MONA jeszcze tlasz-
XII z tax osobliwp zawartoScia ia jar
markach i Odpustach, gdzie je lud Chef
ME kupuje. Dzisiejsze jednak wyroby
tego rodzaju przygotowuja sic W inny
~zupeInie spos0b. MASTER naszych CA
SOW. rozgrzawszv flaszke do wia&ciWHl
temperatury. odejmuje jej dAo, umiesz-
ca we wnetrzu przedmiot wyrObiony
bez zadnej trudn0Sci. z GAIA swObodl,
napowr0t, znGw PREY pomocy ognia'
Skleja flaszke, t. j. stapia dino Z Jej
brzegami tax. re Mkt sic ami domySil
podstepu. w ten spos6h wyrOblOne 90
sObliwOSci" ME prZedStawiaja ola po-
szukiwaczy Interest,"; oni zbieraja je-
dymie wyrOhy autentyczne. pOcholZace
nieraz 2 bardzO dawnych cZaS0w. Il prey
gotOwanp z wielkim mOzoiem W ten
sp0S6h. iakiedmy to wyzej Op~oWfcdzic".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24

rala Grocnera. lltdry many jest
W NiemcAech z tego, re zorgani-
zowai cywilna ludnoSG Niemiec W
1919 roku, a p6zniej bys dow6dca
korpusu podczas odwrotu niemie-
ckiego Pc bitwie mad Marine. Me
zalezni socyaliSci domagaja sic
mintsteryum czysto robotniczego.
Dale sic odczuc ogolny brak raj;
do piracy, gdyz robotnicy porzuc''
Ii fabryki i poiaczyli sic jedni 2
rzesza zwaIczajaca wojska, inni
zajeci polityka i pomimo, re straJs
w Berlinie odwolany, ruch normal
ny ma holejach ME zostaf jeszcze
przywr6cony. Odbywaja sic usta-
wiczne narady robotnik6w wszel-
kich odcieni politycznych, ktore
w rezultacie ME przynosz9 mic
dodatnieoo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
ZEMSTA POLICYI AN
GIELSKIEJ.

Londyn, "a. marco. - Brutal
ne zamordowanie maiora miasta
Cork w Irlandyi przypTsuja zem-
Scie policy angiefkiej. Poniewaz
stronnictwo patryot6w irlandz-
kich zdaniem podicyi usunelo Z te-
go Swiata kilk1. policyant6w, wy
sianych przezsAnglie do Sledzenia
owego ruchu. przetO polpcya
ms0czac sic ma wybitnym cz4on-
.ku Owej partyi1politycznej majo-
RE miasta'Co Cork, pozbawiia go ~
cia w sposDb wielce ME rycetski
Niektorzy- Posadzaja wprost RAD
angielski o nas}anie mordercv ma
zycie majora. AdwokGt zabitego
majora domaga sic cd policyi wy
kazania ma podstawie ksiazek
ktdrzy policyanci byli poza bara-
kami owego pamietnego dnia. Me
uIega bowiem prawie zadnej wat,
plGwoSci, re policya dopuScila sic
mordrs. Kule znatezionc w ciele
zabitego naleza do rodzaju iakich
Ipolicya uzywa, a dalej znaleziony
guzik w mieszkan& majora kom,
~promituje ~angielska policye W
sposob wielce jaskrawy, Podobny
atak wykonano i to drrgi Z rzed''
W 2eszfym tvgodniu ma profeso,
re Stoldey'a, czhonka spartyi Sim
Feinn, aldermana miasta Cork
Zamachu tego mia} sic dopuScic
zofnierz angfelski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24

