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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-17
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From the New Orleans Item.
 A Chicago millionaire suing for di- vorce from a lady 40 years his junpr complains that his wife, kissed him only when she wanted money. His petition leaves us still in doubt whether his grievance is that he didn't get enough kisses or too many. His status as a millionaire and the general un- willingness of millonaires to reduce their bank balances makes the latter presumption more probable. In either case. there were compensating advant- ages
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-17

True hope is swift md flies with swallows wings,
 Kings it makes gods, and meancr creatures kings. -Rlchard III.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-17

Washington Bureau, 500 Davidson building.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-17

NO DELAYS. Six pennies will a trolley hire And that beats travel on the hoof; Besides we know that every tire On which we turn is puncture-proof
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-17

I do not contend that it's the proper thing for those who are able to scrimp and save and stay out of the market until price reductions set in. for if every one did this, it would demoralize regular business, and in the end be disastrous There may be place in every city for "cut rate" establishments as an outlet for broken stocks, but as a whole mer- chandising to be profitable must rest on customers who can afford to pay reas- enable profit on the goods they buy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-17
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I frankly confess that if every one in Birmingham used the same methods do, it would in the end be unfortunate for the merchants, and therefore injurious to the business of the city, for say what you may the merchants are the best barometers for gauging the financial health of any commounity. My excuse, therefore, for my conduct is based upon the fact that for years I have not given my life to money-making, but have striven to make it pay the best dividends possible in the way of service to my city, county, state and nation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-17

"The tumult and the shouting dies,
 The captains and the kings depart" To Washington poor Hiram hies,
 A Bull Moose" with a broken heart.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

nj do .kr6tkich r~ekaw6w", cho-
ciazby i ina wesele." Otto co O
ten pisa Z Paryza, stolicy mody:
uWlprawdzIe nasze danny zaapro-
bowa}y mode noszenia kr0tkich
~rekawow, zadna jednak z szanu-
jacych sic dam ME ukaze sic ma
ulicy ami W samochodzie pozba-
wiona W swej toalecie rekawow.
Nawet ma proszonych objadach,
kiedy to trzeba obejsc sic be- re-
kawiczek, panic, ktore ME posia-
daja pieknych RAMON i rak, ale
NATIONALIST maja - zdrowy rozum,
ubieraja dfugie rekawy. Ma bale,
zabawy taioujace, wesela / tym
podobne uroczystosci, do krotkich
rekaw6w ubiera sic TAX diugie re-
hawiczki, il ciafa wcale ME widac.
Rekawiczh tie So Z przezroczystej,
koloru sukni materyi, Tub sk6rko-
we j dochodza do bajecznych
Kosztuja diva razy lyle co
Gala toaleta."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

M. P. - ,,Usumiecic niedyspo-
zycyi kataru - jest W naszej mo
cy; trudniej go jednak usunac,
gdy Jest chronicznym i tax ia
dawnionym" jak II coreczki PAM.
L kataru ~najlcpiej leczyc sic "a
raz Z poczqtku.
W Anglii bardzo ulywany jest
ocet anemonowy. Nalcwa go sic
troszke ma rqke i oddecha MIN do
poki Sic zupelnie ME ulotni.
Pcwicn doktor radz wciqganie
W nos woody osolonej kilka ray
dziennie. Kto ma zwyczaj pluka-
MIA nosa rano / wieczor letnia wo-
da, rzadko kiedy Podlega tel ME
milej chorobie.
Niektorzy zalecaja W katarze
uzywanie amoniaku. (Przysunac
do nozdrzy ilakon Z amoniakiem
i natychmiast usunqG.) Podobno
tez wqchanie kamfory dale bar
do dobre rezultaty. ,Czerwonosc
nosa" zniknie, gdy katar bedzie
wyleczonym.
w zadnym razie ME radze uzy-
wac INA czerwono$G nosa" tych
rcklamowanych upatentowych le-
karstw." Wszystkie sa do nicze-
go; narazie moe jake narkotyk
sprawiajq ulge, lccz Pozostawiaj9
zle skuthi ma przyszloSc. Co mai
wyzej. MONA zabarwlony nos
posmarowac po umyciu, ma noe,
smietanka Z jedna kropla cytry-
ny zmicszana, a wkrotcc nos zbie-
lejc, (rano umyG letnia woda.)
TAX - wszystko podrozalo, a
zatcm ! praca lekarzy, ME nalezy
jcdnak Z togo powodu zaniedby-
wac objaw6w powazniejszcj cho-
roby; lepiej stracic kilka tolar6w
iak - zdrowie.
w n~iewinnych, jak naprzykEad
katar, nicdomaganiach, moga po-
daG wiadome mi nieSzkodliwe srod
XII; ME jestem jednak lekarzem,
wiec radze PAM ma Interchangeable,
jake pani odczuwa, udac sic do
lekarza specyalisty w swoim "a
wodzie.
O.. L.. - Stosowanie sic niewol-
nicze do mody stale sic czasem
Smiesznem. Jezeli PAM ME lubi "a
przytcm posiada Yza chude rece")
nawet moda ME. moe Emusic pa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
PRZEPISY


