davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03

street. Mr.. McAlinden is q member
of the firm of Kelly & McAiinden.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-03

/ pound white grapes
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-08-14

-Guarda quant'6 bella; sembra
finta.
Oggi in un negozio di mode la
.commessa diceva al una signora
per invoglarla ad acquistare:
-Guardi questa rosa, non sem
bra vera?
A colazione in trattoria:
-Cameriere, con che cosa sono
cote queste due uova?
-Olio, signore, oliO finissimo. lie
garantisco che e come un vero bur
TO.
A cena:
Caro- signore, abbiamo un bur
70 che e proprio un olio.
All 'Esposizione:
-Guarda quanto sOnO naturali
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-08-14
DEBUTTO DI UNA
GIOVANE CANTANTE

RGNA-Telegrafano da Siena
che dal controllore ferroviario
francesca Ticci e state sorpreso
in uno compartments di seconda
classe del diretto Roma-Bologna,
un individuo con berretto da fer
ferroviere che dette la falsa quail
flea di guardia trent.
ALA richiesta del document
del cOntrollOre l'individuO, pre-
sent6 una concesione gratuita pei
tratto Roma, Bologna, Venezia,
Trieste viceversa, che venne RI
conOSciuta falsa.
ALA staziOne di Chiusi 'indivi-
duo venne arrestatO ed Identified
to per certO ROgoEinO FlorindO.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-08-14
UN ITALIANO DADAISTA FIN
DIAL 174O

Sc 81 annette, come vuole quail.
cuno, che il mOvimento Dadasia Il.
ma reSurreziOne contrO il cubismo
una rivOlta contro la corruzione
del gustO che ne e risultata. allora
il " dadaismo" ha un antenato ita-
liano.
Lntorno al 174O, Venezia, aleu-
nj artist, scienziati, pOeti, magi-
strait vOlendo reagire contro la
corruzione letteraria del tempo,
che pur trovava favore presso il
pubbllcO, deciserO di fondare la
"Societa del 1Granelleschi" di uc-
cidere il ridicolo col ridicolo.
Orbene. i granelleschi" 81 com
portarono1 eSattamente come da-
dalsti, cOmpOnendo recitando lie
facezie pi1 burlesche pi1 trivia
Ii, fOlli caricature dele opere che
yOlevanO cOmbattere. Oghi seduta
dell Academia del Granelleschi
cominciava con una espIosione di
ridicolaggihi di sciocchezza SEN
Ia seno.
LO statute del Granelleschi esi-
geva che il presidente non pro-
nunciasse che frasi stupide, COM
plto difficile per un uomo intelli-
gente, poiche, per questa ragio-
ne, IL primo presidente scelto non
parve adattO Sc ne trov0 uno in
un lmbecille pretensioso, maniaco
della letteratura, che ogni giorno
componeva leggeva intorno lie
assurdita pi6 grossolane e che pi-
gllava per apprOyaziOni le risate
e lie canzonature degli uditori. Co.
desto :" "Arcigranellone come era
chlamatO, era un tai Giuseppe
Secchellari. II suo insediamento
fu comico 10 81 incoron6 di prugne
gil 81 fece l'onore burlesco di una
filastrocca di discorsi grottesca-
mente elogiativi. II Secehellari
non stava pi1 nella pelle.
Ogni seduta era aperta dalla let
tura di un suo discorso, di una ri
dicolaggine immaginabile. Era
luel che ci voleva per "dadanti"
Ii alOra.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-08-14
L'ESPLOSIONE> ST .RITIENE
PROVOCATA DAGLI A
NARCHICI

ROMA-Ulteriori dispacci da
Firenze circa l'espIosione avvenu-
ta mel quartiere di San Gervasio
annunzianO che, in seguito ad ac-
curate indagini da parte della po-
lizia, sembra che lesplosione sia
stata prOvocata dagli anarchici.
Oltre il quartiere di San Gerva-
sio anche attire localita vicine So
no state denneggiate.
Centinaia di finestre hanno avu-
to i vetri cOmpletamente rotti.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-08-14
COLLOQUIO LLOYD GEORGE
GIOLITTI, MILLERAND
RIMANDATO

