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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-15
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
BY David Cory.

/ One day as Puss Travelled along be
/ came to a little house IN the center Of
/ a garden OF roses. And on a hig rec
1 rose sat an ugly black beetle. Now
/ I'uSs didn't know that this beetle was
] really a prince, but under the spell Of a
/ wicked witch that lived in the little
| house. And just as Puss was going to
/ knSek the poor insect Of the lovely
! rose, the witch pushed her head out Of
| the window and said, what are you
/ doing in my garden 90
/ How do you do" said Puss with a
/ grin. lifting hts hat with the flaming
! gold feather and bowling politely. Il
VAS about to save your beautiful rose
! from this ugly beetle" and he shook the
stem, and down dropped the beetle to
the ground.
/ And thlss made the old witch so angry
that she jumped right through the win
dow and ran mp TO Puss and said. I'm
change you into a goat, or maybe
rooster" aud she waved hen wand. But
quick as n wink spuss held the magic
gold feather In front OF him. and then
that wicked witch dropped hor wand ana
began 10 tremble. for she saw that she
was powcrless.
But SIN she wss as angry rs wet
hen or a pink cat. III you don't leave
my garden I'll, knrn you into a black
bird" and she 'lcaned over and tried 10
pick up her wand, but woGld you be-
lieye it?--that wand turned into a litile
green snake and glided away through
the bushes and never came hack.
And then the poor beetle said in a sad
sad voice:
once was handsome Prince
With eyes Of blue and yellow hair.
And in my castle By the sea
sang TO ladies' fair.
But now, alas this wicked witch
Has cast on me spell.
And | must be a Gravity thing
And In this garden dwell
Keep quiet" Screamed the dreadful
Mitch and she tried to stamp upon the
poor beetle, but little Puss Junior was
too quick for her, and leaning over. he
touched him With tha gold feather aud
the next instant a handsome Prince stood
before him.
And then that wicked witch turned
away and ran back OF her house and
Jumped on an old broomstlck and few
away. over the treetops and over the
steeplos, over the villages crowded with
peoples
And when the school teacher IN lie
llttla rod schoolhouse on the hin saw her
tying through the air, he rang the
school bell as hard as he could. and the
hroomstlck broke IN two and down fell
the witch ga a pond and turned into
fresh water crab with q big ugly claw
that punched the little fishes tails ana
made them cry.
And In the next story. II little boy
know doesn't 90 swimming in that
pond and get his big toe plnched by
that dreadful witch crab, I'll tell you
what Puss and the handsome prince die
wheV they went to the back door OF the
little house where the wicked witch
lived before she flew away on the broom
stick.-Copyright. 1890.
Ito BE Continually
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The Costs of COurtsIsiD!


damages
courtng show IN
at the wedding
This subject levity
question the what defense
repetition visit a banker
subject
the department
joyfuIly heralded abroad
the expensive
while hhow guess
correctly they n
consumption
tef thing
vands wedding ordered matter what
formerly
and
And the hearted BRIDE only
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4 Proper Shdke-Up

motive behind the police hakeup
step
directi nandco mmendable i
weldeined suspicion public
special
be turkeys.
barring Bull Kinney
Others Pritchard
considered
appears up by police depart
those who
department
police heads of the
department
baed recognition police
positions public suspicion
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CHAPTER e lContinned

CHAPTER CX (Continued)
Rather than have an undignihed brawl
over this detail, I donned my robe and
slippers and followed Jim into the living
room. He was sitting on the coach when
1 got there, lighting a cigarette with
shaking fingers
sit down. be muttered, without look
Ing up.
Il prefer to stand. Now viii you kind
~ tell me why you brought me out herel''
l demanded.
Jim took a long pun al his cigarette,
dung the smoldering match into the
CRATE and then renewed the attack IN q
voice that he was evidently riding hard
on the curb.
when l phoned just before and
told you l couldn't get homo you smiled
something about being alone. Alone
What did you mean by lying TO meG"
Il wasn't lying. Mr.. Norreys didn't
phone until fifteen minutes after
Fifteen minutes after. Did he say
where he was phoning from; How did
he know YOU were alonet" began Him
with new excitement
Stin more Jelly / replied:
Don't worry. he didn't-give you
away. He said you were working--had
10 finish up some stun 5ofo-e-oue OF
the office fierce went 10 Canada
inns voice changed now-sneered
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III. EU0ns' AppOintees

