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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-10

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A ~ ssa,le, 81 - hude y ho.
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pfipN,ll od rollasneho riincsc
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veacm a rAknscub uhy to yonaln,
Nselcle posicl, oscslay. nedo.
HI, inn, ,scchnn % Dude jake \
rrknrm nrhitkul
A TcniSck ma dues ma Ssa,hu
move saty, Vssoke ho,y do faldn,
kouril Il ecrny klcbouk, a srra.
vcc mu dial Ranovni hilou NcNn,
Jcn ably Sc Y hospod6 vcter
dlouho %ucnirScli, ably So sas 10
lilium ncpilo, - Nance sly pres
oei scdive mratky
Ne a ne, nebudc 81 tech ytci pri.
pominat, ale kdys sc TO 1rovna cpc
do mVslenck #, Jak sa rozhlasilo, kc
81 j vczmc Tonik kalus0 se dyo.
IN, hned Sc k nj pfitoeila tn tel.
ka. III neiaka babka, n poma
licku, 20 trosicku NJ zadlou'
ly. -.
Tctka Malinkova, = rucc znlo-
zcny, obliScj starostlivy, HAS Ia
havy, oSi primhoufcnt, - 20.
dlouhG oraei il scptala, ac ie To-
NIX sukovity chlapik, ale tuhlc
Sc pill do rama, ic pro Tonika
spravec postal vozcik $ volem n
ze no chtSl IN to ma hodinu w
hnatl
A babka BGhalova, ~ oci jak
rtut, pysky jak k%ornoutck, such6
ruce sem tam nadhodila, 70
ten KaluS vypiic IA noe | dvacct
phllitr6 iako ME - to 70 jc tn
houn, y takovych 10 pax scnkyr
tloustncl
Zahautla ty reel .jak komary,
Rikala "Vsak ona ncni ami po-
lovicc pravda - n je.li n6co, vsak
ona 81 Tonicka napravi, - vsak
ON j ~poslcchne u Dude nj We
Ger sed6t II budou ii krasn6 po.
vidatl"
A jak chyile prehaly a slunec.
nj prmh do siroka rostl, vstaval j
V myslcnkach budouci zivot. --
Vscehno donna ToniGkovi do RI.
Ky pfipravi, vsechno Dude Sc ia'
ko sklo lcsknout, dfiv nez Toni.
eek yStanc, A pax mu uyari sni-
DAM, pomilujc no u yyprovodi az
do stale. A hned sama p6lde 20
praci, ably Sc hodn6 yydelalo u
mohli paknG ut, A vecer ST no
zavede do seknicky, uvafi neco
dobrdho u budou 81 povidat n po-
,tI,t
A hlave j Sum6l Tonick0v
slib, ze ncbude pit, 10 Sc sklenice
vnbec ami nedotkne Ten ,slib j
dial tamhlc V ouvozc, kdya il dr..
Eel v naruci II kdya ma povidala
vscchno, 60 il rckla tetka Malin'
kova. Merck Size, 70 JIG to lev,
ale zaklcl Sc, zc w nikdy, milky
ncbude pit, TAX n%csmysln6 pit, by
svtt s oci %ztratil.
Proto bylo Nancino nitro aali,
to usmtvcm jake stastnd dneSni
vyslmSnd krajina $ roamodfenym
ncbcm Il rozezpivanymi ptaky.
Nanka byla We svatebnim opo-
jcni, Sotva slysela, iak hospo.
dync v%ypravuie, 60 ie pc vsi reel,
zc ma ob6d dv6 busy zabila, 10
Dude vepfoyG i %toleci, 70 hospo-
daf pfincsl bondasku rosolky a
10 prGv6 oil Lejkh poslali forty,
opravdickG forty, to Ae d6vcc
Lcjkovo, go bylo Y mcste na vzdG.
Iani, Same upeklo, A Sc jc M
icdnom tortu kolibka, opraydiv6
kolibka y cukrul
Ncslyscla bnbku Bchalovou lu,
70 chvdlit icji move saty, TO zc ia.
kovt saty mivaji jcn holky 70
statku, Il ze stard Plihalka reiho.
nj, proc ~ tfi kocary, proc tako.
vi furic, a proc 70 ncni svatba
pfi rannii
Evening star., 1920-05-25

sTENOGRAPHER and typist, with some
knowledge bookkeeping; must be intelligent:
experience not necessary. Apply by letter.
stating salary expected. Address Box 185-E,
Star ONCE. 90
STBNO0RAPHER and oface assistant psrms-
nent position with retail store; salary, 425;
state experience. Address Boz l2-K, Star odace.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced; permanent;
liberal salary. MatherS-Lamb Paper Co., 632
i ct: nv
STENOGRAPHER wanted at once, must know
shorthand and be competent; permanent posi-
II st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER and type
writer, experienced; $50 per
month and meals. Apply Man
ager. Stoneleigh Court, Connec-
ticut ave. and L St
Evening star., 1920-05-25

