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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
RIPPING RHYMES.
BY Wait Mason.
THE BAD COLD.

find that by the summer seas one
catches colds, Just as at home; oh,
come, my friends, and hear me
sneeze, and sec my whiskers ileeked
with foam. This climate is the brag
and boast, the endless pride Of quite
a few, but all along the sunny coast
| hear men say, ''kerswoosh! ker-
chool" The pills | take are black
and tan, the poultice is "a sight to
see; | do not care for any man
who will not come and sneeze with
me. Oh, when one has a summer
cold, the old worlds beauties fade
away; the azure skies seem stale
aud old, the sun shows symptoms
of decay. You see the starlight on
the deep, and do not feel single
thrill; YOU merely shed a bitter weep,
and take another blue black pill.
My heart is filled with disoontent
as | sit here beside the sea; I've
no respect for any gent who viii
not sneeze round with me. The
glands are swollen in my throat
and every cough gives mo a shock,
and have lost the sanity goat that
came with me to Plymouth Rock.
My thoughts are all Of doom and
fate, and viii be till from colds I'm
free; | have it IN for any skate who
will not sneeze a tune with me.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

Next Saturdays Republican primaries
in New Castle county are open to all the
contesting candidates on an equality, the
Organization having refraiDed from max
ing out slate. as was its custom in the
hey-day Of its political power. Its leaders,
in view Of the recent defeat Of the Organ
ization, probably did not feel sufficiently
secure in its restoration this year to go to
such an extent A triumph at the coming
general election, however, would embolden
them TO the point Of decisive action en-
future CAMPAIGNS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
TO WE'D IN RHODE ISLAND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford G, White, Of
Warren, r. l.. announce the marriage Of
their daughter, Emma Betty, to Harry
Lindsay Solomon. of Union Park Gardens,
this city. to take place on September at
4 o clock at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Warren, r. J. Many Whining
tonians viii attend the wedding.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

Today the Delaware State Fair opened
under the most favorable auspices on the
fair grounds at Elsmere 1t is fine fair,
one Of the very best in the country, with
representative exhibits and all the at
fractions that such exlibitiors cger, and
with good card Of trottirg races for
each day. II will continue until next
Friday. day and evening, and should have
"A capacity attendance each day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

shown in their replies? There is record Of a
woman who once vowed she would never
marry a minister o rcd-hnired man or an
lrIshman. And yet she fell in love With
and married rcd-hnircd Irish minister
Columbus 90 Dispatch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

Governor Cox is expected to produce
further proof in support of his charge
about the Republican National Commit
tees monev-getting efforts Put this is
not necessary He has proved his case
conclusively by official documents. but
Boys, Get the Money
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

From the tenor Of Candidate Hardings
speeches thus far the wisdom of keeping
h m close to his front perch is plainly
apparent 1t would be further wisdom
to have him refrain altogether from
speech-InakiDg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
EVENING SMILE.
CRUELTY TO PAIPERS.

Stitch stitch, stitch went the village
bootmaker's industrious needle as he
sat IN his dim little shop hard 40 work
He was particularly anxious to finish the
pair OF boots ha was repairing for they
belonged to his best friefd. the village
postman.
Consequently it was with a feeling
akin to vexation that he saw Mrs. Chin
wag enter his shop and ask for a strong
pair of laces, but he got up at once and
produced them.
II can recommend these, he said,
with conviction You'll find them *
strong as steel, for" he added, they are
made Of porpoisc skin.
What" she shrieked fYou iuhuman
creature I've read in Oliver Twist of
the ert!elties them wTetched panpers have
to suffer, but / didn't know that boot
laees Was made out o their sklnsf'
And 80 long did il take to explain mat
tiers that the unfortunate pOstman had 10
wait till the rext morning for his boots
London TIt-Bits.
The funeral home parlors centrally 10
Gated IN the most refined neighborhoOd
has that desired homclike atmosphere,
both in the exterior surroundings ard
interior decorations 1t is an ideal place
TO bring your loved ores TO be prepared
for. their last resting place-Terre Haute
Ind Tribune.
For Sale-Twelve-rooun house. sleep
ing porch. pantrics and closets 10 each
bedroom. From a Virginia news
paDer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

Seldom in all the history Of our country
has a national administration been
turned out of power at a Presidential
election in year of thoroughly good
times. And times are unusually good this
year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
Wicomico Cannery Burned.

W. X. Leatherbury's Canning House,
one of the largest in Wicomico county,
undetermined origin Saturday night.
The loss is estimated at $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
Tanning Bungalow Burned.