list Of be appointed by William
Notwithstanding citizens
time divorced public
whose release
general public
administration
bring
tion to 0
place
Times
administration
will which
County proper Of prosecutors
in
efforts
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WHEN A GIRL MAR RES
A NelO SertuI of Young Married Life
BY AnE LIsIe

again, rs he adjusted himself among the
pillows aud crossed his long legs, with
an air Of relaxation and relief.
"Oh-and as soon as he knew l was
out Of the wayne phoned youl That's
your fine, chivalrous Norreys. Well
thank fortune, tho Harrison family isn't
going 10 he mixed UP with him long
You won't see much more Of the gentle
man who nnds such good hunting among
the wives Of his employee"
"Jim-yOu shant!" I cried. warml &
to rage now. II you hadn't interrupted
mo IN the first place. l would have told
you that we we're not alone-at Mr.. Nor
reys suggestion l took my asked
Betty"
Betty? A likely story! Don't know
she isn't in town? You're not a very good
liar, Anne
Not as good as you-with your part
BUSINESS. part-social engagements
famed But it just happens that Betty
IS baek-got in tonight. And you needn't
think I don't understand this pretense
Of jcalously-ot righteous indignation. l
recognize perfectly well that It's 10 keep
me from asking uncomfortable questions
about-you aad-Miss west You necdn {
worry. T woa't I'm not Interested sur
nclehtly. I'm remembering your sugges-
ton that you go your way and mine.
you see. And now I'm going to bed"
Jim made no move 10 stop me. He sat
shrunken back among the pillows OF the
couch as / crept back to bed, pulled the
eovers over my head and tried to slide
my sobs I'm my pillows.
Long moments passed. No sign from
Jim.
At last I must have fallen asleep
Copyright 1920
tTO be continued
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SGUe Money on
Your Laundry

You save money when you save labor.
This Is true whether you de your own
work or have IL done. You should there
fore have expert advice Oh the arrauS e-
ment Of your work.
You save money II You save your
clothes from injury-from hardening,
from fading. from shrinking. BE sure
10 use the right kind OF soap. the right
kind If I've, the proper washing powder.
You should know how to use little
soda when you put your clothes 10 soak,
and n little turpcntiae when they are
yellow.
The Department Of Agriculture has
made an exhaustive study Of all these
problems of the laundry. 1t has pre-
pared a bulletin that is now ready for
free distribution. our Washington In
formation Bureau will get n copy for
you IL you send in your name and ad-
dress with two cents in stamps for re-
turn postage
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HOROSCOPE
he stars incline. but do not compe:. :
THURSDAY. DEC. IL.

THURSDAY. DEC. 10.
Jupiter dominates this day in plane
tary rule, according to astrology Early
IN the morning Uranus is strongly al
verse.
Il Is a most auspicious sway under
which 70 conduct, any business enter
prise. Merchandising should be espe-
ciauy profitable
Spain will sgifer from political and
religious disturbances, but the horoscope
Of the king seems to promise personal
good luck.
Persons whose birthdate it is should
avoid any radical changes In the com
Ing ytar. Business affairs may be exact
ing
Children born today may be restless
and ambitious Boys probably VIII sue
coed best in tho Navy. or In some sea-
faring occupation Copyright. 1920
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PARTICULARS CASUALTIES.

