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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
Sister ef Harding 10 Head
Social Service Department

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rhr Social Sss~srs Department uf the
Pubic Ezsaara Ss=TsrE- wss annuEncsd
TODAY hy SlrEnsn General Cummings
Mrs TU1zT. VINO r@c@nxay resigned
A. q member Ct 1ae Mefrrpaligaz Pu-
lice fnrre nj Washington VIII AArs
charge Of the pnblzr hEaa-n sesrscsas
wark with disabled 1Eszner serysrx
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
OAKLAND

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24

s5alEaTG- houses
THIS xeeg- Cattle gss2- saaesp - 80
calves $3.50 hogs 1s-pAz-
LAST wsst-x- Cattle z@-z- zneEp sT&a-
rzsrsss AGE asags 1855
One Teszr Ag0g EzEzAe @154 snrfsa
gzgY x-x4weS &z4z. heEs STfsK.
MAINE STOCK At MARKET
Carsse esE- ssae-p 1855. cza1ss GLE
hoes %
. TOME OF THE MARKET
Eecezpzs Of stocks fur -ne wceA wsre
wary heavy- especially fur rtae Wez
ana yer Yvrk STATE. bur yard offer
snxx -e-e rzaEsaer light Tar Gursr
STORM ON u nariker day dor q Icing szrne
enecEssd trading, AS neither the ouv-
sxm or the sellers WE'RE inclined -
srur,<i our IN rsae aaaxy gale and win 4
IRE -kgase at tine market was wEzk
rszrvsuxa,nur and wzaen sales were
made ssEr we're almost xfways ~
suuer axur~z Eeef czx-se were trac-
.scrassv Erwer Ma nemz3y cauirs
exrzse were afssssd- Tae market for
rs,ese Was 4raD1ed 81 - q u IL CENTS
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Z 81 a st-+ rsz1z- Balls sO3d for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24

C1tEAEa- Esgr =.
For TIE Ars1 EE1e u nnre t1zHa 4
-eek the -sHr-ss1 E<sEHv E5ossa EE AZ
advances. BRISK Exzsar- demand zg-
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was ~ an END hzG nact ID 9e VITA
the strength S3aM1- Tire 4lzSN w.zE
nervous = ID esu1s TEL Eg@er. WITH
DecEnber SIS - ESk - and MARI
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- IN "a CENTS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
seE Turk Stock Market

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24

View Tosx Now 25-HA-y " Rcr-
ssS bend salesman for Enllssxer and
White 0f Springfield Mass was ar
rested here sonignr charged vsra Che
-aeET II bends xaEnsd n 81. ass frrzr
azs emp2oyE-z Ee aszo was cnzrxea
WIKI passing = wu7rhleB check aur
$40 ~ The E0seA Woodward Aes&
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
Maine Dealers to
Safeguard Hard
Coal Supply of State

Purraand Me- Nov 1-MzEre cczi
dsale=s uez here today and ssaerr@a .
czMmat-ee 10 sake aEzSen 10 prrrerr
n 2nMahae shortage 9f hard crzE- z
- LAraf,ee II -sae chairman M tins
cnmmat1ce- W A. Clarke of Bassna,
rEenldenf a tine Eer Enxszna csaal
denSsRS azBccinxsOa wzs presezr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24

-DTn pr5cex. ND eRr5r ons lnzd 1853
3Hr 81 line gxaczzcA gay zs.5s 1tmlr
lars zasf,B. 5uIk sE5ta 1878. aixs mostly
& 2nHeE- bulk desirable 100 - zsk-sk-
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lambs 1@ssH- bulk natives 1862 q 1HrS-
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weszs4r- ewes $50 5uzk natives Esshe1
4Ess -Hn1Egx slow 1nETensr 5nwsr- r9p
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24

Especially aeE-ss -rr .cae Kanrenne
scu-lHAs
Stock yA-sas. Sssr. -
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24