Kantakuzen, zrzeklszy sic tronu, wraz
2 mafzOnka prZybyl do TesaEi ! ne
szczyeach Mcteora wZhiGsl diva klasz-
tory: iedcn mCski, W kt0ryn sam O.
stadi. przybrawszy imic Joasafa, druSl
Ola kObiet. W kt6rym OsadZil ma1zonke
swoja. Irene. II Obydw6ch tych klasZ'
tor0w pozostaiy tylkO Zwaliska. K'asz
tory owe }lczyf kiedyS most. PeWneGo
razu. .miszka z~apragnefa
.cdwiedzic mafzonka w jegO klasZtorzc,
GO sic sprzGciwia}O Tur1wc.' reSuIe "a
konnej. To tel peniosla sroga kare. Ia
ledwic bowiem wstapi}a ma most. z ia
snego nieba pad{ piOrun, oil kt6reSO
kIasztOr jei spiOna}, Il most S~trZaskany
runal W ~prZepaSG. KlasZtOru z%rujnowa-
nego luz ME ~odbudowano oil tegO czaS;i
r6wnieh ME wOlnO by}o wZnosir ia
ska}ach MeteOra klasZt0r0m zellskicI:
bic dose ma tenn: odtaG nie dJpuszcza-
no ma tc Szczyty ja~kichkolwiek Samic
ZwicrZccych. namet kury ME mia!y
tam /dostepu.
w XIV wieku iIoSG klaSztOr6w WHO
s{a 90 2l: ohecnie iSlnieje tylkO I 20.
zOstaic r0Zsypaiy sic w gr!zy. Kazdy
; lasztor WI i sic M Uldzir;Aej skalc.
nO~SZryppJiLr SkaiV 81 Ia i?.LUnp Dc
wnianrmi k}adkami. w~nnOSzacemi sic
mad niezgiebimemi przepaSciami. Ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
lie PoTRZEBUJE RoSYA
DO

Warszawa, "a. marca. - Rad
polski w Warszawie ma podsta--
vie zrodeI rosyjskich podaje w
przyblizeniu sumo pieniedzy ia.
kiejby potrzebowala Rosya do
swego materyalnego odbudowa--
MIA. Stosownie do wielkich roz-
marrow parlstwa, RoSya musia4a
by mice przynajmniej 80 biliony
rubM W zAocie, czyli 16 bilionow
dolarow. w Rosyi zostala powo =
lana do zwcia komisya szacunko-
wa, ktora ma w przyblizeniu o.
.brachowac straty materyalne, ia.
.ke Rosya poniosla podczas VOL
ny j rewolucyi.
KOLEJE w HISZPANH "a
WESZA WSZELKI RUCH.
Madryt, "a. marca. - Kolejowi
robotnicy ma posiedzeniu dzisiej-
SEEM jednogkoSnie oSwiadczyli sic
"a generalnym strajkiem. Dzisiaj
@ potnocy, o lie sic jeszcze ME uda
rzaduwi z~a1egnac strajku, pre-
stana chodzic wszystkie pociagi W
kraiu. Posozenie mrsi bye wielce
Sopotiwe, skoro kol Alfons
wraa natychmiast do Madrytu z
Bordeaux, dokad sic udal do le-
kara specyafisty W chuobach u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
SPED MA
w
Sztuki z Flaszkami.

