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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25

IN the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County. No. 261 DivorEcs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-25
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Ne. \. WOODWARD. cIerk.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

tNhNT scamstreSa does n@ enjoy
" unking az the lovely dance aud
dinner truck. that give her imaeiba
ttun fa,-i for pleasant thought
Whether sis Is working Tor hvrss'lt
or sntue dne else. and especially II her
ea,ira,or benefits daughter, there Is
less care and more Jay IN the making
Of part, ftocks than In any hlu. else,
Younger women afr rapluruBs over
them. The young matrtAS know that
they Iook shslt bfat In, lhsn., anb pa
llrrr ones travel eu The read to Srs-
,rrripy wbrn they wear thcm
There II wide ehpiee II STYLES 70
sull various types and plruty 81 r"oia
90 individual iHstr ~ dane. frprks
the way choose gualnt and denurr
ideas or be- lHilr dArng. ~ steer
= eour.r between me taa When thvrr
Is So mueb than Is ,i.- 5oi starklins
and durlgg lr4ls iLt simplrr nr guRiat
tr,ea4 that hpd themselves nwsi
charming They de- not hrlpns to The
JAR sra. aud are rrtrestns Tor that
reason
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
VIZ OMEN havs ahss.. h'vu Wiling

uoAfN have almsss hswn wtssg
w ~ lav'ah time IN decorative fur
easlirrs fnv thtfr Aesats tt'Sss f}tY
ing ,cawhtS NJ ertlaarn' Sasu 'lrnes
crude sasl sometimes exquisite ih.I
~ we.rr thrsr Interest j. clNrr~s
ana their hearts rSts,s The sms
and work sIvns are werth @hse, 'lu'
II tAcse hwy nr4a'rn ttaAs ttst ran
ao' sgSt borg hears 20 fancy NerS VI"
sre indebted. eherefo-e. h no ps~ayaie
Mo MsbS ,,tt easily s'alr aas. tncS
p.,, Slye ;aiags thar pa A asw cadr-
tenWncy o. faM.'.ar rAonsN ani make
.heu cheerful ara Hrahe NJ nac
,'..rS rtcr,.. III this 4 yvNetf,sa ;hsn he
manufacturers ~ sHc tissue sa,i cvvp~s
T,srvrs sut GAey are apt aiase fp 'h~if
efforts Tt'- maze t,Ag Us, ~
things and have srVnet' 'h~tr r-s.ur
tiprs ~ 70 standards tfat rissl r,arA
rtorN ry,stly s-ttcNcs
.Amons the psr~r Furnishings 'aEtg
rai csaStle ssaRbs VASES and s2 sss.s
ev,tnpei sore a,te0.tor .han anythsss
ws~e, for r~ery ~~u,an Ii infsrvxfexs TN
tAe~n Sfs=d.t~ fa< the atnpS ~ csG
49, sri fo~~rS for the vases ts1lss.
,a- later aow ss.sn ecnxa, at ;ae m,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

A lovely dance OF dinner ftorA Of
'atrcta a, pictursSi here. hasfa iu~
hodlcr with narrow STRAPS IT the silk
over the shoulders, apd over The q
pretty fichu of tsns net ~ match rsir,-d
WITH shirred tafets strips frsss~i along
tho edges The gtr,ile, which - ,soini.
~ at the front. trcails the osd.,ims
pointed bodice that ss-.tns 20 hsiaos
90 the full skirt The rchu Is knntivd
Al the 'front.' and has hort ei,ds hang
Ing t.slAs ahr saisilkasr. -, ..ss- -
The skir, IL aldsnri et he h..s-
With wire. ard there ar. ihrn~ rows
x the friugcsi strips sci about II here
to ciuphaSlRe it, tullhess Wiz. xcul.
lols a, the hot,nm reveal nHrr,s
,ettlcuAt underneath. that ~ haishej
with the trnse,I strips also anh 'his
,sirf. l!se ,aaa, others Is ooi reality
luuser Thar skirt, have been fer So,ne
tine There arr several slFns i.~l'le~
'h,. ava, ~ reaction from extremes
In style, that may he la,kei for 10
fe .synins spring
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

