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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-19

nieodwo}alnie dla Pa6stwa Polskiego.
PREDICT czy p6zniej grantee lorda Cur
iona mogly nam bye narzucone bez
wzgledu ia to, co sic bedzie dziaio pc
drugiej stronie tych granic. Wyrok Lii
81 Narod6w z~astrzegai neutralnoSc ziem
%spornych, a tenn samem Odejmowai
nam wszelka moznoSc przylaczenia re-
ka zbrojna wilma do terytory6w zaje-
tych przez wojska polskie. Wytworze-
ME sic ma tych terytoryach nowego pan
silva, opartego o zasade s~amostanowte-
MIA i niepodleg'oSci ludlow miedzy Pol
ska a Rosa zamieszkalych pa6stwa,
W kt6rem narodowosc polska zajmie
niezawodne naleane jej miejsce, ratuje
Wilno pre- dgroaaca mu juz nieuchron
nile katastrofa i przyspiesza to jedyne
rozwiazanie wszystkich trudnosci, ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-19
DIaczego Tysiace Osob
i Dzieci umiera Ma
ZapaIenie Pluc?

platego, 5e sdy nSbswia sic IA
ksj choroby jsk influenza, sryps'
kasrsl, zazisbienie, katar, bronchlI
tis, zapalenie gardia, zapalenie mig
daRow, b6le W ~piersiach, ME stree
"a sic 1 ME starsja sic wylecSyc eho-
ROB, 3 kt6rych Ewykle rozwtja sic
xapalenie pfuc. Jesli electromagnetic,
hub ~cisrpicie ns kt6re Z wyzei wy
mienionych do~legliwosci, ME cdkfa-
dajcie, lecz idzcie do waszego apte-
karza / zakupcie saoik Kamphroi.
Zspevnijeie sic, Re dostaniecie pra-
wdEiwy Kamphrol . czerworo-n&a-
lynn krzy4em na kasdej pac1ce.
Kamphrol zawisra balsamowe o
lejki, mentol, kamfere I inne le-
c1sce srodki, dlatego SagodZi on
wszelkie bole, jake l reumatyeIne,
4 leczy kaszel natychmiast. Wielu
lskarzy, szpitali uzyva I poieca
Kamphrol. Kupcie sioik Kamphrol
dzisiaj i mieicie pod rska. 1883 w.
47th str. toEf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-19

stwu utraty wilma ME tylko juz ola
pa6stwa ~polskiesO, ale dla ,narodu pol
skiego i jego Acknowledged inte-
res6w ma Wschodzie. TIE zasade udalo
nam sic utrzymae W caiej peani i pod
czas rokowa6 W Rydze, gdzie nasza de-
legacya uroczyScie uznala prawa do
niepodlegiosci ola Ukrainy, Biafej Ru-
81 I Litwy.
w chwii, kiedy rokowania W Ry-
DE zscsae sic mialy, zaskoczeni 20
stalismy aktem objecia przez Litwe
Kowienska wilma i atakiem Litwin6w ;
W chwili, kiedy rokowania mialy sic
sko6czye, narzucono nam rozejm q Lii
twa Kowienska pozostawlaJaey 'Wilno
W rekach litewskich. Pomimo rozle-
g1ych granie rozejmcwych ma Wscho-
die traeiIsny W ten spos6b Wilno juz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-19

kie nasuwaio sic juz cd kwietnia, 30
roku. -.
Rad i Sejm Rzeczypospolitej beda
musiaIy wcbec tego faktu zajQc sta
nowisko, odpowiadajace interesom Pol
ski i postulatom pokoj vi organizacyi
Wschodu Europy. Trzeba scbie dokia-
dnie zdawac z togo sprawe, re stano-
wisko to juz zostalo wyraznie z CORY
okreSlone przez Protok6i Ryski | re
wszelkie PROXY zmienienia tel decyzyi
manifeStowania ma rzecz upragnionej
aneksyi wilma ME miaiyby zadnego in
nego realnego skutku po "a p~oSredniem
dopomozeniem rzadowi W Kownie do
obalenia konstrukcyi wznoszonej obec-
ME W Whine i do ponownego oddania
najdrozszego nan miasta W rece pol
nocno-litewskiego nacyonalizmu.
IKur. Por.l
The Washington herald., 1920-08-24
Eeypt's Victory

