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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-11

NBfa fHe tRfh Machine Gun Rattai
M 0H Jnls ss ials a German shell
a'ea HEe men he side bin Other
lhaaehi toa. that he WAS
ass8 pary al French. near At
- uMmeHcsd 30 hurry Roth. after
bods aad been e&tfieated from the
tH ael "a hg the German she'll he
moved sHghfly Followed five months
q breaeh ana British hospitals. dur
Maien time he was unconscious
tna nof kaow 81 the tragic after
sa n ~ hia reported death
f4f months after hearing OF
Ea aepa "a death hl wife mar
rd mHA Later Roth returned ta
nome IS haru oi The marriage ol
~
H tha uaVlaqa Daily New
Fe.8 aio fhe romance Pee story
r BoEh rstsun fhe Eoo-h Afden
feaea af tHe sfute we're publ bed
fa "a February s.. 1919 Mrs Mea
aa am0nf fhe scores ot women
fam f p8us ot ms world who wrote
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-11


PARIS. Nsy ~ .il FFanse Is S.
fIay Aeletastlng .sDfH1y fhn afsAesa
anniversary ~ sha fepuhsse assd sgsa
second anniversary - she ssxa1 81
The srmisflce that ended fhe i4fe Aas
In eommemorstsau ~ tAse f9Ht rs
eDTatloa. tae above sn&ers lon ansssnx
The tse dates has lass bees perma
neniiy inscribed oa She AYfa - TsS,
umph Ai the Elgsse
D. order 20 glye spergsi sixx aa
however i wss des isiea MOI - h
the dates on the 1aaa4meal ss
slsag with the asfuHFssss uf tassgszsnsss
~ others. bat 20 enzrsx. H a tha
E iagsfones directly muaerEests
esnter ef tae xFeas sreh
I White tire estsss anuSvefsarY y st
procismatson OF t8e fr~nna rewahise
occurred ea s. pfembeF she esie1fs
fiun 81 i Sag post isepess anfH tat
4 The one celebration uiarks fhe s'rs
4 of The Fegabiie she othes ta aN4Fs
ton
~ fsr fss mest strkEnx s
~ today relrarat lna 81 aus
to amd iinal Hfe1aenf 81 fae Pas
fheun of She beast ~ fsAsnHsE#&
foHnder = fhs fhsfd repHa
The nesgf ~ GaWbffts &H
from bis tomb tAm wess f sH# a@
~ f.es Jari af F AEmz
plaeea q bok 81 kasa Msi w
fAe piut- 81 tHe 2's ant Gas
betta loved Ne ks# ann
saesed fe6f pIara nH
e4friage and tea a mH
tnEe0fs As afeaTh rs N
rested Ger tae nsR
traup and K9#fa anaeF
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-11

70 Noth, syulp3fDlxlng With niW IN hiz
trouble and Offering solsce In hif
time OF grief
MIR. Messing was not treating
me right, and ! had often told him
that soul capable Ct loving ard
respecting me would some day be
joined TO mine" said MRS. Mes
sing today to the Daily News. at
seems strange to re. but how
splendid that Miles should hss.
picked out my letter. of al otn.
ers, 10 have answered." sire con
tlnaed.
From sympathy. tlfe correspondence
gre" - one Gf love. and when M
Roth was able ~ travel. having not
fully recovered from his injuries. he
came 20 IJaytona 80 meet the wouan
who bad bcfrlended and sympathized
with him
One year ago be arrived in Day
tons and since that time has been
boarding With Mrs Messing Oh South
Palmetto avenue and has been EN-.
ployed Al the San Juan garage
Divorce proceedings were COM
tnencsd BY Mrs. Messing against
her husbsnd. ~ho has been IL De.
troit the past year. and only re.
I Gently has she become free from
him, that she might marry the
man whom she feels understands
her better and whom she hopes IN
I time 70 help forget the tragedy of
his former experience.
II chose Harry Horn. the no.
tary public, 70 perform the nsf-
age ceremony said Mrs. Roth.
because he assisted me 70
such an extent IA getting my d.
Vofce from Mr.. Messing"
4 Roth K bat nov recovering from
I the effects 0f seven months b q plsa.
/ Ter cast. and from q ho pit8l residence
81 more thau scar lie haA iui
I proved - much ia beaith since cpn
I lnE ~ Daetoua that ne WiN resias
lweldiag tfp 60 Allentown, the ham
sef Hotha other vile neHt summer
8eanWhile william smith will uo
have TO give np ht5 var bride priz1
tort tn bis youth ynt gained later
Roth has net insisted upon his retain
iur -hl former wife and hthiea ~
said at the ims that anfthlng tha
would mahe her bappiest was hI
wiah
AHd moWs koth has gained snofba
bride oae who ympafhfEea with hlu
In hi fime Of trouble and who mad
the roueh pots easier inr him. abb
plans lo completely nurse him hact
Ito health and happiness thai ih
.tfagedy msy be forgotten IA the hap
Pines of tbeif paytona home
And, Mrs. Mcssing's first bus
hand has na wife and her second
husband has two, al dua 10 the
publication Of the romantic story
IN the Daily News.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-11

