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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-09
LOCAL LOYALTY .

In another column on this page
of this issue Of The Ardmoreite. will
be found an editorial clipped from the
Tulsa World. which asks the ques.
ton do you want a cheap town."
The editorial, run under the cap.
ton OF Editorial of the Day Is
well worth the time which may be
spent in reading ii carefully, in as
similating ever argument therein con-
tanned in studying It's words Of wis
dom and truth sentence by sentence,
paragraph by paragraph.
II is shown that while Tulsa has
the rent hog, the house-owning profit
eer, just as Ardmore has the same
breed OF beast of prey, yet. taken as
a whole the town OF Tulsa, like Ard.
more. while high.prced and expen.
sive in every way Is n choice place
in which to live. because IL is the
home OF enterprise, the home of
plenty, the city in which the masses
make money because the producers
pay top salaries.
The same arguments. almost word
for word. advanced in the Worlds
editorial. may be used to an advan
,age In speaking Of Ardmore. in boost
ing Ardmore, in telling the outside
world the truth about Ardmore.
Just as II Is said OF Tulsa that il
is city Of progress, so It may be
said Of Ardmore that II is q city
which is doing its part toward makinf
Oklahoma the greatest state In tn,
southwest; just as II is said OF Tuls'
that II is the king.pin communit,
center OF northeastern Oklahoma, So
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-09

st. Paul.-Governor Cox issued
statement replying TO the answer
made by VIII H. Hays, Republican ma
tional chairman, to the governors
charge that Mr.. Hays had 'deliber'
oath at Chicago" regarding Repub
lican quotas. The governor charged
that Hays had denied the existence
of a quota as Of SS,l45.00O levied
against 81 cities in q states. and
then admitted there were tentative"
quotas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-09
TOO WISE TO ERR

Under the caption of "A letter Il
Democrats" the Tulsa World, Reput
lican runs the following communica
ton
Editor World; With your per.
mission l wish TO say to my fel.
low Democrats that not long ago
I felt as they perhaps do now
l looked down on a Republican
as a being part human. My first
vote was cast for Democrats.
state, county and city, in good
old Missouri. Ny first vote in
selecting a president was cast for
Samuel ]. Tilden. We elected him
and s TO Z counted him out. Ere
that count the writer offered his
corpse for Democracy to drive
their cannon over TO inaugurate
him.
Until 1858 | voted every chance
had for the Democratic ticket,
then for prohibition. In 1896 l
voted for the free coinage Of
silver at 16 10 !. came soon
after TO Oklahoma and could not
vote until statehood then l voted
the Democratic ticket, state guar
anty law and ever since until
last spring. I wanted a cleaner
city in which to live and rear
my family and their little ones,
SO voted for Hopkins. He was
beaten. Was il possible ! had
to stoop so low as to vote the Re.
publican ticket? I had TO look
through a microscope to see a
Republican. they were so small
in my estimation.
Election day came and at the
polls | took the Republican bal
lot. made a pill Of II and swal-
lowed it, and brothers and sisters
l have felt better ever since, and
now the Republicans are so high
above me | have to look through
a telescope to see them (that
may be stretching il somel. So
the Republicans can count on me
If I can get to the polls. The
time has come when We must
look out for America.
T. /. HOWE, a Gore Volunteer.
Tulsa. September ..
While we would not for one mo-
ment question the sincerity o. oui
good brother from the grand ole
state of Missouri, yet from his owr
statement. We cannot understand what
right he had in the ranks of the
supporters Of man who 'cck'
ing the nomination for alt
ed office upon the Dan 'krt
The gentleman states .. som'
time previous TO the last primary
when he came out as a supporter ot
a candidate for honors at the hands
Of the Democracy OF Oklahoma. HI
had swallowed sugar-coa,ed pill
which had so stirred his interior poll
tical anatomy that his Democracy o.
lifelong standing, had all p,sse'
from him, leaving in It's stead maj
remoieled and worked over an,
changed from the time-honored moss
back" Of the rock-r!bbed hills OF olt
Missouri into a being who, like Eel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-09

