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Evening star., 1920-03-23

No red agitator with the slightest
sense of humor would permit himself
to address an audience as "fellow
workers."
Evening star., 1920-03-23

German politicians are now coming
along with the suggestions for treaty
reservations that they would like to
urge.
Evening star., 1920-03-23
A Modest Request.

"Why do you keep insisting on more
compensation inquired the eminent
economist.
T don't want any more actual COM
pensation," replied the government
employe. GAIL I'm asking is the same
actual value in meat and bread and
potatoes that got some years ago."
Evening star., 1920-03-23

Admiral Sims has proved himself one
Of the few men who can create a stir
in these busy times by the publication
Of "reminiscences.
Evening star., 1920-03-23

Col. Bryan will not hesitate to
throw cold water on any democratic
designs toward compromise with the
vets
Evening star., 1920-03-23
Costly Entcrtainnert.

GAIL l ask In the way of diversion"
said the man Of simple tastes, sis a
good long walk in the country
"Of course" shifted the person who
is always envious, "that's we'll enough
for people who are so well fixed the
they can aii,cl,; tae s.pc ieather."
Evening star., 1920-03-23

There has been a growing tendency
to pass every matter concerning which
there is any doubt along to Congress.
Evening star., 1920-03-23

Jud Tunkins says he's going to start
a singing school so that the folks will
have something besides politics to
argue about next summer.
Evening star., 1920-03-23
Might Be Worse,

The moth is an unfeeling brute,
I candidly affirm;
Yet, though he eats my Sunday suit,
I'm glad he's not a germ.
Evening star., 1920-03-23
Handsome and Distinc-
tive Reed Furniture

Chinese Reed. Filipino Reed
Chinese Rattan Filipino Rattan
Handmade California Reed Furniture
French W;11o,O Furniture
Reed-F;ber Furniture
Natural Wicker Furniture-Specia at
tention is called to this large showing of nat
ural wicker furniture, having the advantage
of being adaptable to stain enamel in any
color.
French Willow Furniture-Has been very
hard to obtain for the past few months, but
have been fortunate in securing quite
number and variety of pieces to which we in
vite inspection
Reed-craft California Reed Furniture
is shown here exclusively, and is the finest
grade of Reed Furniture obtanable. A large
selection in natural and advise immediate
choice, it will be practically unobtainable
later.
If you intend to have any Wicker Furniture
stained or enameed and cushions made for same it
should be done at
Two Very Elegant and Distinctive
Suites Haze Just Ar,,ved at $3.50. for the
Veranda. Sun Par]or or Conservatory
Wicker Fun ction.F Hoor.D !
Evening star., 1920-03-23

Natural Skunk Double AMI
NAL Scarfs. 5000: dyed Baum
sable single animal scarf.
$500; double animal natural
opossum scarf, $500 and
$16.50.
Numerous novelty pieces III
mole. squirrel, natural fisher
and sable and double skin
stone marten.
Prices on furs range from
$500 to $4,000.
Evening star., 1920-03-23
Choicest Oriental Rugs
so Beautiful New Pieces Just Received from the Orient

oU Beautiful NEW receS JUST Kece1Ved 1rOn the orient
Rug high handsomely blend
ed SANDY The S and
ones
il
artist
Mossou1 $4,000
Fine and Beautiful Dors, SKI feet .$295O0
Beautiful Antique Saruks size, SKI feet $4,000
section sh
Evening star., 1920-03-23
Get Ahead Of
the Moths

The Wayne Cedared Paper
Wardrob are the perfect
clothes containers. They keep
clothes clean, free from moths,
dust. smoke and SCOT. They hang
in the bags in q natural, free po-
sition, so that they do not wrinkle.
Made in two styles and wide
RANGE of sizes.
Evening star., 1920-03-23
6Oc, $1.OO, $1.25, so,
SITS and $500

MAnahan's Tarine Garment Bags.
three sizes. $1.OO. $1.25 and $1.5O.
Manahan's Tarine Sheets, one
dozen sheets, soc roll.
Manahan's Pine Tarine Moth
Cards, SKI inches: 100 cards in
package, 35c.
White Tar Naphthaline Moth
Paper. one dozen sheets in pack
age; size 6x9 inches. 55c package.
Red Cedar Moth Compound. 15c
each; S1.75 dozen.
Mothozone Crystals. camphor
. compound to be used in woolens Of
all kinds. 35c box; $4.OO dozen.
Naphthaline and Lavender. zoe
box; $500 dozen.
Moth Crystalline. 25c box; $:.75
dozen.
Sulphur Candles. 1Oc each.
Refers No-Moth Cedar Aroma,
makes an absolutely moth proof
cedar chest out of any clothes
closet: delightful aroma. $500
complete.
Housewares Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-23
The Versatile Spring Suit
Expresses Beauty in Many Modes

