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Die (rouml uouiog Yiorrtr @ettr
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ten Noh5eit2mohIe trat No$ iunQc
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22
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NruoI0 @cber. Sohn BON 6roll
NINA @cber, 923 Siio 5. StroBe,
hattie on Gicn2tuq bel iciucr Nrbeit
ais Mcihcuitelter III Der Babe BON
5%Serrpujue 0o@ lInglilf 5fplId)cn 5Iucl
Cars 5u iallcn uu0 ilberiahren Su
meroen. nobel linn iein redltcr Arm
an Der Sdnulter ubgeiahren mur0e,
@eber muroe ioiort oltI einem Spes
5inljuQc nodl ga Groiic gCbrod)t un0
Dem 2lttberiiheu Spitol III 4ilcac
Geneben. Uo4 lluQliid crciancte lid
.olS @cber nlti BEN 0udHru Der
GrohnpoNen cntIanG glna uno BON
tintm T9ngeu iltm an0crcu itbcriprln.
Qrn mplltc. mobct or eincn Schltritt
madlte. Gr trrQ uebeu Dem &crluIt
oc9 IrlneH aud cinige 3opnuun0en
nunou. sem 3uitauo lit iniol1c oe2
Qro6cu @Iltpcrluitca Elm fritiid1er.
9ui Dem @eac non Ser Stulc nod
Nmiie mur0e ser 6idbrllc &ohn
&ompop. ociicn gltcrn in 1919 ga.
lcNpulu StraSe mohnell. pon eineut
NbliCferuuQ@ Erud ser &nution
@rottru ijbcrtahrcn, nobel Ser &Iti-
nc etuen @t;1brud, erlitt. Or lln'ou
c~rciaDtte It'd an Ser Ode Ser @inn
'or mN Caledonia Strofe Ser 91o
he hattie tjutu Grluut @&liIcr 9euont
men uno moIItc dittr iibtr Sir Strd
Gc Idltfeu, um icine Sp;cIfamero6c't
iuicNer cIuSiIholen. oils CT uon Sem
9uto uCtrofitu murNc. Gr rrurot
nab Dem q. Trouci2 SpitaI Qe-
brodt mo ihut Sic &uoden ujcStr
iurcttGCictt umo ihm ejn&erbouA at
lclelt lplrNe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22

