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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
ORGANIZE LIGHT
ARTILLERY UNITS
General Barrett Will Lo-
cate One Battery in
This City.
WANTS A BATTALION
O,d First Regiment Will Be
Reorganized in a Short
Time, Is Report. :.
n ,.O.i...d Press sa,o Wire.

nEI.AlIOMA CITY Jan. l7.--Ad-
,r,1r Of battalion Of light field
sr,iIery 20 the oklahoma national
~',,r5 I, expected TO be accomplished
eg.n 40 days, according 10 Ad-
,,,anf General Charles +. barrett
L. vas ln his office today for the
49, time In 10 days, having Just
re,'irn.d from Washington where he
,,rg.rrad with the militia bureau
=, ihs war department and attended
meeting Of adJutauts- general OF
other states.
batteries will be organized at
Oklahoma city. Tulsa and Okmul-
600 according TO plans OF the ad-
'n,ant general II the cities desig-
naied are unable to organize the
wnfs' others will be asked to take
their paces Each battery VIII be
souipped with four 75-millimeter
rms which will be drawn by cater
nli,r tractors. General Barrett OBJ
,alneJ from the department during
nj. stay in Washington change OF
orders regarding the states artil-
lerv quota. making It motor drawn
instead Of Morse drawn.
REORGANIZATION of the old First in
tanfry is included in the adjutant
GENERALS plan for the extension OF
the guard Although the state al
ready has us full quota OF infantry
units ne SAi today he expected to
,xceed thl; limit by adding another
exceed that limit by addin Eanothcr
Infantry regiment. The new regi-
,aeut win be organized before July
!, he said
Saltwater will be the home sta
ton OF A company OF engineers %
10 organized At once. A radio com
p,ry " the signal corps will be To-
Gated at Norman. Formation OF the
foregoing units with that OF the
new hospital almost ready for
recognition At shawnee will give
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18

YOU'LL find the evidence Of this fact in the stylish suits and
at $40 and upward If had TO
considerably for this quality
quality that will interest in these fine clothes
styles that won't their like
where.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
Postpone cattle Nic,aing.


NperIh 70 TNN WOfTU-
rAWHUSlIA. Jan. l7.--Owing to
tho uuctrIaihly OF the arrival Of
trains aui tho impassabinty Of couu-
try roads as = result of the recent
81 owstorui, the midwlutor conNcu
tiOu Of tho OsuHc County Pure
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18

Coming-"The Rainbow Girl"
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18

For few cents you can get a
handy tin box OF genuine "Baycr
Tablets ot Aspirin" containing -
tablets. Druggists also sell larger
"Baycr" packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark OF Baycr Manufacture
Of Observation-Disclosures Of Salcyli-
acid --Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18

Special 20 The World
IElSrOW. Jau III Tho Frisco
railway mere is eulargiug its depot
tur freight ana passenger service n'
a cost OF $4,000 The receipts ~ tho
lrCu office last year amounted TO
.r.lTfv 81 400 600
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18

breeders association nnd the Usage
County Fair association, which was
to hc held here today has been post
l,ncd. 40 date Tor The meeting has
bCCn set
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18

You want relief quickly and
safely Then insist on 'Iiaycr Tab
lets, Of Aspirin" stamped with the
"Bayer Cross"
The name "Baycr" means You are
getting genuine Aspirin prescribed
by phyaiciaua FOR over Is years.
and proved safe by millions Of peo-
pie.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
TUIsA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, JANUARY Is. 1870

signed by J. NJ Eaton for s5 bore
the date Of 1905 Tho che ks were
turned over TO Mr.. Thceson by MIR.
Gerard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
Ups Ncw water and Ligh, Head.