the OF Cromer
dscontented the Egyptian nonam amd up follow
handling OF the affair by local officials
contempt mingled with harsh of force famed
Aenby, of Palestnian military fame, arrived
the of hand Not his personal
OF justification for the hostility
the odme faith her sincerity and
influence Peace Conference plus the
the Egyptians getting hearing
unified population nurge forgetting racial and
religious differences.
Miner heading commission OF nve-
especially South Africa did
ideal mediator However he have
coming OF Arma
peace had been customary the For mill
political would be the committee felt
Isac world
conferences really conferred The
That which denied Paris conceded Cairo When the
conuants group lessened;
forth ntmatng that the Egyptians had
their in part if in whole.
May know, the plan which Great Britain
prepared taking
they mepresented by the London Times indicate
that has Egypt control OF her foreign
resembling which bind Cuba
and will diplomatic
abroad She have defined of autonomy within the
giving substantial independence
Britain the other hand the Suez Canal from the
Egyptian side privileged position the Valley of the
Nile and of will have Egyptian territory.
the devouion take modifying
demand rule and
recognition while teaching democracy
prodded by the OF conced
ing peoples that considers inferior.
India will this OF the Egyptians with keen
will Ireland Their alike all particulars But
underlying all-namey demand for
liberty themselves; doing
by being told Pdagoges and statecra this formula
The Washington herald., 1920-08-24
Marriage Licenses.

william J. Carr. IS. and HeIeu A. Cooper.
81, both Of Baltimore. The Rev william
J. Howard.
George T. s,mueIs. 81, and Marie Ross.
IS, both Of Washington The Rev George
o. Bullock.
Reeves A. KrshIins 81. and Naomi C.
Hayes. 81. both OF Washington The Rev.
John 2. HorStcamp.
William McKoy. IS. and Martha Fenpell.
es. both Of Richmond. IN. Rev. william J.
Howard
Herbert R. Cole. IS, and Gertrude 2 Jsct-
son. 10. htoh Of Washington. The Rev.
wilIism J. Howard.
BYRD HackI.y. 2I. Of RiIeyviIIe, Va. and
ssIlie Bursie. 81. Of CulpePer, Va The Rev,
James Robinson.
David Berry. -. and EliIsbeth Bur~eu.
-, both Of Washington. The Rev. N. W. d.
Norman.
Paul s. Rice. 2s. of Washington, and
Mildred H. GUNNER. 80, Of Buffalo. The
Rev. James ". Many.
Joseph E. Rutherford. 81. and Berths
BoIden. 3. both Of Washington. The Rev.
J. NJ wsidrou.
Thomas II. Baltimore. -. and Lucy Rob
inson. 81, both Of Washington. The Rev.
NJ. ". n. Norman.
v. Bosneu. 20. and Lillian N. Brosius,
-. both Of Baltimore. The Rev. Howard T.
Downs.
samuel W. Rider. cs. Of EtIau. Va. and
Essie Nicholson, is, Of Syria, Va. The Rev.
Howard v. Downs.
George r. Scott. IS. and Evelyn l.. Cross,
IS, both Of Washington. The Rev. Titus Z.
Davis.
william J. Carroll. 81. and violet s. Dow.
Ter. &c. both Of Norfolk Va. The Rev. John
E. Briggs.
William H. Carr. 81. and Sarah Carries
-, both Of Washington. The Rev. J. I.
Lorins.
Hugo ". HesseIbsch. 30. and Alice Z.
Burbsge, 43. both Of Washington. The Rev.
II. D. Talbot.
Myron NJ. Oppenheip. 2I. and Mildred d.
Minister. 81. both Of Washington. The Rev.
Ahrsm Simon.
Gehrsd Snyder. .. OF Rochester y. Y,
and Mary Z. johnson. 10, Of Washington.
The Rev. r. Z. Browning.
Ralph G. Rsttley, 20. and Helen Z. Duck
ett, -, both Of Washington. The Rev. A. h.
Mihm.
George Younger. IS, Of Newport, R. l.,
and Vera r. l.. Strauss. 81, Of LandOver, Nd.
The Rev. c. ". Docher.
Elias Z. Peterson. 81. and Carrie s. Mich
OILS, q. both Of Washington. The Rev. J. s.
John ]. Baum. IS. and Alma V Day. So.
both Of Washington. The Rev. J. H. Jef-
fries.
Hugh n. Hsrdwicke. II, and Ann Z.
Hatcher, 2l. both Of Richmond. The Rev.
william J. Meeks.
James W. Gibson. -. Of Reading. Pa, and
BETTE Smith. 20, Of Washington. The Rev.
Charles II. Oatney.
Arthur R. Ritenour. &c. and Ellen Blsnch-
field, 81. both Of Washington. The Rev. Z.
B. Bsgiey.
willard r. Long. 2l. and BERTHE A Bare
foot 70. both Of California. Nd. The Rev.
A. Z. SpeilmAn.
Vernon c. Richardson. 30 spd Ethel n.
Cook. 20. both Of Washington. The Rev.
John r. Frarer.
william r. Gorton. -. and Marie NJ. Con
way a5 both Of wsshington. The Rev p
c. Gsvsp.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-24
Naval Orders