TIE STORY OF ENOcti
ARDEN

: THE STORY OF ENocH :,
: ARDEN J
!. Tie story OF Enoeh Arden was :,
: written by Alfred Lord Tenny J
!. son Ia 1861 /.
: The story begins with the I.
!. childhood of Enoch Arden. Phil I.
: 4ip Ray and Annie Lee. F.noeh I.
: aud Philip both loved Annie. /.
: hnosI4 won, and Philip turned I.
!. his attention 70 wealth gaining. /.
: After the birth 81 their third /.
: child. En0eh lost what little /.
: aorllly possessions he had and I.
!. sg8lu turned bis attention 70 /.
: the sea shipping as a sailor .
!. on a trip aFoua the globe /.
: Ten years passed by and .
!. Engch dld not return in the .
: o. sansifns. Philip and snnie be /.
: came convinced that Euoeh had !
: pcrisI4ed 90 The sea. ard philip .
:. asked En0ch's wife tbs widow .
: 50 they thongbu 70 marry him .
: 80 he might provide for her t.
I. autMoFf and the education Of .
!. aer ciildfeH They were mar- +.
I. ried
= One night q worn. travel /.
! searied man came into port. .
I. hurried down 70 the house ia =.
: eh.eh Enoeh Arden had lived
!. foand i deserted. aud hearing +.
!. faaf Aanle Arden had married
: aNatn. crcpt 10 the window Of .
= her ues bone seeing An1ie. /.
: th cstidrcm and Ray. 4 bappy +.
: iaily group Softly he walked i.
= away
:. That msa wa Enocb Arden,
= returned after years ~ ship :
I, are kea ige upon an ocean :
Z. 8n
ffn dyiug reQaesi told Of the .
7. ieve 81 tll cherished in bis 4.
+. fer hia wife
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-11
SOVIET TRADES 100000 50. MILES
FOR BILLION DOLLAR MERCHANDISE

en ae~y. tYpe~ritefs, coal. foot
.sear. nlaez TODD supplies, metals
ncRieaia. motor vehicles, lino
types anu gtner merchandise.
ssnerrku secures control for %
seara 81 400 oco square nesles of
terf tory rcr in oil. eeai
tee gms tre Uniteo states
u IRE eti sftastfon o. the
Pas
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-11