RONALD gioIittiana STAN
pa di Torino annunzia che l'on.
Giolitti il venti corrente, a vendo
bisogno di riPoso 81 rechera Ca
vour Lo stesso giornale confer
ma che il colloquio fra Lloyd
George e Giolitti avverra primi
di settembre a Lucerna. Il pre-
annunziato coIloquio con Mile
rand avrebbe luogo anche al prin-
cipi di settembre, ad AK les Bains
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-08-14
CONFLITI SANGUINOSI FRA
SCIOPERANTI E GUARDIE
PRIVATE

BOLOGNA-In una tenuta mel
territoro di edecina sono avvenuti
confitti fra scioperanti e guardie
private.
ST nara che confitti siano sta
ii provocati da malintesi. Sembra
associate che gil scioperanti aggre-
dirOno lie guardie uccidendone al
cune. LIE guardie uccisero difen-
dendosi uno degIi scioperanti as
salitori.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-08-14
ARRESTO DI UN TENENTE
CHE AVEVA QUATTROCENTO
MILA LIRE

ROMA-Telegrafano da Siracu-
sa che fuggito da quella citta il
tenente Vincenzo-O OSWALD il uuale
aveva aspOrtatO la somma di
quattrOcentO mila lire.
Insieme all'Osvaldi era scappa-
ia anche la sua amante.
La cOppia fuggitiva e stata ar
restata dai carabinieri nellie vici-
name di MeSsina.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-08-14
Windber, Pa.

una moderna ed industriosa cittadna centro di motifs
simi nuoW campi di nina
Ch voesse con piccolo nvestimento crearsi in POGO
tempo una buona ed independence poszone per m la sua
fagha lie cerezza d far fortuna non deye perdere
foccasione che oggi lie vien data
Per maggiOri sehiarment scrivere presentarsi aPuf
fco del;
IL PATRIOTA
ID carpenter ave-, Indiana, Pa
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-08-14
1IECI CANNONI RUBATTI E
yENDUTI DAI SOLDATI

ROMA-Telegrafano da Torino
che parecchi soldati di quella guar
nigione hanno rubato nello Stadio
dieci cannOni e Ii hanno venduti
al alcuni fonditori. 81 prevedono
numerOSi arreSti.
Parecchi soldati sono stati gia
arreStati.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-08-14
PER RIDERE

| paragOni curiosi:
Tn falco s'aggira maestoso nell
10 spazio.
-Guarda che bel falco; sembra
un aeroplano.
Dl Ii a due ore il rombo di un
motore ci ia in alzare 10 sguardo
-Guarda che magnifieo aeropIa-
no; pare un falco.
lerl un AMIGO, nell 'Offrirmi una
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-08-14
IL NOSTRO AGENTE

Facciamo nOtO al nostri abbO-
natl d'Indiana circonvicini che
il Sig.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-08-14

e state nominate agente di questo
giornale, egli E autorizzato di col
lettare vecchi abbonati farne
del nuovi. Lo raccomandiamo al
nostri abbonati.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-08-14
Opportunita' Rara
FarTIa

delta propreta' e composta di 1O2 acr di terreno
fertlsSmo covato vi sono 500 albert di maple sugar
tree da dove vene esata grande quantita d scrop
po oil zucchero vi tuto Poccorrente per Pestrazzone
manifattura delo zucchero ore acio vi una spendda
casa di stanze lutte lie comodita modene ed una
stalla, per gil ANIMAL grande ed in ottime condzon
Ii tutto e situate sole II migla da
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22
reat Future Predicted for
Fireproof Lumber Industry
Being Developed at Mt. Angel

or Noy a2.--That the AL. AnseI flreproo'
Ahse,, ,,,y a destined to become gne o. lhc srea'
per ~, northwest is the beiief "a many persons
trle " the new feature racently Ats-
have 'n,.,, peS L intended for use IN manufacturine
reg, % s,,har The company has Just Anstahea new
eiieo ,achine al the plant here and tnc piiverton
ins ", nmnonv is building an air separator plant
IN pps,a Installed within as few days. lsy tbe tme
W. Mn. =, condition to resume hauling from tne mines
a.e =. viii be well equipped 70 hanaie me nusi.
m,,a. have applied for patent On tve iuIiHe w.
s.ton nv d c and while this is pending iittfe Y
~ The possbilities of the future but several
SUI ,,t,ss Who have examined samples of the ma n
Iue lnS very highly Of it. Samples have peen sent
|, ~ ~ - ,te rubber misunderstanding concerns ~ tne
=. ia and as yet not one objective /reatnre mas
aaaad Already it has been used IN the manurac-
m tonobe tires and some OF these are "a service
in t.Angel. y, Il. .,,srs Az s.1ie
= - nsnoses is a soft porous rock found ln greaI
N WI, ~ ,he Il Bencdctine farm east gf MI ANGEL "a
tssa hasn When the discovery was tirst made.a
{ as h,ilt from the rock upon this farm some ~
4 "a and the building IS yet standing The ndus-
s not developed until quite recently when parties
M 90 interested in its possibilities and since the mill
arscted in Mt Angel the lumber has been shipped
na rfs of the northwest to be used IN the con
W., -, firepaces and other things where such ma
|, ~ onnired since it has developed that the mater
80 80 rraat value in the manufacture of hardened rub
n Interested in the industry look forward to its
an,alonment with much anticipation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22
Polk County Court