SETTLED colored woman. TO wash dishes in
lunchroom; no Sunday work. Home Lunch,
2O7 10th NV. 28s
Evening star., 1920-05-25

tUR NECKPIECE-On 18th ana ss swan ~ ,so;
sunday afternoon. Reward II retpr"eu "
Evening star., 1920-05-25

FRAT PIZ-Phi Gamma Delta Inl,lais ihsus. Star
I r r. Reward. Address Box '-iH' -.
Evening star., 1920-05-25

CAMEO BROOCH. set with small pearls I'
day Return TO J. Faietu II ~"
Evening star., 1920-05-25

AR-WilI party who found sed fox fur Ma a,
rom and Saturday kindly return sanie
L.,
Evening star., 1920-05-25

,.Oi-SmaII. black, shaggy female essa mos 't to
swers to name Nell. Rewaru :
Evening star., 1920-05-25
WANTEDEHELP.

w AN N4GO-x4G1Axs
FEMALE DOMEsTIC-Contin
BoUsEw0RKER, eenerar. At once; steady job;
good pay. 25 Sth st. s.e. Lincoln 3S3S.
LAUNDREss-Experience white. for or 5
days each week: electrically equipped laundry; !;
every convenience; steady employment Phone
West 1447. 21s
NURSE. girl. to take care Of two children
ages and g. Apply apt. %. 1850 Fuller ST..
between 18th and 18th. Columbia rd. and
Euclid st. NV.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white; infants nurse.
white; help of all kinds: references required.
Reds Agency. 1919 9 st.
RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN for work in an
apartment Cali at 1881 18th ST.. first floor
apartment
RELIABLE, settled woman for general house
work; stay nights preferred. 3735 kanawha
ST. Chevy Chase cars to Jocelyn ST. Phone
Cleveland 1915. 29s
SETTLED WOMAN for general housework.
WAITRESS. white. Apply at the Washington
Club. 1701 st. NV. References required %
WASTED-A settled colored womaE without
home to take care of two small children Can
between 2:3O and O'Clock Apply at Is Mass
ave. NV. evenings.
WANTED-Girl. part time, to cook dinner and
care for smal! apartment. Call mornings. No.
g. stockbridge. 1418 Chaplin st. NV. a6'
WANTED-High school girl to wash glasses
IL the sysa m sU
NV. Apt 207 26'
WANTED-At once, experienced hOusemaid.
l.2t Vermont ave.
WOMAN for laundry and cleaning: two days:
2'c per hour. fare. 1878 Ontario pl Co
lumbia 624O.
WOMAN-Cook and general housework. Ap-
ply 1414 st. Sc. 27s
WOMAN. reliable, white. as attendant for in
valid lady. Interview. Roberts. 426 5th st.
NV. II TO ] pm. Wednesday.
WOMAN for cook and general housework;
small family: stay nights. Call at 1857 10Th
st NV. Chevy Chase car to Cathedral ave- 2s'
YOUNG conscientious Christian woman TO care
for boy IS, in child's home One-half day. Call
evenings after g. 2107 2nd ut. ne.
AN EXPERIENCED MAID to 60 away with
family for summer; good wages. Apply Apt IL.
1919 18th st. 23e
Evening star., 1920-05-25

FAIR cf SneiI-rim spectacies: on .apna", apr ., I'm
tion car line May .3. from Gtoref,oI Rohb. Re.
and Pa ave. in case oil Ma}n' ~ Tel
ward IL returned 70 3io" oss
=
Evening star., 1920-05-25

FAR TN gold containing small diamond
rroh,bly on oth street in the early evening
Finder will please return 20 loo 81"
IA VI -ewRrd,
Evening star., 1920-05-25

FR0WN LEATHER PURSE. Sunday pm.
containing 4 tendollar bills. one dollar ana
some change Liberal reward. s--s i''n n,. ~
Col o.OQ-J
Evening star., 1920-05-25
LOST.