liners There Is widening Rrpry~rsa
'atw NJ WHITTIER huWgg4srs na4s NJ ths
sss~~'T@. ~f$~f TrTFr $.rS~ fsr-w~rs ~rsf
-r,, sSe> tha' ter inrr herself pfoyi,ie-s
Nsny -aWyvi sF uyna6pnfs arp ns,se
~ ptae tgr.s, rw' Ras painted anf
'ag ts,i ~ ciff gliding ,hat nv rev
and hsely Nany artificial s,s5 ~rs,
wtrh Wv AZ at'rrs ami ras'stlwgya
ne fsv,<'ies, sra d'Trd IN elsar SHE
lar ghirh - AtlBe NJ 10 frasn 80 white
Ii ArjyS IN thega aaft tvety.~ Ftrru with
a s9rfases like s'rss ar r-prvw'Ain.
Lamp >lSR'. ae made OF perer
,pS. afsd toe ~Aaa@s ~ crrr~ gsur~r A
shade thar hss - rsuch TIE a,yr~ay-
ahes az sik TIA, Y devrtve. no ~. /.
stspwr IN tt.- r4ctr~ II Is naAts. over
wire frame, lrs' ~ Alb sharss
wanlt Re. Wi,h ryss4-.-nisasyr' ,Nrsr $50
tvrre-fe ard '-h'.httgr over II. Ire
hsa3 fringe ss in -rs~s svslnr re rsn~-
Very sns crege ass In hsa stlsai
sNtswx ~ 0t,nr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
TENSE PRESSURE
ON her HEAD
ny Sides, Back and Head
Panied Ne bust An the Tane,"
Says alabama lady, VINO
Took cafdul ard Got Wei.

uaiaa,owa. Aa.---Aiser tie htrtA Il
my baby. | case Bear cytaS- writes
nrs Mssas Felts 81 USkasu~A I
was In 90 awful eeAAisien. -. II
last looAed lsks ! weaia dAs.
Il coaldnt hear aEyuAe to evsn
touch nee. was ~ sare. not even 10
tnru ma IN bed Nc sides, hack aea
bead I'll psin~d me, last ell the tine
we had the doctor every tsy ard
be did ssesything be taes hcw. II
hooked lke. ye, lay there sa1crtRs
such intense psias ~ seeaas ] can't
describe.
-rinaiiy. I said to ny husband, fsi
~ try Cardsi' We went for Il al
eacs. and before ! had ,saea the frst
bottle the came hack. the sor~Dess
began 10 20 away. ard ! began 10
mead The in,snse pressure SEEMED
oil al once IL lea e nay bead aud be-
fore long I was up
y toak three bottles and vas well
ana s,rung AID ahle ,p do my WORK.
I helsev.d CAREFUL saved my 1ftte !.
! csnnot praise Il enough tas what
II dta for ma"
II yoa are q woaAan, End need
q teaic--
Taks Cardni. the woman's Toasc.
ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

II 10 related tina, when judge Zen
tsmin Toppan u Ohio who cdi~d In
the early Tc., applied for kSIDissien
TO The bar Of ihst state - =ss s,s-,i
just two question: Mr. Torpsn,
what |. iswy' ws. the Arr, Of ti'e~e
-AA snjus, distribution Of justice, .
rpii-d the applicant
-whs, 10 eeuityr- was the second
"A a. impesit,oa upsn common
ssnssf-
lie vas reviewed into the brother.
hood with ep~n srns
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
Begin Right Now to
Conquer Your Rheumatism

II yoa are going n again rely
open the linlmsnt bottle 10 try to
rub your Rheumatism away. yca
will be doomed again TO netting
bu. disappointment A disease
d car cause 40 much pa n and
ALTERING a rot on sAs sarsAes 81
the sam. and cannot he rubbed
away
Many form. az Rhrums,ism are
cause by q tiny disease germ In
The hlso4, ard in sach eases shc
ealy logical treatment Ia 10 search
cut and rsms~s these germA from
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

the blood.
Fo- this purpose there II no moro
satisfactory remedy than s.sA,
the fns old blood remedy that has
been In uss for mors than hfty
ysaEs, and has gwen zach general
sa,is!srtlun for Rheumatism.
iiegtn taking SIS. to-day, and
write cur medical director tor en-
peri advsfe. without charge. Al
dress Chef Medical Director. 100
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta Ca
q &. Y 10 rot sold oY recommended
for vtne7eal disezsea
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

tive" Is often all that IA necessary,
Children bss The "fruity" taste Of
genuine California" syrup Of Figs
which has directions Tor babies and
children printed ca the bottle Say
California or Won may get An tmi-
tat,on lg syrup Bewsrei
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

