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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05

FOR SALE-Wsterloo Boy Tractor;
far sale cheap one ,Rumely Oil Pull
"a IN Tractor: one 8 Doubles Reeves
Sfeam Engine. Inquire Of BOLSTER
Is S0N. 45-1t
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05

FOR SALE-Fbr cash or good securi-
tn, one 10 bottorn stnbble and 8
breaker bottoms. Also one cook
{ car 10x22, all IN first class condk-
ton. OLE N. GILBERTS0N, Am
brose. N. Da1L 27s6t
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05

FOR SALE Toulouse Ganders, $3.50;
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red Cock
erels, ECO. OSCAR MATSON, Ray
nond, Mont. 46-t1-p
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05

FOR SALE-Flathead farms, Or
char3s and suburban homes at bar
gain prices. Write your needs to
E. w. Lyna. Kalispell, Mont. 43-t5
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05

WANTED TO BUY-Flemish Giant
rabbits, and pair Of guineas. NEW
TON INGRAM, Culbertson, Mont.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05

BALED HAY FOR SALE-Inquire
at Producers News. 46-tf
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05

BARGAN I BARGAIN :!
We have several base burners
for sale cheap. You can get
hard coal now. Helland-Strand.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05
EDWARD g. LEE
q il A. JOHNSON

Trustees of school Dlssliss
sheridan ! County. Montana.
Attest: ~ !, rilA,ar
F;rst I NIB, Jan. 50, 1920
Last "a Pub, March s. 1e2o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01
Wyborna Kombinacya.

Zadaniem najlepSzych lekarzy
lest zapisywanie jak najskutecz-
niejszego a przytem jak najsrna-
czniejszego lekarstwa ola pacyen
tow. Kazdy skladnik w~chodzacy
w catoSt lekarstwa ma swoje "a
DAME. Slavish Crown Bitter Wine
Tonic Jest spreparowanY L czy-
stcgo ! dojrzaicgo Kalifornijskie-
so Wilma oraz Z wybornych me-
dycznych zio}, korzeni i kory' Me
ma lepszego Tonika mad czySty
n~aturalny produkt - vino, jezc-
Ii uzyty W odpowiedniej iloSci /
W odpowiednim gatunku. Sk(adni
ki rozwalniajace dodawane sq do
raSzego toniku w celu oczyszcze
nia w~netrznosci Z termentuj2-
cych resztek pokarmu jakotez W
celu dodatnicgo trawienia pokar-
NOW. Gorzkie zaS sk}adniki do
dane So ably podniecit apetyt
ptzez zwiekszony doplyw sokow
trawiacvch. Wszystkic sk}adni-
XII skombinowanc 50 W spos6b
naukowy tax ably lekarstwo to
byIo skutcczncm i smacznem.
ozczeg6lnie jest ono dobrem dla
acknowledgements pc goraczcc i
innych chorobach. Kupcie butel-
kc Slavish Crown Bitter Wine
Tonic dis. Ma Sprzedaz Il Wa
szego kupca lub piszcic wproSt
do: !. Is. SCHECR CO.. l. West
Austin Ave, Chicago, I'll.
(OgI.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01

gloszonq. lecz podajemy ia "a pi-
smem The Herald and Exami-
ncr"; w innych pismach cit;ca-
Soskich wiadomoSci tel Lie po-
dano jeszcze. Jakkolwiek wspon,
nianc wyzej piSmo jest bardzc
przeciwne lowdenowskiej komi-
syi uzytecznoSci publicznych / mo
ic zdaza tylko do zdyskredyto-
wanna frakcvi Lowdcna pred
wyborami, lecz motive jest, ze
w;adomo5c ia jest prawdziwa. Pc
niewaz przckonaliSmy sic juz ME
r&z. IL komisya wymieniona be-
przyczyny podwyzszala ceny III
wszelkich wydatnoSciach publi--
cznych / trzymaia zawsze strone
korporacyi uzytecznosci pubilcz-
nvch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01
ZAPOWIEDZ ZNISZCZENIA'
w CHICAGO.