o,.ar nreindices we charge up 10 ths
south is largely shared by the no, ~ ~,
Therefore we must not depend On '"e
north alone TO settle our proo'eniS,
ve ourselves should try 10 mouiu
public opinion in our favor
can not at present think OF any
better plan tha nto assinilate oui
selves in the political affairs Oh uho
nation. / consider it a reflection upo"
the intelligence of the race not u
see anything of a constructive charae'
ter accomplished by the Democratic
marty since it has been in power.
Now since there are important do
mestic and international questions
before the country for settlement we
must prove ourselves competent TO
understand the nature OF some ol
them and align ourselves accordingly
and not allow our political preluaices
to control us.
| believe that when We can ana
will intelligently discriminate between
the fundamental principles which d.
vide the two leading parties, that va
will soon see a gradual decline in the
preiudices which now seem TO exist
against us in the country. l think
that it is along this line that We
should seriously direct our future ef-
forts.
With that object in view | am In
clined to a policy that will do away
with the cause for a solid south as
against q solid north, as far as our
race is involved. AS the campaign de-
ve'ops | will explain in more detail
why 1 am inclined in this campaign
toward the success Of the Democratic
party. | will have no personal feel
ngs against anyone who may disagree
with the position | am now taking.
Respectfully submitted,
d. II. BLACK,
532 +. Main Street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-09

We have the increased intrastate
railway fare now, and we have been
promised the better service accom-
paniment. 1t is not time that the
last named commodity showed an in
clination TO peep around the corner,
supplying US, with at least, enough
coaches?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-09

Never argue with a woman. no
matter who is right. We know
whereof We speak. Our society editor
is q woman. Our city editor is q
woman. The editor of the weekly
edition of this paper is a woman.
What better proof do you want? If
you still doubt our word, come down
and try to argue a few points.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-09

We are willing TO back the weather
man against the field, when it comes
TO stepping in and doing the right
thing at the right time. No one
else. high.salaried engineers and all,
seemed able to devise a real relief
for the water situation at Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-09

Oklahoma Republican women are
going to take the stump for Senator
Harding and the whole ticket" We
have some very pronounced forensic
eloquence in the ranks of the Okla
homa women voters. A word to the
wise should be sufficient.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-09

1t rains on the just and unjust
alike, the good book tells US. II
might also be said that the boil weevil
calls upon the same parties with
equal disregard Of distinction. And,
according to all accounts the boil
weevil is here this fall, by a large
majority.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-09

Much as the Republicans hate to
acknowledge 1t, 1t begins to look as
though that bunch Of Doodle may be
uncovered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-09

Is 1t not about time for Miss Edith
Johnson to again tell the mothers
Of Oklahoma how to rear their ehil.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-09

dren and how many times their
faces should be washed each day?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-09
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1890

Texas has recently been re.
lieyed of a long continued suf.
fering from Bailey-ache.-Stolen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-09
Why Suffer
With Piles /?
No Matter ~ You Have Tried Many
Others There sun IL Hope In
Pyramid Pile suppositories.

you can. IL should give quick relief
and has saved many from an opera
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22

Karoly. es Ruszin Janos. A ko-
szorus leanyoknak a pantlikakat
es kis jelvenyeket Dezsi Gyorgy
es neje arusitotta.
Bali tisztviselok voltak: balel-
nok Druga Mihaly, tancrendez6
HolIok Albert, penztarnok Nj
seer Gustav, lunch ticket arusi-
to: Filep JOSEF, ruhatarosok
Kizman Antal es Kurucz Mihaly.
Ajandekokat adtak: Szacska
Mihaly es ncjc: egy f6tt sonka,
egy lsodar, EIisoczki Janosne
tiz kenyer, Dezsi Gyorgy egy do
boz szivar, Hall6k Albert: ket
dinnye, Panyko Karoly: tiz tucat
tojas, Bod Miklosne; egy parma,
mely "a dollar 95 centet jove-
delmezett.
A tiszta jovedelem koriilbeliil
300 dollar lesz. A pontos ossze-
get csakis az osszes beerkezo
szamlak kifizeese utan fogja az
egylet lapunk. utjan tudatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22
Az EGYESULT ALLAMOK
KULFOLDI POSTAFORGALMA