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wSf-sr rzkz tee outward EAEr en-
Gznz2EET Eae wA1ae syx<HD Hunsfr~
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
FlDsaIge HOSPITAL
SCHOOL OF
NURSING

sHsrs . tisrse rear osurse- including
preliminary term Is Sea Gererzs
Sospstzi- Aodern Building aess-
desx Inf,.scsur aeasnnzhse aoars Of
duty. TENNIS ceurt Advantages ~
Nss xsrs1 Liberal remuneration
dussna training. Mon se1zrssr. csaz.
forming january list Far srfor,ns-
tien srpiy Sapt- Of Narsex Fausnins
sssspstzL Fissisina NJ n.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-06

$cian, co r6wniez wplywa ma dro-
zyzne produkt6w wicjskich, gdy<
! wieSniak, ~posiadajac lyle picnie-
dry, mic spieszy sic zbytnio &c
sprzedazq owoc6w swej piracy pc
zbyt nizkiej Genie.
Omawiajqc "projckt pozyczki,
p, wiccministcr p~odkresliF, &c in
tencyq rzqdu polskiego jest skie-
Irowallie oszczednoSci wychodztwa
polskiego W Ameryce ma wiasci-
wa droge: ciezko zapracowanc
sunny. Polakow amcrykahsklch
doStajq sic do Polski przez rome
prywatne kompanie, ktore W
w~iekszosci wypadkow zarabiaja
lichwiarskie sunny ma tych opera
cyach. Ot6z obecna pozyczka ma
ma celu DAME moznosci wychodz-
twu polskiemu przcsy}ania oszcze
dnoSci w spos6b pcwny i korzyst-
ny, tax ola Pahstwa Polskicgo,
jak i ola wychodztwa. Przez sub
skrybowanic tel pozyczki Pola-
cy amerykahscy znajda dobra 10
kate swych kapitai6w, Rad zaS
polski otrzyma Srodki ~potrzebne
ia podnicsicnic ]dobrobytu / odbu-
dowc kraju. Pozyczka ia bedzic
przynosila 6 proccnt i bondy jej
bedq mogfy bye w kazdcj chwili
zrcalizowane w kazdym, bankrl
polskim; pc uplywie pieciu lat
kazdy posiadacz obligacyi pozycz
kowych otrzyma premie 1910.
Procz togo obligacye Picrwszei
Pozyczki Pa1stwowej moga bye
zamicnionc ma obligacye novel
P0zyczki w stosunku 50 proccn-
towym to macy: jczcli kto po-
! siada mp. 50-cio ~dolarow2 obi
sacye p~icrwszej Pozyezki, to
mozc otrzymat "a MIA 100 dola-
rowa obligacye novel Pozyczki,
doplacajac ty1ko $50 gotowka.
Realizacya obligacyi bedzic sic
odbywa}a wcd}ug przecietnego
kursu dolara Z ubicglego micsia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-06

