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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-20

iillcu, a provided In the covenant,
would hnrv 50 held. and probably the
conscience OF America. certainly the
opinion Of tho world, would have sus
taincd that judgment.
Tho conclusion that our country
might nov bc eonfrontcd by such : sit.
uatiou, n tho Senate had r1tifca the
League covenant, requires no stretch
ee tho imaGinattoa- None can deny
that Il II possibls. To many candid
minda, - 10 ny oWu. such Q distrsus-
iAs atuatisa viii sssm highly prohabla
La - aBsns that ths ratincation had
taken plncs. La - assume. further.
that Tie psrformancs Of the aliotsd
task rsquirsd the vaGias Of var upsa
IL Roasian peoplo, a.. Of ccurss. Il
voalA. vhat voal1 result; what vual1
a nsoea.1ty havs b result. Nothins
ssrssorily. ~ ars siibly inferoaA
sinco only the Cung-:ss c,n declare
var. and the Congress might rsjsct IL
sppeal u ths executive, bot would ~
cousrc8 % that? Coal1 Tie CongsoO
do ;k,t vitAost stainiag in1sl1bly ~
hoooc of TN nation: -S -
= snsver No. and ! ~ Il sot -
M oTn suthoSity aloaa Haek e NJ
judgment stands tAs Prasidsae q the
Unied States. Upon that potnt thsrs
h Grs; hand infornatjoa. In IL
cocTs Of the dtDc1miea Wiki took
p,aee n the meeting q The PrqpaAG)
and tho Senats Cpmmittss o. HosUi6
Relations ] raiasd ths question b. stit.
!nE q hypoth -ieai eass precisely anal
cSoss 70 iaAi ~aieh ! havs dspsetsd.
md then Inquired vhstheP 70 might
act riGhtfully be rearisd - . psrfldt
ous people n NC should fail to contrib.
gts IN aYmed force II called upon 10
Do "a Ths President nrst replied, -
thought, somewhat evasiveIy, that vs
vouid be cur own judges - TO whsther
We gers oeliged In thosc circumstances
70 81 b tAaf way o not. PruEsA
'rrshs1. h0vsves. in responss to . qussy
incorporating the assumption tina, the
case provided for and prescribed had
arisen, and that the extrsneous attack
did exist precisely As II does exist TO-
day In Poland, the President admitted
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-20
HARDING GLAD
AMERICANS ARE
4 FREE PEOPLE
b Speed b Indiana osIsgafisa
RspslIleal nssiass DECLARES
tH Security d Hsss
EUROPE HAS EVEN NOW
QUIT WILSON'S LEAGUE
Vet Democratic Party Leaders wes's
Hsve us Goand BY Original Pset
With No AmsHeaa osfseuards-
STEADY AMERICAN

"Mindfu! OF our splendid exam.
pie and renewing every obligation
Of association In war. want Amer
ica To be the rock Of security at
home. resolute In rishteousness and
unalterable In security and suprcm-
acy Of the lav.'
Let us b done with wigsling
snA vobblinG'
Shady Amsr10! Lat rs assure
eDod fDrtune 70 all"-osnator War
ssn a. Harding n address ss:s.e
the lndIana doloostlon st Msrien.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-20

Marion. OhD Especially = Senator
warrua q. Harding, Republican nomi-
ne for President, In . speech delivered
10 . delesation frun lndiana which
called on him here 70 pledge the sup
psrt Of Indiana Republicans, declared
that twice President Wilson had an op-
poFtunity TO obtain rati6cation of the
League Of Natians covenant, and that
hs put ratihcat1sn asi6s becanss he
veuld not acosyt rssssvations dsigned
solaly 70 safaguas1 American fights.
0unaADr Harding 0il:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-20

Tho first general election In which
tho women OF Norway had q part rc-
suited In the adoption OF measures
restricting tho manufacture and sale
OF intoxicating liquors to iiGht wines
and beer,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-20

