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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-02-13

CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND FOR DISTRI-
BUTTON.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
JOHN BLACK REYBOLD
WEST POINT GRADUATE
Former Delaware Boy, Who Grad
uated From the Wilmington
High School i'll 1917.

Among the namcs Of the graduating
class ~ United States Military Academy
ri West Point today is that Of John
Black Rcvbold son ni Mr. and Mrs
Frederick i Rcyhold
Young Rrvhold was AZ ointod to West
Folnt ~ the fall Of 1916 and entered that
academy on June II. 1917 on the recon-
ntendation ni Senator Nolcott llc was
born III Philadelphia. on july q. lS9a and
i within \ fcw weeks ot his twrnty-iirst
birthday Ilc WAS educated IN the public
schools and his high school training was
IN I.ansdnwnc. IN and IN tins city, where
hc was graduated from the Wilmington
High school with the class e 1917
In 1917 when there was = call tor w.
,uiccr. at tho High school for service on
farms, III the effort the Federal govern
rcat was making to raise bumper crops
al through tic country, Young Rovhold
was one 1t the first to offer his services
IIc vent INTO the work III MAY and re-
NAMED untIl tho close n( the season ~
oct.laar Nauy of the youths who en- 4
h~tcd dropped ont aS tho summer won't
along. hut Rovhalj and one othcr hoy
MarkrH Shaw also If this city, stuck to
;hclr JOBS ID the very end
Young RcHholj Is Il member ot an nld
Delaware tamllN and u not the tr~t ni ms
hoIsc 10 cryc With the national military
establishment ll, uncle Eugene RcN-
hold. bold~ commission as colonel II tho
regular array. iii thc Coast Nrtlllcry
service and Il stationed At Fort Monroe.
Na Ilc Il Il great great grandson of Tho
late Major Pmilp Rcvhola
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
BOASTS or FAIL RE.

Editor Fvory Evening Replhh-
can napcr 81 saturday carried an editorial
under the captIon An Nll-\mcrlcan
Platform referring q the platform N the
& q + adopted at its National ConNCn-
uan rcccntlN held IN Chicago
The editorial above mentioned +
hoa~tnll oi the failure ot thc 6 q II.
IL takc 4 positive position on prottccrnG,
soldiers hanus. enforcement Of the Vol
stead Act Woman Sufiragt cite ar usual
labor i ignored only more 50 than ever
before
Tie Anrll Chorus Lobby Lodge. lvho
ought ID replace Dcb~ IN the Atlanta
plsan expressed the position OF the party
a> hciuc against Wilson and the admins
trattan at Washington. whose chIct uitcns-
cs seem 81 hc tWohcI.ngs administered
tatho G. @. 7 IN the recent past and tho
enactment of more progressive legislation
nj four wears than was done h1 the e o
T. III fortv wears thereby hlgh'ng the
future hopes of the National Republican
party.
Like a ship without n Uddcr they
driftcl on for nearly week and wrote a
long platform which could have been as
we'll written more hriehy They might as
we'll have said Ne tho National Repuhh-
ran Party positively refuse 10 consider
tho merits or dement's Of any and all
public questions Of concern "a tho Anen-
can people or TO be drawn into any dis
c1ission oi such questions
The plan Of throwing the delegates
To Harding was described by ono leader n
the convention as decd of darkness
Il would seem that Wall Street landed
thcir candidate at Chicago, bat the Ameri-
can people viii get their next President
frum Frisco.
Wilmington June "a 1920
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
CELEBRATE SILVER BULEE.
Il. Eli7aheth's Parish 10 Honor Re,
William Temple Before He Goes
tn Europe

st Elzahc'h'> parish viii hal3 = re!c-
5ratlon tomorrow evening ~ honor oi ~"
liver Jubilee 0t their pastor l}ev Niiilant
Temple who VIII sail on Thursday On the
mpcrat0r for a trip 10 iHrapc
Aulatform has been erected aH the lawn
and the children viii GIVE Ilaytet II q
clock. to be followed 81 : cloch ty
mtl>ical selections by a mixed choir ot
b,rtv voices under the direction at !
Reed . DonneN Instrumental music Will
hc furnished hv Stauscbach : orchestra
The speaker ot the evening will be ouncIi-
nam John ] Nurla1 and Joseph SEWER
xill act - chairman The chairman OF the
uhllec celebration will be Rev Erancl~
Mahoncv. g. : T \ assistant pastor OF
= Ehzabcths who was a clasStnatc Of
Iathc~ Tcmnlc
Rev. William Z Temple d d. ~a~
ordained in Rome on june 10. lN95. and
sand his first mass at the Tomb Of the
Apostles in - Peter Cathedral | p0n
~ return "a America he became pro-
lessor of philosophy AT St Joseph :
seminary. DunWaddic. New ork. hold
ing his post Tor TWO wears lie WAS
then appointed pastor 81 tho Catholic
church al Ea~ton. Md where he re-
iuancd tor h1c wears, coming from
hcrr 10 = PAUL Church. this city,
where hc Wa~ assistant for FIVE ycar-. q
until the nfw pari~h Of - Elizabeth :
2a- organized IN 1905 when he was ap-
pontod Its pa>tor
Du.inc the twelve wears of is oNs@-
tcncc and under Father Temple spIcn-
~ name cement St Elizabeth : parish
In, become one II the most fourishuc
m thi, city. Onlv last week pIot Of
z-ound which w.ll eventually nc the
.Ite 81. large neu church was blessed
with elaborate ceremony by Bishop
Monaghan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
SALESIANUM ALUMNI.
Ninth Annual Banquet This Evening at
Hotel du Pont.