W nienormalnym stosunku imPor'
tn i ekspottu. Rad polski potrzc,
buje ogromnych sum ma odbudo;
wanie zniszczonego tyloletnia woJ
ma kraju i dlatego zmuszony jest
do wypuszozania nowych PICNIC
dry papierowNch. Pred ofcnsywq
bolszewioka emisya pieniedzy
zosta+a zredukowana do mini
mum, lecz Z ehwila najazdu boil
szewickiego wydatbi wzrosly O.
gromnie i rad polsko, poczuf
sic zn6w zmuszony do wy
puszczenia nowych cmisyi bank
not6w. Jezeli import zostanlc
zrownowazony Z cksportem to
waluta polska~ szybko sic polep-
sly, gdyz mark polSkic zaplaco-
ne "a towary importowane PedQ
wracaly Z powrotem do krajV "a
towary eksportowane, co usunie
przyczyne, ~zmuszajaca skarb pol
ski do wypuszczania nowych pic
niedzy papierowych. tym cclu
nalezy r6wniez doprowadzic jak
rajszybciej do normy przemys'
polski. Dzisiaj wskutck z~niszczo-
nego ~przcmysiu wieS ME mos
dostac cd miasta tego, co jest
jej potrzebne, miasto zaS "a otrzy
mywane ziemiopiody, p}acac pic
nicdzmi, ME ma moznoSci otrzy-
mania tych sum Z poWrotem
gdyz wiesniak, jak wSpomnlcll-
Smy wyzej, ME moe kupit tego
w mieScie, co jemu ]potrzebne,
lynn sposobem po wsiach groma-
dzi sic bardzo duzy ale mar,
twy kapital. Ola i~lustracyi m6wca
przytoczyl nastepujqcy fakt: Spa
lila sic w Galicyi ma}a ~wioszczy,
ia, liczqca ME wiecej jak 20 do
NOV: dclegacya joj, kt6ra PREY,
byla w sprawic p~ogorzelcow do
ministeryum skarbu, oznajmila.
&c mieszkaicy ponic5li ogromnq
strate, albowicm spalilo sic i'm
przeszlo try i pol miliona ma
rex w papicrach: fakt ten debit.
mic charaktcryzujc. jak olbrzymic
sunny znaiduia sic w rel;ach WHO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-06
z pobytu wice-ministra
skarbu p. Rybarskiego
W Chicago.

w miniona sobote Ago BIN. W
hotelu ,La Sale. odbyi sic O.
bad, wydany przez Polski Kon-
sulat Generality W Chicago na
czeSt przybylego tn z Polski W
finansowych sprawach wice-mi--
nistra skarbu, p. RybarSkiego.
Mowe powitalna wyglosii kon-
sui gcneralny p. Zygmunt Nowi-
cki, W ktorej wyrazii nadzieje, re
Polonia amerykanska poprze po-
czynania miniSteryum Skarbu
Polski. przyczep urzedowi pred
stawiciele Panstwa Polskiego "a
stosuja sic do wszetkich wskazo-
WEEK, jake p. wiceminister bedzie
uwazai "a stosowne udzielic.
Pc przem6wieniu p. konsula-
przem6w2 p. Rybarski. dziekujac
ia wstepie "a serdeczne powita--
ME i mile przyjecie; dziekowai
r6wniez "a zapewnienic 90 o
wspipracy re strony Polonii tu--
~Aeiszej, lccz zaznaCzyi, re glow
uym celem jego przyjazdu jest ma
wiazanie stosunkow z ameryhan-
skiemi sferami handlowemi, wo-
Dec czego Z natury rzeczy bedzie
musial poSwigcic 90 procent swe-
60 czasu Z pobytu w Amcryce ma
prace Z finansistami amerykah--
skimi. Praca ia bedzie dose trudna
: tego wzgledu, re ogoi Amery-
kan6w ma slabe i uiedokiadne po-
iecie o PolSce. Wiedza oni, re
Folska istuieje. lecz ME wiedz2,
iaka ia Polska jest w rzcczywisto-
sci. Zeby sklonic Amerykanow
do wstepowania Z Polska W sto-
sunk handtowe, trzeRa usunac z
ich umySl6w to b}edne pojecie o
Polscc, jake posiadaja, a Przeko-
nae ich. &c PolsIa posiada mako
mite warunki ola lokaty kapitaiu.
Kapieal amery kanski jest poza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-06

