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The evening world., 1920-06-16
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A cake for the national tea or sup
per can be made by dividing the
batter into thirds. Use red and blue
coloring matter for two OF the di-
vided mixtures and leave the third
one white. 1t requires 30 little color
ing matter that the taste Of the cake
will not be injured. or course each
portion must be baked separately and
they can be put together with any
desired filling.
Bread crumbs should be used for
covering any food to be fried Cracker
crumbs are preferable for scalloped
dishes.
When you have a nice piece OF yell
low lace to wash dip 1t in milk before
ironing. Always put tissue paper
over lace whom ironing 10 secure per-
feet results. A warm iron should
never come in direct contact with the
lace.
Do not hang feather pillows in the
sun. This draws tho oil and Is apt
The evening world., 1920-06-16
Tine gqllsDr .Iz5tgZlGftly

9 Co lIhS New YORK Evening woFidl.
''well. I'm telling you her tempee-
allure was los, and nothing we do
seems TO help her. She just means
~ to break your hearth" said Mrs.
kittingly.
Doesn't the doctor know what's
wrong with herr" asked Mrs. Jarr.
DOCTOR echoed Mrs. KittnKly.
why, I've had four specialists and
they have had three consultations
already"
ITS dreadful expense" mur-
INJURED Mrs. Jarr.
"Expense!" cried Mrs. Klttingly
with a sob, Who considers expenss
at such a timer"
who's looking after her nowI-
your girl Mabel7" asked Mrs. Jafr
Mabel" repeated Mrs. Kittingiy.
"She won't let Mabel come near her.
No, she's in a sanitarium. They had
to administer oxygen yesterday"
Dear me-" said Mrs. Jarr in a
most sympathetic tone.
Yes" whispered Mrs. KittinRly.
"and now the specialists say that
nothing can save her but an opera
ton. But | cannot bring myself 10
give consent. Would your
III they say that Is all that will
save her 1 would" replied Mrs. Jarf
After my husbands acted like they
did, she was all In the world | had
10 love-" sobbed Mrs. Kittingly. Wen.
I'll go now-and. oh, thank you-you
don't know how you have encouraged
and cOmforted mel" SO saying, she
arose and Mrs. Jarr followed her 70
the door with words OF ENCOURAGE
ment aud confidence.
Her mother or sister," asked Mr.
Jarr, who was somewhat affected
himself
NONSENSE" cried Mrs. Jarr. Tier
little chow dog Nanki Pool"
'What2" yelled Mr.. Jarr" You
drag me into a weepfest over that
pie faced mutt"
And out he strobe. A little indlg-
nation 10 good getawayl
The evening world., 1920-06-16

to create q rancid odor. Hang them
in cool, shady place on a windy
day and they viii become fresh and
fluffy.
To keep the air dry and pure in
the pantry and cellar set a small
box In each and keep 1t filled with
quicltlime,
IF the oilcloth is dingy wash 1t with
clear water in which a little borax
has been dissolved. Wipe It with n
flannel cloth dipped in milk and
wiring as dry as possible.
Cleanse your string OF pearls by
washing them in lukewarm water
with white CASTLE soap, then dry
them by shaking them in a box
filled with jewellers sawdust. II
you leave pearls wet they may be
injured.
It is all right TO throw the coffee
grounds into the sink. 1t is said they
will not clog the pipes, but, on the
contrary. will clean the sink drain.
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l6S lS0S7


(CDHlST!" said Mr.. Jarr. looking
into the front room. you've
got company. think I'll run
out and get little fresh air for a
few minutes"
"You won't do anything Of the
kind" said Mrs. Jarr sharply. And
don't you see Mrs. Kittingly?"
Mr.. Jarr saw Mrs. Kitungly. Her
eyes were red with weeping. Eyes.
/ spoke to her" answered Mr.. Jarr.
He hadn't, but then 1t doesn't do to
be too genial and sudden with pretty
grass widows-when your wlfe's
around.
"Oh. I'm only going TO stay a mo-
ment," exclaimed Mrs Kittingly.
But Mrs. Jarr has been so good to
me during my trouble-such a COM
fort"
Mrs. Jarr gave her husband a sig
niticant look. which meant, you sit
down right there where can have
an eye on you"
Mr.. JaTr sat down. But Oh, for
a good excuse TO escape!
go on, dear" said Mrs. Jarr turn
ing TO Mrs. Klttingly.
Mrs. Kittingly had come down to
the Jarr fiat in light marching order
She had on a houseBown Of clinging
softness, but she drew a powder pun
from her sleeve, remarking sadly
that she didn't mind Mr.. Jarr. he be-
ing the husband OF her best friend
and the only confidant she had in the
world, and, as she endeavoTed 10
compose herself, she powdered her
pretty little nose.
That Lam friend Of your wife"
attitude that pretty grass widows
take is q most eXasperating one to
men OF Mr. Jars butterfly temper
Rment
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DIN MQ0lLGLh 0lTGl Ep0WGW