b0ti-Bostou bull male. brindled and white.
c0i2 NV, after 9.
Evening star., 1920-05-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MARSHAIl. BUSINESS BROKEKS,
913 y. Y.
III you want TO sell a business OF any kind
list with the Office known TO do a large and
successful business, having the location and
facilities TO render efficient service. Adver-
tisng does not count unless backed M nv
real business under expert mana cement. In
spsct the following:
Evening star., 1920-05-25

DIAMOND cluster rihS- o5s
cleveland 1216.
Evening star., 1920-05-25

uORSESH0E PIN. rhinestone setting pow.rd
njrtt. vicinity r ut 18th or l. az 80 S,"'
Wrs Sne,k Main 2510. Branch sVa
Evening star., 1920-05-25

~, s'nS.v white head and neck. nroMh
hrindle body: answers TO name %
r.La,a N,-fh
Evening star., 1920-05-25

I,.5U Cr .ifh vhite material staWPeu, anu
Item Of baby cape in center Market, Ss.",. Ksn
.,ay. between IL and pm. flease '''i
>inyfon IGN Reward.
Evening star., 1920-05-25
BATTERY OR AUTO
Supply station wanted. Will buy
business or rent store to start.
Address Box 355-E, Star once. o5s

i339 9th ST NW.-Fer sale. grocery stock
ice box show cases and everything that 10 in
the store. 20.
GROCERY sTORIGood corner grocery, doing
good business s2a eth ct. s.w- 2as
CONFECTIONERY STORE with soda fountain:
good reason for selling. 1919 7th st. NV. 2ss
ONE OF THE BEST stands on sth st. near
Pa. ave. Sc; rooms bath; store stock and
We have several other good stands. Zee
our list.
WIN. H. McGRANN CO..
722 11th st. NV
CHAR and confectionery store; doing good
busiasss: will sacrifice for quick sale: reason.
bad health. Apply week days after Pm.
317 Sth ST. ne. 70
BARBER SHOP for sale lease and hxtures;
near 18th and East Capital sts.; reason for
selling sickness. Inquire Thos. @. O'Neill. 301
Evans bldg. NJ. 532s.
AN EXCELLENT established luncLroOm busi-
ness in the center of the downtown business
district showing . very attractive return:
reason for selling. owners have other interests
requiring attention. L. &. Brecninger Sons.
708 Col. bldg.
AEAR-BEER. lunch and cigar stand for sale:
on busy downtown thorouehfarc. This 10 q big
bargain. Address Box TOE. Star ONCE.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to purchase q tea
and coffee business. wholesale and retail. with
all roasting machinery. parapherualia, Axtures
snd usual implements Of such business. includ-
ing well known copyrighted and trade brands.
Address L. =. Tanner. Room 6lA. Jeaifss
bldg. -
Evening star., 1920-05-25

DoG-wbite Collie. brown iane iai or CIeve-
land 1al after = pm.
Evening star., 1920-05-25

JOG-Enclish setter, white: ba,s' N =, oss
Lincoln I5Is or Dr. f. Mconillan. ::14 y 81. 20
Evening star., 1920-05-25

ROCK ETROOK- brown leather saturday bel,
. and pm bet 1879 Harvard -. a,a,, a.a s1I
IAN Park Inn containing appro1hH,eis
md other personal belongings Liberal rtMa,u ,aaai
IN returned 10 r. V. Fleming. Riggs >an"n"
Evening star., 1920-05-25

- ,nnaa i. mourh. Monday. Reward MiS-
n " Kirkham .se VI, Wardnan fars t".e' ~.
Evening star., 1920-05-25

WANTp-To purchase estab-
lished real estate business, pre-
ferably one with modern Office.
in prominent location; will paw
cash. Address Box 10o-E, Star
office.
Evening star., 1920-05-25

PHOTOGRAPHER wanted; good pay. sos Pa.
ave. NV 27s
PHOTOGRAPHER. competent who can turn
out work neat and quick; must be OF steady
habits: good salary to right party. Apply Em-
pire Studio. 917 Penna. ave. NV. IS
PORTER-CoIored; in mems furnishing store ;
good pay; bring references. S07 Pa. ave. NV.
2Js
PORTER for drug store. who can ride bicycle; !;
we furnish bicycle. Apply Dupont Pharmacy.
) Dupont circle.
PORTER for drug store. Apply Dupont Drug
Store. Dupont fircle.
PRESSER (colored) at once.
Apply valet, Wardman Park
Hotel. Connecticut ave. and
Woodley road.
Evening star., 1920-05-25

