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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

It's "A bum day In politics that does not see
two or three republican leaders allgnlng 1hcm-
selves with the Wool movement Some have
the tcmcrity to charge that tho wood move
mcnt is not In the hands OF skilled politicians,
That may he We don't know, But certain II
Is that whoever Is making things happen in the
vicinity Of wood headquarters these days is taxi
ing political advice from somebody that Is
skilled in politics.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Nobody to yindicatc Them.

Victor Berger claims his election
is "A yindication OF his course by his
constituents, but what should be said
Of the judgment OF those who did the
vindicating? - Pittsburg Gazette
Times.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Bill Has No Doubts About It

The Hun sayants now fear thl
Germany made q tragic mistake
and II they want that veriuel lls
might consult Bill Hohcn1ol!eFh-
Anaconda Standard.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

Four cities in Sardinia have been
linked by an aeroplane mail service
that connects with a daily steamer
for the Italian mainland.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

The National library in Paris con-
tains the oldest map OF the heavens,
made in China in 500 b. c., and
showing i,460 stars.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Might Mention Him For V. r,

Now that xii Tatt has gwen "
Wood. Frank Lowdcn and Wa'1
Harding a lift. they ought 10 hhc'
how to reciprocatc- --Wa5n.nsN
Post.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

For garages or service stations a
gasoline pump entirely operated and
controlled by electricity has been in
vented.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

What might he termed an inverted
periscope has been invented to en-
able railroad builders to see II rails
are laid level and in line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

An English shipyard recently com b
pleted a 5O0-tun concrete pOutuOu
designed to carry a pneumatic e!e-
vatOr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

The edges OF a recently patented
shovel are reinforced and sharpened
so they can be used TO cut roots
or buried wood.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Smrc Mns a NIcnn Trick.

There was lack OF foresight in es
tablishing the Mexican border Sc
close 20 the United States. To
iedo Blade
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

Successful tests of railway sig
mailing by a new system based on
radio telegraphy recently were car
ried out in France.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

The Italian government has de
cided'to electrity 5000 kIlometers OF
railroads with powers Obtained from
waterfalls.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

Secretary Glass says the federal treasury is
In fine shape, the only trouble being to Keep
enough money to pay the bills and ACQUIRING
interest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

According to a French expert the
chance OF mistake in Identification
by finger prints is about one in
II 900, 600 900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Doesn't Anybody Want Nice Rest?

Car Coolidge announces that he
Is not looking for consolation prize
But. somebody must he nominated for
vice presllant.-Omaha bee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

Engineers in India are experiment
ing with storing that country's
heavy rainfall in reservoirs and using
It TO produce electric power.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

II Is agreeable with oklahoma for the weather
man to route all future SHOWS ,his wiutor around
this state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Daily Biblical Quotation
TuEspNY, JNNTNnY. ia. lp2o

v 's7US'' 'fN' VII, THl THZW.
IL" that shall endure unto the end shall be
saved Matt 24:l3
Saints by the power Of God are kent
TIL his salvation come.
W" walk by fllth nH atrangcrs here,
TIL Christ shah can ~ home
watch therefore. for Sc know not what hour
your Lord doth come Matt 2i.l2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Oklahoma Outbursts

Tho more ! Soc ~ doub" crossing pohu',
nn" says BIN Dinrey the greater respect
have Tor q coyote
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

~ We understand IT, a republicans choic'
Tor prrsIdrui need not necessarily be In
flucuccd by his choice for national committee
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
Nsbta6nla Sarbur, S6iu

