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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-16
lie Irlanda Gu 3 fir. 80 y.

EAS1s
K Carnea din America sau colonii,
conservata prin frigorifere Sc vim
| de cu ! fr. Is G. kgr. Lucratori care
/ cistiga mai multi consuma carne
! proaspata, care variaza de la l fir.
S5--2 fra. kgr.
| Peste Sc gaseste foarte eftin.
/ Cartofii care Sc fntrebuinteaza
foarte mutt costa 10 c. kgr., brinza
costa | fir. so kgr., ciaiul 4 fir. kgr.,
zaharul 45c. kgr., laptele IS G.
|kgr.
| Menajul lucratorului englez este
in general bine tinut, 81 aceasta pro
vine din obiceiul ca femeea martha
ta nu mai lucreaza in fabrici ain
momentul ce are un copil.
Revendicarile uvriere, rezultind
din contractul muncii, stint spriii-
nit de sindicatele anonime (Trade
Uhions) sau de interventia statu-
hui.
Stat,ll. in chestia contractului
; mnncii, intervine asupra punctelor
urmatoare: y Minimum de salar I:
y Maximum de ore de munca; 81
Reglementarea igienei atelierelor.
Ceeace ajuta multi pc lucratori
sunt societatile cooperative. Aceste
societati in Belgia 81 Franta, au ca
principala activitate brutaria, in
Anglia ele au alte surse de afaceri,
caci piinea o fac mai mutt in casa.
Lucratorii englezi au cluburi
muncitoresti, unde cotizatiile sunt
20 c. sapatminal. Aceste cluburi au
sail Gle lectura, concert, billiard, 10
curi, etc.
Ei mai au asociatii sportive.
S'a spus ca lucratorul englez nu
face economii. Eroare. Lucratorul
englez nu economiseste pentru pla-
cerea de a economist ca in Franta
81 Belgia.
AnalizInd munca lucratorufui
cnglez, am vazut ca edpcatia ce o
primeste, Sc distinge prin desvolta-
rea unor calitati morale, in sensul
atentiei continue spiritului de
discipline sau analiza 81 dorului
de directie Gu responsibilities.
Aceste daruri sunt forma unei
calitati mai generate self-contralul
care este discipline interioara
stapinerea de sine.
Aceste calitati sunt esentiale pen
tru formarea individualitatii par
ticulariste, in care predomina SIM
tul responsabilitatii.
\ In cartea sa p. Descamps, fnche-
ind aceasta parte TRACE urmatoarele
cOncluzii:
Educatia familiara a h,cratoru-
lui englez desvolta:
y Discipline interioara;
p Discipline sociala, bazata pe
simtul responsibilities generate.
De aici: 0 emancipare morala
gradata a copiilor.
v Respeetul s,autoritatii parinteaf
u credinta in superioritate sociala
a tarii, 81 a autoritatii publice.
Intr' 'un numar viitorS-,, (ntIt
lVlltorul) I'D. Bdrsdn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-16
LET 10,Oo0,O00, ZEcE MIlI0ANE LEI.