King foisai Of Syria. concerning
whom much has appeared In tho pub
lie press OF late. Ia q iincai descend
ant Of Mohammed. yet his govern
mont has dccrced that women shall
be eligible to all public offices.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-20

We did not keep our word.
"Repging further TO . question
which perhaps I ought not to have
considered necessary, the President
pronounced a moral Obligation OF
coarse, superior TO legal obligation.
aal Ct a greater binding force.
What then becomes Of the argument
that Congress, not the President. In
this instance at any rate, might Keep
US out Of war; Technically. OF course,
II could do 70. Morally. with equal
certainty, II could not do 10, nor would
Il ever do 40 Tho American people
would never permit a population OF n
debt OF honor.
Am ] not right my countrymen, In
saying that We needed crly the out
break Of war between Poland ard Ras
sia 10 make us realize at least one OF
the things which. In the words OF
Secretary Lansing, ve would have been
let In for but for the restraining hand
Of the Senate, and to fetch home to US
tho danger Of committing our country
In advance to causes that We know not
Of,
One can have no quarrel With those
who have convinced themselves that
our underlying purpose In entering the
great conflict was TO create League
OF Nations Tho fact remains, how
ever. that no such intent was OFFICIALLY
acclaimed, no allusion, nor even . sus
gestion to that effect appeared In the
fDlnf rGaOlmtfOn M N-0nRYPHH. WEtcn ue
c'arcd the existence OF stais OF war
between this country and Germany.
For myself left no room Tor doub'
OF tho motives which led me to cast
my vote In favor OF that RESOLUTION
II 20 happened that ] made the con
Guiding speech upon the war resou
tita. from my place 10 lhe senate or
the night OF Apri g. l'i'. rhtse were
my own words a' thar time' ! want u
known to the people OF my state Aho
10 ,he NATION tnat ! am VOTING LOT wa!
tonisht iof INC ma.n.snAnee oI 'us'
American rish's' Nh'cn - the nS' 20
sentiai 70 tne p'eservs,'on OF tne sou.
OF THIS republic. ! vo'e TOT .n~ 'o'n'
resolution 70 maze WI no'
thrus. upon u, coa'o .noo'' ."e
LANGUAGE OF 'he RESOLUTION, out
declared 10 reSponse 70 anron's, "
that WIN AZ ieas. pu. = sou' ,n'o ou'
!Ameer'can nie, war n'' 'o' .he ea.s'
OF the aiiies OF Europe war no' Io'
france, peautiIu' ~ tne Sent'men. NM
CO 70 te'iVins NJ ieas' cu1 srat'.uoe
TO the frencn people no. pIecissv
war Tor CIVILIZATION wcr,hy sno IN
spring as that wouid ne, pot ws1 tns'
speaks Tor the majesty OF tns people
properly governed, wn9 n9av ARC
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-20

In Albania the women are treated
with tho utmost consideration. To
such an extent, indeed. 10 the respect
for women carried out by the Alban-
ians that It ID contrary TO their sense
Of propristy ever TO make weusp the
Subject g jokes OF hunefoua lfaRiaa,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-20

a fast student. Hc In expected TO
make debut In the local arena
soon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-20
Ito be continued)

In the Philippines a woman does
not drive a horse or automobile. or
ride of bicycle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06
DELEGATES TO De SENT
To j. s. GOOD ROADS
ASSOCIATION Meeting