PONCA CITY. Jan. l7.-Phillip
Dunton. who resigned the position OF
superintendent OF the water and light
plant two years ago, TO enter the
army service. was re employed last
night at meeting Of the city coun-
ell to succeed T.. ". Merriticld. The
municipal electric plant is being re-
built to a considerable extent at the
present time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
Maximum style and
value i'm OverCOatS

TT WOULD be very strange indeed if like this selling
than "A million dollars worth of clothing
failed better than other Oklahoma clothing
those things that happen. For
offer the of value who here
clothes
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-08
TuEsDAr. MAr IITB. bod.
at 10 o'clock .. m. sharp,

the following described property: f head of stock. gray horse year. old. i chestnut horse. 10 years old. rearlings, $ cows -four new miichl, calves. I Ayrshire bull, i one-horEs Buckeye moving machine. ] two-horKs farm wagon. ] so-foot extension lad der. l wheelbarrow. ] cutsway harrow. horse rake, l springtooth harrow. set of ream harness, l heavy express hzrneEa 1 light harness. l Eclipse weeder, 50 White Leghorn hens. l M plow. l sidehill blow, 1 Planet, Jr-. cultivator. ] Eclipse corn planter. grindstone. hammers and drills. chains and bars, 1 set of tackle and falls democrat wagon. 1 cider press. or ( cords of wood, and numerous other ar ticies; l one-horse farm wagon. light express wagon. ] Concord bug gy. ] top buggy. ] spraying outfit. 50 feet of hose lnsed one scasonD. near ly new Syracuse reversible piow. ] light driving harness. Deeriug now ing machine.
 As [ have sold my farm. these goods
 will positively be sold to the highest bidder.
 If said day proves stormy. sale will take place next fair week day follow ing.
 HENRY CREIGHTON Norwich Town. R. F. D. s. maylTuThSMTu
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-08

FOR SALE-One pair Holstein oxen 5 years old. Telephone 1S66-12. Leroy Lathrop. maySd i.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-08
wAHTE,n
nooKKEEPER ANp cI

BooKKEEPER AND CHATTER.
 Prefer man with experience with construction company, Good po6EttoA Tor the right man. Write stating ex- mrNEN-ooNKx CoKSrRuezrew co.
 ftandFenF, Conn. -ltt Tel Danie1son 42-i2. nayid
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-08
AUCTION

VIII pc so!a al pnpAc auclen on
 SATURDAY, MAY s, 1920.
 at p. m~ at Bean Hill Green. No. Huntington Ave. the following articles Of house hold furniture: Two chamber sets. rypose feather beds, uattresseS old bedsteads. chairs. haircloth set in good shape, stove and kitchenware. and other articles too numerous 10 mem ton Sale rain or shine.
 msy5d A W. LILLIBRTDGE-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-08
LICENSED ENGINEERS
 AND PILOTS FOR NEW YORK HARROR

PILOTS eIeo, ENGINEERS sfse FER MONTH"; EIGHT-HoUR DAT, FnfE AND ONE-HAIE AFTER EIGHT HOURS, SIX DAYS FER WEEK. ALI YEAR AROUND, PER MABEET P0srTToNss PLACns TO mE FILLED VACATED BY MnN wRo aUFT SERVICE wFrHoUT MAKING AMT DEMANDS wHATHvFR- TFsfe is NOT A sTRukR-BREAfrIMc AD- vEHrIsESusNT. APPLY TO R. M. SMITH. ASSISTANT sUPEnIMrnE. DENT, NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RATIlRoAD, NEW LONDON. nayd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-08
\ Bulletin Want
 Advertisement Will Get It
, WANTEo--FsmaIs

Working housekeeRer by q widow in 2 village. Address F.. care of Bulletin. n1aySdS
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-08
A Bulletin For Sale Advertisement Will Sell It
FoR SALE

! FOH SALE-Two young sows, to far row in about one month, weight 275 lbs.reach.S Joseph ". Boucar, Atwood vile, Conn. maySd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-08
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell It
- - . - FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