Rogale i paczh z ,,otrebow"
(bran) ina zqdanie). - Wiado-
mo, IL ola zoladka, ktory ME mo
81 oiezkich potraw, otreby So po-
zywnym dOdatkicm do poaywic-
MIA Otto przcpis zqdany ma pqcz-
N: Filizanka pszcnnych otrab
(bran), filizanka biatcj maxi, fill
zanla m,eka i jedno jake dobrze
rozbitc (mozna dodac cu11ru), ma
STA kawaIek talk duly jak orzech
wtoski, roztopionego i odrobine
soil - wszystko dobrze rozmic-
szac razem, w koncu dodac lyzccz
Ike dobrego proszku do Pieczenia
Cracking powder), jesDcze raz do
brze wszystko rozmieszac i sma-
Eye zaraz paczki, lWb MONA tez
upjec z tego burke w dobrze wy
smarowanej t~lustoScia formIe. Do
ciasta ma bufki, MONA dodac ia
kiego zapachu, cytrynowej utar-
tel skorki, wanilid, lub utartej gal
XII musztardowej, w niewielkiej !
lo5ci. MONA tez Z tego ciasta, do
dawszy maxi jezeli "a rzadkie,
wyrabiat rogalki i MAKE buieczki.
Do pqczkow nakhadac W srodek
powidla- Smazyt je ma dobrym,
Swiezym smalcu.
Budyh z resztek chleba. -
Try filizanki utartego, czerstwe-
go, bialego chleba nalac kwarta
goracego m1eJa, dodat do tego:
pol maHej lyzeczki soi, jedne fill
zanke syropu caramel sirup) i
try lyzki roztopionego masfa.
Gdy ia masa ostygn5e, dodac:
diva dobrze ubite jaJka i odrobi-
ne utartej galki musztardowej
(nutmeg), lub tez innego zapa--
chu; MONA tee dodac mielonych
slodkich migdal6w, lub oczyszczo
nych ! wyplukanych rodzynkow,
ale to ME konieczne. Wlozyc te
mase w forme cd brrdyni6w do
brze wysmarowanq mas}em i wy
sypana tartym bia{ym chlebem i
gotowat w pare, II. w drugiej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

wiele wiecej cenimy prace rqk a.
nizeli ich pieknoSc.
Dawniej bezczynne i leniwe a
bogate danny polecafy swym pa
ZION, a nastepnie lokajom, nosze-
ME ksiazek do nabozehstwa i in
nych drobnych przedmiot6w, kto-
re uwazano "a zbyt ciezkie ola
wazkich, malehkich raczek. Jesz-
cze w 1Stym wieaIu arystokratycz-
ne'damy kazaiy s}uzbie wszystkie
drzwi pred SODA otwierac z oba-
WY o zgrubienie raczki przez do
tykanieklamki i popychanie pod
woi. Byt.y jednak i w6wczas da-
my, kt6re w gfebi dtDszy oburza7y
sic ma podobne przesady, a O PAM
margrabinie de Cregny, sIynnej
re swej energii, mawiano z po-
dziwem: uGdyby ME mia}a loka-
ia, sana otwieralaby sobie drzwi
i ME leka5aby sic ma rekach .pe-
cherry Pochodzacych z piracy"
w tegoczesnej epoce drobne
kobtece rece So o wiele dzielniej-
sze. So takie, ktore mic obawiaja
sic nawet modelowania z gliny...
I istotnie, powinszowat MONA
naszym paniom tego wstretu do
proznowania, w jakim ~lubowaiy
sic ich prdbabki.
Ola wlasnej jednak - innych
przyjemnoSci, nalezy dbac o "a
chowanie czystoSci i bieli r2k, CO
ME ubliza wcale pracowitosci. Je-
zcli ma rekach wyrastaja brodaw-
XII, trzeba je wyniszczyt, jezcli re-
&C sa szorstkic i st~wardniafe, mo-
ina je w~zglednie wydedikatnit
SrodNami, kt6rc podamy w naste-
pnym numerze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

