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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-08-13

A number of friends of E. II. John
son stepped in on him at his home,
504 First street northeast, Mondy eve
ming, and helped him celebrate his 1if-
ty-third birthday anniversary. A sump-
tuous dinner was served. The table
was prettily decorated, large cake
with ifty-three candles occupying the
center of the table. There must have
been a. jinx somewhere, at any rate
Mr.. Johnson 3 friends are joshing him
because Of the birthday cake, which
caught Ere fron the candles and
burned.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-08-13
REPORT
STATEMENT ISSUED BY CLUE
SHOWS RECEIPTS AND
DISBURSEMENTS

For the benefit of the subscribers
to the baseball fund and the public,
Ed. Nelson, business manager of the
club, has prepared an itemized state
ment showing the receipts and dis
bursements of the club for the sea-
son. The total amount subscribed was
$3,186.OO of which $3,O23.50 has been
collected. The reason that the amount
given as collected is $2,96S.75 is that
$54.75 was deducted from the bills
incurred by the club at the follow
ing places: $500 Beattie's restau-
rant; $12.50 w. H. Clute; 1925 Little
Falls Lumber company; $500 Collin
Printing company; $500 DR.. F1olid;
$500 Douglas Clute. OF the disburse-
ments $5,S97.19 was paid out by
check and $1,734.O5 by cash.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-08-13
Born:

Born =.
BIPES-To Mr.. and Mrs. AdoPh
Bipes, Friday, Aug. 8, daughter. -;
GREGERSON-T Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Gregerson, Saturday, Aug. z, a dsuga'
ter.
RINGWMSKI-To Mr.. and Hra.
John Ringwelski, Tuesday, Aug. 10, Z
daughter.
CLARK-To Mr.. and Mrs. W. :.
Clark of Ft. Ripley, Tuesday, Aug: 10
a daughter.
TUTTLE-To Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Tuttle of IT. Ripley, Tuesday, Aug'
TO- daughter.
BENTLER-To Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Bentler Of Randall, Wednesday, Aug
IL, daughter. i.
MILLER-To Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Miller Of Randall, Tuesday, Aug. 10, =
daughter.
OLSON-To Mr.. and Mrs. John o.
son, Saturday, Aug. z, daughter, at
St. Gabriel's hospital.
WALETZKE-To Mr.. and MH.
Frank Waletzke of Swan River, Mon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

t.r X s7{. Eee -ua- Es cVL farm WEE uoSl-
eaesa zna -t.s. EErx Weeks had 70
Ne educated and --p.ts rnonfy nns1
ma zn- l. NJ. T-o- nae IneL ueilf-I
n. charge and Lac zRra thai ne III
10. &c &c Ms. Weeks Lac lneI s'-ic
ne would take his tz-n- AZ Lux
rad fas. afraid they could Il some ~AF
"a ms -a--- Sc be haG L --Anss 4
=. t,is ra-yhsv. ou- this was Lot u 40
ice ~ MS counsel. Respondent tss--
fed hat ne EAl IAke- E-oIa seAs ID
s.s au-E. BIT trza- re rae never LAC I'M
r,-7r,t.- -elazIog.s win Ter,
--r,,v r,-,s.-e,.z-.. i.is-c.oc NJ --u-t ,ss-
-ih4e No had m. 4.aG arr --punae ~iDh
ne y eeks family Anc ne lf---i=A
--.-,,r~ NJ = .e.1E' bringing he
cfa-es against hin and ms oer'a- o. me
s.t.z-re. +s.ss-1fsw-ng Thai AT Weeks HAn
-a,1 him liz. Mr. Fuller lac ff-s1 r
r,-r7eG him o -he a6GE- Il oe-
-.-s-zei-,5 tI.a- he rad never maze arS
OFF, nr ss--ieT1la--l-
VIZ aired --o-- tes-t-izc sne KEW
- " --o- aa.uc ECrla Weeks nH4
n. his suts CT Certain .occasinlis- s-''N
sbs r-ns r,s-fsc-fy wiling she cn--nno--
.,-.6 ne z4,st1n1orv E-ve-- ~ M --'-A
tot7- n Weeks D-rnE-ns rns cna1se
arz.us- nm. She testified q "a sHA4
--7.--s sra rad MADE -ocu- ser-fsrI'1--
hue sna had ne~e- znr toea N ooa's
41.a- -ra- n.4- husband wSs s1iifs'
y-e T-p-e was the las witness o.
80 cav -he restlnapcT Z the cAse
v-;1l n. concluded this morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

