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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-16
Keokuk Electric Company
OFFICIAL REPORT
OF SUPERVISORS
Continued from Page ~

n. L. Snyder. attendant Co.
H. ..... ........... 40. 90
Patti Miller same ...... 40. 90
Ed. O'Connor. supplies Co.
H. ....... 172 Sc
G. S. Wells & Sons. same -. TOLL
Iowa Feed Co., same $500. 400
Wilkinson & Co., drugs Co.
n. ............ 400
A. Weber Co., repairs Co. H.
C. H.. Keokuk ......... 1852
King Plumbing Co., repairs
Co. n. is. 86
Dunn & Matheney, same ~. 30 20
Leake Printing Co., stationery
Go. II. 10. IS
National Refining Co, gaso-
line Co. II. ........... 1890
]. C. Hubinger Bros. Co., fuel
Co. H. ITO. 46
D. E. Reeves, same .......... So. %
Wabash Railway Co, freight,
same 247. 20
C. B. & @. Railway Co., same 1858
C. B. & Q. Railway Co., same 134.84
fFidlet & Chambers, election
supplies ......... ....... 1913. 80
Acres Blackmar & Co., rec
ords, stationery and cleo
trio supplies ....... 1856 80
w. R. Timpe. election sup
pies .oV
G. w. Inman, arranging booths
and supplies 1870 90
c. H. Foreman, same ....... 500
o. w. Sandburg, services
election 10 W
A. Kammerer, delivering bal
lots -. 5.Oo
john c. Scott. same and ex-
press ........ IA 81
J. w. McEvoy, ballots to
poils ........ ......... 1.oU
William Murphy, auto hire.
ballots from Keokuk ...... 20. 90
Mrs. NJ. B. Ingersoll, room
rent first precinct K. ..... 500
John Tumelty, room rent
second precinct, X. ........ 500
Trinity M. E. church, room
rent, third precinct, X. -. 500
e. C. Ahern, room rent
fourth precinct, X. ........ 500
Fred D. Field, room rent fifth
precinct, Il. ..............- 300
George Stahl, room rent sixth
precinct, X. ........... 5.OO
Keokuk Electric Co., room
rent, seventh precinct. K. :. 500
City of Keokuk. room rent
Reg. Board XXX. ........... 20. 90
Henry F. Kruger, same ..... 10. 90
Leake Printing Co., same -. 10. 90
Jos. Sitter, same .... 10. 90
E. R. Camp, same ........... 1000
C.. w. Ewers. same ........ 10. 90
A. ]. Benbow, room rent
Reg. Board Fort Madison 800
Ben Crosley, same ......... 200
Maria Van Buskirk, same -. 10 90
E. D. Burdett, same ..... 500
L. D. Shepherd, service reg
istrar Keokuk ............ Sc 90
Thomas p Gray, same ...... Sc 90
E. S. Harrington, same 1890. u. 90
Ed. S. Lotion, Jr., same 49,. 1900
F. L. Howe, same .... 500
T. P. Breheny, same ......... rs 90
John e. Carpenter, same 49,. IS. 90
]. e. Mitchell, same ........ 81 so
r. w. Cruze, same ..... 70 90
John w. Brady, same ....... 72. 90
C. w. Ewers, same ........ 7125
J. r. Carlson. same ..... II 25
Hartman Worth, same 1900. II .25
Jos. j. Sirkush, same ...... TIPS
Hattie Chambers, Serv. Reg
istrar, Fort Madison -. 81 .89
A. O. Van AIKEN, same-- -. SO .27
w. E. Motif, same ........ 6.37
August Soechtig, same 49,. 41.79
G.. C. Englehard, same ..... AZ. 55
w. D. Masters, same 1880. 32.56
Harry Miller, same ......... 1913
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A man is always suspicious .. Tic
man who boasts about how napps a
home Iifo is. Usually he's tryihs
alibi himself.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-16
MARK TWAIN HAS
| PLACE OF HONOR
Former Resident Of keokuk and One
Time Pilot on Mississippi River
Steamboats, is Welcomed to
Hall Of Fame.
OTHER CELEBRITIES
Five Other Famous Men and Ono
Woman Were Accorded Similar
places in New York univer-
sity Hall.
OTHER CELEBRITIES