In the width of the skirt shows step But the Jacket
likely engom the short Elton to the long
tailored models Many the pped although there
just many with perfectly straight lines
confined particular style
different and all of them
Evening star., 1920-03-23

Tc9ne Suit $500 corded down the back and on the long
belt Fastened with
ne
the enovety
dslvesis is 'front.'
Of
A dmoddo of Tncoine
of all that s and best, IN
many models that exclusively here.
eNon
Evening star., 1920-03-23
A New Shipment
of Summer Furs

The small, becoming fur neckpiece that the well
appointed woman with her spring tailleur,
with her cloth street frock-with all of her town
frocks and suits early in the season.
Evening star., 1920-03-23

AN Especially Fine Showing at $95--
very of poet twill with Eton jacket 1t
which braided embroidered unusual
design When buttoned with tiny the edges do
that may be with Patch pockets trmped
the back Long Tuxedo collar. Another $95OO
serge, embroidered eaboraey in odd design is
sashed finished with string belt crossing
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
REAL EsrATE-FoR SALE
For SALE.

222f W. 18th St., s rooms and bath
modern and room for garage; posses
bon 80 days
100 W. 10th ST.. 8 rooms, bath; pos
kssion 80 days.
119 S. Van Buren St. store and dwell
ing; good business corneri must h'
lold quick.
: Six-room dwelling at Wawaset Park
absolutely modern; possession az once
c w. WENZlNG,
917 Shipley Street.
Real Estate. insurance.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
For SALE.

s6i4 Washington ST., r, b. P, II. $4,000
2i1 f. oath St, X. b. +, .S4.hon
6i5 Poplar ST S r. B...........S2 s.. 500
. 7i2 ~ Sixth St Z II. B.......S 81 200
lis ~ f9nd St. g r. Il. =. HIST 800
bOS VI 25th ST. o II. b. H.......SiOO0 900
ana. Concord Ave. S r. b, p. H. IS 200
220 Woodlawn Ave, 6 r, b, P.....S $500
: lG03 Market St. s r, b. P........ $500
aiO7 Madison ST., 6 r, b. p, H......S $4,000
SUBURBAN.
Bellefonte. = X, b, P, 100
/. .Marshallton, r, b. p; lot looxSO0 go
t,,,sst., teet n p 800 ,So
Hamiiton park. S r. b. P..........S 81 800
WALTER E. POWELL,
Phone 5i97. $50 Market st.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
For SALE.

1000 block. West St. II r, b. ? p.
lS0O block, Franklin St, 10 r. h, ?, n w
800 block. W. 22nd St, r, b, p II W
e3O0 block. Monroe ST., Z II, b, p.
200 block, Concord Ave, 9 X, Il, P
900 block, n. oath ST., r, B, +. II.
300 block \. 23rd St, X. X, i, n W
1000 block. Spruce St. r, b.
400 block. r. nth St, r, B.
ZOO block, r. 10th St. r, b.
300 block. Lombard ST., Q X, X.
zoo block. Lombard St, 6 rooms.
1000 block, Lincoln St., X, b.
800 block. Clayton ST., X, b.
1900 block, W second ST., x. r.
1900 block, Lancaster Ave, rooms.
1900 block. Chestnut St, rooms
900 block, Montgomery St, r, B.
tiOO block, King St, 10 r, p.
500 block. W. Ninth St., II X, B;
i6OO block. Lincoln St., r, b, p.
WIN. KITCHEN
1928 Washington St.
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
OWN YOUR HOME

Here Are Some Of the Advantages at Emhurst-
It's right the Richardson Park also the Stanton trolley car lines
Handy 10 railroad lines.
One fare 10 any part of the city.
Ten-minute schedule.
First-class store in operation.
Splendid arrangements for schools
Running water. 49,,
Gas to be extended throughout the property Electric lights
Evening journal., 1920-07-10
Home Seeker
EOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Madison St.. near 3Oth-Deiached resi-
dence, with space for garage, eight
rooms, bath, porch heat Plot 26xi00
feet. Immediate possession.
West Fifth St, 1000 block-Eight
rooms, hath, porch heat In excellent
condition.
1902 Lincoln st-square plan. o
rooms. bath, porch, heat, electric light
and gas. In hrst-class condition. I'm
mediate possession. II you desire a
bright and cheerful home, look at this
property.
ii21 ". Third st-Bight rooms and
bath. Store properly on South Van
Buren St A good business corner.
House has eight rooms and bath. Price
81 900 Call at office for particulars.
Walnut St., 1900 block-Nine rooms,
bath. porch, hot water heat
ii09-1i Pleasant St-Six rooms and
bath good investment
JOHN J. HANLEY,
623 West Fourth Street.
Phone 517O.
Real Estate, Insurance Mortgages,
Notary Public
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-20
PROMINENT FARMER
DIES IN BATH COUNTY