W repertuarze magik0w figuruJe I
do czesto sztuka, p~olegajQca ma ma
Ipe}nieniu flaSzki jaiami kurzemi. Sd
dzac z pOzoru, wprOwadzoDia do wne'-
trza flaszki jaja, przez ~znacznie wez-
sza Oh ObjetoSci jego szyjke, wydaje
sic gems nadzwyczajnem. W Srunric
rzeezy mic W TEN niema nadzwyczajnc-
90; GAIA Sztuka wykOnywa sic Zupet-
ME }atwo, ma ~powSZechnie Znanych "a
sadach.
Dzia}ajac MI skorupe jaia rozcieh-
czonym kwasem Solnym. rOzpuSzczamy
Ijej s~ubstancye wapfenna i doprowadza
my owa Skorupe do tegO, IL sic stale
ca1kiem elastycznQ. Pzygotowawszy so
bic W ten spos6b Odpowiednia hose jaj,
wlewamy do bWtelki trOche woody. kt0-
ra ~rozgrzewamy W lynn celu. azeby Je1
para, w~ypelniajac wnctrze flaszki, IL
sune4a Z niego powietrze. Tcraz umieSZ
czamy jedno q jaj prZygotOwanych ma
szyjce butelki i jednocze&nie przcStaje-
nv ogrzemac hutplke. Och+Odzcnie wy
twarza w butelcc slime ci$nienie pO'
wietrza. wskutek czc%o jajko Zostaje
bez u~SzkOdzemia wCSSanc do wnetrZa,
poniewaz zaS uczyniliImy skorunc jcgO
elastyczna, vice w butelcc przybiera
zwyk}a Swa postaG. TeraZ zn6w dole
wamy trOche woody, ZnNw ja O%rzcwa-
my, ably u~sunQwszy Il flaSzki p"wictrzc,
weSSaC do niej naStcpMic drugic iajkO,
a czynnOSc tn pOwtarZa sic d"p6ty, do.
p6ki fIasna ME napcini sic caia jajami.
W inny wSzakzc spUSGh dOStaiy sic
10 wnctrZa flaSzck prDrdmioty jak
maSztOwe OkreCiki, krueyfikSy, oftar2y
Hi, krajObrazy i wiclc imych. Ma tak:l
Sztukc skladajQ sic jedynic, cicrpliwoSc,
SUGbtelnoSC i zrecZn0SC. Przcdmi0ty bO'
wien owe trzeba byIO budOwaG We wnr-
trzu f~laszek, wprOwadnljac tam irn
rozdrobniOnc czaStki jcrlna pO druSicj
tam ic rGwnicz Spajajac. Azrhy, ma
przyklad. umic$ciG w poziomo iczqcrj
flaszce okret czteromasztOwy, przNie--
wszystkiem IN pomoca cicniulkich a
diusich dtutck, ~uiywanych prZcZ ryto-
wnikGw, wprOwadzonO do wnctrza fla,
ski pcwua ilO$C kitu SZklanncG0 lub
r~ozrobiOncgO wOda gipsu i Z tel masy
modelowano fale IA tel wilSUtnej jcsz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
BUDZI SIZE SZOWINIZM
NIEMIECKI.

Berlin, "a. marca. - Niemcy
ME NIGGA zapomniec o tenn, re mic
dawno temu byiy potega militar-
ma, w zylach i krwi niemieckiej
.plynie duma narodowa, a wybu--
cha ona ia widok tych, co ia
zmiazdzyii, co sic przyczynili do
ztamania panow7ania zelaznej pie
sci. Obywatel chicagoski w mum
durze oficera amerykahSkiego 70
Stai napadniety przez ttum i IL
.wieziony w Berlinie. NienawiSt
ku obcym ro$nie w Niemczech, a
~raczej wybucha PREY kazdej NADIA
rzonei sDosobnosci,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
T~GlGgTamy %zagTaniGzOs,
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY /.

nicami agitator6w, ME posiadaja-
cy swego krytycznego sadu ma
sprawy, ida z bronia W reku "a
Swymi przew6dcami i gina tysi9-
cani, ME wiedzqc czyim planom
Shnza. Do zbrmtowanych ! pod
nieconych mas robotnT6w PREY
Aeczaja sic ca3ymi masami wys4u-
zeui zo4nierze neceni nadzieja fu-
pu i widokiem lepszej przyszloSci
Wszedzie, po oalych Niemczech.
przychodzi do kwawych stare z
lojalnem woskiem a robotnikami,
a Bczne offary Swiadcza o krwa-
wych wafkach podnieconych thu
NOW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
CENY TARCOWE
W CHICAGO.