merry 81 Allentown. Pa, and fer
the pass gear resident 81 Day
tons.
a rumAste. tAa moei fema sable ia
the annGals uf tbe N4r AHsea cen
tslned mAaq % tnem @ws easm.natsa
in pssfona toa4Y - fAe marriage 0f
y - Fsugh sn1 Nr4 Asrtle u4ke
MesslAn batA os ezg soatb Palmetto
ssenne. wh8 @ese married sc the
hs IA 1T Nfa Measias ~ Harry A.
Hna. iawssr sna aessg pas|ie ot
us9tsas Be4ea she eefsmyHy befag
sssrkozxaea wssH BAT fs9 ffseada
- s-rnx Eas eaap.e ss4a9IhS bsaeata
~ asss sfaps fsr snasf vaHA
iLsA sgazag @na asngsf aa fhs
se~s w~Fe Aasa sas as tne clock
ssIaeA Il $50 Fssfs sa 4 mtnata tram
sa.s ffae tss sFWtssiee sa te area
aN4 HsfH So tvt8sssi te ftaen 70
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-11
8 ov AnTnuR BRISBANE

- fW&W @Nt&8SW& -
xI1un wsnizser uf Australia ffughes
- Aaxffxfzn mtEl bot sunEnif the
- - sA5se Australia TO she
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w Tnfs s<.ns bri<fIy. no
t1<fa ueph apofy
<n9 h ff8e a<4s 81 Ihia cosntFy
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RI n9f eans4ls that EnteTesfAn !
r1<<5 fef &z&ssle&. = wnrm ~ei-
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~ ~ zsffiemenfs eI A~sstse
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D11& meznz L. thss csansrY
1ne Y. ksa fhis ev<smffY should
- M<x&ea nNsm Il 4lso
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-11
TODAY

Ne n<ssr Isspss Vet
asnsas Head Fsunsesz.
Tee ms<s pssssrasn.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-11
Tragedy Which Riuals Story of
Enoch Arden eliminated Today
in Daytona as Happy Couple Wed

To be wounded almoss unto
otstn. % return 20 find his wife
tsse ~sfe Of snesher. . receive a
score of offers ~ marriage from
every part cf the gicbe. ard 70
cfoose nis ~ifs from Dsytons. a
local woman ~fso FIRST read o. the
almost traac ausl ron7saee IA
tire Dsytan@ DAILY News VAS
srsarrsec teaay ~ Osyton@. on the
seeond anniversary Of the sigrins
Of ss<se--trsse are = fe~ of tne
rsgn isgssts ~ tire traaie yet 70
wssntie Esfeer 81 Mics Roth. for.
merry 81 Allentown. Pa. and fer
the pass sssr resident e. Day
tans.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-11

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-11

asaasNs sToHN MErAL woRNs
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-11
FRANCE CELEBRATES
END Of the WAR AND
BIRTH Of REPUBLIC
FlFTiETH ANsIyE RsAgs o s.
FOUNDING or REPUBLIC
OCCURRED seer. 4.

Hy HENRY MOOD
UNITED Press staH corrssr1assrss +
Observation-Disclosures
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-09-23

I college, and contains maps \ charts
showing the differences In soil and its
various qualities. There is also 3 So!l
map Of the entire state, Illustrating by
various shadingS. the soil properties
in the different sections.
On the other wall OF the room IS the
state chronological exhibit. a!s0 = part
OF The State college exhibit, and IN
cha-ge OF \. L Fond Of B~rookInsS,
The prominent feature 81 this exhibit
is The demonstration OF grass hopper
poisoning. Various cages With open
front covered with glass or screen are
ar.a1Eed in $ long TOW on the counter.
In t-e comp .rtusCtS are rains 81.
fs,.s nj other groVthS. ioSe:le- Wa
la--s quantities Of grass hcpper In
some cages the hopaa-s ara permitted
n eat GUmole>tcd and the ba-,.GI re
>a O.. their rayaEeS are plainly
shown by the alrorG,si condition q.
rNr ye@etaCo1 Other compartments
sl.w Ire preventative used ~ he e2-
t-- o.o-lSt 70 put 3 sop 70 This whole
sale destruction. Poi>o: : mixed with
.-a- mash and Gs-- sG,st ever The
pant. acti1s g ST effective c1ecS
Us, he parasites, who car De seen
&. Gal. dead IN the cage containing the
poison. without harm . TIE plant.
2 Yes containing tn poisonous NIX
c.- are also or display. SHOWING ;1s
- a5 q preparation
men - charge @. tbs sx1.a..
a- sept busy answering questions
-s ..a % The method they Use. and
n correct w2y Q: is application A.
,1a avai.ahle information OF The sub,
:e,: : gwen ouI willingly
-@a; damage : annually done q
So-;1 Dako:S crops BY The S-2Ss hop.
gs 7sS- and Ire Safe college i Il
t~eavo-.-s by this EXHIBIT % educate
-1e S7awe- u the matter q proven
-o- w12c1 IS laeS--So,y better than
a-v s-2o2n; q cu7e = this ease -
--s : impossible after he Ao7?~-s
Aava finished their work ~-G,oleS:a5.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-09-23