Lieut.. August c. Steinbrenner-Det. u. S.
s. Delaware; to Navy Yard, Washing ton,
d. {.
Lieut.. Fred II. stewsrt-Det Naval Re.
CruitinE Station, New York, y. Y; to Naval
Recruiting Station, Philadelphia. Pa.
Lieut.. Frank L. Janewsy Chaplain Corps)
tCl4)-Det. L. s. S. Minnesota; to Naval
Academy. Annapolis. Nd.
Lieut.. Junior grade) Vincent r. Stark.
weather CCl-3D-Det. L. s. S. Proteus; tc
conn. T. o. L. s. s. Trinity and on board
when Commsd.
Each Of the following named officers Of the
Medical Corps is relieved frcm further duty
at the Army Medical School, Washington
u. G., and will proceed to the post specified
after his name: Lieut. Wilmer Claytor
Dreibelbies, Fort Leavenworth, Kan, Lieut.
John Glanwood knauer, Fort Riley, Kan
Lieut.. u. 81 Robert p. Briscoe-Det U
S. $. Bsgley; to U. S. S. Humphreys a.
Eng. on.
Lieut.. Noel Daris-Det. Nav. Opera tions
Nav. Dept. Wash, d. c.; to U. s. S
Oklahoma.
Lieut.. Robert NJ Eaches-Det. U. s. s
Buffalo; to L. S. S. Mississippi
Comdr. Roman C. Gady-Det comma nt
Submarine Div. ?; to U. S. s. Florida 8,
Lieut.. John Haines-Det. Q. S. S. LII; t.
L S. &. E-@.
Comdr. Husband Z. KimmeI-Det. U. s
s. Arkansas; to Nav. Yd.. Wash, D. c.
Lieut.. Comdr. Dapid r. Lee-Dct. com
mand L. $. s. R-23; to conn. (. o. u. s. s
S-l5 and in command when commissioned.
Lieut. Henry G. Dehrbach Civil Eng
Corpsl l-Det. Nav. Yd., Charleston. s. {.
to duty Nav. Base, San Diego. Cal.
Lieut.. Edward A. Msnck-Det. Nav. Yd.
Charleston, $. C.; to U. s. S. Columbia n,
Eng on.
Bosn. William Muench-Det. L. S. s. o.
prey: TO L. $. S. Arizona.
Ems. stephen A. MiIehsm-Det R. S.
Phila.. Pa: to Z. s. s. Fox.
Bosn. Patrick r. Powers-Det O. S. s
Arizona; TO Z. S. s. Patapsco.
Lieut.. William Y. SchIegel-Det. R. S.
New York. y. Y; TO L. $. S. Nevada
Lieut. Robert Z. Simon-Det. r. s, Phila
Pa: to Nav. Yd.. Charleston. S. c.
Lieut.. u. g. Charles A. Strumsky-Det
U S. S. Nevada: to U. s. s. Overton.
Lieut. George c. Tasker (supply Corps
Det. Naval Allotment Once. wash. d. C.
s-31-20: to duty as Accounting oficer o.
Torp Assembly Plant. Naval Torp sta
Ale xa ndria. Va.
Lieut. Robert G. waIdron-Det. L. s. S
New Jersey: to Z. S. s. st. Louis
Lieut. Comdr. Grady B. whitehead-Det
T. S. s. Brooklyn; to 0ficer in Charge
Nav Recruiting Sta, Jacksonville, Fla.
Lieut. u. gJ Myron ". Willard (suppI!
Corpsl-Det Nav. Ira. Sta, Newport r
!. = to L. s. s. Patoka as Supply oficer
1t. Clyde ]. Kelloeg-(Cl-2l Det X. s
New YorE: to L. s. 3. Pstoks.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-24
Many Promising Young Orators
Unearthed BY G. O. p. Speakers
Bureau in Conbing Country