Q. Which earthquake or eruption since
1900 has resulted in the greatest loss
Of IlfeI L W K
A. The earthquake Of Sicily and Ca
lnbris. in 1908, caused the largest num-
her Of deaths, this being 76.4s3. In num-
her OF lives lost. the eruption Of Mt
Pelee in 1902 holds second place, when
the total was 10000
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QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS

(Any reader can get the answer to
any question by writing the Indiana
Daily Times information Bureau,
Frederic j. Haskin, Director, Wash
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and financial matters. 1t does not
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nor to undertake exhaustive research
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OLDFST IrNIVFRSITY.

O. Where is the Oldest university IL
the world? ID. ).
a. El-Azhar, translated the Resplen
dent, university situated in Cairo
Egypt, whose history can be traced bach
to go, is probably the Oldest university
In the world.
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MARY PICKFoRp,s DEuUT.

Q. At what age did Mary Pickford APP
pear on the stage, and with what motion
picture company did she start? c. Fl.
A. At the age of years, Miss Pickford
played juvenile parts with the Valentine
Stock Company OF Toronto Canada. She
made her screen debut with Biograph,
under the direction Of Griffith.
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Y. NJ. C. A. MEMBERS:

Y. NJ. C. A. MEMBERS:
Q. How many members has the y. NJ.
c. A.? I'll. e.
A. According to the 1919 report Of this
organization, it has a membership of 1885,
43S
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sTANSBURYs EXCUSE for duty
officially
If will discover
notify stanbury duty perhaps
that person to perform hat
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NAME PRONOUNCED.
O. How is the name "Blasco Ibanez'
pronounced? j. Z. @.
A. The name is pronounced Bias ko
lie bah -nyath.
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liquor prosecutions
in E
attorney not his seflaudation
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lie enforce a few
asking give monopoly
medica
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POLICE breaking up gambling
overlooked
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Beautiful Gifts of
Partisan Ivory

Partisan Ivory is always popular gift, and
it is easy to select a gift of taste beauty and
utility for any one. We have various sets and in
dvidual pieces.
Manicure pieces .................4 9c and 75c
Hair brushes, mirrors. jewel boxes hair receivers,
powder boxes, candlesticks perfume bottles,
clocks, military brushes etc. some items as low
as 75c and up to ............,..........$ 7'9S
Hand Decorated Partisan Ivory, separate
pieces $500 .o0T 10 PS'oV
Decorated Partisan Ivory Toilet
sets Observation-Disclosures. S1O.96 to $26.5O
Manicure Sets ,.,...............70c to $4.9S
Roll-Up Manicure Sets ......., .$3.4s to $s.9s
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
THE STORY or -THE
HEST OF LUCK,


Kenneth. Lord Glenayr. a poor
hut gallant gentleman. and General
lanxana. rich aud unscrupulous
siianiard Of royal blood. are rivals
for the hand Of Leslie Macleod.
beautiful Scotch girl who can do
or iarc anything. Leslie loves
1hnasr but spurns I.anzana. and
The latter in his wicked. desperate
fcaii. s~ears that he will make
Leslie his wife by fair means or
fHi
l.an'nna has an added incentive
ia bis quest Tor Leslie, In the fact
that on she Scottish shore there
lies. i've iaUioms deep, the wreck
of The aneent spanish galleon. the
santa GiuerVa." which came on
r"ngacst beat with the lll-faled
armada. In the hold Of this ship
Is chest ~ Jewels that belonged
io The Spanish 0uenn.
Il was one Of Losi Glenayr'. an
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
OI.D-TIME MINsTRus
DELIGHT AUDIENCE