9 CO. tThs Nv HoTk EVtnlhE WoFdl
and use bran products as often as
possible. Trunk exercises taken az
night wild eradicate syunptoms OK
constipation.
Ridges on the Nails-Emma B.
Acidity will cause this, also brittle
ness. Avoid diet which causes this
condition and rub cocoa butter on the
nails AT night.
Large Pores-Sallis G.-Diluts
lemon Juice slightly. always using
cold water. As this is very drying
to the skin, II will serve to reduce
large pores. Equal parts OF alcohol
and witch hazel applied to the skin
with a pun OF cotton, is also very
beneficial TO large pores and oily
skin.
The evening world., 1920-06-16

Large Calves--Bsrtha $40 re-
duce excessively large lower legs, try
the heel and toe raising exercise.
Tennis, rope skipping. stationary run
ming and other strenuous leg exer-
cises will help to reduce them. DO
not massage them however.
Gas in Stomaeh-A. B.-You should
consult a physician about this, as II
is evidently the result OF lowered vi
tallty. Do not allow this TO continue,
as your medical adviser will no
doubt put you on some particular
diet.
Laxative Fruits-Mrs. w. Pigs,
dates, apples and prunes are excel
lent laxatives. Drink plenty OF water
The evening world., 1920-06-16

In her newest novel, as
charming and brilliant as its
title, PAINTED Meadows" So
phle Kerr analyses this appar-
ent enigma with feminine in
sight and humor. For good
measure she shows her pretty
heroine married a second time
(after the tragic death of her
good for nothing Prince
Charming) to a pattern of all
the solid virtues--and much
less happy than she was be-
fore.
"A woman" declared the
novelist, when we talked 1t
over in the office Of the Wom-
ans Home Companion, of
which she is managing editor,
always prefers, as lover and
husband, the man who is good
looking, charming, loving and
lovable to the one who Is a
Plymouth Rock OF propriety
and probity.
The evening world., 1920-06-16

oOpyright. 1890. By Ths PresS PublishiI
TT HE Modern Woman's real enemy
is not Delaware. which refuses
TO give her a vote,
Not the sumptuary laws OF Coney
Island, which keep her out of one
piece bathing suit
Not even MAN!
Her truly insldious foe
Is June! It's easy-comparative
speaking-to live ones own life ali
the rest of the year,
To preach, and even practice, eco
nomic independence,
To sit on the platform at women
voters meetings.
To uplitt '-r' $780,
To lunch. completely surrounded by
females, at the Women's City Club.
To treat Man as something not so
good as a toy Pom, but not so dear
as a town car.
For at least nine months, annually.
the programme is perfectly prac-
tlcal.
Then along comes June
And from the Superfluous, Man be-
comes the Indisp Sex.
The evening world., 1920-06-16
WHAT $l2 WILL DO
Vacation, Big Eats, Swimming, Sunburn,
Canoeing, MarshmaIIOw ROasts, Water
melon Sprees n Everything.

For Girls Ony-Y. w. c. A. Summer Camps at Summit
Lake, Great Bear Mountain Berkshire Hills and
Thompson Lake. $50 Other "Y" Camps
Scattered From Pacific to Atlantic
By Fay Stevenson. s
b. . Press o. Nov Eoh
WEEKS goes the trimmings in fhs
"A sunburn.
Yes maml That Ia all Miss Margaret G. weddan Of
T. W C. A. NO 500 Lexington Avenue girl
the best summer
And the secret" Miss Wedde VIC
The evening world., 1920-06-16

JACKSON Wyoming metropolis Of acksons Hole famous as
rendezvous for horse thieves and bad men, claiming
the distinction Of being the first in the United States to
elect entire municipal ticket of five women At the recent
election the defeated their male opponents by of
two to one Their platform is and buSnesske adnstra
ton of public affairs From left to rght-Mrs Mae Deoney
Councwoman Mrs Rose Crabtree Counciwoman her hus-
band her opponent at the election Mrs Grace Miller
Mayor; Mrs Faustna Hagh Counciwoman and Mrs Gene
We've Van Week, Counclwoman
The evening world., 1920-06-16
"When a Woman MarrieS She
Prefers a Pretty, Gay Devil
Instead of a Granite Soul"
Sophie Kerr's Philosophy.

