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Evening journal., 1920-12-22
BRUTAL ATTACK
ON YOUNG GIRL
Bayard Sweetman Alleged
to Have Assaulted Daugh-
ter of Farmer
NOW LOCKED UP
IN DOVER JAIL
speoIal 10 The EvenIng journal.

'i'NNf"A ~ AhI hNAAAhb dOuAHA
DOVER Dec. 22.-Sheriff Cooke was
summoned late yesterday afternoon
TO the farm OF b. r. Longnecker. near
FELTON,. where II was reported that
his daughter, Annie, 10 years old. had
been attacked by Bayard Sweetman,
a tenant OF the farm. The girl had
been sent TO gather eggs when il Is
alleged she was caught by Sweetman
in the barn.
Swootman was brought 10 Dover by
Sheriff Cooke and locked up in Jail.
Mr.. Longnecker was away when
The alleged crime was committed.
When he returned he went out and
found Sweetman. lie took the man
TO the house and confronted him
with his daughter, who accused him
OF being her assailant, but this
Sweelman denied. Mr.. Longnecker
telephoned for the sheriff and held
Sweetman a prisoner until he ar
rived.
The Longnecker family came from
Denton. Md, about year ago, and
bought-the farm where they now re-
side.
Evening journal., 1920-12-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. % Omitted Press
Spots opened in limited demand to-
day with prices easier. Sales amount
ed TO 1900 bales. Receipts totaled
$500 bales all American. Futures
opened quiet.
American middlings fair, t45l; good
middlings, 1901; full mddlings, 1925
mddlings. GIG; low middllngs, ISL
good ordinary, 5.26; ordinary, Ash.
Evening journal., 1920-12-22
CLOSED SHOP
DRIVE>ON IN
MANY STATES
fconiInned From First Page.

means The closed shop and union
domination over all industries alike"
ButterWOrth said. This Is the most
vital question facing the manufactur-
ing and producing interests Of the
country today and should have i'm
mediate attention.
The brotherhoods want 10 estab-
fish the adjustment board under
authority OF the transportation act
passed by Congress, which provides
for a National Labor Board having
wages when controversies are ap-
pcalcd TO 49, The act provides the
| adjustment hoard may establish by
agreement OF labor and employers
| Butterworth called a convention OF
| tine National Conference OF State
Manufacturers Associations 90 be
held here January 70. The confer
ence viii he in protest against thC
stand taken by the brotherhOods.
Butterworth invited the following
big employers OF labor 10 be present
at the conference:
Flhcrt IT. Gary, NJ tho United states
Steel Corporation Charles VI. Schwab
president OF the bethlehem Stee
Company: Dwight ". Morros, or 7
Ip Morgan and Company; p. A. Soih
erlinR. GOODYEAR Tire and Rubber
Company; Charles Piez, former heaC
OF the Emergency Fleet Corporation
II was indicated by Butterwortl
that the immigration problem IA one
OF veXaliOn 10 American industry anG
viii he discussed at the conference
Robert NJ. Buck. editor OF the New
Majority. leading labor paper in TN
Middle West, said labor was awarl
Of the 1ght on the CLOSED shop an,
was prepared TO go the limit.
, To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO OUT
/ NINE tahiafe Tho genuine hears IN
Evening journal., 1920-12-22

Robert Watt .ass...........
w. NJ. Wtnu sst..s sss...s.s
Mrs. Henderson Weir ..s.....
Emma l., Weldin' ..............
u. A. Whcllcss ...........4
Glass OF Mrs. +. a. Wheeles 80.
Matte r. Whitaker .........s
Mr. and Mrs Henry A. White.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. =. White go.
White Bros. .......
Wilm. Young Friends Assn. 49,.
Arthur A. WilmOt ...........
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Il. Wilson
James II. wilson ...ss.ss......
sir and Mrs. T. w. Wilson 800.
Women's Druggist Assn. ....
Nellie w. Wolford ............
Mr. and Mrs. Irenee DUPONT, b0,-
600 yards white goods valued
NJ . ......
Evening journal., 1920-12-22
EXPECT PEACE
IN Home rule
FOR IRELAND
lconlInned dom AS naeel