SALESWOMEN experienced
in the following depts.:
HOSIERY,
UNDERWEAR,
MILLINERY.
ART EMBROIDERY,
LACES,
WOMEN'S SHOES,
BOOKS.
Apply Employment Manager,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1920-05-25

Gasoline and Accessories.
For sale; in the best location: doing nne bust
ness Price $1,000: s.. 900 81. ono cash
Will consider partnership il know the business.
Address Box 153 f, Star office. 80
Evening star., 1920-05-25

Bus BOYS-2 frst-class high
est wages paid, including all
meals. Apply Childs Co, 1923
Evening star., 1920-05-25

DELIC ATESSEN and ice cream store. we'll
stocked and doing the hest business in Pet
WORTH facing two prominent avenues and on
street; has entrance two sides: car stop IN
front: location the best. q. T.. Yancey. t.6
14th ST. Phone Franklin a.
Evening star., 1920-05-25

tO0k-Whife. for restautant: good wages
Apply manager. stonelesh Court, Conn.
Ind l. 81,
Evening star., 1920-05-25

BOYS and young men. with bicycles. earn SIS
ta SIS weekly; steady position: fun or part
time Apply TT 18th NV.
Evening star., 1920-05-25

POSITIONS open to you at SIS to 80
per week as graduates Of our corre-
sp6ndence course; send for catalogue.
New York School Of Filing. ITO Broad
way, New YORK.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-05
BEATS GASOLINE At
IS CENTS 4 GALLON


A new carbufetor which oatS
down the gasoline consumption OF
any motor, including the Ford,
and reduces gasoline bills from
one-third to ons-half b the proud
achievement Of the Air Friction
Carburetof company. zS7 Madison
street, Dayton, Ohio. This remark
able invention not only Increases
the power Of all motors from 80 to
so per cent. but enables everyone
to run slow on high gear. With
1t you can use the very cheapest
grade Of gasoline or half gasoline
and half kerosene and still get more
power and more mileage than you
now get from the highest test gaao-
line. Many Ford owners say they
now get Is high - IS or 50 miles
to a gallon Of gasoline. So sure
are the manufacturers OF the i'm
mense saving their new carburetor
will make that they offer to send 1t
Ion 80 days trial to every car
owner. AZ It can be put on or
taken OF in . few minutes by any
one all readers who want to try II
should send their name, address
and make Of car to the manufactur.
ers at once. They also want locaN
agents to whom they offer excep'
tionally large profits. Write then
today.-(Adv.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-05

ma Wolff, one tina federal pro
ts1Fioa investigates, was held to
ISe 11deral grand jury under Il 900
ss.i 81 United States Commits
'Isrr I. r. sinnstt n Rock Island
! Gsaneedsy aftssnoop q = charge
= nIeesonating ? federal officer
20 for extcrtion. He Uaived pre-
srisary hearing, and Will he taken
!. pooris today BY Deputy United
S.fea MARSHAL o. H.. Grover.
vojff was arrested Monday
an 81 Patrolman William Epper-
.ss and Motorcycle Officer William
SstIks on Third avenue and TWEEN
,s1ocond street on q charge Of
Sohing . revolver.
Wednesday morning he WAS ar.
,1iaaed before Magistrate d. J
6cianA In police court and fined
n On : charge Of carrying con.
40 weapons. Wolff claimed
~ be was = federal agent and
nd right to carry the gun. Tit
- vas then turned over to Uni
n States Commissioner Sinnett o.
nformation obtained by Detectives
neunis Bennett and Charles Gin
nane, who had been investigating
- case.
Say He Took ~Hush" Money.
The detectives had heard Of Al
accident Of July Is, wherein 0eorg
HARRISON. proprietor Of q soft drin|
perlor on First avenue and TWEEN
tjeth street, had paid over SO o.
!hfeat OF being arrested.
After VOLTS arrest Harriso
Nsrtified him as the man who az
cepted the money. He told the pc
uce that Wolff came into his plac
ind said that he had proof thu
Harrison had been keeping whisk
i the place. Harrison denied th
large, but claimed that he was II
lbemed that unless he paid Owe
10 . warrant would be served Il
Sc arrest. Wolff was alleged I
ave told Harrison that a. he va
nown q . poor man he would |
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-05

