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Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
NO OPPOSITION
 ID MRS. MINOR

Washington, April 22-Election of officers was the chief event on the program for today's session of the Continental congress of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution AL though there was a. contest for only one office, that of Vice President Gen eral, rivalry for this was keen. Seven vice presidents general were@ to be chosen from the list of ! ? candidates proposed yesterday by the nominat- ing committee. Other officers of whom Mrs. George Maynard Minor of Waterford, Conn.,, was the nominee for president general, all were unop- posed. The, balloting began this morning but the tellers will not an nounce the result until the session to- night.
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
POPULATION STATISTICS.

Washington, April 22 - Racine, Wis, 5s,5e3, increase 2o,591 or 54.2 per cent.
 Hagerstown, Md. 2s,o29. increase 1,522 or e9S per cent.
 Ennis, Texas 7,224, increase 1855 or 27.4 Ser cent
 Pioua, Ohio, 15,e44, increase 1,656 or 12-4 per cent
 Venice, Cal, 1o.ss5. increase 7,266 or 2S3.0 per cent
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
McADoo RUNS SECOND.

Lansing. Mich. Aprn 22-Senator Hiram w. Johnson's plurality in the presidential preference primary in Michigan April 5 was 44,37S. accord ing to official figures announced by the canvassing board today. Herbert Hoover, whose name appeared on both Republican and Democratic bal lots, won the Democratic endorse ment by 5.344, Wildam G. McAdoo taking second place.
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
CHARGE FIRST
 DEGREE MURDER

New York, April 22-An indictment charging first degree murder was re- turned by the grand jury today against Thomas W. Simpkin, ftiner- ant printer who shot and killed Dr James w. Markoe, noted surgeon, during last Sundays service in St Georges Episcopal church.
 Prominent members of thee on gregaton were called before the jury as witnesses by Assistant District At torney Dtneen. They included Her bert L. Satterlee, brother-in-law- ot J. Pierpont Morgan and Dr. George R. Brewer, who himself was shot in capturing Simpkin. having run through the church into Stuyvesant Park
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
MAYOR APPOINTS 1EAKE

Mayor Wilson announced this morning that he would appoint A G Leake, of the A G. Leake Erecting Co.,, associate member of the Build ing commissioners. MT. Leake has had considerable experience in irou and steel construction and it is thought his knowledge will be of great benefit to the commissioners in their work
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
ADD PEARSON TO BOARD.

New Haven. April 22-The stock holders of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company yes terday reelected 13 of its present di- rectorate of fl, added President E. J. Pearson to the board from which he retired when he became federal man ager of the road. and put VicePresi- dent Benjamin Campbell on it in place of Arthur E. Clark, the com pany's secretary who had been sev- ing. This made the full board of Is members
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
DIFFER ON MILITARY TRAINING

Wichita, Kan, April 22-whether a resolution eondenaning universal mill tary training should find its way to the floor apparently was the only point of difference when the Demo cratic state convention met here to- day. Virtual agreement on organ ization was reported by all factions and ca1sc9ses seemed to have decded on a delegation at large to the na- tonal convention of eight members with = half vote each. to provide wider renreSetation.
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
ExPELL THREE MEMBERS

New London, April 22-Connecticut State Dental Association expelled three of it's members this morning for violating the ethics of the profession in their advertising. Seventeen new members were elected. The conven- ton closed at noon today.
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
FR1GATE MAKES LAST VOYAGE.

Boston. April 22-The wooden frigate Richmond commissioned in naval service in 1858, was making her last voyage today. She left here yesterday in tow on the final leg of her trip to Rock1and, Me, where she will be bea and burned for junk. For many years the old sailing ship was used as a. receiving vessel.
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
JUDGE BEERS'
 WILL. IS FILED

Under w3ll filed today in the Pro bate court Callie H. Beers, widow Of Judge Alfred B. Beers, who, died March 30, receives the whole estate and is named executrix The will was drawn June 1, 19dS. The estate is valued at approximately $5o,Ooo and consists mostly of United II1urni mat ing Company stock and real estate in Sanford avenue. Appraisers were R. T. Whiting, John M. Otis and F. L. Wilder.
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
LIBEL SUIT TAKEN FROM LIST

The s1e,eoo libel suit brought by Agnes Boucher of this city against Attorney J. B. Klein and others, rep resenting the Sunday Herald, was taken from the trial list yesterday by order of Judge Curtis in the Superior Court.
 It will be reassigned later. Miss Boucher claims the newspaper printed an article in which it was alleged she embedded money and goods while cashier of local store.
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
EQUAL REPRESENTATTON
 FOR WOMEN

Joplin. Mo-, April 22-EquaI repre-. sentation for women, the at large delegation to the National Convention being four men and four women with a half vote each, tentatively had been cratic convention met here today.
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23
HORSE THIEF SHOOTS SHERIFF.