homes on Manhattan Island are oc-
cupied by men who came to the
United States as did POnzi / re-
fer to DIR. Charles V. Patern5 born
in Italy, whose residence, the Cas-
tie. hangs over the Hudson River
from Washington Heights like an
eagles nest, and Nicholas c. Par
tos, born in Greece, who occupies
the beautiful estate of c. X. G.
Billings. just beyond the Paterno
domicile. Mr.. Partos, who a dozen
years ago passed through Ellis
Island is now wealthy. He is a
patent medicine manufacturer. He
rents the Billings house and
grounds from John d. Rockefeller
Jr., pending the latters delay in
turning il over to the city for a
gift park. Last winter Mr.. Partos
rented the Fifth Avenue residence
of Commodore Gerry.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-24
Reducing Army Costs.

When kill birds with usually we'll
do With of high they
they bd be- with the railways cogged that basic products
food and material their
should, certainly would sensible the
the example OF inland waterways and in such
has supplies from places production places of
sumption Privately land object but what of it?
Credabe we'll
his disposal supplies
speedily cheap If by inland waterways get
crowded and reduce charges by utilizing
fleet why Taxpayers complain can
assured What the spending millions improvement
and canals and build fleet it, when
reducing army peace
cids with abnormal a situation invites
settlement on any sensible basis.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-24
Births Reported.