saleSiauUm alumni viii hold their ninth
annual banquet tins evening III tire club
room al the Hotel du Pont, 1T 5 0 clock
Guests OF honor will be the memhers Of tile
faculty. the Obiatc Fathers from the
seminary al Chllds Md and the grad
uating class Of 1920 DR. Lawrence Rigncy
will bc toastmaster The toasts will he
IN James / Butler, NJ d., class Of 1912.
10, ]. I. Tucker ID. D.. class Of 1907;
john NJ. Harkins, class Of 1910. Thomas
~. Mulrooney, class d 1916 and " llliam
J.. Walsh who will answer for tic class Of
1920.
The music will b. fur i led by Calney's
Cr1icsfIa. Nj Car.ry eng Iii aignr.ls
of the class of 1915 II ere Will 6 n4Hch
fun ard jolliftatiou II initiating tie
graduates. Tie songs and wells viii be
e ~ Joe Kelly, class Of 1917.
Hose ii charge Of the arrangements
a4r thomas " MulToolcy Rev Joseph
Butter, O. ). i :, Leon Lange and
John Harkins
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
Unhappy Is He Who
Has No Birthdays

of other people to celebrate
-unhappier. really, than
he who never had a birth
day at all.
For one might as well
never have had life. as con-
fess to having no one whose
life means enough in has
life for him TO say, in
the form of a graceful,
however inexpensive, re-
membrance--
"The day Echea you tcere
born toas a good day for
me.
Sometimes people forget
the very best kind of
people, too.
Not mothers, Of course
at least they don't do the
forgetting. but sometimes
somebody else does it. not
Intentionally, perhaps. but
not without stirring up a
thought or two, either!
A mother is the greatest
as we'll as the first birthday
gift that a mortal being
ever receives.
If mothers could be
bought with money. they
should never be bought.
even here. at 20 per cent off
regular prices, because
whatever regular prices
might be, they would
always be below cost.
But there-d don't get US
started on the subject Of
mothers, except to say that
when their own birthdays
come around, there's moth
ing in the Wanamaker
Store OF in the world too
good for them.
So, don't take them too
seriously when they say:
why, my dear, you
don't have birthdays after
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
LOCAL REALTY
SHOWS ACTIVITY
Many Transfers of Property Re
corded in the Past Few
Days.