@iinte firieesidni moinitiin ettG
tGGll1 Sarborisia mietetGGm toti-
ia lii1lGbetpsiublia tt. IL pdimGss
til ainn 1S p6imGGn ioattn, tltten
on lGbetDs iaarnaaio itiefin 41ttta-
iasIa ilmoittanut, maaii it1md fplld
innoa ettG emnte niitd ionneetfaan,
ioten ulttieni oil malbeellinen.
Suotalpun oliii ettG pnpit ia ioar>
naaiat nouoattaiimat idGunolltlppt-
ia eif1 moiSta menettelpG, iilld ali
ia on pnbn.
SDDtpmGilin mielin palaIiipat fir
foIIisfofoufiestn pastori ia roltpa
8ilen. Rast. 3. Niettinen iaarna-
II tt Is pdirpd tirtosinnlne; betfi
oil mirmoittalpa ia mieIi1 plent1s
nG, iiIG min poimallilesIi ptbuia
tobisti taimaon fiesta ia iiitG on
nesta, mitG on meill1 l1stoesia See
Iufieen. &iitos q. MiettiieIle fun
poiffeiitte t1Gll1 fotbmottnllanne.
Wanbemman superintendent Tab
meilista, iontn pitt Mrs Seino If.
15 p1im1 firfonnlaiolisla, oil tue
Lola $t4.12. @eulomaieuro ppptGG
fiittGG mpos Wer ia Nrs &ompiia,
fun labioitti i%euralle fpmmenen
oollaria, fiin .be eim1t moi pitG1
fofousta tilan abtaltoen ia tpanbitu
ben tatia.
Miss Silno @1ntpnen Glepe-
lanoista ia Miss @ini SnIttunen
Seem Oorfista opat bptpGn alan pis
oosin tGaIlG S~arborisla. &an-
IalliS'eurafunnon mtiebet maalailee
firtfoa parnsta aitaa, iofa on ittu>
ri opu ie1rafiimnon toSlolle, fun
tDo teb6Gdn ilmaiiefii. EGntGn
fuun II p1ipG teno tolrte p1itpGl-
la mibittiin ppt11n opioliittoon ia
f1l1iien Spnootn ieitrafitnltat pnss
tori Suarinen; mibfimiien toimitti-
lpat 9eionen ia 2iplanen iuuren ~
leii0n ldsn1olleslo. Nitori pari Lat
il 6 miitfoa ~festGp1lle b13motfaI-
lie. &irieenmaibtaio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
&G1ntini

81. firftofltnnon mitolitotoltflesio
8esiemeriSiG Micb. Miniin on al.
mo tebnpt mieIeni n1boG niit1 60
gebic taintin %tai1pinfeia, ipariin.
fin iiitd asti fitlt meio1n f%irffofun-
tamme iobto on ollit Srontpooois'
la, tpann iiiben ei ole olllit tilni-
iiiutta maiffa olen oiitn1it pli &c
muotta naopurifaltntisin mDosfin
olen alma balitnnut p1Gstd firfol-
lisfofoufieen ia tosfa npt firf. sfo-
fous oil @eSiemerisiG, ia mieIG tit-
lin malitrtfli eSustniafii t1st1
8eecbmoooin leurofunnosto Min i'll
loin oil toipeent tGptettp. @oot
flitenfin fun ldflin junasia fiit1-
mGan felGf. 20 p. fobti 9esiemeriG
min tltniin olttoo fat9oa, ettG mibin
mind multiplication ieitrnfunilon e.
ouStaln ia minltn bliomioto ber1ttG
mGton %perioonnni liellG titntenatto-
misia fplisi1 iotitlail Sa min iitG
%iaatpnttiin Sronipoooiin, tpaiffa 2
tltntia mpobGstpneertG. 21boettp1mi
fGipelem6Gn oiemnlta p[os beti ta-
pain past. Seinoien ia nnnban
"ieoGn" Waatti 2aafion ia min Iit1
l1boettiin taIlustnmoon &.ieitrntitns
nan firftoorL iofa oil t~dpotGpnn1
iublafpiersito, iosia 10 inimrne full
Ia 8 ~loornna. SiitG ne aIfoimat ia
fifteen iumaIonpolpeIifien Ioprtiio
Mrs @aiurtto bommoii poiion ipie-
roiae, niinpG mittitnftn iobti Mrs
ia Scr &ipiston pst1tp1Ilileen TO-
tim. Sitten 80 p1im1n aoirtitno fl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
Tairport, O6ie