Natlonen &lga lclne .Stllinte ais
&ertretcr Don MiScoWiin IN 8uibings
ton abgub, iebr idari. @r iagte, 0a3
0ie @ablirnge in @iaconiin nid)t eins
8arteifraac lei, ionoern lid 5lpIldeI
R%coftiouaren mo .allngcfronten
@clOf0niQcn" uno Dem Golf obipieie.
nit 2enroot. WcGop mo Worgau
meld)e fir Die erItereu elntreteu mo
Blaine, Gomings, &aa uno Inn
IelbIt, ais &olfacunoionten. &err
8bompion befcnnt iif dis 8e8ner ir-
geno elmer Notioneuliga uno Iagt
oaB 2enroot blnter @errn 8tllon &C.
itanoeu babe, OILS oieier Die Ser,
'Staoten in 0en groBen &rieg Oerni
delte. Or pcrfpiiniftc Den Otilitarl2-
mus ulto flagt 2enroot on, ooB Der.
ielbe fiir oie groBen militoriIden De
tpiaiguugen geitinmt babe. 6crncr
qriff er Qenroot an, neil oerielbe fltr
oas Gid Gummius- @cieb Itimnlte,
tpeIhe5 BEN Giieubnbn @eieIlitatten
0erpinne uui hire perludiIcrten Afticn
.garantire.
yQenroot Itono bintcr @iIion, bis
0uB err erfubr, ooB bnS Golt gegen
oie 2iqo eingenommen mar" ia9te
Ser Heoner. ngm 26. Wfdr5 1919
belt Senator 2enroot cine Aniprada
in Muoiion, in melfer er Die folgcns
Sen glngaben mofte: SD nebn!e
meincn SUIT Dor GngIano ab uno Dor
0eu Hationen, mcIde Die 9tationen'
liga formten, neIfe idlicBlif ange.
nontmcn puroe." Sn iener Ser
ianmlung purOeu Senator 2enroot
6rogen geItcIlt, ME Die IolgCn0e:
.Noa fir cine alternative f0nnen
Sic fir bic 9tatioucnlign norihIa.
Qen2" mo 9ctrootS Nntlport lalttctc:
Seine. Sd bin fiir Die 2iga uno
i'd ihIogc MIR Nmen0emcnte Dor
Or itimntte %3iueinnl filr sic 2iga. Am
%. 61bruar 1919 ingte er i'm Senat:
sd bin nid)t gcgcn Die 2iga. S0
beitdtjge 0e1 aIlgemeincn Glon elmer
ioIten, mie beubiidltiQt." 2m 4. 90.
penlher 1919 iogte er: SD milnid)e
0nB Die Ger. Stnuten uuo anoerc 20.
tionen Ourf cine cinitimmige Gnt.
ifcioltng oe@ @~igocon5il5 perpiIidtet
werben iolen."
Ser ein5ige 8ru1o, re5baI6 Sic
Der. Stoaten i'd nidlt obermols in
cinem &rtege befinoet, lit. ooB Ste
anoeren Scnntorcn nid)t gerooe 10
itinrmten, pie Senotor 2enroot.
@enn e5 nidt iir 2a6oqette, @oroA
mo @(n0eren mGre, pilroen Cure
Sohnc lid olti oent @ege noh Git
ropa beiinocn. nm Die Shla6ten fiir
ENGLAND unO 6rnnfreih 3u ihIagen,
Grdit0ent Y8iIion IieB IS 5lL Dab err
non aeid)Iiiiencn INTO erfobrenen 81
plonlotcn hintcrs 9idlt qeiiibrt muroe
uno ieine fl Hunfte ailfgob. @enH
9n6ollette hinter Den "A Gunftcn qc-
Itor0cn hattie, pGren lie Dem 2;gopcr
trag cinDerleibt mor0en. Ger Wann,
ncld}er fitr Ole Stgd 5pctatdl 1filltllfte,
miro gang liher audi peiter ooiiir
Itimmen", iogtc Sbompion. @e3ug
nehmeno oli Saul 9. Hcinid, oen
oentofratjihen Ganoioaten iijr Sena
tor. erfldrte cr, 0nB Oieier cine before
W0aIihfcit iein meroe. pic 2erroot.
oWcnu if in Sen Senot ermdhlt
,perOen ioute. Damn mcrbe id Onrnuf
aGten, ooB GngIon0 nidlt MIR ieine
5huIocn an uu5 b%e5nhlt, %ionocru
audi ieocn Sent Der ;3inIeu. 6crner
iueroc il Oarnlti od1telt, Dab Gnglono
uidlt hicrhcr fonmt un0 ole uniere
3eitingen onfauit unO ucroe iehcL
lper Die 3citungen beiibt ull0 mer bin
fer oeniel6en iteht."
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r9 Hnfcnidlmrr,cn

I5 HiifcnId)mcr5eu. .Niciue
Grau bate bier Sabre lana al Mi
denihmer5en QcIitten. SIR Nti0cl
mar ourd) cine Grfdltml1 pcrliriaht
morocn" ifreibt 0err Gror8 aurpolu
non 0rlmbcIler. 2IIto. Sic Qa
broufte etlid)c 6laidcn Gornd'& AI-
p~eltfrdllter. mas ibre Sdmer5en lin.
berte, ibren appetit perWcbrtc mo
hire @eiunOheit perbciierte; tie be
finhet iid. icbt uolItdHnig mobI.~
GieS nor3iigIite Observation-Disclosures
nirft ipobItbueuo oui Die f0rperll
den Grganc uno re9t lie 3ur aui
nabme ibrer normolcn Shatigfcit an
IS lit nidt III 4potbettn 81 babcn
9on idlreibe an Or. Geter 6ohrrlp
& Sons 60, 2501 @aihinaton @Iu0,.
Gbicago, 81. - an8eige.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22
6eiratbsideine.