O~statuini dniami otrzymato
kiiku wybitniejszych obyWatcil
chicagoskicll listy Z oStrzczenia-
mi, ably nic zbkizaIi sic W ol'olice
dziclnicy kom1nercyalnej, ponie-
waz dziat sic tam bedzie ogrom-
ne zniszczenic i pozoga. Listy tc
ME byiy przesySane po:zta, poml,
mo znajdujqcych sic ia Hich zna-
czkGw pocztowych, lecz wrzucane
Go skrzynoE adreSatow wfasnore-
cznic. Icden I takich list6w. kto-
rcgo tre$c ponizej podajemy, o.
trzymai try dni ternu DIR. Fran.
ciszck Airport. ktorego biurr
micSci sic W smachu ,,Chicago
Savings Bank PREY nlicach Ma
olson i State. list ten bvzrni iak
nastepuje: ,Drogi Doktorze 49,
Niebezpieczehstwo! Niebezple-
czeiStwo. Trzymaj sig Pan Z da-
Ii Cd Srodmie&cia. Me dochodz
Pan blisko dzieInicy kommercyal
uej. gdzic micszczq sic banki, pc,
hicwaz dziat sic tam bedzie COS O.
kropnego." Podpisano Frank Toll
lett. Czy sa to tylko, jak powia-
Ga polskie przys}owie ,.strachy ma
Lachy". czy moze tcz rzeczywi--
seize ..czerwoni" cos przySo, WITT
"a. ME WiadomO.
Wiadzc icderainc aresztowaiy
onegdaj nicjaki Klare Ostroisla
cprawdopodobnie zydowke). PREY
jaci6lke pred kilkunastu dnlarnl
arcsztowanego W. Mojzesza She
chmana. prlywddcy amerykaA.
skiej partyi acknowledgement. 20
mimo. IL " mieszkaniu jej pnr.
273G Evergreen ave. z~naleziono
mase bibuly radyEalnej, utrzymu
jc ona stanowczo. IL do partyi ko-
munistyczncj ME naIezy. Badana
W biurze immigracyjnym przez i'll
Spektora Harry Landis'a, oswald
~czvfa. IL do Stan6w Zjcdnoczo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01
nych przybyia wraz L Sheclima-

nych przybyia wraz Z Sheciima--
mem W r. 1917 =; zara2, wstqpiia 90
partyi socyalistyc2nej. Os;-ot*ka,
pr6cz oSwiadczenia, IL mic tina
jc zaduej iormy rz2du odin6-
villa dalszych zeznah. Ostrotsk2
unieszczono W domu dctencyj--
ny,n. gdy tymczasem wiadze sta
raja sic otrzymat Z Waszyngto-
MI warrant deportacyjay ola nlej'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01

Zadnych szalblcrzy naciagaczH
czyhaiacych ma Eicszar;e Ia:wowicT
nych niema CZIENNl% CHICAGO
SKI IA swych szpaitacA., DO zawsze
pracuje ola dobra- ludu. OsZrkan
cze fire sales" stanowsZo W DIIEN
NIKU CIIlCAGOSKIM oglaszane byt
ME mega.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01

NcL~|~y~rio - s~--0ri~v 1-S7ei
sci Nelson, Z pnr. l252 Pierce ave
zostai ma miejscu zabity automo-
bilem. ktGrym kierowai niejaki
Edward Bein, Z pm. 24l0 North
ave. Bein zoStat arCsztowany,
.lccz pc przyrzeczcniu, Il zgiosl
sic na rozprawe, zostat uwolnlo-
ny.
Druga oiiara byl Szcsciolctni
cLlopiec FranciSzek Nizzini. kto-
.ry umarf wczoraj W szpitalu. Z
ran. otrzymanych przez ciezaro-
WV automobil W ubiegla Srode Il
zbiegu ulic Erie ! Oakley blvd
Pc najechaniu chlopca szoicr wca
le sic ME zatrzvmal, lecz oWsZem
przyspicszyI pedu i zuikf.
Harry Gins6crg umari Woo
raj W Szpitalu powiatowym Z
ran, otrzymamych przez automo-
Til, ktorym kierowa} niejaki NJ.
Scuran. Wypadek wydarzyt sic
PREY ulicach Taylor ! 5l-szej ar.
" Cicero. Taylora aresztowano.
GAZ D DROzSZY.
Stanowa komisya ulytecznosci
publicznych postanowifa podwyz-
szyt znacznie ceny gazu, lccz MA
to wejSt w zycie dopicro pc Wy
torach pazdziernikowych. Nlado
NOSE ia ME zostala oiicyalnic O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01
Kronika MiejSCoxa,

NrL-~I~y~n;o - - -0ri~v l-S7ei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-01