49, ~ okn1yv - - & ~.
fsoeh1hS III tsee S1teA !. !
HarTy Johneaa \ = lisnesosa
on business. ..,...e
Edna Nu1a1nA Va 2 .l.s-.s.-
caller n Hillsdals Saturday - =
Niss Grscs Nichaels. who ~
taken sefiously sick. y now. sca
m. ana Nm. Warren and eepy
returned to Moline Sunday 49, 49,
inx after . few dAys visit q 0s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-05
II ma

~ Jsllta zslna ~ Ross I'M
ID eochtll1 enjoyed : picnic -
eetAs9 sne6v Osborn Tuesday. A
4eey pielsa1t tiHe was spent -
thooo present
Mn. Thnnie Allsbro entertained
rslattvea IRON Rock Island and
East Moline Tuesday. !.
The yidelis class Of Yuma Meth.
odist church met ct the home 81
Mrs. Minnie wainwright Friday
afternoon, With . good attendance
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-22
WHAT ARE
YOUR CHANCES
OF SUCCESS?
DO You step Out With Snap and Vig0r'
Are You Able to Get Things DOncs
DON'T STAND IN YOUR OWN WAY
People With Thin, Weak Blood Have
Hard Time of 1t. They Should
Take PcDtO- -Mangau

Look at the facts Of your health. So
much depends on having rcd blood. If
you stand up In front OF your work
with half-starved blood IN your system
you are standing In your own way. You
are blocking your own progress.
Thin blood makes you dull. 1T
makes you pale. 70 utake no enjoy
ment out OF your work. 1t Is only half
as good as 1t should be.
You can remedy that condition so
easily. Begin taking that fine tonic,
Pemo- Mangan. today and keep 1t up
for awhile. Your blood will become
nourishcd. PeptoMangan makes red
blood corpusclcs. You will get energy
and strong power OF resistance. In
stead Of standing in your own way,
you will push yourself ahead because
OF greater vitality.
But be sure you get the genuine
Pepto- -Mangan. 1t is put up In both
liquid and tablet form. Ask for
"Gude's" and be sure that the name Is
on the package. The tablets or the
liquid have the same medicinal value.
Advertisement.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-22
TAR AND FEATHER
JACKSONVILLE MAN

o,, t,,,a,. ~,
~. ,,mo, ,o,,,, ,,, 5
ovoroa ,.;u ~ 80 t,,,a s,,.,,,,
yo. dnn,roa r,or, - ,,,ta,oniI
40 o,h,no,, toniu,,, o 80 ~.
sonv;llo,s husiast aowrtn.,, .troo. ~
.o,soo,i,,.
Ao,oss p;sohoN.. oho.+ 49,,
reading. .Hcro,s 1oh, pisohoff :,
,,,.,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-22
5ettlmU

We'll, Mary Ann Winters! If I'M
not glad to see you. Come right in
ana take OH your things, this minute.
How did you happen to get away SO
early? | was going to phone you the
next thlng did, after I'd counted the
glasses, TO see how many are still With
us. And Mrs Elliott drew her guest
INTO her room to lay aside her wraps,
SO that the two might be all ready to
plunge at once into the all absorbing
loplc or planning the Christmas din
ncr'
Mary Ann stepped in front of the
mirror to fun up her hair a bit, pout-
ing at the reelection, and commenting
on the fact that she had washed her
ha'r TWO days before and it just would
act SO mean.
ioWeTcr,' She smiled that's
neither here nor there. Tell me how
many glasses did YOU fnd?'
Ihere are still six of my good ones
IN me china closet, and the rest |
nope to find scattered over the house.
Every one of us has to have a glass
of water at bed time, and no one
would think of taking other than the
pest to his room But III run around
ana collect them later, though I know
there won't be an even dozen, so we
will have to make some of the old
ones do
Mrs. Elliott and Mary Ann started
arm in arm for the dining room Mary
Ann remarking that to start planning
dinner one really had to have a
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-22
Your Money Back Ii ltat-Snap Docsn't
Come I'D 10 These Claims

RAT-SNAP is absolutely guaranteed
to kill rats and mice. Crematcs
them. Rodents killed with R.AT-SNAp
cave no smclL Rats pass up all food
20 get at RAT-SNAP. Their first meal
Is their last. RAT-SNAr comes in
CAKES. NO mixing Cats or dogs
won't touch it. Three sizes, 35c, G5c.
ana 70. Sold and guaranteed by
Laurens Hardware ca. Putnan's Drug
Store and Kennedy Bros.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-22
THIS WILL ASTONISH
LAURENS PEOPLE

me quick action OF simple witch
haZel, camphor, hydrastis, ETC., as
mixed in Lavoptik eye wash, will sur
prise Laurens people. One girl with
weak, strained eyes was helped by a
single application. Her mother could
hardly sew or read because of eye
pains. Inc one week she too was ben
cited We guarantee a small bottle Of
Lavoptik to help ANY CASE. weak,
strained or in0amed eyes Aluminium
eye cup FRDE. Putnam Drug Store.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-12-22
UIai)le
BY Marjorie Howe Dixon