The following transfers Of city proper y
have been recorded at City Hall IN the
past few days
Harrison street, north of Sycamore;
Peter Cicnicwcz from Toohl l<lymowiez,
$2,675.
West street. north Of Thrice nth;
George " Booker from Nathan Goldstem,
81, 800
Fourteenth stree, 2l5 East Dg. David
Rossman from John Govatos, So, 900
Twcnty-eighth st cct, 300 West, Peter
f. Aldworth from Egbcrt Nutter, " 5uo.
kirkwood street, corner ot tighth'
Peter Govatos from Enoch Young
$4,000
New street, i, Anil F Saring from
Martin II ShortlcdRc, $1,000
Union street, 220; Louigl DlLeonnrdo
from Gregorio papalco, $3.50.
Vandcver avenue III, Robert I
Riley from Caleb T. Burchenal, $3.50.
jackson street. north of Sixth Louis
Glantz from Harry G. Johnson, S623o
Van Buren, street, 22G North. Harry
Brarlnstein from Fcn l\ron, 81 $50.
NandcvCr avenue 7l3, Merril Spear
Compton from Caleb + Buichcnal,
81 ESQ
Clavmont street 1870. Charles \
Dcktor from Gcnnarn Avallonc, 30
Harrison street corner Of ShallCross ave
nuc. Elluor X Bolton from John \.
Ioycc. ct al. Sill 50
Harrison street, 213 South: Mary y :,
Brahncy from John j. AIulvrna S3,6im.
Porter atrcct, north Of Maple, Roman
snjcacl-l from Alexander Bagoiskl,
81 900
Third street G02 West, Ncdda Vein
stem from Rachel Berger. $4,000.
King street. corner ot Fourth, simon
Icv,toa, PhiIp Curlin and Samuel
Nathans from Charles = Middleton,
$50 600
Firth street west of Jefferson; stanton
u Diaper fro,u Louis Giant, -, 2o'i
Hutton street. north If Race, lnmes
NcIl from Edward A llaason, sl,750
TI3llrsnu street. 50S south Joseph
Icvandowskl from John I La9kowski,
$3.50
Nardcver avenue, 1917 70 1921; Charles
y ncktor from The tlmond Company,
$1,000
lrankHu street. corner of Beach; Adam
Maucsta from Jose i \ y lhotny, ad-
mlulstratCr. S3.050
Lancaster avenue. lois. George +.
Elliott from Harry Shamcs. 81. 500
Tenth street. IDS last Nlkolal Gwiny
from AlcXandcl Nalc7aia $3.50
Mcdonnell street ln22. Thomas N
harrington from schwartz investing
COMPANY. -. .250
Twenty ninth street, 307 West. Werner
Willis from Everett Jones, Sh,630
"pid You ten that htt'c hounder TINT
! handsome face like ha should appear
III the screen Mt exactly told hum
..,.rc1,.,3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15

the million things you can
get at Wanamaker's (Book
Store, Main. Thirteenth)
and moreover, get 20 per
cent off its price if you get
it nowl
How about the family
making you a present Of
one for uoa4r next birthday?
Happy. if stupid. is the
country that has no history,
well concede; but without
bringing in the question of
intelligence
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
A WATCHED POT DOES BOIL.

You will be amazed w'ea YOU fully
realize how Every Evening Want Ads
VII help you get the things you want
4 better job--a partner more sales
bct er help-tenants Every Evening will
all sou III getting any Of these.
Run your Want Ad in these columns
fot 4 few olavs and not c the quick result
watched pot does boil! Gall todI.
nhone two-two-hun dred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15

ting out their birthday
Books and checking up"
in advance on the list Of
birthdays. now while the
advantage of the deduction
can be assured.
What you haven't a
Birthday Book, lying handy
for ready reference in your
desk or top bureau drawer?
Well, now, that's one of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15

~ VERY day this
~ month, every day
this year, is some
body's birthday.
Sometimes the other
bodies remember it at
the right time, some
times they need a jog to
their memories.
This is the jog.
Two persons are born
every second-isn't that
what the statistlcians
are agreed on? Ana
most Of them are de-
serving of a birthday
remembrance when the
important anniversary
rolls around again.
We say SO. whether
the statisticians agree
or not.
The easiest and the
best place in which to
select such remem-
hrances is il this larg-
est Store in the world,
with its unequalled
choice among ten mil
lion dollars worth Of
the worlds freshest and
finest merchandise Of all
kinds. whether luxurles
or necessities.
1t is also the easiest
and best place in which
to pay for themi-
A circumstance not
to be sneezed at, even
with 20 per cent oil
handkerchief prices.
Whatever the sum OF
money represented
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
More Lore Than Money
Should Altrdys 10
into a Gift

else why give it? And this
applies as much to an Orr
entail rug or a player-plano
as 10 a Accent silver
thimble with an initial
neatly engraved on it,
But sometimes the heart
bursting with love is not
represented by a purse a6-
soIutely bursting with coin
Of the realm so. when the
dollars or even the quarter
dollars have q meaning all
their own,' how fine to save
one-fifth of what you had
reckoned on as the cost of
the big or little gift!
On the other hand. if
you'd decided to lay out a
certain exact sum on Dor
othy's or Harry's or
Fathers or Mothers birth
day present, how delightful
TO discover that you can
give something 20 per cent
handsomer than you had
planned fori
N0uhere else in PhiId-
deIphia but in WdHa-
makers can g0u look
around, put your finger on
practically anything, and
kn0m that ii is yours. if
roanted, at 20 per cent
less than the marked price,
iphether that price be ten
cents or ten thousand
times ten cents.
In this whole Store there
are only few hundred ar
ticles not included in the
fiat and comprehensive 20
per cent deduction, and
even they would not be ex-
cluded save for agreements
previously entered into with
their makers.
Many folks today are get
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
WHAT TIE PEOPLE SAY.
Thoughts and Comments by Every
Evening Readers