James Crooks, aged 81 years, died
Wednesday at the home Of his son,
Judge Alfred N. Crooks, at Owings-
vile, following an illness of many
months. Mr.. Crooks was widely con-
nected in this section and was well
known over the state. He was Con-
federate veteran and a life long
Democrat. Funeral services were held
by Rev. Tyler Davis Friday morning
at 8 o'clock at Judge Crooks resi-
dence in Owingsville. Burial took
place in the Springfield burial ground.
Mr.. Crooks is survived by four daugh-
tiers and three sons, Mrs. Price Calk
and Mrs. o. M. Jones, of this county;
Mrs. H. A. Paynter, of Vanceburg,
and Mrs. F. A. Heath, of Pineville;
Judge A. N. Crooks, Sam and Robert
Crooks, of Owingsville.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-20

ten lines in length and must tell of
the benefits of life insurance. Any
one is eligible to compete--you may
send in as many jingles as you like.
If you don't happen to be lucky
enough to win the prize, perhaps your
jingles may be published just the
same.
Two sample jingles on insurance
appear in the classified columns to-
day-look them oyer and see if you
can write a better jingle. Here's an
evenings entertainment for the whole
family--who's the best jingle writer
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-20
$3.50 PRIZE OFFERED
FOR THE BEST JINGLE"

Can you write jingle? "Of
course, anyone cam" yau say. Then
here's your chance to prove your
ability. Take your pencil in hand
put ON your thinking cap and get
busy-you may win a nice prize.
III. G. Hoffman, the ive-wire insur-
ance man, offers $3.50 Eversharp
Pencil to the person sending in the
best jingle on 'Life Insurance" on or
before next Monday night, January
Goth. The jingles must not be over
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-20

in your family? Remember to send
them in before next Monday night
and address them to the "Jingle Edi-
tor" care of The Advocate.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-20
STEPHENS PROPERTY SOLD

Charles B. Stephens has sold his
residence property on Harrison
avenue to Mrs. Amanda Stevenson Of
this county. The deal was made
through the Cravens & Turpin real
estate agency, and the price paid was
$3,500.00.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-20

Paste this on the walls of your
thinkery: There's always somebody
left in every community that knows a
lot of mean things about the fore
fathers of anybody that's likely to get
uppish.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-20

Idleness is idiocy without its inno-
cence. We must do or die, preach or
perish. Inactivity is stagnation; and
in every realm it breathes bad air,
miasma, disease and death.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-20

After a man has been married
about 20 years he discovers that the
only time that he ever fooled his wife
was the day he married her.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-20

We have had our share Of trouble,
but we would hate to feel as old as
some of the short-skirted chickens
look.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-20

AS a matter of fairness, we con-
tend that the man who steals an
others wife, should take her away.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-20

1t takes as long to mix a pot of
birthstone as Of hope and honey, but
sulphur is sweet to some people.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-20

When love and sympathy leaves
the soul, true beauty soon leaves the
countenance.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-20

Men like women to admire them
for their future and make no inquiries
of the past.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-20

Anarchists who are "agin" the
law, wouldn't notice is so much if
they would go to work for living.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-01-20

Something to remember They can't
cut pie any smaller without cutting
If ont.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-12

