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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-31
Visit Twice Postponed.

Mr. Conner pointed out that let,
ter from r. b. l.. Morgan some time
in March stated that the commits
sion would be in Chickasha to view
the site on April ID. on April 8 "a
letter was received by the G. of G.
secretary stating that the visit had
been postponed and naming May ~
as the date.
On May 81, Rev. J. D. Salter,
member of the Chamber of Com.
merce committee which was hand
ling the proposition received the fol-
lowing telegram from Mr.. Morgan,
which was turned over to Mr.. Conner
for attention:
1T is clearly understood by the
general educational commission of
which l happen to be a member,
that in allowing Oklahoma to enter
the educational campaign, that no
offer from any town will be accept
ed for less than an adequate slte
and an additional s500,0OO. This
message comes from Bishop Muzon.
"R. e. l.. MORGAN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-31

To this telegram, Mr.. Conner TO
Piled by wire as follows:
Your wire stipulating adequats
site and 100000 additional. The
additional 100000 requirement eli
inmate Chickasha from the cam
paign. Our offer so acres magnifL
cent site. unexecelled possibilities
for beautiful campus. city water.
sewerage, electric lights, street car
service, center Oklahoma population,
established school atmosphere. per
feet school surroundings, unexcelled
railroad facilities. but no cash. I'm
less | hear from you to contrary will
not expect commission on May 27 az
per your letter of May 10"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
WALL STREET IS IN
VERY GLOOMY MOOD
Country Must Take Bitter Pill
OF Inevitable Adjustment OF
Credit Situation

N New York. May 15.-The Evening
Sun in its weekly financial revio'' today
says:
The securities market moved this week
Through tho darkening shadows cast 10y
the portentous labor situation. transnor
tatiou congestion. commercial transition
and lesser substances Of more o. less I'm
portance. II was one of those PERIODS
IN which Wall street gives way io ~
diligence in gloomy forNboding and sun
merges the spirit TO look for signs oi
hopeful things II was reriod' W
short. reflective of forces. economic ana
social. working through lists, in order
that the mists may ultimately he "Irar'd
away. How much time this on'ratlHn
NAV consume is the question IN"
financial communit" is concerned Nnh'
II cannot be answered now nnd No
pareutly the street has determined e"
settle back and await light 90 the SUB
ject.
Indications have multiplied ot late
that the country IL in revolt against high
prices for commodities Of all kinds tn"
Individual buyer no longer pays price
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15

and never again try to XIII birds?" asked
Peggy.
Well be good Wen be good"
promised the cats
SO Peggy and Billy tried to free them
from the pitch. but soon found they were
stuck too tight
we will have To soak you loose" said
Billy. I'VE .wilf~ dam the brook ana
let the water loosen the pitch" The cats
didn't like that idea n bit, for they were
not fond of water. but 1t seemed the
only way
Tho dam was built In n hurry but,
my, how the cats did squall and struggle
when the water began to creep up
around them! They pulled and tugged,
tearing their own fur even harder than
the birds had done And the birds,
laughing at them, had more fun than "
they had been watching clown IN a
circus.
AS the water rose higher and higher,
the cats pulled harder and harder, and
at last they pulled themaelvcs free. ,
this rUW n%T pscs Er9T ,bsS Let's sEScG ESf out and
away they went all wet and ra.glcd,
three much sadder and wiser -CaE
THEY'D never 20 hunting In Birdlamd
Peggy and Billy chased tho cats all
tho way home to he sure they didn't Try
any more tricks, and Peggy was SO tired
when she got there she promptly drop
ped into the hammock and fell laS'
dSNtD
When she awolSe. she happened TO look
over tho hedge. There were Blackie
rigcr and Thomas, all sitting in the sur
and looking meek and innocent as they
slceked themselves and tried to remove
all traces OF their hunting trip.
"Clcvcr. clever cats, you're not sc
clever as YOU think you are" laughed
Peggy. But she didn't say anything t(
Elackie. Thomas and Tiger. She thought
they had been punished enough.
Merit t1eek UiH be told another
Brdidud story.J
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
CENSUS RECORD BROKEN
TWO Detroit Suburbs Multiply Pop
.ulation Many Times