80 Condiunile de sutscrpte urnratoarele:
vs. l. Capau socear de 100000 mparte in 10000 ac
:. .4hn a 500 Lei vaoare -noninaa
vehi aetonar al Bancii "cETATEA participa la capi
a soeta 5000 aciun optun
RE
Retu de 100000 Lei acoper prn suscpe pubica
vnd vrsa de fare acune nominaa ST 100
prma de emisiune fonuror
ID rezerva
,"..s a. Varasmntele Sc fac in moduf urmator:
F a. prim yarsamn Sept Lei 3OO
b. all olea varsamint de Lei 300
q varsmne parale inegrale primesc inante
ac termene 81 meda dupa puhcarea prospect
Dupa acune vechi sunt de cite 100 lei
fg concentra conform modalitat con
ssifu de admnisrate
=. Aciuni remte proprearor eel la Ia
..hnarle 1921
Subscriptiunle varsamines incep % Iuie
Oct g. i Sc prmese u biroul baneii "cETA
TEA, Bucu Pasagu Cemedia Etaj 11lea; Ia Fiala CE-
:. ATEA" Coham; Tiala cRTATEA OdorAeu; Fiale "CE-
1ATEA' Topla Rominf Albina Sbu; Abina Brasov;
paovul Brasov Banca Cenra pentru ns 81 comert Cuj;
anca Centraa penru ndusr copr fiala Sbu;
Blanc flaa Cluj Mare; Satmareana
tnMarc Timisana veors Arad Banca Comerciaa
Fagaras Fsssrss; Murasana Reghnul sa-
Aba TarguMurs SaHa esesul sasesc; lsvorul Alba
!. allis; Crsdiul Techae &l6n
s. In America fa ronini trime banii pentru acuni
Banca bak Bacurs d Ia Banca seThe Bank of
bnmana Bucures hvs Natisna Bank York pentru
varsamntele Bucpresi prmesc Ia Banca Ronea
g - Asossssh B,e nanea Franco Raminz i \ creaitur
r 9eehn..
q Ja,i Bae Mor in Bar.sis q Bocovn. = primese !.
nss Marot Bne conp Banca Romineascz din cernSpt;
3& a ch1 n4s nAeasek !, u Ba.ss 1eosdsv. luec CHI
M Consfu d este autor;zat st.bi c,pital1,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-16

cOIlCFa lSeQHcPlunel. ~ ISUa cngleZ'
daca Sc logodeste ca Sc multumest
Gle = annnta faptul pafintilor S
acestia Isl dan censimtamiiftul ia
cit. De atunci, ca are Voc. sa iasi
in toatc scribe, fara a-si justific.
conduita. Fla poate priini' ziua sa,
seara vizitele logodnicului. Sunten
ydeci in regim de- confienta absolu
Lta caci logodnase tot asa de sacra 6,
Isl casatoria.
Englezii sunt dnsmani situatii
lor false.
| Din cauza emaneiparei progresi
We a copiilor 81 pntina supraveghe
re a parintilor, statul luat ii
schimb masuri severe, pentru :
proteja. pc femei 81 pc fete. Pc con
tincnt in mod general, parintii joa
ca un rol preponderant, in deci
zia casatoriilor. In Anglia casato
rifle sunt incheiate mai totdeauns
de eel interesati 81 parintii lie lasa
J o mare liBertate.
Pentru temperance acestui fapt
a VENT legea engleza, Gu dreptul &c
Sc da partii la actiunea in Breach
of promise, ruperea logodnei.
Legea considera logodna ca un
contract 81 ruperea acestui contract
da nasters la daune interese.
Ma ieste legea asupra seductiu.
nei. Aceasta actiune nu poate Fl in.
tentata deceit de parinti sau de pa.
trOni.
Legea asemeni autoriza cautarea
paternitatii.
Una din formele emanciparii
este 81 emigrarea.
In familia engleza Sc admite per.
sonalitatea fiecaruia ca un1 fapt ca.
re trebue respectat.
. alta forma emanciparii e: O.
bisnuinta desplasarilor individual.
le: Aceste .desplasari contribute Ia
l;rgirea cercdiui cunostintelor, la
marirea expef litii, lSascute spiri.
tut lar fctelor le da moi 81 multiple
ocazii dc a 81 gasi un logodnic.
Bune instalatie locuintsi este
fesortul moral eel mai puternic,
pentru formatia particularista. DE
obicei in Anglia, fiecare menai are
locuinta sa particulara, lar locuin-
tele unei strait stunt aproape iden.
tlce, caci sunt facute dc antrepre-
nori in serii. Pentru lucratorul en-
giez, .faptnl cA locueste o casa Ia
rel cu a vecinilor sal, fnseamna Cd
toti stunt oamenii, care due. acelas
nlvel de viata. Loclinta e punctul
Gle plecare tuturor. @ familie nu
este respectable, deceit proportio-
nal GU chiria care o plateste. PEN
tru a plati 0 chirie mai mare, tre-
bue' a munci mai multi, face sfor-
tari mai mari pentru a cistiga, deci
un imbold la munca.
Fiecare strada din cartierele NV
rlere, are 2 r1hduri de case, puse
spate la spate !, Tina care da Gu ia
ia Ia strada, sceafalta ! spre fondul
curtii camunicind printr'o trecato-
are la strada. Simplii lucratori' To-
cuesct in casele din fundul curtii,
mai eftine. Lucraforii specialist
care cistiga mai multi. locuesc ca
sele mai mari dinspre strada, Chi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-16

