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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01

49, 10 200, AMERICAN LEGION,
meets the flrst Tuesday Of
4ys each month st the Aheri-
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can Legion Hall. Third
avenue and Sixteenth
street. All ex-service men
welcome Dan K. brennan,
commander. d. b. BeT-
gust. adJutant.
SAsONlC.
- 5sspIss;; ,, E .sa.,,s ''r''' and
N ~srrp xEEIlNG OF TRIO LODGE
Is. No. o.. A. y. 4 a. NJ viii
|E MN bs held on ths hpss Thur
III ~ day OF each 1snth ~ 7:So
n W. n. %. ChArses ,. Eldrsd.
Il ~ W. ~; kAy v. 2oa-rck.
,Aroo cIoTro NO. 81. II. o. vAP. r. \.
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~ -Ststed nacetings hsid
aINI on ,rD arss Wednesday
~ IN Of each moeth. vsit-
~ ing propiaCts welcome.
j III J. W. JonnsGn. sAs1Asen.
Frank L. Faltsrs0A. ss<s-
r~tary.
4. A. u.
IN yTATEp CONvOCATlON OV HOCk
X $3.50 Island Chapter No. ~. y. A.
HI ~. Will be Deld ON ne nfse
22A TUESDAY Of esoA month ~
0~K TAO .. N. l. l. koberts.
00 g.H.P.. h. II. Ash. SECRETARY.
r ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
w S5s, 4. =. = H. A.-Stated
" mee,inS first FrldAy Of ssch
E month. olt0 PTisstss. ". H.:
Il. 8. Boilraan. sscretafy.
AnuuA Past Masters night Tuesday.
Nv. 30. Work on M. N. uegree 1 y.
n. Reception 10 fast Masters p:3o y.
=. Banquet 30 y. M.
ANlGHTS TENzXAR.
m 0IATEp IuNUA-AtA VI HoCA
lsiAuJ CouAmaDo.Ty No. IL.
,HA kn,ghts 1eanpAa- will b held
Ins ssconu Aonday Of eacn
month Z. "a. HaAlrsu. Gun
nzuoer; J. L. Hicklf. recorder.
kyscuss dssiis nrst Sno THIRD
iouscal Couclsvss Monday evening
Aev. ~.
M HAND CHATTER NO. 200.
tei1R kxa,ern Sla1 .-seGu lar meetings
w. Stars we,eURe. mrs. sessMe >. lAn-
n, ". H.. Aary y. AreiA secretary
N ISLAND COUNCIL. NC. 20. e. ..
A,-yns ststs>i aunsnnlSse OF hook -
~ vounAa No. w, k.ssA >. -. WAL
\ ANc ON Ihs SnlSu WEDNESDAY, VI eacn
nnolA. z. ". Insches. !. ~: y. y.
kaIDssnat. Scorasr.
~ tobSs no. COS. L o. o. =
s Meats every THURSDAY evening
q VA ysllows' tsapis OF
Fourth a,eaHe. between sev
n'esn1h sad sAsn.ssn.a sSs ssa.,
Los~nd. \. s. First ThursAAj
| ~ sotA u 1nlg. tnitiAtory ocSrnes mrs.
u abnA go IhlEd 0sgre@ ths 1oisowlns
S1gsdsy,
L. o. o. n.
* ISLAND LODGE NO. 100. MEET
- nights frat aud thru Mondays
4a1hs nail. l7l8 l-3 second avenue. a
~ .. Dictator hayes A0tett, Sec ]
\. Z. Dsvis.
~ INLAND AERiE 10. ESQ, TRATER
~ Order Of EasieS.-Reguiar msetinSs
- and third Tuesday OF esch month
Egies' home. Fourth avenue Al,
seev. tfst st1et. Frank WITCH. W. r.,
Snph 0soteULt. secretary.
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-N,ATTEN-IoN EKs
HH Rock Islaasd Lodgs.
No. $50. B. r. o.. 4
Meetings. nrps and thirI
/ Ao7days Of eacn mouth
DAN x. BRENNAN.
= Exalted Rulas.
c. N. Isaacsoa, se<setaEy
n S$9N Club oms. lIS 18th s.
t24S Wasting broth.rs alwAys
@. 4 =
BuFoRD posi- 243. 9. 4. 4
Meets regularly On secont
md fourth Friday altar
Moons Of each month at
o'clock IN Memorial hall II
" court houss. G. II
cawch. commandss: Il. G
r'''s 'd'u'..>
o. ". v.
Ebony BAT cEHP NJ &
q. :. ". v.
1ssls On tbs firss and third
0nrsdays OF each month At 6
? =. at Memorial hall. y. .
Va Emburyh. commander: 4
y. HtterinKton. adiutant.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01
FOR SAFE