Mrnon ia rnltbnn ~terpebops tai
file Iitttoion Itfiioille tGGltG Sair
portisto. Slanme inarteet ritnloas-
II taasfin tlriilla nrrton ianao bps
mdst1 MISUNDERSTANDING Seeiutiesta.
S1n onfin llimonnlit ola alma o.
mainio tlirtpn ia titfi tG1n1 mies
roalla mlnifaIoifititoen moollu.
SG1na oil postori Mi. @isfori per
beeniG tnnsia fesfulioesiomne fes
idtiutn % ia 26 p. joIIoin iaim-
me oifeen el1ip1sti tiinteo Serran
ldsnGoloa. SON pitblti moimoIIiiess
ii ettd oIiii lritIllit fiipifoipoin ip-
o%dntenfin beItpmdn fatitmtfien fpp
nelitn, miitto iinG Sierra pffin tie
Dot ia tunnel faittein ibmisten fe-
o1nten niotllfietl Sitten pnStori
.8istori I6bti fotirtotfaIle 81 p1ip6
poifeten GlemeIanoisin, iosio oil
bousfa iubIatilniiriis; iieIId oil pie
noinen Io1lnta &errnn ornio fooIIo,
Min mefin tddIti Joirportisto boz
Iuiimnte fGpod tenpebttmdsfd Ser
rasio iisfowaifio fHaria ia weIiid.
@eita Idbtiffn p0stori Bis&drin mat
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
Msbtabnln Sarbor, Ohio

Wtltn o~ortebeStoni armobosta,
tonS belffpmGbGn loi fieleni. @n
bitoli maast' enf1 t~aimnbosta &uit
Sltn1ola on mum pltGni. @nQG e
main tGtd ipnntn fanfistuttomaa
fieltG toiIinam beI1pttelee tiin ina
lpoamesiG1n usfoa ettd ipnnit on
onnettr onteefii eit1 niit1 en1G
miistelln. So flin esteit1 ia mas>
tltfiia pprtit n1tpmiin, min toas
main fdiobtelee: Scum Ioitti 2noia
nun tuulten litoinon ia mnlfoma-
ban Min raitbaiieen. 8aitIufoorims
me pit1G iIInnnieton 80 p. runioaI
la muiifonIiiello obielmaIio. Bpp-
-o1mue teitd ldsnGolollonne tiins
nioittamaan t1tG ipnlmiStomaumne
tiloiilrlttof obiebntd iin1 iItonu on
tuuIemiien arwoista ia ieIloistn,
jota ei ole alma tnrioIlo. &eiGfoilln
pitG1 poroiIIoun post. @ilen. 60
pettGaisiubIn mietetddn 1 p6ipG e.
LOT. SilIoin OF tans iiiGltorifds IL
Iniilnis fun Iopiet iuorittapat OBJ
ielmna taifesio irbIonifinibesfn.
q. SD.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
tann IL bentei glemelanoiin; iiella
'iainune taagfin fatullo tuiIio to0iss

mrn ~ Denten NleDeinroltt; ltelln
iainune tansfin fitiilla ttiiIia tooiss
tufIia SceiufieSta, el1m1n rubtin-
naastn. Siell1 oil monto tooistaiaal
jotfo tooistimat Seelufiesta. Soim
rlte frllla lauluo, i%oittoa, lutemisS
to ia fertomiStn, ia paStori 8ista-
Rita u%ieanuman terran pubeito.
Wtlltta fpllG ei iielunpibollinens
fam ioilten ollut; bGn fanSia foet-
ii tnifella lnilla ola mufano. Sois
iinaan ban oil olelpinaan fristittp,
t~oiiinaan bGn muuten' ilipeili ia tni
fe aiton bGnen %t1tprini1 foettimnt
teboG faitfin ilteitGGn, paa'n faitfi
oil tt1rbaa. Serran Jana taifui fii>
tenfin raiffaana iublalnlisIa. ia
fun pertele nGft ettei ban mit1Gr
poinut, Min bin tl1itenfin mielG nj
fopuolelln iwublalolin laiiSta b1nn1l
lunIG buitnii lotnanSa lattialle as
tt, maan Ell iefGGn 91irinnpt tilais
inutto. Niin lula on usfomme See
i1fIeen, ettei mitt11n nlnuilmon eli
td perteleen miettelDfiet eitd boitfl
titfiet moi meta eroittan pois mei>
o1n airtliltemme Sunlnlasta. Sit1
toimon etta taiffi Seeiufieen usto-
waiIet ppipiiipGt litiina t~sfosiania
loppuun nsti. Seen olet rnfas lapiez
ni9 Wtind olen autlias fristittp, iii
Ia minG usfon raftaoieen Serraani
ia @apabtoinnni Seeiufleen &ris-
tutIeen, npnittGin ettG BON on tiol
Int minltn furian lptinlen tGboen
ia nousiut bios tuolleiSta ia ettG
olen fastettu ia ielt1boen olallinen
SerraStn &ristutlestn ia faifisto
Sunen aarteiStaan.
st. &.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
Oaflen, @ao.