dany ola Polski z tego wzgledu,
re jest on apolityczny, re Anne
rykanie, ofiarujac swoj kapital,
pie zadaja zadnych koncesyi poll
T. cznych. Kapitai francuski obec-
ME jest jeszcze zbyt slaby i do
piero moze pc jakich czterech,
lub pisciu latachl bedzie mogI
dojSe do normy przedwojennej.
kapita}u niemieckiego dla wielu
wzgledow ME MONA brac pod IL
wage, kapitai angielSki czyni
wszelkie wysiEki, azeby dostac
sic do Polski, lecz wobec tego, &c
kapitaliSci angielscy zadaja ta--
>kich koncesyi, ktore wprost
wchodza w kolizye z suwerennos
Scia Pahstwa PolskSego, korzy-
STAG z uslug ich ME MONA: An
glia wogole usifuje traktowac tax
PolSke, jak traktowala w II VIE
ku lndye, a jak obecnic trak-
tuje Estonie, Litwe i kotwe.
Praca w Polsce mad odbudowa
Pahstwa odbywa sic w nader cie-
zkich warunkach, lecz pomimo
wszystko zdziaiano bardzo vie
lie. Rezultaty piracy ocenimy jesz-
cze lepiej, gdy uprzytomnimy So
bic, re cd czasu powstania Pan
silva PolSkiego prowadzimy IL
stawicznie wojne, a przeciez ME
zaniedbujemy i piracy tworczej.
Mona Smiaio powiedziec, ze-tc,
co zostaio zdziaiane w Polsce "a
ten krotki dwulctni okres jest 60
dne podziwu. i ME kazdy narod
nroglby sic ma to zdobyc w tax
niepomySlnych warunkach. 10
leje mp, funkcyonuj9 W Polsce
stosunkowo sprawnic pomimo te-
go. &c posiadamy 103 r6znych
typow lokomotyw; podczas o.
fensywy bolszewickiej wybudo--
wano 120 kilomctrow hnii kolejo-
wei dla cel6w Strategicznych.
Mowiac o walucic polskiej, pan
w~iceminister p~odkreSlii, &c nizki
'kurs marki polskiej ME zalezy
bynajmniej cd braku pokrycia jcj
zIotem. Gi6wna przyczyna tkwi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-06

MIN zdoiata sic doczolgat do
drzwi, gdzie spostrzczono wysta-
jqca jej reke.
Bandyta zrabowai L kasy pre-
szlo 81 1000.
'Teatr Crown padi oIiar2 rabun
XII kilka micsiccy tcmu i podo-
bno rysopis bandyty, ktory wtc-
dy tel zbrodni sic do'usci', odpo
wiada rysopisowi, podawancmu
cbccnic przcz pani2 Pravm'n'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-06

ca.
Kampania tel novel Pozyczk
ma bye przeprowadzona wyi2cz.
nie przcz polskich urzednikoW
panstwowych - tax, re wszel
kic poSrednictwo prywatne 20
stanic pominiete.
P. Rybarski ~jeszczc raz pc.
dziekowai "a serdeczne przyjecle
a kohczac pozcgna} zebranych
gdyz spieszyf sic ma pociag odcht
dzqcy do Buffalo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-06

stracilas przytomnost, gdy zas
przyszla do siebie, ME byio juz
zloczyicy. Wraz z MIN znikia tax
re drobna suma pieniedzy i pck
kluczykow, kt6re kasycrka polo
zy4a byla ia biurku pc powrocie
Z posifku. Wobec mocnego skre-
powania przez bandyte zabra{o
lei prawic ? godziny czasu, "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-06

Meskie Bandamna chusteczkl' czer'
wonc i nie5ieskic, resularnle Sprze
dawane DO 1Jc w tym zapasic take
50 biale haft1wane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-06
81cSztukd

Damskie W jednym rogu haftowane
novelty chusteczki, bale | kolorowe,
tad1zc czysto bale haftowane brzeg1
ri / inicyaiy, rcgularnie sprzedawane
20 12hc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-06
Kronika MiejsCoxa.