3, NJ. Remington VS. Bertha A. Low ct al Reply o
la G. Remington and c. ]. Whiteside flied. Reply o
(ffto defendants answer admitting allegation in re
fed. Finding Of fact and conclusions Of law filed
2 ordering sale Of lana.
~ Smith VS.. ]. l. Graves. Complaint filed aileg
Gates Of attachment flied. Undertaking for attach
Filed Writ Of attachment issued. Summon filed 4
Cfider vs. J. !. Graves ct ux. Complaint filed al
nore bill unpaid Summons filed. IndertakiTe
Rachment filed. Csrtaificates OF attachment filed
4 attachment filed
Pacific Northwest Adjustment company VS.. M. T.
n, doing business under the firm name Of Electric
ance company. Complaint filed, alleging bill for
y. " pad. Affidavit for attachment fled Under:
on attachment filed
Probate Court
es.att OF Albert w. Lucas, deceased Order con-
B sale Of real estate II
4 Of real estate
es'ate Of Mary E. X. Collins. deceased Receipt
'o,s os.s i'ea. Order allowing final account.
nas.u say OF r. NJ Bosar, deceased. Final account
iNefee . allowing said final account.
,asas eaae q Richard c. Craven, deceased. Amount
e"ee o'S determined and filed with secretary of
sSa'e a' Of Mary F.. X. Collins, deceased Receipts
'''Ouh' flied. Order discharging administra-
sns, %e OF William Wallace Newman. deceased.
renor ,sport tl'ed. Receipts filed. Order allow
p,s,. Marriage Licenses
Nina ,s's 49, d FARMER of Suver of legal age. to An
pos'al clerk of Independence, also of
aves aes' Werth, farmer of Willan,ina ara 81 10
m p"oooen age 10. of Wiamina.
49,, ~. nay lumbcrman of Fan. r-;t, go % a.
'Vsf' age rs, of Airlie. 49, eee -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22
Waconda Waves

Waconda, Nov. 22.--AIiss Ma.
rian Walker and Miss Opal LoroI
were~- Joint hostesses at n part,
given a few nights ago at The lo,
ron home here. when they enter.
tanned a number OF friends. Games
We're enjoyed until a late hour
and after the amusemon,s refresh
nlents were served. Abo i. thirty
guests enjoyed their ilospital.y.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Por,aDl mo-
tored to Portland last week Ia II ].
tend the stock shov.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray vinyard were
visiting at the home OF his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. vinyard
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke and Mrs.
r. Shepard were Salem visitors
during the precediQg week.
Miss Ella Aspinwall Of BROOKS
and Messrs Lynn Jones and Ted
and Ralph Girod of Quinaby were
guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Loron one evening last week.
j.. M. Gross and family. who for
merly occupied the y, Jones farm
near here. have moved to 4 farm
at Hayesvilie.
Mrs. Blackburn OF Hillsboro|
has been visiting at. the Blackburn
home here for a few days.
Henry Stafford, U. c. Loronl
and Mr.. Savage were business vis-
itors IN Salem during the preced-
Ing week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22
st. Paul Plans
Lively Season