Tho e,t namt ara address of tho writer
r-ust accompany esch letter, not Ueces-
sariIv frr publication 4 Ut as evidence q,
Ecod tattn AnOuy NOUS communications
RilI Il, ignored tubiiCatio ~ letters doce
not carry With r endorsement hy Every
hVCuiD- ~ the oIiuions therein expressed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
The Lody Mt the Desk
In the Bureau of
Personal .SerDice

and Shopping Assistant.
fMain Floor, West Aisle)
has special compartment
in her brain devoted to maxi
ing helpful suggestions 10
the many questions she re-
ceives, on this order:
For the lore o. good
ness, tell us!
"Whnt Uouid make n
nice birthday gift for
an eight-Beor-oid girl,
r-auburn hair, pink
cheeks, and dnsDers to
the name Of Alice?
For an 8O-yenr-old
grand parent?
For the most ron
derfui mother in the
tC0rtd?" CDh0 seems to
lire ut the most Unrious
OF addresses, and hour
Ueu it is that she
shouid!)
Such questions viii be
answered with pleasure,
either at the desk when
presented in person, or by
letter if the correspondence
IS addressed to-
.Hrs. Harding
Bureau of Personal Ser
Cice,
John WGndn,oker.
Or if you would like TO
see a bunch of birthday sug-
gestlons published in this
very newspaper in one Of
the Wanamaker advertise
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
2OPerC Cent OHPrices
Of Practically EUery-
Hing for the Present
Is One of the Many Advantages To BE
Enjoyed in .ShOpping ut W0n0nukers

TSHIS is national campaign that we have started
Its issue and its purpose arc single. clear and
simple
Believing that prices Of most goods were too high
and that they could be made TO down. we set the
example by announcing on May 3rd that all our ner-
chandse than twenty million dollars worth IN
our two stores in Philadelphia and New York, was for
.le with few exceptions) at one-ffth off the regular
market prices.
This is the whole story Of what we arc doing, and
everybody understands It
We have secret system providing Tor vague re-
ductions or iugglcd valuations.
At Wanamaker's you choose exactly what you
a,t vo, know exactly what the price is and you buy
! for one fifth less than that price long this
pagn is going on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
Father Please Notice,

if he should be inclined to
Observation-Disclosures, like
that of the welI-meaning
professor, who remarked,
at the breakfast table:
How is it that | find this
beautiful bouquet of flowers
beside my plate ~
Why" said his wife, Il
placed it there. Have you
forgotten that this is the
anniversary of your we'd
ding day ~
"Oh. indeed" he admit
ted. 4 had forgotten. Very
kind Of you. just remind
me " h N yours comes
around. won't YOU. SO that |
may return the attention ,"
As a rule, however. there
are more birthdays in the
circle of family and friend
ship remembered than for
gotten. as we have very
good reason 70 know.
While a Christmas gift
comes surrounded by a halo
Of golden light reflected by
the joyous associations of
the most CONSPICUOUS holi-
day Of the year, a birthday
gift has a quiet grace all
its own.
1t comes at a time when
there aren't SO many other
presents and other diStrac-
tlons around.
1t may even be the only
present receivedl
Perhaps the recipient had
forgotten the birthday ives,
Sweet Sixteen, such things
become possib1e).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15

Doesn't hurt a tit. Drop little
Freezone on an aching corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, then YOU lift It
righ out y es, magcl No humbug.
A tiny bottle Of Freezone costs but a
few cents at any drug store, but IS suftl-
cient to remove every hard corn, soft
corn, or corn between the toes, and the
calluses without soreness or irritation.
Freezone is the sensational discovery
Of a Cincinnati genius. 1t is wonderful.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15

and had
n n s s. g d,
and o n
the sec
on Il q {
June she
was over
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
heard saying:

heard saying:
Yesterday W a Is my
birthday, and do you know,
everybody forgot it?-that
is. until | let something slip
toward the end Of the day !;
then Nell (the three elder
children were away from
home for the day. was
smitten with remorse.
rusned out wildly, found
the stores all closed. and
came back with some ban
anas, which she'd forgotten
| didn't like"
She laughed, half rue
fully, and added, out Of an
experience sown with recol-
lections of previous birth
days:
so like her father" :"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15

you get TO a certain age I"
We know a mother who
talked in just that way,
and next thing you krew,
the first Of June had come
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15

Or perhaps he or she
feared others had forgotten
il.
Perhaps, again there was
something he or she had
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15

] Q N n o q Tor,
never dreamed
Of actually pos
sessing, and 10
and behold a
windfall a
parcel arriving
by m all. or
tunbled into
the lap, or
handed out of
a Wananaker
deliVery WaH-
on. and il con-
tains that very
thingi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15

"pid vou tell that htt'c boundcr that
i handsome face hkc hla should appear
III tho screen Net exactly told hum
Il should hc screened In
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15

Wilmington, June "a 1920
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05
Bourne.