DCkGncZenle ze STRONGLY l-Szel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22
Dinner Given at
Murphey Ssnatori6m
For Edward J. Fox

The dining hnl Of the Murrray
sanaiorium was the scene " q very
prcisy annir Monday afternoon. when
the management entertained az a
dinner in honor Of Edward J. Fox.
who, Tor several months. was assist
ant secretary Of tho War A~rti,iues.
knights % Columbus. and who. after
authorities snw a. 10 clns9 tho work
here. left Tor his home a. ~. Louis.
Mo- at J.. m
The dinner took place 90 q O'Clock
In the dhlinr hail. which was henuti-
fully aud nrtisticcliy decorated with
strnnmcrs Of red ctcnr from tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22

ifhts which werr also shaded IN red.
banks OF palms. ferns. other hottcd
plants and cut Flowers.
The table extended ACROSS the
spncioue dining room ana wn- also
decorated with cut Flowers aud ferns.
a. q cnd Of the table, the guest %
pno was SEATED. und as the other.
the ~toas'maater. Mr. g. W. McNcrncy.
of chicago.
Following the dinner. and just boz
Iofo the last course was served. Mr..
Fox w1s presented. by the toaatmastor
with % testimonial. siuncd hy the
management aud every patient outho
Institution, in which an expressed
then gratitude for the mnurins efforts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22

Patrick O'Rourkc. returned today
from Astfotk, Arizonai for q short
Visit
~ " Mlls. secretary for the Inter
church World Movement for Ncw
kletlen. rciurned Today ff9m o trip ID
ihc northern part of The state. lie
rfuch uc1r Clayton. n. NaWhcre they
viii spend ohe euiamcr.
Hermnp n. Grille returned To-Day
from ssnia ife where be & ON
lecal ippsIner4.
Ms ana AIRS AZ. norers o. ruftnies
y. 81. are H. TIRE cts fitlina their
Sons pho are students Az The state
university
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22

OF ar. Fox. ana their deepest rcereis
10 see him no. The toaatniasier 'ats
appropriately presented the testimon-
inl. which was received with deep
feeling by Mr.. Fox. Who oppressed
his regrets to leave. lmmediatelN
following this. Mr. Fox was also pre-
scented with a handsome Hamilton
watch. beariur the inscription IRE
acniod by the cN-aeryicc men aud pa
tiontE OF the Murphey sanntorium, A.
buquorquc. s.. NJ. TO Mr.. n. }. Fox
After the dinner was over, a patis
Or about forty WAS formed, consist
ing OF The Sanatorium sian aud q
number Of patients. who motorcd Ia
the station to hid him farewell there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22
GERMAN INVASION
or STAGE FEARED.

LONDON Tho Variety Artists'
federation ~ escited oyor The pros
pecis OF German entertainers being
admitted IN England. The Germans
propcAe that 50 British aentcftainers
be ahmiticd TO Gcrmauy Tor every.
ib terinnus permitted 10 appear in
Engiand. Tho British say ihat the
rate OF exchange would make this "a
poor bargain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22
DANGER
TOLD BY DODSON
Says You Cannot GRIPPE, Sicken, or Saivate Your.
self if You Take Dodson' Liver Tone Instead

Is entirely vegetable and pleasant to
take and Is o. perfect substitute Tor
.cnlumCL d h guaranteed to start
your liver without stirring you up In
side. and can not saliyatr.
Don't take cnloniul' " can not Dee
trusted any moe than r. leopard or u
VIE eat Take Dodson's Liver Tone.
which ..raiFhtcns you right up and
makes you feel fine. Give 1t la the
ciildrcn nceauso O. r. perfectly harm.
Hess and dncsn't rripc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22

cnlom'l Losses YOU q tas' You know
what cainmol Is. !is mercury: quick
silver c1lomel o. dangerous. Il
crashes into sour hiiu like dynamite.
craniplnr and sickcniug YOU. Caiomoi
attacks the hdnc- aud should never be
pun into your system.
When YOU feel bilious. sluggish.
conntiputed and an knocked out and
believe YOU need "a sose Or dangerous
%c1luuiei just remember that your
~druprist Soils FOR "a TOW cents % Large
bottle o. nndaon's Liver Tome. which
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22