Osszehasonlitva az Egyesult
Allamok g6zhajon lebonyolitott
kiilf0ldi postaforgalmat az utobbi
ket hivatalos ev els6 kilenc ho-
napjaban, latni fogjuk, hogy
posta 1920-ban 2,56O,043 font le-
velet es levelezolapot tovabbitott
kilf0ldre, mig -1919-ben csak
1874, 1922 fontot, ami mutatja,
hogy a kiilfoldi levelforgalom
k0zel 43 szazalekkal emelkedett.
1920-ba 17,377,424 font nyom-
tatvanyt kiildtek szet, 1919-ben
pedig 16,943,543 fontot, ami ket
es fel szazalek emelkedest jelent.
Legszembetiin6bb forgalom
emelkedese a posta- -csomagoknal
melybol tobb, mint ketszer any
nyit kezelt a posta az iden, mint
a multi evben. 1920-ban 26,543,
453 font posta-csomag ment kill
foldre, mig 1919-ben csak 1883
722 font, vagyis az emelkedes
105.25 szazalek volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22

huszar ruhaban diszitettek a me-
netet: Kosztyu Miklos, Czipf ia.
nos, Varga Janos, Szab6 Janos,
Boda Andras, Kudary Pal, Kacsal
Janos, Babinszky JOSEF, Csubah
JOSEF, Sos JOSEF, Bukszar Berta
Ian, 6ket kovettek az e. ycungstow
nj Magyar Rezbanda Lesnyanszky
Istvan karmester vezetese alatt,
maid a Nilesi Elso Magyar Bs
Egylet ket zaszlajaval, M6rlez
Albert b. elnok vezetesevel nilesi
106-ik szamu Verhovay fi6k anne
rikai zaszlajaval, Tenke Ferenc
elnokkel az ellen, az iinnepl6 war.
reni egylet Druga Mihaly bizott-
sagi elnokkel az ellen, azutan q
k0vetkez6 youngstown es east
Youngstown egyletek haladtak
zaszl6ikkal: Scent Istvan egyle;
Balask6 Gy0rgy elnokkel, refor.
matus templomi egylet: Seb6k
Gaborral, Greg egylet: Mecsei
Andrassal, east youngstown Pc
of egylet Tomory Istvannal, &
Sziiz Maria egylet: Lukovszky
Kalmannal, Scent Gyorgy ma
gyar gorog -katholikus egyhaz
Lonart Andrassal az ellen.
! A Roman Hallba visszamene-
lkEezdetet vette az iinnepely, +.
ihelyrSl mar beszamoltunk, mos
! pedig felsoroljuk azokat, a xii
sz0geket helyeztek a zaszl6k rud
jaiba. Az amerikai zaszl6 Ike
resztsziilei: Nuszer Ferenc es ne
je Is dollart, magyar zaszl6 ke
resztsziilei: Somplak Mihaly &
neje pedig 35 dollart adtak
zaszl6szegekert. A tovabbi ada
kozok a kovetkez6k:
| Is dollar so centet adtak
nilesi 106-ik Verhovay fi6k tag
jai.
25 dollart adott a nilesi 106-il
Verhovay fi6k.
20-20 dollart adtak: Youngs
town. Scent Istvan Egylet, az Il
Youngstown Pet6fi Sandor Egy
llet. Nilesi Els0 Magyar Bs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22