This Woman Novelist Would Rather Be Married to
Burglar Than to Man Who Eats Pie With His
Knife-To a Pirate Than to One Who Would Never
Give Her Compliment.
By Marguerite Dean.
COPYRIGHT by The Pr"P Then Evening wuD
XVIHEN she gets the chance, marry
w GAY DEVIL instead Of a
Because loves wireless works that
And there's she'll
Sophie problem
phosophorswhy
aferward.
The evening world., 1920-06-16

s hSt wears skirts wants her
freedom" - ~
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
xERANA INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE
rAeult an Qer
DeutSchen Bank. Berlin D~eutsrhIand

Deutschen Bank. Berlin, Deutschland.
1909 Oregon Ave, N. w., Washington, d. c.
Often taeglich und Attends. Vermittelt ii.
rekt ale Geldueberweisungen an irgend cine
Adresse in Deutschland, Oesterreich, und an.
dsre Laender. gegen cine Provision Won nur
l Prozent und 10 Cents Porto. Die denkbar
guenstigste Geldausweehslung. Sic snaren
Zeit und Geld wenn Sic uns hire Geldsendun-
gen machen lassen. Dieses Geschaeft wurde
Eum Besten der Deutschen gegruendet.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
Oermnnttiaer 6ntShlus.

3Del Bauern g%sruten in Streit;
Ter cine teiBt oen anberen .inen Gum
pen, %lppruuf nltitr ibm nit elmer
trdftieen Sbrfeiae ontiportet. Ser
Srtspolo3iit b0ri oapon unb .rmun=
At ben 9eidlaaeaen CUR Mn3eige lei
@eri9t. tpopOn Giticr inoefen uibts
pii1en min:
sd lam mid i9lagcn Ionen. 10.
bel ia nil; oos 9ebt nismano mas
an"
@m Nbeno fcmmt sr gu ieinem
0e9ner uno Ioqt.
.MeiBt', aarI. i9 Dab 10 s.ba6t:
seis i'd Did an, 10 3eisit 0u MIDI an.
Du bait Elm Sfmtinle i'm Stol. unb
i'd bab Elm S9peinle i'm Staa =
Oein S4neinle friBt bonn mein
Mopofut. unb mein G9neinls frist
Oein 4opotat !. ga iSts fdcn ee=
i9eibtsr. mir IaKen's mics 1T unb
ellen ieoer infer SdpeinIe lelber"
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31

ais cine NatiOncnliga SIT Oermltm.
men, nm in alien Gfen nno @infeln
Gnropas Gin ncncS Gliaf.3 ot6rin9cn
5n Idaffen, nm bic @Gbler in Gna.
lnnO unS Jraufrei6 nit gan5 nnmGg.
lidDen Observation-Disclosures nuO
idJGn0lidJen 9iadDeGften 5nm HarrcM
5n balten, INN einen 6c.sen Hapicres
nus Der bier5egnfdltigcn 8riinonmgS-
fnnSe Scu Qualification 81 MAIDEN, anf
sic hin lih ieine TeinOe ergebcn hat.
ten, nm bic SinSer berbnngerm sn
~laiien, Die cs ernGbrt bate, ais iein
SAiucrt nod acSiift uar."
Suite Ser 8iliOn Oas seIagt, 10
iuiiroe Die muraliide MtmOipbGre ser
Melt Berte nnenSlifj biel 6O6er ite-
ben. Nmerifa mGre anerfanntcr Tii6-
rcr Der 3ibiliiatiOn. 9n sic Mmeri.
fHncr nidt fir einen nbtriinnigen
E~rGiiSenten itimmcn fonmtem, 10 ia
ben Sic fir @nibiugtOn geitimmt
Oen i6lieklid Serr 8ifOu nit ieincn
Orcihig Sil6crliugcn por's Mnaefidt
treten mnf. SEER 8ilion hat midtS
befOmmen.
0os iin0 glllS3iige elmer &ritif tibet
Silion Don einem ieiner friiberen&er
cbrer, Bernard Sbolp, Der nod oben
0rcin ielblt Elm G~nglGnoer lit.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
GinseiuuOt!