Keokuk people will be interested in
konwing that Mark Twain, the author
former resident of this city and once
steamboat pilot on the Mississippi
river, has had dedicated to him niche
in the hall of fame of the New York
university.
A New York paper says:
Following a custom less formally
observed through all the centuries
since the works of Anaxagoras were
relegated to the top shelf to make
room for those of Aesop, the electors
of the New York university hall of
fame yesterday announced the dedica-
ton of niche to Mark Twain, Noah
/ Webster, after consideration was not
admitted.
| Along with the great humorist,
whose "Huckleberry Finn" and hun
dred other light hearted tales have
endeared themselves to the American
reader, five other famous men and one
woman were accorded places in the
cOllonade surmounting University
Heights and overlooking the Hudson
river. They were James Buchanan
Fades, engineer; Pasrick Henry, pa
triot and statesman; William Thomas
Green Morton, physician; August
Saint Gaudens, sculptor; Roger Viii
liams, preacher and founder of the
state of Rhode Island. and Alice Free
man Palmer, teacher.
Mark Twain Gets II Votes.
Mark Twain who was voted in by
the 101 electors under his true name,
Samuel Langhorne Clemens and Nor
ton, received more votes than any of
the others. each being named by ~
electors. In the case of each of the
seven, 81 votes we're necessary to
elect.
The names submitted to the cleo
tors in this election were divided into
fifteen classes according to the pro
fession of the candidates. The elec-
tors are selected college presidents,
historians and auditors. present oftic-
ials. and women Of affairs. ~
Susan B. Anthony Loses Out.
John Brown, the abolotionist, re-
seived twenty-one votes in the reform
ers' class; John Paul Jones forty-four.
among the soldiers and sailors. Sam
uel Adams, Father of the American
Revolution" got forty-two votes and
William Penn, eleven, among the
statesmen In the artist class,
which also included actors, James A.
Mcneil Whistler, received thirty-one
votes and Joseph Jefferson fifteen.
Susan B. Anthony, the suffragist
LEADER Martha Washington and Pc
cahontas Rolfe were unsuccessful can
didates in their respective fields.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02
IFRRY SIMPSON
AND HIS SOCKS
But Sauce for the Gander
Wouldn't Work on the
Goose

The fact that Miss Alice NJ. Rob
..,s"r. who will be the second wom-
a, over elected to congress, has
.,,ourgcd that she has never wori
swvhlus hut cotton stockings and
II. NOT intend to indulge herself in
~ Injury Of silk hosiery. brings TO
,ni,d that It was Just 80 years ago
,bst mere man from Kansas wa
aiorf,d tu serve in the house of
,snreserfatiyos because he made the
les,a In his campaign that he was
100 poor 20 wear socks.
That individual was Jerry Simp.
,o, ~ Medicine Lodge. who was
,,sc,ed on the peoples party ticket.
tio u,s dubbed "Socklcss Jerry"
,na quite naturally there was gem
arsi curiosity to see what sort OF an
Individual Kansas had sent to Wash.
lng-on to help make laws for the
nation.
She Asks n question.
shortly after simpson entered
unon Nj. duties as congressman from
,be Slnflowcr state Mrs. Charlotte
smith. well known in Washington
by reason uf the fact thot gho cham
pionrd the Cpus" of women wage.
earnors through a weekly ncwspa-
III she puhliehed in this city, got
80 cuufIb with the member from
Kansas boz front OF the telegraph Of
fees .u the maia corridor near the
hall of the house.
After they had talked on matters
of lex Station for some moments,
Mrs Smith. then a woman Of pre-
possessing appearance and as
brigh, as she was good looking,
glanced Al the feet of the peoplo's
party representative and said: by
the way Mr., simpson | wish you
would pull up your trousers and let
me see II Il il really true. as report
ed in the public prints. that you do
not wear socks"
Mr.. Smith NonplIsscd.
Il Will quickly answered the
Medicine Lodge man. 'if YOU will
then be kind enough TO lift up your
dress SO that all OF us here IN the
corrdor--men and women both
can see what kind of stockings. II
ay'. you as the friend Of working
aomcn can afford to wear in times
like these
Mrs. Smith was taken so by sur.
prise that she blushed greatly and
Instantly took to her heels, much TO
the amusement of the bystanders
II 'sockless Jerry" were alive now
he would not even have TO strain
bis eyes in walking through the
corridors 20 find out what sort OF
T"cFirgs The women are wearing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02
MOTORCYCLES AN uh,,t. 4,
BOARD AND ROOMS