First class 25o-acre farm. pleasant location, main improved state road, mail and telephone service. excellent house, garages, poultry houses for 1000 hens, sheds and outbuildings, all in good condition 100 acres smooth. fertile fields. f68 acres spring watered pastures, balance woodland, stream through farm. running spring; water at buildings, S5.000, $1.090 cash,
 TrXon's Agency, WiIIin,anfic, Conn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28

cay, ay, sir! Dohanfme il, a.
lie jen zvolna. Budeme-li pokra
covati jen takto, nedohonfme
onu lod' drive, jak Ultra rano".
"To je dplne v poradku",
rekl kapitan, kdyz mu byla
zprava podana. "Udrzujte il
stale v te same rychlosti. ia me-
dbam dohoniti LODI onu drive,
jak az "a denniho svetla". Ma
to odesel do sve kajuty, ably Sc
trochu prospal, zanechaje LODI
pod velenfm mladeho porucfka
Ethela.
Justin setrval ma palube je-
Ste chvili a pax odesel "a kapi-
tanem.
Vyjma tohoto nespal te noci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28
'SvET's

ma lodi nikdo, nebot' myslenka,
re valecna LODI tato podnika
honbu ma LODI loupeznickou, u
drzela vzhdru kazdeho.
Britomarta nezamhourila a.
nj Okla, jsouc We bdeni udrzova-
na neunavnym jazykem Judi
ty, ktera stale mluvila jen Ii
tfejsim boji a oSpodilu, jaky
sama bude brati ma mem.
"Sure, ma'am, ia doufam, ze
kapitan vykaze mi tez mfsto
nejake! Postavf-li mne k nekte
remu z tech velkych kanonh,
budu z nej stffleti jako ktery-
koliv tech nejlepsfch delo-
strelcG. A kdyz ne to, mohu a.
lespon podavati Jim naboje!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28
9eeoeoeoeeSSc90oooOoOo0OO0
Zajata nevssta.
Roman styrech dilech od pi .. E. N Southworthovs
Pro 'Domacnost' pfelozl Hugo Chotek.
ocexeoeooooooo
XIV. Honba.

pTisahala
nadutosti svoji, ze valecna
zloba
nasi zhabf zem a nase blaho
zru3.?
Jich sionu krvi smyla valeena
doba.
Marn6 utikal najemce g rob
al,
kdy-. porazky hro7ne, ~
hrobu Sc bal,
neb ptapor mas hvezdns-tv
vltezre vlaje,
by hrdin zachranil svobodne
kraje!"
Pristfho rama odplula valec-
ma Loo leste pred svitan{m.
Slibna vcera povetrrost nezme-
Mia sc ani V nejmensim a lod'
plujici s1nerem severovychod-
MIN leteia pres Why jako la
but, ura1ejic jedenact uZld "a
hodinu.