Good shipment Of northern Ohio
potatoes; also white stock. Also
carload Of apples.
MEYER & HAMMER,
Formerly the Union Office. 18th St.
enone S69, Ring One
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01
SINN FEINERS'
WARFARE KEEPS
UP IN IRELAND

CONTINUED from Page One.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01
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o. q v. Y.
- 0oSY BAT cxNP Id 6
q. :. ". v.
aeses On tbs firss and third
nnrsdays OF each month At 8
p u at Memorial hall. y. .
Va Emburgh. commander: L
=. Htterington. adiutant.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01
ANlGHTS TENELAR.

NIGHTS TENE Ian.
m oIATEn IuNUA-ANE VI hoCA
lsiaud CoulmaDo.ry No. IL.
q :: g .; !;
krscues dsuis nrst H1lo ahru
xne~ss.
lpuecial Conclsves Monday evening
Aev. ~.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01

ncx NL.AND CHATTER NO. 200.
,s9R kAa,ern Slx .-Aegula meetings
agnnd Wednesday VI each mouth. sis-
" star, we.coms. hrs. sessMe ). IAN
\, ". L.. AaEy y. kreiA SECRETARY
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01
LODGE DIaECTOR1.

cxSr4viCE MEN ATTENTION.
100 30. 20o. AMERICAN LEGION.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01

ATT z N-ION ELK0
kock Islaasd Lodgo.
No. $50. B. r. o.. II
Hsettngs hrus and thiN
Ao7days Of eacn mouth.
DAN Z. BRENNAN.
Exalted Rulaf.
c. N. Isaacsoa, sessetazy,
Club J oms. lis 18th s.
Wasting broth,rs aiWAys
VQlcOm0.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01

|, BUFORD POST 243. 9. 4. Z.
Meets regularly On eecood
md fourth Friday altar.
Moons Of esch morth at 2
o'clock In Memorial hall In
" court houss. G. H
Cawch. commandae; II. G.
frs1 sdjutaAS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01

~ Island COUNCIL. NC. CO.: e & ..
A,-yhs statsa snnsnolsss Of. kock -
~ Counaa No. Nv. k.eA >. - WAL
I \ 1aC ON tbs Shis0 WEDNESDAY VI escn
nnQGA. Z. ". 1nschGs. \. ~: y. y.
RaIosanaI. rscorexT.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01

m STATED CONvoCATlON op ROCK
n. $3.50 Island Chapter No. ~. =. A.
~ ~. Will be neld On The ars.
RRH TUESDAY Of eaoA month ~
= 0-K tao .. N. l. ]. kobestA
~ g.H.P. h. II. Ash. secretasy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01

WANTED: MONEY. SEVERAL CLIENTS
need money. Best real estate values
as security tor drst mortgage. Can get
you per cent on three or nve year
.oans. Transactions confidential. 40S
Safety Bldg.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-01

70. 81. II. O. vAP. r. \.
-slstsd nacetings hsid
on ,lp arss Wednesday
Of each m0ath. Wait
ing propiacts welcome.
j. W. JonnsGu. isAsllAsEA.
Frank L. EAllers0iA. sse.
Rotary.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
EsPETACULoS PARA hoy

Cine Luna.-"Mantillas, Flores y
Clarines, la Feria de Valencia,
acompanada con una magnifica come
dia.
Cine Victory Garden.-El bonito
drama "En Las Tablas' y una conf
ca.
Cine Tres Banderas.-Primera jor-
NADIA de "Arlequines de Seda y Oro".
Cine Rialto.-"Lo que~-Nale la di-
cha" y 'Llegada de Pershing".
Cine Moute Car!o.-Episodio 1 de
"Coraz6n de Leon.
Cine Real.--Ei duetto Anderson y
"Levantando la Casa.
Cine Puerto Rico.-"El Ladron de
su Triunfo".
Cine Imperial.-"En la Isla del En-
sumo" y Las Granadinas.
Cine Norma.-Episodio 10 de "Ata-
do y Amordazado" y SCI 'Clamor del
DebiP'.
| Cine, Beliograph,, (Cataho).-Episo-
djos 7y s de Gel Secreto del Radio.
Cine Rivoli, (Rio Piedras).-Episo-
dios y 6 de Sci Secreto del Radio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25