Butte, Mont, April 22-Sheriff O.. K. Wyman of Beaverhead county was shot and killed yesterday on the main street of Monida by an alleged horse thief
 The fugitive attempted to flee on his horse but a clerk shot the animal from under him. He esca ped on foot. Possess are in pursuit.
Republican farmer., 1920-04-23

It is certainly dangerous for the candidates to stump the country at q time when potatoes are rotting so badly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16

prohibicyjnych, PREY ktorym
stwicrdzono, il sprzedaz wodki
odbywa sic tan dalej. Try dni
przedtcm zostai Galliganowi do
reczony wspomniany zakaz sa-
dowy.
Pc ogioszeniu togo wyroku
rozpoczeto ogolnie W sail )sado-
wcj wyrazaG przekonanic, IL po-
dobne kary naiozone zostana talk
re IA trzech innych szynkarzy,
kt0rzy zostali oskarzeni o podo-
bnc przekroczenic jak Galligan.
So to: John i William McGovern,
wlaSciciele kabarctu Liberty
inn" PREY Clark III. i Ike Levi
son, szynkarz pnr. 4lO So. Wa
bash ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16
J PIOTRO-PAWkOWA

Roczne p~osiedze1i3 Sp6lki Po'sko-
Amerykahskici i Kasy O~slcZedno--
sci W parafii IS. Ap nlo!cl Pawia
odbedzie sic najblizsza niedziele,
dnia 1890 b m. D goIzinie 1870 po-
poludniu w sail szkolncj PREY 37eJ
/ S. Paulina ul. u powodu waznych
spraw t~yczacych sic spGlki wyborow
urzednik0w ma rok przysz|y. dyrek-
eva spCdziewa sic llcHnego ZeD;anla
akc]yonaryuszy i akcyonaryuszek nd
tenn posiedzeniu. Pouiewal uroczy-
sto3ci Bozego Narodzeuia i Nowegc
Rokd przypadaja " tyr nku W Sc
boty, przeto oplaty spolkowe odbic-
rane beda W poniedzialki wieczo-
rem.
Sp6lka powyzsza otwiera W dniu
3go s~tycznia p. r. 41sza serge, do
kt6ref MONA sic zapisaC Nv klasach
A. B. i c. W biurze rcalnoSciowcm
OBJ. B. J. Hintaka, pnr. 1858 S. Pau
lima I'll. Akcyi jest obiegu 1872.
Festyn urzadzony sta-aniem Tow.
DobroczynnoSci pod opieka Sw. Eli
biety. odbywajacy sic juz cd kilku
dni W tejze parafii. cieszy sic dobrem
powodzeniem. Uznanie naleiy sic pa
rafianom i s1osciom. oraz gorliwej
piracy wszystkich czlonk0w teSo To-
~warzystwa humanitarnego, kt0rzy
ME szczedza nj piracy nj trudu, byle
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16
POLACZENIE ISKROWE L
NOWYM

DIS popoludniu otwarte 70
stanie pofaczenie iskrowe pomie'
dry Chicago a Nowym Iorkiem
ola cel0w handlowych. Pierwszq
depesze radiotelegrahczn2 prze-
Sic do burmistrza ThomPsona
burmistrz nowojorski Hyland /
zostanie ona natychmiast pre-
slana telcfonicznie do ratusza
do blur pana Thompsona. konek
eva iskrowa Stworzona bedzie W
ten sposob pomiedzy miastami:
Nowy York, Cleveland. Detroit
i Chicago, a pozwoli ona dcpesze
Z Chicago doreczac w Nowym
Yorku w II minut po ich NADIA
nil,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16