Veit @enugtuung las id) in @dl-
bington Sournol pom "a. B. Ylt5.
Den 2lrtifel oes Serr II 2pnfeus, be-
titelt u6ron5oien oils &ulturi6urfen
dm oeuti6en &bein" uno itimme i'd
Dem Serrn aus poIlitem @er5en bel
0oB er gera0e Den iuigeu CONCORD
Club oo3u ouserieben bot, 0uS 9eft
81 ergreifen, Inn aud in Der 9aupt-
itoot 0eS &onoes eegclt 0iele, ieoen
beiieren @efiiblcn miocritrcben0e
S6modJ, orf oos Gnergiidite Stel=
ung 81 nebmen. 2lae 3eutidomeri=
falter in 8oibington, Y2Guner uio
6roueL ioaten iid, Oh nun Witglie0
0es Clubs, o0cr nidt, al eincm BON
Club NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gage in Dem.
Iclben 8uiammcnfinoen, Inn cine 0o-
bel 5u entiuerienoe grobeEroteiti6rift
81 ullter5ci6nen, uno 70 mit5ubelfen,
BOB lobaIo nie mogltd), Oicle S6anO-
totem Der 6%ron3oien ginbnIt gebotcn
miro.
lin nun bel Der lltgercgtcn Scr
Iammlung es einem jeocn m0glidJ 81
mo6eu, ole oieS6e5iigIiben Bori6IG=
&c ooQ uno gorl5 al beritebeu miiB.
ten it6 Die Meoner ouSiGlieBli6 Der
oeut Sen Spro6e beOieuen,
oenm Ieioer gebrau6t Der Son.
cotO-alub 8u fciner nit ieincn W2it-
glicoern pfIegenoen Corresponding
Die englil6e Spra6e, trob ieiner
Satungcn, in oeneu, iopicI mir be.
tnnnt, Gin Mbidnitt Ioutet, 0aB fiir
a0c 6u iilbrcnoul Bidder uno Sdrei
bcrcicn Oas 0eut he 81 gcbral-
@cn lit.
Der Concord Stub lit non 0cuti6=
Ell ollsiAIiebIid fir 0os 0elttldtunl
CUR gflcge 0eren Spro6e, Sitten uno
@cmiltlidfeit gegriinoct, unO ioate
0%icierbolb aud allies in Der Wlttter-
iprade erle0igt merocr.
Srit5 palmer,
ScfretGr oes @ernlonio WGnnerhor.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
2sMtl@er @aiisnhansuerein. @ra

GeMtihcr 8aiIruhaasOereiu. Gr6
'i0clt Martin @iegon6; SefretGr:
9crmaun q. 8infler, no Seditt
StrdBe, N.-8. Oireftoren- @cri. an
=. Sonntng /. 90
Sranen SilfSDcrein Ses 0cntideu
&aiienbanies. 6rou Gbas. Supper
tuS, BrGii0entin; SefretGrin. 6rot
&culint 8oltbcrS, MnncoItio, 8. 6.
&erlommlun9 am 2. 0unnerstag i
~. i'm &oilenbnus.
9imppert Some Tranen Silfsber.
ELM. &rdli0entin 6rou 90. 9e@roin;
SefretGrin: Sroli 9. &rumfe; 8erl.
an .. 0icnstog /. Sc, 8 llbr nod.
mtitto0s I'M <ppcrt Some.
GOaeOrS &lnb. GraIiOent: &orI
Soffmnnm; SefrctGr: &urt &oeIfner.
Ala &c Str. g. 9. &orItonos1ibun-
1en ie0cn 5peitcn, @eneroGperiamm.
lltngen jcOen bierten Oonnerstog in
Monot, 314 s Str. q. @.
HrOipeet DiA Cemetery. Wm
Stiebling, 8rGiiOert; @n. Vturtin
5cfretGr; GbaS. 9ritiucooe. Sdob,
%nciitcr. &crl. ON 1. Sreitoa /. %
II 500 9te Str 0.-8.
.. 6 ,6iIfsDerein. 81 6 StraBt
z. 8. Gr6iioent: aurt @oeIfner
SefretGr Or. SAUL @Ieis, 3O0C
fbo6e SSlon0 9Ihc., g. e.; 6inon3.
cfretdr 6rau SO. 8. &onig, 400 go
Gpe. g. g.; S@obmeiiter: q. 8
Grirf, 1902 &ier8ehnte Str. g. @
Seriummlungen finoen Itott; Gre,
lttiDfomite oil je0em 1. 6reitag i.M.,
Notwithstanding an ieoem 8.
Srcitn1 i'm Mfonot.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
eint : enfe!sset@. Ate.