Louis and ReheccS h6mmsn, boy.
Abraham and Esther TlaI, boy.
Joseph and Rosie Ahns ham. boy
Ben smin ind Sa rsh Belims q, boy
Sol and Lillian Cohen. boy.
Charles Y. and Katie L. RAIDER. rin.
Walter B. and MaDde Blaine, bog.
James n. and Ruth RecE, boy.
Louis and Gabrielle Meyer. girl.
Harry n and Rosie Sber. girl
Thomas 9Th, and Mar p. hyde boy.
Frank P. and Mary B. Ross. boy.
Herbert n. and Mildred Brown. Firl.
Steven II. and Helen McGreror. girl.
Keith N. and SsIlis Jones. girl.
Chester ". and Lucy Fry. boy.
stefsno and Nara Dozupoue. girl
Francesca and Ross rio Auteri. girl
Bssilios and Fillips PabaFopulos. boy.
salvatore and NSris Ca rofGlo. boz.
CSrnelo and Guisepps ZsoHro. girl.
George n. and Alice Green. boy.
Falk and Mile Gordon, boy.
Lewis c. and Anna &. kenrls boy.
Edward L. and Asry \. Gallagher. cir
Steiner and EllEs beth Ss uford, hoy.
VIM. O.. jr and Zelda NJ Scheibeu. nj
wm. and Ella Thompson, rirl.
Thomas J. ard Sophs r. Garner, gfrl.
John and Annie Robinson. girl
Charles and Eliza abeth Smith, rirl.
Calvin a I'd Frances Rs nks boy,
James and Geneva Kelly. Firi.
Wesley and SsHie Mitchell, boz.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-24
THE THE BIBLE
Translated out OF the original
tongues and from the edition
known as Our Mothers Bible"
Continued from Yesterday.

II And ye have seen their abom-
nations, and their idols, wood and
stone, silver and gold. which were
among them)
IS Lest there should be among
you man. or woman, or family, or
tribe. whose heart turneth away
this day from the Lord our God, to
go and serve the gods of these ma
tions; lest there should be among
you a root that beareth gall and
wormwood;
10 And it come to pass, when he
heareth the words OF this curse,
that he bless himself in his heart.
saying, I shall have peace, though
1 walk in the Imagination of mine
heart, to add drunkenness to
thirst:
20 The Lord will not spare him.
but then the anger of the Lord and
his jealousy shall smoke against
that man, and all the curses that
are written in this book shall lie
upon him, and the Lord shall blot
out his name from under heaven.
81 And the Lord shall separate
him unto evil out of all the tribes
of Israel, according to all the
curses of the covenant that are
written in this book Of the law:
% So that the generation to
come of your children that shall
rise up after you, and the stranger
that shall come from a far land,
shall say. when they see the plaques
of that land, and the sicknesses
which the Lord hath laid upon it;
% And that the whole land
thereof is birthstone, and salt, and
burning, that 1t is not sown, nor
beareth, nor any grass groweth
therein, like the overthrow of
Sodom and Gomorrah. Admah and
Zeboim, which the Lord overthrow
in his anger, and in his wrath:
"a Even all nations shall say,
Wherefore hath the Lord done thus
unto this land? what meaneth the
heat of this great anger?
Is Then men shall say, Because
they have forsaken the covenant OF
the Lord God of their fathers which
he made with them when he
brought them forth out of the land
Of Egypt:
2s For they went and served
other gods, and worshipped them,
gods whom they knew not, and
whom he had not given unto them:
27 And the anger of the Lord
was kindled against this land, to
bring upon it all the curses that
are written in this book:
2S And the Lord rooted them otis
of their land in anger, and in wrath,
and in great Indignation, and cast
them into another land. as it is this
day.
80 The secret things belong un-
to the Lord our God: bit those
things which are revealed belong
unto us and to our chiidrsn ror-
ever, that we may do all theswords
of this law.
tn ne cnNTyyvrrn
The Washington herald., 1920-08-24
BY RAYMOND G. CARROLL.