ME mega.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

New York's FaShion AathQrlty.l
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-For q
perfect combination Of pfacdca-
billy and charm, yoile Is recon-
mended. it strikes the golden
mean. II Il. sheer Jet not 50 per-
ishable as chiffon or georgette; it
is formal or Informal, as you
please; 1t drapes gracefully yet Is
mol too clinging nd It has SUM-
Gent body to keep 1t from crush:
ling easily, though 1t Is airy and
cool-looking and comfortable to
wear.
II lends itself with peculiar
adaptability to current styles, as
witness the frock ILLUSTRATED. II
Il worn by Margaret aNmara, OF
the Chicago oebta company and
ID a Cabot omdel Of mauye hide
structible yoIle made with ranles
Of green wolfe an inch and 2 ha nal
vide put on with tiny selt'cofe-
|ings.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

M Tinealii Gels q Rest

Ann ahat snsl as Skfs y1a ifs tfidE NJ
Ing fe fity landlord q uite o $40 fa6 offered 70 p. y gus
n TlrnF a getting 90 round and M hb clothes 10 long
ois thought minute than suddenly he I'D tsht lea
m and Won an crawl IN until JJur s Is finished Nick and Nancy
an VAT ils vim No and m tel them atcu While you're rest
,arned fnttnS slipping % his cost Il sounds good to
ma Ckh6en y6d can tell about your monkey and PERHAPS
He NAV Be lille 10 hgb Jt find him Now Oliver where shall COZ
Mis- 06e hid Appeared By this time so she took Tlgang on
% her spare room he soon snoring loudly The breeze
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boon to her very hungry eonpan-
Il must go TO bed now. said
Doris. when she had finished.
cant you stay and talk to mey
/ he almost pleaded, as she wen.
o ~ toward the bed that she han
nrapared Tor herself beside Anita.
aNot when N SO IN need Of my
beauty sldao," she told him swees-
aHanr your beauty sleep!"
aAnd / thought you loved
beauty." she laughed. "Call me az
1900 night."
Phil started to kiss her, but che
ID Doris had a short but refreshing
sleep and was up at S, making a
tour Of inspection Of the sur
rounding country.
Very early they staggered back
to the bungalow and Immediately
the Fishers disappeared to their
own apartments to make up a 1T;
.tlo Of the slip which they bad
lost. Doris took a cold bath, SUP.
ned on q fresh dress and went
down to the lake. For a long time
she lay there dreaming happily.
All Of a sudden some one came up
behind her and covered her eyes
with his hands. Doris put up her
hands and drew his arms about
aoh, Phil, isn't it pers,ct!" Phil
sat down beside her and drew her
close.
n newer realized how wonderful
you wire TIL last night-l'm not
worth your little finger"
Il think So" whispered Doris.
What q lucky dog, an, ne
went on, after a little while.
when I look at other men, ! rea-
lie 1t more and more. Only think
Of that poor boob Of a George
pity him from the depths Of my
heart. Imagine being married TO 3
woman with q disposition like
Anita's-oh boy!"
ANITA 10 really q very atrac-
live woman" his fiancee insisted,
Not to my way Of thinking;
that will have to be one Of tie
few things where We disagree.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

NOT ii he AUTOMOBILES import;
ed o japan a 1918 were q Amers:
can origin. (
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

STONED 0lficeFi n De United Stltes
army g lste q Z.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

Comedy first attained a develop.
ed and artistic form about the fifth
century, B. 9.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14
Euery Houer
Has a Story
All It's Dun
THE eoLpENRop.