utHpY mossouscr s"t,lcc. codet
JACOBS HOTEL
fitrpruuf throughout uicc clean rooms,
~ and 81 20 u,r uight, o. and y pct
week. #us last FifAt
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DRIVER DETAILS
FLIGHT IN TEXAS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
dN M II anyone should kin a per.
,1" ana get across tho line into
MeA1co what could be done with
,Hem' She then broke down and
yesah 'n cry and said that she had
uot man Sunday at hotel In
n'ufnorc, She said she had shot
m'h IN the stomach. She said there
NeIe only two persons In the world
.'4l knew why and that was the
nan and her, She asked me
""a' hInd of gun one should use
oe sure TO kill IA person. whether
new or old. ! told her that an old
ssun tnai was rusted was the best
.or killing "A fellow. She said she
,"Nhed she had known this Shc
,UH mo that two men packed her
nu"hs ana sent hem north to Kan.
s Cl.P ana that was the way she
l"Ii''d tho officers. She said
20, man she shot was very wealthy.
h., she refused To tell me wha
M m name was but said | would find
III ihe next SO hours. - !
S,,", To-" suspicious OF her and re-
r-S'u 20 take her farther than Cisco
w where | leit her about els
"edn'"|ly morning.
''sH ilCkct 10 III Puso,
oht paid me $3.50 more and SEN
,o "G 10 m" station to get her "A ticket
~ ~ III iaso, Texas. then took her
Wv w., motel short way from the a..
,icm "hrtc | left her In Conversa-
Lsa, WIN the porter. | came on
ra,h TO Dallas and talked with some
ba"cshlrn. when | told him of this
m auN'''d me % call the county at.
d,,"ey AZ ArdmOre, This did sun
ss, az ana talked about $3.50 Sunday
,bir'h"on. | have no interest in
yar ys matter other than stating the
- ana when the cpunty attorney
bon, Ardmorc called on me at M,
po,I'u sunday night in company with
I,s sergeant Bonner of the Dali
T,. ptIc" force. I called them into
u6, "uuSe and there OF my own free
r,n made the statement OF the
nS 80 AZ substan ially set out above,
.s,,,as ,,oished in the presence Of Wit
.,,,, "E. W. SAILS.
,.C, J, NITTRUP.
=, L, ISBELL"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02

FOR HEST-S.ceping room wsiking dis.
tanco. So per week. can Cedar 77i.
NICELY furnished south bedroom. s2i 4.
Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02
LEGAL.
published IN. Tulsa Daily World, Nov. 90.
iss'i is IL, x S,s 3 =. ;os ,2. 10. y. q.
-. ?s 2s and 2i. World pubi,.h,n,

Pnneli'hed in. Tulsa Daily World, Nov. 30.
is' II, ,t Ts' =. ;os, 10. y. Y.
e. ss. as. and al, a. World rusilsh,in1s rsil i1
NogIGn 81, T. OF f.; SPECIAL MEETING OF
NATioNAL nANk or TULSA
,oISsl. NID'ise i rsr hereby gwen to ne shar.
tulsa, that special mec;ins ~ he hsHS ab,Ss g.
holders has been called by the p,rsr,c,.
tor and viii be- held on Tuesday. pecem.
A. ~ a. the banking house ot tsid Rank
IN the Ci'y II Tulsa. oklahoma
me object Of the special meeting 10 10
soIdstion" % ""q bciwdc" 70 pS' TS TRS9n r"n Of con
,tsnk ot TULSA and The Union National
nank ~ Tulsa, undcr the charter ot Thc
by ar agreement lctwecn tho birsctor.
ot ne two said banks and under the Act
oi '9"ttess of November z. lpts. provid
Banks ''N""'
~, order Of the poard Of Directors.
ROSCOE ADAMS. '''''"'
cashier
r,pbli.hcd in tulsa Daily World Nov so
e, 2S ls and ~ World rubfsh,ns
NoTiGE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
SHARE HOLDERS 6F THE uSioN VI
NATioNAi. BANK OF TULSA
Notice Is hereby given to the share
holders Of The Union National Bank ~
Tulsa that speci,i meeting uf the share
holders has been called by the Directors
Tor and viii be held on TUESDAY. Decofn.
hor ~. 1920. at the hour Of ten o'clock
NJ, at the banking house OF said Bank
In the City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The object of the meeting In TO consider
anu 10 pass upon n plan Of consolidation
between Tho First National Rank ~ TULSA
and The Unton National Bank " Tulss
under the charter uf The First National
R1nk nf TnIss, as proposed by an agree.
mont between the Directors uf the two
said banks and under the Act ~ Congress
ot November = 1917. providing for the
consolidation of National Ranks.
l'y order ~ Board OF Directors
Dated this 2yth day Of November 1870
w, T.. BROWN
~ President.
CashtC..
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REPUBLICAN, TALK
IS ON COMMITTEE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