Injuries 10 head with continued in
s~ensihility, simply call for general care
of condition and patient attention till
medical help arrives
If the condition is due 10 sunstroke,
remove quickly TO shady place; re-
/ move clothing 10 waist line; place in
semI-sitting position; dash cold water
on face and chest, and keep ice bag
10 head When revived give cold wa
ter freely to drink.
II electric shock, remove cause. IL
stu near cause, and II lung action has
ceased. perform artificial respiration.
When breathing Is restored and con-
sciouSne>s returns. treat burns. II any.
and give st.mulant IS n shock
II hea; exhaustion. body Will be cold
and clamuy as 2 shock, with similar
conditions - 70 breathing and pulse.
Remove 10 quiet place, loosen clothing.
< the temperature : below normal:
keep body warm VIII covers. and
when conscious administer stimulant
as above o. no; Tea O. coffee.
81, 4 oS2se OF condition Was suTo-
cation. following smoke gas or va
Ter. artificial respiration VIII D. the
first duty - perform. which Will occU-
~ s separate article 10 follow.
Painting : really az emotional at-
ttcc5o1. something causing The hlooo
q .esNe the head 70 SGcco- The heart,
and he consequent pale face and col
lapse causing T 70 fall. Painting
may X easily avoided Z o1e vi,l bend
over. .. sitting o. L standing Stoo7
over IS {. one were song % pick
G7 something II Tie case @! another,
& ;h4y seen. 10 ~ o. verge 81 faint
rs. place a hand o. be; n front
and With other hand Force he head
over sid Ire NOS 5 prevented.
Z o7e Is IN a faint don pick them
~ Loosen IcA; clothing. fan.
sprinkle wafer o. lace and hold smell
.aS salts ~ ao>:-ls Zo@.els&-lly
When conscious give co.& wafer %
drink
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-09-23
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p CrTzk1r & = Z EashH'.
These terms G-s simply TWO dTe-~
srs names fB- .hS SHznE hing AnE
lgfsslsiT there j ID u1hs- cuna11l1n
Which X 80 AsE 10 puzzls one e. jest
1hls s1EGs Il whacA L ruEy n ttsuraE
T1ns essa1nss there ~ So uk1y
CBalses 3r j. As 5lr instance severe
INJURIES ~ lh% sfu1 EIns-lr cupcus
slar RnG compression " he o-Elr
A3se Certain GlssAsS4s n. LhE TRAIN Rs
A1t1a@Ty aglkcey- TSge-1G Hn3
among 1t,f Ln1r< c8zuEas.n Gh-sEas. tA-rt-
1T shtscE poisoning S~u1ls-Tfa hsG7
exhaustion bleeding slag--Jc shafE
freezing ~ sUhaGIIlar T. GE-sfu II
HaRss WIS i III i1Ds y Eiftt II ~
7sGll ~ lEn@ hE1 vaUrssE Euo tbs
FEItar1 Il 1bs~s haI puicfr srurv
ps-sIr AMT SURROUNDINGS EuE Examine
ta- Erg II ne cEnssas IS InarLiFniac
EAJTs T. -hs-& - EuIbtnrE LtH1 TBS
ease y s4-iFgus. semi 1Hr ulsEIcE tsslr,.
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rsEIr * plnr>HC II Z JaszfHr vaasrs
h~aSlnl1r H misz aEEv. u us 1Rsss
IS pAls fFEp Lh4 beat luv- nIE Z
fsushaG -TlsF The head silently. toussarl
Zch1 clTln-nr &C Deck I,tazs-. Wrist.
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Eur ~ EErss1n II uurH me 5IlIirvT
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ngtc Eno clEnlrr L the pulse -EpIr
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Tev1gA- Sponge It.s 1Ars VIII xEafsa
G1rssgi- IT E-BuIR-Ir SpYriIE III Enr
10urlE- II s9-InEls v-rr rsiG vE1Hr-
holC EnsAIifnr RE-fEs IN nuF--IH ms.
msu1E-iE Ez1rIav shake Enc sJs.l.i
u RrnnsE- EnE when rnr,snIgusn-H ~
1r-1ss give E-1mISiEnz T~rHfsraD'r srse
mEIir spirits M Emmunin IA 1aRs-
s7sa1nfu II u EiaHs xEEa-A- T. 1isers
Il 7rutuHs hts4sd1ns, fisx ifuIn. III ~
pE IDl-11Iuuet Ear III svIfianrf "a,
anasrnR ~hieeulng, Essg pattern IN sift
IN r-rnn1ha1F gsnHfri1r va fizn IA fuxrl
Hc hioal auEine 1npn usnurh M I'D rass
ID vomiting rnsy VIII nu rtnaE4 Hf0nf
which Il rnugtssi rp trnrry lmf 1r-igir1
red, - tr1m riFs aurzss- iifnDf ~rmisef
and rKr2 -~f ~ tnum ztnmnxlA Nhaan
rhes rHFfvf EtvE raznpprnE iue N zsErk
and 4Hisy rnn dAufts N 1mEx maf
s1snuarh. * rEM msE -
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-09-23
STATE MEMS