3ic folgenocn 9oare erbielten bonn
Gountp Glerf eineu Seirotbsitcin
~nltSgeitelt:
Artbur 9. ll1rid) unO 8lanfe Mue
Sollpap BON ga Groiie.
&orrp Is. GiI,om, @tof &iuer
Sails uno Sac Gai9lep, Winooro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22
SbOmpiOn bat feline Gampag=
ne erOfnet.
Gr gebt idlnri NIT GeurOot ms @e'
idGrr. @cguer Der. gIatiOuenlIga
nno Nmgriff AMI Oas SID = 6um'
Minis @eieB.


0un0eS Scna
tor Gau0lodt
%SSanles Ib0nlp-
ion bot ieine
Gantpaglte Iett
cr0iiuet uno be-
fdnlpit bel ieinen
Reoeu Seuator
2cllroot, melhcr
3%lpeinlal fitr Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22
s Il g.

R~eailtratiOn am 26. CftObcr. Cen
ieniaeu WGnnern unO 6rauen, ole lid)
bis lett nod niht i'll Die 8dblerlt1teIt
baben eintrogen IaIien, bietet iid) am
9ienStoq, oen 26. Cftober nod cine
Bclegenbcit oieie5 @eridumniB nad)-
subolen. Die Stimm6u0en peroet
fir 0icien 3rpcd pom Norgen5 s lIbr
bis Nben08 6 llbr often iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22
SergHignn9s=B egweiier.

Gippli. - Seocu Rnbutttag uno 4bcno
Grandchildren.
Ga 6rpFe. - YIN Sonntagcn 8au0cuile;
an 8ohcnt1gtu 8dn0el6itoer.
@GieItie. - 5coeu 3tdhmittag uno 4beno
8anoelbiloer.
giiOu. - 5eOtn Hddmi.tag uu0 A6eno
R~dnoelbtloer.
Strano. - 3coeu Ratmiitag uno abeno
8aneclbiloer,
RialtO. - Ieoen 8nhmittag un0 Abeno
GRANDCHILDREN.
GafinO. - Seoen Rahmittag uu0 @6eno
8~unoelbiloer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22
@ieacn Sic SIR 8elS uoriidtia

@iescn Sic SIR 8elo poriidtis
Iften Sic oarauf, 0oB Sic fir
oaSIcIbe Den poaen @ertb erbal.
ten - Sic erbuIten i'm iidIerlid.
menn Sic Sbr 8elo bier eiutauihcn
fir 6enlter, Sbiiren, innere $art.
bol3 . 9efIeioungen, 2aoen- urb
9anfcinrihtungen. aunitglas, 3robt.
%ieniter uno -tbiireu ODER irgenO cine
auoere SoI5orbcit. 6ragen sic Den
Wonn, oer'8 peiB - ienen, Der bier
fauite.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22
The Pamperin Cigar Co,
(@tablirt 1866.

(gtdblirt 1869
113-115 2. 2. Strake, Ga Grpfe, Die
Sdbrifanten Der befannten rNionno
Tanna" unb ~Slor De g & W" = feiuii,
GuaIitdt Zoe @i9arreu. = ~gdnpero'
unb r8lad 8oie" - per Sonb semaht,
sc gigarreu. uno ~8iup 8ounce" s8ouh
tobat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22
2ieie8 lit Sic Belt, penn
6uitem linO Grfdltnnaen

ibr @rid)eireu MAIDEN.
@cbnuocIn Sic eincn 6uitcn uidt
IcitticrtiQ. ~einerIei ME Ieidlt er lit, oeun
e5 piro utdlt large oduern, bis er feitcn
SuB hat. uuo Damn piro or elmer bes
iouocreu @cbuubIung beoiirfel, INT i'm
l~p9Sliuerhen,
aauicu Sic cine SInldle bon
S5idler'S
0fcnthOIuteo @bitc Iiue
uno ucbu,c Gie oieieS @fittcl nab Nus
t~rciiuna eth. uno Sic merNeu niht Die
gauge Na5lt at bIitelu brdndcu.
2jcieS II Gin ~aItbeirdhrtcs @tttel. bas
mir icjt ZEN lteteu sipnu3ig Sahren pcrs
fauft b,bcn. uuo. peun 3eitaa eingeroms
men. Sbucu Sic be'tc 3ufritocubcit ithert.
Sur @rtlItungeu ms @tirpe bolen Sic
itd Gin <et
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22
Sir6lides.
Wstprmtrte ct. SubnnneS . @cmeinee,
Ode 1. uuo Niartct Strabc,
3nitur, =. Studmcter.