~ " sum" MAJ mare ca cea nxata acf preeum reduce sub
scrlpt"nie anunate
boCuREsTl La 10 Iulie 1920. -.
ooN'lAloA O1 ADM1Nls1AA|1E II 0OMBIUNEA
CENzORILoR:
DR. Alexandrn vaida voevod p.+r;,;u 49,.
fost prim mnistru. deputat ....a.4s1 . -
g. - ' p fest SENATOR preqt
f,.+ ;na,n mlna'u !. ropovio'u t Dr. v;rgi, ,x,c.a
- ~ -l.aAss u'p'''' nr;mr,s+or !.
~ oOeim y. fop
i's. pl,n ""s'ru .. ao ,nerm DR. uarie Cojecariu
"iniS'ru oe Jussle, depuat advocat
n II. .on naeucanu rcon r.,1.
: $, rolesor ~ ID Aeaoema ae matte stu
'ii eomerc'aie s lnaostr'ale' @ decent pfe0'
ID "'''efS's'ea a'etla an Ducores'' Emil q ahea;a
,r aepD,a' nreot
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-16
PROSPECT

ps1tru emisiunea IVA de actiuni nstituui "CETATEA
banca economical -comercala s. a.
Adunarea generala extraordnara insttutuui ssCTTA
"TE tinuta in Is Iue Co. 1920 avnd in vedere uultitu
nea operatiunor fnancare 81 indus
rale fmbraate 81 conduse ia mai frumos success mai
eparte arunsa find de mportanta connur acestor ram
e actlvltate economical in proport 81 ca
p1a acum 81 bazinuse dversele acordu cute ntere
snl uor expoataun de rentabate dea naine asgurat
deeis Gu unanmtae captaluu social deocamdat
la suma de
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
CAPTAIN J. BYRON N1CKERSoN
Preparing TO TAKE CHARGE
OF STATE COMMAND
ER'S OFFICE
WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT
HEADQUARTERS TO BE IN OF
FICE BUILDING OF NIT
CHELL STEVENSON
STATE LEGION HEAD FOR NEW
YEAR DISCUSSES AMBITIONS
OF THE NATIONAL AND
STATE ORGANIZATION

No formal ceremony Will mark IN"
change of administration Of IL" West
Virginia department Of the AMERICAN
Legion on January l. At thar um'
Captain J. Byron NickerS"n of Wheel
inE viii take over the CnIc" "f depart
mcnt commander from Major Earl
Smith Of Fairmont. who's" term "t oil
iic. expires with the end of thu present
month
captain. Nickcrson told an Int"lli,
ECncCr reporter yesterday that nc WI
mainta!r the office building occupied
by tn" brokerage firm OF MlttheLi a.. ~
Stevenson ul Twelfth street. VITA
which urm he is actively associated.
Department Adjutant Louis Carr Will
retain the Offices Of the department ;lh-
jurnnt at ClarkShurG. as during IN"
present administration, wh"r" n" WILL
bc easily in touch with the new depart
mcnt commander
ing wear, Captain NlCkcrSon said yes
! tcrdav that in harmony with IN" year ;
program outlined by National 'omman-
der (;alhraith, he will cnucnNOr 10 may"
tho West Virginia department ana IN"
various posts IN West Virginia under
take a definite. concerted plan OF action
to render service TO the World war
v,trrnnS who. as Il result OF their ScrN-
ice are not now able TO take care 81
/ themselves. ,..
gro the majority Of us" captain
: %ickcrsrn said. the war and whatever
: mart We may have had in II, is now put
! an incident in our lives. We have re-
! turned TO our respective pursuits OF
! business, the majority of us well All"
! ~ inok out for ourselves. But there
/ arc many Of our less fortunate" com
: radeS II any of whom ar" simply walt
! Ing for the 'flnar taps to call them L.
res, from their sufferinGS, WI" nr'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
SCOUT ACTIVITIES
PROVE INTERESTING