Hurry mothsrl A tsa.poonfuI Of
California Syrup Of igs to-day
may prevent . sirk child tomorrow.
II your child |. eonstiPated. bilioas,
fevsrish. frrtiul. has cold, collie, or II
stomach Ia sour, tongue c"ate'l, breath
bad. remember a good rphysle.h,A.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

Mrs Exs What ,ou let Your s,r
er nycrS attwu,su'
Mrs WNe~-N YES IN sesd sri It's salv
. ssvng The more she i away 'hs
fewer fishes she hvakS ls,a~tnr
Transcript
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

ns i~sssvsS MsA.l ~. ?. osss~x tas ssml
One man wheels this casfit from rul
10 GU, aud LOG 10 LOG like q barrew.
Separate attachments cut down tresa
and cut w branches Exsrs power is&e
the engine do heavy werk II Oh kiHdA
Owners II the Ottawa Leg Raw laugA
ct coal shortages and are making No
u-ney With ease. the mschine doing the
work. IS 10 10 cords cut any day, rAiny
OF dry, by enc man. are noftsal hguFsA
And wood In approaching 80 cord ]
The o,iwws 10 compact. simnie and dur
able. II sells for cash or easy payments
and Ia guaranteed II you have wood 70
cut the OTTAWA Log Ssw viii - the
most satisfne,sry machine you've ere
ewned We suggest that you write ~
Ottawa Mfg. On. Eta Weed a.. Otta.
wa. Mas. for their complete Rew iliuep
trated hcok and prices, sent frss q
ell readers 81 this paper.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

Speaking ~ fame" saJ1 the 90
arfrr ~ Event. aud Thugs. i 10
&ssgo,ss sassp sss,,iessS!a "s lsa ,arsi pgF he5
foot ia Il ~ YUnkers Statesman.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

f'~s ALL take The Pains 70 crach the
hrll 81 man determined TO live in
ne
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

How one treasure i,n smile NJ
strsagrrs who vv-fhsur This ~H'y Fs-
mart.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

Il naAes difference whelhsr PEG
pie say things OF de- them,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

@itun dswnHtuirs. sis and grt me
potne sv~etA 4 Witl rs soon as /
hxspts&ss, Hsg hsb'ersr ~. ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10
Sure
Relief
N1sl|I:!:;,s;|ls|' y
~ q BxtlANS
| .-N7aS Hot wafer
EE....-a Sure Relief
r.. L!L.:-AMS


A nsw improved pe@er las saw. anw
hesng cyefyAs sAassises ALI esaef hag SAVE
In eating wyASd gascAly sn5 al little
cost A Rew a-sseie. higa pssw eetex
e9aiYp~a with u@AliAting AaSnsas-s
DO batteries to fail ssa-~,al@kas the ssw
blht ihrsugh hogs faster tAsa other iax
saws II finishes It's cut sad h reads far
another before tire assisaary saw IL ~csf
started This leg sss~-.The 0Gss~a--AAa
snssislly slssegned frtefsaA clutch. esaa.
tFusl~a ny ievrr. wAlch starts and sscps
the saw without st1Fping the eagsaA
Others have iaitairA. ha, no ether
power los saw has this improvement
just like the Ottawa. The Ottawa Lac
Saw sells for less aeney thsn any
power saw II anything life iii siIk
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

Dye right Don't risk
your material 10 q poor dye
Each package of s"nlamond
Dyes" contains directions
30 ample that any woma o
can dismend.d,e q new
rich. fsdeless collar into old
garments, drspTtes, cover
iuss everything. whether
weol, sir. linen. cotton ~
mired goods
Bay Diamond Dyes" ~
no other kind---t.srn perfect
results are guaranteed.
Druggist has diamond
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

Simple Process
"Md Jour landlord raise your
wntr
~ : NJ, he ,saaad~ as do IL, 70 ,.,.,.ss...
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-10

Dyes Color Card $500 10 rich eolvrn ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26