France and western Germany. had
the reputation OF never having been
captured BY assault. until the late
war, said ". g. Chapman. That
was a mistake, either on the part Of
Mr. Clark or mis- interviewer. Lon
gr5s was never in the hands OF an
armed enemy, even in the last war.
The Germans never were able 20 take
il, and that fact goes far 10 strength
en- the reputation the late Caesar &C
quired for being able to pick out IN
asSalanle positions. ], like many
other Americans who in their schOoi
days struggled with Mr.. Caesars ac-
count Of the Gallo wars. found much
10 thank our Latin teachers for after
We reached France, and especially
after the cessation Of histilities gave
US time 10 renew our acquaintance
with the old Roman roads and old
Roman towns OF which we first read
when We were trying to determine
the significance Of Caesars statement
TO the effect that 'omnia Gallia est
in parties tres dividet ] an sure the
boys who had Wrestled with the
Commentaries got much more out OF
the trip TO France than did those who
either did not take Latin when at
have the chance TO take it."
"A classified list Of the philan-
thropic and charitable organizations
Of Chicago believed BY the subscrip-
tions fnTesti cations committee OF the
Chicago chamber OF commerce. 70 90
worthy. Of support by the chsritably
inclined men and women Of the
Windy City has reached Fl Paso.
and it shows that the enormous sum
Of Sl1.553, 1881 was spent last year
by the p organizations listed" said
J.. H. Warner, who Is in receipt Of one
OF the lists The list includes the
Chicago chapter OF the Red Cross.
which is credited with 1904. 343I1: the
I N. G. A, which spent s1.082. 553.56:
the Y n c A. which disbursed S235,-
1885, and the Salvation Army. which
cost its contributors S1g2.6l5.71. 1t
also includes all hospitals maintained
BY contributions as against tax levies.
Under recognized regulation all Or
CARNATIONS Of a charitable or philan-
lhropic nature must pass inspection
by a special committee Of the cham
Der Of commerce before anv ATTEMPT
IS made 10 solicit funds. II the or
ganlzation is favorably passed upon
Dy the cnam Der OF commerce that fact
is certified to by the proper commit
tee and credentials are issued 70 those
who may be empowered 10 solicit
funds. All organizations Of the kind
indicated must have their books
audited at least once each year by IN
interested certified public account
ants, and copy OF the audit filed
with the chamber Of commerce. If
the report shows that the good done
Is not commensurate with the cost to
the public which supplies the funds. D
me chamber Of commerce reserves
the right to withdraw its recognition
and TO erase the name Of the orEani- .
ration from the approved list How
over simply wanted TO call atten-
lion 10 the vast sum spent by Chi ,
ago on private charities and phffan- +
-hropies, in addition to the great 4
amount contributed TO public chart 1
les in the form OF taxation
I have often wondered. as have
Fatched the throngs attempting to d
BOARD the street cars. both at San
'acinto and Pioneer plazss. and have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-12
PerSOHette
Nv NTEsAH


HELEN GRIFFITH did her bit dur
II ing the war by plumbing. She IS
the only woman plumber who
went with the A f. F.. and she says
she enjoyed Il immensely. MY she
doesn't Ike TO re c-'led a plumber
Not because she feels the title be-
meath her. but, on the contrary. be-
cause she feels all unworthy OF such
an honor For to Helen Griffith the
word does not call up the image Of a
dirty and overalled man who spen-is
languid hours under the Sitchen sin.s
doing vague and noisy things 10 the
pipes. Rather it stands Tor a digni-
fed and high class procession which
Few are able 10 follow as iutellicantly
as Il should be folio we'd.
No, you mustn't call me a
plumber" she says Il am really only
a plumbers helper. although 7 was
classed as a plumber a1d did the
work Of our group IN France. Why.
Il takes years and years of study to
be a real plumber. Plumbing IS a
science. A man has to work and study
FOR very long time, and then pass
a state examination ana get a IL
cense before he has a right 10 call
himself a plumber"
What do you think OF IL as a rro-
Iesslon for the sO-called gentler
SEX she was asked.
1T is a very good calling for wo-
men to take up" she answered. "Of
course, they can't do the heaviest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-12
Little InfeusUs
Declares Street Car Service In Ell PaSo Shows Improvement
DisagreeS With Soldier That LongreS Was Taken Germans

noted the delays caused by the neces-
slty OF making change by the con-
ductors, why the street car company
does not take leaf out OF the books
Of the transportation companies OF
other cities, where hey have pay as
you enter cars and install ticket sell
ers at the curbs in the congested dis
tricts during the evening rush hour,
said John A. Fennessy. Under the
system. OF lack Of IL. which prevails
n FL Paso. three to five minutes are
-eQuiTed, during the evening rush. TO
load even the little one man cars. be-
cause Of the fact that while the con-
luctor IS making change the gang
way Of the car Is jammec, and the
-assengers who have nickels in their
hands are required TO stand in the
street until the matter OF making
change is concluded. and the gangway
is cleared In Kansas City and in
Chicago I noticed, during recent visits
stand at busy corners and issue spe
cial tickets looking much like the
transfer checks used In FL Paso. 10
the waiting passengers When the
cars come I'D, the passengers taking
them pass in In a steady stream. the
conductor having nothing to do but
take the punched tickets as they are
handed 10 him Under that system
the largest cars are loaded AMI on
their way in an inconceivabiy short
time. In rainy weather the plan de-
scrfbed IS OF especial benefit to the
passengers as they are not kept
waiting in the wet while the con-
ductor makes change, and at any
time the passengers are benefited
through the getting away OF the car
on time"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-12
~ UES TIONS
q AND
4 Ms w Z R S