m old-iimo minstrel show holds
the boards at the Mason this week.
and Los Angeles has evidently been
waiting Tor an opportunity 10 aenln
rcVel In the pleasures OF The past
and enjoy the Jokes. mirih and mn-
sic " the old planlalion show de-
void Of the many innoxpiions which
In rcrenl years have robbed the
modern attractions Of much Of their
enjoyment.
An audience far larger than had
been expected witnessed the OPEN
lng performance of Rusco 4 Hock-
walds Georria Minatrels last night
and laughed themselves far away
from the land OF dull care hack 10
the days Of used-to-bc. While the
eonEs We're new. the settlngS bril-
liani and the music mixed . little
with modern Jazz. the show In the
main WAS The kind Nhich for two
generations has held a warm place
in the hearis Of the ltilealcr-goine
pbulic.
These old-tiiners will appear Sat
urday niEhl al the Majestic ihealer
IN Drming.
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cestors who blew up The Ralleon
and sank with Il N the ancient
days. while the sahta 0ineyra's
commander was a forehear Of Ian
xana's. If Lanxana can recover the
iewcls, he has been promised the
title Of Duke Of Nalladolid from the
Spanish crown. Glenayr and Les
he know the story. hut lack the
chart which would cRahlc them 10
ilnd the sunken treasure.
With the aid of Lady Blanche
Wesismere. an adventures IN love
with Glenayr. who has coldly re-
lecied her, Lanxana succeeds In EN-
iicing Leslie 10 his apartments and
drugs her wine But Leslie sees
Lanzana through looking-glnss.
changes the wine-glasses. and when
he falls IN slupor she extracts
from his pockets the chart Of the
oceans bed where the santa Gin
evrR lies.
Then follows Leslie's death-de-
lying motorcycle ride In The dark
ness OF nighi, 10 carry thc chart
10 Leni Glenayr in scotland. Ian
xap4. arousins frm hi-' slnpor, al
oii'-c dispatched two Of his minlon.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

Croes. who was IN love with the
Odeon nmnngcr and was using liar-
land merely ~ a iool. When Nor
ton epurned her aIccliim Fay con-
fessed The eqlire gold-slcaline plol
10 Garson and lromlscd Ia appear
and tell All At yonnq uarlauds trial.
Learnlnr Of Fay's conlcssivu. Nor
ton had her Kidnapped aud carrird
40 a mountain cabin. leaving behind
= note that would lure Carson 10
the rcsrue. Carson found The note
and quickly followed the bamlils
into the momlains.
A terrific eunneht beiween Carson
aud Nortnn's gang followed. but mo
Limit rescued The girl and escaped
BY swlmminr under waller with the
girl upon hls back. Climbing 40 a
wire cable Of The mine derrick Car
son hailed The lassing stage and
started toward town. driving 10. Nor
IONS gang followed IN hol pursuit
aud 'in The exchange Of shots Carson
was wounded. falling 10 the tongue
or the slnge, but continuing 10 drive
the frightened horses. hrnlixng Il
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
rOM MIX N sTIIE TEnROR-
AT COLuMBUS SATURDAY


Saturday afternoon and evening
there will be- ernck-a-iack show
VI The Columbus theater. Read the
story given In hricf here aud you
vii surely attend:
IL The mining lown Of sonora in
the Sierra Nevada Mountain the in-
habilunis were disturbed for same
time by The mysterious lrakrpr of
Fold.in the shipments ly the sonora
Gold and Copper Company from the
unine 10 Sonora.
In lnvestlnniing The lead. Rat mo
Limit Carson was sent a. q deputy
United States marshal. Before hong
Carson Was led 10 suspect Jim Can
hy. sheriff of SonorM and Con Nor
ton. manager OF the Odeon Dance
hall. who had as their fools Fay La
Cross. so-callcd prima donna of the
Midnight Follies hlrlesuic Conf
panyr Of the Odeon. and phil llar-
land. q youns man who was conn.,
deniial secretary 10 The president OF
The sonora Mining Company.
Young narland was infatuated
with Fay iacross. aud for her he
would do anything ia order io have
bis affection returned, 0ne~day car
non, ia The presence Of young Haf-
land, had the president of lhe nlln-
Ing company order shipment ~
gold from the mines 10 aunora.
Carson TOOK personal charec Of uie
truck Thai carried he precious met
al thinugh lhe mounfains
Tho truck WA allaeked, as Car
son expected. by Noriqn's gang 81
outlaws; hnl by sheer pluck Carson
oisiwilied The bandits hy running the
vehicle down hlll and Jumping n
across lhe ravlne. Whou Carson re-
turnrd ~ town be had young Har~
land srfoalfd on a charge Of being
an aceessory before lEe fact of
hlshWny robbery and attempted
murder.
Npanwhlle Phyllis Harlapd the
yolh'e and beautiful sister ef b..
Hafland had arrived N town and.
finding her hrplhor Ia trouble and
with Ipd rompany, hpaeei Car,ou so
help her reform him with ne palr
Il wns o case ~ lovd " hrsl sight
Norton became infatuated with lheI
heanliful Phyllis. and as result
she aroused lhe jealousy o. Fay La
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