Some weeks ago | wrote about the
take -leavc-it- l-don't-glHc-a conf
mental class Of Scrvlc" when one stlH
in so many shops nowadays because
of the peculiar labor conditions. ana
about the great opportunity far-see-
ing salesman or woman has 10 stand
out in contrast to this background, ana
make some enduring friends among MS
or her customers.
1t is always interesting TO hear what
the prisoner at the bar of public opln-
ion has TO say for himself. Listen
then, to 4 clerks very interesting plea
for her brother and sister workers:
Laugh at the Trouble They Caused
clerks" she writes. land now clerk
is going TO tell about the customer. l
have been n clerk for two years. am
we'll liked by all and | have a friendly
smile and kind word for all. What you
wrote about the clerks Is a great in)uS-
lice. for 1t is not true at all-and If it
is, it's the customers fault For there
are some mighty nasty people that have
nothing TO do but go from one store
10 the other annoying the clerk 10 death
down and having no intention OF buy
ing, and pull over the things about
hours; then when 1t IS time for GER
tain engagement they might have. they
walk away with Il friend and laugh or
make this remark. oh. that's what she
is getting paid for. -
Yes. clerks getting paid to wait
OH n customer that wants to buy. but
not 10 he made fool out OF.
why not Tell what She Gan Pay7
And. another thing. why can't
customer tell the clerk just what she
wants and the price she can afford to
pay. not let her drag out and show, and
look then the customer might find
what She likes. hut don't want TO pay
the price. and make this remark. It's
not worth it, turn away and give the
clerk a dirty, ignorant look and walk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
s S3 S5;{;I T IsasSs3, s.
FROM THE CLERKS SIDE OF THE COUNTER

out just like it's the poor clerks fault
because she can't buy it, Perhaps the
clerk can't either. but she don't think
that far.
This is another point ! hope VIII
strike home TO many: Atter a poor
sizes in place n busy-doin-nothing GUS
toner comes along, never needing any
thing on that counter. and Will start
from one end and mix till she reaches
the other end before she Is satisiieo,
then the clerk has 10 go all over just
on account of that unreasonable Gus
toner who wants something to amuse
herself with.
why Not Ask For the Right Sizs2
"Sometimcs they make these nice re-
marks If clerk walks up pleasantly
and ask, Something, please" Yes. II l
see what | want CT a on snirtT wa
soc what I like I VIII tell you the size
and then she goes all through sizes 40
4-42-4O until she finds one, and 1t Is
&C. and she wears SO. and OF course
they arc all mixed up by that time. and
then the clerk will have to so through
and hunt that very one-no other VIII
do, If she finds 1t, it's blessing. But,
Oh. II she don't. Then the customer
says Just what she thinks OF her. Please
print this and tell the people not to
make fool out Of person IL they
want n pleasant clerk to wait on them.
4 clerk Is just as human and mas q
heart lust like they have, and we have
plenty of work to do. We are kept just
as busy when we don't have customers
as when we have them. :.
From a Clerk That Knows and
Could Write More. but Thinks
This Is Enough"
II is enough to remind those who
stand on the other side of the coun-
ter of some ways In which they can
he a little more careful and courteous
isn't it?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
ANOTHER HUNGER
STRIKER IS DEAD

Cork, oct. 25.-(By The Associated
Press -Joscph Murphy. one OF the nun
ger strikers in Cork Jail. died tonisnt::
The death of Murphy occurred at 80
D. m. He was % years old and unmar-
ried. ,Ah
volunteers and was we'll known as an
athlete. ,.o,
Joseph Murphy was one of the eleven
men incarcarated in Cork jail two days
before Lord Mayor MaCSwineS was sent
TO Brixton prison in London. All the
men in Cork Jail Immediately went on
L hunger strike. Last week one Oh
them, Michael Fitzgerald. died. 49,.
There were reports last month Ina
Murphy was an American citizen. ms
father. Timothy Murphy, a shoemoHep'
said he emigrated TO America IN 1872
settling in Lynn where the other chIIu-
rem. including Joseph. were born; inc
father declared that he took out ms frsl
cit!zenship papers in 1905, but that he
left the United States before MS nat
urallZation became complete.
At the beginning of the war. one son
born in Lynn, according TO Mr.. Murphy
registered at the America consulate IN
Queenstown as an American, Jo'eph.
however failed to register.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
MINISTER SUFFERED
TH|RTY-F|VE YEARS