NpN ! ANA iD fRDM fAGE ONE
perfect confidence in the organi2a e.
ton and the chairman, there would
be no opportunity for factionalism
and bitterness in the conduct Of
party affairs either within or with
out the state.
The matter of federal patronage
enters very little into the plans of
those seeking this way out of the
difficulty, as but comparatively few
Oklahomans are Interested in the
FEDERAL patronage matter. The idea
is that with state campaign loom
Ing just ahead, with the state chair
man the recognized authority in
whom all have confidence, every Of.
iort should b" directed TO maintain.
ing The integrity of the state organ
iation and keeping 1t in perfect har-
mony with the senatorial and con-
gresional delegation.
Harmony Sought After.
The FEELING IL we'll nigh universal
That only Harris can do this, and
ne Is being asked to suppress any
ambition he may have to become
national committeeman until n later
daie when his friends will take
pleasure in satisfying his ambition
without division.
l. '''N - ''h'lN what is going on
~ repNblican circles in Oklahoma
lhqu'Silonably Harris can secure the
s,Ilorsrment OF the state committee
Notwithstanding much talk and
roth to the contrary, there Is but
yHe uhctrtainty--wil Harris claim
Ine honor for himself at this time
any expose perfect state organ
Nauoh 10 iactionalism or will he
SUPPRESS his ambition until more
either way. '
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02

foR KENT-.aSlcrpins room, modern an
close iu. private home. Phone Usage 7bs!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02
PURELY PERSONAL

HlpNbIlST
MAGICIAN FROM INDIA
Professor Mchindar singh. who will give
wonderful exhibition Of mysterious
Hindu tricks music. appears In native
pointmeuts made over telephone. Usage
$500, Joseph AaTcd, Manager
FOR ADOPTiON--Three babies Ills L..
Cleveland. Guthrie, Okla. Telephone
3tT
WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANiTARiUM
OF young women: rates reasonable: babies
sTsStsr sSSSsa ,Si7 81 a.r sS%sn SEsnam. seis, es.
FAtRMorNT MATERSiTY HOsFITAL
abe may work tor board babies adopt,
ed. write for booklet Mrs r ~ Long
1917 T, 27th st Kansas city Mo.
wANTED-Chlldren to take care Of while
parents are at work. az $. Quincy.
sPE,IAL NOTICES Q
GREETING CARDS S-Phone Usage 1850
for samples. purcell Printing Co. 223
East Third.
| CHRIST GOVRAN Will not be respon'
sibc FOR any debts made by my WIFE,
Emma Govran after Nov 2s,
WANT to know the Whereabouts OF my
sister, Sadie Austin, last heard - IN
Tulsa, 1914, drop letter In the General
al1ONoHiiEs ron >iLE ~
FOR SAIE--l9l3 Olds roadster, perfect
running order Usage 1911.
FOR SALE---lgls 5-pUssenger baby grand
chevrolet, perfect running order easy
terms Usage G2C5.
FOR sALE--One new %. *. truck. "a To Q
tons. $500 cash takes II. 3ls 4. Second
ST.
FORD pr sale 1890 model in fine con.
ditoF good paint, leaving town. At
Eureka springs Watef Co, Thursday
1899 FORD touring cs,i run 1000 miles;
cheap. Phone Cedar 1860,
CASH TALkS--A f,e-passenger Hupmo.
bile touring car. firs' class condition,
$3.50. Call Usage 9tse, ask for Jimmy"
MARION -HAnLEY chummy roadster,
excellent mechanical condition and a
good looking car" $50, with 1850 cash.
can Usage s5s6, ask Tor Jimmy
LIGHT buck six, passenger for sale
cheap n taken at once. Inquire at
1901 D., burnett
MlLL TRADE almost new Packard tour.
ing car, 1870 model, on property. Osag.
2lal or w!ite 5!-H care - World
FOR SALE--lgIs Chandler Chummy, in
Al condittur, OF viii trade for or 6
-1Oius of furni ure whore house eau be
rented, Phone owner l771.
FoR sNLE--STIT2 TOURING CAR ~
Al SHAPE, Will. SELL At mo
SACRIFicE. LEAVING CITY MUST
SELL. CALL Ar HOTEL TuLSA or
OsAGE 90s6. MR. ROSiTHHf,
FORD SEDAN need money. Look II
over, Usage 733.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02