~ pursuit ol Leslie Is tn tu|oma.
BILE A ihf|l|nR' episode il pro.
vided When Leslie rides ncfoss 4
narrow bridge AMI lhe Dnrnn|h.
lnoIof ear piunet, into he vaNn|nn
ctaau ~ dnslrooIIt0.
Los'io arrives at oIennyr Castle
and mcels a mutual f4en|. slntsA
broker ht otnp a sahmnf|uo end
he now places ne undersos craft
n lhe dlspesai u Lcslit and Glen.
ayr for the quest d NE sunken
4 oasort
Tho submarine y emplcycd b
r1ech lhe submerged wreck end
0leslayr appruechca ne ancient YEA
sel IN a diving suit onls 10 fnAI
Lenrnna there hcforr hlns. A dtt
porat lehl ensnes on The bottom
OF The ocean hoiwccn Lord fl||pha,i
and The vlllaln. Lanlana. CuII|he
the scoundreif nir-p|pea u|enaYf
leaves him 10 perish while ha nl1-
cures The sunken treasure and
makes his esape from ne deep.
A few hours later IN the ban.
queit'ng hall Of the castle. Lady
Blanche the accomplish of the
dead Ianzana, h denounced hy
0icnayr and requested 20 leave
quietly. she refuses. howrvcr. and
= publicly exposed. 0lcnayr aud
leslie. both now possessed of large
fortunes are belrolhcd amid The
general rciolclne.
AZ the Onyx, saturday, Novrm-
Der 20.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

attention Of the officers 10 NE fact
that u is on old wound; There y no
hlood. Detectives turn ou Charles.
who bolts for the door. Ne is cap
turcd.
The words there IL no blood, =
cause Claire 10 touch the wound
arain. shv y transformed 10 her
own identity. and turning 20 Kent.
falls sobblnR IN his arms.
THAT marx on your breast" he
says "is not a brand. Il Il your
hadEe Of honor"
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
ALICE LAKE M UNUSUAL.
DRAMA, -no0f AND SOUL