, =
nav s 7x-eo3 q. .o-- 1ay> Ire Teopt
az nSSAxsG we0e vssAc.; eac;-at -s@s>
SuG 90 sAe-e beng ~ cos, IL ;Cw-
Szce sAez ire NATION nA> Se%@ -e-
'SeVe1 ey ~ A--vS. &. sewers So
AaaaS .. COS, \ rev ga S@-z-1<
pAzt AA> s1Ss aeeE ccu9,e.a& - H.
TIRE N.guve .Ae S4p 49, ne. have %
Seyxa6 uqsaz ca&1 ,e operate Is @SG-
and power Y2SZt
VS@ PTuSGsas M&-S1&l VII sol-
The western Jar q >oG.A D21o.& 90
Ocsoe~s 1 and Z u a o2z1qA.sZ T. be
AaG ~ Il / Candy, candidate tx re-
esectsaa 70 lie JE5sed >fa.e< Sc1aso
according 10 ST &zIoG2ce-r5&s sS$po&
81 democratic headquarters
The n8Scss Farmers eeevaso- a.
MeSA2za & <tAgzaz oz TIRE Gx&1 No-sA
en- line naS- W.2ow LA6aS vas IL
g%1Sy destroyed ~ 8 Ere u mysterious
orassn SATURDAY wsah@rt adequate
Ere ~qroseciieEa .a- oheeSZe q s14ze
az <peA p-0qo-g1ozS ghe As SG4cl-s
barred rGT2oGse vA33e c3u2eIs. Ssqt
al a distance sy the 1nss1se heaL.
hooked on posevless 70 save Ire gram
stored IL TIE Structure, Oves tAl-y
Thousand sasAels q grain winch
Allied tAs 6oasie saesa2o- w2S burned
with The oglaSlzs The AaSs i est
rax1e6 az ssaAah
yosn Paige A~0ihe- q D-assS;
Paige IL zet12n1 ~ss Sno1 Il the
head ant wounded sy s h0lau9 1a2n
vAe escaped TIE ~oessr s1lArsd
Pages rcazAr 2NASenEns A-n Nole~
lEe thai TIE accls&ns % 1hs ~csD was
awake TIRE a1ndE ordered him ~
arrow az rs hands. Page ~a5s-eg&-5Hl
che ORDER S1S prepared 20 make s light
when he 4n1-Rae1 t~el S. hun a.
close -xzses The sa9et inflicted s
@&S hssA wound EA1eA Physicians SAT-
is nof serious Alter shaoGens and
won1<aRs Paige be searched tss -o1u
and scared several hundred dnnE-s
IL cash winch he carried AWAY WI
AanL
Million S1aAE5asS EA4t M s Wx1s-
sSxI --sS1Ar-HIl was EIIteG IL 81 AE1s-
EcoAass &coiesGt bear E6-k ivy toTl~
Flsnions were seriously AE-I The III
2 wA9cA They we've g~ru-L4rr 9r0n L
ss.p 70 Huron overturned TIE injured
mez were gashez 80 ClA-k f8- zns,6lnA-
treatment The AaI ot SaEL1bss WIS
sound un6er ne overturned G1r
O. l. G4Ss-r Il GraszL was 1hs VIZ
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than was offered in July and the first
part % August.
The various state associations that
