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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-09
CUTTERS SEEK TALL GRASS

Muskogee, Okla--Tho Inaugural
ton of the working system for city
prisoners to be- used in the parks
and lawns for lawn mower pushers,
has failed to come up to standards.
uncle Billy Smith," in charge Of
four grass cutters, started out to
trim lawns. The workmen, who
We're prisoners at the jail, didn't stay
long with Uncle Billy" Thirty min.
utes after they left the jail the four
men abandoned their scythes and
took to taller grass.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-09

the women of America to make pos
sible the dispatch TO Hungary or
two hundred thousand layettes ut
the earliest possible moment. Col
Emerson, on an inspection tour OF
the hospitals of Budapest, saw count
less cases of babies discharged
from maternity hospitals, wrapped
in newspapers. "rhe proper care
OF the country's babies from the
moment Of BIRTH said Col Emer-
son, SIS the chief single need of
Hungary today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-09
Short Stories
Of the Town
Methodists Meet Tomorrow.

Methodists Meet Tomorrow
The Women's Missionary society
of the Methodist church will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 300 O'Clock
with Mrs. f. r. McGaha, S2S south
Seventh street, il was announced
this morning. All members are urg-
ed to be present. The society met
last week with Mrs. II. II. DuBose,
9l5 south Fourth street. A large
attendance was present and refresh
ments We're served following the
regular session Mrs, McGaha led.
the lesson on "The Mind of Mes.
siah.'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-09
uNsklLLEp LABOR EXAM.

A civil service examination for the
position OF unskilled laborer will be
conducted at the local post office
June 3, at o'clock a. M, VIM. o.
Cook, local civil service representa-.
tive, announced today. Applicants
Tor this examination must be made
on the prescribed form, which, with
necessary instructions, may be OBJ
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-09
Presby. Picnic Success.

The picnic given by the Ladies
Circle of the First Presbyterian
church to the Sunday school and
their friends last night on the
church lawn was in every way de-
cided success. There was large
gathering OF children, men and wo.
men, young and old. The gathering
broke up at nine o'clock after every
one had eaten till the most ravenous
appetite had been appeased Games
were indulged in by the young while
the older men and women mingled
together in the most enjoyable time
that they have had for many day.
Every one went away determined to
not let many days pass by until they
should so gather again and spend
the evening together.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-09
NO TRoUBLEsINCE

A bad taste In the mouth comes
from Il disordered stomach and slug.
gish state of the bowels Herbine cor
reefs the trouble Immediately. 1t
purifes the bowels, helps digestion,
and sweetens the breaht. Price 6Oc,
Sold by Wren Drug Co--Adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-09

Cases OF oak or ivy poisoning
should be treated with Balards
Snow Liniment 1t is antiseptic AMI
healing and q splendid remedy for
such troubles. Three sizes, soc, 60c
and $l.2O per bottle. Sold by Wren
Drug Co.-Adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-09
tanned from Mr.. Cook.
MR.. AUTO OWNER.

Why not hire your own mechanic
and cut your repair bin in half?
! bring my tools and repair your
auto engine or tractor at your own
home or ranch
Fifteen years experience in this
business, Guarantee complete salts
faction. E. w. BARTLETT.
fllone ia. Savoy Hotel,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-09
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that ] will
not be responsible for any debt s
made by my wife,. l.. Dwyer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-09
Dersonal
a. Mention
IlllllIIIIIIIllIIII!!!!IIluIlllnluIlllIIIa
al Jennings, Kozy today.