Claire Martin. an American art
student IN the Latin Uuarltr Of
Paris. has a dual personality. Her
physician tells her she must re-
turn 10 The United States for a
rest and change OF scenery. A. SUI
n In love with Howard Kenl. a
wcli-io-do American soiournlng Ia
Paris. the two of them deridc 10
return 10 America together: ~
Claire writes letter 10 Lucy Nor
ton, her aunt. announcing their in
tenlion, and. lea,ing Kent waiting
'n her st'idio, steps out e. put her
miss've in the mail.
Whilst Claire Is posting her let
ter an intoxicated peasant reels
Into her, throwing her araInsl The
lampposl 40 forcibly she strikes
her head upon Il and falls 10 the
sidewalk In a siupor. When she
rceains consciousness II ls evident
by her dcmanor that her other per-
sonaliiy has taken possosrlon ~
her. She believes herself 10 be
l.aureiie, q coquclie-a glrl far re-
moved IN instincts and habits Of
thought from Claire Martin az was
the leering Mr.. Hyde from the dig
nined Dr. Jekyi.
EIr the evening Is over Claire.
now a. Laurcite. " in the midst Of
the fast night life Of paris II the
Cafc American. while there She
merits Scott Houshion. a successful.
portrait painter aud a liberline
Kent securing Paris for Claire and
not finding her or even a trace
leaves a note in Claire's studio vow-
ing Ms loyalty and returns To-
America.
Scott paints clnirc's portrait M
"a nude and suggestive. IhIlameil
BY wine and passion. he takes her
IN his arms and strives 10 kiss her
She fsb,S like fivrcas NJ hay. 10
seizes a palette knife and draws h
across her breast, innIctlng a hong
scar.
"1o now 10 your lover with my
brand upon your be- sheuls
Tho eirl stumbles into the street
and falls heavily. This second blow
restores her 70 the personality of
Claire Martin and wllh the happen-
inss Of. ihe pasl week bIolled from
her memory. she goes back 10 her
own studio.
Returning 10 America, we next
ind her at her aunts home. hap
~ again with Kent Scott Houel,-
ton comes there A. q dinner guest
iie recognizes Claire. bat she has
no recollection of him. Ne con-
trives 10 be alone with her for a
time. when he pulls down The
shoulder straps Of her evening
gown, revealing the scar. She re-
aiizcs Scott alone can on n The
chapter 0f her he which 10 her a
blank aud consents 10 see him Al
als rooms.
IN the meantime. Charles HouRh-
lon, dissolute nephew of Scott 1.
involved Ia q hlackmaillnE scheme
he goes TO his unrlo 10 procure
money. Scott refuses. In a nphi
Charles siahbs him dead. Ne a
leaving as Claire enters, The first
ohiect she sees u an easel which
holds The nude painting that Scott
had done IN Paris. This shock a
once Transforms her back into he
personality Of i.aureile.
Kent follows Claire 10 sco.r.
rooms The police ara called
Claire tells them she hns Killed
scoli ~lle wounded me- she savn
blankly -aud tried to make me ~
thing he painted me"
Whom DID he wound yougr asks
Kent.
why tonlrhi," replies Clalrc
touching the scar Kant .sf. lavl
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was impossible 10 escape the out
laws IN The stage. Carson cnl loose
onc Of The horses.
Jumnine on The horses hack with
Fay. Carson dashed madly into Tho
town and reached The courtroom
Just o. young IIarland was about to
he sentenced. Fay's confession ek-
oneratei Harland; the gratitude a
Phyllis 10 Carson led 10 a mutual
declaration Of their love.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12
Mr.. ?. LalDul.e. Farmer, says ayou
BET Rats Can bite Through Mrlnl."

bct Hats Oan bite Through Mrthl"
= had my feed bins lined with
zine last year, rats got through
pretty soon. Was oul sis A st2s
pkg Of RAT-sNAp Killed so many
rats that I've never heen without
Il since: Our collie dog never
touched RAT-sNAP." Three sizes,
Sic. dc, si.25. Sold and guaranteed
by A. y. Frost and Columbus Drug
Company.
noad o,,r elassis,cd co,,,o,
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

clID lhis prOsrain aud keep for your rrferrncr.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

Why tonlrhi," replies Clalrc
touching the scar. Kent calls IN
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-12

Read our classified Column.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

man Of the Democratic national com
mlttee. followed Mr.. Hays on the
stand Mr.. Cummings said that. as
compared TO $4,000 persons who have
so far contributed TO the 1920 Repub-
lican campaign under Mr.. Hays plan
Of subscription. 100000 persons in
1916 gave an average Of about IS
each TO the Democratic campaign.
How many postmaster cOutri-
butedZ' senator Kenyon asked.
"A very small percentage"
How many federal Employer
"A very small percentage
Were they solicItated2"
Il don't know. but I think Mr..
figures showing the number who did
contribute"
Raised S2.8OO.OOO in 1916.
How much did you raise in 1882"
senator Kenyon continued.
MY recollection is, about $1,000, 600;