Amarillo ana tho Hoard nf chg
DEVELOPMENT likely via have dols-
,rtos 10 the convention ol the Tine
ul states Good Roads Association,
I'M. which win convene In 10,
'p.ingf Arkansas April T. 20 IL
inclusive. II was announced yeslcr-
day.
\ letter Ha recently received by
D. Highway committee Of the Board
Of Guy development. OF which Gro
yer y. iiill IS chairman, from the
headquarters Of the United states
iord Reads Association. In winch
COMMUNICATION the convention dates
ire announced.
This convention viii be- tho m, -
important good roads gathering that
has been held IN recent years. ~
topics viii be- discussed and plans
ldonlcd Wl'h the idca In view OF coL-
lnuIug read builling throurhuu.
he nation under new corUit'una
since the closing of the World War.
The letter reads In Part,
W r. Estes. secretary Of the
Board of Guy development, WAS n.y.
pointed to position Ond the advise
Org hoard OF the National llirhway
Council some weeks ago. and since
has recommended and effected the
appointment Of al directors at
The hoard oi city development To-
membership IN the rritcl States
Good Roads A.7ociation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06
EEEP|NG-FIT CONFERENCE.
WILL Be HELD At CANYON
INSTEAD OF IN AMARILLO

The Keeping IN Conference viii
be- held In Canyon March is TO 20,
inclusive. instead Of N Amarillo, ~
originally proposed. II was annOunt-
cd yesterday This important
change IN the plans for the confer
cnce vas made as u result ul an cN.
pre- ion from one Oi the Officers 81
Tho Panhandle iUachcig AsfDoia-
zion OF hs desire that II be- held ~
the same time OF the convention OF
that body.
The conference could hny" been
held ~ Amarillo, It h. announced.
but the secretary Of the board uf
cay Development, whc has had ac-
tive charge OF the promotion of H.
believed that II would be- NOR, rcO-
romicai Coz the teachers Of the Pan
handle as well ~ 10 the various
school boards and al Others inieres-
ted 10 hold the conference In con
junction with the convention Of the
teachers association.
W. Writ steele. NJ the State de-
pnitmcnt Of Health will attend the
conference. rev. ~. y. Barton. paa-
tor OF the First Congregational
church of this city. who attended
he Keeping PIT Conference held Ia
Nurlln some weeks ago ~ u rcprcacn-
iutlvr of the l'nard OF CITY Develop
moni. will also be- In attendance. II
is believed that the office Of 4. s.
Director Of Public Health aud tho
Sergeant Generals office at Wash
'gton. ~ G., viii b. represented.
Letters are now being mailed out
hy the secretary ~ the Board o.
'it, ncgclnpm"nl 10 teachers and
school supcrin,cnlcnts over the Pan
handle and Plains section Of tho
tate announcing the time Ard place
~ the conference aud urging their
attendance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06
SUPPORT Of BUSINESS
MEN ASKED FOR HIGH
SCHOOL publications

u. 4. Froramrgcr g.. head of the
department Of English az he hieh
school. rcQucglg that business men
cooperate by giving advertising ioi
the school publications. In u rintr-
incnt made yesterday Mr. Fronhbar-
for said
"Mr. puflnc5s Man are you sure
that you have seen the value In pied
ring your support to the future dti-
,cns ol this city by TIE advertising
ol your roud viii h. the rchooi pub
llrationsg Il you have seen this val
Ne could you he generous enough to
SHOW II 10 yCu business friends
The hirh school ~ Amarillo rns two
publications. The Annual" and the
cap Rock which go into the
homer uf tho permanent titiyoni Of
Amarillo ~ costs much money 10
Tut cot those publications IN u fiylc
suitable 80 q civ e Amarillo SIZE
In the pagi year. your advertise
mcnts have helped io maHc th'"
ichool publications o Success can
the youth at tt,r ni'y 'Iuu' YOU no
onc ~ thc.r trusting fricnds'
what do you rain' Is the good
will Of a growing citizenship u vat
uc9 by advertising IN the Annual
YOU place yourself In q hook which
will remain Tor many years before
the gyos Of tho entire family 10 which
ihis hook Eofs. ncon7ciouslv y IT.
,ogablc sentiment toward you 81 ere
utcd within The hearts 81 The readers
These hooks 1h.oh In afr years arc
~ remind the ciil.,n OF pau, rleo,-
urcs viii ~ the same $50" rrnnd
hhn of yUui aid while III u1ily
pai," lazy bring yog uidoG r"'urrs
f,om al,cr. ing. ibc Annual" frd
Gap 1.urh" viii lilng ven returns
m tudlidcaoo and q od wlll through
many years
"Ciyc ttu hos who call Upon YOU
un attentive haUr'un ana ;hluk good.
bug t.oughB hc. go ca iiuE Iaidr
this opportunity u gsIrIng me
friendly hand oi many young men
pi women who flall treasure these
bncLs IN which you may lIal q
latc."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06