der rs The s-ere--as-Eh o< rne Ii
Va-se case, were given 20 Tie father
srle tas made SsVs-a3 efforts 70 Rs
-Ez1n ths1r anG Lawyer Peacock stat
eC thai wnsn sts ieGI ne cnE-
-oou Ihe last time. she threatened
70 EEt ever with El-
He said eTp 7 Kinghal6 there
SITS Z wpu1zL vine -.epes 70 sss he
plo- fulfilled s. = wE1er.rg ms
--Ial and II hoping that her former
husband VIE he ssu- 10 STATE PRISON
while she continues 70 Live II ease
and u regain ultimately. possession
r the children No Dus Is WATCHING
This cuss with more kasunssg Than
that woman
Lawyer Peacock. II dlscradI-;-s
Ing testimony u rDe Er-Ia dEugE-ar
called 7 psychological lying which he
sale YRS E tD-C q lying -ssr--eG 20
Te act1iers z PURPOSE E5e SEATED maj
authorities had rTrsC mary czEss II
such hing ans y NAY NJ here51-v.
= 2Iso nay cnrls --o-r CINE suE-ces
knowing hsr nOehs- ne night
Judge -1GI = was he-E -rv EIs rIsc
stated the If--ls c--I IS under tn
donIra-ton 81 her 12-yseE--cid broth
e. and n saIc # caa- E1-l Is not re-
-lc-a6 <-un his influence. before
long. tFTe-E VII he further Erniaas
"a results = -nG- 1aI-Iy. Lis COZ
teEs-ian Was Lt4G- The whole c2se :
tbs result II e pi0-
CoGrcv A--1-rl.v Sanno-r sid r
NtS -tels--r sg-g-T1r,aer1- -rE- ne -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

70 ere :. poor health. # EmDE
ling -,;ar WOE EFT Gis-resses
FL --ei.ue-- headaches, paics x Ens
,,..ac1 bat Taste II -he mouth.
- rings under rhs sves, e-r.? The
~ : LIZ Z not worth Irving Z yuU
t. 2--c-Ic sufferer t-an InliEsS-
t- nj 3ilinususss-
rzr ne stomach Is OFT O. order.
- M wnrE-nr property, your
= oa-Iged % Dc 50 much extra
-s. -1A- = causes pslpt-a-lul.-
..sss. Ind z not checked becomes
---a-5us.
--e- 4rnsn and II fD- ypE-- daily
or uLs1 keep Eour stomach
~ I.ve- active and -ns bowels
wv eEr Es- t-.o ttlIs hs.sl-e.-y-
aotnn. hv taxing Ten
- IS aIees-Ive torlIc, znG
sI--12n -emaGY. II has no tc'-a,. anc
s;--s Of coz-z1o0us sale proves rs
=-1LI mart
- e. the rno- u yoE- Indigestion
~ cpns- patton trpuhls ny driving
pcisuns uu- nf y-0I-r sys-sn FOR
{ ID Nc mater h0w cnrD11Ic yUu-
4.,s is yar Ezr GET quick relief by
-..-l- natures -auecT. SEVEN
ES cne bor-fe Costing Sic WI!
~rva L-s value Alter W.T. hlrH
q rs wonderful sfhcisnC, YOU
r never s.s without i Ask your
Sr4v - A =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
DID MEN AND
|0lD WOMEN ARE
| MAKING GOOD

zuuc-ses q ms- and vcmen wei
6n-s = Yeas have ,zksn q mosI
remarkable new lease On Lite; ~
i. g1c GOING more than the:r share
vu-E gad srJcving II, NOT asking
fzT0-z q ZrvoRs-
-aa-H Z N secret about thiA-
Fee riar zns womxn past the
~ 2. IL. czl come hack strong.
&C. -BgEs md feel yUE0S. q .
snc-- .-us = hey VII Just toAcw
IL Avs e .gU-e-
| O.G peUpae INK Ihe- are VOTE
- beczuss o zgs. and they feei
Ia VIZ. tits Is al wrpEE. OEs
f. 1E~ leading doc1ors ssvs IHaf
onE-r- ant fseiinE Old Is che 70
LAX e III and phngphg-es II the
neaaC -1C -a-ves- When peopse &c
-'7y1s -1ev havs sccS supply AZ
cn@y E~cv c.ds- Enc E-sw Or this -
se-fs ne coEusnce TO TUE down
III -aE1 ,aav ere wise enough TO r.
c11-Es -as-- ulood and nervss with
.'nrsDca ct 1-Ur-
~c1-1ElnE -ns doc.o- said, EVERY
- >---~ ---%--A s><ok>6 - 49,
--Qe s--1Cg lzeeA- healthy snf
4ae~- e-!6--1E les pleasures AgAD
mgr W. sI-pv renew thsie hicoc
TEE l-or aaG lSncsph1-ss-
Pnasphats6 I-un makes Aew, re
ntaor s--s1g-rens The nerves, -
aL--Ca 4re--- -arswx sAdurance a1o
0rs- -2c-esses tne ssseugch cf wsAs
~ I'll rsopis uns hEmfrsd per cs1I
-aaEs r-ne ThouERn0B a run.
aeTE n,c paople Who vere aEng ~
r v-e..a have surprised -nAn
sncs VIZ { most astoEish11g re-
II 9. 1eal-h. strength and vttxnrs
tskins Phospha1e6 EOa
---- 1z1ee ron is put xp m cep-
.4--. ~, dent IKE inferior psaA
--~@-E T1r sale BY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