Washington, MAY 15.-,By \. p
ALL records for increases in popula
,iun ~ reported in the 1870 census wrr"
broken today hy two Detroit suburbs,
IIamtramck and Highland Park. which
since 1910 have increased 2GG and 1881
per cent. respectively.
Neither ITamtrnm"h nor Highland
Park had more than n few thousand
inhubitnnts ten wears ago. Detroit s
automohil" factory workers sought the
two towns for homes, and today tn"
Census Bureau reported II population
Of lS.615 for lIumtramck and 5000
for Highland Park.
Prior to today, report Kenmore, O..
with nm increase Of T12.J per cent, held
III" record for populHtion growth. Ken
more. however, is smaller than the two
Michigan citio>, having only l2,GS3 in
huhitnntS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15

, Londrn. IL maggio-Il suggcrimcnto
che ron. Bonom. miniStro hnrghcsr
dcla Guerra sotto il dimissionnrio Ga
biuotto. sia chiamato formarc II nuovo
MiniStpro in Italia. O. stnta fatta dnl
ron. Nitti in una confcrcnza che 10
StcsSo ha avuto ron Re Nittorio Emanu
c,c allie ore 6.della scorsa scra. clio SO
condo nm dispaccio dn Roma all Agcnzia
Reuter-.
Lon. Nitti avrcbbc riiutato di ri.
prondorc lincarico per Ia formazionc del
nuovo Gabinctto.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15

Roma. If maggio-1 giornali 81 diff
fondono n commcntarc le trattativc per
risolvcro Ia crisi mnistcrialc In mag
gioranaa propcndp per un ministcro dl
coalizionc Nitti Media Bonomi.
pcro' 81 osScrva che ron. Media ha
Entertainments dichiarato di CSScrc con
tario prntrrirarc al GovCrno. per IN e
gioni PERSONAL ma 81 crcdc che lc sue
riuttan2e potranno cSscrc vintc.
Allultima ora nci circoli giornnlistici
circolava Ia notizin che tanto Tittoni
ouanto Orlando avcvano Indicate Ia
riconferma del mandate Nitt, ovvcro
ccderlo all On. Giolitti. 81 assicura rcro'
che ron. Nitti abba rifiutato rccisa =
mente di arccttarc II mandate, mcntrc
Giolitti 81 mantienc riluttantc.
La ouinta scsSionc della loga dele
Nazioni 81 O. riunita prcssN IL Ninistrrn
delle Colonie .. sopra mo2ionc di leone
bourgeois. ron. Tittoui. nrcsidcntc dol
senate. fu eletto n pr"siCdcrc IN SOS
stone proninzio' il discorso inauCurnlc.
Sccondo auanto stampn In Tribunn
IL concilio avrebbo discusso 10 replica
n VI. Chichprin. ministro per gil AFFAIR."
estcri del holscevichi. dCcid"ndo dl
rispondere che Ia commission" della
Loga deve csserc' riccvuta in Russia in e
condizionatamcnte.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
CHAPTER VI
I,nnl-llN Gnia


A LII the birds in Birdland cam" flock
"A ing to tho little valley to SEQ the
bird hunting cats that had been caught
in the sticky trap made by Peggy and
Billy. The yuwliug and walls of the
cats were like good music to them. while
the struggles Of the cats to get free
were as funny as show.
And the cats really wcro "omi"al:
Tiger Cat tried to get the hurrS out OF
his face by rubbing his head in tire
pitch: nnd 9of%r% h" Hr knew w. IT mis- his h%@as
stuck tight. Blackie tried to tear hum
self loose by pulling backward and in
doing SO he sat down in the pitch and he
couldn't get up again: Thomas LAY
struggled SO hard he fell over on his
could scarcely wrlgEIe.
Lets eat the cats" screamed Blue
jay That's good idea" agreed King
Bird. Eat en- Eat en- screamed
the other birds. That's what they were
Before VIC eat them. J want some fine
cat fur to line my nest" Chirped yellow
chat. Hopping on Tigers back he DG'
gan 10 help himself to Tigers hair, pull
ing It out by main strength while Tiger
yowled aud sQurmed.
so do we want hair for our nests,
Shrcked other birds, and In less than II
takes TO t"l. dozen warblerS ana spar
rows were pluCking hairs from the backs
Of tive helulcss cats. who set IN "A terrific
squawktng 1t hurt to have hairs pulled
ont that way.
"Now. Io(s cat 'cm," shri"kod Blue
Jay ~ want to soc how cat meat
tastes" so do l." shrilird King Btrd.
And So do |. y cried Reddy Wo0dpecker.
And with that they hoped on the backs
Of Inc cats and each took nip of cat
meat with his sharp beak, That made
Tie cats squall louder than ever,
"Ugh, don't like cat meat,
. .,-',, 1nV 'Npithpr do /.
shrillcd King Bird. II like bugs betler,'
crted Reddy Woodpccker.
Peggy and Billy now thought the cats
had been punished enough, so they drove
the birds away.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
D. A. R. FIGHTS H. c. l.
Women Of. Lafayette Chapter Join
Patch EN- and Wear EN- Club"