Fire Of unknown origin destroyed the
bungalow Of William Tanning, of Mar
shallton, Saturday night The fire is said
10 have originated about 9.30 while the
Fannings were in town.
The loss is estimated at S5 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06

lived bugs in some caees thc CyTfy
moth for example f1cnics ~ au ilscct
pest have bccu successfully introdHei io
cxtcrminafc it
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Union Fire Co.
Bayard Legion.
Liberty Fire Co.
Reliance Fire Co.
Weccacoe Fire Co.
Mt. Calvary Club.
l. ;. :. Fraternity.
Democratic League.
Water Witch Fire Go.
Sumner Post, G. 4. r.
Apollo Castle. X G. 4.
Camp No. 5, p. @. ). 4.
Division No 6, 4. O. III.
Eureka Temple, L. @. +.
Camp No. ,, P. O. ;. A.
Demarvia Union, b. l.. |.
Alpha Council. L. O. r. G.
Antietam Temple, O. L A.
Washington Lodge, X Of p
.Appomattox Camp, ). of II.
Dclmarvia Lodge, |. Q. @. III.
Harmony Council, l. L. of 4.
Beta Tent, No 2, X .. l.. NJ.
Santa Maria Council, X Of c.
Blue Rock Council, O. Z. r. c.
Brandywine Lodge, |. 90. +.
Minqua Tribe, Imp'd. Q. r. NJ.
st. Beuedict's Beneficial Society.
Diamond Council, Jr. Q. L. \. N.
National Protective Association.
Brandywine Library Association.
Bricklayers' International Union.
Wilmington Acrie, No. Z, II .. L.
Lady Miller Lodge, No. 6, ;. OF b,
Christine Encampmeut, l. .. Q. +.
Eleventh Ward Democratic League.
B. NJ. 2. Il |. (Brieklayers' unionl.
Delaware Conclave, IL or 5. ". M.
Ushers' Union, Union Nj, L. Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-06
lNTERsrArE BARRIERs.

There are a number of other State
ouarantines similar TO this. which aru
ordered with the purpo~s Of preventing
the spread Of insect plaques There is now
an interstate quarantine IN force in New
England to keep the European corn borer
from spreading and particularly irom
reaching the grea corn belt Of the Middle
West. Government entomologists are
now in western States 10 make sure that
the corn borer is not quietly getting
start there.
Massachusetts lost 10 per cent ol her
corn crop last year-a reasonable loss
where the corn borer IS at work To have
10 per cent Of the entire nations corn
crop consumed by an insect would h. "a
tremendous blow, yet that would have
happened inevitably if vigorous measures
had not been taken1n the regions already
affected,
Only this spring two shipments Of
broom corn from Europe were found to be
badly infested with the corn borer OF
course they were not allowed 70 enter. but
for years before the war, shipments. clean
and Infested alike, came into our ports and
scattered 10 broom factories evervwhere.
Farmers rarely complain about an
insect until It begins TO affect their rocket
books, 50 that a bug may be at work
several years before il is brought to the
attention OF the authorities. As many
kinds OF posts produce over 100 eggs at /.
time, and as some species multiply at the
rate OF two generations in season, the
increase may be overwhelmingly swift.
Poisons, sprays OF burning OIL, dcstruc-
ton of the infested crop and other heroic
measures have 70 be taken 10 reach the
vulnerable spot Of the apparently nine-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-09
Vreoagen.

Mt Sre0agen alto bar oGrct be-
traatet iom Ell interchangeable Gag
err noget ri ale ueh. 6reeog er
Trcno3 Sog, oa iorot oenne 8rotn'
Sc par mcQct beungicrrig % torig
ioriulgte mto lin &reoc Sc icm NEG.
liaereOe benoe5 allltli5 for DC rare
~ucrosliae Sing, er oaiou henoeS Gog
blct bctroatet icnt iGrliG ubeloig.
Get err ooq life ale Steeer Grenn'
uen aniee3 ipm ipecielt illpffeSbrtr'
Qenoe. ) england ptl man rtstlenof
ne0ig inotrPNe / Den heltge segte.
itano Ell 6reooa, mems BERNIE 2Gg |
Sfotlano ariee$ for ar rare iCrlig
uunitiu. Ni Sierhe6ele at segtsfo'
berne feire& eiter Siaertbe oenrs
Tug.
! Sponien % / Werico aifees
lirSoag for at pGre mere llIptteS-
Nugen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-09
Sra Otta.