Activities in all the troops OF BOY
Srouts throughout Wheeling dlstrict -
progressing rapidly and much lntereS.
* hn;ng manifested in tn" meelinss
which are being held different evenings
during the week. -. .,o
Troop No. II met last evening AZ tiIe
E,irsr Iiaptist church. James r.. lII.n =.
ri assessor elect, who Is Sc0utIraStri ,
delivered a short talk to the scouts am
ok M number of plans for the seI-
!5ronn 10, ~ with their HEADQUARTERS
. I'm, v l"wood Ia 5h!te' IAN 'hurch
met last evening and considered plans
for the cnlarging OF thcir present mem
hcrsS;T. This troop - in Charge oil
-, u,mls:c- II. c. Eastwood. 49,.
The troops when are tn meet i:'S
evening arc No. At the First EnEnsn
Lutheran church: No. 5 At the Its.
Presbyterian church; No. 10 at IN
THOMSON NJ. L. church and No. ID At the
Elm Grove NJ l. church.
saturday evening Troop NO. or tne
0ut-thr-Pike district will meet IN the
Noodsdale school house.
meeting Of the Boy Scouts p2nn
was held last evening in tie asscnnI!
room nj the Market Auditorium. \ large
number we're present and several hours
were spent in rehearsing different pieces
% music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
NHEEL|NG WOMAN KILLED WHEN
il. STRUCK BY AUTOAT WAYNE
MISS MARTHA STUMP, pAuGH-
TER OF REV. AND MRS. JACOB
STUMPF, RESIDED AT
TRIADELPHIA
has Sister Residing at Morganto"n'
This State-Funeral Held at
Fort Wayne.

N,h,o,ruri,cs vii! be sorry TO learn
or ih. uitimcly death at Fort WAYNE
Indiana, Of Miss Martha stump i"t
MGR we'll known local r"sid 'at ana
scnool teacher, who was hIl'Iu =!
automobile at Fort Wayne Il lc" ua!
aro while crossing the street on her
NV h[mc from one of the schooiS
where she taught.
The machine that killed her wa, was
driven by u. o. Brown OF No; r'I" y
II,rh street the accident hhppch'nS 81
rrmnr uf her sisters home At -" NeS'
Surcr.or street. Miss Stunlpl' accom-
named d. her sister AMI niece cIos;'
the street behind a car Una. om,r"ach-
ing along the curb and the aplroaen =.
ing machine which was traFelihE d. -
biTb rae of speed run them down, ,
Miss Stumpf died in the hospital
short lime after the accident. beng as-
tended by Dr.. Lyman RawleS' Sne SUI =
Irrrd fractured Skull "hu
cuts and bruises. pcv
rocnh and Mrs. Jacobine Stumni' ana
uso. horn AT Niles, Ohio. the pirthp.'' .
Nt,bc late President Mckinney. ne:
@a,brr brinr closely associated win MN
Tho family moved 10 Trlade!Pnia, DV,
, thr-ITkc, and for a nuE'Dcr OIL !L -
was pastor Of the Lutheran INV.
the Out-the-Pikc district Later ''''
went To Fort Wayne. ., ,,,,
rho deceased is survived ny III IL
,t.,mrs as follows: Mrs. Louise her
yrv. o. Morgantown. w: Va Mt. Z S,rs
Hiidcrhrand. Of Fort Wayne: anu ~
EIiZahrth Ross. Of Fort Wa!nt, ir
ma nrolhcr, Ernest Stumpt' aisV SUI
o ia u r"sidinr at Fort Wayne. Inter.
,,,nni was made at Fort Wayne. MlSS
D,,,n,,f taught school IN the l"taI
nmnft and is we'll known here. having
rriatiycs residing Out-the-flKc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
PROGRAM FOR PARENT
TEACHERS MEETING