Copyright. 1870, by Public Ledger Col
New York. Aug. 23.-Good cam
paign orators are surprisingly
scarce this year. In the Republi-
can presidential primaries some
'.finds" were uncovered. but Col.
Thomas w. Miller, Eastern director
of the speakers bureau of the Ma
tional Republican Committee, has
his eyes constantly open for new
talent.
In addition to delivery and self
confidence" he said, the ideal
speakers must be able to sense the
temper and feeling of his audience
and must know when to stop talk
ing. 1t is much better to conclude
a speech when a distinctive point
has been made than troll on for an
hour and leave the audience with a
tired feeling"
Col. Miller said his bureau had
hundreds of prospects" young
men whose names had been sent in
by the county and State chairmen,
volunteers whose platform ability
would be tried out at the smaller
campaign. The four bright stars
pIOouStu III Aht pI lHldIitS "tTci
Sailor" Henry J. Ryan, of Boston;
DIR. Charles A. Eaton, formerly pas
tor of John D. Rockefeller's church,
now a magazine editor; J. J. Kear-
ney. a young Irish-American labor
leader from Newark. and DIR. Rob-
ert NJ. McElroy, who was on the
faculty of Princeton University with
President Wilson.
Among the seasoned orators who
have booked up with Col. Miller for
the East are former Governor Frank
Is. Willis, of Ohio. Republican can
didate in the State for the United
States Senate; Representative John
G. Cooper, of Youngstown, Ohio,
who stepped into the House from
the cabin of a railroad locomotive;
United States Senator'S Frelinghuy-
sen and Lodge; Borough President
r. H. IaGuardia. who saw service
as a major of aviation on the Ital-
ian front: Lieut.. Col. Theodore
Roosevelt. who will speak in the
East in August and October and in
the West throughout September;
Representative Nicholas Longworth
former Governor E. c. Stokes, OF
New Jersey, former Amba ssador to
Mexico Henry Lane Wilson. Cover
nor William c. Sproul and Repre-
sentative Thomas S. Craso, OF
Pennsylvania
Representative James w. Goode
at Chicago, is the western director
of Republican speakers.
Goethals in New York.
A tall handsome middle aged
man of familiar military bearing.
but in civilian clothes swung
along Wall street today and turned
in No. 40. He was General George
w. Goethals. builder of the Pana-
ma Canal, first civil governor of
the Canal Zone. chief of the army
division of purchase, storage and
trafhc in the late war. HeCwas GO
ing to his new job; General Goeth-
ais had decided to work for George
Washington Goethals. His new
work he explained was that of en-
gineer manager of corporations and
examiner of properties. When a
corporation wants to be refinanced
1t can send for Gen. Goethals to
look 1t over and his report will
serve as the basis for the reorgani-
cation. If there is any doubt about
the outcome the General stands
ready on his findings to step in
and run the property.
The two most finely situated
The Washington herald., 1920-08-24
Events of Today
Hs.ss,s Grssps 10 ness.

The housing group of the City
Club will meet at 7-3o toniGht at
the clubhouse. Psrrasut square, 10
adopt a charter and bylaws and
outline q program Of activity. X.
Clifford Bangs. chairman of the
group. will preside
Washington Council. Knights of Co
lumbus. will meet tonight in Bright
wood on the grounds Of the Church
of the Nativity. Following a short
business session. members OF the
council and their friends will be
entertained with music. singing and
dancing
A1sseRests.
Nationsl-George NJ cohsn's -Ge-
MUS and the Crowd"
Garrick-Gsrrick Players In the
musical comedy, ~Oh, Boy"
Cosmos-Vsudeville and films
Il. =. Keith's-Vsudevill
Strsnd-vsudeviile ana hims.
Gayety-"Folly Town" burlesoue.
Loew's Palace-Ethel clayton in
Crooked Streets"
Moore's Rialto-Msrshsll NeilAn's $
go and Get It"
Crandslrs Metropolitan - Alice
Lake in The Misft Wife"
Loew's Columbis-Bryant wash
burn in What Happened 20 Jones.-
Crsndslrs Knickerbocker - Alice
Lake in The Misft Wife"
Crsndau's-Alice Joyce in ~rhs
Prey
Glen Echo-Resort facilities
Steamer Macslester-Dsily excur-
sions to Mount Vernon
Marshall Hsll-Resort smuse-
ments.
Chesapeake Beach-Resort sttrsc-
tons.
Colonial Beach - Washington &
Atlantic City"
Chevy Chase Lske-DancinE.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-24
WORLD WAR VETERAN
KILLED BY LIGHTNING

Newport News, Va, Aug. 23.-One
man was killed, telephone service
put out of commission, and much
damage wrought, during a terrific
electric storm which swept over the
North End of the city last night.
While standing beneath the cleo
trio fixtures in his home while the
storm was in progress. Paris Rob-
ert Aikers, 81 Sycamore street, was
struck by bolt of lightning and
almost instantly killed. The bolt
entered the right eye and passed
through the face and out through
the neck where the button touches
the skin leaving burned spot.
Aikers was "a years of age and
was a member of Battery D., with
which he served in France for more
than a year.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-24
Gallo Praise for the Yankee Chair.