Seripe Muttajan toimitus ia len
lufiiofuntal Wte olemme mntfallo
&oanuaieen; tie OH fpllG taita, NUT
ia matfan pGGsiG on iuiiri tanpln-
ii, tlio uuii Seruinlemi misia ei
mprsfpt ia titulet puiibaa.
@iin, on iit1 ollnt t1dllGfin pb@
tG ia toista, maifta ei taGlld ole pal
Jon luomalaiiio ia tusfin muita
Muttaian lllfiioita fuin tam1n Fir
ioittoia. S1st1 bltolimatta oil t11l-
III tuitenfin past. hartman pit6anGs
ia rippitoulua ia min lasfettiin 10.
t. 81 p. emf ferran Serran ppbGlle
ebtoolliiei!e liz nuorta. Min1fir
lain ola iamnlla ferfaa Serran
popodsNG. 81 iospa faiffi pitdilip1t
falliimpann t%amarnnndn autton See
iufieSla! - Cana pnstori ianrna.
II eoelliienG iunnuntaina fpl1sl1,
ionne on A MALTA tG1ltG. WinGfin
rieniin iinne fuulemaon Sumolan
Inran iaaran, tpaan en- d ;een psn>
mdrtGnpt fitn tIn ionoi ett1 eli See
ius ole mltita pelastamit FUN ne,
iotfa S1neen usfolpnt, maiffu See
Jus title ianoo ianasiaan: pbbellG
ubrilla ON S1n meioGt ppbittGnpt.
81 ibana aiial Suttelin fifteen pbtG
ia toista pastorin tansla ia ban
ianoi ettG rabol(a ina faitfea mltii-
ia, maau ei Sulnnldn arntoa. ga
bGn lnnoin, ettG mebGn ioimne len
lnbiafii! Wlitto b6n ianoi: "Wfei>
oGn pitGG eniin tulla pienifii ia
mnsta iittcn Iaamme oialliiultber
Siunlnlon armosia." On p11sipt tGs
.ifGGn miDinfdGn i~elpgDtccn. Mtiit-
ia fiitoS Seeiufielle ettd miniilla on
SitnaIan Jana tGGlIG fotona ia mic
Ia tho Iarreaittn, iontn tilaIin Nlii
taian toimistosta; iofa it'd firiao
lutee, Ct tarpitie ola pimepoesld.
Oli field iubnnnusiublo tapai'
nenfin loanasia fplGsId, naan fan-
teleet oil ripustettu paiuibill, fosfc
| eli triilunrit uGntG. = Dim unboit'
tua eta ripillelastiesin fannettiir
tolebti totilGbetptielle, iosta til
$7.57. Soipon ettG taipaallinen s.
ii nutaiiiIi t1Gll1fin ibmisten Il
mutt nGfemaGn furian tilania ia pt
lnjamoan pabalta tielt1niG. Snbal
meillG lunastlis &ristufien merer
fnlltta, Seelus otti ipnnit pois min
tppSti FUN ipntiinlanfeemusta e
fostom ollnt oiS. &iitos rafas s.
ia, ettG olet faif;i min bpmin latte
nut ettd min1fin itiesi1ni miista o
len Seeiufiesia otollinen ia iiGti al
tuas. Yiirii toioontien motfniIiiu.
Sc. g.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
KANSAN KIRJEITA