Set or giicn. Seq itadr dlt'aa her
rppc / ben bratte Vi cB let ncN paa
gpen. 2rnsir bprtc lig9cr Sanpbono1
~Icrier, "Sctcl eta, paa ben enc Stoe
al @aeen, "6otel @ierthelm" pnn Den
ouben. Sao bar hi ell HTHe ea'eer'
sunbIrscboIis, 2enSmanoens lSberrT'
fenS) Sus, OF ido inrob Dem 6enri''cns
Giaa "8ctcnb~. Sen riBe Gn9eI'ts
mano". imn ban taIbcS. pan bar tIeni
IN Sornuic a 0oiclptrslonrbeo o.
Equalization / liverpool. SGn9er lnoc
pao ben Srctant han bar tiebt az So't9@
ooorb bar han opIprt en- @iIIa Ill. 0n1
,jsbtc SEN aamIe Stue / Yilarpiten. ob
,aa inntcs han Den bar Tor lpart og
ina iii at iUttc op iua r lin 'lotIc
Wiao, lob Stoiteuc psplc - % ldn ble9
ret tiliIut Ri en- bel Iiaa. 6au bnGgec
i.onielis. Saa bar ri pnu iarnnte Sloe
AZ Waben / en- alnnac 2%annhnneler
ySonoen, Olitno K Slc.nitab og ao>opcz
rntipcn. % mibt / pcrne alnnse Sfr9s@
Der Nulen. 8n9cnior SeIcfonltation ~
IiSt lruger / Sagsrrnosn S~oghnnoelei'
q. Nurpcicnl, "@rnnb &utel" % ielnt
a~pirsaaare mcb acknowledgements, 'toci
Rcparationspcrfireh % Seniinld9er.
2rnaer ncoe Sernbane 'tarionen meS
Srntens sips; % iaa usoper "Slsers
mocu" aIeberitenshu9seri, Sfnelteprri,
@aptiiIcrnes airic, Sascrier, Nrbcloer'
.aicrnc oa Ell Hrife Pripatbnie. 0oert
uSe SotograiateIier. Taa Den nnref'
Sine al @nber bcgpnScr III iglcn ooens
ira lrcb Spotbefet. glTldnbite Stererr
ports Hottie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
gan. DIV. %SiIfebnnoel. Saa er Der
,oicu en- Gait, @nnfIo,ale. gtromobil
onraoer, MISUNDERSTANDING for
giIielitab. Qanhhanolcrb Soicl, % noert
,loe mob Qauacn Sottor Riiiers aonls
tIe.s "5urmo". SpooDer mob Sttacla
ten 1rr / tri meb Imaa @ilaer, % Iad
linaSomsloscts SuriamIiuGsIoialc "Soi
rana". 2ict rrrmcre ct Seoehus.
6crreb or uiimct lite alt paa Ian3s
rrr nrpnt. Snbc / Glen npropcer Lungs
aallaeu paa ,iire Sioc 0ps8cS Der opcr
cli. Nor ins: @ila "%aringcn". M on
i.uttct al "MapIe". "Sa'spooe" %
@icrfcitoa,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-09