.S6Iedte @eiddi,e' bru:lmte Satas
mas.
limb iab i'm 9nuptbuu nnf. .oas III
leiE. GpaB.
Snnfbunoert Milliouen Siinoerleelel
Sn Der @iIan5 mir 9e9en's Sorlabr
fcblen.
Sabr'. 8~eeI3ebrb. raus ouf Die Cbers
melt
llnb ldau'. mas mid UNI meme SccIcu
prellt.
Oh feline 9alter berriden me6r auf
@roeu.
OBJ allie Meni6eu rromm uno Ielig
merbenl
Na6 furaer Seit fam atemlns Der
Senfel.
Sic 56IIe, Serr. lit atpedlp5 obue
3peifel.
Sic Batter berriheu 5pnr nod %rieIei.'
aroB.
S.uein Die TenIdcn, merben ieelenloS."
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
nno llutrritI
HugS . &ereine.

@crc:n Saocn. &crl. ant >. Mitt-
,od /. Mf. III 922 $50. Npc. N.-8.
Safob @ir6, Sefretdr, 1913 9
Str. &C.
Yn-crifaniidcr lluteritiibnngs.
}crein. GboS. @romlih. 8rGiiocnt
fic, @icrono, Gefrctar, S24 6tc ct.
5.@. Eel. 6ranflin 1851. %rri.
III 2. 9ienstog /. sc. IN 922 En.
qoc.. g. @.
&eHenbarmitiStcr~ llntcritiibnHss'
Serein Gmil SpobL @rai.; Sobn
NcininQcr, Scfrct1r, 1920 Idltc
str. q. 6. %cri. 3. MittmoG /. NJ.
in 922 Ho. gec. N.-@.
Eattbentihcr %crrcn. @pFbiuofnn
). Is. Scfret1r: Mm. Sthcrmam
0heitmt Str. laionn 9iorf, GG
8eri. an 1. Oonrerstog i. %. i'm
Sdn9erbuno.
llnterititnngS-Sn nb, Siitrift NO.
100. Wtlb 0lcb, Gcfrctar, Wt. Nal
nier, M0. %eri. am 4. 9ielistag i,
DC. in go. 922 go. Mpc., N.@.
o@aibingtnu Metaer llutcritiit.
msS-@crein". Iraiiocnt: STEPHAN
5ronf, 200 SchItc Str. GO. Setre-
ar: 6rie @cB. ll2 Ate ctr. SIC.
Ser am t. 0ienstu9 /. 90. in 922
ia as. N.-g4.
@iibtlm Self llntcrltntnnGs-0e.
,ciidlaft. &cri. ON 3. Wu:tag /. sc.
II 922 @o. 9lpe. N.-@ V II Bod.
dmiot, SefrctGr. 907 90. Strobe
Nproweit
Snfci %rdGo %crgniiapnospcrcin
Ncri. ON 6. 0iclstna /. % I'M Sdn
1crbuno. Geo Moir. Scfrctar. 1881
Gritc Ctr. N..gS.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
9.iaus . Screine.

@aiJiustOn Gdnser6nmb, 314 6
ctr. g. -N. Murtin @ie0ano, Yr6i,
Ri6aro 9rauner, 5efretGr. 314 6
ctr. N.-M. 9ircftcren-Gcri. an 2.
Dienstag /. 90
0ernluuia Manuerhor, 922 $50
DC. q. ". NrGiiocnt; Sobn &eif;
Sefretar: 6rie @affner. 1850 Yla-
>ensburg 9toao, %. 81 Berjamm-
ullg Oil I. 9onncrStog !. 81.
S1ngerbmnO Commemorative WelN
IN 9. 9".,,ttpoh /. VI. nbenoS s To!
II Sdngerbnmo.
Arioh Gamenuerein. Gruu y.
Rrumfe, Yrai. @erl. an 2. Wiittutar
/. Sc, ahenos s llbr
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
gu b~erfamfen:

0eutihe 3cltoroae (MangeG), Su
biaigen @reiien.
5rul ISM. 8. Nlt 1919 9 Str. sc.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
Eclcpbon Sranflin 1905
Mic. Wiegand
Mnitrcider nnb Sefurntiunsmaler.
824 Sedite SraEe G.-@.