Pszenica, No. 2, twarda.
brszel -w....... $3.50 do $2.55
Pszenica, No. 2, czerwona
buszel $3.50
Kukurydza, No. 3, Gotta
busza ...... $780, do 1852
Kukurydza, No. 8. biaia
buszel ...... $1.60 do $1.63E
OWES. bu. No. 9, 94hcdo $3.50
Jeczmien, buszel $1.45 do $1.62
.zyto, buszel ........... SITS
D
Wosy, tuczne =. $500 do $l5.25
Wo4y, rozne :. $3.50 do $14.00
Krowy, tuczne i jalow-
ki, .. $7.25 do $12.75
.Cieleta, .w...... $500 do $3.50
.Swinie, tuczne $14.6O do $15.15
SWINE, wagi miedzy 1876 a
100 funtow =. $3.50 do $1,000
Barany, ...... $3.50 do $20.25
.Owce, tuczne 49,. $3.50 do $500
NABIAL.
Taja, pierwsza sorta,
tuzin ...-...... 49c do SOC
lara. ga sorta, tuz. 42Hc do 43Hc
Mas}o, 1sza sorta, funt -..-.. &c
Maslo, 2ga sorta, funt ...... 64c
Ser daisies, funt ......... 30c
Ser ameryk. funt =. 30c do 30I3c
DRoB zYWY.
Kury, funt BIC
Koguty, stare, funt ........ 26c
Kaczki, funt ........ 32c do 36c
Indyki, funt 4c
Gesi, funt ."........ 3Oc do &c
WARZYWA.
Burali, beczka :. 800 do $500
Selery, skrzynka (Flori-
da) .......... $3.50 do $4.25
Og6rki, 2 tuziny =. $500 do $3.50
Sa1ata, lisciasta,
skrzynka ........ 20c do 25c
Celuba, domowa, worek
100 funtowy =. $3.50 do $500
Kartofle, 100 #. 1915 do $500
Kartofle, slodkie -
kosz .......... SITS do $1.90
Fomidory, 6 koszy-
kow .......... $500 do $3.50
Kapusta, nova, (Floryda)
skrzynia ...... $500 do $500
Szpinak, beczka $500 do $1,000
Marchew, beczka, $500 do $500
Rzodkiewka, wschodnia,
beczka ........ 5000 do $1,000
Groch straczkowy,
koszyk ........ $3.50 do $500
OWoCE.
Jablka, beczka :. $3.50 do $1,000
pud4o :. $3.50 do $6.25
Borowki (cranberries)
beczka ........ $3.50 do $500
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
Zawieszone~ wPowietrzu
Klasztory.

o,,i ntu,,inr To,olri ". nohIi-
=, u,ins,a Ea,ohol,o wz,osf sio nrua
,,.o, ,-su+,h,, os+rost ,D,rcn, 77o me;r
...,+oh onn rozv,o Nn+coro
ouio,z,rv ~. ,ovriotrzr
m ,n.n >,.o, .hrI,v.,no kill
no.o;r ,I,.Itoraw ,rrocLion T., trl-
.u,r no,o,co
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
SIE
PLEBISCYTU.

Paryz, "a. marca- - Hrabia
Apponyi czSonek wegierskiej dele
gacyi pokojowei W Paryzu Poda-
je dsugie j wyrzerprljace dowody,
dlaczego alianci powinni zezwolic
ma przeprowadzenie Plebiscytu W
ziemiach, ktore rada n~ajwy1sza
poKojem wersalskim odje}a Cd
Wegier a przydzieiia Czechosio-
wakom. LurdnoSc w tych ziemiach
Jest wieiorodna, a w n~iektorych
~czeSciach jest Prawie ma rowni Z
drrga hpdnoscia. Szczegolnfej ma
ziemiach przyznanych pokojem
wersalskim Rtrmunii znachodzi
sire prawie 43 proceht ludnosci we
gierskiej i niemieokiej, kt6ra o.
bic zyczy przynalezenia do W.
gier.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
RADYKALNE ZMIANY w MI
NISTERYUM EBERTA.