al Jennings, Kozy today
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Norvelle are
spending short vacation in Little
Rock and other points in. Arkansas.
They are expected to return to this
city Sunday.
We carry a complete line of new
and second hand bicycles Yates Bl-
cycle Shop, first door north Early
hotel 7-3t
Silent Avenger with VIM. Duncan,
Kozy today.
D'Arthur Wilson. deputy sheriff. re-
turned yesterday from Hillsboro,
Texas, fom which place he escorted
prisoner to the Grady county jail.
William Duncan ip Tho Silent
Avenger, Kozy today.
Ira NJ. johnson, OF Minco, county
commissioner from the northern dis.
trict was a visitor in Chiekasha
Tuesday evening.
This Way Out, Bulls Eye come
dy, Kozy today
A. ]. Bell. the old piano tuner is
here. Phone 424 s.St
II. Z. Allen county superintend-
ent Of public Instruction. was visi-
tor in Rush Springs yesterday. He
returned TO Chlckasha yesterday af
ternoon.
Coming Friday, Irene Castle in
"The Amateur Wife, a Paramount
Aircraft picture Slgg theater
Walter Adams, student in the
Chickasha high school during the
1920 school term, has accepted i
position in the clerical department
Of the Dixie store. q
e. b. Johnson, Norman banker and a
ranchman, visited his brother Ben
f. Johnson vice president of the
First National bank, here today.
The ladies' of the Christian chcrch .
will serve ice cream and home made
cake on the church lawn tonight q
sit n
ED D. Foster, cashier Of the Citi-
zens National bank; John Hyndman, il
local real estate and farm loan man, n
and VIM. Horn, were business vis- 4
tors in Verden yesterday afternoon. Fl
Two shows beginning at I and 9
o'clock at the Sugg tonight. b
Attention, all travelling men, who +,
headquarter at Chickasha. There
will be an important meeting held
in the parlors of the Early hotel,
Saturday morning, June 18th, at 9 g
o'clock Ed Ringer sat ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Lotion of Marietta 81
are in the city, having been called d
here by the illness of e. S. Burney, n
who died this morning at the Bur A
ney home, 1908 South Thirteenth q
street. N
Pretty Pollies, musical comedy n
company OF fifteen people in an en-F
tire change of program Sugg to- IA
night, I'M
0. S. Gasaway, assistant county III
superintendent of public instruction,
returned yesterda yafternoon from
business trip to Rush Springs. Mr..
Gasaway was principal of the Rush
Springs high school during the 1919
20 school term.
William Farnum in wings of the ~
Morning" a Fox production Sugg
tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-09
THE BEST TEST
Is the Test Of Time.

Years ago Fred Andrews, Prop
restaurant, of 424 Chickasha Ave,
told qf good results from using
Doan's Kidney Pills. Now Mr. An
drews confirms the former statement
says there has been no return of
the trouble Can Chckasha people
ask for more convincing testimony?
My back was weak and my kid
neys were out of order, causing me
much annoyance at times" says Mr..
Andrews Il used several boxes Of
Doan's Kidney pills and since then
my kidneys have acted all right and
| haven't been troubled with the an.
noying symptoms of kidney com.
plaint.'
NO TROUBLESlNCE
Over eight years ago Mr.. Andrews
said: 81 have had no occasion to
take any kidney medicine for a mum.
Der of years which proved the cure
Doan's Kidney Pills made for me is
p permanent one
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for Il kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Plls-the same that
Mr.. Andrews had Foster. Milburn
Co., Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.-Ady.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Norvelle are
spending short vacation in Little
Rock and other points in. Arkansas.
They are expected to return to this
city Sunday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-09
:. Reduction On All Spring Merchandise :.
Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags
REDUCED

lNght now NJ vacation time, you save money on
luggage at the Dixie big line Of trunks suit eases
and bags at reduced prices
Wardrobe trunks, steamer and regular size trunks
flore and leather suit eases and bags All this
sons arrivals and only of the best quality possible
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-09

We carry a complete line Of new
and second hand bicycles. Yates Bl-
cycle Shop, first door north Early
hotel 1884
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-09

William Farnum in eWings of the
Morning" Fox production. Sugg
tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-06-09

Silent Avenger with VIM. Duncan.
Kozy today.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-20
PYTAN1A I