mOniaI ~ VNNFN bIIINWDH. 7 HN,U
made Il pcrioctly true. - Mrs. j. O.
h, Morlsr, az. :. 10Th Street, Omaha,
Nebraska.
Woman who suffer from those de.
tessirr ma pcculia. to their eoN should
b. convinced ~ irc many genuine ans
truthful testimonials we are constantly
LIblithirg 20 the newspapers Of the
ahiity OF ivdia l.. Pirkham's Ncrc-
table Compound ~ rrst.ro tfelr health.
M Know whether ivd'at. .rhhair q
Ve,e.n1lc CrrpoHndWi'' h'ip You, try
M For ndyicc write az lydis l. Plr&-
Le-, a -dicile Co tcnnidcntiah, Lynn,
Ioss. Your lctlor VIII b. op,ned. rsa'l
an. answered Ivy = woman, and he'i %
str.ct conn0enee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06
WEST TEXAS BASEBALL LEAGUE
BEING Considered; MEETING
WILL Be HELD At sWEETWATER

Amarillo has ben Invited 10 have
team In haseDnll league proposed
10 be- organized IN the western por.
ton of the state this season. san
Angelo. hwcoiwator. Lubbock. pain.
view irvl other cities likely VIII be
Included, II Is said.
4 letter has been received by the
secretary o, the Board Of cay Deyel-
opmont from Geo. II sheppard. see
rotary of the llo1rd of ely Develop
menl Of Sweelwatcr. reading In part
Us follows: "As Sweebwater unr
San Angelo we've excluded from the
West TeNai Base Dali League. We are
Inviting your city to have one or
more Representative meet In Sweet
water Monday the Sth. with repre-
scntaiyes nom ether towns "a form.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06
Deaths end Burials

COpLMEYER-l'uncral services
for Robert Drew Cohlmcyor. four
,oen months old son of Mr.. and Mis-.
n. ". Cohlmcycr who died at -.
Anih0nys Saniinrium "Wednesday
rlrht. we're conducted yesterday al.
ternnon al . o'clock m the chapel ~
the Criggs Undertaking. Company,
rev. Robert Pride Of Bashand Off
clgiing Burial Ras made IN LlauO
rnmnlnTN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06

another .our 0r .iN um lolgJo
unit"
Mr. Estes h. asked that all locni
baseball enthusiasts and ulayern pn1
any other persons who might be- IN
toroliod IN securing place for Anna
rillo IN baseball lcaguo to meet
him m the office, Of the Hoard OF
cay Doycl0rNont his afternoon at
. O'Clock. when II h hoped def
mite decision viii be- made. II n "
decided that Amarillo should have
. team zoo The propofod league. u
doleaHtc probably will be- sent To to,
mcotiny t0 be- held NJ Swce,water
uCHt Mundar \ telegram was r,-
cclycd b. Mr. rsloa last night urging
that Amarillo be- represented NJ the
moCiing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06
TWO RECRUITS ACCEPTED
III L. =. Amy SrNTinN

Tive mon hive been accepted by
the local army recruiting office with
in the laHt Two days. jack NJ.
Nouehn war taken fHr a." i1th Field
ARTILLERY end sent go camp Travis.
gnd louuarl T. cay wa accepted
,r the am Infantry and viii go 10
Vancouver. Barracks. Washington.
1hc following have hcon issui
bronze service buttons Walt" r.
lpytnu. Harold 4 Rodgers, Hurley
rnlcl Fred Werner and Leonard T..
Guy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06