Berlin, "a. marca. - Zmiany w
gabinecie Eberta dokonuja sic 7
niesfychana szybkoscia. Jeden mi
MISTER rstepuje "a drugim, a nowi
puzychodza by zastapi6 miejsce
swych poprzednfkow moze tylko
ma czas krot&i. Zrezygnowal Err
berger, Noske, Mayer, a dzisiaj
ma wreczy6 swoja rezygnacye
minister Schmid. Niewiadomo je-
s2cze kto zostanie ministrem O.
brony kajowej po ustapieniu No
ske'go. Wymieniaja tn imie gene
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24

konnicy ~kOmunikujq sic zc Swiatem -
jak nutlmfcniliSmy III pomoca lin !
drabin. Pielgrzym0w mnisi wciagdja
ma szczyty w kOszach. u ka% !ym rOkiem
jednak liczba p~ustelnik6w sic zmntcj-
sza i prawd0pOdobnie "a kilka die.
siQtk6w lat, ..klasztory Zawieszone "
powietrzu'' Zupchie OpustOszeia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24

rZonei ~SpOsObnoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
~AMERYKANSKl OKRET
TOME.

Londyn, "a. marca. - Telegram
be- drutu donosi, re amerykahski
okret Rock Island Bridge" zde-
rzyi SIC z drugim okretem niezna-
nego nazwisEa, oSm mil cd u
shant i jest bliski zatoniecia- O.
.kret Bakersfield zaraz Po otZy-
maniu wiadomosci o katastroffe,
.pospieszyl tonaoemu statkowi z
Statek Rock island ma
poiemosci 3 tysiace ton, a wypsy-
nah z Portland, Me. "a lutego do
Antwerpii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
GENERAL JUDENICZ w
STOLICY DANII.

Kopenhaga, "a. marca. - &C.
neral Jesdenicz, dowodca poinocno
zachodniej armii rosyjskiej, ktory
usiiowaI zajac Piotrogrod zeszlej
jesieni i poniosl wielka poazke,
przyjecha} do Kopenhagi, ably Cd
bye rarade Z przedstawicielami
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24

Kopenhaga, "a. marca. - e.,
slej soboty naszli nieznani lu-
die W uniformach wojskowych j
.ograbli mauzoleum stawnego
cesarza MEM. Bismarcka we Fried
richsruhe. Zabraii co sic dafo "a
braG kosztownego, a mianowicie
wielka ilosc wiehc6w srebrnych.
Podobno poficya wysledzifa spra-
wcow owej kradziezy.
CHINY ME ZACZNA JESZ-
CZE HANDLU z NIEMCAMI.
Pekn, "a. marca. Niemcy
starali sic przez ministra chihskie-
go w Kopenhadze Yena wybadac
jake jest zaPatrywanie rzadu
chinskiego co do stosunkow ham
dlowych pomiedzy obydwoma kra
jami. Nadeszia jednak o~dpowiedz
Z Pekinu, re poniewaz pok6j wer-
salski jeszcze ME zostaf zatwier.
dzony, przeto Chiny ME moga ma,
wiazywac zaduych stosunkow L
Nicmcami.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-10-07
METHODIST PAPER CHANGES.
Rev. J. H. holland Now in Charge OF
Southern Christian Advocate.

Columbia, Oct. 3.-Methodists of
South Carolina will be interested IN
the announcement Of a new business
manager for the Southern Christlon
Advocate, the organ Of the Southern
Methodist church, published IN CO.
1umbia. Rev. J. H. holland, formerly
of Little Rock, S. c., has been mace
business manager of the paper, sue
ceeding Prof. D. D. Peele who was re-
Gently elected dean of Columbia COL
1ege.
The Christian Advocate is erecting
2 two-story building on the rear half
of it's location on Lady street, be-
tween Sumter and Marion, this new
building to be- mechanical depart
ment for the publication plant.
The Advocate contemplates the
erection of a new Office building and
book depository on the front part OF
IFS location at some future time,
though plans for this building are
as vet indefinite. At present a
frame structure occupies the lot and
his is being used for Office and book
store.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-10-07
WOULD SELL EARS.
Former Charlotte Preacher Will Take
$4,000 For His.