Soo onar Solen nco. Msrtet ialcer
poa, % ale eIcttriitt %p5 tGtoea. &c
Hdle!icn5 Wila / Der ganlle Sncotcrr
men oopc Vntteu ~itraaleI uTlpi9. Sn3
tuoc, 6uioreipoti5 Hamper noe, 'oaool
or set paa bper liocu Ylaos.
en- Sang for Irnge iioen butter le6
uooeu 0raa gutter hr 90 Der. oB Dc no
re Woer bpor 3ncn Ctid III Ilg9cr pdT
,uiommc p0 uoen Sebocrc. YET pdr
Surmu, iom 81. 0tiiIcr bar bebolo;
Nupuct paa Nu er Der Craft o8 Sto,
Stifer % alcbcr o0 %nnbtrait er Der M
oer @noe pou, % / Nlcbcren er oet
>ern o. SaIfum. StuIcc Sialc Hadnln
icrinler mite lin @rrbt, bpno DC ute
uisr. iaa fan man brll9c SanotraTten III
GuNct.
Stn bar ultiaa: ) GencraI 1tore7
, Voocrier, / 9lppthet, > Banter, l 81
,iebauocl, I 0oteIcr, S~tcuhu98er'cI
ltpen Gal. SmeltepGrt. Seauoeu SG3e'
1onSlroe. 6uauooUrtcre al ale Sldg3,
yRetauiif %trrtitcp % yltontobtIcentral
Iiopelfolc CT Ser, % Ell 6olte'to!e III
Nr. 10000 CT beilIttet pprert.
gict ~itreiicr norooper. @too "@tI3'
rprcre". Ser belger ogida III Igre.
eftcrat 2al9en blcu iGrtet no9eI peo
,Sernbarennlr9sct. Ren ITrte3 Den en-
Neter til, iaa bill belle perre Slettt o'
;rrIaoi. Git ieg life ben ~ tl9bte ~
NnoI al neu for $3.50 Hronrr. QcrlIJ
7rrctrife % anociagt % nteAen NdTt'
Rct p~uerior lig9cr Sisrncpoloen, Npor
tct nrcr % irrp az forte lln8cr lonI |
gamle Sage. .
Set oar pcr Grim. Storilomnren,
,7S9 ar oisic %oIoe blco Ingt urotr
@ons brIe Sommertu. llIo, ior tom'
mcr ucn ira Honouue ueo Spoenoen'
loube lii Ssb ret ino / oen anoeu " %
iplptc op Saret, SrTrct % noroooer.
Nu er Qaugcus gIueIeic rcttet ltot No.
lila CT ueb ell prloig Stcrtau'e be'eE
MOB Ipb, o. S%crnbancn CT !a8F | oet
ea,nle GIpelcic. Scrpco or meyer Gn'
bret.
I'll 9abo bar icg iaat SronN Sott3s
anarN. 5an bar 6utte % SaaS. SIIfr
"a NeropIun. ia Seiter ON Der trrr9e@.
Seo ianr ic iii AZ aisrc mt9 ttlpen3
rreS ham. StiInc 2nnbmuno5torbnmoe
lrloc haut til SrortiuaSmano. 'nn 'tdI
III terie ToIocrc. on SuuAtn mad
'rn,eS } Meier,
Pnarens Srsicrer. 9utou Srcrepnll.
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lat ION Snebters2 Carer oeS @d'te S'ns
lchicnt.
StuIeithrct bar nn'at Asldi9 Vi9erlnt
ION 9Greriuoc / airfetrcolcu % VI. Ia
iioro ion, NnbrclGrer / Stretoolo. ion,
nTrcr pep DC 3 Sortintrclles' foler CT an
iat gipiuo Sopinb o9 8. Su'rt, hets
hoIbSuis paa Ioprcifo9cn og | Sseipolo.
oelac 9oprio ira Hororc Nuroal cr an
lat ion, NnerelGrer peo 6usfliosltoler
paa 9natlts.
aari 6uttrcm fra 9oprc hoIot 90
Nars Sibilrum iom 2rrcrinoe pcN
Nuicn SfpIc / Ringsater npIia. areo>
leu ouerraftc hcnbe en- ltsrre @noc.
SelpbrpIIup feirebes Soe Sttober AZ
@oarSbruser 6dns atHi % 6rlle I,
3ieriom.
SorlopIic Ell ertIrret at Sn9a Bier
ie, 9rsimnm, % Ola Sti9en. Goprc.
SigcIad at Hagnhilb arletlciu, 9onre
% agrouom ger Nsritebs, Sesla.
grnlup cr Ieiret at Slime Ssnnnl o5
@aarobruaer Spcr Glen Storcn8cn.
On 10 anr eamneI Sm AZ Gle GER
hougcn %fcruln.fcbes / 2aascn / CONNER.
Nari NJ. aoIitab di9if uco GeScn 81
Nar al. Den Size Nusn't.
(Mcrc.)
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Wcrfelige Seitantcmter.

On ercntriit Seitotor ifreu MED
%a1ttogelie al oIle Souiormalltcter
iii S|citunlertc paa S0reu Ill lit Nr
bcio5runl. Gfter hans Ceo uar oct
iutct anoet TuIg eno at Ieitc Gerct
al OF brilac Ben Ill Gomncrcn Tor
at ioa Seitamenteta @uIbigheo be.
frpitet. Gn anoen ifreu Seitamcrs
tct pdu Gopetrt ! lit &Grelie.
"Wtarp. alt init er bit, NOD / ct
an0et lilipIoe poo Ell iitpffrrrepet
I0rcaielap. - @u fornuenbe Sine
rlfoncr itrep ell Donation pan t~lilttl.
ser al Collars pao ct Stpffe brltut
SuiladSpaptr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-09