BAN FRANclsCO-Whaf happens
10 lIquor IN homes that catch fire.
eInA~,t tho corH.' say tho chief,
7 Nlbr She nremen sntf the
fire CHEF.
~Mchbr ira the civilians Who help
utli nres a~aeepEed the cop ehirf.
~or mahba lht heat buats the bot
llfn." offered The helpful fire aihiel
n = mystery. ANYWAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22

KIM hRAND POWDEWED
WHO'LL MILK 4 rich. pursr. fresh
milk put into powdered form when it
N only a few hours old. GIVE IT A
TRIAL. PHONE 4 OR CALL fO3
Nfkr CENTRAL ANEtNE. SOUTH
MISFtRN kim COMPANY. HARRY
doltn~on's nlacc.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22

IN former times al tobacco CON
nacated BY the English customs nu-
thorities was destroyed by burning ln
q furnace called the kings pipe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22
Hcaalchc. Ffnm slIaLt ChId..

LAXATIVE BhoMo QtINfNE Tab
lots rslieVe the Headache hy curing
the Cold, a tonic laxative and germ
dCatroycr. i.ook FOR signature r.. W.
GROVE on box. SOC.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22

rho artists lady friend Was being
shown around the studio.
~Uh. ~rerfccti'' she c1cl2imed. look
lnR At a picture. Those ostfiches are
simply superb. You should never
paint anything but birds.
Tho aftlst never WINGED under the
hla0. These are not o~striekes," he
Arid. "Ihey are unEplk. -Daiins
News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22
california Syrup of Figs"
ChiId's Best Laxative

Accept California" Syrup OF figa.
onlN-look for the name California
on the package. hen YOU are aiire
most harmless physic FOR the little
stomach. diver aud bowels children
loNr itS ruity taste. Fnili dircetions
on cAch bouie You must say "cnii-
fornn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-22

HITHANY. Nch-Can the ara of
happy HlafrlaEr be- taught IN the
schools MIR Allies. Catld Harmon,
dean of nm NJ Cntncr college
herr bctcsr~ u can. The course
herr mciunc- points on dressing.
rro0ning and home building. -Aicn
AMI uOuscn nrate bcfOrc imrrinec.
not AFTER -is- Mrs. Harmmn.
Thercfore the, sllould understand
cfrh other before marriage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-19
METHOD|STS ELECT
Five MORE BISHOPS
Or. George n. Buckley, Of PhiIa-
4 delphia, Among Those Hon.
4 ored by Conference
COUSIN TO Or. c. w. BURNS

Dcs Moines. May lo.-DrS. F. T.
Keeney. Of Syracuse. and II. Lester
Smith. of Detroit. were elected bishops
If the Methodist Episcopal Church late
yesterday. it was announced today at
fhe general conference. Only one more
white bishop remains to be chosen.
x The Rev. DIR. G. l.. Mead. Of Den
yer. received 4SSS votes late yesterday
and DR.. Ralph A. Ward, of China. re.
ceived 297. standing next to Doctors
Keeney and Smith. The election Of
bishops probably will be concluded
today.
On the seventh ballot. results Of
which were announced last night. three
other clergymen were elected bishops
Drs. George H. Buckley, of Philadel.
phia; Anton Bast. of Copenhagen. and
Edgar Blake. Of Chicago. Doctor Bic
lev is n cousin to the Rev. DR.. Charles
Wesley Burns, formerly of Philadel.
phia. who was elected bishop earlier
IN the day.
Bishop elect Buckley is born Meth
cdist, his grandfather. father, brother
and six cousins have been Methodist
preachers. He was born in Philadelphia,
February %, 1868. He was educated
IN the Philadelphia public schools, Uni.
versity of Pennsylvania and Drew
Theological Seminary. He has been a
member of the Philadelphia conference
for thirty years.
For six years he was pastor OF the
Arch Street Church, superintendent OF
the North district, secretary OF the
City Missionary Society and is now
superintendent of the Northwest dis
trict.