Next Thursday evening IN the Var Var,
wood high school the 'arent-I"achSrS
meeting of the Richland district SCHOOLS
Viii br held in the WarwOnd high *crnol
auditorium and will mark one Ct the
features Of the school week observance
in Warwood. ~ pioh-
. The teachers and parents OF Rlcn,
land district enjoyed very successful
meetings laSt year and plans are DcmE
made 10 make the coming meetings
more interesting. The following pro-
gram has been arranged:
Orchestra ,,A
Sclrrtion-Thc Lord is My shepher"'
Girls Glrc Club. ,, !,
Addrnss-"Bcing Board Member u
J. Smith. r,o-
can Cooperate" Mrs. Fl. G.. Eastwood
Sanr-t'ifth Grade. North Warwood'
Addrrss-Mr. KiadclbcrEHr.
Thvsical Training Class supervision
Miss Epstein: r,,, ,,d
pjIno Duct-Miss Marie Ilofreuter ana
Miss Vera Taylor. .;" NJ
"7hn purpose Of This Meeting MI
Mitchell. discussion in which every
one may participated
Orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
FILTRATION ESTIMATE
WILL SOON Be READY

The "PuhliC Works" macazin" car
rcS in it's columns IN Item c"n'"rA;nE
water plant estimates A''nE prepare"
hv ! y chester If Chester 4 FLEMING,
engineers of Pittsburgh. Pa. for Il .
city Of Wheeling.
Mr.. Chester has stated. tn" it"m say.
that much Of the minor work has been
completed and that h" VIII HAY" N >
report ready within the n"Nt c"uni"
weeks. which Will b. submitted 1" the
city council for their approval.
.Chcs,,r & Fleming. II will he rcmrm'
hcrr!, G!d some Of the work :. N" tim"
Hrr and when asked for An "SI!m II" on
The filtration system they w"r" III" low
ct bidders and were awarded the con-
tract for the drawing up an cSiimat"
for III" cost " putting IN hltra'l"n
plant and supplying the people "f
Nh,rliur with clear and pur" water.
instead Of the muddy rN"r water n' which ,,m
With unless ihcSy-?:rr close TO ono OF
the numerous springs or wells which
the city has fixed up 10 supply IN" rest
d.nis with better water for drinking
and cooking purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
UPERT'S ASSAILAN1
IS NOT IN CUSTODY
Trio Of Foreigners Detained az ST.
Clairsville Only witnesses IN INC
Stabbtug Case