n Is there any limit TO the number
NJ OF members that may sit in tn,
house OF lords Of the Britisl
parliament &c. W.
A. There is no limit TO the crea-
ton Of peers. except the viii Of the
sovereign. The house OF lords Is ar
ever-increasing body which consist.
at the present time Of about $50 mem
1ers. the average attendance OF Wnou
during the comparatively brief sit
ting is less than fifty This number
however. is considerably increased in
any party emergency.
q. How many deaths result an
nualIy from automobile aecidentsf-J
A. H
1913, the latest figures available
there were a total OF 1875 deaths
from automobile accidents in the
United States.
q. Why is Persia sometimes re-
fcrred TO n afthe land of roses and
niEhtinGnlesR-H. c.
A. Persia IS a natural habitat for
the nightingale. and these sonEsters
are very abundant there. For many
centuries the Persian perfumes have
been considered among the best on
the market These are largely made
from the juice OF rose petals The
cultivation Of roses for commercial
purposes Is quite general there
II now many LmllLmN were Am the
service during the VARY. c.
A The United States Indian com
missioner says that about 10000 red
men participated In the world war.
q. When did the present emperor
Of Japan come 10 the thrones- B.
A. Emperor Yoshihito. the present
ruler OF Japan succeeded 20 the
throne on the death OF his father.
August 80. 1912.
O. Are ex-serviee men given prior
ity in obtaining public Iandss-G. c.
J..
A. A joint resolution was recently
passed by congress giving honorably
discharged service men a preference
right IN obtaining public lands under
the homestead act
q. How long was each Of the three
navy machines in the air in the navy
transatlantic flighfs-T. =. F.
A. The NC-4, the plane which made
the entire trip across the Atlantic
was in the air So hours and so min
utes- The NC-1 was in flight 80 hours
and So minutes. while the NC-3 was
in the air 80 hours and two minutes.
q. Has the soviet government Of
Russia repudiated the debts Of the
former mOnarchyf-L- c. 8.
A. The present Russian govern
ment has repudiated the debts Of the
government Of the car.
q. Who was Omar Nhayynms-K.
A He was q Persian poet and
astronomer, who died in 1923. His
philosophy, expressed chiefly through
his book Of poems. the Rubyiat. be-
came popular several decades ago. and
is still widely studied.
a Is there n federal tax on In
heritnnce Nv. ID. p.
A. There IS no federal tax on in.
heritances u to $50 200. The income
or Interest earned by inheritance.
however. is subject TO income tax. and
must be included in the income fav
return
(Any reader can get the answer
70 any question by writing The
Herald Information bureau. Frederic
j. Haskin. director, Washington. %.
=. This offer applies strictly 70 in
formation The bureau cannot give
advice on legal. medical, and finan-
settle domestic troubles. nor to under
cial matters It does not attempt to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-12
Short SnatcheS
From EUeryuChene


Ambassador Fletcher probably got
foot weary carrying notes to Car
ranza--Syracuse Post Standard
Europe viii recover much Quicker
II il VIII stop sending the bills to
Uncle Sam--Baltimors American
German marks are down to where
one Of them doesn't mean much more
than an iron cr0ss--TOledo Blade
IN refusing TO stand for another
loan. Uncle sam tells Europe she
must henceforth stand alone.-Boston
Transcript
When allies can't agree concerning
the division OF Turkey. would YOU
cal that rift in the loOt2-Omaha
Daily News
About the only thing America has
not been accused OF in Europe is
having brought on the war.-Pitts-
burg Dispatch.
The fact that the Dutch decline
% give up the eI-kaiser dlsposes Of
the report that he wasn't paying his
board--Dallas News
secretary Daniels says he knows
the next president, but declines TO
give his name Is IL because OF nod
esty--CharranocE News.
What this country needs IS a
greater spirit OF sacrifice. and we
suggest We begin BY sacrificing the
profiteers.-Philadelp Inquirer.
This being leap year. perhaps Il Is
true that the mysterious signals
which puzzle wireless experts are
from Fenus--NeWarE Evening News
Some OF the presidential boomers
are doing their level best to con-
vince US that II Is possible to com
municats with the dead.-Norfollz
FIrEinian Pilot