This in journalism when straight copv
low. But assuming the French
Academy Sciences has rocking
chair the sensible Of all by sitting
hours what be said OF the
ponee They knew nothing about the relation
The word hygiene not their vocabulary They sought
and found and getting that they also got
health Why? Head and had angle, favorable
full breathing
The of is the and
the morris chair and the Rocking the
OF slouchng The pm staghtbak
must rock well mother Even lovers rock
call tor designs by Grand Rapids artists Everything be
make the hamoniouy with the ever-swayng
Which DONE 1T b. will
will multiply shall Schumann- -Heinks
will reign where disease doth much abound.
Gone the critics who said that because rocking chairs squeakd
they should be used Negligible
people because did
still when down The French
family that kked Virginia into
beyond Aeghanes bring its uscatons
and its final awards righteous.
Hail rocking lungs as soother of
lbsl Thy oscillations have Oympics
and builders of The symbol felicity the
plus sitng-room joys to thine ownl
The land of Martha
No will France judge and the
doughnu They things of today 1t
made the usty full thoated heroes just pang
at Metz Not the hand that rocks the cradle rules the
the hand that
heads IN rhythm with their bodies
Sugar Continues Downward" the headlines pity the
poor prohteer who held his sugar long.
Once the mystery who Billy Patterson" Now it
is, Who hit John Slavin"
The Bohevs and straightway marched
again
II in order for both political parties plead poverty
H'was great day for The KsKoehmaneu Kahanamoku
The Washington herald., 1920-08-24
Deaths Reported.

John Hyett, 30 years; and 3rd SITS. ne
Jesse r. Dold, 50; 1925 California ST. NV.
Allen Dixon, Is; Walter Reed Hospital.
Frank B. Clay. 81: Walter Reed Hospital.
vm. r. Brown. s.; 1910 sth 81. nv.
Charles Curtin. 10 months; 616 n st. sw.
Irwin ". Ackermsn. .; 3ls Ind. ave. nv.
Beulsh W. Ada ms, % yes r.: sol \ -. nv.
Frank Hodge, IS; Freednen's Hospitsi.
Myrtle Stewart, IL months; lti6 s. c.
ave. 50.
John Tyler. = Freednen's Hosritai
Samuel Newton. 3 hours; 2Joa NJ 81. NV.
Infant OF Robert snd Jennie White. IL
hour: Freedmen's Hospitsi.
Infant Of Albert and Louise Smith, 5 dsys;
Freedmep's Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-24
A DAILY LINE O. CHEER
By John Kendrick Bangs
A REVIVAL.

sometimes think our hues of gray
Come from forgetfulness of play,
And losing sight of how the boy
Finds vast store of purest joy
In all the simple things in sight
That'move to laughter and delight,
Wherefore | deem 1t wise in age
Backward to turn the present page,
And for little ease my stress
with the delights of boyishness.
And cen as he
JOY in the simpler things ] see.
tCopyrizht, 1910. BY The Mcclure Syndicate. }
The Washington herald., 1920-08-24
PRIZES FOR CLOVER
OFFERED FARM BOYS

Lynchbu Va, Aug. 2s.-The
Chamber of Commerce will offer
prizes 10 boys in eight counties in
this part of the State for the best
fields of clover grown during the
next season.
The first prize for each county
will be s25: second. SIS: third. $40,
and FIVE additional prizes Of IS each
in each county.