Nile. Sorel, aplaudida actriz france
sa de n,uci,a popularitlad, que hace po-
co recibio un terrible bofeton sin ma
uo, al abandonar, las damas que 10 lle-
naban, la sala de un teatro, cuando
ella Sc presert6 atayiada con un ira
je riquisilno, valorado en- 10000 dola-
res, pero de un corte rayano en- inmo-
raj. La tendencia que tiene hoy la jo-
ven mujer francesa en- ell vestir ex-
travagante, esta siendo causa de I'm
movimiento en- contra, iniciado pOr
muchas damas que Sc oponen a esa
nueva moda cue ha de redundar en-
grai,des perjuicios para la naei6n en-
general. La actriz, al recibir ell pago
Ia su osadia con un desprecio tan mar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
SENSATIONAL NOTICIA
Porshing D Puerto Rico.

Nuestros lectores no deberan inter
pretar estas lfneas como indirecto
rcclame IA favor, de intereses, particula
res an
Las escribimos creyendo realizar
I'm acto de justicia "; con la .satisfac
ci6n natural que siempre nos produce
consgnar un heclio Gemostratiyo de
nuestra capacidad.
/. In ioycn ponceiio, el sefior Yigue,
ACADIA lie lamar al mercado una Pc
lfcnla elaborada en- su propio estable
cimiento: LGJoratorio CinemGtog fcO
dc Ponce, con clio nos ha demos
trado de manera indiscutible que es--
tamos preparados para la contienda
por la supremacia de la industrial ci
nematografica.
La pelfcula por todos conceptos, Sc
hara interesantfsima muy especialmen-
te para el pdblico puertorriqueno: en
ella aparecen eI Generalfsimo Pers-
hing .su comitiva desembarchndO
en- el muelle de San Juan Y cl pdblico
que ansioso lie espera en- los alrcde-
dores de la Marina
El desfile del Regimiento de Puer-
to Rico ante el caudillo, ,el Honora-
ble Gobernador senior Benedicto, of
ciales de alta graduation y otras mu-
chas personals conspfcuas en- nuestro
mundo polftico.
FL Comisionado de Servicio Plblico,
de Ponce, Hon. Rodulfo del Vale, re-
cibiendo los distinguidos hu6spcdes
Tn grupo de conocidas y gentiles
danas piiertorriquenas pertenecientes
la Cruz Roja., Y, IS
Una partida de Basketball en- los
terrenos dc la FeriG Iasnlar.
III honbre mas pequeiio de Puer-
to Rico. don Laureano: su estatura es
de 25 pulgadas y siempre anda aeon
.paiado por su mascota Pepfn, eabra
que Gamma en- dos patas con mayor
facilidad que muchos humanos.
la DGnsa del Tomdhdck baile indio.
cjecutado en- la Fcria con gran exito.
Y muchos otros cuadros que no, re-
cordnmos en>el momento
Debemos aiiadir que La pelicula que
nos ocupa. es tan clara como Ia me-
jor que Sc puede lmportnr, v segin car
ia recibida de Ia casa productions que
Ia exhiDara en- los Estados Unidos,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25

escandalosos pitos de autom&i!
les y las campanas de los trolleys.
FL silencio que reina ALI,
hace possible que nos deleiteiios
.oyendo las selecciones musicales
ejecntadas por la orquesta, sin
interrupciones desagradables.
Orquestd:
Integrada por nueve profesores
y dirigida por el conocido corne-
tin, sefior Carmelo D1az, consti-
tuye una de las principales atrac
clones del Cine Tres Baaderas.
lei sei1or Dfaz tieAa asignaie
IN presupuesto niuy liberal para
que lie sea possible obtener SEN
pre- laindsica popular mas en- be-
ga, asf COMO ,extensisimo roper
torio cllsioo.
A continuation copiamos los
nombres de los artistas que com
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
Nuestra Saccion
de Gin IS