Should YOU receive the slender
goldenrod the warning, take
care" Is understood, for this flower
symbolizes precaution and also en-
couragement.
The DruidS used the goldenroc
Is a diyinlng rod for finding
XII sgIiH Selie AZ that IN skilled hands
4 ~ can discover deposits Of yalu
M y EN- metals
:.y'e -Ss
Used incidentally.
In Queen Elizabeth's time It was
ns ID widely for dressing wounds
and and cuts. Al the present time It
Il Ia nsed incidentally to relieve
nansea and spasmodic pains.
ttA legend tells the origin Of tho
yc,denrod. An old Indian squaw
IiSsJ IN a little hut near a lake
and a great nine forest. All day
is si cat IN font Of her little hut
v waving m baskets but no one knew
What aha ana with them. She had
lived there 10 long that people
hsean ID tan strange tales about
her and II was said that she had
the mower Ia change people into
plants t s or animals.
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: 3ney were SOOU UNtEldheu W
ndtis and George, however, and
m found that poiteness was
forcing him to creep along at a
,SiikilsG pace, far behind the others,
- the side Of Anita. Doris knew
oteiT path In the woods, for she
/: 1kd been brought up In this par
81 the country and she had always
;iof5d the woods abut the bunga-
l66s Bnt after a time the sky be
CHE dark and there was a distant
s1Aiblins In the hills that bespoke
8 liprm.
eits going to rain In 9 few min
,lie1-one Of those sudden, heavy
showers We have up here some
iiinks; We must find a good place
Is itay.
.iS there no shelter about?' de
minded Anita, whose feet were
hiitting her.
No, wen have to get under that
cih&p OF trees over there; as long
ar The thunder and Tightening
doeln't come this way, we'll be
p5tfectly safe there
How dreadful" exclaimed
AAlta, IS she touched her dying
n reel wave with q groan Of de
6plir.
rake my sweater, Dorie,' beg.
gsds phi, trying to wrap It about
7 h1r Il don't need It, really, Anita
ms fewer clothes on and she looks
lcol you'd better giye 1t to her.
little reluctantly he did as he
M1Ss told.
srhis Is q lark!" cried Doris as
Siie leaned against q broad tree
;ttiink.
Y must say you have q queer
ieSA Of amusement" put In hel
Kiiest, whose hair was beginning
. hing IN straight wisps about her
sfAce: q tail to see anything funny
a6tnt t."
Neither do l." agreed PM.
whose disposition was being az
tetled by the chills which his gal
I1ntry was costing him. Are you
sure there Is no way out?" /.
Ss1t's q good four miles to the
Int place where we could meet
the road, and at least three back
tbs way we came. It's getting
idnfk. too, and I'm afraid we won't
bsl Gtls L. make It at all. There's
no mora tonight and you don't
follow these trails without even q
tpglight. We are prubaly here for
] night"
Don't Joke retorted Phil. This
g really serious.
q realize It as well as you do
relnt1ed the girl quietly. Il know
EAese woods and how easy It Is TO
Set lost n them. We haven't even
! Match-am ! rightly
ehl was amazed at the calm
pclse q his fiancee; he hardly
ltneM her.
MS an autrage!" screamed
AnltA stamping her both vehem.
.N51Ilv q =. 80 800
Conc, come Anita her hus-
hald put IN mildly. You'd never
y abe to walk another mile to.
ligat; and you can't expect Phil
% cary your $50 pounds for Cd
lines sake, can you There's q
lm1t to everything"
Shut your mouth" flashed hiS
.lte aaIily. Can't ycu do some.
He did not seem encouraging, 80
ke walked abruptly away. Doris
WI tho only one Of the party who
M not excited By their unexpect.
plight. She busted herself find.
.1g cool SPOT where they could
eInp for ne might and after .
mo csor caught something q
1)1 5pitit md endeeyored to help
16( 4 iitties she even prodlced
lg am1,l cakes 0I chocolate
81 @ had tt6ted d M
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

There 10 onne place In most
households where . very definite
s.ieak' q ignored. This Is IN the
matter Of lights.
The strength q tae Light de;
ponds entirely on the number o.
watts and 60 watts consumes
more electricity than 40. In 9
closet, In q hall, and place, in TACT
where q strong brilliant light Is
mot needed a considerable amount
Of "tuice" can be saved BY an
intelligent choosing Of electric
light bulbs.
In q reading lamp, dressing
lights, and place that need much
light, uis high powered bulbs and
be sure that they are giving ell
there IS in them to give. Lights
burn out and use the same amount
OF electricity without making the
proper light I
Menu for. Tomorrow.
BREAKEAST-Peacls.s, cereal,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

"0h la! la! Deborah Burns VIII
never tell-we can trust her. But
have you forgotten that Katherine
Miller saw the whole thing? Don't
you think you'd better hunt her up
and keep her from whispering the
scandal to those who will spread Il
fastest!" ] asked.
Ny husbands face was q puz.
Ile. -.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