FINSlSIlED room In steam heated apart
mont close ~, for one or two gentle
men. References Usage 1863,
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DODGE touring car. good condittd no
reasonable cash offer refused. will trade
Tor diamond. call Osngc ss75
STuDEBAKER Seven.pasaenser, new
dition. yf7k. can n. sos, n, 10 sn,,,h
Cincinnati VIII trade for roadster.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02

IWD ROOMS. ground floor, porch, well
wat"rpIiNate bath aud garage, furnished
fDr hgusoF"e ping oHage 71G9.N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02

iGui not sEKErri>U ROOMS IA
ruWEH modern furnished tooms s23 x
Frisco.
sEcuSp o.. lIoe Two modern lirht
housrhr'Iuus rooms In private home.
prHrV 81. -
TWO ROOMS fyr urht housekeeping can
between nud 30. zoe y tniun. Usage
th2' a.
HurSEEErriNG room. ,S6 y Detroit
OpaIc "t2s
HNSION. s. Na.One large dpvustairA
Housekeeping and also one upstairs ftuur
ROOM furnished lisht Housekeeping Osags
LtENENrU u io9-Two furnished
house k"rping rooms
THUEE MupEHN light housekeeping
rooms sii X Guthrie.
I.NNBE housekeeping room. also slecp.
iug room. Usage ei6g,
CtNCtNNATl. y llo9 Two rooms nicely
furnished. adjoining bath very dcsir.
able, o'cpthins furnished. os'g" san
ONE INUuE light housekeeping room.
large closet. adjoining bath. cedar
2otC. J
TuREE MOpENN rooms. furnished or un.
furnished Tor light housekeeping. suit
able for four adults. osagc 7Abo.
WILSON BLpG az, u. second. Phone
Usage s2b.
BASEMENT rooms and also one upstairs
room Tot iight housekeeping. Usage
3s!s
\ SUITE ot lght housekeeping rooms.
cedar goo
TWO Sizes housekeeping rooms, modern.
y. Hunis Usage oIiO
TWO ruRNisuED lisht housekeeping
rooms. over garage, small family. SO ~.
tFhtNHHnA Ihgnp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02
AUTOMOBILES


~ ro- ron uiRt--GNNAcr> u,
FOR NINN Gnrarn 90 7of IS. cincinnati
psaEr 1851
CfilNENNE. Ilg1- Modern garage.
Phone Usage bSJ3
DNU,uE Won REST u5 N. Msin. Iaree
enough f't repair shop
SMALL. gur1Lc ,ur Icut at 213 y.
lr.~to OHus, hH-s
MOTORCYCLES N>n n,,,,its Is
h'N'lE f'f sHlc tDu cedar l166.
lug sN'E Sew bicycle. .on lts. will
e.l f'f $50 'oi south Houston.
lpE BICYCLES, ur,. ana acccs
surics. come to l22 " FIRST rul-
~ Auto tNclc GO tiNu shop,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-02
AUTOMOBILES