Tudor, commander OF the auxiliary
police had gone on indefinite leave.
While General Tudor was not blamed
Tor black and tan reprisals, It was be-
lieved that his absence would be
taken advantage OF TO make a change
in Motley which would permit the be-
ginning Of peace conference
A raid on the Cork post office by
robbers, stopped by police after one
robber had been killed, was reported
by the military today. An official an
nouncement on the engagements near
Killinaule In which is lives were lost,
said that the battle consisted OF sew
eral fights after a cycle patrol had
been ambushed.
Evening journal., 1920-12-22
WILL SELL BLOOD
AT $40 PER PM

BOSTON, Dee. 22.-There are at
least four persons In Boston willing
TO sell a pint OF their blood for $40.
That many men answered an adyer-
llsement calling for volunteers 10 give
blood 10 save the life OF patient at
a Beth Israel Hospital.
The blood Of the four volunteers
was tested and one OF the four will
allow a pint OF the hfe-giving fluid
TO pass from his body TO that OF the
woman patient
Evening journal., 1920-12-22
SHERIFF NAMES % AS DEPUTIES.

CHESTER, Pa, Dec. 22.-HespOnding
10 an appeal from the citizens OF
Lower Chichester township. Sheriff
Granger has appointed % citizens as
special deputy sheriffs for the town
ship, which has no police protection.
The men went on duty tonight and
win patrol the township every night.
Evening journal., 1920-12-22
TRANSPORTATION.
To Philadelphia
and Chester

Subject to Change Without Notice.
Leave Wilmington, Fourth ST Wharf
and Philadelphia, Chestnut St Wharf
weekdays, except Saturdays. at 500 IA
NJ. u o'clock noon and AIS p. NJ
on Saturdays, Sundays and holiday.
40. 1880 A. NJ, $50, AIS and 100 p. III.
ROUTE
Schedule IN Eirect Monday. Sept "a
Daily, including sunday, ieave VIII
noon, 200. 400. 600. SEQ. 1000 and u .OC
Leave Pennsgrove $50, IT'S. 900, IL 90
A. NJ. 100. 500. 500. 200. 400 and IIoa
r. II
Evening journal., 1920-12-22
Money GIFTS
4 TO BUY FOOD
4 FOR CHILDREN
lconlInned From Flrst pace.

IAOHilIlUtu ILVll IlIcl aHts
direction OF Miss Marion Durham
have taken deep interest in the ef-
fort OF Herbert Hoover and his eight
co.operating charitable organizations
"a save 3.5O00Oo undernourished chill
dren Of Central Europe from siarVa-
tion between now and the next harry
est hy raising S33,000000 Members OF
TIE League win work in hourly de-
tails today soliciting contributions
ffom Pedestrians, and II the first hour
lsiany indication Of how strongly the
pfople feel about the movement. the
returns that will come from The
booth al Eighth and Market streets,
VIII be very encouraging
Several down Stale towns telephon-
ed TO headquarters OF the Delaware
joint Committee in the Free Library
llildin9 OF which Henry p. Scott Is
chairman. asking that pledge cards
he sent them. Dover asked for 500
and Lewas wanted 300.
Greeahill Presbyterian Church has
eNen more than 81 per capita. The
church first gave 800; then the Sun
dhy school gave $40 and the three
SMALLER divisions OF the sunday
school wanted 10 participate. SO they
gave up the usual Christmas gift from
the school, and this amounted 10 $50
or enough TO make II more than 100
per cent. for the church. which has
bat 100 members.
There are many persons who have
expressed a desire to contribute, but
with the busy times Of this season
OF the year. 10 Is likely that they will
not be approached by any solicitor
These persons. IN sympathy with the
movement, are asked 10 send heii
contribution or check to headquar.
lers. or TO James p. Winchester, care
Wilmington Trust Company
Evening journal., 1920-12-22

Druggists refund money II PAZO
OINTMENT fails TO cure Itching
Bird. Bleeding or protrudlng Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and
you can get restful sleep after first
application. 6Oc.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-12-22

The only woman lecturer in Italian
universities is Teresa LahriOla, who
lectures on law in the University =
Rome.
The oldest student at Oklahoma
Agricultural and Mechanical college is
Mrs. Ida Sloan, a 62-year-old woman
OF AtOka. Okla
Evening journal., 1920-12-22
MOnRIS RANK DINIDEND.