.1urlstdntnnll Sesla1tertn toD0e1, tOt
ia of p6Gmaalini, iosia taas lain
forteerin Mrs ia W.fr .. Sippolan
mierasmaraiiesin tooisia. Sis Ell
mit6dn pulaa mibin ioutua. 500,
niinb1n ie on, Sumnla Ioi mail
man ennenfuin iEniien ia meibGn
lunastuflemme ON olllit malmis ens
men tuin olemme IDntDneet, ia mi
nun oiuntoni oil marattu ennei
FUN l1fIin fotontnnn!
Miniten ne olinat iloiiet ia ais
no muistosiani ppIppGt iublat, jos
ia rninulIa oil tiIoiiuus t~utustiln
min moniin m%sfonmeliitn ia fila
rim ia moniin minatlle ~ennestGGn
perloonnlIiiesti tuntemattomiin firf
fofuntamme pappeibin, iotfa faiffi
tefim1t minliun bpmin ia alma muis
tosla ppipipGn ma~ifutufien. Iuua
ten fotous oil %ptiimielinen ia ipel-
iellinen, iosia iaatiin 10 maistaa e.
iimaflia iiitG iidiiesti ilosta ia pp-
bGin ibmisten p~btepoest1, ia Seeiuf
len l1snGolp oil min maltoipastl
tunnettamisin ia ndbtGmisiG, ettei
iuintaan fenentGGm tarminnlit tplpG
toiiiltaan, min FUN iuutalaiiet en-
men SeruIolemin ilibIilln fpielin1t
ett1 mit1 lullette ettei SGn ole
JUBILEE tllllitt. sc main oil ifGmin-
ia ettG minul 10 pitt l1btea fotiin
3:nen fofouspGimGn puoliiisiaN ia
Substituted ianoipot ett1 mirG
menetin porboon ia berttaiIimrtan
illon, ionfa MIND fpnd usfonfin.
geiinb1n ie on; jos iotnin menettGG
min parnS lie ioufosta menee alma,
paon eipG lpielG ollllt iubIat faifs
II, iillG 10 beinGf. 3 pm iltona t1li
Der ". &oprn Sronnoooista tGnnc
meioan fourtb of Subj jublillem-
me, ioita wietettiin Rlisfalen puiss
tosIn innnuntaina If. A pdilpG, io-
bon oil laapunut fnnioo lGbitouput
geiStnfin alma ImaIasta osti, iotfc
a!ettiin allefirioittaneen lpbpellG c
fpuiispubeello ia q. t. lanlulla il
Wer &opran nrpoftnolln ia pito'
ileenIo metGpGqG iltblnpitbeella, ior
ia i1lfeen riiipettiin ipom1Gn, ilio.
moan ia rianuitIemont, iosto OF
tulos ett1 rnbou tlli p0ptG1t
$1,000, iosta menoja 30 tualor
%inaIbeclle, iosta fiitos oiaaottoneil.
!e ia Griffin Der &oprollc tGGIIc
fapnnist61n. Inns tiistaina If. {
pdlmd Idb0effiin oiomoon Der 8m
M%noerionin farmilIe, iofa mposfir
ON Wfatti 2uofion foti jonne tult
tnniaa beDoiilln, aiitoilIa ia iaIfo-
lin ia iosia oil 10 3 puppin, iilui
bpmpsiG meit1 nnstaanottamasia nj
mitt1in postorit Saafana, @ranffa-
La ia palnba "iet1" 3aaflo. Sitter
laatiin fltiilln 3 faopnaa ia lopltfIi
Dbteinen ebtoolliien mietto.
Gab1npG ne npt taft loppuo
ilblat elofitiin 3 pGitpGGn ioaffa
lilloin on toas past. &ranffaIo
tddllo. Sept nlfan rltumiin ipoimio
ia bppi1 poutia fpipipG beinGtpo.
SDb1meIliiet terpeiiet faifile
Mitttalon lllfiioille jn toimitufieIlc
ia Griffin firfolliSfofonflcSio TIT
fulfil tulleille meliiue ia iiIarine.
Wfind alma muiSton teitG ia niit6
lolita bettid lpariinfin ilta6urtous
betfind. "9fii pGimG parGnpi SER
rom eiifartonoisio FUN ttbonnen
mltitallo". @ttefos tefin aiottele
min? NGitG piirteli toll. weliepbel-
la. q. Sertaen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
Laivaliike Amerikasta
SUOMEEN