narazajac zycic, znoszac truly
wojenne i szacunck i wdziecznoSc
cafego narodu. Mic dawno bronil
'jej pred bolszewikami, dis Z tenn
samcm poSwieccniem, broni jcJ
pred smierciq gfodoWa. Pcglkow-
mix Fauntlcroy dobierzc sobie
odpowiednich ludzi do pomocy
ktorzy pod jego osobista dyrek-
eva wan sluzyt bedq, sam zaS W
najblizszym czasie odwiedzi wig
kszc kolonie polskie ably was o
stosunkach w Polscc blizej poin-
formowac i do piracy ratunkowej
zachecic.
JestcSmy przekonani, zc Gale
Wychodztwo przyjmio nominal
Cyc pulkownika Fauntlcroya ia
dyrektora polskicgo oddzialu Z
wiclkicm zadowolcnicm. Sprawl
Gle mt najwieksza przyjcmnoSc
i okazecie swa wdziecznosc,
przez jak najwieksze zakupno
przekazow zywnoSciowych ola
waszych rodzin w PoIscc. oraz
przez tworzenic komitet0w ra-
tunkowych i zbieranie tunGu-
STOW ma zywnoSc Ola gfodnych
dzieci polSkich. Wszelkie kores-
pondencye GRAZ zapytania W pol
skim Tub angielskim jezyku co do
przekazow zywnosciowych. alcyi
r]atunkowej Tub skiadek i datkow
p~ienieznych ma glodne dzieci, pro
SHINY wySyfat do jego oddziaiu,
pod adresem: EUROPEAN
RELIEF COUNCIL, POLISH
DEPARTMENT.
a. Broadway. New York City.
Herbert Hoover,
European Relief Council.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16
Z European Relief
Council.
HOOVER FAUNT
LEROYA DYREKTOREM
ODDZIALU.

Fanowie:
Uratowanie Srodkowej Europy
q szczegolnie Polski Cd g}odu,
wymaga olbrzymiego wysiiku i
znacznych ofiar re strony wszy-
Stkich obyWateli Stan0w Zjedno-
czonych. W piracy tel, ktorq iuz
cd lat wielu prowadzimy. liczy-
my teraz IA jak najsilniejsze po-
parcie, duchowc i finansowc Pol.
skiego Wychodztwa. Setki tySie-
cy L was ma W kraju Swc zony,
dzieci lub rodzicow. ktorzy IA
gwalt potrzebuja pomocy, a jczcll
ich ratowat ME bedziemy, to ia
pewno, tel zimy wielu zginie I
wycieiczenia, zimna i giodu.
Wasza dotychczasowa pomoc,
w piracy ratunkowej przez mas
niemal Cd dwtch lat w Polscc
prowadzonej, ME by}a tax wyda-
tina jakby sic tego nalezaio spo-
dziewac i musicliSmy szukac po-
mocv Cd innych narodQwoSci. Jc-
stcSmy jednak przekonani. &c Cd
tad be- wzgledu ma vase oSobl-
ste. partyjnc lub rcligijnc zapatry
wanna, d~opomozccic nam urato-
wac sctki tysiccy waszych roda-
kow i braci cd smicrci g~}odowcj.
L tenn vice przekonanicm, ola
lcpszego u5wiadomienia was 0
nwaszcj dotychczasowej piracy, ola
przcdstawicnia VAN naszych pla-
now ma przyszio$c i udziclcnia
.slclkich iniormacyi oraz uzyska
MIA vase pomocy i ~poparcia W
nwaszcj piracy ratunkowcj utwo-
rzylismy dziaI poIski.
pr1yjcmno5ci2 donosimy
VAN, &c ma dyrcktora togo cd
dzia}u 2aznaczyliSmy pulkownika
Cedric +. Fauntleroya, ktory DO
hatcrskimi czynami, tysiackrotnic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16
zADAJA AMNESTY.

Washington, is. grudnia. -
Przybyi tn wc2oraj komitet Z To-
ma Stowarzyszcnia Wetcranow
Wojny Swiatowej, ktorego glow
ma kwatcra mieSoi sic W St. Paul,
Mimi. celem uproszenia u Prey
1enta Wilsona amnesty ola wszy
stkich wiezni6w, ktorzy odsiadu-
ia dotqd kary "a przekroczenie
Drawa o szpiegostwie. Karol CAL
vim, prewodniczacy organizacyi
weteranow, zjawit sic wraz Z
lomitetem w Bialym Domu i
przedtozyi gcncralncmu prokura-
torowi Palmerowi rezolucye W
oowyzszej sprawic, ktora zostaia
1chwaIona przcz tee orsanizacye
jcszcze ubiegiego lata.
sTRAJK KoLEJoWY w ME-
KSYKU.
Meksyk, miasto, Is. grudnia.-
TelegraiiSci / kIcrcy. zajeci ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16