Atlantic City. May 15.-Thc La
fayrttr Chapter Daughters Of tn"
American Revolution, including in its
membership some of the foremost So
cicty women of the city and county.
today joined the "patch 'em and wear
crn club" in the fight against old H..
{. l.. When obliged to purchase now
apparcl members are pledged to get in
expensive material and garments arc
tr bc plainly and simply made.
4 resolution was adopted nlcdgiuc
members Of tho rhapter TO ron>or,"
every necessity in every consistent man
nrr, also "a dress in what clothing wc
now possess. us far a. NrarticahI".
patching if necessary. buying now only
whom positively needed, until such timo
n, production shall again meet III" de-
mand -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
TINtSCIAI.
rENNSYLvASIt COMPANY GUARNN-
TEED a,s PER Cent TRUST CERTIf1-
Gates, SERIES &C" MtTURISG 1oi:.

Pursuant to terms - agreement du'cd
September ist. 1897. and suprls mental aGrec-
nont dated December .ist. 100. the und"rs
signed invites tenders Of above ccrtihcates
for sale and delivery 81 NJ June lst. lD"o,
al a price not exceeding par and int"r.s,
10 the sum Of $50 100, tho gum now payable
70 Sinking Fund.
Sealed tenders, stating specific nmmh"-s
Of certificates on erred, addressed 10 'tIRAhE
TRUST COMPANY Trustee. sinking Fuh
Pennsylvania Company Guaranteed 5'7 ,rr
Cent Trust CHrtlhcateF. Series 'I ."'I -
cepted certificates must be d"lt'"r"h m
Jmne let or Hecurty made that day. " 70
auired, that delivery will be made "i'h'n
ten days
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
GEORGE II. STUART, Sd, TrcneHr"r.
Philadslphia Pa. MAY liih. 1910
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15

. CAMBRIA sTEEI. co.-The Annual
- Meeting OF the storkholdars OF the
~ nc company No. 1920 Wdoner building.
juniper and Chsstnut sts,, pniladeiphia; Pa,
M. when an election will be held for
trrrr directors TO serve for the term OF three
Years 10 succeed those whose terms will then
'NO"' D. BREWER. GEHLY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15

ARCH ST. CiItEtH. IN,N and Arch
God Maker No Mistakes. ".ll be- the grIh
ject OF the sermon by ~ Nacurtnry at \
O'Clock. This wiN h' no final sermon ~
the series of sixteen sermons from M,
In this the sermon VIII G.,l with tho
truth OF Gods sovere!GI'y. how nothing
happens save by His Inc~"o. and ,,lrr,.-
thing which docs happen scrvoa a good
and wise purpose and tn besrtug Of this
upon the YiClssttudes Of personal No.
1O4h Dr.. McCiaW. of PITT ttg'bu.Eh wtrI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
Dividends
nRnA 4 nMiN NENI NnnL ~

COMMON STCCk DIVIDEND NO, 80
This regular quarterly dividend Of one per
cent GcSO on tho Common Stock of the
American Power Light Company has hcen
declared. payable June I. 1920. to common
stocSholders Of record at tho close OF bust
p''' WiTIfAN HEISER. Treasurer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15

LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs
; NnTICE IL UEREHy GIVEN THAT