At the regular meeting Of the direc-
tors OF the Wilmington Morris Plan
Bank held at the bank yesterday, a
dividend OF IL % was declared, pay
able January 4, 1921, TO stockholders
Of record December 26. 1920.
Evening journal., 1920-12-22
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Dec. % UNITED Press.)-
Grain openings:
Wheat, March i6i6i6O
Corn. Dec. 70d15; May TAX July
70.
Oats. Dec. l6h May i9A@l9; July
4Sls.
Evening journal., 1920-12-22

One OF the most distinguished
women physicians In South America.
DR.. Ernestina Perez, Of Chile, was the
daughter OF a poor washwoman.
Evening journal., 1920-12-22
BRAIN TESTS.
BY Sam Lloyd.
40 MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. 500.

by sam LONu.
10 MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. 500.
Each sentence may be complet-
ed by a duplicated word placed
in the two blank spaces:
We were admOnished TO act
children and--to re-
member our manners.
II appeared to be--to eau
ton him t0---f0rce and more
rersuatiOn.
M0re--activlty was the
doctors advice to his
patient.
In taking advantage OF me
he did---irr6parable injury.
He told me that--yvould
make me young, but as ] am one
Of the human--has left un-
compromising marks.
They are prone to become
biased when---up their own
good and bad points.
Answer 10 No. 59S
The two articles presented in
rcbus form were: STATIONERY
and TIES.
Copyright 1920. by Sam Lsyd.)
Evening journal., 1920-12-22
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Dec % Omitted Press
The cotton market opened easier
today Jan. sold at i472, off 6; Marcel
Evening journal., 1920-12-22

i4.eo, OF 2; May HALO. of 4; July
i4.76. OF 4.
Evening journal., 1920-12-22
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Build
Ing, furnish the following quotations
OF local sncnrlflaa.
Evening journal., 1920-12-22

To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO OUT
NINE tablets The genuine bears the
signature OF r. W. Grove. 5oc.-Adv.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06
Der gebObcne @iinsidut.

Gin fran50liid]er Bauer ans Dem
i'm 9epartement Der Seealnen &C.
legenen Dorfe So 8urbie in Der
9tabe bon Monaco fono fiirli6 beim
llmpfIiigen icines SeloeS cine 8aie
BON ieltiomer 6orm, Die 81 iciner
lleberraidung bis gum &anoe NIT
@elo- uno Silbermiinen gefiiut mar.
0urd) Oas YcmuBtiein %berubigt, Dob
allies, mas er ouf ieinem 6eloe flns
De, aud inn geb0re, trug er ieinen
Sd)as na6 &ouie un6 nabm i'm
einige Gage ipdter nof Nl56a nit,
I'M oaS gefunoene @elo fir Sin.
fGuie Ii permenoen. Als er in Ell.
nen 2aoen zines Der @eloitiide III
3ablung geben moate, reidte es
lbm Die &erf0uferln 1ad) tur5er
Eriifung 5uriif init oen Nurten:
SD fenne Die ltiin3e ni1t, abpr
ib peiB beitimmt, oaB lie felle1
fltrs mebr bot" 9lui Den Iat Der
SerfGuierin begab lid DER Bauer
5u Dem &aliierer elmer Sanf, DER
ibm ober aucb feline Austunft geben
fonnte, ionOern i'm al elnen l)tiln5'
b1noler peripics. Sort crfltbr er
cn0lid), mcsbolb Die @eloitiide tei.
nell aurs mebr batten. Sic ltannm'
ten aus FER Scit Der alcopatra, oe-
rem aopi iie aud auf Der Yiloieite
5eigtcn. Seine @nttGuibung MIDI
ober freuOigem StaumGL alS Der
@anOler ibnl oen grlamten Sdas
abfaufte ulo ibm iiir Die Wtiindeit
cine itattli6e An5abl BON Y%antnoten
ilberrei6te.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06
@Hiten-% SanoWege.