-8eltelltngen uro fGaige M6on.
n~entengeloer fir Die n0entidc Sans.
fram" nerOen in unierer Office, go.
10 Se6Ite SraBe g. 80, angeltom.
men uno lpeiterbeforoert.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31

0cu. 10 OoB obur @crIuite fir OiC
@eieaidaften Die 6%pbrpreiie cruo
Bigt ner0en tonutcn. Seoenfolls loll
tc Oos @oibingtoncr Yublifum nihi
ldnger gelpiiiermoBcn StrnfG loer
5oblen. Soften mir, BOB oie gerfebrs-
fommiliion nidt Oo5u beitragen miro,
Die 2olt, Ole mir ouf unieren Sdul-
tern tragen, nod al permebren.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
Gine iapamtfGe ESTABLISHMENTS

Die jopanif9eu Srauen gelten in
Giten aIs id0u, penn iie beiisen eigen'
artige 8ei3e, bsren iie ii9 pObI be.
pubt Iinb, Oas benefit cine 9eirutbs.
anRonce, bic in einer 3eitun9 in Sotii
srI9ienen lit. Sieie InuOnce Ioutet
sd bin elm iebr biibi4es Mdb9en
meme Spare iinb gepelt gleid Der
Dolfen. M}ein @elidt lit gIdn3enb uni
pie Der Sommet Der 8lumen. Mein,
Ti9ur 1T bepeeli9 nie bic Meite oel
Sroueripeibe uno meme AugeA6rauer
limb gei4peift ME Der ma4ienb'
Wtonb. Sd beiiBe genug, UNI gliidlid
SaHb in 9anb nit meinem @atteI
aur9's 2eben gu ee6en unD I'm 6eir
Saq bic 8lumen unb BEL Der Ha9t Der
Wlonb gu betra9ten. Soute bas Mu9t
zines inteuigenten, gut erSosenen, lie:
bsnsniirbigen Mannes auf bieie Nns
nonce fallen, 10 min i9 mid nit inn
furs 0sben pereini9en unb ipdter mil
i6m 3uiammen begraben neroen in et.
ner @ruft oon rotbem Marmor1tein.'
= Man fie6t. bic iun9en. beiratbslu.
Itigen Damen in Sapan piiTen iid
is9r ppetiId au25ubricen.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
Ter cluiGc Strakcn6abntrnbcl.