3l73. - kadne ubranie dIa chic
pak0w Z weinianych i pralnych
materyaiGw. Modelka: +, 6, s /
10 lat. Materyalu Al calach SEC
rokoSci ma miare 10, trzeba "a
jarda. Modelko 12c.
3179-176. - Medina toaleta
wieczorkowa Z d~owolnego mate
ModeMko bluzki 3179; 81,
&c, 80. 40, AZ i Al, mierzQc ma Gale
b:uScie. Spodnica 3176, model
ka: %, "a, 26, %, 80, 30 "a ma
Gale W paste. Ma Srednia miare
trzeba materyalu Al calach SEE
rOkoSci ma GAIA toalete Ga jarda.
Modefko bluzki PC. Modeiko
12c, razem 24c.
3162-3181. - Kostyum stoso-
why ola pan do piracy. Bluzka:
1852, modelka: 81, Sc, So, 40, AZ,
i 46, ma Gale W b;rScie. Spod-
MICA: 31S1. Modeika: %, "a, &c,
%, 80, 30 j "a; ma Gale W paste.
Materyatu o 40 calach szerokoSci
ma sPodnice potrzeba 3R jarda,
ma bluzke 3 jardy. Oba modelka
razem 24c.
1882. - Suknia ola malych pa
nienek. Modelka: 6, 8, 10 / y lat.
Materyi O q calach sze-okoSci
trzeba ma spodniczbe 2A jarda,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

zgrabnych lub Podartych, I CORY
juz zle wr6ze o przyszloSci, chOc-
by terazniejszosc byla jcszcze I'll
szczesliwa. Ola towarzysza
waszego zycia powinnyScie bye
rozumnie zalotne, dla niego po-
winnyScie bye piekne, staranne O.
koNo siebie, ~delikatne, Pachnqce.
Me opuszczajcie sic panic, ME
zaniedbujcie Przechadzck ma
swiezem ~powietrzu Tub cwiczeh,
jeSli ma przechadzki ME macic
czasu, pamietajcie o kapielach, OBJ
mywaniach, ktore utrzymuja wa
sza pieknoSc i zdrowie. Mech roz
sadek radzi wan, jak utrzyunac
Tub pozyskac wdzieki. Do tel kul-
fury fizycznej dolaczcie kulture
moralnq i intelektualna; badzcie
dobre, iagodne, wesole.
Wnikajcie obok tego we wszy-
stkie, nawet najdrobniejSze szcze-
g6ty gospodarst#a. Utrzymujcie
czystoSc w domu i gotujcie poly
wnie i smacznie. Zajmujcie sic
szczerze wygoda ola mega, do
starczajacego wan Srodkow do
i - zajmujcie sic dzietmi
Tie ~pozwdlcie i'm bujat bez mad
Eoru ma u1icy. Ia ruchliwoSc cia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

ma bIuzcczke l IS jarda. Modcl-
10 PC.
!. 1856. - Elegancka / wygodna
Lomowa sukuia. Modc4ka: Small
32-34; Medium, 36-3S; Large
4O-42 i Extra Large 44-46; ma
Gale W biu5cie. Materyi o Sc cal.
seer. ma Sredmq miare trDcba 53S
.jarda. Modciko 12c.
1914. - Fartuszek okrywajqcy
Gala suknie. ModeEka Small 50
81; Medium 36-3S; Large 40
- i Extra Large 44-46 ia Gale W
biuScie. Materyi o Sc calach seer.
ia sredniq miore trzeba 5B jarda,
Modeiko 12c.
1857. - Wiosenny lub letni ko-
styum. Modelka: l6. IS % lat.
Materyi O Al calach seer. ma Sre-
dniq miare trzeba AS jarda Mo
delko 12c.
2789. - Komplet ubranek ola
dzieci: sukicnka, spodniczka /
majteczki. Mode}ka: 6 miesiecy
|. 2, 8 ! 4 lata. Wszystkie tie mo-
dchka razem PC.
3167. Zgrabna slkienka ola
dzicwczqtek. Modeiia: 4, 6, s !
10 lat. Materyalu o p calach SEE
ro!1oSci ma miare s., trzeba 35s
.;arda. Modeiko 12c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
Pieknosc Reki.