Cualcuier detalle de information
de interes general que puedan fa-
ciiitar las Empresas Cinematogra-
ficas-Cines y Alquiladores-sera
recibida con mucha complacencia
por la "SECCION DEL TEATRO
Y CINES" de Ell IMPARCAL la
que lie dara especial atenci6n, EN-
beneficio del publico y de los infor-
madores. Sc entiende que recla-
mos y anuncios deberan ser trata-
dos con csta Administrator, pues
esa information es gratis bene-
ficio de nuestro plblicO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25

TtVf NtC IottSo NS3OhtOo NAA
PuertoAA Rico, presentara en- 'bre-
We, los hrHacipaless arti$tas j del
gelfcl,las iptgi4santlsimas. = s3s
slat 6da5sfFA ntacrte o La 1Pe$ti-
Ieacia Lcntd, sera ID primera que
Sc e.X,hibiEa en- no lejaao plazo.. s.5 =.
i Fonns, el actor mimataQ del p1-
blico intelisenlte del Norte de Eu-
ropa .proclamado por el ce3lebre
crftico ingles Bernard Shows Co
mo e meior del mundo interpreta
eI principal papel de la obra.
lGl argumento es muy rarO e ili-'
tensamente di'amatico. :, s't Z
Esta pelfclila que constituye
una novedad para los amantes del
arte silencioso, Sc estrenara en- el
cine Rialto, muy pronto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
'unDficndO 10 Ofrec;d0 .

~ aMHtfNNNO ~ OIItCtNO
En- nlestro nlimero anterior,
4 Ogrecinos oclfparnos axtensamen-
tcsdeNlas refofinas del Teatro-Ci-
ne tfTes BdRdcras.
t5umplimos 10 ofre.i,lo.
: ii' rs nnesfra intencionila de ajns
4 tainos Il Ia mas estricta verdad
~ en- t0das las ocasiaues, into
Il cuaiida tengaItiGs qEe ciogiaT Ne
toS t1ignos de apliusos, al COMO
nos yea.nos f0rzados a cesls,iral
10 :quesAinefe; scyeisiia,t castigo.
Tampoco nos valdremos de SUB
terfugios v frases habiles, para
deiar a totlos igualmehte compla-
4 eidos,! 4 creyendose cada cual con
3 ell dereciio exclusive de Ia gloria.
DE este modo nuestros lectores
! temaran nuestra information en-
serio y les resnltar:t &c interes
sly distraction 1@
~ Mas brevemente: deseamOs de-
cir la vefdad s:empre, para que
siempre Sc nos cfea.
ss. A-s3s.
Es nn hecho innegable q. ell Ci-
na Ell la actnalidad q. relme mejo
+, res condolences para hacerse pre-
tlilecto del pnblico de San Juan,
.es el Tres Bunde,Us.
Queremos prescindir en- abso-
lutu lie la amabilid..d con que
y allf Sc distingue a los fayoro edo
res y el trato afable Gel Se1or.
Portell para con totlos sllg ;;i.li-
.i'gos. '1t 50 iaat st ~ =
se.T Es cierte, acknowledgements que
tales circunstancias ayudan al
exito de los negociosy a We
ii ces hasta 10 determinan, especial
lilnente cuando de esta indole de
negOcios Sc trata.
ss PerO no es. nuestro objeto en-
trar en- estas consideraciOnes v
nos fimitaremos tratar sobre
las ventajas que el amplio salon
de fototlramas ofrece a los aman-
+ ties tlel arte mudo.
Isoyecci6n: .,g,s
Clara, fila y segura, garantiza-
da pQr nagn{ficos aparatos, telon
moderno y las manos habiles de
un cuerpo de expertos operado-
res, constituye una garantfa pa
y ia Ia vista de los, espectadores.
~ Yaalo haldicho en- distintas oca-'
asiones, quizas 'el primer espe-
: cialista de la vista de los 'Esta-
g dosfUnidos, eel cfnematografo en-
y NADIA perjudica la vista 81 la pro-
Feceion es buena'. as'
aqVentiadci6N. s@siA
5.taa la -amplitHd del local permite
qbquef,las lfneas de butacas esten
rdebidamente separadas las unas
de las otras; el edificio es de re-
taciente construction, aexpresamen-
te edificado para los fines qne Sc
y por tanto1 siijeto l9s
1.smas rigurosas exigencias de las
ti leyes sanitarias.
: Comfort:
Alejado i'm POGO de las Gales
de mas trafico, esta libre de los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
La GAs0LINA EsTA EsiGAsA