- application has been made to the
Public Service Commission OF the Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania. under the provisions
Of the public service law. by Albert Fikent-
schrr. 2i66 y. Myrtlowood street: Robert u.
Weir. 1905 y. 18th street. and Frederick II.
Field coal s. G3d street Philadelphia. evil
dencing tho commissiOn's right and privilege
Of operating motor, vehicles rs u common
carrier for the transportation OF parsons
upon call or demand In the city of, Phlla.
delphia. public hearing upon the aforesa III
application viii ho held on Friday, May ~,
1870. Room 400. city Hall Philadelphia. at
1880 n. m. when and where all persons
in interest may appear and bc heard II they
so desire.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
SiSITARTAN CHURCH or GERNTINT0w>

('hpltcn nNr, AMI TFreFNe u.
Rev GEORGE s. FORBES, Minister.
II 90 a. m.-"The Appeal to the Great
E ,fIassts for children conducted Hy trained
tsschers every Sunda; morning al II
o'clock.
IAN are invited
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
THE SPANISH IR0N CON-
pANy FIRST MORTGAGE FER CENT
RONpS nJ'E JTLy iST. 1877.

Pursuant to terms Of mortsaSe dated
August I, 1907. the Undersigned invites ten
dsrs of above bonds for stt. Hnu .ti'"f! -
OF July lst. 1920. AZ a price not "Nct"d,
ing par and interest. to the cNt"nt -,
sl9s IoI.To. the sum nov available IN inc
Sinking Fund. s
Sealed tenders stating numbers ot bonds
offered, addressed TO G1RARD TN - ,si, = IA
pANY, Trustee. Sinking Fund Spdh'si,,
American Iron Company First Mortgag" .
,er cent Bonds. will be received until
o. M. Iay %. 1920.
CIRARD TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
GEORGE II. STUART I'd Trcasurcr.
n Philadelphia Pa. May -. 1920
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
RoCKHILI coat 4 IRON COMPANY

Philadelphia, Pa.
A quarterly dividend Of 81. 90 ner share has
been declared on the Pref rr~i Capital stock
et the RoCkhill Coal & Iron Company pay
able June Ist. 1920. TO stockholjarg ~ record
at the close Of business Nav I'D. 1920
JOHN GtLPFRT. T-eaEuror
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
FOcAHONTAS CONSOLIDATED COL.
IIrRJES COMPANY. INCORPORATED

Fifty-Yenr Flye Fer Tent. NoId Bohdt
Notice is hereby given. pursuant TO the
terms OF the Mortgage dated July lst. 1907.
seiYs sealed proposals up % 800 ,, m. on
the stb day of June. 1920. for the sale
20 use " the sum OF s5l 1oi.sl. The under;
signed reserves the right 10 reject any or all
THE NEW YORK Trust. COMPANY.
Trustee. BY p. G. CURTIS. Secretary.
New York. MAY 10 1870.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
"CATS IN BTRDLAND"
BY DADDY

Thomas. Tiger aud Bidckic cat 30
10 BirdIond TO huut birds. Pc01y Gnd
RidV make sticky trap in Uhtch hcy
catch the cats,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
REIIGIOuS NOTICES
Baptist
IHE.TENIPIE

THE TEMPLE
Broad and Berks SITS. GoOO North)
1000 seats
RUSSELL II. COSWEI4T.. Pastor.
William Dyre MCCurdy. Associate Pastor
Dir. J, Marvin Hanna, Musical Director.
Frederick L. Starka. Organist.
RUSSELL H, CONWELL breaches At
1870 a. m. and 7;+5 p. m
Organ Recital, T:l5 10 I:t5 u. IN.
Temple Chorus sinG9 both services.
Mrs. Mae Ehr"y Hola and the Tempe Gloa
Club will assist the Cho"us at the ,vanIr"
service
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15

PICATINSY ARSENAL. Dover. y. J;-Pro.
posals for extension ana a, SfltSrauon ,e3 20
ilntu " o'clock r. ". June /. 1920. Apply
~ Commanding Ohr"r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
HELP wANTED-FEMALE
ACCOUNTANTS ASSISTANT

ACCOUNTANTS ASSISTANT
The Accounting Department OF the p,hn.
ledger Co. desires the servicos OF a ,ovu
woman with q high school training or y.
equivalent; must have knowledge OF ~.
biography and bookkeeping and bo abs h.
discuss accounts intelligently with customer,
Ask for Mr.. weist.
PUBLIC LEDGER co,
9Th and Chestnut SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15

BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
An ideal occupation
for young women
PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS
REAL FUTURE IN
A REAL BUSINESS
s14 A WEEK TO START
REASONABLE HOURS
FREQUENT RESTING PERIODS
MANY PRIVILEGES. SUCH
AS FREE MEDICAL ADVICE
See MISS STEVENSON. 1881 ARCH ST,
or any Of the following II more convenient
MISS SMITH. MISS ORR
400 Market st. 90 W. chel,en ave
MISS MccAw, 12s S. SGD ST
THE BELL TELEPHONE co. OF rINNA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15

COLLIE DoG.-Lost a brown collie H..
named Don; 1904 Lincoln Driva lcs
grsved on collar. liberal reward II rs,, tn.
to .hIs address. Phone Germantown aSIJtd
DIAMOND = Lost souare-cut DIANE.
weight ass karats. The stone wsun1qnu
Chestnut street Opera House Liberupp no
ward N returned TO J. ". CaldwsiI Y ,,fe
Chestnut and Juniper SITS CO.,
DOG--r,ost, reddish brown IrisL ,c,,,.
full grown answers to name OF ti.neI'
Reward II returned TO 3a2 w Seytno,,s noF. F
Germantown Myo. 473e n. w.
EARRfNG---Lost, platinum diamond ~
earring. May ~, from 52d and uroD
f3th and Walnut: liberal reward Reiurss y
ois =. a2d 81 Phone Belrnont 2siG wi" IN
nCARF--t.ost. Wednesday afternoon . AL
fisher fur scarf; liberal reward VI uan
ran. 1907 Walnut at "sr''
wATCH--f,ost. RentlemanNs gold watch y,i,s
short chain IN wenamaker's atlsrnaIn
May s; monogram r. r. s. on back Of ott'Srnocn w,.'rn
s. on button OF chain: valued gift: rcws,nh
no questions. Please phone Woodland 3eST NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15

y.
AMERICAN CAN co.
GIRLS AND WOMEN WANTED
FOR LIGHT. STEADY WORK
500 PER HOUR
PAID WHILE LEARNING
AND CAN EARN
MUCH HIGHER RATE
WHEN EXPERIENCED
CLOSED HAS ON SATURDAY
CLEAN AND PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS
REST ROOM IN CHARGE or
Competent REGISTERED NURSE
APPLY
ALLEN AND PALMER SITS.
CAN BE REACHED BY CAR LINES
nos. 8. is. 1s AND 90 4.
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FIRST TSTTNRTAS en- nin


Rsv, FREpERICK GRIFFIN. M,rl.'o,
II A. MIR. GrinIu VIII preach
Subjert: "FOR THE CHILDREN or THE
NATION"
MIRA TAZEL, the eminent I'orsia1 scunlar.
will speak Ssturda". -. m. MAY - rl
the pariors Of the First IuI'ariu1 church
nod and Chestnut sts Subiscr. THE TAgat
Il the Nav DIV" Al WnLcono
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15

BOOKKEEPER. assistant. able TO operate
typewriter: should have high school train.
ing. $40. Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, with krowi.
edge OF stenc graphy and general offles
work. oldack Co.. 20 n. 9th at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15

AWNING OPERATORS. EHPERrENcEp
APPLY wANAMAKER' WAREHOUSE
2sp AND CHESTNUT SITS.
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1uE noRoCGH or CnLIINGpALE WILL

THE BoRS5 S5s eH apon ON -" 100 5S.r'ar 'na @ =,
s,nds ii oOO pa rh at 81; clear oC all taxes.
Submit bids before June 9th, ie20. to Joseph
MacDougnll, secretary. 'olltngiaI"' PA,
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Ethical society


BROAD ST. THEATRE. SUNDAY. II q H.
35th anniversar" addresses by FeIia Nd o-
Win VI. Saltsr aud ; Burns Weston
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
EDuCAT1ONlL


Strayer's Business College
philadcIphla's Greatest Business School
sOi Chestnut st, Phone Walnut 3st
LEARN TO SPEAK CoRRECTL.Y-prlvat.
French by experienced woman -teacher. $50
n. 23d st. Phone Poplar a46sw.
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BONOM| INDICATE A
SUCCEDERE A N|T.T|
la Proposta Sarebbe Stata
Suggerita al Re dalrOn.
Nitti Stesso