20 dollart adott: Cipf Janos.
15-15 dollart adtak: Ruszin
Janos es neje, Gedeon Geza es ne
je, Selemba Mihaly.
13 dollart adott: Mikes Janos
es neje.
10 dollart adott: Hall6k Albert.
Z dollart adott: Durga Janos es
neje.
5-5 dollart adott: Szabadsag
(Mihok Sander utjan), Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap, Youngstown, O.,
Verhovay 1OS- fiok, Youngstown,
O., Kovacs Mihaly es neje, Fodor
Gyula es neje, Liptak JOSEF, Ko-
vacs Janos, Madak Andras, Pa.
raszka Mihaly es neje, Dancs6
Gyorgy es neje, Pankovics J6-
zsef es neje, Fejszak Mihaly es
ncje, somplak Pal es neje, Rev.
Suba Erno, Lonart Andras,
Csepke Balazs.
p dollart adott:: Bod Mikl6s
IS neje.
A szegek elhelyezese es az ado
manyok atadasa utan vendeg-
sereg kitin6 vacsorat fogyasz-
tott Ell. Volt: csirke paprikas
preselt borjuhus, s6dar, toltott
kaposzta es finom siitemenyek
A val6ban izletes es pompas etc
leltet Virraszto Laszl6ne, Filler
Istvanne, Holik Istvanne, Kiss
Karolyne, Misotzki Janosne
Szacska Mihalyne 6s Druga Mi
halyne keszitettek, a miert dicse
retet erdemelnek.
Az eteleket magyar ruhabs
6ltozott szep leanyok szolgaltal
fel, mig a hiisit6 italokat Fejszal
Mihaly, Somplak Pal es Filil
Laszl6 szolgaltak fel. A vacsors
| folyaman beszedeket mondtak
Moricz Albert, Tenke Ferenc, Sc
box Gabor, Tomori Tstvan, Potor
nay Janos es Mih6k Sandor.
| Az iinep6ly rendez6 bizottsag;
a k0vetkez6kbGl allott: Drug
! Mihaly eln0k es Nuszer Ferenc 6
Somplak Mihaly alelnokok, Ge
deon Geza penstarnok, Panyk'
Karoly penztari titkar. Ticket
eladok: K0koreseny Karoly e
/ Ruszin Janos, zaszl6tart6k: Hal
lok Albert (amerikai), Danc,
Gyorgy (magyar), vendegfoga
dok: Selemba Mihaly es Dane.
J Gy0rgy, menetvezetok: Panyk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22

Lapunk multi heti szamaban
ragyjaban mar beszamoltunk ar
r6l minden tekintetben pompa-
san sikeriilt szep zaszl6szentelesi
iinnepelyr5l, a melyet Warreni
Els6 Magyar Ferfi es Noi Bs.
Egylet julius sen rendezett.
IA reszletekr6l szolo tud6sita-
sunk alabb kovetkezik: A zaszl6-
szentelesre erkez6 warreni es vi
deki vendegeket a Roman Hall
ban Druga Mihalys rendezobizott.
sagi elnok fogadta, Azatan osz-
szeallit6tta a menetet, ia melyet
ket amerikai magyar sz3rmazas''
Aatona: Nemeth Janos es, Prat
kaper JOSEF, tovabba az Uncle
Samnek olt0z0tt Nuszer Gusztay
vezetett de ellen a nilesi, O., JOG.
Verhovay fi6k diszes zaszlajaval.
A zaszl6 utan lepkedtek Szinnyey
MEsebet vezetesevel kis koszo-
rua leanyok, nevszerint: Somplak
Juliska, Nuszer Terezke es Maris-
ka, Kiss Eszti, utanuk mentek q
t6bbi koszorus leanyok: Nuszer
Boriska es Agnes, Szabo Boriska
es Ilonka, Kekker Erzsike es Ger
trud Somplak Erzsike, Fejszal;
Egzsike es Margit, Panyko -4rma
Pahykovics Maria, Mikes Maria
Kokorcsfny Boriska es Malvinka
Druga Ilonka, Tenke Juliska
Varga vilfns;F lil6p Jolanka, Mi
soczky Borbala, Szab6 Ilonka, Pi
rigyi Erzsebet, Kovacs Margit
Danyi Mariska es .Ilonka, Macy
Ilonka, Gedeon Helen Is Irma
Cvengras Wilma es Emma, Kosz
taba Anna, Koss Emma es Mar
git, Szalai Margit, Gedeon Hilda
es Voktoria, Siit6 Margit.
Oket k0yettek szep magyar
ruhas leanyok, nevszerint: Buk
szar Mariska, FGlop nonka Mo
ricz Erzsike, Kiss Lima, Csubak
Erzsike, Kish Mariska, Samu Ka-
tica. Lucski Erzsebet, Csontos R5
zsike,5 Pirigyi Erzsebet, Danyi
Margitka es 10th Erzsike. Magyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22
LSy AOt.
Is dollart adott: Panyko Karoly