E. H. Donner, of Charlotte, N. c.,
having heard the call of $4,000, is
perfectly willing to part with one CT
his ears forever in exchange for that
sum. Donner announced Tuesday he
would sell his left ear to Frank j.
Queseda, wealthy Cuban planter,
who is in New York advertising for an
ear to replace, with the aid of surgery,
one lost years ago by injury.
Donner formerly was a clergyman,
but abandoned the ministry for man
ual labor.
EEI can use $4,000 better than [
can two ears" he said. 81 tried TO
earn a living as an ordained minister,
but learned that these are the days
when brain work, unless it is an ex-
ceptional brain, does not command a
living wage"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-10-07
FAIRFAX NEWS.
Pupils Elect Oficers.-Potato Train
Visits ToWn.-Other Items.

Fairfax, Oct. 2.-On Friday, Sept.
"a, the high school and lower school
pupils assembled in the school audi
torium to elect officers for the two
literary societies. The high school
officers are: Fannie Wilson, presi-
dent; Essie Halson, vice president;
Evans Mcdaniel, secretary and treas
urer; Miss Zelle Loadholt, critic; Il.
M. Haverly, chaplain; Abb Best and
Julia Jenny, censors. The lower
school elected officers as follows: Ar
thur Smith, president; Lovinia
Hughes, vice president; Francis
Loadholt, secretary; James Deer,
treasurer; Louis Youmans, chaplain;
Ernestine Smith, pianist; Walton
Lightsey and Lena Johnston, censors;
Mrs. w. R. Hammond, critic.
The farmers of this county were
honored last week by having the pota-
to special stop here. The demonstra-
tion and agricultural agents of this
district are to be congratulated on
securing the cooperation of the Glenn
son college extension department in
this profitable work.
The Fairfax school improvement
association launched new project
for raising money and serving their
school at the same time. Twice a
week several members of the league
go the school building and sell sand
witches during one of the recesses.
The net proceeds for the past weeks
work amounted to more than ten dol
lars.
Mrs. Julia Harter and George D.
Sanders were visitors in Henderson
vile, N. c., during the past week.
Cadet William Harter has just re-
turned to the Citadel, where he is a
senior this year.
The many friends of Miss Alma
Knight will learn with regret of her
recent Illness.
J. B. Barker has severed his con-
nection with the Citizens Bank of
Fairfax to accept work with the mu-
sical department of the Olar high
school.
p, The superintendent of the Fairfax
school is drafting into service the
following men to address the stu
dents on Monday mornings: Rev.
White, J. E. Johnston, J. B. Barker,
j. w. Campbell, G. D. Sanders, B. D.
Groseclose, Drs. Tuten, Folk and Cau-
sey; J. F. Lightsey, W. NJ. Lightsey,
Isaac Knopf, E. L. Young, Porter
Barber and others. This is done to
stimulate greater interest in the
school,
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-10-07
johnny, Get Your Gun.

"They say that Miss Mush is in
clined to be over romantic.'
'sI'll say she is. She's gone TO
work in an arsenal just to be sure of
having arms around her" ...
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-10-07
Plies Cured I'm E to II Days

Druseists refund money if PAZo OINTMENT fails
to cure itching, Bind Bleeding or Pro1udine Piles
Inseantiy reEeves lshins Piles. and you can get
restful sleep alter the first application. Price 6Oc
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-17
DAUGHTER And
FATHER Die ON
SAME EVENING
Mrs. E. H. Rice, & Years Old,
Omaha, Expires Within Few
Hours of Father, sc, In
illinois.