7 7 =. ,,I.-, n a. n, n
A. '.aul !, W. sSvN, %se s't ~ nam'
~ - Soung peopic h-lnls Vicinity
sa.'eu s a. 'ne oooains nome neal
an,, snrn,.,s.d nv, r, as ~, - 5 s,,,so0. so"s \
lGnoa,rn Inans,,,,, NV, M w NJ .'sss ..'',' I
vi.Ied ,sa s.sa,,,s i, ,,,.s.,. Z NV ~,
conc,,slnn ~ NM. 49, s,.s
Al NJ ! sa..s..a ~ \, pSas ....,s. .S" KY I,
most n,easart s,,., o'T% ~, ~ - : :
a,,an5as, $500. e"sssv''' nv s'v7o ,s''v
~ara. pa,nas Eva,,,' ~ xssn ',ses ~. NJ. ~
trice Walker. Beatrice Murphy,
Mary Mckay, Frances Murphy. I'D
ma Davidson, Esther Smith, Annie
e,neus ~ anu Messrs' bc.trand' !lm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22
s0lk \ County Couples Married

psrsosA sov. ga wedding took place at the
Pere two ae =, last Friday. the participants Of
counvr :. 'ne m best known young people of the
! the danss. me bride was Miss Grace Tavern
duty q 1'sr fha 1r OF Mr. and Mrs. James wosden
and west 1o,u os creek creek school house. about five
sder in the ST., Wihamina. Miss Wooden has
itne andi ! rs soelal activities in her community
+ the heref,. f,ecognized as a capable and earnest.
edueation =. o. of all social functions. She re-
dssrcon' Frea a. 'ne M Gold Creek public school.
kRuper,v aea &c Ernest Werth. owns a farm a.
niles north ~ Inc Valley Junction school house,
g from .'.a one =. and east Of Grand Ronde. Mr..
ne weddinp w ae pest known families Of Polk
i e period of time. They win hs mance = hn
fiends, Trip and will be glad to welcome
srs marrieS a',s i City and Mill Cooper Of Airlie
Surday afterne ~ .ne court rooms at the court
inoon by Rev. James Of the Meth
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22

I 81 Of Mrs. Floyd ID. Moore. spsnI
the weekend in Dallas. with he,
| oaughter, who is confined al the
city hospital. Mrs. Moore n IN,
proving rapidly and will be- moved
fweek. ~
Sountv Superintendent Josia
wills was one Of the few 10 be .ad.
mitted TO the grange organizatior 81
Monmouth saturday afternoon Mr.
wills reported there were about 15o
! present at the- meeting which was
neid iHTthe Odd Fellows han 4 bovn
fthe postoffice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar E,ns snap,
'iie weekend In Portland.
Miss Esther Anderson 10 now ana
p'ossd ~ the local telephone office.
Narnum shreeve visited with
end. ~ '"e "eeh'
Miss Meta Phelps Of ona. Il 81.
. = lending the teachers' institute here
MRS. NJ l. Van Cieve OF Mana.
yiue. wash. is visiting her son ii
r. NarCleve. 80 =
y ls Y smith and daughter, Asnes
are 3 ! spending several days il Port,
~, Manriceg Y, Z e Hayes returned Friday
from California, where IL snent.
several weeks.
MT; and Mrs Roy Bremmet and
uhliuren OF Salem visited Mr.. And
MIS-. Phil Begin, sunday
p,s4, Mr. ana: Mrs. Chris stafrin az !
hortland h,.N visited at the home Of his
oVer~the weekend. 49,
". 9. Hanish has gone ~ seattia
20 viist his family. e'ie
George G. Ellison was il port,. u I
on business the first Of the week
!, mls. Emma Bliss of Airlie spent |
las. ~ Iai'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22

sawyer one day last week.
f Mrs and MIS-. Fioyd MeCarr have
Irsturned from their hohex3noon
trip and have commenced house-
keeping on the shannon f8Ya at
GENITAL Howeli. They weke wel-
coined to the neighborhood BY a
rousilRg chariyari Friday night.
Mrs. Minnie Parsons of Port
land spent the week end at G. 4.
Sawyer's home. She was formerly
principal cf the North Hc~eli
school an
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22

IS q relative of the families who she
visiting and this is tho first time she
has had sthe pleasure of meetins
them.
Miss Grace Wolf Of Salem visited
at fhe home IL her i,aTents here
during the weekend. Y S
Preparations are being made for
Il bigsh sh.sxaarte HeS held I'M the high
school In the near future. "
Miss Mary Mckay has returned
from visit with friends Ia Port
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22
C. S. Special Will
Be Sold by Wick Bros.