lair "Susoenrcn
6a.o
lnolineret ieat'
meo oadneiaH
iii &cyot'
let pad t
fPiter oeu l.'g
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itriot iuocu @nqoer, 0nu or oeinu
irrrtr paa Sale imr Sturtin8stuubiNuy.
% ~iianfuIo % ON ic8 bIir ulIgt", IL
ger Huton "iaa bIco ieg bel Sen ferit.
Nl3mauo pau Norat3 S%tortiug".
Slao RriuGen.
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Behaselis, rensende OF
lesende - Murine Eye
Remedy for rsde. en-
me, ~grsnulerrds, klssu-
de OK brrnSends 6as
og 0isnlsag. Hos De-
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needy Co., Chicago.
The broad ax., 1920-10-23
Hon Asa Grant Adams Republican Candidate for JUDGE 81
the Municipal Court.

Hon Asa Grant Adams, Republican
sAndidats for Judge of the Municipal
Court, was born at Sunbeam, Mercer
County, Illinois, February IL, 1855, he
was the bright and dutifal son of
samuel and Clarisa CKean) Adams,
he received his common and high
school education at fhs Bpda Illinois
schools, in the eourss Of time he en-
tsreed the Chicago College Of Law,
graduating from il With high honors
and the degree Of L L B. was be-
slowed upon him in 1897.
June IL 1894, Judge Adams WAS
happily united in marriage to Miss
Ley Hartweil Who sprang from ons
q the eldest and mast highly respected
families Of Rockford, IN, and they
are hcnored with one son, Kr. wiad-
esla Honister Aaaps, VIC Z a.osis4-
q VITA his father II the law business.
Jpdgs 1dppg le1rpsd tie jewelers.
sEpds IA Buda, III, sad aftsrvasds.
relieved thst bslinss Win GfIeI|
BroSbsp - Ills ETY., for tss ysars,
The broad ax., 1920-10-23

then he took up the study of law in
dead earnest and he mas admitted TO
the bar in 1897, and from that time to
the present he has met with hattering
success in his chosen profession. BE
hononbly served as Justice Of the
Peace Of the Old Town Of Lake, from
1903 70 1906, he Is 3 prominent mem
Der Of the Chicago Bar Association,
high Mason (sand degree K. T..
shrinerl, also member Of Imperial
Council Tribe Of ben Hur, Royal
League, he i also an honsrsd mem
Der Of TIE Chicago Afkletie and Ham
lion Cuhs And lastly he Is q member
Of the EaeisFooa Meas Club.
Judge and Nm Adams reside in q
lovely bone at s501 Harvard aveuue.
Judse Adams stands At tie head 81
the FsIl-lucHn law arm Of Adams,
chiIdS Bobb 8 Waeott, xith sxtsa-
size law ofiess q 70 ". Monroe street,
aad thsy arp tie Attorneys fer the Fort
psarben Naiiousi Bank, ana N eysTy
1ry Jpigp Adsms will rake - ideal
Judge Of the Municipal cpprt.
The broad ax., 1920-10-23
Hon. Joseph w. Schulman.

Hon. Joseph W. sehulman, Republican
candidate for Judge of the Munieipal
Court, was born in Chicago, H., and is
SO years Of age; married, and residing
with family at 325S Douglas boulevard.
In 1916, he was special States At
torney, and he has Praetieed law for
thirteen years.
He is a member of the Chicago Bar
Association, Knights of Pythias, Odd
Fellows, Rebeecas, Masons, Temple
Chapter, and a member of the Spanish
American War Veterans. having served
in San DiagO de Cuba during the war
The broad ax., 1920-10-23
Hon. Michael Rosenberg,
Democratic Candidate for
Trustee of the Sanitary Dis
tFict Of Chicago.
Concluded from page !.


to charitable work and he is q very
liberal contributor to many charitable
institutions, he Is deeply interested in
the Federated Jewish Charities; Asso.
eiated Jewish Charities; -5'Na Birth;
Knights Of Joseph; Mt Sinai Hos
pital; Covenant Club; Sheridan Park
Cub; Illinois Sportsman Club; Chi
cage Motor Club; Director Marks
Nathan Home and Director Home for
Ineurables, Oak Forest.
He is q prominent member Of the
following lodges: Waubansia Lodge
No. 100 A. +. and A. NJ, Lafayette
Chapter; Chicago Lodge No 4 Elks;
Aryan Grotto; Beaeonsfeld Lodge
Z. P. He also holds membership in
many other social clubs and societies,
His brother. Mr.. Edward Rosenberg,
honorably served as Lieutenant in the
Q. N. Labor Battalion on the battle
fields of France during the world war
for democracy, and his Battalion was
composed of eolored men, and like his
brothers he is also friendly to the col
Ored people.
Mr.. and Mrs Rosenberg who is a
lovely and very pleasant lady to meet
and their four bright and intelligent
children namely, Harold, Milton, Bud
die and Miss Hazel, reside in beauti-
full home at 1850 Independence BOule-
ward, and Mrs. Rosenberg is greatly
in the success which has
her husband in his various
business affairs.
No sane person can question the
friendship Of Mr.. Rosenberg for the
;olOred people and on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 2, thousands Of eolored men and
The broad ax., 1920-10-23
Hon. Morris EIIer, Republican
Candidate for Trustee of
the Sanitary District of Chi
cago.
Concluded from page 1.