Wielbiciele pieknych rqk IL
trzymuja, re ola p~osiadania reki,
ktorej e~legancya i ksztaft arysto-
kratyczny ME pozostawiaja mic do
zyczenia, trzeba pochodzic Z rodu
cd pieciu pokoleh bezczynnego,
zadna pracq sic ME trudniacego.
Posiadanie taRiej reki ME jest W
mocy kazdej z mas. Zreszta -
znam mezczyzn, kt6rzy re wzru-
szeniem i wdziecznoscia ca}uja
raczki kobiet, noszace ma sobie
SHADY piracy, a Cd mas kobiet yale
zy, azeby nawet spracewana reka
byla sympatyczna w swej czysto-
sci, a nawet biafosci. Ma sic rozu-
mice, re ola dojscia do tego celu
trzeba rece troche pielegnowac,
0amietac o mich.
Me obawiajcie sic panic eaten
z~anurzania raczek swoich W cies-
Gle i pos}ugiwania sic niemi ku
wlasnemu i innych pozytkowi.
Podamy tutaj srodki, ably przy
piracy, kt6ra z honieczno5ci spell
MAC MUSCLE, zachowaG biaIoSc i
delikatnos6 reki,
Dawniej danny wielkego swia-
ia lyle wagi przywiazywaly do pie
knoSci rak, re jedna z mich, hra-
bina de scissors, nigdy ME "a
myka1a rak Z obawy, by stawy
nie twardnia}y. Coz to "a meka!
Kt6zby dis byl W stanie skazat
ma wieczna bezczynnoSc swoje
dziesieG palc6w? DIS, kiedy o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

ia, serca i umysiu, jest k~onieczna
ola tel, kt6ra chcc pozostaG pick
ma ! kOchanq.
Wreszcie, pamietajcic panic 0
tenn, re w7szystkie rady, kt6re gro
madze ola was W moirn oDziale
dla kobiet", daje w celu dQpomo-
zenia VAIN do s~zczeScia, a wiec
zadncj L mich mic zaniedbujcie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24

formie, napeinionej do Polowy
gotujqca sic woda.
Trzeba gotowac ma wolnym og-
niu przez dwie godziny. Do BUDDY,
niu tego, jezeli podany ma CORA
co, dale sic jakiS sok owocowy,
lub kompot, - jesli ma zimno, u
bita ma krem smietanke z cukrem:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-24
DIAL OLA KOBIET.
Re8eruje Marya s.
POGADANKA.