- ~ 1 y D. ~'<S va
them on the shelf away back cried
Mary Ann Lets get them right down
and arrange them on the table. They
will have to be washed anyway"
wait minute" replied Mrs. FL
lott. I'm getting out the long table
cloth. Did YOU notice | have put
three leaves in the table? Old dear
(patting he folded cloth, YOU have
not been out since last Christmas, have
YOU, what our having been away SO
long, and Thanksgiving at your house.
Mary Ann. That was the best plum
pudding YOU gave us. You see, Jane
has nlanncd mince pie for her desert
for a change And that reminds me-
must run down to the preserve clos
ct and see if those two jars OF mince-
meat have kept all right. One or two
things have spoiled down thcre, and
I'm sure it is cool enough They can't
have been sealed carefully"
Mrs. Elliotts hands were busy as
she went on talking, and Mary Ann
exclaimed with delight, when she
shook out lovely Madeira center
piece.
Oh she protested, don't use
that. You remember we had our minds
all set on holly hcaped about a little
tree for the center Of the table, and
| that pretty thing might get stained.
DO put it away. And before you for
get 1t, what about oyster forks, and if
use these bread and butter pilates
under the cocktail glasses, what shall
we do for bread and buttcrs?"
Mrs. Elliott laughtcd her Jolly. in
fectious laugh. Aren't we having
the best time she said, 'just fussing
and planning over this precious din
ner? There, I'll set your minds at rest
at once Mother Elliott is coming
over tomorrow, with the lend of her
oyster forks, and Jane is stopping to
order a dozen new tea plates on her
way home this evening. So that's that
SO 1t is said Mary Ann, "and next
comes the soup. Afar off, I can Wow
the soup plates, all neatly but firmly
stacked on the middle distance Of the
sideboard. Now let us concern orr
selves over the resting place of the
dear old turkey, his very self, if it isn't
good English"
| There's the platter on the plate
! rail 1t only comes down o. state oc-
casions." smiled Mrs. Elliott who by
this time was sorting ont the fat sill
yer. Remember it's heavy--thcre.
Now it's down"
I Mary Ann deposited it with care on
the table and announced that she was
going to select jam dishes, that being
a collective term, she explained, mean
ing pickle dish, celery and olive dish,
cranberry jelly dish not to mention
one really intendedt for jam.
Mrs. Elliott looked up from her sill
yer. "A dozen and half forks is all
! very we'll she said, for our usual
! family of four, but what with a salad
and pie course, really shall have
to accept the loan OF your nice new
silver"
Mary AIMS eyes twinkled. what
do you think | brought my knitting
bag for? To draw forth knitting from
its depths? Nay, nay, dear friend 1
| ,
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are benefits to be derived in all the
callings and professions from asso-
Citations and organizations. These or
ganizations, however, should look to
the up-!::rrt of their members along
proper lines. 1t is not out of place
for them to seek better living condi-
tions, and even better wages by pro-
per methods. But the strike is not
one of these methocs. The strike,
when it represents organized action
is morally wrong and should be put
under the penalty of the law. AS Gov
ernor Allen says aptly, the part can
not be greater than the whole. One
class cannot hope successfully to
rule whole community, especially
when that class is in the minority,
and the majority must bear the bur-
dens.
Every man should be his own mas
ter, fix his own wages, attend to his
own business, work for whom he
wants and how he wants. Any organ
ization which actually or effectually
forbids it is a menace to the commu-
nifty and civilization.
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MAJOR FULP At 1T.

The Press and Banner has
been fortunate to secure the
services Of Major Fulp for the
summer. The Major is an old
newspaper man. and knows
how the work: is done. He
finds the work congenial
end besides he feels that
The Press and Banner will!
he Of service TO him in
some work he expects to do in
The county this summer, an
nounccment Of which will be
made shortly. Major Fulp will
have charge of the news and
business ends of The paper un-
til September when n G
schools open.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-07

DR.. Robert w. Peach, pas:or of a
Reformed Episcopal church in Ne
wark, N. j. says there are in the.
United States 100000 superauous
churches, costing $500,00o,oo0. i