GonntagSihuIc nm 9:i5 l1hr.
@otte@0iCnit nm 1880 llhr.
Wciudcr uno 6rcunoc iin0 un3 I'M.
me- ber5lid ipiufomnett.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22
Die Wn6rnnasmittel @reiic.

Die Nnhrunssmittcl &rciic.
8dhrcuo sic 8reiie fiir 9tabrlul83'
mittel inn 0}onat september ourdj'
ifuittlid nm ) @ro3ent 3urilf8egon-
gen limo. bctrug ser &itd8ong I'LL
aleinOerfauf nur , Gro3ent. mie 0aS
Bureau filr Nrbeits Stotiitifen III
8uibiugton AM Otittmof in Iet'
mem MonatSberif)t mittbeilt. aar'
t~offeIt ~lanfen nm %, 3ufer I'm 20,
&obl UNI IA uno &aiiee nm 6 Nro'
gent i'm a~leinban6tl, oogegen gang
Ser 9rei5 fiir 4pfeliinen INT s i,no
fir Gier nm ~ 0ro5ett in Die 9o5e,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22
Stmdbrte @eidGftsfirmcn.
Veriiferumgs= 9tgentnrcu.

c.. S. VAN AUKEN, &erfiberungs Ggent; Blra
itaftsS ooer SiferbeitssBpnbs 22S 8edrI Strdse.
KLEIN Il SON. @er &eriiderung iraeHb elmer Ar,
braudbt. Ipesieq Seuers. 9prnaoo= ober bic lest m,
umgdugIidl nptbtuenoise ,2iabiIttn"4 GerTfheruna
nenbe ih an RIeiu & Sobu. $40 GedrI Strdbe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22

g hneIIe5 @eridts-
perfobren. &licnt gu ieinenI
Ncd)tsanmolt): llno pie Iolge miro
cs oauerr, bis Sic mir 8u meinenl
Ged'te ~pcrholien babcn, @err Gof.
tor?
NchtSomunlt: Gtpo orei Wouute
Silent: Crci Monate? ltno 0a2
remit man. @lcid)t3 Rcd)t fir oaci
- Outer u lat. ~: Sd mot)te
germ cine STEELE ais Heiieu0er ia.
ben. @iiieu Sic nitt eirIen gang.
barren 9Irtittl fiir mid?
y: Nciien Sic ocd, in Shube
mdren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22

3ciuidl fir @iliun nnS 2ien.
@rof. 9aul 3. HeiuitL melf)er am
9ienstaQuben0 cine 9}eoc in Ser
8Innfinton @alle. i'm N%u0itoriuu in
MiIrpaltfec belt uno nit 0erielbcn
ieire Gompoqne %eroffnete, ittnnte
o1rin Dem Hrdiioent @ilion 81 uno
frat fiir @oltperneur Cor uno oie
@otioueulisu elm, nobel er DEN uiel.
beiprod)enen Artifel 10 beionoer5 er.
IGutcrte. Groieiior 9feinid) mnd)tc
Die Nahliroqe 5lpiIhcn ibm un0 Sc
nntor 2enroot beionoers fIar. gr lit
fir Ben 2igopatt, ME er BON @lI=
ion CUR Nnnbme untcrbreltct mllroc.
Senator 2enroot lit 0agegel uu0
milnid1t gCpiiie @orbehnIte, mern Der
ielbe an9enommcn miro. Ghompion
lit obiolllt qeqen 0ie 2iQa. Gle Safe
mar nahe5u geiiilIt mo 0ie Anme-
ienoen ~joltelt Dem He0ncr icbr oft
9eiioll.
Die @GtIcr miiicn MN mos Iie
aud non oieicm @roieiIor 81 er.
inarten h0berl; er ioute IN 8r1lt0 mo
9ooen hincingeitimmt meroenl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22

gg7 @er @eIper gu mdBieen 3tuien
lethen m0dlte, etncn uerldBIidleu Jfatbs
1eber fir Seebs uuo Nort9dges brauht
obet 0elo auf quite Siherbeit oltsIeiher
min. fpenbe IT'D an B. s. 6idifh.
203 q. 4. Giraffe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22