Gas In the stomach or bowels is n
disagreeable symptom OF n torpid
liver 70 get rid OF II quickly take
llERBlNE. II Is u marvellous liver
siImulant and bowel purifier. Sold
10y all druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06

twenty Years fOi tc-
rals troubles and II
has helped ne very
much. ! have ai1o
used Lydia + Pink
hani'a SarBtiyc
Wash with rood 70.
suits. ! always have
abot,lcofN Vegetable
Compound in tn 2
house 40 IL Is n good
remedy In time Of
need. Y gu can
publish my tcBti.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-06
DEPENDED UPON
II 70 YEARS
lydia Z. P..nkham's Vege'
table Compound Has Been
This Woman's Safeguard
All That Time.

orahe. Hob. - have lscd /" r.
p,nkhafo aVogetahla Conro1Nd forever
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-01
BOLSHEVIKI CAMPAIGN
AGAINST AMERICA

(Correspondeuce Associated Press.)
THE HAGUE. Mar. 16.--The Bolshe-
Wiki are conducting a strong campaign
against America. England and France
BY the skillful use of huge propaganda
posters in Moscow, says G. Nijpels,
correspondent of the Amsterdam HAN
DELSBLAD, who visited Soviet Rus
STA this winter He found much TO ad-
mire from an artistic standpoint in
the designs OF which he saw many in
the railway stations.
This poster campaign is certainly
a very clever piece of work" he writes.
Both the educated and unlettered
classes are struck by them, the first by
the writing beneath, the second by the
drawings themselves. The campaign
was directed along three great lines:
First. to cultivate hatred, loathing and
fear for such men as Kolchak and
Denikine; second. TO breed hatred OF
the Entente. especially against the
.capitalistic triumvirate,' France, Eng
land and America-never Japan. Italy,
the Poles or Czecho- Slovaks-but al
ways this triumvirate, pictured as the
bourgeoise parasiting upon the probe
tariat: and third. to prevent desertion
among the red soldiers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-01
AT THE REPUBLIC TONIGHT

Peggy Hyland. the piquant Will
liam Fox star, is about 70 visit us
again in new photoplay. This is
entitled THE Web OF Chance" and it
comes to the Republic Theatre to-
night
The story is lively comedy drama
and is the type of production which
provides entertainment for every
body. A whimsical heroine who
takes it upon herself to capture the
criminal for whom her uncle's de-
tective agency is on the lookout and
then discovers that she is trailing the
man she loves, is the centre of an
absorbing plot which it is said gains
in interest until the unexpected de-
movement.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-01
ALL FOOLS DAY FOUND
IT'S USUAL NUMBER OF
VICTIMS ABOUT CITY

That "All fools are not dead yet
was demonstrated today everywhere
in town. by the April Fool jokes play
ed on the unsuspecting-
Franks Of various sorts were practic-
ed upon the older folks by the young
sters. and il was a day for watching
ones step. and otherwise alive 10 the
occasion. unless one would suffer a
loss of dignity peculiar TO All Fools
Day. Even the old time customs were
INDUCED in. such as old purses thrown
about the pavements. but the wise
ones. with Suppressed avaricious in
clinations, trudged along with heads
in the air. and minds set, lest their at
fention should be directed to sup
posedly united shoe string. or some
other defect in wearing apparel and
other fool things.
But many were those who fell for
the unsnspecting, and honest-to-good-
ness sake tempting looking candy The
sweets with their hot" and nasty tast-
ing ingredients were about in abund-
ance. and they found ready purchasers
AT such prices as 30 and so cents per
pound. Some OF the candies contained
onions of the button variety, covered
with chocolate. Others. mixture OF
red pepper. or tough paste-board with
the other tasty igredients.
! April, the fourth month in the year,
was by the Romans dedicated to Apho-
dite Venus. the goddess of all budding
beauties. but there is some difficulty in
tracing the origin of the name, some
believing the root to be Aphrodite-
Aphrilis-Aprilis; others, that it is de-
rived from the festival Fortuna vi
rilis, celebrated April /.
In the French revolutionary calen-
dar April includede most of their new
season of Germinal and the beginning
of Floreal On the ancient monuments
Aprilis appears as dancing youth,
with rattle in his hand. thus symbo,
lizing the gay and jocund spirit OF
spring.
April Fools Day is traced through
every country of Europe to the Hin,
docs. A paper of April Is, 1888. says
the custom of making fools on the
first day of April is of Jewish origin.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-01
ANNAPOLIS PUBLIC
LIBRARY GETS GOOD
START TOWARD FUND