A po cely den byli uestujici
nasi ma palube, procha- ejice Sc
q bavice s3 mezi sebou vecer
sesli Sc kajute kapitana ku
hre ' kay.
u 5toi1tci loce vsak bedlive
patr1l, 30 obzolu a We steznim
kosl by, We dnc v noci muz, pa
traje : olive po lodi nejake a
ably reunaril sc pills, vystri-
dan byi kazde dv6 hodiny il
nym.
Avsak dnove a noci plynuly,
aniz by jakesi znamky bylo po
Sea Scourge, nebo kterekoli To-
iii jine. DGstojnici namornici
stavali Sc net 'p6livynli.
''Proklete nestesti!" zvolal
kapitan jednoho dne. "Jiz je
tomu pGl leta. % vypluli jsme
2 New Yorku, abychom pochy-
tall vsechny rebelske lode, kfi-
zuilci v techto konGinach a do
sue 1levideli jsme ami jednu.
Jedine dobrodruzstvi, jehoz
isme 2ozili, je, ze vysvobodili
ismc vas z pusteho ostrova".
Podoon6 vyslovovali Sc dd-
stojnici, neochabujice ovsem
We sv6 hAdlivosti, isouce pre-
svedcen', re drive nebo pozde-
il, piece jen srazi Sc nekde 8
loupeznickou lodi il zajmou.
Jednohn vecera konecne,
kdyz m6sic jasne ozafoval da-
leAy ob2or, zvola' muz v kosi
najednou radostn6: Sail ho!"
Ddstoinici vyskotili jako OF,
kdvS zavzni valecny roh.
"Na ktere strane?" tazal Sc
dGstoinfk straz majici.
"Asi tfi etupna na soverovv-
cho !"
"co je to 70 'od'?"
az lie ureiti dosud!''
Iezi touto vvm6nou otazek
cdpov6di sedel kapitan kid
ne u s.olu. hraie Sc svtmi ho
sty whist. Slysel sice volanf strs
2e v kosi. nedbal toho ale, ny.
brz i1ral klidn6 dale.
Poie1nou vessel do kainty pc
ruS'k Ethel a pczdraviv po vo
ienslu, oznamovaI.
"Dovolte, abycil oznami
vam, sir ze obievili jsr ma OBJ
zoru cizs LODI"
"Jakou' Poznali iste lei
barvy?" tdzal Sc kapitAn kid
ne, rozd5"aie ka~tv, jakoby s.
mic neby % pfihodilo.
"Nele'i isme pfi1eaitost X tt
mn, pro ole or iakmile ma.
pos = a. dala Sc ma dtek".
"ro 1okazuie. ze 10 to bud
Son Scor~ra nebo lima lod' dr.,
hu poaobneho. Pozepnate vse
chm n'acftv a ~ ,t'te Sc "a nj
- Cervenh iako trnmf, Kapla
ne. Wv vvnAsite a nv ma vss &c
kame' S'esno Convers. deite S
no7or' Hraiame pro pos'ndn
s'v"h' ret' kapitan klidne, V,
ha7ufo ,.art..
M'ad1 dh,to'rrk odesel n.
Dal"hu. ahv vv'onal rozkaz X:
.~str~>
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28
Hlasujte YES patkrate zachrante na$e skoly
i nase meesto.
The Citizens Tax Relief Committee:

Mrs. z. A. Hamann
JoJseph p. Harris
+. w. Harvey
Mrs John S. Hathaway
Frederick A. Henry
Mrs. j. r. Hinchcliffe
Eva j.. Jaffa
Mrs. S. II. Kavanaugh
Rev. c. e. LeBlond
William G.. Lee
Carl Lorenz
Ida p. Mexican
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28

Charles e. Adams
'Orion Alexander
Florence e. Allen
Alfred A. Benesch
M. F.. Bramley
C. w. Brand
Fred Fl. Galley
Legion e. Carter
Clarence III. Ceilings
William r. Conners
Thomas Coughlin
George A. Coulton
w. e. Dana
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28


ITO jsme i'm dali, slecno
Conyers, Pokusfme Sc to,
ably jsme obehrali je jeste jed
nou?" small Sc kapitan, shra- |
buje rozhozene karty.
ooh, nikoli! Prosim, nechte |
mas jiti ma palubu a pfihlizeti
honbe!" zadala Britomarta.
"Vas?" zvolal kapitan v IL
divu.
"Ano, mne!" odvetila Brito-
marta rozhodne.
"Bdh chran moji dust "a IL
va, - tato mlada DANA je boje
zrovna tax zadostiva, jako KITE
rykoli z nas!" small Sc kapitan.
"Vsadil bych Sc, ze potrva-li
valka " nasf vlasti do te DOLBY
az ona sc tam dostane, jiste sc
il z1castnf take".
"ProG ne?" odpovedela Bri-
tomarta ohnive, hledfc zadosti-
We ku vchodu v touze, aby jiz
byla ma palube.
"Nemusfte TAX spechati, mo-
ie mlada damo", konejsil il
kapitan, "nebot' az pfijdete ma
palubu, neuvidite mic, nezli mo
Re nebe".
"a coz ia ciza lod'?"
cave, ia ciza LODI! Tu Wy ne
write. nebot' je vzdalena cd
mas ma mnoho mil. Moji lide o.
vsem mohou il videti, nebot'
mali velice ostra skla. Drive,
nezli Ultra rano sotva asi il uvi-
dite".
"A rano? CO pax sc stane?"
t5zala Sc prudce a v o6ich "a
svitl il zvlastni ohen.
"Ano! Ultra rano! Tu bude-
re asi svadkvni male sarvatky!
Fumph! Wv byla iste liz We
stfedu vichfice. zazila iste stro
skotanf lode. bvla jste vysaze-
ma ma pust1 ostrov nynf pro-
delate sebou ieste namofnf
bitvu. Tolik We SVEN zivote pro-
dalala iist9 maloktera zena".
"Avsak namofnf bitva -"
"Nebesa! Jak oci vase zaff,
mlada damo! Snad nechtela
byste byt u nektereho della Is
ira rano?"
"Zajiste!" zvolala mlada a.
mazonka.
Po t6to rozmluve vsichni wy
sli ma palubu, kde nalezli ce-
leu posadku V nejvetsi cinnosti
patrnem rozcileni.
"Well, Mr.. Ethel, dohanfme
onq LODI, ci pluje ona tez tax
rychle jako my?" tazal Sc ka-
pitan prvnfho sveho dustojni-
ka.
"My zGstavame trochu poza-
due. odpovedel mlady muz u
ctive.
"Ten d'abel! Avsak tyto lou
peznicke lode jsou zname CO
rychloplavebni! Napnete vse-
chny plachty, co jich mattel"
Rozkaz byl dan dale a Okla
mite vykonan. Hned ma to we
pnula Sc LODI jako plnokrevny
of, kdyz v bocfch pocitil ostru-
by a jako sipka letela pres pc
nfcf Sc vlny.
Britomarta chv6la Sc rozcile-
MIN a oprela Sc o ram9 Justina,
protoze lod' kolebala sc slime a
ona sotva mohla udrzeti sc ma
nohou.
"Slecno Conyers, poslec
te me rady a dovolte, abych
dovedl vas dolI do vasi kaju-
ty". pravil Justin.
"Dfkv". odpov9d9la a nasle
dovala iei volne: Justin vrati
Sc pax nahoru a pridruzil Sc
ku kapitanu.
"Pane Ethel, podiveite Sc
zfskali-li jsme n9co v behu"
pravil tento po nekolika minu.
tach.
CAV. ay, sir!" odvetil mlady
dustoinfk a kdyz bvl poodesel
nekolik krokh. zvolal ma stra7
l'v kosi stozarovem: Mast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28

Frank B. Meade
Charles w. Mears
Or. A. B. Meldrum
d. f. Morgan
C. J. Neal
J. r. Mutt
John J. Owens
A. G.. Paine
John w. Reynolds
DR.. w. A. scullen
Delbert j. Shattuck
Albert Il. Skeel
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29
THE SANDWICH

When yer@Sa E1"s info r. taa
ranF and of6ers sandN.eh 81 little
knows nor little cases perhaps. fha
history that's come aown .lssoagh lie
cenlnries. as % iaat baw The ioWly
ssadWbh Eot Is name
Bas psrhaps oae prieks up his ears
whsn told that gambling vas AZ the
rssos II II To The same man. history
tells u. Is dse The credit Tor the nam
ms ~ the sandwich ard TIE naminr
Of the Sandwich Islands He vas
John Nonfasl. Fourth Earl 81 sand
wich.
The earl was considerable Of a pub
lie man. Il seems. a good debater.
and a sporting man. He Was an In
veterate gambler. IS a result Of this
he frequently gambled all through his
meal hours. sending out The story
has It. tor "a slice o. meat between
two pieces of bread there one has
il. the sandwich
Ard lust 10 make the memory OF
the iaventor Of the sandwich indeli-
BILE. Capt Iames Cook. that wonder
full navigator named the Sandwich ~
lands FOR him hack there in 1878.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29
INTENSITY