MY sleep was f,rul aid often l
would wake with a start. All the time
was so extremely nervous any sudden
noise would give me horrid fright. l
had not felt we'll in so long I had al,
most forgotten what health meant and
had taken so much medicine without
benefit l was greatly discouraged over
my condition.
Then read a. testimonial Of Tanlac
that gave me Il ray OF hope ana l
bought bottle right away and began
taking it. the good effects showing pc
fore / had finished all of that bottle;
Then I got more, six bottles In all, ana
now 7 consider myself we'll man.
MY appetite has returned. and what
cat nourisheS me. ! have no more
pains in my stomach and NO more form
alton of gas. The choking sensations,
headaches. dizziness, dro-s:ness. AL are
gone. Ny nerves are steady now and
though I am sxty-nine l am full or
new life and energy and enjoy my work;
Tanlac has made Il we'll man Of me. and
| intend TO recommend 1t all the rest OF
my days"
Tanlac is sold in Wheeling by the
Hoge Davis Drug Co. at ll45 Main
street, 1884 Main street. 10th and Mar
ket streets and $500 Chapline street
also E. X Hoge at Martins Ferry, Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
CROSBY, IN
RACE, EXPELLED.
woMEN'S DEMoC RATIO CLUE
GUSTS HONORARY PRESIDENT
AND TWO ADS-SHE
BLAMES TAhHnANY
do Your Damndest' Is Her Challenge
After Denial Of Party
Disloyalty.

New York. Get. 25.-(Spl)-Tricdb by
a committc" of seven of her, former
political associates and friends on
: charge of disloyalty to the Demo
cratic party, Mrs. John Sherwin Crosby
was expelled yesterday from the Wo-
mems Democratic club at special
meeting at the Commodore hotel. \
resolution by which she had been made
All honorary president for life was
resCindcd.
Contrary to the, expectation of some.
Mrs. crosby appeared TO defend the
snnrse DT cr %mT Thv sought iut TO c ,aKe
mittec room they were excluded Later
the club held a general meeting. voted
To r2tify the action Of the committee
, and made the expulsion apply to two
of Mrs. Crusby's :ricndS-MrS. ImOgcn
: King and Mrs. A. Emil Sko0E. Both
of these women have been assisting
Mrs. Crosby in her work rs chairman
OF the Harding adsworth campaign
committee.
1t was one OF the storriicst sessions
ever held by any wcmen's club. Eyes
flashed with anger. tears trembled on
eyelids and checks. piumes nodded
! delicate sound. strong words were
used and the atmosphere was charged
with electricity. Mrs Crosby urged
that she be permitted TO keep her
friends by her side during the trial.
but they were elected, including the
]
said was her secretary.
When Mrs George Fl. Childs. the club
president. ordered Mrs King and Mrs.
Skoog to leave the meeting Mrs. Skoog
rcbelled She said she had never de-
serted Mrs. Crosby before.
You'll have 10 leave or We'll read Mrs.
Crosby. out Of tn" club now" declared
You can do your damncdcst," rctort-
cd Mrs. Crosby as her friend reluctantly
. withdrew.
"Oh. oh. how awful" Easpcd the
members Of the committee.
Still A Democrat, She says
Il have never been dSluyal To the
! Democratic party" Mrs. Crosby asserted
after tn" reading of the charg" of dis
I loyalty made against her. I'm DEM
, ocrat. rye been warped that Tammany
| Hall will 'hlackball any person seen
speaking to me-
Whore did you get that information"
dcIna rdc1 the chairman.
IT'S none Of your business" the de-
, PENDANT answered.
Mrs. Crosby. h" lady" urged the
chairman.
Mr.. Charles n. Hirst. chairman Of
the investigating committee. whirh in
GUIDED Mrs. Ella O'Gorman Stanton.
Mrs. John T. Quinn. Miss Martha Byrnc.
MrS. France H. Ahrahall and Mrs. John
Strattou O'LcHry. said that in working
for SrHar"r Wadsworth. Mrs. Crosby
was Offering an nfiront 10 every woman
, who helped TO win suffrage.
I h"ll"Ne NaHS"Drih was rlght
Nt"rmcd Mrs. Crosby. nc had a vision
when h" voted against suffrage. You
are proving today that women are not
| iii for the vote"
"What hive yol to answer to tho
charge" Mrs. ChildS asked.
Il deny the charge and defy thc
CHARGER" replied the accused.
why have YOU don" this" Mrs.
Hrst questioned.
- have been forced into Il by Tam
many Hall" WI Sthe reply.
Then if YOU are not working for tho
Democratic party YOU are against it,
Interrugatcd the committee chairman.
AS YOU please acGuiesccd the de-
PENDANT.
shes. jealous Of Miss Elizabeth Mar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
II Intend To Recommend
Tanlac The Remainder Of
My Days." Says Rev. Pc
ter Hooser.