departamentowy The Consul
mcrs CO.., zamicszkaly W May
wood. w uzasadnicniu swego "a
rzadzenia sedzia David wyrazli
sic jak nastepujc;
,,Albo powod i jcgo Swladko-
vie powinni sic znalczc we WIG
zicniu, albo powinicn tam poJSc
pozwany. Oto jest tutaj cztcrcch
Swiadkow, widocznie zas}uguj9-
cvch na szacunek obywatcll, kto-
rzy ~zeznali, re powod pad} oflar9
niezasiuzonego napadu, PREY
czem dozna} on ziamania zebra |
przy czem padi jeden strzal -
pozwany zaS i ten OTTO p~olicyant
zaprzeczyli, jakoby iakikolwiek
napad mial miejsce. Jezeli PREY
siegli ME wydadza werdyktu ma
korzysc powoda, zniose go ma
tychmiast".
Dalej zaznaczyl sedzia David,
re w procesie tym spotkal sic Z
.jednym L najbardziej krzycz2-
cych ! jawnych w~ypadk6w krzy-
:woprzysiestwa. L jakimi miat do
czynienia W caiej karyerze sqdo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16
SPRAWL BONUSU PRED
SENATEM.

Washington, 16. grudnia. -
Sprawl wypiaty bonusow w 60
.owce bylym zoSnierzom armii
Stanow Zjednoczonych zostala
wniesiona wczoraj pred komite-
tenn senatu dla spraw finanso-
wych, ktory obecnie prowadzi
dyskusye w sPrawie blu Izby
POsf6w majacego regulowac
kompensate by}ym zolnierzom i
marynarzom. Mowca Z Legionu
Amerykanskiego oswiadczy}, IL
przeszfo polowA zoinierzy i mary
marry zada ~bonusow, pEatnych W
gotowce, lecz senator Smoot 2
Utah, twierdzi, IL ma podstawie
otrzymanych przez niego listow
pewnej czeSci Cd by}ych wetera-
now Z caiego kraju, blisko 90 pro
cent zada bonus0w pfatnych W
UOtOwCp
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16

tylko nie5G pomoc potrzebujacym I
r6wnocze;nie uprzyjemniG / uszcze-
&liwiG niejedna biedna rodzine W
parafii W czasie SWAT Boaego NaTo-
dzenia. Ostatni dzien feStynu odbc-
die sic W najblizsza niCdzicle dn;a
1890 b. m. T~owarzystwo niniejsze
zaprasza wsZystkich, a Szczegolnie
tych, kt6rzy ma festynie jeszcze do
tad ME byli, ably i oni grOszem swo-
i'm dopomogli dobrej ~sprawie. "a
tenn z ma fcstyn niedzielny,'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16
TAJEMNICZE
DE VALERY.

Nowy York, 16. grudnia. -
Eamonn de Valera opuScit diva
lub try dni temu swoj pokoj w
hotelu ,,Waldorf-Astoria" i odtad
wszelki 5lad po MIN zagina4. We
die oSwiadczenia zarzadu hotelo-
wego, de Valera opuSzczajac ho-
tel re swym sekretarzem H. Bolan
dem, pozostawit instrukcye, axe
by wSzystkie listy ! telegramy
jego odsylano do klubu Amery-
kanSko = Irlaudzkiego. Bliski
p~rzyjaciel ,prezydenta republiki
irlandzkiej" DIR, Mahoney oswald
cyl, IL de Valera najprawdopodo
bniej wyjechai do Atlantic City
ola wypoczynhu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16

GLORY.

Baltimore, Md, 16. grudnia.-
Donosza tn, IL ]. Z. X. Kardynal
Gibbons, Z powodu nicdyspozy-
cyl pozostaje w domu Roberta T.
Shrivcra, W Union Mills, gdzie
pielegnowany jest przez Siostry
re szpitala Bon Secours Hospi-
tai. Ostatnio nadesiane tn ra-
porty donosza, IL stan jego sic
~pogorszyl, czelnu jednak zaprze-
GA rodzina pariStwa Shriverow,
Jak rownicz X. L. r. Stickney,
reL-+p- lratedrv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16
.TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE;
)okonczcrie Ze SIT. 1ef.D

cyl, zostat wczoraj mianowany
Przcz prezydcnta Wilsona arbi-
trem W nieporozumieniach MIC
Ivy Armenami 4 nacyonalistami
ureckimi. Morgenthau odbyi ma
ychmiaSt dNuzSza konferencye z
yastepca sckretarza Stanu Davi-
sem, ktory udzielii mu ostatnich
instrukcyi, tyczacych SIG jego
misyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16

tutejszych kolejach W caiym kra-
ju, ogfosili wczoraj generality i
natychmiastowy strajk. Zachodzi
IL strajk ten spa~ralizuje
kompletnis ruch kolejowy W kra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16

burza, wskutek togo zachodzi o.
bawa, IL statki, jczeli mic s%cllroni-
.ly sic gdzieS do portu, mog4y "a
tonac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16
MILIONOWY POzAR FABRY
KI ZELAZA.