Mr.. Landram Burdett's family Is
suffering from small pox.
Mrs Hughes s visiting her son. Mr.
John Hurhes and family Of Valley
View. Ny.
Miss Lou Ella poolin was the week
end CUES, Of her aunt. Mrs. Parker
jenkins. o. Lancaster.
Mr. and Hrs /. T. Speake and
children and little niece, Miss Lillian
we're In Danville, Saturday.
Mr. and Mr. Willard Hamm and
children, were guests 81 Lancaster
relatives. Saturday night.
Miss Ethel Bratton Of Lancaster
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Clarence
Naylor and other relatives at this
place.
Miss Blanche Speake was so much
improved that she was able TO return
to her work IN Lexington. Monday.
after a week with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs, 5. H. Speake
Mr.. and Mrs T. W. Montgomery
entertained Saturday night the fol-
lowing relatives: Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Wall and family q Portsmouth. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Stone and chill
dren. Of Somerset. KY, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Clark and little daughter.
and Mr. and Mr.. II. c. Stone and
baby of Bourne
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05
BOURNE.
DELAYED

Mrs. Margaret Speake j. visiting
her son. T. n Speaks
Mr.. Emery Turner spent the week
end with Mr.. Herbert Doolin.
Mrs William Duncan is recover
ing after q severe attack Of Small.
poN.
Mr. Hamhtt Jennings and family
were visitors in Madison County sun
day.
Miss Bernie Montgomery spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Montgomery.
Miss Blanche Speake who was
threatened with Typhoid fever is at
home this week conyalescing.
Miss Ida Sp,ake has returned
home after taking a SIX weeks course
at the Eastern Kentucky State Nor.
NAL School.
]. $. Speake sold 20 Center Bros.
nine head Of cattle al ten cents per
pound. also /. 3 Speake sold two
head TO same party
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Thompson
and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Saddler
and baby were visitors Of Mr.. Jno
Hicks and family Sunday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05

We have no particular objection 10
woman usurping the time honored
prerogatives Of men. We can even
endure seeing them wear the family
pants. But we have an everlasting
and eternal objection to being re-
duced TO the dire extremity Of wash
ing our own sox The situation is
becoming alarming, and We men
must hang together or Wen all hang
separately.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05

With both a coal and a food
famine promised for this winter. We
have the rare privilege Of choosing
our own manner ~ shufling of
We can either starvc 90 death or
freeze
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05

One industry al least has not felt
the depressing hand ~ the high cost
Of everything The divorce courts
keep on grinding them out about as
rapidly as the judges can issue the
DEGREES
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05

Want TO have people running after
you and begging for permission to
axe your picture free Of charge?
Easiest thing in the world. Just
get yourself nominated for the pre-
sidency.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05

Il must be a whale Of a job for
little Dan Cupid 10 work up a wed.
ding in the face Of the present high
cost Of everything and nothing.
But little Dan Is hustler. and
rumor has il he Is busily engaged in
pulling of a surprising stunt right
here in our own midst.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05

They tell Us that the early bird
catches the worm Well. that ought
TO be a good argument for some peo-
pie TO advance in defense Of the habit
Of sleeping until nine or ten o'clock
every morning
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05

We. the editor Of this sheet. are
dead game sport. We're willing
10 wager our best and only hat that
Ohio will furnish the next president
Of the United States. Now put up
or shut up.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05

II wouldn't be 50 bad after all to
have a woman for secretary Of state
The secrets Of the state department
would be an open book. and that
would prevent the danger Of any en-
tangling alliances.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05

Matches that are supposed to have
been made IN heaven should stay
there. The divorce courts jurisdic-
ton does not extend that far.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05
Cracks at Creation.

Hit the pace and you'll set there
provided Il doesn't hat you.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05

It's really unkind, sister, 10 ST up
nights wondering why your neighbor
does not 20 TO bed. She may be
waiting for you 20 douse the glim.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05

Our weary little dove Of peace. Il
seems. has degencrated into piec,
81 q dove.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05

Some men talk loudly Of justice,
and roar quite as loudly when they
get u.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05

Some men are lavish in the extern
sion 81 praise for work well done
but most Of II Is given to themselves.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05

The world is full 81 pep. but APP
parently many people have a eonsti-
tutional objection to being called the
world.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-05

In Europe there are not enough
men to 90 round. but the trouble in
this country Is TO get them to go.