9(uf @runO pes omerifaniiden
guuOesgeieees iijr &ilie sur Gr.
6auuta pom 2atOitraBen litO i'm
Staate 9}epo0a etlua odt5ebn aon'
trofte fir Die 4nlegung FOLDER per.
oeben morOen, un0 Oielelben fomnen
auf sic perbdItnismaBi9 beideibene
Summe bon elmer Million Collars.
Onfel Sam 5ablt Die @alfte, unO elm
8iertel elm Our6 8eiteuerung er-
langter Stoats- 6OnoS, mGbrenO Die
beteiligten Counties 0os leBte Gier.
tel tragen.
IS banoelt jid nuermeilten8 Inn
9an0mege Our6 8iiite. N}nn belt
es ni6t fir rdtIihL oaB Der Staat
goll5 allf eigene &anO ben 8egebau
altf oieien @eldnOe periuhe, Oa oaS-
lelbe at oiinn beiieOelt unO gu groB
lit. aud belibt Die 8unOeSregie'
rltng ungefGbr 80 &ro5ellt Der Sc
bietsflaGe Oieie5 Stootes. 9aber
mltroe 0os obige @eieb angeruien,
mas nod fir oeridieJeue alIbere
peitIide Stuaten notlg leln olrtte,
menn man mirflib CUTE 2anOitraBen
6aben nil.
9er3eit gibt eS feline aonfret.
2onowege ourd gteua6aer 8Ilten'
ldnOer, uno Die neuen erbaIten cine
OberflGde pom Sizes, weIde cine
iortpG6ren0e Snitanobaltung error.
0ert, aber fir einen @iiiten-2anO-
meg pobIfeIer lit, alS &onfret, unO
ourd) gutes @al5en red)t bart ge'
matt merOen fam. Ser erlte 8eg
nit iolter @ilie miro BON San Geno
na6 @ltffafer's 9elegt.
Sis iebt bot ser Staat Nepaoa Z
Miuionen Dollars fitr oieies &lll.
turlpcrf oui Die Sabre 1920 unO
1921 erbalten; Oos @elO muB ipd-
teitenS 1921 o~erausgubt ieiu, penn
meitere 3uidiiiie geIiefert wer0en
ioaen. Nfon oeripridt ii6 BON be
len 2a1loitraBen piel fir Den aage-
meineu 6ortibritt.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06
8cmaHid.

9or Sobrcn fab i6 in einem
tpeinfr0bli6en StdOtden beim pol
len S9oppen in beiterer @eien'
idoft. ga eriGien Der 8oIi5eige.
moltige uno bcrfiinOete I: g8erdeibet
sc, Sbr &erre, i mlB bore linO
5eierobeno a'iage."
8om &onoratiorentiid erbob lt9
cine Stimme: ,Serr @aftmeeif'
ter, mer per'ns glei' babe loiie
sc iif oeripeil oil q S6opple
'ihenfel"
Ser @ufgeforOerte nabm ieine
oepidtigIte gmtSmicne on 1t1o
fpro6: n9[6er, Serr &at, Se Oitrtet
nit CLAUDE, i ais 0brigfeit lolett
mi beite6e'l SIN 9ienIt gtbt's bel
mir 10 mas nit s. muB ies' mo-
g'i6mino in n@raue' Bare" nit
Der I'M gum Siri6cmirt lla. 90
innere babe Stln0' is mel 9tenlt
gu @no' - Damn ober nero i6 10
frei fem, Serr &at. 8cbiit @ott Der
NELL"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

Inter uns MGoden.
Stein, merm i6 oaran oenfe, BOB
cS cine 3eit gegeben bat, no ih cine
Stun0e Ead)iiten muBte, neil id
nidt gewuBt batte. mann &olum6ls
Mmerifa ent0edt bat!"
n@ie fdQt sir 0as auf einmul
ein?"
,.@eiI mir geItern elm iunser
Monn 6cteliert bat, er babe in mei-
neil augen cine neue @elt ent'
oedt."
Sm @ifer. Gbef: .@as lit
bas fir cine Musorudsmeiie? Den
8rief, sen Sic ga gei6rieben ba-
fen, fam ia fem Menid periteben.
Gin Menid, Ser iid niAt Deritdno'
lid ausoriifen fam, lit Elm @iel,
oeritcben Sic mi92"
&ebrling: "Ncinl"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

&c I'M bat ie ob9etippt. &c fin cin.
fab nit beimtomHte I'M mir ben
iuorte Tonne, 10 lang tpie mer &c.
nolt ben ie i'm nit fomme.
Sor lautcr @iit fin ib nit ben
@eOesmeller beim gauge I'M BORT
ben ib c 9ottel BON Ell 0rinf nit
en- gut ieiite Sid geoloert III Die
ben mer %allSgeOruufe I'M biefabs i'd
ben in Ben gIerger geOrunfe, ben i'd
[ gon5 oieiente Siidt gerebit. Isle
i) beim fin fomme, ben id gar nit
mebr at sic aiOS geoenft un iA in
frob getpcie, nie iG in mel Teift
9cIcge ben, momit ib berbIeiWe
Sine Sbrn liemer
9biIipp Saueromper.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06
WtHn5fGlidcn