The hsr-nabec County Farm E3g1-
reau News 6nes Z lot - EDad <n-
li,4 members Of The hl-sar rs ws.t4 IS
others. i tails about Ire hl-ress
vse-G OF this crop and thai crop:s /
gives l3--ie personals Or vtGr ras-r1-
I,ers &-s doing along club wnrk: II
,.sr=s--!ses al SORTS Ct firm mp3e-
rae-ts fg- sale and -saTeea. Sigt
perhaps the lsvest Ans a. TINS 81 :
-e-rrisfnE little trade parAE Is IRE
"a which recently appeared II -ae
Views and reads as follows u naa1
ring u The vicinity az W@zeI-vilfs
rg aooU- middle age. healthy strong
--ra lsanGsouaa, desires / life pE-I-
rH- Any peacs1ni. aeEs-I0vlES &c
z.-.~zlc woman with or vEt1aE- chi
s.reI.. wealthy nr a-hs-v-ise. stylish
OF JUST ordinary laa4zirg. wulld be ac-
s.gp.nfie a1f-ess. Dear <. Oakland,
II. %. E0r a45g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
SUPERIOR court
Verdict Not Guilty n
Case Against Graves
ss-u-aec q. Wednesdays Sess,cr -
-sncae- Casex Nay De asscnas ry
Tnts kfte-upon-Case Of Seste We
k.I~ec T-c-. Before Ccu-t CT
"Wednesday

Ng1 gLtv. Was -1s ver11ct -
-aruE6 ~ the J-y a. " ednssdAy' g
SESSION II taA AaEuebec superior
court II The case against Cl-urar =
tz-sves The Way-ne srEgH-6-fvec.
wto had heea indicted a< APE u his
1G-ysEr-oia aaagrrf-. Emily Crates
T'.se JURY v-as eu1 al hour and Is
17l11u 1as-
After The ws-dicz had nesu Ell
I1oGneed uGIy OF -he Wayne c1-1zsIs
a--ssE-- took occasi-r 70 give s--n--
uey Ellsworth z. Peacock q E-se6-
field lawyer tBr TIE dszts1ss, uuIra
81 ovation. Ths respondent ap-
ps9red delighted an4 immediately
got II and shook hands with rs a.
ta--ev.
LAWYER Peacock. II his closing e
suEler-. lala stress sr the far Cha-
re Divorced wife Mrs Bertha Cur
Icy q k--xaeld. Was 2 tt2+ bu-ra--
0E -he whole affair. Since the chi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

The following pE-isu+s were DIS
charged "Wednesday ron the Al
-uEIa General 11esp9-a.. Turner
.sewe-t ~ this c+-r; Mrs Ca-rle Ea--
nln1E. Peter Lu11-eSriF s27C Gr.-0-g-
Fellows u this CITY. and F-eo Ing
han - Ii. Vernon. 81 OF whom I1a e
beer al the hospital fer surgical
--sa-maat; and Mrs Lsora Gould -
.-agEs wflo IKE bean e. -t- hnsric4
'FG- MEDIA rrea Gmeu-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

a telegram WIS -ece+-aG U adnes-
tar morning IN this city ANNOUNCING
-ns BIRTH N -nar morning d z snr
70 Mrs I-Elug G. Creighton O. Coo
brock Springs. Mass. Ms. Cre!gh-
-1L VIII he remembered Is N1ss Insz
C-aIEr-0r Gnc mary friends vii 81
lend CONGRATULATIONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

AE & special feature e -ne People :
Popular Service 10 be haia nsz1 Sur
GAY evening 81 Lns Penney AE-nc-
TIL church tna-e VIII be e quartet
composed q MesE-s. L1za-ts. SLE5e-
EEyes and Little This Is comb
raEion % some u+ The tines- Singer :
II the CITY, their work f.e4ug q -rac.
% uusIc lovers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