-GS lit mirfIi6 elm S%erbGngnis,
Dag mir tier IN Waibington 5tpei
Observation-Disclosures boben, BON
0ellen sic cine, oie Capital Sractiou
Company, iebr CUTE @eid1fte muft.
mGbren0 Die nnoere, 0ie @oibinqton
&oilmaD ano electric GompanpL mini
ser gut fGbrt un0 Ser 0ffentIi6en
Professionalism immer5u in BEN
0brcn liegt, ben Sabrpreis gu erb0-
ben. llno 0aS %ltnbequerre an Ser 60
dye 1T, Dob nadb Ben beitebenoen 8e-
ltimmlngen Der 6obrpreis fir beioe
@cie1i6nften Elm einbeitli6er iein
mliB, bob alio, ipenn oie i6lehte Sc.
idIfte ma6en0e @afbington &oiIipap
80. Den BreiS erbobt befommt, fie
Ser quite @ei6dfte m~abenoen capital
FRACTION so. 81 nod beIieren Sc
ld)dften berbilft. Ser Ieioen0e Sell
ab2r lit un0 bleibt oas Sublifum. Grit
be amen mir 6 Sabrten fir 25 Gents,
Damn muBten tpir fir jeoe Sobrt 5
Gents be5ablen, Damn iieben Gents
ODER bier SifetS fir % Gents, oonn
8 Gents ODER 4 8abrten fir 30 geuts.
Scbt p%etitioniert Die Company fir
SNGentS, 5. b. 4bi6uifung Ser gu
items Ger 4 Weetaltifets fir 80 GtS.
IS ldBt it'd fallm faiien, 0oB oie Ser
Transformation oieier @etition Sc
Dor i6enfcn iolte. Sic bat Die Gar
legungen ser @cleQidaft angeb0rt,
mo ibreS adperitdnoigen priifcn nun
Die 3oblen uno Sltmmen, mie Tie bon
Der @eieaidaft angegebcn muroen.
Nfogen oieIe 3oblen aud oortum, 0oB
Die @eielihaft ans ibrem @igentum
nift einen Cribs bon 6 Brosent 5iebt,
10 5eigen iie 0o6 einen iol1en bon
5 Bro5ent, Der ii6 bielei6t nod b0-
Der lteIlen Miro menn olleS in 9ered-
mlng ge5ogen iein miro. 3ugegeben
Dob Die @aibington &aiIpop 60. eis
ncn bobercn @eminp olS 5 @ro8ent
buben loIte, uno oaB ibre Sinon5en
cine @eIierug erfabren ioIten, 10 lit
C. nidt D~eritdnoli6, ooB oos @ltbli-
fun Der leibenoe Geil iein loIlte, menl1
eS fir oen &ongreB cine 2eiftigfeit
lit. @eIebe 81 erlailen, oie nit einem
Shluge Die 8piihen Sen bcioen @e-
Ieli6aften beitebenoen MiBoer6Glt-
niIie ouSgleihen un6 Die Steuung ser
@oibington &aiImopGo. itGrfen mir
Sen. SeoenfaaS lit oie 3eit obioI1t
11ift oo5u ongetaL ben S6uItern ser
@aibingtoner cine nele 2oit auf5lt-
biiroen. 0as bat 10 mie 10 i@on in
8e5ug atf Die StraBenbobn- Geiea
idoften immcr ben &iir5eren ge5oqer.
%ltniere 8iirgerbereine fGmpfen Icit
luneem fir cine Geri6meIaung Ser
bei6en @eicuiGaften, aber Der Som
qreb bot tnrbe Obren. lln6 bod lit
e8 Sotia1e, Dab cine ioIfe Ser
l6mel5une niht alein Sen bereinig-
ten @eieni6often Elm li6eroles Gin
fommen geben, ionoern aud Die
Sobrpreiie berltnterieben miirbe. Die
CAPITAL Fraction So. per5init ibre
9(ftien iett nit nabe5u IL Nro5cnt,
hie @oibinqton &oilipap, rpie oben
aeiogt, nit 5 8ro3ent, oas niiroe fir
beiDe einen 3inSqenuB BON II Nro-
aent eracben. @iiroen Die jebiNen
S~Sabrpreiie beibeholten meroen, 10 I'd.
men ourd cine Serifmel5ung fir ie-
be @eicGi6oft 8H% herauS. @iiroe
bonn nod BEL Ser @erlpoltunq cine
meiieO efonomie berrihen, bonn f0nn-
tn ma Ninfnfnmnfi Iniht nrh1hf iner.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
NrrCiuSs GalcnOCr

Gic 9errcll ScfrctGrc iinO 0cbeten,
llllS tets bon Observation-Disclosures
ionic bon Torgdnecn in ibrcn &crci.
llen Scridt gu eebetL ulo limo mir
tets beltrebt, ioIde an geeigneter
STEELE otf5unebmen.
ErciS fir sic Sniertiou ser &ar.
tc $3.50 pro Sobr.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31

Mas an MaAriGtcn bis Mittluud'
Wittag i'm 8nrcnn Ses nMalbingtun
Journals" lit, fam in Scr am iolaeA-
Den Nrcitas eriMcincnScn drummer
NcorMft iucroen.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
Mlebaer p~erIanat

ipcIdcr in oIem eini9IGeieem @urit.
MAIDEN belponoert lit, fir ins 2unO.
Offerten iino 81 ri6ten an anton
Nimmcrrihter, g. 8. Dor, Brandy
mine, Wtorpldno.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
s@cinh:

0eutidc, in mittIeren Sabrcn, fudlt
Stclc ais @ousbdIterin. Bittiuer
nit &inNern nift oltsgeidIoiien. 81.
lerten inter Dor 80 an oas Sour
nal erbcten.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-27
Siren WILL SOUND
AT NOON THURSDAY

Thursday at noon when the new
fire siren is sounded, don't be
alarmed, for it will be a test for
permanency and there will be nc
fire, unless coincidently.
The intention is to test the new
device which has been in temper
ary use for some time. Some who
reside in the neighborhood say
can "sleep right along" and are
never awakened by the new noise
maker. Others report it has been
heard a distance of four miles IN
the country. Whatever the re-
suit the permanent test will be
made. 1t is said there has not
been the proper voltage attached
and the electricity is what makes
the noise.