Egylet.
Is dollart adott: Panyko Karoly
es neje..
10--1O dollart adtak: youngs-
town. Scent Gyorgy magyar gor.
kath. egyhaz, a youngstown re-
formatus templomi BIS. egylet, a
Youngstown Greg egylct, az east
Youngstown Sziiz Maria Egylet,
a warreni nemet egylet, Druga
Mihaly es neje, Kiss Karoly es
neje, Kiss Lima, Sziics Lajos,
Roszpopa Gyorgy, Pankovits 10
zsef es neje, Kokorcseny Karoly
es neje, Berencsi Andras 6s neje,
Nuszer Gustav es neje, Keger
Lenard es neje, Mikes Janos es
neje, Ropcsak Janos es neje, Asz-
talnok Geza, Dezsy Gyorgy es
neje. slfkM
TT dollart adott: Szasska Mi
haly es neje, Asztalnok Sander
IS neje.
5-5 dollart adtak: Klein Iii
lor es neje, Somplak Juliska, Vir-
raszto Laszlo es neje, Graef Be
"a es neje, Szabo Sandor es neje
Kosztyu Miklos, Brizsak Gyorgy
IS neje, Panyko Gyorgy, Ruszir
Janos es neje, Cipf Janos, Nuszel
Kolotin, Keresztely Daniel, Hal
lok Albert, Papics Janos, Dancst
Gy0rgy es neje, Gedeon Bella e:
Fodor Gyula es neje, Selembi
Mihaly, Kurucz Mihaly es neje
Flip Laszl6, Bukszar Berti, Buk
szar Mariska, 10th Mikl6s es ne
je, Kovacs Janos, Gedeon Geza e
| neJe, GedeOn Desc es neJe, Mar
ton Lajos, Fulop JOSEF es neje
Fodor Gabor es neje, Babinszk.
Jozsef, Madak Andras, Kizma,
Antal, Szinney Erzsebet, Somp
lax Pal es neje, Pejszak Mihaly
A dollart adtak: Kovacs MI
haly es neie.
3-3 dollart adtak: G. e. Har
ris, ifj. Somplak Mihaly, S. S
Grey, W. c.. Davis, M. s. Novati
p dollart adtak: Max Mar
kovits, Szab6 Boriska.
A zaszl6alap javara a kovetke
zok adakoztak:
35-35 dollart: Nuszer Feren
es neje, Panyko Karoly es neif
25-25 dollart: Somplak Mi
haly es neje, K0k0rcseny Karol,
] es neje, KoSZtyu Mikl0s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22

'ezef gy6gyszertar, orvossag es
szirup gyarra adtak engedelyt az
vi italtilalmi torveny alapjan az
Egyesult Allamokbak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22
Zaszlo oszentelesi iinnepely.

Warsm Es5 Magyar T6 MOI Bs Egylet zaszloszenteiese
nsk r6sxete menet leir koszorus leanyok nevora
zaszl6sssgert adaox6k XII mutaasa AZ aandekozok
rendez6k IS sza acsnek nevsora es egyeb tudn
va16k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22
GY0GYsZERTAR-
ENGEDELYEK

Kramer italtilalmi biztos jelen-
tese szerint eddig tobb, mint 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22
BurdosFIazat
: keres

hGICS
kettot talal listainkban. 10
fekvesiiek es az aruk melta-
nyos.
NEzzE MEG EFT
-;>Gyonyoru harom szobas haz.
Telek 5Ox230, a Witchwood
Lanen. 10 vetel $2750.ert.
Konnyu feltetelek. W.. 81 ;
GoNDoLJoN ERIE
4 szobas haz minden kenye-
lemmeeL Telke 75x150. A Clin-
ton rsstreeten. Nagyon olcsj
$3250-ert. Konnyu feltetelek.
SHARON LINE SPECIAL
10 s szobas haz 50x175 nagy-
sagu telken, jo mellekepiiletek:
Sok gyiimolcsfa. Csekely left
zetes a $4500-os ARA
Ha erdeklik ezek, az alkalmi
jd vetelek, ugy keressc fel Mr..
Sheriffet.
YOUNGSTOWN SERVICE
BUREAU
1913 Wick Building
Phone. Fed. 1927, Auto. 1912
Lakas, Main 1890
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-14
Topeka IN S. 0. S.
Taxpayers Ask Aid in Solving
Income Blank Puzzles.
Flock to &Fenue Office to
Straighten Out Difficulties.
WILDCAT OIL LOSSES EXEMPT
Poker. However, Not Recog-
nized by [. 5. Government.
Pity the Poor Rich Man With
Stocks. Bonds. Property.