Mor i'm Wittelolter Elm Brioilc0i.
I'm Der 9an0esliirlten. Abcr ole
Iehnif ser Wiiin5ld)mieoe, Die Verdi.
tigfeit, ibrr l%lnDeid)idtcn gr5cuguii.
lie nad5uubmell, ole Sdpuerlalllgfclt
Der pcriolgenOen Holi5ei uip, lieBcl
bod nldl nnoere iid aui Oieles ge'
iGbrIi6e 8ebiet magen uno Heib uno
2ebcn risfiercil. Genn Die mittcl.
nlterliden Strafgelcbe maren nidlt
miloe. SIN Sabre i443 wuroe 5u
Sambcrg Elm &ou5eridmicO, Sans
RoIenouer nit NGmen, ais Wtiin5.
iGlidcr ein9cSogen gr hattie Gil
bcrpIcrunige aus olten Srihtern ia.
6ri5icrt mo audl einen Siegel mus
GiienbIch 81 @eIb perorbeitet unO
an sen Mnm gebrudt. Gos Erotos
fod ocs @rusei'cS idlicbt nit Dem
lafoniidlcn Snbe: uSit pcrprcnt nor.
sen an 6reping por WorNoret6c Nn-
no t443." Wtan iobte alio in icncn
Cagcn sic @iir5fGlider rcft fraftig
m.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

Seine Gle. Ser &ons
greBa6georOnete GaIbott bon WfarD-
Iono befano it'd nit einem 6reuns
Be auf elmer Alttomobilfobrt nabe
Mount @ernon, 8irginien. 9a
SoI6ott 6ie @egeno nidt gertau be-
fonnt mar, belt er unterwegS ieire
Gar an uno frogte einen fleinet
Sltugen, ser am 8ege itono, Oh Dies
Sic StroBe gum Seine George 8aiB-
ingtonS lei.
.@emiB, "entgegnete Der Sunge,
nober ibr brou6t oestpegen ni6t 10
i6nea gu fabren. @r lit idon tot"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

.0enfe Dir nltr, aorl, Die Srou
9oftor, oie fiir3Ii6 %geitorben, bat
BET ibrer &leioerma6erin 5pun5ig'
tGuIeno Marf GdltIOen binterloi'
ien!"
Scum - ltno?"
ga ibr @Ionn nidt be5ablen
fam, mitB er bod o~nitanoS6alber
0ie Rlcioerma6erin beirotenl"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

GEM Serrn &at bat ser ar5t
itreng Oa3 @iertrttfen unteriagt.
&roboem tutm er eS nidt unterloi-
icrt, ob uno 5u eiltcn Se~iteniprung
SIT ma6en; er i6ift Damn iein Sat
totltm, ben alten Srieorid, Dem mo-
tiirIid itern9ites Stiaidmeigen ge-
geniiber ser @emablin 0es @orge-
icbten our @fIi6t gemoft mor0en
lit, beimlih 81 Dem nobegele9ene1t
0Siri6". @ines Cages miro Der
&ertraute cher oo6 BON Der Srau
Satin, Die lbren Mann beiuben mid,
ouf Dem &orrioor erniidt uno &C.
itef1t: n8os boben sic 0enn oa
inter Dem Montel, 6rie0ri9?" fragt
ite miBtraIiI6.
6rteorid Of: v0o8, sos is a
Imtsgebeimnis, Srau &6tinl"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06
@idjt 10 idIimm.

rSGnea, lAnea, gndoiser SEER,
Gle gnGOiJe 6rau bat &r1mpfe -
ioa id Oen 9lr5t ooer ioa id bic
Niooiltin bolen?"
Sat lie nod 2uft2 aonn iie
nod rcoen?"
~Sa. ober.
~9onm it's nift 10 i6limm. &u-
fen Sic ben Nr5t!"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