E~nglannin observation-disclosures Ell e.
naa tarvita.
Lahd0t New Yorkista
Imperator heinak. Is p; elok. IL
p. ia syysk 9 p.
X. A. Victoria heinak. II p; .elok.
ID p. ia syysk. IL p.
Caronia heinak. "a p; elok. Il p.
H a = sSsTha ne Ii 81 p; elok. %
D. ia syysk. % p.
Columbia heinak. 81 p; elok. 2S
p. ia syysk. 25 p.
Mauretania elok. 5 p; syysk. 2 p.
Saturnia heinak. II p; elok. 81
p. ia syysk % p.
Cassandra elok. z p; syysk. II p.
ia lokak. 16 p.
Lahd0t M~ontrealista
Cassandra heinak. 8 p; elok. z
p. syysk. IL p.
Saturnia heinak. IT p; elok. Fl
p. ia syysk. rs p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
Mppbaam

Spoformi ia aiobetpoiio. SpShe-
poiet omut rosfospoinoiio ia tponf
foio netdm66rt. g~aibtSpdnS Sobn,
ion Iiperp. &. 81. Sbier, StrrIep.
@ts.
-
- Sos pffiffm rirnero 6ittojou
nd titIernnttn, slmoitfofno fftt6 ~
Ii airttdion fonttocriin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-22
g9i&8Aaa.
Metropolitan Life Building
Minneapolis, Mimi .

= IaiffofitntaIoifet, Iitfefau Ieb
oesidmme iImoittnpieu liifeniesten
iImoituffial
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-14
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GET JOBS To MIX
COCKTAILS IN ENG.
One Claimed The Ability To Mix
500 Different Kinds
HOLDING JOBS

London, Sept. 13.-American
bartenders are invading England
and getting jobs in the more pre-
tentious bars and clubs frequent
ed by young men because Of
their ability to mix cocktails.
Older Englishmen still stick to
their *scotch and Soda but the
younger generation is getting the
cocktail habit.
One bartender when applying
for a position at a big club told
the secretary he could mix SOC
different drinks. The English
man viewed him with that ex-
preston so familiar to Americans
when they try to tell English
folks Of what a glorious country
America is but hired him anyhow
He has not run through his al
legged repertoire yet but ha:
made good.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-14
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
HAPPENED LAST NIGHT
NEAR DAWSONS X ROADS

One more automobile accident
which adds toll to the already
large number Of casualties, and
one Of which came very near cost
ING colored man his life, oc-
Cured last night near Dawsons
Cross Roads. 1t seems as if the
colored man was driving horse
and buggy and when he met the
car or automobile the horse be-
came frightened in some way
and did not turn out Of the road
quite in time, and therefore the
collision occurred.
The co1ored man was brought
to Dr. Thigpen office and he
was given every attention known
to the medical profession. He
was hurried to the hospital in
TarbOro.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-14
Especial Correspondence