~
DODGE tcufins. cat good condi,ld no
reasonable cash offer refused will trade
tor diamond. Call usaec ss75.
sTuDEBAKER - Seven passenger, new
diiion, ,i5S can be seen at ho south
cincinnati WI trade FOR roadster.
FORD coupe, fine condition; all over.
sized tires. practically new. 200 East
second. Cedar lis.
FOR sNi.E--Buick touring car model 4,
good tires, mechanically perfect, same
es nov 81 200 cash Phone Cedar 1859.
j. y. Harrison.
ron sALr--uuick roads or, model 1870.
good as new cord tir"si 200 cash ).
| bargain. Inon5 GEAR 1852. J. 4. Har-
tisnn.
tuHp DELIVERY car for sale ~ viii
trhdc Tor good horse and wagon. can
/ THIS evening at 1909 ". Second. Phone
1895 BrYS an Oakland Touring Car.
Running order and nearly new
tires Somebody will buy this quick.
FRED SHAW MOTOR CORP.
liz : boulder Phone OSagu S9iS
BUICK I. roadster good condition. no
,,t"p'fs needed. Must SCI! THIS week
'2Se. SOM, terms. Vance. ~ $ BOULDER
FQR SALE. podre commercial truck
bargain. can Usage 77,7.
FOR sALE--Now Appcrson anniversary
IN" lei rassens.r, sells fot $500
/ WI hell Tor ~ 600 lees ala, o. Cadillac
pltis0Gtr Rams Killings Cadillac co.
ron sALE-Hrsnd new o.hand Six Sc
dan. on dealers floor VIII sell at s. $50.
Lees than wholesale. regular ptic. s., $50 /.
reason agency discouitnued Write or
telephone Automobile sales CO.. shawnee,
! okla.
ONE FORD touring car. 1920 model,
with ilousicr sub carburptcr.
with shock absorbcrs. electric start
Cr. engine Al condition, for sale
cheap. III ;. Elwood.
TON TRUCK for sale or trade.
Priced right, must sell Cedar
1855.
ron SALE---A good running Z passenger
chandler car Tor sac, very cheap for
roadster or touring Usage sts5.
AiTOMOWIIts ron sN,r -
FORD sedan FOR cash This ycsr's model.
Electric starter, shock absuthets, good
tires. steering lock wheel. In good running
.order. can cedar SO or cedaI S9S.
FRANKLIN five passenger wire wheels
touring car, equipped five Goodyear cord
tires. driven less than 1000 miles. WIN
sacrifice to sell quick. G. j. Tucker.
Carthage, Mo.
FOR sALE--wiley SlN, first-cisss me
chanically. good cat. just rcfinishedi !
for sale worth the money. Phone Cedar
1912
1913 MODEL FORD good condition.
What have your Phone Usage 1880
w II. Iuthy.
TWO FoRDs, one overland one Dodge
for sale. G33 y. Main. Usage u76.
FOR SAIE--l9i9 Ford touring car; good
tires and runs good, $3.50. 1871 L.
Easton.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17

tieth Field Artillery, Forty-second
("RainbOw') division. He was in
command of the regiment throughout
the war and was with the army of oc-
cupation in Germany until April, 1917.
Previous to his service in the World
war Mr.. Tyndall had long been inter.
cstcd in military affairs. He enlisted
in Battery A of the Indiana National
Guard in October, 1897. The battery
vas mustered into the Twenty-seventh
Indiana Volunteer Battery on May 10,
1898, becoming a part of the eXpe-
dictionary forces in Porto Rico during
August and September of that year.
In 1900 he enlisted in the reorganized
Indiana National Guard and served as
corporal, sergeant, lieutenant, and
captain of Battery A until 1913, when
he was promoted to major of the First
Battalion. Indiana Field Artillery. He
served IN the Mexican border from
July, 1916 to January, 1917, and re-
ceived the rank of colonel in April,
1917.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17

Poland and many times were cited for
their daring in action.
The charter members of KoSciuSko
post we're: Capt. Merriam G. Cooper Of
Jacksonville, Fla, who has been re-
ported missing; Capt. A. H. Kelly,
Richmond, Va; Capt. Edward Korsi,
Brooklyn Lieut.. G. NJ. Crawford. Will
mington, Del; Lieut.. Kenneth o.
Shrewsbury, Charleston, w. Va;
Lieut.. Carl Clark, Tulsa, Okla; Lieut..
Edwin Noble, Boston, Mass; Lieut..
e. W. Chess, Ell Paso, Tex, and Lieut..
f. p. Graves, Boston, Mass. who has
been killed. The squadron was formed
under the command of Maj. G. e.
Fauntleroy of Chicago. Joe Stehlin of
Sheepshead Bay, l.. l., who served two
years with the French aviation service
and won many decorations, Joined the
kosciusko squadron as a captain after
the post had been organized.
"Tell 'em, If folks ever get discon-
tented with things back home, they
ought to have a look at central Eu-
rope" was the message that came
from Captain Cooper when the post
was formed, 'and Their thank God for
America and put their backs into the
fight to keep America sane"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-17
Ancient Christmas Custom

Many quaint customs are observed
at Christmas time in various English
country parishes. In that of Cumnor.
In Berkshire, of which the living Is n
vicarage and the church a beautiful
specimen of an old English parochial
edifice, all who pay tithes repair, af.
ter evening service on Christmas day.
to the vicarage where the vicar il
held in duty bound, by a usage en-
turtles old. to regale them with four
bushels of malt brewed into ale or
beer, two bushels of wheat baked into
bread. and half a hundred weight of
cheese. Any remnants of this feast
are distributed among the poor of the
parish after morning prayer the next
day.