St. Louis. Mo-, 16. grudnia. -
w p~obliSkiem miasteczku Madi-
son, ILL.,, wszczal sic wczoraj OIL
brzymi pozar w zaNadach firmy
,,Helmbacher Forge and Rolling
Mill Co." P~rzyczyna pozary, kto-
~ wyrzadzit szkode ma oko}o mi
Iona dolarow. ME wiadoma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16
ola WVpOcZNnku
D A
OSOBISTEGO.

Washington, 16. grudnia. -
Posel Edmonds Z Pennsylvania
wniosi wczoraj do Izby Poslow
rczolucye, domagajaca sic SEE
Scio = tygodniowej prolongaty
w~szystkim. kt6rzy dotad ME po-
piacili swoich podatkow osobisto
dochodowych i podatku Cd mad
miernych zySkow. "a rok 1919,
i ktorzy ma promo starali sic u
rzadu o przedAuzenie terminu spia
ty tychze podatk6w. Posef Ed
monds W rezolucyi tel prosi row
niez o zwolnienie ich cd kary. ia
ka przeWidziana jest W ustawie
"a nieuiszczenie sic Z podatku W
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Kronika Miejscowa.

DCkonCzenie re stT0nIcv l-Sze1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16

katedry
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-16

ma jednym rogu haftowane, ladne
wyszyrwane kwiaciaste IVORY, bale
albo kolorowe. try W asortowanych
wzorach i ozdobnych obrazko-70-
wych pudekkach, csc war. SON
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-03
CK6nUuzt@ah

AS TO THE ALLEGED MlSMANAGkMtNl Or LIE WAX
The managers the Harding senatorial syndicate as well as the
candidate himself laying emphasis upon the alleged mis-
anaoenent Of the war by the Wilson administration.
One Of their chief that the president the war
m arsan Democratic affair and that billions of the peoples
money was wasted of the neciency of the Democrats
Now great difference of opion among people who
ought something about it whether the war; from the Amer
lean standpoint well or poorly managed -
As there is no possible decide the question will prob
ably always be debated
lion in the history and necessarily cost lot ct money
Wbeber # cost few billions few billions less than
would have cost if somebody eesay Roosevelt Hughes or
Taf-had been president is purely speculative
One thing know that the tremendous power developed
b America on the brought about Germany defeat at
least year than Allied leader expected and that the
cost in American lives than anybody thought would be-
very large part of whatever waste IN money there may
have been is properly chargabe the speed with which America
This speed money but saved lives
So far as the money of the issue the presi
Dental campaign believe that the Harding syndicate underes
mates the intelligence of the voters. . :,
Certainly the facts as to President Wilson's alleged pasanshp
in the management of the absolutely dsPove the syndcate
contention. ~
Practically every key position occupied by Republican
Gen John J. Pershng Republican and sonnlaw of Senator
Warren of the administrations most bitter enemies was com
nander-in-chief of the Army in France
Admiral Sims Republican the Navy in the
Harry Garfield Republican and of former Repubi-
president the Fuel Administrator
Herbert Hoover, Republican, the Food Administrator
Howard E. Coffin Republican in charge of aircraft pro-
duction =,
R. stettinius Republican Assistant Secretary
of War in charge of all supplies.
Mai Gen E. H. Crowder, Republican, in charge OF the
draft
Gen Peyton c. March Republican chief-ofstaf of the
Army
Henry Dawson, Republican head of the Red Cross
Charles NJ Shwab and Charles Pez both Republicans
trolled the Emergency Fleet Corporation
Frank A Vanderp Republican, managed the War Savings
Stamp campaign
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-03
S 0 u l. S w A NJ P | N q
BY DIR. LANES L VANCE.
VANCE