III 80 -A~ -N~N@AN 80
wolf spojrzafam Mania! Byfa u
Drama W domu niedbale, a nawet
ME zupelnie czysto, wlosy jej o.
krywa{ czepek zofty atfasowy,
ale brtDdny, ma nogach podarte
trzewiki... Rozumiem to, re
przy piracy, olurzaniu, myciu po-
dlogi, ME podObna bye czysto u
brana. ale MAJ ME Potrzebuje te-
60 widzie6. Dobra g~ospodyni i
dbaia o mifoSc meza, iona wyko-
.uywuje wszystkje porzadkowania
W czasie nieobecnoSci meza. "a
przybyciem jego do domu, juz
umyta i przebrana jej PostaG mi
uowoli pociqga wzrok jego,
szczeg6lnie, kiedy ogladnie sic 20
domu i zastanie wszystko w po-
rzadku: wowczas do miioSci lqczy
sic d~ziecznoSt.
Znam pewna kobiete, kt6rej
MAJ wpada niespodbianie do domu
pare ray dziennie. Kobieta ia, a
teby nigdy ME przedstawic sic
neiowi nieestetvcznie, usZyfa So
lie popielata, zgrabnie skrojonq
Uknie, kt6r9 ubiera do piracy, -
y przytem tadny, czysty. barwny
zepecze& ! acale" Pantofle ma
nogach, dodaja jcj uroku.
Me dosyc jest bye dobra zon2
/ dobra matka ola utrzymania
PREY domowem ognisku OLGA
swych dzieci. Trzeba pr6cz tego
bye ladng i mia kobieta. Czesto
bardzo tanim kosztem MONA bye
fadna i mia. Trzeba tylko dobie--
rae barwy srtkni odpowiednie do
Gerry i harmonizujace z kolorem
wlos6w. UkIadat wlosy porzad-
ME i Sadnie ! bye dbaiq o estetycz-
ME wyglqdajace n6zki.
Coz zamiast tego robia niektore
panic? Uwielbiajg MEOW swoich,
a ME mySla o tenn, zeby i'm sic po-
dobaG; nosz2>w domu sukuie bez-
barwne, ktore nadaja i'm wyglad
iakS zamglony, Ponury. WkIada-
ia ma nogi brzydkie, niezgrabne
pantotle. Ubieraja sic W szlafroki
lrb fartuchy, W ktorych cia}o wy
dada Cd stop az do szyi jakjed-
ia bezksztaItna masa. Czesto ma
wet piekne wlosy zwijaja be- gu
stu i ME korzystaja z Mich dla u
~piekszenia twarzy. Z
Upewniam panic, re zalotnOSc
W pewnych granicach ME tylkoI
Jest dozwolona, ale nawet Qbo-
wiazkiem Jest jak najkorzystniej
przedstawiac sic oczom tego,, kto-
~ jest waszem zyciem i szcze--
Sciem. Bedzie on kochai was le-
piej, goreoej, dfuzej. Czyz to ME
warte Pewnego trudu2 Jezeli ma
wet W najlepszrch, najzgodnieJ-
SEEM pozyciu domowem ME be-
die pewnego wdzieku i Powabu,
MAJ latwo moze sic dac oczaro-
wac innej, zreczniejszej kobiecie.
Me powinno sic dopuszczac do
uiekorzystnych Porownan z inna
kobieta. Wiele kobiet moze bye
piekniejszych niz iona, lecz jeSii
kobieta potrafi korzysta6 Z darow
Przyrodzonych, Jezeli staranlaml
Uko4o swojej osoby i swego stro-
ia umic je pOdnieSc, MAJ ME Eau
way nigdy w~yzszoSci innych-
Me nalezy nigdy zaniedbywac
sic TAX W ubraniu jak i W poste--
powaniu z mezem. Brzydkie, or
tynarne siowa, krzykliwy organ
gSosu, dziaiaja tax ma uanys& IL
zucia jego, jak nieestetyczne IL
branie ma jego oczy i zmys}y. Je-
dnem sHowem, ME wolno zapomi-
mac sic ami ma chwile, jezeli dba-
c;e panic 0 wlasne szczeScie, szcze
5cie meza i OLGA was2ych dzieci.
Jezeli mi sic zdarzy widzie6
kobiete W jej domu lie lub Smiesz
ME u~czesana, W sukni zgniecionej
z7n.e1harai. w trzewikach ME-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
DENIES
MAGEE CHARGES.
National League Head
Says Lee Has Filed
No Statement.

NEW YORK. March 81 John A
IIcydler. president OF the National
baseball league. In a letter 90 Lce
MaRee's attorney today reiterated HE
denial that MaEce had filed charges
against team owners or supplied any
names Of players whom Magee ac-
cuscd ~ gambling on games in
which they played
The alleged charges referred TO by
Magcc's attorney as complaints
against National league magua'es,
Mr. lIcydlcr's letter said. consists Of
a claim that Magce was not Nom
bcr OF Chicago club In proper
standing in 1918 and was released
without charges being brough,
against him.
1t Is neither customary nor neces-
sary for a club to prefer charges
against player before giving him
his release" the letter added THE
matter Of the release OF Magce is one
between him and the Chicago club
President lleydlcr promises i'm
mediate Investigation OF charges
against players accused of gambling
on games In which they participated
but declared that unless names wer,
! furnished him with proof or data
mo further attention will be paid Il
alleged statements from indircc
sources"
. The letter consisting Of nearl,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
Collegiate and Academic
Winners Are to Get
Loving Cups.
HOB0ES HAVE CHANCE
Morning Chapel and Picnic
at Night Included in
Days Program.
ryLARRY DALEY