SOhcluoeu IRON page L.
recent originality has been to secure a
motorcycle squad to bring an investi-
gator from his Office with despatch to
wherever a complaint comes from. A
housewife or householder who now dis
covers himself mulcted in weight by
an INSCRIPTIONS seller, need only call
up the City Sealer's Office to have an
inspector respond at once, while the
seller is still on the premises.
If elected Trustee of tie Sanitary
District, Mr.. Eller win devote his en-
tire time to the supervision of its
affairs and vouehes that every cent ex-
pended win do its full measure of
worth, for the public good.
Mr.. EIler resides with his family at
1901 S. Peoria street, in the same i'm
mediate vicinity where he has lived
for the past 81 years. In addition to
numerous other organizations, Mr..
Eller is an active member of Pleides
Lodge No. 47s A. F. & A. NJ, Wiley
NJ Egan Chapter 126 R. A. NJ, Chi
cago Lodge No. the EIks.
1t must be said to the great credit
Of Mr.. Eller that he always treats all
citizens alike from the highest to the
humblest when they have business to
transact in his Office and being a warm |
of Mayor William Hale
Thompson, it is almost useless to state
The broad ax., 1920-10-23
COL LEWIS PLATFORM.
Candidate for Governor Tells Exactly
the Things He Stands For.

TAXATION must be Hghtened and
its burdens more equitably distributed
HOME RULE is necessary to self.
government and home protection.
LABOR-For the injured, the widow
and the orphan honest and considerate
administration and speedy payment of
claims under the workmen's eompen-
satiOn act, with adjustment OF eompen-
sation to increase living cost.
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONSHIP
est efforts to settle labor disputes, with
square deal and respect Tor the civil
rights of both employer and employee.
PUBLIC FUNDS-An interest on
public funds must be paid promptly
into the treasury.
ELECTION LAWS-Honest cleo
tons are vital to the perpetuation of
our government; frauds must be
stopped and the ballots honestly
counted
acknowledgement schools and
better pay for teachers.
GOOD ROADS-Better roads for the
farmer as well as the motorist.
WATERWAYS - Illinois products
must reach the sea by boat.
INSTITUTIONS State hospitals
and prisons must be humanized.
WOMEN-The welfare of children
and justice to women must be the first
in all legislation touch
ing the home and public institutions.
FARMERS-nlinois must protect its
farmers and the state must aid all or
CARNATIONS working to that end.
SoLDIERS-Provision must be made
For soldiers consistent with the wealth
If the state.
HOMES-For residents Of the city
better housing for residents Of eoun-
~ better farming conditions.
INHERITANCE TAX-An taxes on
arge estates should 90 to the state for
'ubie charities and education.
TENANT AND OWNER-Legisla-
ion should be enacted to protect both
enant and owner. The tenant should
'ay only such rental as win enable the
'wner to receive just return on his
Investment.
HIGH COST OF LIvING-Legisla.
ion should be enacted to prevent prof
teering. /
The broad ax., 1920-10-23

Nine. Leo, the French mOdiste, Of
New Port, Rhode Island and 2412
Seventh Avenue, New York City; has
for the past three or four weeks, been
visiting with relatives and friends in
this city, stopping at $3.50 Grand Blvd,
last Thursday afternoon, Mrs. s. A.
T. Watkins, gave a delightful luncheon
and progressive Whist party in her
honor, in the parlOrs Of the AppOmat-
tox Club. About one-hundred ladies
were present and greeted the honored
guest. Aside from that pleasant af-
fair, other receptions; luneheons and
theater parties, have been given in her
honor. Nine. Leo, expects to depart
for her home in New York City, the
hrst Of the week and next spring she
may return and make Chicago her fu-
ture home.