,,Zdesperowany" pisze: Jakich po-
traw nam u5ywaG prEeciw uczuciI
pelnoSci l wzdecia 20 ~jedzeniu, oraz
uporczywym pryszczom ma twar1yT
Wzdecie jest objawem wzmotonoj
fermentacyi " k;szkach. Unikac ma
lety nadmiaru pokarm6w W ogolno-
Sci, a szczegolnie macznych, tlusz-
GU 1 cukru. Przewa4ae powinny ia
r5yny owooe, kt6rych kwasy utru-
dniaja fermentscye, chude mieeo, O.
RAJ pokarmy z zawartoScta drew
nika (Celulozy). kt6ry u}atwia pre-
suwanie sic W kiszkach miazgi pokar
novel. Do ostatnich zaliozyt nalety:
rosliny strac7kowe-groch, ~soczewiC7,
kukurydza. k~alafiory, szparagi.
rzodkiew, rEepe, tip. Take zastoso-
wanie dyety zmniejszy fermentacys
a przez to rome gazy.
odnosnie do skory obchodzi mas
gl6wnie siarkowodor, kt6ry to pro-
dukt fermentacyi " postaci gazu
przedostaje sic z latwoscia przez
Sciany kiszek do krwl, a " dalszy1n
ciagu do tkanek, drazniac je " wy
sokim stopniu. Temu wlasnie mo-
mentowi naleay przypisaG wytwarza-
ME sic ~pryszczow. w dodatku 10
die Ia miejscu wspomniec o tdyo-
s~ynkrazyi, Tub wra&IiwoScI - sScEe-
g6lniej do n~iekt6rych pokarmow /
lekarstw: niekt6re osoby ~prost h.s
znosza pewnych pokarm6w, n. p. po-
ziomek, ostryg, jai, Tub lekow, 1aS
soil jodowych bromowych, wlec G.
soby take powinny unika6 wszyst-
kiego, CO moe wywolaG jakikolwieK
niepo4adany skutek.
Parma C. c. pisze: Cierpie ma BILE
dnice i niedokEyisto&t (anemie). Pc
miedzy innymi srodkami peWlen
specyalista polecii mi zimna wode'
Czy TO jest bezpiecznem, zwaiywszy,
re czesto dostaje atakow gwaito~-
nego bicia serca poIaczonych z duss-
noscia W piersiach?
Jezeli PAM wezm:e sic z energis
do wypelnienia wskazowek ostatnie-
90 lekarza, cierpienia PAM ME be-
da dlugotrwa3e. Zabiegi hydropat'
czne wskazane So we wsZystkfch
tych cierpieniach, W kt6rych zmniSI-
SOMA zostala energia funkcyi ustro-
ju. skutecznost takiego lec7enia po-
Iega ma wzmocnieniu 1 wzmozeniu
silly 5ywotnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-20
o POLSCE.
( Opowiadania X. W}adysfawa zapa4y {. H.
Rektora Kollegium sw. Stanisfawa,
z Podr61y do Polski. }
w,u.z,yska "Osouki Jak Mem
CIV rabowal! - Wrazenia Oe6lne.

'normalnych i zniesienie paskaT-
silva, straszliwie dajacego sic we
znaki - wszedzie, we wszystkiem
i ma kazdym kroku.
Popularne So W Warszawie, t.
wv. ,,ogonki", ii. szeregi nieskon-
czone kupujaeych cokolwiek, czy
bilety kolejowe, czy chleb u pie
kara, czy mieso, lub t. wv. po
tutejszemu ,,%grosernie", aibo wre-
szcie tytoi - wszedzie gromady
ludzi stoja jeden "a drugim -
czekac nieraz trzeba godzinami-
ma Jimmie, ma d~eszczu!... Ale -
kto ma ma to, kto chce zapsacic
grubo drozej - ten ME ~potrzebu-
ic czekac wcale - MECH jeno poi
die gdzie do ,ynaszych najserde-
czniejszych", do zydow, a dosta-
ME wszystkiego, ieno wv pashu"
- to macy po Genie lichwiar-
skiej!... Paskarze - to pijawki,
to pasorzyty najgorsze Polski
d~zisiejszej.
zydzi - stale So malkontenta-
mi: wciaz maja pretensye do Po-
lakow, re So krzywdzeni, gromie-
nj, przesladowani, ale oni jedni
W Polsce maja sic dobrze i biedy
wSrod Mich zwlaszcza wsrod kup-
cow niema napewne.
Skiady kupieckie W Polsce -
.ozywione, ruch znaczny, W polu-
dnie tylko ustaje Cd 12tej do PEI
- wtedy wszystko zamkniete, "a
to wieczorem otwarte diuzej. ku-
.pujacych dose wiele, tylko towaru
= malo. Niektore skiady, wielkie.
.bogate, maja jeszcze towar, pick
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-20
Jak Sy6, CO je6<, by
bye adrowYrn.
(Nspisaa Dr. Michaa C. Goy.(.
(Ctag dalsy).