This IL q gala day a. Kendall col.
icge, when the annual class track
and field meet and hobo day are
tho occasions. Chapel, starting AZ
10 o'clock will be given over 10
merrymaklng and the afternoon
noon will be u holiday when tho ath
letes strive for tho honor Of their
casscs A hobo picnic dinner At
Mingo creek is 10 conclude the day
program.
Today's meet will he tho first
tcst OF the orange and black dth-
ietcs under fire and will be u means
Of determining their chances In the
state collegiate games Tho moot
will be divided into two divisions
collegiate and academic, aud Cupe
10 the winners OF each division will
be awarded The highest individual
point winner viii also be given a
cup Ivan Grove. individual winner
IN 1915 ana 1917 and PM Irwin
high man last year. arc 10 compete
IN todays meet.
Following are the men who have
shown To the best advantage IN
training
Dsshcs--Grove, Hopping. WI.
liams.
Middle distance Balcom. PIeh.
ney, Williams
Long distanco--Coombs. Robinson
Coleman,
Hurdles--Kock. Irwin. williams
Shot put---Martin, Williams, Ira.
Wis. Hartshorno, keck.
Discus throw Travis Keck. Grove
Rain. Martin. Edwards. Williams.
Javclin hurl--Grovo, Kcck. Travis
Rain. Perry
Pole vault-keck. Lambe, Dun.
ham. King. Irwin.
High iump--Ellison. irwin, Horn.
ond, Butler. Bass
Broad tump--Grovc, Kcck, Dun.
ham, Bnlcom, Iiornond. Lawrence
There is no admission 10 today's
meet.
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Track Meet for EieUen
School Districts april 3

rONCA cry. okla, March 81 o.
Eleven achool districts all within the
Fairfax trade territory. viii compete
In an athletic tournament to be held
at Fairfax on April 3 There are
events scheduled for tho grades as
well as for the high schools. The
winners viii compete In an Usage
county meet at pHwhuaka Thy high
school events are l00-yard dasN, 220-
yard dash. Ss0-yard run. milo relay,
shot put. Discus pole vault, high
jump, broad jump, running broad
Jump and standing high jump. The
grade events are similar. There will
be contests also IN plano, vocal, read
ing. oration. violin ana essay.
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SETTLEMENT IS NEAR
Hopes Held for Pcaccablc solution
Of Troubles In Ruhr District
Compromise Demanded.

ESSEN, Marck 3l.--Hope for tho
ultimate peaceable settlement Of the
troubles In the Ruhr district was
strengthened this morning by the
receipt at the central committee
headquarters Of the news from Ber-
lin that the three socialist parties
and the trades unions have demand
ed that the government compromise
with the workers. As announced by
the committee here, the ultimatum
presented the government by the so
cialists and the trades unions de-
manded guarantees for the execution
of the Bielefeld agreement. reached
some time ago but never put into ef-
feet. the cancellation OF the gov
ernments ultimatum to the insurg
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PIRATES RELEASE PLAYERS
Inf,rldcrs webb and kcrns iIclcnscd
10 Akron Intcrnaiionnis.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark March 81
Tho Pittsburgh club has turned over
lnficlders Billy webb ana. Barncy
Kcrns to the Akron club Or the 10.
tcruatlonhl league. IL was announced
here today by Manager llOblitzoll
OF tho Akron club. webb formerly
was with the Birmingham club of
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Killed IiN Horse.

MUSKOGEE. Okla. March I'll
Frank Rh,nehart. an cmployc OF
Crane Il Co, died today as a result
~ being crushed to death beneath
a. horse. 4 ladder fell upon a team
which ran away, trampling Rhine.
hart underfoot lie was crushed
over the heart and died. lie was 90
years old. and leaves n wife ana
daughter.
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ent workers. the recall Of General
Won waiter commander OF the gov.
ernment forces in the Ruhr region.
and the extension of the time for
negotiations to Friday noon, a
definite answer was insisted upon by
Q o'clock tonight The general strike
is still in effect here.
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BANK ROBBERS STILL BUSY
Get $3.50 In SaIina Bank-Nanit
Door H. Dyuamitcd

~ ~ w T'-7 '-7'-
OKLAHOMA CITY, March 3l'--
Robbers blew the vault door to lhe
Rank Of salina. Mayer county. last
night and obtained $500 in small
change. according TO a report re-
ceivcd here today by W. X. Sa'nuels,
secretary OF the State Banker5' as
ISOLATION. The safe was not toucheu'
one deposit box was takoh, Du'
lank officials did not know ule
value OF It's contents, but said " CON
tanned a quantity OF liberty bonds