@on'e''ossy encr asked Hfsfy Ward
s'=sssnef WAT as ues3 aAFs y 90 e
A. sh'AkA 2 ne ~v''a.
f1eas s'i'N ~sss~ eteA 3" iess''nt
pEeHeiisf
hsf @nas 'lo ypa use Ssst Tor rec
fss's'sa taA'- F"aF F"t@A'oa MAai 8
v@aF ase'esssa'sh
feaen''sS ass~efea bfesaeF
- ~4 N'A ssfFs soa Ae'a
~s'ss"aasslE e ~n~h A3 go s*e -
9e - give sen feA*i f"ia preAf HI
AisS
ffr@en'sAs ss3 same Ai'T an
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29

vas fined $50 for shooting his wife.
Here was man who shot his vie:
true. as the reports have 1t. she had
used a poker with more or less effect
On his head prior 10 his Hse of 4 re-
solver. but that did NOT seem 70 enter
Into the verdict al all. The Louisville
Post
Jury in Criminal Court
e. Zach Wizcman. charged
wnh shooting and wounding his
iorsner wife. Mrs Virginia Wise
man Thompson. at the Thompson
residence. 2ils F'iatliek road. early
on the morning OF July .. 1920.
found him guilty Of a misde-
meanor and fxed his punishment
At $50 iine.~
one wonders what was in the
minds OF the jurors when they re-
furned verdict like this. II wouie
be natural 10 think that the man val
either iastiAed IN shooting the won,
an or was not. How could there b.
am halfway points He shot her o
be- did not Shoot her Intentionally. III
~ax Justified in this shooting or he wa
mot Justified n he shot her with In
tens ~ narder her he deserved se
we're Punishment II he did not In
land III xt.,nr nor than Ia ahn1ftH hnr
isen set Mec-
fsut q Jury Of Kenfuckiaus foHn'
him guilty and fixea his panishmea
~ $50 ane No wonder thar the pub
Nc has 80 little confidence N IA
coarss auaer the present jury aystea
- effect in the many states Il IA
been ofiea said that nobody know
shat isry + going To do and hi
I..nssvifle case exempisies anew ID
truth Of The assertion.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29

ST. AUGUSTINE. xos = lon
L. Shesreuse. who had reaxsAe<i IT,
exceptionally Old a1e u 1aE ye~fx
died al his home on fisx Aea-Ifrie RS =
come rates TfDfn 81 Augustus ~
SheTroase sas b. fAr TIRE 0lsIesi r~xs-
deaf 81 his city ard persists q -
sase ~ lad h=en residing II fAss
cpunfs los aany YEARS paB aasI r
survived ~ isss wsdow. Hvs ssaa ans
Is 1ghters ard nHmbnr II wrana
children and great sgzaasAissIsssa -
sas fuire married aae enr oE -
,iausatesS Is oseF - YsarA = ar go
one cf hss er3n& eaansss aaraz i
aearly = wears Obj
Frank L. MRchsli ~he haa been 5
ssose fsisnd 4na eofanaasaN - ~
sAeFrosse for uany YsaFs naaf- go
ilssiH = few n.saalea % rs eiaes
issend Nr asteaeii was 5 seAes -
and j. survived ~ SIS nse ~. asx
j MsaeheH
ftoih NJ ShaFTeuse and ~ NH<h-
rsl h.a3 ensosefi xaoI heaf9a ~ - :
tex aass asa ana berth shesr sEs@EAa
N'afp asadea AIT 3 CO. eisswaes easa
l44 . rfss~e svessAtr
Thee uHre hurmE fensm 80 sts
hnsaa w Mr serrease - ha 1srMl.
fele ~ and she 4nsafe fs@f -
'arrais sffa - Tase tHswrmaNns $50
taaAe Is E~ers4~sn remAe wyv msk
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29

Gompers today saspins unions.
safs hoatIlEsies have been eHeuarag
I'd b the election results.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29

l.enine admits that he fayofs the
sanaeFisp contract scheme n order
"a incense Japan. stirring W trouble
l..t@sen the nations.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29

Eighteen warehouses acre set fire
20 yesterday a Liverpool waile Cork
sHaeFsssl : nsllioa dollar ere. Further
sim Fsela sasrsges are expected.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29