Not more than five minutes elapss
between phone calls at S10S. Room
IL Federal building, United states in
ternal revenue office.
4 Chinese puzzle hasn't anything on
the income tax blanks which hundreds
of Topekans must fill out and return
TO the revenue office by March 10.
The blanks. covering every form of
income possible as well as every loss
and exemptions for children. heads Of
necessarily cover a multitude of hu-
man activities and create many had
hours for the rich as well as the near
rich. As any single man or woman
with an income OF more than $1,000
= year is liable under the income tax
population of Topeka and a few clerks
and others as well as business men
are victims of the technical questions,
aimed at them by Uncle Sam in his
income tax blanks
Questions by the wholesale have
resulted Interrogatioas relative to
exemptions and deterioration of prop
erty are, most common.
One man wanted TO know if losses
in oil investments might enable him
several hundred dollar exemption
Such q loss permits an exemption he
vas told: as if he had made the hum
dreds of dollars he expected Uncle
Sam would have forced him to pay
tax on profit.
How about losing in poker
game was another question.
Doesn't Recognize Poker.
Uncle Sam doesn't look upon poker
as an American business institution.
Hence. the boy who held fewer aces
than the other fellow must pay an
income tax on his losses in this line
of profft-seel1ing endeavor.
Take a wealthy man interested in
half q. DOZEN going concerns. owning
dozens of pieces of property upon
which deterioration must be tabu-
lated, with money invested in bank
stock, in oil stock and in half a dozen
, other ventures. he has q real job on
his hand. Many go to the federal
building and remain there for half an
hour asking information relative to
one point or another.
Attorneys are reapinS a harvest in
making out income tax blanks. Sew
eral are reported to have special
study of this proposition and are
spending their entire time in filling
out blanks for Topeka men and
women.
The corporation tax blanks are
even more intricate. An expert on
corporation tax blanks will be at the
local office on February Is to answer
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-14
Henry Eighth Didn t Found -
Church of England Nor the
EpiscopaIian, Dean Kaye Says
Cites Records Which Show Religion Existed 500 Years
Before Dissolute King Was Born.

the people had determined that no
foreign bishop should have control in
England But John was weak, alien
ated MS barons and people and when
the pope told the king of France he
could have England, John submitted
to the pope and gave his crown to the
papal delegate HeS received il back
next day as a gift from the bishop
of Rome. and when the people heard
of it they cried Shame
During the next 500 years il IS true
that England was dominated by the
pope. but never 10 the degree that
she forgot her former individuality.
She never paid Peters pence and
Henry VIII and his dom este infelici-
ties were only an incident in a move
Reformation was not confined to
England alone, for We have. as an
example. Luther on the continent.
Henry VIII died q Roman Catholic
in all belief - The only thing that
Henry did was to throw aside the
papaI yoke that King John. in his
weakness, had placed upon the Shout
ders of the English church. The
separation from Rome did not even
then occur and we find in EIizabeth's
time the pope promising TO Eliza bel tn
that the English book of Common
Prayer and all its doctrines might be
retained for church use, provided
thority OF the pope at Rome.
This she scorned to do and the
Roman church itself separated from
the Church OF England. brought in its
own clergy and set up on English soil
for the first time in history a foreign
mission-the italian Mission. But the
Church of England went on as it had
for $500 years with her services, her
ritual. her doctrines and her clergy.
bishops, priests and deaeons in I'M
broken line So I ask how Henry VIII
could have founded a. church thatNwas
in existence and recognized as a ma
tionaI body from 1-4Oe to 1900 years
before he was born ."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-14
BowERRBlE&RncY
ny JAMES P DF RIVERS KAYE.

do this was veil Of gauze which was
bound about the slaves head, and
with this she removed the offending
drops When she raised the veil TO
bind il in its place. she noticed the
sweet odor il bore which came from
the little oily drops She told Moor
tiaan of It, and her mistress also de-
lighted in the sweetness. and sent for
a sea-sheu and a tiny flask With her
own hands she gathered the drops as
they fIoated past Day after day she
amused herself by gathering this
sweetness, till the precious little flask
was full Then she gave it TO her
lord Jehan-Geer seems to have been
OF a commercial turn of mind. for
straightvay he set slaves to work to
make the precious oil Yet Noor1ihaD
each day gathered II drop by drop
from her rose-bordered stream de-
Glazing that Il was sweeter far than
that extracted BY the slaves
High in Paradise By the -Four
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