= @roftiid. 8eiuder: 500
ben Sic elm paar @ugenblide 3eit.
MIDI on5u6oren?"
MiaionGr: uSSunger @ann, meme
9eit lit mir taliieno Warf Oie Stun.
oe inert. 9lber id min Sbnen 5ebn
Winuten opfern."
9ciuder: ngielen Cant, o6er
menn eS Sbnen egal lit, nebme i6
es glei6 in bari"
SeItfame 9ered q,
Sunger @bcmann (redneno): uSdo-
he @ei6idte; nod) 9~e5ablung mel
ner iGmtIiden Shuloen bcrbleibt
mir tatiGdli6 tlr nod 49,. Die
Grau!"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06
l1nter Greun0inne

unter 6reunOinnen.
nSuugperbeirntete 6rau: ~@aS, ur0
gu biIt nod INNER leoig?
TreunOin: ngun, mein 8ott, i9
morte eben 10 lange, big Ser &i6-
'tige fommt Srou Weier bate
i6 i6on oreimal meroen fonnen!"
sc ongeInoe Settles.
gegenmart. Sic dltere S6pe-
lter: n8as bait gu alio Dem Be
Derber geiogt?"
nSSbre 6rau fam i6 nidt uer-
ben, aber 6rcllnoin min i6 Sbneil
iein!"
n0umme @ans! gu bdtteit iagen
fouen -. S6wagerinl"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06
@entiert lid mid

&entiert lid ni6t.
Srou. our anOeren, bel Der &affee-
f6Iodt; ~@o6eu Sic adt gegeben?
Sic MiiQer lit BOD niht inert, Dab
man lie einInOet. iefs SaiIen &at-
fee 6at iie ~getrunfen lunf Stud
SUDDEN binuntergeidlungen, uno
ge6ra6t Fat lie ms nidt cine lum-
pige N%eui9feit!"
Gin i%oltber @ater.
Srou (5u i6rem Munle): Sic ar.
men &lnoer! Worgens, ipern
on auiitebit. iiio lie idon lange III
Der Sdyule. uno n6cn0s, penn on
aus Dem @irts6ous fommlt, iino i've
INNER I'M gett! Sdrcib' ihnen
ond wcniaitcnS cine 4niiAtsforte!"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

SIN 9abnbofreTt
8oiiagier: u9as 8ier lit
beute famos."
@trt: Limb OBJ ser 0ide ga in
Ser @fe bat idon oreimal on feline
6ro1 telegrapbiert: ~@nidlub Der
poBt"."
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

= Snltruftion. Serleger
(5u icinem Heoafteur): Ser sns-
0rud ROB lit 81 rob. Seben Sic oa-
fir lieber oer6 = oas lit ni9t 10
oerb."
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

&Ibne 8ebouptuug 9.
n@ie, &err Maier, Sic, oaS elm.
5ige &ino Sores 8oters, moaen 1trt-
benefit uuo obre N~odfommeni6aft
bleiben?"
nSomobG, Gle ieben in mir Sen
Iebten Waaier."
= Ser begei1terte 81 e.
infer. Sci Der 8eIpre6ung oes
giicns berItieg Iid elm @bemiepro-
feiior 5u ser 8ebauptung: unb
gar fem 3meifeI, 8agnerS Sieg-
frieo lit nifts anoeres als cine @lo-
rififation Ger 0arItellung oes
ifmie0baren @iiensl"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

~ ~ 80
Sebing: &iOS
lin &iOs III
ipenn nter ie III
@otter freie oubt.
Scr ben Gieieu
fam id ultA ole
Sinner In es-
pei6eaie uniere
eigne 8ulpe nit
bIehnte, ipenu fe
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

Gin 8e6auernsmer-
ter. rMein flcines MGo6en lift
i6on fat 5pei Sabre alt unb ipridt
nod fem @ort."
n9ariiber braufen sic fi9 uidt
gu beunrubigen. Meine 6rou er-
8ablte mir, boB iie crit NIT orei
Sabren 81 ipreden angefangen babe
= uno iebt =" &ier puroe feline
Stiume bon Sdl1d5en eritidt.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06
Sin garter @atte.

n8em gu NIT 0einen S~reun0erln
ousfliogit bort ma INNER, Dab 9
ser 2uitigite bon alc' bit; uno
penn l. min Dir geb'. bilt 9 grant,
tig mo ~5'hcioer!"
SEA, mas geblt @ Oenn na6ber
mit?"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

Ser Srauer Ser 81 t.
e. nSbr Mann ielig gebt Sbnen
pobl re6t al, Srau Suber?"
80 ia; iebt iGnardt balt bel
@oft niemono mebr neben mir"
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