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO al.
Authorized by the act Of Octoher e,
l0iT, on file at the rostofricc of FhUn'
dclphIa, IA.
4 s, RURtESON.
Postmaster General.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15

uIRI,g and women, we are starting 81 an'h hsp
new new department @ and need sddai!toiEsss ddai.Sisss, "a 8.
for assembling small eleetr e., ,bs work Is not
oooiy inteTe5tInE but has many ad'sn'asts ~ asts;
our factory Is light, clean and w uTSii assist
our foremen are courteous hhaenms ekpeI
IN your work Apply X, T, pAsnsse, snss,rSore, ST our
Arch st., and inquire for MISS u'''''O
GIRTs ES ~ an and wrap bottisSi hours rssr,lIis' l
M 70 IN m, saturday ] p m rs.
kline Prspeh CO. Canal and Pee!ss =. s,1 Ned
UsEWoRK---Mother and dsuThmsTT csT. oi .
for housework, cooklnE good waEts
sea shore for summer. Phohs "''
i0is Wyoming ave, ------------....-ss ani
GIRLS wanted IN textile MIL 'nour wsSh
experienced nands neopsu onarby rA K
Apply Griswold WersiSd ~" 800 -
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-06-04

Fire, cyclone and automobile insur-
'ance. Oldest and strongest companies.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-06-04
Company Cake,

This recipe makes two large square
lOaves Of moist, delicious fruit cake.
If put away in a tin box with a tight
cover it will be just as good when six
months old as it was when it was
turned out steaming and spicy on the
cake cooler. Do not ice it, as the
brown cake discolOrS the icing when it
stands. Two scant cupfuls of butter,
three cupfuls of dark brown sugar,
seven eggs, whites and yollzs beaten
separately; one pound each of raisins
and currants, three-quarters of a
pound of citr0n sliced thin, One-half
cupful of good molasses, One-half cup
full of sour milk, one tablespoonful Of
cinnamon, one teaspOOnful of cloves,
one-quarter of cupful of sour cherry
Juice, one teaspOonful of soda, with
four cupfuls of sifted flour. Mix and
beat WELL Dust the fruits with flour
and fold in the stiff1y beaten whites.
Line square pan with creased paper
and bake two hours in a moderate
oven Test with a toOthpick. When
cool, wrap in towels and put away in
tin box.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-06-04

ASA week one my frien gotta pretty
l. seeck. For tree, four day he no
feela good cen da stOm. He lOsa plen-
tn dat stuff Wot maka you weigh whole
lot and he dunno wOts matter.
He feeIa tough so mOoch he decida
90 see da physish. Dat guy geeva
heem sOmating and tella heem go get
ia filled en- druga store. My frien
geeva look and was only leetle piece
paper wecth sOmating on wOt he no
can read. He tink dat piece paper no
hOlda YER moOch so he aska da ply
Ssh wOt he gonna gotta filled Weeth.
Da physish teIla heem was pre-
scripsh, but he no say wOt's da writ
ing mean. Anyway, my frien go cen
druga store and trada dat paper for
box of leetle pill and dolla feefaty
cent to boot
He TAXA dat pill for tree, four day,
but he keepa right on feeIa tough. He
begin tinka da physish duno sOmating
wOt's matter Weeth do stOm. So one
day he go see da chiroprac and dat
guy almOsta gotta hees goat. He turna
my frien upaside down and punch cen
ola back so harda he can.
My frien try eXplaina hees pain ees
no cen Ia back and dat only place he
gotta trouble ces da stom. But da
chiroprac no care for dat. He keepa
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right on puncha my frien cen da back
when ees upaside down.
Now I no link ces right for do dat.
Eef he wanta fight wOt for he no tella'
my frien cen da face? I feegure any
body wot puncha one cen da back ees
fraid for fights square.
But my frien say nexa time he go
see dat chiroprac he tella heem he
gotta Ga pain cen da back. He feegure
eef he do dat da chiroprac puncha
heem con da stOm. My frien say eef
he can fight righta side up he can lick
dat sOn-of-a-gun cen tree meenute
And l BETA you seeXa bits my frien
can do dat, too.
WOt you tink?