PHI, who had. had no exercise all
day, was crying for a long walk In
tie woods and insisted that every
one should go. So Anita squeezed
her feet In sonic high heeied or
lords and put on a fetching cos
tune which took her exactly
Elnstx minutes to arrange. It was
liter S O'Clock when they set out.
I;aeEJ i stays light fairly late
ttii Il SAID PHI as be looked ct
Aly wntta: Come on Anita, well
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

rake ny sweater, Dorie,' beg.
nd Phi, trying to wrap It about
phsr. Il don't need II, really, Anita
ms fewer clothes on and she looks
Sc6l0 you'd better giye It to her.
a little Reluctantly he did as he
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

They returned about ! and found
10 figns Of food Of any kind, 50
Transacted the larder for cold meal
sustain them antil tlll dinner at
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

'It's a ho-rid, ignoble story l
said. @And an awtully queer rstri.
button. AIMS carelessness has
proved her fathers undoing.r
"The sins Of the father boom.
eranged this time" said Bob. But
thank all the gods that We didn't
have a scene tonight. Not a whis;
per Of this will get out, Morrison
nrnmiSadr 6
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FHE|'BAIEY
sgRT STORY
pleas,iure Irip:

m Df.a.,s.,.o Trim.
~ klsdS1Lc LIZ.
81 iIiE+u 81 sSHNs
" Miif t'sn9SE
cnsxfief, 1920. BY the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Z. ]. j al. ~ room
n the privacy o. nel ~ NJ i,dssn.
p1tlS stamped 1er iov ~ nrtsd.
Allly don't cafe' ~ s1S ,o NIGER,
y 31bt won't stana J. ny y y, .y ovsr 4
II9 been engaged 70 Enl i ~ o q Il
month and M ne neas s so1S uay
t1Ee about Anna sg ~ X. hats ~
sns eges nG Y. a aist az n IA perfect.
gs I w ~ s;SIeSs / suppose,
s ~ ~, ~ Death Of hearinS
lt IN ~: = slst r nv didn't he marfj
~ ge1i S,n ~; IL Il lie thinks her Do
49,, I. Y
~. : :. ~ 80, .,no consider.
1Els eRs sa.l = !o y. she sSs had fdIly
=. ~ - .SsSs 80 r,ae mt going d
! eelasa ma a.s sa ., 1 Ants al freom It'd
~ y @ sISrey - r Then tfe
t 9s,nr , ia did was 10 write 1
~ Iitfie Snote to MS. George
n mi invita- lisr and her htis;
EsrS e snsnd the following week.
ssF :Tith Phil ana herself at hef
Z ii6th6r's bungalow, some miles
out a town. They accepted prem:
mn and Friday AFTERNOON they
DUE down to tie lake where me
6Ingalow stood and deposiIec
emsel YES, ga9 ana psss
- Alter they had al admired the
yieM Doris showed Anita TO her
f6dti ana slipping on . thin sum.
;,,er on,vn went down to the
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boat 1899 the next day Anita
Impaired n a lavender georgette
~ aibn that would lurn any
||6fFs heaa: Then she threw her
seik lh q low chair and ordered her
khsbapd g btihg her rolls ana
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

raIl Will do it." Doris assured
hss EecrIe Is Just Oh to play Q
lille tennis with me. Perhaps you
mo won't mind starting lunch u
IA afe 4 little late.n
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nfeEkist at nine" said Doris
IsNeatly, as she started upstairs 9
!te iintnents later, without e
4, ~, Sefine;io lsiss Phil GOOD night.
Evening star., 1920-10-31
so c. / E + Y
Personal Notes.


cards out for a Halloween dance at
the Country Club tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Berliner OF
Montreal were guests in town last
week.
Miss Eleanor Behrend. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Behrend. celebrated
Monday night at her home. in Beverly
Court. by entertaining twelve young
friends at a dance. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
Mrs Sarah Koh1er OF New York is
the guest of her father. Mr.. Elias
Heidenheimer of Lanier place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Oppe nh elmer
have taken an apartment in the Had
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph sigmund of
Denver. Col. have sent out cards an
nouncing the engagement of their
daughter Celeste to Mr. Hugo Ro-
enberg of Milwaukee. Wis. Miss Sig
mund has many relatives and friends
in this city.
Miss Hermine Bennett of Norfolk.
Va. is visiting friends in Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs A. I. Strasburger have
returned to their home on Columbia
road from a two-month stay abroad.
where they visited in England, France
and Belgium.
The two young sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hahn gave a Halloween party
last night at their home on 9th
street All the little guests came in
costumes and enjoyed numerous
games. after which refreshments were
served from an attractive table in
keeping with Halloween.
Evening star., 1920-10-31

We that read this page carefuly-becone familiar
the WIZARD amy-the you have the VytZARO
will begin assisting you with the housewor There something
them to do and they will do better than has been done before
Evening star., 1920-10-31


~*SS9T
OF all ZAaA
panted
y$AhAiMfG
0oand 50each ~U4I&A4XS
The WIZARD Dust Mop-Dy
o the m
WsardP land
while Dust
NJ oinpart a o
S eon foorsC sin ours
0oand$ x<@x4..
Evening star., 1920-10-31
Brookland Society.