have pools in Chicago are N no hurry
10 sell as the market seems 20 be
a waiting one and q national fedora
ton Is IN process OF formation. which
VIII assist the selling agencies in sta
bilIEirg the market
Wool growers shipping wool by 10
cal freight should be careful 70 put
their name and address. not only on
shipping tags. but upon the sacks Of
WOOL, with lamp black. There are a
Few sacks Of wool in Chicago now
without a rae OF the owner. Any
having such a lot and not having
heard from i after It has been on,
so days should either write the con.
signe~ o. the secretary OF the South
pakot2 sheep and Wool Growers as.
Sot-Scon al B-ookingS. Everything
VII then BE- done 70 prove IDENTITY
Of the WOO, and SET i released to the
proper parties. and stop deIurrage.
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cu O.. s. Tsc ar 6cs&e1: WA.S ea
ezs sZES-1s o@e C. rs S~to-acS..
..-ss v.ch S pressure TE-a9 &e &0oys
70 q SS-&<t &1& attached he az hose
vtAo@, testing IRE pressure .. t@s
l5-v Tie -.-1 i S2sG - have eas-
u3-- ana WEAK Z; S7.t A1& A&-t q.
r. Sew and At GlAe-. o. ;Ae Asa5
=e wss &-atke5 E-co1St1ozS ST.
:Au1sA re vas no Se-o1sy Al--
Tue 1rnz>se3 men. s=;s-.1s t@s
RESI- co&r. "a. tram No - u -af "
s&lRes -a4G -ak- SO Sga1s CITY rnaS
7,a~>e>>,s1 @. rAs caScA 2-2 had l7
every z1Az 81 oaS-G TIE passengers
were Asl1 : tAs.- seats ANA. ;As r-&sz
reached Arrlai&z- vns7s :At a&-&.g>
made tas1, aSc&qs The cc2cA was
accaTaa3 ~ working men MO were
al .As- wzy ves; AaG the yascs -
,a-as about $3.50 u cas- and SOME
vx2u2Aae watches from ,AeE
S@axlse q s w&IS-ou. q ths press
5a-csS ~ ;Ae AAe-5sez DAILY American
Ent he Da4r News E1o-lZnc and
svsr3re p~ae95a4sSoaS -a>7~,lvey
these papers A-s zai paN-SA-S tbs :
regular 2sSo&S 4 TwcT&gs T,ag,e-
g-zse& ~ S JOB press va iSSoet Mon
dSy Tnc-z4ag 226 As long IS TIE press
Ess1 -e-12t- away from work This VII
re continued r o-dS- ~ maintain IT,
Papers StArE< as 2sr& Publications. 50
corning ~ Ire publishers -he press.
Zhf1 demanded IL Increase y WAGES
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-SE COLLEGE SN-ISTT