Mrs. H. B. Foster, wife Of Rev.
H. B. Foster, pastor of the Dun
dee Presbyterian church, with her
Arthur Rice, left Omaha
Thursday night with the body Of
their mother, Mrs. Elizabeth H.
Rice, who died Wednesday morning
at the home sof her daughter, 4ol5
California street, for Mendoza, ILL.,.
where burial took place yesterday
with Siemon Lee, Mrs. Fosters
grandfather, who died in his Mem
dota home the evening of the same
day Mrs. Rice succumbed.
Mrs. Rice, who was "a years old,
had been in declining health for
months. She had been making her
home with her daughter. No word
was received Of the death In Men
dota Of her father Thursday up to
the time funeral services were con-
ductd. Later when the news of Mr..
Lees death was received it was de-
eided to take the body to Illinois
and hold joint funeral services. Mr..
Lee was IS years old.
The bodies were buried side BY
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-17
EFFECT OF new
DRY LAW WILL Be
LIGHT IN OMAHA
Nebraskans Have Been Pre-
pairing for Federal Prohibi-
ton Since 1917, When
State Went Dry.

Federal enforcement OF the con-
stitutional prohibition amendment
became operative in Omaha last
night at 1901. when the nation SINH
larly became amenable to this law.
Omahans and Nebraskans have
been getting ready for this since
May I, 1917, when Nebraska went
into the "dry column # misery
likes company, Omaha Is "tickled to
death" to have 50 much company.
The manufacture Of any liquor
containing one-half Of per cent of
alcohol Is prohibited, and this ap-
plies to cider and grape juice. i
has been said that some cider sold
in Omaha has at least | per cent
kick. To be safe, Omahans are con.
sidering diluting their cider with
water.
Liquors obtained before May l.,
1917, may be kept in homes without
violation of the national prohibitory
amendment.
Hip pockets may now be used for
carrying peanuts, candy, money, or
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-17

may be dispensed with entirely.
Physicians, are restricted to one pint
per person per month when pre-
scribing alcoholic liquors for
patients.
Health authorities predict IN In
creasing mortality on account OF
snake bites this year.
James H. Hanley. Omaha lawyer,
who has been appointed director OF
prohibition enforcement in Nebraska,
will begin his work at once. He will
have several assistants and his work
will be to obtain cooperation OF city,
county and state officials in the en-
forcement Of the law. He will ap-
pear before commercial clubs, civic
organizations, churches and other
bodies, making appeals for observ-
ance and explaining the penalties for
He will also obtain evil
dcnce to be used by the prosecuting
officers of this district, which is in
charge of A. III. Larson Of Denver.
Previous to the appointment of Mr..
Hanley, the federal prohibition en-
forcement has been in charge of ]. ].
Gillian of the local internal revenue
offices. Mr.. Gillian has turned his
records over to Mr.. Hanley. Mr..
Gillian estimated that there are 800
stills in operation in Douglas county,
50 being on the South Side. and he
predicted grief for these violators.
Special agents working out Of Mr..
Larson's Denver office will operate
in Nebraska in connection with Mr..
Hanley's department.
Mr.. Hanley will maintain his head
quarters in the federal building.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-17
Elaborate Program
OF Festivities for
Merchants Week

The most elaborate program Of
entertainments ever attempted dur
ing . Merchants Market week has
been planned for this year, Il was
announced yesterday BY Joe Kelley,
chairman Of the committee in charge
OF arrangements.
Dances at the Hotel Rome, Hotel
Fontenelle, the Chamber Of Com
merce and the Auditorium; party
at the Orpheum theater, and dis
tribution OF prizes of greater total
in value than that Of any prizes
previously distributed, will be fea-
lures of the week, which begins
February 23, Mr.. Kelley says.
One of the prizes will be one
ton truck made in Omaha, and an
other will be a building lot in one
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-17
Scarlet Fever Cases
Now Under Quarantine
In Omaha Total 1876

Six cases Of scarlet fever reported
to the health department. Thursday,
increased the total number Of cases
under quarantine to 1856.
Five cases of smallpox were re-
ported during the last "a hours.
No new cases of influenza were
reported. The only cases reported
this week were at the homes of
Mrs. Anna Robins, zoos Ohio street,
and ]. ]. Yager, 3l6 South Forty
second street.
DR.. ]. T. Edwards, health COM