Jakaa history okrstu ,,Kron-
prhnz Wilhelm powtnna bye ola
mas nauka2 Gb6wnte to, be pokarmy,
'kt6re my prEywykismy uwa4ac "a
stosowne 1 vystsrc1ajace ola zdro-
via naszego, ME msja W sobie owych
esancyonslnte potrzebnych pierwia-
stk6w zyciowych ,,vitamins", DO G.
Deene melody przyprawiania potraw
10 niszcZa. Me wiele r6zni sic poly
wienie nasze Cd spcsobu odzywiania
zahogi owego n~iemleckiego okretu.
Me zapadamy, jak Ia zaioga ma roz-
ne niedomagania, poniewaI kazdy z
mas u5ywa mniej, Tub wiecej swie--
7ych jarzyn I owoc6w po~siadajacych
pierwiastki przeciwko chorobom.
llez to ludzi cierpt W dSisieiszych
czasach ma blednice, rozstrotenie ner
wowe, brak apetytu, konstypacye,
neuralgia, reumatyzm i podobne cho
roby?
Najnowsze bahama wprost zmu-
szaja postepcwych lekarzy dc prEy-
pisywania przyczyn tych i innych
chor6b niewlaSciwemu od5ywianiu 1
niewIaSciwym sposobom p~rzyprawia-
MIA potraw. Me MONA i ME konie-
cznem Jest zadat, ably og6l zastosO
wal sic do TAX skomplikowanej dye
ty, jaka leczono zaioge owego okre-
tu, ale W odzywianiu siebie i dzieci
uzywa6 trzeba wiecei pokarm6w na-
turalnych, a ME sztucznie zapraWla-
nych / przez to pozbswionych nal
wazniejszych a dla zdrowia ME
zbednych skladnik6w czystej krwi.
Naukowe zastosowanie dyety Jest
- jakby dopiero W p~oczatkach, a
jak wieice znaczaca role ia nauka
bedzie odgrywaia W m~edycynle'
vnioskowaE MONA z rezultat6w po-
n~ySlnych. csia gnietych leczenien,
Iyeta tax groznych i powszechnych
chcr6b, jak rak i inne. Roznymi
Srodkami | metodami leczono dotyca
.zas to ~powszechna i coraz wiecej SEE
-zaca sic PLACE ludZkoSci: statysty-
ka rzadowa dowodzi, re W stanach
Ziednoczonych rex rocznie umiera
ra raka $4,000 ludzi, a y Nowym
Yorku samym cd IL do Is dziennie.
&c. i. NJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-20
(Ciag dalszy.)

Tuzto ma przemowien braN -
wogole ME mogliSmy sic uSkar--
zaG: Co dnia gdzies sic przecie
byIo- ma zebraniu jakiemS, W IN
stytucyi jakiejS, wszsdzie vice
choc SLOW pare rec byio Potrze-
ba - nuzylo to i wyczerpywafo
dotkliwie - meczyio cialo me-
civic mySl. PrzyjmowaliSmy tez
liczne komisye, komitety i repre-
zentacye ~przerozne, ktore zgsa-
szaiy sic do ,.Delegacyi z Ame--
rvki" - najczesciej przedstawia-
isc W potrzeby i Polecajac sic
pamieci W nadziei uzyskania Po-
mocv: robili5my dla Mich wszy-
stkich co W ~naszej moznosci by
10. chot starczyc ma wszystko -
otwarcie powiadamy jest ME
mozliwoScia...
N~aiwieksza nedza panuje
wsrod inteligencyi niezamozneJ /
stanu urzedniczego CT ludzie
sa istotnie uajbiedniejsi i pomo-
cy dla Mich znikad dojrzec ME
mozna!... Pomy5lec, il minister
up. pobiera jakichS pare tyslecy
narek pensyi miesiseznie, ale u
branie zwyczajne kosztuje sou
marek - wiec ow minister, by Je
hrpic. diva miesiace Pracowac
musi, a z czego Eye, z czego ope-
die reszts potrzeb W lynne CA
sic? Straszne to jest zagadnIenle,
kt6remu rozwiazanie jakie-takle
moze DAG dopiero regulacya waltz
ty polskiej. podwyzszenie Jel wal
tosci. znizenie cen artykuAow do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-20
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

Dxaa vtaHny -DaernTka ChicagoskiegC" - PrOwMd1Ony original
ne pBs Hecyahych refreut6w: DR. SnCHAb O COY - SpecyaanO6c:
eh~o6y wcwnst7nN nerwo~e dttetykA; DR. J0ZEF j. FAX - 4ocyal-
noSe' POaoank+wo, ehoroby dzed ehoroty WewneorLne; DR. HELENA
9oREcKA - specyalnos chO-ohy kche* ddod; DR. JAN Lss -
dmSHykA
DzAf nAu bqfEe pWteaa arykuy Ge&d og&no ednk0Stnej " 01e
dnnte 1trOwaA hrEtny, or.s EpoheEAnia cho<o6um Cronlaktyka); Po-
nadtO pUdNW~c Ae beoGe odpO~tedd m Wtauts RnSAlne . strOny ma
Evch ovteanTk6w, h6rg moE4 ptnAA 70 s~rSc6 Do kt6reeOkOlwek =
~r1W ymfelurych EdRy, HEeutSc do Rodakryi rDzal Zdrowfas Ia
A@Atec HacAk cntcMy. NJ ewWtuAfn4 odUWHk o0obhta-
Uwaga: Ldsy q pytamami nateay adresowaS tak nitei podaje
my:
Redakcys Dziennfka Chcasoe kieso, hub Editor Of the Polish
Daily News, 1855 West Division str.
DHal Zdrowia n. n. (nazwi so lekarza).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-20
TRZECI TRANSPORT Hail.
LERCZYKoW.
(Komunikat Biura prasowo in
formaeyjnego Wydziaiu N. P.)