Geic bar. Ieltlid)e 8raut
Gum Stonoe5beamten): Sic bral,.
den ntelnen @rdutigom gar nidt 10
mitleibig o%ll3uiehenl"
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0emufrntiidle Waiien . @criamm.

-"
luna. 25n elmer BON Qemotraten per
onItalteten @eriommlung am 0ien9-
taq 2lbeno in ser Neomen-SaIle, oio
aut bcIuht mar, hic4ten Sol. II. 9
9tcGop BON Sparta, ser 8oltper'
nelrs Gun0ioat Ser Gemuofratel.
uno Sobn 8nrfe. @unOe@idoBmeilt2r
8nbIrcoen. &r. 0{cGon grifi bcion,
oers oie Nonportiion 2eoglte uno Die
hinter oicier &erpcqung iteben0cl
M6Gnncr on. peIfe er ais Die 9r0Bte
@eiahr erflGrte, Ser Wi@coniin gegcn-
irberitche. @r. @urfe perlpouote lei
ne linn sur &erfiigltnQ itebenoe Belt
NIT elmer @ertbcjoiglulQ Ser ocntofro.
tiiheu Administration pom %notionaIeil
Nngelcgcnbcjten.
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Nafdiltr'S
Snrntipc Cub Tablets,

oNcr nod pciicr. trdudtn Sic belize Sus
iln,ujeU ua Gin itueIleS 3eiultdt 81
~frsfeTcu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22

Vile unterbaltnngen Beginner pnnft
S:15 ltbr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22
Sbterarat.

B. F. HOLMES, VS. q ~hierarst). ipirb prompt er
itleiuen, rueun er aepIniht ipiro. EHtce: 400 Rat
Strdse: Robuung; 225 iubItde 9. Strase; beibt
EeIephoue: ga Groiie gSts
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-22

Binder u. I. 10.
9eitiaoeu fir 9ireercnuoioaten seuaue' uue
neueite Seitbesbefiimmuneen, Erafuuaffraaen in
gusIiid urb 7sutid.-8ur 9iustpabI: CbnF 2sbrsI
engItidl, sebrterbuh. @rdmnlatiteu IL allen
Sprahen. BriefiteIer, @eiebbilher, Bebidte.
Rotbider. 9ieeerbider, Sprauhmeiftsr. gtet.
t%et5itdt. 3oftorbud, Mmsritaniider @sHisei.
5iditer, Q5arteubud, @rasbau, Nildtuirtl !ddft,
0dderre3eptbiidler, Naidhineubap. beuti1e Sd.
Ienber uHb 9raumbidsr, Rahriagetarten, Sdno.
uabriaseret, gbarattsrIeiuua, 2aubtarteu, Biebsudt.
SuHoe6re6ur, beufitle 8ibeIn.
Sdlreibt fir @ratis@groipette.
&allmeger Eubl. 60, 205 6. As. Ct.
He,p gorf Gitp.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
Japanese Cabinet Faces Crisis

Toxic, Sept. 3O.--The present agita
tion over the California question grows
uninterruptedly. The press comments
range from the most moderate to violent
outbreaks bordering on war talk. Cen
orally speaking, the leading papers try
to be conservative. The outstanding
feature of the present agitation is that
it is uninspired and continues, notwith-
standing that the foreign Office advises
moderation. Many papers criticize the
foreign Office for Withholding inforrna-
tion.
To all appearances the present cabi-
net faces crisis. Inside information
indicates the probability that Marquis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
b,O)O new YORK
. FAMILIES TO MOVE
Thousands Refuse to Vacate
Premises Already Rented
by Other Tenants
DIRE CONFUSION TOMORROW
BY the Associated Press