IL new stutz model III C. S. Special Is t0 pc handled
Elem by Wick Brothers, it was announced Today.
he H c. s. Special" it is stated is Harry e. stutz
ii offering to the motor world. and IL every detail
|id 10 he the most ever turned out by
|stutz company. The local agents have two of the
lmobies on hand at present, il was stated
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22
''ase Faces Prohibition
s.n se0a''nued from Page Sin,

Inn Ii
~ aud xon,s weil that women consider
r. t Their votes for young and
fnt A nre san to prove that we need women
|ssd thew ssw months ago the Deputies and
|sesasss selseivea .sa large Increase. n saIary.
I'm Lee eae ae salary of the President Of the
|eas thev rs francs year to 1900. .ooo. al
Esash womsn assed a number Of laws to. en-
Women omen ~. 70 have more children. they
Pension ied their babies themselves
zan one so,,aa " fifteen francs a month ca
taere hes. az the present rate Of ex-
'-ashed down sach : rsa,c.,as. "a -rs.. men:
'sly cesss q the world GET the ballet
e1e. snn,,.- says Madame verone.
- have - % Offensive war she added
<saen Of = p laee another defensive war. as
NJ tim, !. rance win take the SANG stand
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22
Eugene Woolen Mill Closes !.

othing market the Eugene wooden mill closed down
Eday for an indefinite period. The plant employed
50 hands, and when running to capacity used abopt
pounds of wool day. Manager p. o. KoDIe, states
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22
Weston Held Guilty of Murder

Ina Or Nov 22--After an absence of more than 4
ID from the courrooms, the jury which was charged
II o'clock Saturday night by Circuit Judge T. E y,
~. returned verdict in circuit court here Sunday
rnoon convcting A. J. Weston Of the second DECREE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22
Bankers !. Commits Suicide

,rtland Or Nov 22.--Edward A. Bailey, 4S, presi-
Of the Curry County bank at Gold Hill shot himself
he mouth with 81 -calibre rifle Sunday aftSEncal
Klickiat and East Eightysecond streets; Death was
kntaneous His suicide is said to have been caused~bN
halth ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22

BUSINESS men of klamath Falls
have decided 10 push the propose
for T. local tonae building associa'
tion y deal with the city's housing
pr0hlsna,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22

"a A spur track to facilitates rail
shipments is being constructed at
lMhlington by. the Oregon hxsort
Lumber company.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22

..Isstf .-..... n 43
4 sv... - O
WlCNU[U HN0W
II
\ e.y All fY. n
II All 0T fSAt1
I SAs
l4s Nsooab,,r, A., ~ 40
.5S...s oi' NoV. z.--At thi
, - ene year. When the coun
Ilry u full Of corn and corn show,
1.-the Bank Of ,vooah,rn Ia. W.
4. 4, W :. ua
III h - - ~ pwh, ana " a
attrscling no little attention on the
pilr. eI growers IN this vicinity II
lqtttlefent parts Of the building ex.
sshisns. 'ss specimens Of oregon grown
|preedaucts are displayed. e
Il IfgRremiuns were, to be awarded
fprs the corn exhibits taken non,
1.-The preducta of .Avoodburn fields,
probably L.. M. Bitney would ciaim
Eusiarge portion OF them. II He has
produced some fine corn this sea.
son on his farm near town from
seed he obtained while, on a visit
TO the Black Hills of south Dakota.
'ltfisa soft, early corn and the kerr
neis are blue and white. 1t is an
excellent yielding corn, he says.
Farmers in this section are TAX
ing more interest in the production
OF corn year after year and Wood
burn has already come to be 1
great corn producing section.
Red Cross Stamps. VI
THE Women's club of this city
has guaranteed the sale of sse
worth Of Christmas seals to help fl
nance the Oregon Tuberculosis as
ss0riations In its fight against me
d9adful disease. From the energy
Being manifested they will be sue-
scessful in making the sales to cover
the amount guaranteed.
John Alguire left few days ago
for different points IN the east
where he wtll spend some time
with relatives.
M Mrs. John W-aterhouse Of Gear.
hart, Or, is visiting at the home of
Mrs Fred Evenden this week.
M Mrs. II. HI THOMPSON has3 re 1.
turned from Portland, where she
spent five weeks at the home Of
her daughter during the Illness az
hei's grandson. Frank c.. Davis, who
.fili flts passed away. n &; "a
The Johnson school, taught hyI
"A lisa 5sy'cva Bagley. held 4 connt,,y
lair and .eltertainment Friday even,
ing sat the school house, An inter.
estiiig time was had.
81 81 Mrs. George f.. Hammond has
heI1 visiting for a week in PORT
land and at the same time receiving
Ifea eaical treatment. n AZ III NJ n, N.
Notcs and Persona ls. I'd wa n
~ Ml.s.aS. II. Coe is yet in a critical
condition having suffered q stroke
DC. paralysis. recently. There seems
60 be little hope for. lierrsrccoy
N MIS-. j r w. Gibei eiis left ast week
for Reedville to attend the funeral
of her brother Scott Allen who was
,un over and Instantly killed BIZ au-
-omobile driven by George Meyers
near. Beaverton on Monday OF last
week. 4: " vi. !. .ss
I lieutenant Colonel w. Z, Finxer.
ormerlys of this city, will be hon-4
'rably discharged from the service y
nd relieved from further duty. at |,
american Lake on November 3Oth. Il
fe will resume business In Port II
and, Nv KIN 4 Nj ..s
II. p. Weir and wife and their
on, w. r. Weir Of Portland. have
the William Scollard |
arm OF 20 acres on Butte Creek n
nd took possession Of the proper
y the latter part of last week.
After short visit In this city
nth their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II
,dwin w. Walker left for Portland
there they will make their future
ONE. They were married few
avs ago at the home of DR.. and n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22