Trzeci z rzedu transportowiec
woiskowy amerykahski, ,,Prin-
cess Matoika, wiozacy 1904 po-
wracajacych z Polski bylych Hal
ierczykow, przybedzie do Move
SO Yorku w najblizsza sobote, d.
22go maja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-20

rami paPierowymi, brak materyi
sukiennych itp.
Warszawa wog6le ogo}ocona
zostala W wojnie re wszystkiego,
co sic wziae dah - giownie przez
Niemcow, ktorzy ,rekwirowali'
wszedzie ma prawo i ma lewo. ra-
bujac co pod rece wpadio. zaden
wagon niemiecki ME wracal 2
Poiski prozny: zabierano wszy--
stko z miast i wsi, zabierano
metale, maszyny i czesci ich,
miedz, naczynia, narzedzia wszel-
kie. nawet z hoteli - kotiy, klam-
XII, Przewody elektryczne pozdzic
rano, &c SHADOW i sklepow brano
towary. z donlow prywatnych -
%zabierano wszystko, co warto--
sciowsze; a kiedy juz mic innego
ME byio do wziecia - to iadowa-
no wagony caie drzewa, kt6rego
% procent z lasow naszych zabra-
Ii, lub wyborny wywozono nasz
czarnoziem nadwiSlanski, by MIN
nasypywac i uzyzniac jaiowizny
brandenburskich piaskow!...
Me dziw, re po takiem ,,rekwi-
rowaniu' fabryki W Polsce
staneiy, domy opustoszaly, a W
skadach towarow zabrak{o. Me
otrzaSnie sic z tego Polska tax
natychmiastowo, poczuje to diu-
zej a spodziewac sic nalezy, IL
Rad tj postara sig, by Niemcy
szkody i grabieze poczynione
chot w jakiejS cze$ci zaplacili.
Ma ulicach stolicy ruch bardzo
duzy, pubiicznoSc dose dobrze
wyglada ma oko, humor nawct
Jest - ME opuszcza on pono mig
dy wesoiej zawsze Warszawy; a.
&c widac tez Gale procesye zebra
kow, PREY koScio{ach zwIaszcza,
oraz wielu Proszacych wsparcia
spotyka SIG ma ulicach, z ktorych
oczu wyczytac MONA potrzebc
rzeczywista: staralismy sic zaw-
sze mice przy sobie banknoty Kill
komarkowe w dostatecznej ilo--
Sci.
Ogromnie przykro we znaki sic
nam dawaio - zimno w Polsce,
dokad przybylismy, gdy lima pra-
vie kohzyla sic juz: mieszkania
wszedzie nieopalone - w futrach
siedzieliSmy wszedzie, W hotelach
to samo - wegli niema nigdzie, a
jesli So to jak ma lekarstwo -
tax ich maio i take drogie! Wa
gony ma k~olejach - nieopalane
r6wniez, W podrozach tamtejszy-
mi kolejami - dosiownie pood-
mrazaliSmy nogi...
Scisk ma kolejach straszny.
Polska ma dotad ledwie 10000
wagonow kolejowych-to jej sta
nowczo ME wystarcza, stad mad
przewozem pasazerow i towarow
= take pasek opieke roztoczyf:
bez niego ME ruszyc sic nigdzie,
a razem z MIN ma miejsca w wa
gonie polowac trzeba z wysilkiem
i zapomnieniem wszelkich wzgle-
dow, inaczej - ME pojedzie sig
wcale.
Restauracye piekne - porzad-
ne: stosunkowo navel ME tax
droeie. n. b. w odniesieniu do
naszych dolarow - ME do TAM
tejszych marek, ma ktore - obiad
z trzech dan zawsze wynosi SUNG
wysoka, ME kazdemu dostepna.
Cukru niema nigdzie. Restaura--
eye otwarte So do godz. 10. Pc
12tej W nocy nikomu bez pozwo-
lenia poiicyjnego ma ulice 'wycho-
die ME MONA - zarzadzenie to
bardzo dobre, znacznie ukrocajq
&c naduzycia i zbrodnie, a zabez-
pieczajsce pred rozruchami, a.
wanturami j b6jkami, o ktore W
czasach, ibadzcobadz wojennych,
ME byloby trudno.
Bylismy kiikakrotnie W teatrze
i W operze: W teatrze widzieli--
smy wspsniala scenizacye Kra--
sihskiego ,yNieboskiej Komedyi",
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carries a tooth brush in his upper vest
pocket.
I would rather hire a barefoot man
than one whose shoes are not pol
ished.
l like garlic salad, and for that
reason, have few close friends.
would rather see Ed Wynn at his
worst than Robert Nantell at his best.
l think most presidential candidates
are windbags.
enjoy Goldberg more than Rem
brandt
| am very fond of work when some
body else is doing it.
I detest banquets and verso libre.
Neither means anything.
never do business with a man who
uses a quill toothpick whilo talking
to me.
I hate a man who coughs in my face
just for the opportunity to say:
Pardon me-"
an partial to only two types of
women-blondes and brunettes.
I never get het up over the love
stories in the magazines.
| We presume the time is coming
when kind, paternal government
will tell us just when we may &C
| out to lunch, but until that time, VIC
| will endeavOr to exercise our owr
| Judgment in regard to The matter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-16
Today's Talk
FIGHTING FOR PAR
BY George Matthew Adams