Raleigh, Sept. 14-The latest
effort Of the Republican manage
ment Of the campaign to inter
fere with the operation Of the alb
sentee voters law at the ap-
preaching November general cleo
ton, may be regarded right at
the start for what it is loud
call for the calf rope.
Meantime Chairman Warren is
advising all voters Especially
school teachers, male and female)
who expect to be absent from
their homes during the registra-
ton period (Sept. 80 to Oct. 20.)
to demand their right to register
lat any time before that period,
which they can do by applying
to the chairman Of the county
board Of elections in their res
pective home counties.
The suit instituted by the Re
publican \camraign MANAGEMENT
at Greensboro in the name Of the
Republican candidate for State
treasurer. J. j. Jenkins. to seoura
an injunction restraining the
State Board Of Elections and the
State Treasurer and the State
: Auditor from sending out absen
tee voters blanks, etc, will be
heard in Raleigh Oh Thursday OF
this week by Judge Kerr The
application is based on the alleg
ed Hunconstitutionality' of tne
law, and as able lawyers here say
there is nothing but a Republican
trick to it, Judge Kerr will pro
badly have no hesitation in dis
missing it.
The Republicans can appea
from his decision and if they d.
decision from the Suprem'
. Court will be secured before tn
9 time for election. The law i
, really an admirable one and Sc
cures to many qualified voter
6 the exercise Of their right, whic]
!, otherwise their unavoidable ab
+ sence from the home precinc
would debar them from votino 9
The Republicans evidently thin,
more Democrats are protected il
i this way than Republicans
S Hence the desire to have the LAY
V put out of commission.
In reality and all reason, til
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-14
MER|CAN CANNING
POPULAR IN FRANCE

Thousands of women and chi
dren N France are learning t.
can III the American way this,
YEAR All classes, from the pea
SAINT in the cottage to the lady i'll
the chateau, are being reached
by the four American canning
specialists who are giving the can
ming demonstrations TITS is the
second year the United States
Department. Of Agriculture has
lent canning specialists to the
French Government for the pur-
pose Of teaching the French peo-
pie the American art of home can
nlng and drying The same group
has been sent both years.
The first demonstration this
year was given early in June al
a chateau near Versailles. Al
this demonstration an exhibit was
also held of the products whic,
were put up during the past yea,
by French housewives under tn,
instruction Of the French teach
ers who attended the school con
Quoted by the Americans In 1919
Several commercial Gamers com
peted with the hom eanners fO
the prizes, but the housewive
carried off the bronze medal-th
first prize.
At Morsain large numbers 0
farm girls attended the demon
Stration given there and care
fully watched each step in tn
canning of cherries, peas, an
beans, in the drying Of peas an
beans, and in the extraction G
pectln to use in jelly making.
All during June, July, and Al
Gust the little group Of Amer
cans moved from place to plae
IN France, teaching those wi
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-14
OUR RALEIGH LETTER

bonehead stunt on the part Of the
Republicans may be regarded as
more a cry Of distress than any
thing else.
Senator Harding, Republican
candidate for president, was put
on record early in the campaign
when labor forced his hand, as t.
the absentee voters law, and he
declared for it in his State end
all the other States that have
such a law, as being Of much
benefit to all citizens in the ex-
ercise Of their right to vote when
compelled to be temporarily ab-
sent form their home.
! Important School Tax opinion
Attorney General Manning has
just given an opinion, at the re
quest Of the State Tax Commits
sion, in which he holds that the
county tax levies to provide funds
for the operation Of the public
schools Of the State for the con
stitutional term Of six months
cannot be restricted by legisIa
tive enactment under the 10 per
cent promise, and the commits
sloners Of any county are empoW-
cred to levy whatever additional
rates that are deemed necessar. Y
A number Of the counties OF
the State had complained to State
Superintendent Of Education
Brooks that they had found that
! this years school budget coulc
not be covered by the amount 0!
last years income, plus the leg
islative allowance Of ten per cen
increase superintendent Brooks
has held all through that the leg
islature could not limit the ne
i, cessary income of schools whe1
, the State constitution Vequired
, them to operate six months o.
5 more in the year. But surel.
: there is no kick coming from an,
) one from the decision Of the At
/ torney General which now con
: firms the opinion Of the Stat
t superintendent
;. Tax rates other than schoo
< taxes fixed by the General AS
I sembly at the special session ar
!. not involved, and can not be, a
Y there is no mention Of them mad
in any section Of the organic la,
IS IF the State