JOURNAL WANT ADS pAr
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06
FILIPINAS GET
BALLOT BEFORE
AMER. SISTERS
Sonora De vera Describes
Status Of Women In the
Philippines.

The Filipino woman IL destined to
be In the worlds spotlight more than
ever before as a result OF the news Just
received by cable from Manila to the
effect that the Philippine senate has
passed the equal suffrage bill giving
women full political rights with men.
This would indicate that the Filipino
may beat her American sisters to the
ballot box
The Filipino has many admirers who
predict she will make good IL she gets
the vote, just as she has made good In
the very important role she has oc-
cupied In the family and business life
Of the Philippines ever since the In.
PRODUCTION Of Christianity In the H.
lands three centuries ago.
"America's advent in the Philippines
discovered wonderfully interesting
responsive little being. the Filipino wo'
man." writes one American concerning
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

the loss of her father. The re-
mains will be taken to his old
home in Dakota for burial.
Mr.. Carlson Of Pine City.
drove up to Kerrick last Friday
afternoon. Miss Greenly accom-
panied him back to spend the
week end with her parents.
So many requests have come
in for repetition Of the play,
Safety First. that the caste
decided to put it on again al
Kerrick Wednesday night. They
will go to Henrietta Saturday
and put it on there.
The dance given by l.. f
Johnson Saturday night was at
tended by large crowd from
all around the country. The
music was furnished by .
Bruno-Sandstonc orchestra. Sup
per was served at the hotel b,
Miss Allen.
| The Kerrick base ball team
was formed last Sunday. Gil
bert Nelson was elected mana
ger. Art Lund, captain and Jacl
Southern, treasurer. A sub
scription list was started an
SAT was subscribed and il is still
growing. The base ball ground
have been plowed and as 500
as they can be put in shape tn
team will start practicing an
will soon be ready to meet a
the neighboring towns.
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DanfOrth

Mr.. Hendricks has been haul
ing potatoes to Askov this week.
Ellen Rydberv came homo
Monday for her summer vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lampson from
Wilma attended Sunday school
in Danforth. Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs. Hendricks on Wednesday
Of last week. A good attend
ance was reported.
M. l. Whites house where
Angelo Smith has been living
burned down Saturday night.
They had been out of the house
only about thirty minutes when
the fire was discovered but IL
was under such Roadway that
very little could be saved. Mis-
fortunes never come single
handed. Mr.. Smith lost a horse
just short time before.
Quite a large number attend
ed the debate Friday night.
The question debated was Re-
solved that Danforth township
should own a tractor" Affirm
alive: Signe Swanson, Harry
Hendricks and Elof Frisendahl.
Negative: Birdie Hendricks.
George Rydberg and Rudolph
Rydberg. The subject was well
discussed. The decision was ten
to eleven in favor Of the affirm
alive. A very interesting time
was reported by those who at
tended.