II would not take all the money in
the universe for the good Tanlac has
done me-" declared the Rev. reter
Hooscr. pastor of Methodist church
on r. l.. D. No. 3. near Huntington, W.
Va, In discussing, the other day. the
benefits he has received from the med
icine. ~
For thirty-five years have h"cn a
victim of indigestion and suffered so
much ut times it was difficult to keep
rrcw till I lost my appetite and fire.
Guemtly even the sight Of good things
TO eat gave me a feeling of nausea. Gas
formed on my stomach. frequently cauS-
ing Il choking sensation and violent pal
pitation of the heart.
often 7 had splitting headaches that
made me nearly frantic. At other tim -
I was so dizzy my head would go round
in a whirl, and then l would get dro"sE
and miserable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26

bury, who was appointed Democratic
state chairman Of the won:en'S organl-
cation" interjected Miss ByrEe.;
This angered Mrs. Crosby; she
jumped to her feet. her cheeks flaming
and her brown eyes flashing. You
have no right to make that assertion.
she shouted Miss Marbury is not here
to defend herself. She Is my Irtend.
1t was I who proposed her for that Of.
nee But before | could do II MT.
Mack had to ask permission of Charles
Murphy. I know what the result OF
this meeting will be. because you are
bossed here the same as they are in
Fourteenth street"
Mrs. Crosby. you are a disgraced
woman, you are the laughing stock OF
the town" broke in. Mrs. Childs.
II know l am, and l don't care. re-
YOU do, do it legally" she advised,
"Oh. we have consulted several law
years" responded Mrs Childs.
All right, they're cheap" the &C
cused said You can't put me out OF
the Democratic party, but when you
nut me out of the Democratic club 1t
WHY be the happiest day of my Ire.
Rut I warn you, be careful. that's my
narting word" And she withdrew for
The motion for expulsion TO be voted
on, II was unanimous.
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GOLF PAIR|NGS

west Baden, Ind, Oct 25.-PairinGss
for to-morrow's play in the professional
golf tournament which is to he held on
tho West Baden Springs golf course
October &c and 81. were announced here
tonight. The names Of four additional
entries In the tournament alS3 were
given out. They ara George Braid. Chi
cago; ]. y. Laws. Columbus. Ohio; Mike
Bracv. Detroit Mich. and Guy Martin
Rlu.field w Va
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RopNEY's SoUSED

Rodney Dickerson. who sine" his 0itn
Snuscd TO the guards :ast evening and
had to be arrested by Officer william
Rine on Broadway on account or hold,
inr UP traffic. He was locked up ana
will appear before Judge = Kltz TINS
morning.
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A stream Of European goods Is begin
ming to flow Into this country ana we
have NO tariff law to protect our work
ers. II this continues, our own factories
cannot sell their products and must
close down, throwing hundreds OF tnou-
sands out of work. Tho Republican
party Is pledged to pass protective
tariff to prevent "hard times" insure
your prosperity by voting the Republic
can ticket on November 2.
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Tariff for revenue only Is tho emo
cratic policy. protective tariff Is the
Republican policy. Tariff for revenue
only let's tho foreigners goods into our
MARKETS to be sold cheaper than what
we make here at home. A protective
tariff gives our own manufacturers ana
worhingmen the advantage: mr. worIeI,
if Won want prosperity and good wages
60 continue, vote for Warren g. Harding.
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Tariff for revenue only is tho Demo

Tariff for revenue only Is the Demo
cratic policy. A protective tariff Is inc
only lets tho foreigners goods into our
markets to be sold cheaper than what
we make here at home. A protective
tariff gives our own manufacturers ana
workingmen the advantage. MT. WORKER,
sf Won want prosperitv and good wages
to continue, vote for Warren G. Harding.