New York. Sept. 30.--New York's
annual fall moving day tomorrow will
be marked by unprecedented confusion.
when $4,000 families set out their
$50. 900 loads of household effects on
1000 moving vans into new quarters.
many OF which already are occupied
BY determined tenants. This was the
situation forecast today by van own
ers and real estate men, who hazardcd
the guess that it would take at least
twenty four days to settle the city s
nomads in their new quarters.
It was difficult to determine whether
the shortage of moving vans or the
shortage of places into which to move
presented the most serious immediate
problem. The Van Owners AsSoCia
tion, thrown behind schedule by the re-
cent strike Of movers, admitted it was
swamped with orders. Prospects for n
golden harvest on the part of "inde.
pendent" truckers are excellent.
Arthur J. W. Hilly. chairman of
Mayor Hylan's committee on rent prof.
eignty,'' under the terms Of the new
rent laws. for those unable to find new
quarters.
Eviction. under the laws passed last
week by the Legislature. is possible
only upon presentation cf proof by the
landlord that the tenant is of unde-
sirable character. that the landlord in
tends to occupy the apartment himself
or that the building is to be torn down.
And even then the tenant cannot be
summarily cvicted. because the landlord
must first prove in court his grounds
for eviction.
Operation of this law. while it will
bring relief to thousands Of tenants.
will work a corresponding hardship on
other thousands who have signed leases
for apartments now occupied upon the
owners statement that they will be
vacated October |.
To lessen confusion Charles Morris.
president Of the Van Owners Associa :
ton. said drivers had been instructed
not 10 accept furniture for removal be
fore ascertainng whether the family S
prospective apartment was actually va
cant. The association. however. has
no control over the thousands of indie
pcndent and improvised moving vehicles
that will be pressed into service of the
desperate families.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

From what see Of the horses
show" said Frank Fink, the new ring
attendant at the Bryn Mawr Horse
Show, II can see these horses weren't t
racing.
IF those were racing horses they
never had chance. because they never
let them out on the track once, but
! kent them inside the railings where
the starters and judges were all the
time, and whenever they did try to run
they had to keep jumping over fences
and logs and rows of potted palms so
| they couldn't make any time anyway.
Outside the railing where they
| should of run the races, although It
wasn't near a quarter OF miIe track
mt that, il was full of swell dressed
women walking around and cops lean
| ing on the railing and girls selling tea
and coffee off station baggage truck.
The only time the horses got outside
at all was when they jumped over a
whitcwashcd gate. but once outside the
guy that was riding each steered them
straight for every pile of rails and
bushes on the place, and YOU know
what chance horse has when guy
acts like that.
Got job by Accident
1T took me nearly all day to figure
out this game. because I happened to
get this job by accident. While cut
! ting some grass up by Lancaster pike
nice dressed man comes up to me
and says: DO you want TO be ring
attendant at the horses show tomor-
row. and said no He then said /:
/ DO you want to make $40 a day
very easy and I said yes
80 this morning I came over here.
and about q 80 o'clock some one came
up and took me aside and gave me
this white suit and cap. and traded
the coat with a bigger ring attendant:
which made it easier to move around
lively in the suit. The other ring at
tcndants are colored boys with few
Italians mixed in. and they don't seem
to understand horses, but they are
learning which way the horses are
running, which helps in getting out OF
the way Of the horses.
The first thing we did was set up
! fences all around inside the track. and
some one blows bugle and | thought
it was feeding time because lot OF
men run in with horses and line them
all up. Only they didn't even water
them. but right away they go running
! around INTO the tPncPS. wnlch q gOou
many of the horses tried to jump, when
the riders would give them n couple
good licks and head for the next fence.
| \ lot of the horses got tired Of this and
threw the riders.
Kept Right Busy
well, this kept us ring attendants
| right busy. because aS quick aS We d
| get one fence repaired another one
would get the top three rails knocked
| off. and | guess we got more exercise
than the horses. because it takes longer
| putting one of those fences together
! than busting it down. But even at that
it must be an awful life for those horses
if they don't like jumping.
The guy ! was working with and
got two fences and a row of hedge
| behind the horse that was then running
/ into them. and no matter how fast We
run from one fence to the next he'd
| keep knocking them down ahead of us.
| and the man that hired me called US
! out of the ring and said You boys
| stand over there by that far jump in
! the polo field there, because we are now
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
WRANGEL CRUSHES
, 18TH SOVIET ARMY
BoIsheviki Evacuate Ekaterino-
slav Under Pressure Of
Cavalry Swoop
10000 REPORTED CAPTURED
with General wransers Army