Y l1T1 IiNG TOn HH
Growth consists in lettering our
best.
If, on completing a thing, we were
convinced that we had done the best
we ever could do, then at that mo-
ment would our power begin to wane.
We must fight for Par that is, for
that which represents our normal
best. And we must keep up this fight
moment by moment, hour by hour,
year by year, the fight must always be
on.
Those who choose to occupy the
park benches and sideline-viewing
places of life, may be assured in ad-
vance that they will never even get in
sight of that standard Of excellence
and achievement represented by Par.
For of what use is striving If you
cannot see the object of your effort
all the time?
l know of no result to be obtained
by studying the plain blue sky. Poo-
pie have to keep right down to earth
in fact, right down to bed-rock--in
order to gather the facts and infOr
mstion necessary to pave their way
forward
Most of us lose out on large part
of our possibilities by letting day af
ter day go by, satisfied to travel on
a 10 or 20 per cent basis of efficiency
with no Par in mind and with nc
desire to pass establish records.
Those who constantly accomplish
do so backed by a kind of motive pow
err called enthusiasm.
There can be no enthusiasm where
incentive is lacking And the thins
that furnishes incentive is the goa
ahead-that something to be reached
that Par is yours.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-16
Sick of Supermen

This is the analysis which the Chicago Trib-
une presents of the frame of mind of the Amer
lean voter. The great and near-great, the al
egedly inspired geniuses and miraculously in
spired prophets have had their day in the Amer
lean commonwealth.
The prosaic American is hankering after an
everyday, commonplace, conservative chief
executive who is capable of administering the
affairs Of the republic without permitting for
eign affairs to crowd domestic problems into the
background.
THE superman gets by because he is a nov
city and because he sets boys and young men
Wild says the Tribune.
"N1r. Wilson is distinctly of this type. His
intellectual processes always have remained a
mystery to 991a per cent of the people. All that
most of us ever learned about Wilson's mental
operations was the result Of them, when were
told where to head in at. They were geared SO
high that they broke down."
Hoover was supposed to be another super
man. was extensively press-agented as such. We
imagine that is the reason why his candidacy
did not catch on. McAdoo is also claimed for the
tribe of supermen. He built the Hudson tubes,
married the presidents daughter, was Pooh-bah
during the war, and received 100000 year
from Chaplin, Pickford, and Fairbanks to be
their personal attorney after the war.
'If McAdoo is chosen by the Democrats, we
think Harding will have walkaway. The people
are tired Of supermen. They are tired Of clouds
and visions and getting their orders direct from
Mount Sinai. They want somebody more like
themselves than they have been getting lately.
'If Harding doesn't make any fool breaks
during the campaign, and he doesn't measure ur
like a who woodland more important yet
if he can keep his friends from making too many
fool breaks on his behalf-the election looks q
certainty for him."