La gasolna esta tan cscasa en- 81
Juan, que la West India OIL la 1erf
Oh solamente quieren yender sel indis,.
spensabe liqnido dneiios de trucks.
Aver Sc le ha negado la venta los
duelos de automobiles particulares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
MUCHAs CEBOLLAS

FL vapor italiano '.sABOYA" que
lego de Espaiia Ell domingo, la traido
PARA Puerto Rico, c0nsignados a dis
tintos comerciantes de esta ciudad, al
redpdor de 5000 jaulas de cebollas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25

Ell trabajo realizado por ell senior vi
que, desde un aeroplano, es dc 10
mas atrevido que Sc ha hecho,
Los seiiores Bruno Y Gonzalez, em-
presarios del Cine Rialto, ham adqui-
rido en- compra, dicha pelfcula, que Sc
.exhibira en- el salon de fotodramas, de
"a calle Salvador Brau, hoy martcs
dfa % de mayo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
Ell .coRNELIA1 Sc VA HOY

i'll vapor Cor,,etia de la Bu1l Insular
lime saldra hoy para New York con
un cargamento de yeinticuatro mil sa-
cos de azacar. y cuatro mil cajas,l
tabaeos. Aaemas lleva mucha can
general
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25

pOheh dieha o1'qaesta::l =, : J
Pianista, Miss Rafaela Ressy;
Molina Mrs. El1iestd. ,AceSeGo..
a.sa / Mf.A,,taime' Radr6.i JU.'
Contrahajq; Mr.. Luis Qulara.
CLartiie4es Arss : GsftfElfl Ramirez
Flauta, Mr. Jose Colon.
Trompa, Mr.. Salvador Dlaz,
Todo cllanto dejamos consigs
nado anteriormente, dcmuestra Ia
exactitud de nuestra afirinaciln,
al 'Sosfenef que q Teatro-Cine
Tres Bnn9oTGs, es hoy el fayorito
del pdblfco de san Juan. s..
EXTRA0RDI N.ARIA PELTCJ.'
La I1i ROpEA QEE LLAMARA
PGDERUSAMENTE La ATI1N-
CION DEL PJ BIICO IN
TELIGENTE
La marca danesa KiR0grafen,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25

cado, Sc echo llorar desconsolada-
mente. F. pero lloraba por no poderse
vengar de la ofensa inferida a ella,
a quien siempre el plblico habia reci-
bido hasta ese mOmento con nutridOs
aplausos. 49, ~.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-12-10
PEACE TREATY THAT LASTED
Quantity Worded Document Drawn Up
at a Time When Mems Words Evil
IDENTIFY Meant Something.

The following quaint document is
a treaty Of peace signed in March.
1921, between the English settlers and
the Indian braves, at Plymouth, Mass.
The treaty was drawn up in week,
and; the record reveals, the Indians
took an Important part in drawing up
the covenant. Massasoyt "signed" the
document on behalf of the rest Of HIS
nation, and Is the she" referred TO-
in the six clauses. The white men
are referred to in the plural form.
II. That neither he nor any of hit.
should injuirie or doe hurte to an5
Of the peopl. -.. ri s. w.,
"2. That If any Of his did any hurta
to any of theirs. he should send ths
offender, that they might punish him
SO. That If anything were takeU
away from any of theirs, he should
cause it to be restored; and they
should doe the like to his.
~. If any did unjustly war; against
him, they would aide him; If any did
war; against them, he should aide
them.
IS. he should send to his neighbors
confederate, to certife them Of this,
that they might not wrong them, but
might be likewise comprised in the
conditions OF peace
Sc. That when their men came 20
them, they should leave their bows aud
arrows behind them"
This treaty was kept for fifty yesrs
without any amendment.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-12-10
No Great Poverty in Italy.