S9nitcr (oer ieinem 2ebrlin9
eincn S6ub ON 0en &opf perfen
min, ober Die eben eintretenoe Stunt
Sin trifft): n9itte touIenomal Inn
@ntiduloiglng, gnaoige Sraul..
Gum Slid mar es SIR eigetter
S9ub = oos lit Der fleinite, ben
i'd bier babe!
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

Sch re t: DSans, pariim bait
9u Define &ausaufgabe nidt ge-
i6rieben?"
Sans: SD bab' iie idon ee-
idrieben gebabt, a6er = Die neber.
%idipemmuns bat + mir pieoer aus
geloi6t."
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06

GugefGIIft ciuer 8rall, ic6aIS
lie DID iragt, Oh ife Dir aefiele.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-06
Ofrnrr SdlrFibFbrirf NFs
4btlipp %anrramptrr.

9fein Iieber Serr EeOodtiondr:-
Ccg 20 a oJtcs
The Holbrook news., 1920-01-09
FRANK CAMPBELL
To the Dyspebtic.

Would oou not like to feel that your stomach5troubIes are over, that you can eat any kind of food that you crave? Consider then the fact that Chamberlain's Tab let's have cured others why not you. There are many who have been restored to health by taking these tablets and can now eat any kind of food that they crave. Adv.
The Holbrook news., 1920-01-09
Don't You Forget It.

Bear in mind that Chamber lain's Tablets not only move the bowels but improve the appetite and strengthen the digestion. They contain no pepsin or other digestive ferment but strengthen the stomach and enable it to per form it's functions naturally. --adv
The Holbrook news., 1920-01-09
United States Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona.
 State of Arizona

 To Whom It May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the State of Arizona. under the provisions of the Act of Con- gress, approved June 20th. 1910, (36 Stats. 557). has foled in this office its School Indemnity Land Selections applying to select as indemnity the land described as follows:
 1892 -O43248: In T. 12 N., R. 21 E., NW4 NW4. SW4 NE3; NE3 SW4; w. SE4; Sec. A.
 e. 6 s. R. M.)
 During the five weeks period of publication of this notice or any time thereafter and before final approval and certification this office will receive protests or contests as to any of the tracts applied for and transmit the same to the General Land Office. Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, December 8th, 1919.
 J. L. IRWIN, Register.
 SCOTT WHITE, Receiver. Date of first publication Dec. 19. 1919.
 Date of last publication Jan. 16. 1920.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-27
Cavendish and Teakean

The sale OF j. M. McCollum was
we'll attended. Charles Schell also
had a good sale. He expects to
leave in a short time.
S. A. Sutton was on the sick list
last week.
The school at Cavendish, which
was closed on account of the flu. is
again in session.
Mrs. Mitch Blackburn and child
rem, Mrs, E. f.. Mcclure and Mrs.
E. Miller and son spent Friday at
the home of Mrs. Will Reece, 1T
being her birthday.
The farmers around Cavendish
have been busy plowlng since last
week.
Frank LeBaron went East for a
visit.
The roads have been worked a
round Cavendish and are in good
condition.
Mrs. Alice Parsley of Teakean
received a telegram to the effect
that ner son, who lived in Oregon,
had passed away. His death was
caused by influenza.
Frank Bowler went to Peck Fri
day on business.
Mrs. Jess Parsley spent Saturday
with her mother. Mrs. J. &. Peter.
SON.
E.. E. Mcclure, Jess Daniels ano
Will Reece went to Kendrick Satur'
day on business.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-27
Linden News

Arlie Allen returned from Cali
fornia Thursday.
School ~reopened Monday after be-
ing closed two weeks on account of
sickness in the neighboring COM
munitles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Right spent Sun
day and Monday at Cavendish.
Mrs. May Bowerman visited We'd
nesday at the McPhee home.
p MIR. and Mrs. Gus harrington spent
Sunday at the E. H. Keller home.
Sevreal of the farmers yer plow-
ing Monday. This has been an
ideal winter for the farmers.
Mrs. Vaughan and son Ted spent
Sunday at the Patterson home.
F. C. Lyons and family were
visitors at the Longfellow home
Sunday.
C. H. Plppinger and family OF
Cavendish motored over to the Nc
Phee home Sunday.
Cleve McPhee had the misfortune
of loosing his best mich COW
last week.