CLIMATE One of the faV-
orte prescriptions for bracng altitude
swamp no place to live It's with foul odors and
loaded with the poisonous Who would be fool as
TO go swapping when seeking residence body?
Climate much do of
undlng react his spiritual circumstances which
disease Why should play swapping seeking
residence for the
Is the physical
should be profoundly body,
and supremacy indifferent soul?
Many will
bawbee his
lot OF people ring chance
OF making physical gain This pitched his
toward Sodom 1t making
family
was bad The town moral
What the things consider when Is
absorbed with the
and home and moral ideals the
town! Are willing to
and children the foul atmosphere
ich Be careful!
1t better be
disaster and death Remember Lots
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-03

Philip promptly.
Zine, fine" beamed the school
board applauding loudly "Most ex-
traordinaryp
Next came Cutie Cottontail.
whats the most dangerous letter
in the alphabet" asked the school
master
''F. Because it changes OK into
fox" replied Cutie shivering.
Wonderful" beamed the visitors.
The next question was Scampel
Squirrels. Scribble Scratch asked
IF you get nuts off a ire, how dc
you oct DOWN." The answer was,
"0ff a goose, of course" but Seam
per wasn't there that day for some
reason, so when the fairyman asked,
"HOw do you get down." there was
silence for minute.
Then Colby Coon, who had been
sound asleep, suddenly Strengthened
up and yawned.
Copyright, 1920
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-03

school board walking in that fine fall
morning when everyone was sleepy.
1t was this way. The fairyman
with answers to them and every pu-
pill was given certain answer to
certain question. So when Mr.. Hoot
Owl and Mr.. Crow and Messrs.
Mink, Hare and U. U. Chuck took
their places in solemn row in chairs
up front, he knew there was no use
having regular lessons, so he got out
his paper with the questions on.
Then he started at the top of the
first row. That's where Floppy Field
Mouse sat.
"Why is the moon round?" he
asked.
Because it is made of cheese, and
all cheese is round" answered Flop
quickly.
every eoodw said Mr.. Owl nod
ding to Mr.. Crow who nodded to
Mr.. Mink, who in turn nodded to the
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THE CREED OF HATE.

The Rev Francis Kelley, national chaplain of
legion speaking in Cleveland the other day remarked that
be judged worthy of existence by ability
the of America should be loved
feared.
One might that this somewhat dscordanty of the
mouth wearing the livery of the Gentle Nazarene
would be the What important that
discodanty from wearing the citizenship of American
Surely the sentiment quoted other than that which
yesterday the creed of Germany Surely that creed which
united the world against German haeune and brought about her
downfall
America adopts the belief that is better be feared
than loved she will invite the fate which has befaen Germany.
And she will deserve it.
Even the striking of match makes New York bankel jump
these days.
people believe that half of refers enforce
ment and not content
Census says Vermont has lost population Yes it's ansuf
frage state
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GOOD morning." says Squire Har-
0pington.
Good morning." says |.
1--WE got the presidential election
all figured out" says he.
SOS everybody else" says |.
my system is fool proof" says he.
spill it," says |.
/. Now says he, take their first
names"
James and Warren" says |.
Five letters in James and six in
Warren" says he.
'Favors Harding then" says |.
But there are nine letters in Mid
dleton," says he "and only eight in
Gamaliel."
Fourteen to fourteen" says |.
There's seven in Harding and on
ly three in Cox" says he.
Putting Warren ahead by IL to
a." says |.
yes" says he, you've got fine
head for figures"
Teachers all told me that when l
went to school," say |.
''Cox was born in Jacksonburg
Harding in Corsica. There are II let
tiers in the former and only seven in
the latter" says he.
"Twenty-eight letters for each, "
says |.
Fright again." says he.
(Which provost" says /.
Cox lives in Dayton-six letters
Harding lives in Marion-six letters
says he.
Tiled again at 3d." says |.
Harding owns a newspaper calico
the STAR" says he, "and Cox owns
the News"
-Four letters more for each" says
Cooks wife's first name is Marga-
ret" says he.
(Which adds eight letters to the
Cox total" says |.
"And Harding's wife's first name
is Florence" says he.
Another eight for Harding" says
Cor in other words" says he, "it
is tying the tie again"
yep" says l, '1eaves 'em tied"
"All this" says he, sis about as
good a guess as any straw vote
at is," says |.
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BY O. B. JOYFUL

BY y. b. JOYFUL
GOOD morning." says Squire Har-
~ pington.
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Even the striking of match makes New York banke