With General WrangePs Army,
Sept. 23, via Constantinople, Sept. 80.
The Red Thirteenth army defending
Alexandrovsk has ceased to exist. 1t
succumbed to one of those brilliant en-
circling cavalry movements that are a
distinguishing feature of this war.
The Reds had concentrated their
Thirteenth army behind their lines as
flying column with which to break
through Wrangel's front at the psy-
Geological moment. Anticipating this
attack Wrangel sent all his cavalry in
a wide loop far around into the rear OF
the Thirteenth army and literally las
soed it, taking ten thousand prison
crs, fifty guns, beside armored trains,
airplanes and all kinds Of war mate
rial. There are no more Bolshevists on
the northeastern front. The Reds have
evacuated Ekaterinoslav and are every
where in full retreat.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
Rsbskah Home ceIebr.,lo,

The residents Of the Rebeksb u...
for Aged Wives and Widows Of ~,
Fellows were entertained last r,.,I, ~
a dinner given by Elizabeth Rnsaat
Rebekah Lodge. No. II. Address,
delivered by Mrs. w. Snyder. weil
Der Of the lodge; Mrs. Mary A Ees1
man, president Of the home. and Casel'
u. Frank, the superintendent. eolsl
sical entertainment followed the A., my,
This was the first treat Of its k;nan anusfl
given at the Rebekah Home. u e's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

Riga, Sept. 30.--The Russian ten :
day ultimatum virtually has been
dropped and probably nothing more
will be heard from IL, M. Joffe. head
OF the Soviet peace delegation. admitted
yesterday In private conversation that
the Bolshevists would not insist upon
an answer within the time specified
nor withdraw their proposals at the
expiration OF the period.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
THE BRUSH ALLoCATED
Hoo Island Vessel to Sail for Pacific
Coast October IS

The steamship NJ. G. Brush. named
after the president of the American In
tcrnational Shipbuilding Corporation.
and the only boat built at Hog Island
named after a living person. has been
assigned to the North Atlantic and
Western Steamship Co., by the United
States Shipping Board.
The shin will mako its initial trip
under the new ownership on about Dc
tober o.. when it leaves this port for
los Angeles and San Francisco. The
NJ. c. Brush is 401 feet long and 20
feet wide. 1t has a capacity of TS25
deadweight tons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
To Try to Raise Submarine SIS

An effort will be made today to sal
wage the submarine So, which sank of
the Delaware Capes nearly a month ago
The operation will be In charge Of
Captain Hart, commander Of the First
Submarine Division. and Lieutenant G..
e. Laws, skipper of the mine sweeper
Mallard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

the Soviet government has offered valu-
able concessions TO American interests,
and is considering negotiations with
American manufacturers of farm imple
ments driven by electricity. Some de-
tails of that plan appeared in the Pc
trograd Izvestia Of August 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

silk taffetas, satins. serges, pop
Inns and tricotines in all the new
style effects and trimming fashions
most approved this season. These
dresses are most wonderful values
at these low prices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30

Okuma will again be premier and gives
special Importance TO his attitude.
Okuma is inviting about 100 influential
men for discussion Of the California
question and simultaneously students
Of Waseda University contemplate a
public meeting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
Arabs TO Rule Mssonotamia

London, Sept. 30.--Upon the arrival
of Sir Percy Cox he will issue
a proclamation as high commission :
er, placing the government OF
Mesopotamia under the Arabs. That
act by the British representative, who
has arrived in Mesopotamia and is now
en- route to Bagdad, is expected to have
a great moral effect upon the Arab
people and change the internal tend
encies of Mesopotamia from those Of
war to peace.