EE-o2i;--Ae StS-s college .. az-l
c1-.E-a E&s a. interesting exhibit II
;As wa>: wing .: ne agricultural tCG&-
.-S featuring TIE vA-so-S departments
.. -hs college and making 3 good CTS,
gs&y - Re work which IL i doing
~ means ,. p5c:--sS charts. and
&ctE8l av-2oISr-Gioa>
On one SIDE o! the ex&.e.; ! TIE De-
partner; q! SOL Sl-vsT and 2-alr<s.
tbs = = cAz-Ee N II Evans q. S.s.4
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WOOL PRICES RISING

Wac. growers q South Dakota have
shipped approximately $ million
qo-25< o: WOO. % Chicago u to date
q II sod II the stale WOO, poo, ne
WOO -la-ke; hiss been - 8 dormant
condition since early May but local
s-ve-s were oEs-2E as much as -
cents per pound II Iowa for good wool.
= he colnuy, : couple % weeks ago
tbs 5 - 60 = cents per pound more
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Some Good Bargains
In Paper
AT THE REGISTER OFFICE

Scratch tabs. printed one side. &C
pc pound 3. the Register Office.
We have about loo pounds Of good
g-l-; paper cut 70 7zxII, which We
VI. sell for 19c per pound as long a.
L lasts. Just the thing for figuring
o. scratch paper. Cheapest thing you
oa2 buy now in the paper line. Rec.
lister Publishing Co.
go sheets, 14-pound Yellow Tariff,
Sizx-I. for SI.00. al the Register oEce.
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FOR SALE-5o0 sheets. 20-lb Sys-
tens bond. SIKH, for $500, &. the
Register Office.
FOR SALE-500 sheets lob Avail.
anche bond, 6-411, for Sl2s. a. The
Register Office.
FORSALE-50Q sheets LIB. Gophe-
bond, szx1l, for S116. at the Register
office,
FOR SALE-50Q sheets 20-.b N.ueo-
graph paper, sZxI4, for 81 80. &. ne
Register Office.
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Gv-aC.GaS. Christmas cactus. Gala.
and cyCla-eI make good Towering
house plants fer winter.
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AS the trend of the paper market seems to be still
upward it will pay you to buy this stock, if you need
it, before the supply is exhausted.
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>saiszEusEs az xass Faraisusz az
vEF EANA III gEasa1TNE<

q N0nnknEs ) D - az elnss a. business
a. SarurH gs7 4 asgh
.lsat 81 @a @ E1Auiner Selasu1,a,
oact sc reFar1 as t4rG Selesula- as
Evening star., 1920-03-23
MRS. DANIELS TO SPEAK
FOR COLOREDY. W. ca.
Wife Of Secretary Of Navy Sub
scribes to $25, 900 Drive and
Promises Support.

Mrs. Josephus Daniels. wife of the
Secretary Of the Navy. upon subscrib-
ing to the $4,000 drive fund for the
Colored Young Women's Christian As
sociatiop stated that she would ad-
dress the association in the near fu-
ture. Mrs. Daniels said she felt that
the women of the south should keep
in touch with the colored women of
Washington. Arrangements, including
the date of her address, will be an
nounced later.
Among the new contributions re-
ceived are: OLD Dutch Market S25;
Miss Frances Young. SIS; Lansburgh
department store. s25; House & Herr
mann, $25; Mr.. Semmes of Dodge Mo-
tor Company, s25; Prince Hairston.
s25; Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett J. Scott,
SIS. and r. G. Edmonston, s25.
The following contributions were re-
ceived from the churches: First Bap-
tist, S206.95; Lincoln Temple. 500:
Third Baptist, s7517: John Wesley,
$3.50; Zion Baptist. s27.35; Metropoli-
tan A. NJ. E.. $26; Asbury NJ. E., S26l9;
Berean Baptist. $50; Bethlehem, SIS;
Second Baptist, 1921: New Bethel,
$1o.10; Central NJ. E., $3.50, and Mount
Olivet Baptist s4.21.