Sheriff ]. w. Osborne. OF Belmont
county, ohio. told The lntelligencer las.
evening that he believes that the ti'ai
who did the stabbing At FLUSHING ono,
ON November 10. when Joe Lipert, taxi
driver was fatally wounded, has maoe
good his getaway. - 1oa
The three Flushing fore gners' Joe
Dckora. Mike Kincomh and Glcacinio
! Al"anca", now held in the st. ClairsElIIe
ja!l, sheriff Osborne said. are NOT
charged with the Grim" which cost LIP
crt's life, but are only detained as VIII
ncSScS. -,
All tho Officers have on the trio. he
said Is that the three men were IN Inc
house where Lip"rt was w"und"d' ana
that in fact two of them were slightly
, wounded in the miN-up The ShrFill
: states that the three men detained "a"
! witnesses know who actually did Tie
4 Stabhlng.
Lipcrt was wounded. il Is said "a
J Ihr result of an argument over tax!
; fire from Flushing Ia lS"ilairr. No word
, Of tho fay WAS given to belmont county
authorities. bat instead friends or the
wourGcd mau sent him t" the hospital
ut Martins Ferry. whcr" he died Tues
day evcinng.
/ l.!pcrt vii he buried today from tho
= l,aSl,$ home at bridgeport. ONO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
SO FOR D1soRDERLY

Judge John 6. RITZ yesterday morning
ns. essed Red Roland 81" ana costs III
police CoErt yesterday morning Tor AT
tempting to batter down III" rear d"pr
Of his roaming hou%" nj @@@2i Main
street. lie WIS under IL" Influence Of
lullor and working hard when Officer
HnrStnan arrived on the scene"
Mrs. Morris the complain nC witness
was the only witness against Red and
,h~ held III, the court ten minutes by her
late arriN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
EXPENSE ACCOUNTS.

Four fltal expense accounts W
filed yesterday in County Clerk J.
Wells office for III" recent cleo; iol
They were: NJ Il. Williams. for school
comm ssioncr. nothing; T.. r. Parsons
school board Of Liberty district moth
ing; J. s. winters. Justice of tn" pence.
nothing. and Lee f.. hobbs, JuSlic" OF
the peace. $40
candidates wns $S.0>?.l0. while the con-
trihutiuuS were $N.'SilO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
RIVER NOTES

Tho General Wood arrived yesterday
morning from Cincinnati. and departed
At u o'clock on her way /" Pittsburgh.
Shy carried a very heavy cargo OF food
and merchandise L. b" put ON IN" mar
hotS at the smoky city.
Tho steamer Liberty. which arrived
b,rn at noon Yesterday from ParEcr>-
burg. departed AZ o'clock Yesterday al
trrruon on her way ~ Pittsburgh.
The steamer Leroy will depart this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

Handy tin boxes few cenarger packages
sancyucacd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
SERVICE TO MEN WHO NEED AID
LEGION PROGRAM FOR NEW YEAR

assistance. and il is such men as these
that We want 70 serve.
During the last few days Captain
Ej,l;.r On has been receiving an ave-
rar, - forty letters daily. hearing upon
Tho work If IN" West Virginia depart
,nrnt Of tn" American Legion. many u
them offering helpful suggestions ami
others iuquiring how various posts III
,hn stat may best fit themselves !"
work in harmony with the stat" depart
mcnrs new program Of service during
the coming year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

morning for New Matamoras and Will
return Saturday evening. She Will carry
Il very heavy cargo from this city.
TIL, tirnCr,;l PcrShinE Will arrive |?
this city Sunday from 'harlcSt"n on hrr
regular trip ~ Pittsburgh.
4 stage of 10 feet and rising was
registered At the local wharf late last
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
SCOTT RETURNS.
d. & O. Superintendent was Speaker -
Tairmont Chamber Of Commerce
Session

J. VI. Scott. general superintendent OF
West Virginia grand division OF the
here. has returned here from Fairmont
where he spoke Wednesday at meet
ing OF the Chamber of Commerce when
mans were made for a big conference OF
railroad men of the B. & 0. and tne
Kew ork Central TO be held December
Mr.. Scott was one Of the big speak,
ers on the program. and spoke in detah
Of the Wheeling district.
The conference is to consider numer-
ous changes which are TO be made In
the Fa!rlnont district In an effort Tor
greater efficiency and accommodations.
Tie first coffee house established IN
London was 1862. Coffee was heard OF
in France in 1865. and became fashion,
able in Paris in 1863.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
Cats and Dogs at Peace.