Likeness of Italian women to Amerf-
can women In their bearing, build and
manner Of dress, was one Of the thinsS
which Impressed Miss Irene Rabef.
just returned from year of recreation
work with Italian girls under the 1tal-
ian Y. w. G. A. a.a
'.There is a very little poverty ana
no destitution among Italian working
girls" Miss Raber says, And they
dress quite stylishly in much the same
type Of clothes New York's employed
girls wear. They are not given, how
ever, to georgette blouses or silk stock
ings for work. But although they do
not earn as much money as girls here
do, they know how to live on mucn
less.
"Nowhere in Italy did I see great
poverty. In spite of the continual
strikes, no home seemed to be wrecked.
Living is not so complicated there as
here, and when there's strike they
Just go without things till It's over.
There's always enough to eat"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-12-10
Fine AntIarium DispIav.

A novel window group of the Amerf-
can Museum of Natural History, in
New York, represents the life Of an
area of shallow sea bottom only two
inches square. The objects are mag
nitied % diameters, and include min
ute Bryozoa, or moss animals, COM
monty found on shells and seaweeds,
together with microscopic hydroids
budding off tiny medusae or jelly
fishes, certain single celled animals, a
sea spider and colony of ascidians or
sea-squirts undergoing metamorphosis.
The magnifying glass, 40 inches in
diameter, Is framed with colored
transparency showing the portion OF
sea bottom in natural size from which
the small section was taken.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-12-10
Tic Suuire,s Dilemma.

Squire l.. NJ. Coils, the genial miller
at Orangeburg, met with a rather dis
astrous accident at his fishing camp
on the Kinney which brought rather
abrupt end to his fishing trip. The
squire was landing a good sized one
in his boat in the middle of one Of
the deepest holes in the stream when
he turned his head to emit sudden
and violent gush Of air through tie
mouth and nostrils, in other words, to
sneeze, and his teeth were thrown vio-
lently into the stream. His Maysville
friends about the courthouse were not
quite so cruel as to ask him whether
or not he landed the big fish. The
squire was In the city today to place
an order for another pair and it was
rush order, too, for spring chicken
time is here and butterbean time Is
nigh.-Maysville Ledger.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-12-10
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Received: One Wife.

q 1t was the privilege of factor Of
the Hudson's Bay company, who did
not care for the facilities at hand, to
order for himself wife through the
company, which provided all of life's
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Worlds Work.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-12-10
49,. -" = ?
CONSUME THEIR OWN WARES
According to This Story, Chinese Ven.
ders Are Pretty Slippery Gus. !
toners to Deal With.

A street vendor who eats his OWL
stock sounds like weird kind of mer-
chant to American ears. And yet ha
exists in China, according to the re-
port Of 7. W. G. A. secretary sta
toned in Peking, where an industrial
work room was part Of the equipment
Of social service project, a cooper
atiye piece of work which was put into
effect under the combined leadership
of the Y. NJ. G. A., the American
church board, and the Y. W. G. A.
Men who were set up in business
as street vendors ate their own stock
until the social service workers de-
cided that 1t was not safe to entrusc
a man with edible wares" writes Miss
Alice Holmes, a Y. w. G. A. secretary.
Nor was this the only failing that
the would-be business men had. II
the stock consisted of articles which
could not be eaten with safety, they
consented to sell them, running away
with all the earnings. Finally tho
Americans decided that no man should
be set up in business unless he had
somebody to stand guarantee for his
good character. Under this safeguard
an oriental gentleman whose family
standing and personal integrity had
been investigated, was entrusted with
large stock Of athletic supplies
which he peddled from house to house
All went we'll for time, for one cam
not very conveniently make a dinner OF
tennis rackets or baseballs. But one
fine day the merchant disappeared in
side Of a certain dwelling and al
though his companion waited patient-
ly on the outside for many long hours.
the salesman failed to, reappear. At
length the companion notified the po-
lice. An investigation revealed the
fact that the salesman had gone into
the house by the front gate and had
left by rear one.
That he made thorough as Well as
an effective getaway Is testified to by
the fact that the peddler is stiA
wanted" by the Peking police.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-12-10

K1is"cf tfe -husG1.

There is some conflict Of opinion
about the rule of the road. In the
matter of the walking public, the rule
in England has always been keep to
the right" In France it has always
been keep to the left" and those who
have spent the best part of the last
five years on the continent have got
into the way of keeping to the left
In driving this is reversed, and some
difficulty was experienced by those
who had been brought up upon the old
adage, "When you go left you go right,
and when you go right you go wrong"
In driving.-Christian Science Monitor.