Rexasalsng tbs market. Frp@sssessf
= bin of the ssaarantee Trust scA-
s#as avs Cotton ard eussea w@ste.
Il nss onlY fWo items arr very mnrh
eaea II Germany and 4 ieEisimse
sAie 81 them II thia uark.s Noula
a p stabilize eorass ions hsfe The
s4es sueNs eHssesilans hawe HAs@ Z
aae aH8 d Liberty bonds saaf bslaaH
@ fsefwsas This r4f anvsunf mtzhf
- fe1essed 10 essabHa fsernI8n eFfsi
& Ills market Il woui4 Improve
essafaadiss prizes and taeseAs Fr
lease addition capital Nogls
spa factories ta9s afe noN ssesasi
nd smnlas talbot AMI wnuia haFe 8
ssmisaF beneficial iasiaenee sna
ssfsaa IS Germany
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
THE GIRL ON THE JOB.
by Jessie Roberts.
Copyright, ly2O. by Wheei.r 5ynii i-nss Inc.
GETTING HER GOAT.

One girl Of sixteen has made real sue
cess with goats, and other young women
who would rather live out Of the city ana
the office might find opportunity IN the
sa me line.
An abandoned farm not too far from
town is the ideal place tn try out farming;
Most of the months of spring, summer and
fall the goats can do their own food hunt
i, ing and need little additional feed besides
what they find in the fields and hedgerows.
In winter they must be fed on hay and
grain, and they require simple quarters,
dry and clcanly. But the plant for keeping
goats healthy and prospermg need cost
httle.
There are VARIOUS breeds Of milk goats,
the better beng the lndo-African and
Toggenburg. The latter Yields an amazing
quantity Of milk day, not so high IN butter
fats as the lndo-African, however. These
goats cost lot, and would not do to make
a start with IL is better to get half-bred
animals and then breed for better blood ~
business gets going.
4 girl who really means to take up TIM
work must make sure OF her market iirs
of all. Goats milk is much safer and NOR
j nourishing a food for babies and votins
| children than cows milk. With the mill
! question what il is in our cities and towns
! not b. mention country districts, where
| is often impossible to find milk at all iin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
A SWEETHEART Al TElRIY
1he .stor ,li Woman's Transformation.
Ey NARIO.3 RUBiNCAM.
WE GO BACK.
Chanfnr NlI.

Therc had been "A furry of snow during
the evening. but the morning came clear
and cold and the snow was only enough
a. make whit, lines along the hedges and
f,,,rs 80 there would hc no dIfhculty
about driving back To the city.
was up early and dressed, so as to
H.. ready any time Francis wanted to
L.y, Francis had been given Laura
ol.l r,,tn ard had done what | could
,,r,,s II NJ Ettlc when | knew he
w. driving out for me. And James,
anxious Z, help me, had h'nit hire IN
q an, Wood stove m the room, and
N,.r.t .ot,d u carry mp hot water IN
tlc w.rrWg
r,H qualify now for both wait
r., nd chaubrruaId, he Ioked rs he
r...,.,! tuU.. tic hall with great jug
a mt vttcr.
ia t,,rc the luxury due an extra
r...f ~ 9ed The family thought they
IL do. thcir duty the evening before
III i, vas a rev day, with new day S
Mo,t
:, vhc,. | hurried through the colo
Lall and the chilly sittingroOm, and
,pcncd the kitchen door, Il was to SCI
tEirrS - they had always been-aS they
had been Tor wears, from the time | was {
young girt
gust of warm air-hot aTr-greetet
ne. and the odor OF many things cook
ing for breakfast Before the hot stow
stood Esthcr-ln one of her calico house
dresses with the sleeves torn off nj th'
elbow 10 allow her freedom to work. Sh
had Dot put on her corsets. so from th'
back i got all the fiabby shapelesSness O
her fgurc-a shapelesSneeSs so lacking II
grace or prcttmess as TO be mmodest
Gsr face rs red from bending over steam
ins things on the stove, and her hair
hastily done, was hanging IN wlsps from
her forehead and neck. In other words
Esthsz had slipped back into her comfort
xhls old rJr.
The table VAS set N the kitchen, q
ve usually had il. So there were to be n
sgccsaI preparations for our g,fest,I though