A Halloween party was given Fri
day evening in Lord Memorial Hall by
the young people Of the Brookland
Mr. and Mrs. Adam weschler are
now occupying heir new home, 1885
Newton street northeast, formerly the
property of Mr. and Mrs. William
Thomas.
Miss Rebecca Lennon is at home aft
er weeks stay with relatives, in
Alexandra. Va.
Misses Irene McMullen and Eliza
beth Kracke entertained at Hal
loween party last evening at the home
of the latter. Dancing was enjoyed.
Those present included the Misses
Marie Strobel. Margaret Prim, Ethel
Eeweal Helen Collins. Bertha
Kracke Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Sumter.
Mrs William McMullen and Messrs.
Chester Wolfe. Daniel Heck. James
Pennington. Raymond Chaplain. Rich
ard Kracke, John Crowley, J. P. Don.
Guy Angel and Frederick Barker
Rev. DR.. Smith of Cambridge. Mass.
was a recent guest of DR.. ]. N. Rice.
eAr: W, R. Chaplain and mother. Mrs.
Ida Chaplain. formerly of Shepherds
town. w. Va, have purchased the
jackson property. $3.50 18th street
northeast. and will make it their fu-
Mr.. and Mrs.lG. B, Bishop were hosts
Friday evening to the Neighborhood
Card Club.
Miss Marjorie Wall was hostess last
evening at a Halloween dance given
at her home on 9Th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ayers of New
York city were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Oswald Gueth.
A Halloween party was given last
evening by Miss Louise Bishop at her
home on 18th street.
Mr.. r. c. N Riker leaves today for
a weeks stay in New Jersey.
A SUNRISE party was given Saturday
evening to Mr.. Charles Kracke by
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number Of his friends in honor of his
forty-first birthday anniversary.
The Brookland Girl Scouts gave a
Halloween party Friday evening from
7:30 to II o'clock at their headQuar-
ters on Lawrence street.
Mr.. o. b. Williams of Gaithersburg.
Md, was a recent guest of friends
in Brookland.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Schwier and
daughter. Miss Ruby Schwier, who
have resided in Brookland for a num-
Der of years. sold their property on
18th street and have moved to 1866
Taylor street northwest. which they
recently purchased
Mrs. Whitford of Wilmington. Del.
is the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Bishop.
Miss Marian Schwartz entertained a
number of young friends at her home
on 18th street last evening. Pump
kins. witches and black cats were
much in evidence.
Miss Francene Marean returned to
her home Wednesday after an alb
seuce of several weeks spent with
friends and relatives in Pennsylvania
Mr. w. E. Gordon is at home after
a three-month trip through the south
ern states.
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visionel government at Shanghai.
The Deiics charge that. taking ad-
vantage Of general Presbyterian
conference st . mission school. Of
hcers were elected and some SEQ
copies Of . manifesto wers printed
en- MimeoSraph belonging to the
PyongyanG higher c0mm0n school Of
another American church and were
mailed to leading churches in South
Pyongyang province. through which
they were disseminated among the
people. 1t was arranged, the police
aliege. to hold Z demonstration "te
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COFFEE PRICES MAKE
SENSATIONAL CLIMB

NEW YORK. October ae.-Csnes
made . sensational climb in the mar-
ket' today, advancing from % to lo1
points, whils rapid trading during the
.purt OF quotations was the heaviest
In several months.
Powerful factors in the big upturn
Included Brazilian cables saying it
was believed the loan had passed and
With acti4s support from large Local
interests, who were re-entering the
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SWARTHM0RE HEAD QUITS

SWARTHMORE. Pa. October 3o.-
DIR. Joseph Swain, for nineteen years
president of swarthmsrs College. ten
dersd his resignation today 1T the
Founders day exereises. to take eff
feet June 80. 1921. Illness caused his
action. he said. DIR. Swain In sixty
three years Of age.
No successor has been selected.