CONTINUED From Page onel
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-01
THURSDAY, APRIL /, 1920.
FORMER GOVERNOR WAKEFIELD

The death Of former Governor
Edwin Warlield is felt with a
special sense OF loss throughout
Annapolis and Anne Arundel
County, for this was not only
"home" to him for four years,
but by ties of blood and family
traditions he was close to the
people OF Anne Arundel.
1t is a fact perhaps not gem
orally known that Governor
Wariield was born in Anne
Arundel County. for at that time
May :. lS4S-IIoward County
had not been created and the ter
ritory subsequently embraced
therein was then known "as
Howard District of Anne Arun-
del County" having been thus
established BY the Acts of the
Legislature OF 1889. 1t was not
until the Constitution of 1851
that this District was made
Howard County
His maternal grandfather was
Gassaway Watkins, and the
family was just as conspicuously
identified with Anne Arundel as
it was with Howard.
Governor Warheld was a
worthy son of illustrious parents,
all OF whom. contributed their
full measure Of service to the
honor and glory of the State and
Nation. The practical public
services he rendered were made
all the more effective because Of
The inspiration that went with
them. founded on his love of
Maryland and his conservation to
the States highest ideals.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-01
BUDGET SYSTEM FOR HOMES

Philosophical women who
are combating the high cost OF
living are making thrift a Scien-
tihc principle in a systematic eff
tort to reduce living expenses.
Their campaign is now running
the gaunt from puzzles and
game to budget-making wher-
ever groups meet for social or
more serious purposes. Steady,
unobtruSive burrowing under
high prices is the order of the
day among local organizations
which are making thrift a regu-
lar part OF their programs.
Revised editions OF budgets
are now being distributed and.
are proving most popular. March
marked the close of an intensive
three months campaign to re-
ducc household expenses by the
budget system. The women are
paving especial attention to in
vestnent OF saving made by the
adoption OF this system as a fea-
ture Of the campaign. Announce
ment is made BY the War Loan
Organization at Richmond. Va,
that new editions of Budgets for
Bachelors. Budgets for Bust
ness Women" and Budgets for
Families will be sent to anyone
wishing them. and local organi-
cations and individuals as we'll
will doubtless be glad to take
notice.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-01
ASK u. S. TO WITHDRAW
FROM CHIRIQUI

Correspondence Associated Press.l
PANAMA.. Mar. 1.-THE United
States government has been asked
through diplomatic channels imme-
diately to Withdraw from the Panama
province of Chiriaui detachment of
20 men of the SD Infantry. under the
command of Major Herbert E. Pace.
The troops have been stationed there
owing to the litigations American land
owners have pending in the provincial
courts. Residents of the province are
very much disturbed by their pres
ence
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-01
LOOK OUT FOR
BAD MONEY

During the last few days number
of raised bills have been rendered in
payment for purchases in Baltimore
stores and as many Annapolitans shop
in Baltimore. they are being warned.
The notes are being raised from 81 TO
S10-the preparation in some cases he
ing only on one side of the certificate.
One of the most cleverly raised
notes was presented in drug store
The clerk accepted it at first as SIC
bin. but turning it TO the reverse side.
found that it was 'doctored" 81 note.
The man who offered it disclaimed
any knowledge of its having been
raised and quickly left the store.
Many Canadian coins are also making
their appearance.