There Is ono place near Philadelphia
whore cats and dogs dwell together in
neacr. IL is cemetery devoted TO de-
ceased pets 1t is at FranCisvillc and
contains many handsome tomhstoncs
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
HE WAS PROPRIETOR
OF THE TOWN

Not long ago, the story runs. u
travelling salesman visited certai,,
small town and sold the proprietor
of its general store an order of jewel
ry. When the jewelry arrived it wa
not as represented, and the merchant
consequently returned it. But the
wholesale house nevertheless at
tempted to collect the bill, and drew
a sight draft on the merchant through
the local bank, which returned the
draft unhonored.
The wholesalers then wrote to tn,
postmaster about the fnancia'
standing of the merchant and the
postmaster replied laconically that i
was 0. K
BY return mail the wholesalers re
quested him to collect the account
and the received the following reply
"The undersigned is the merchant
on whom you attempted to palm of
your worthless goods. The under
signed is president and owner of the
bank to which you sent your sigh,
draft. The undersigned is the post
master to whom you wrote, and the
undersigned is the lawyer whose sci
vices you sought to obtain for YOU
nefarous business. If the under
signed were not also pastor of tn,
church at this place he would tel
you to go to hell.-(?)
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

G. NJ. Lloyd, Wala Walla.
N. w. Washington, Ephrata.
DR.. w. A. Washer. Tekoa.
Fifth
c. c. Dill, Spokane.
Clarence d. Martin. Cheney.
J. c. Harrigan, Coeville
J. d. McCallum, Davenport
The report of the credentials com
mittee on the King and Pierce dele
cation contests was approved, not
without spirited parliamentary
duel, but by an overwhelming mn
iority. Aaron r. Titlow, TIE indi-
vidual "bone of contention" in the
whole fight between federal" and
"liberal" wings, was reelected natio"
al committeeman: Mrs. Elizabeth
Christian of Spokane was made ma
tional committeewoman to succeed
another Spokane woman, Mrs. !. NJ
Simpson: a 4000-word platform Wa
adopted; % delegates to tie demo
cratic national convention, with hnl
vote each. were selected. eight ~
large and 20 in five district subcor-
ventions; and the appointment cr
Mrs. Hugh C. Todd of Seattle as
state chailwoman and vice chairman
ex officio of the state central commit
tee, was announced by State Chair-
man George Christensen.
r. S. Jones Delegation Chairma"
Richard Seelye Jones, editor of tho
Stars and Stripes, former Seattle
newspaper man and overseas veteran
was elected chairman of the Wash
ington delegation to the democrat"
national convention. Miss Edna
Crangle, also of Seattle, was named
secretary
Immediately after the state cor
vention adjourned, which was short
ly before O'Clock, 90 of the % dele
gates elected to attend the nation
convention at San Francisco. gather
ed in the state committee headquart-
ers in the Davenport hotel to perfect
plans for the trip and decide upon n
permanent organization.
Maurice Langhorne of Pierce
county was made temporary chai"-
man for the meeting and Miss Crar
gle secretary. Ed. Nj. Connor of the
Pacific nominated Jones and Martin
Maloney seconded, and it was passe
unanimously viva voce.
J. H. Roberts of Lewis nominated
Miss Crangle and again Mr.. Maloneq
seconded. Mildly protesting, Miss
Crangle was also unanimously voted
into the office.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. :

The Seventh Annual Instalmeni
on Improvement District No. 2, in
GLIDING Front street from the east
line of 14th street to the west line OF
Division street. Commercial street
from the west line of Sth street to
the east line of 18th street and an
extension of Commercial street from
18th street across Tract C as showr
on the plat of Leavenworth; and 10th
18th, 18th and 14th streets froa
Front street to Commercial street,
will be due and payable on or before
June 7, 1920, at the City Clerks Of
flee.
G. E. GOWING,
(22-3t) City Clerk