The Augusta s-uGy club VT r1Aet
e. g C'ciock F'rlasv afternoon w4-a
hrs. z L PGrkns-- s. Cr-een
s-ree- The Possesses a-e Mrs. z 2.
Newman anG sErs Farkrar E0I.
cat. Items Of Educational 1u-s-es- =
A member n Lhe S-s.-s .-euca-fn-al
Department VII be me speaker a1
r-re afternoon Master Gilmore SOUS
and Mics LoElse Cl3Ects- VII SIR
due
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

caI,ec4n- 7sanee1s GrSer A1tns-'ts 70
De TINS ~r-Ncut Hspc~trnE Vsnts-
-,onu seea February 70 under Ger
.air Provisions

FfnE- Leon G. Isbae--s' cntisc.n1
CT IuEe-Tsal Revenue Tor LiIe b1s--ac-
az Maine. Wednesday,. received
ralss-zrn from Hon DaEisl c Roper
commissioner o. internal revenue a.
" as...ag.an. authorizing h,E Go e
eery-E irvsrIr-sss q Interesting
liquors without reporting vIota-tcns
,,-.-r Feb. Il. g-critie6 that the de-
-r1ru eu- accompany -he SANE VIII
III ..t5.Ear. 20 the effect that cue
srn-1 was made 70 secure tte necss-
go fo-u ant make 81 inventory bs-
FIRE lar .s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

AIn1- Thomas n Oakland Is IL 1h=
CRY far & tsw Gays visiting lis
EnDrnssr Mrs. Ea--is- Knowles, grin
20 ms leaving to- Da-nir wae-e he
VII be empfGyed II the Fa-G au.o,
mobile factor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

Carroll a Aa--hieU. who tas beer
81 hume for some time RECOVERING
from -na effects Of III operation sar
appendicitis. has returned 20 lis wurk
II AGEUs-z-fE Arlington fe--s-. Lew
fEur Sur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

Samuel l. Su2r % De--c-. wins
purchased ENC eccIzofsd me TT Gid
GnEs cn-IEs al Ocean PUNT las
seaso--, has recently bought III ad-
joining lot through tha Z Z New
Der AEencv. On which rs VII build
q gArsge II -hs early spring Much
NJ qrcVsmsut : ALREADY promised lar
this popular resort the cuUrg seq
en-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

Mise Maud Barker returned Tuss-
Gay evening . Northampton. Mass,
10 resume her s-uEIes e Smith col
fegs, ET-er Passing z few GAYS al her
home n -hf CRY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
No EXCUSE FOR
RHEUMATISM

r@-s- hCw mzEy Eheu1Rr1E
-.-'->'-l = ZOE have triad thar Y
5n- -aa.g absolutely sure ENC
-ss--
e pa.<le os -Neusrsae Pre-
.'1s .c- 49, AT your druaEisf1 to-
!. e5e < faithfully and yDuT be
- soreness, stiffness and
ching painful Jerts me
~ aIssr few tzyE.
II. BIT "EsUHune PreScrir-
VII sErpriso -. yua caH
fse! Ihzt orer1nad - aonUy
1 lea-lng ynr and what .
s3 eaEr. i e Gnef
Do-lle 1eaxv. vor eve Il &C
-hsr Fey goodbye tTuo-
s q SAFE W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

ssx,aA Ghdaen wtlG Is erplcve6
e. HEAD Liver. arrived II 1ha err
Tuesday where he VIE pass : few
days with lis Eu-E1v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

Ths Deborah Society Of -hs Pen
uey GRm9-laI church VII noic z food
GALE Saturday afternoon IL sne stare
II f W. Church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

George ClErk " Nrilstieid vas q
business ssist-n- II the city wsaucs-
Gky.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

FL. Lynn u Fsu--iana YRS II -hg
ely Tuesday 70 AMEND lie 1glezal
- Mrs NRry Dog.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

a1rE- Merton Rowe gF Pine s--ae-
il passing few Gays II Boston x
-hE guest u+ friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

Miss 5srics Batter WIN has beer
II 1o- several weeks. is zhle 70 HI
Up a BIT Eevaay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

Deputy Sns-1e Frank Na-slsr ~
EaF- NassGToo-o was q cayie- II the
CITY Wednesday IL matters II buzz
ness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
MANCHESTER

Funeral services far the late VII
t-d n. C-esser wiz be heic e. the
nome II Manchester Fricsv s--sr-
nr.nr q .-an O'Clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
Charity Mins.-eis Nets s65 for Ar
nus.s General 7esprtzi

IS E G. CART resident Of tllss
ricSri.at AID Society. has r-ns5Eec
4g- as -Es proceeds Of the Charity
.Efnsr-eis given last Monday 1t City
.@u rnae- the direction - Bnuaiz
Campbell
"a 4lsse voting msE ana al wilma
sssistea IL the PrspH-zrer afla
Esrssssr-atinr at The MINISTRIES srzfe-
n acknowledgment and thanks are
r,pep pr the members % rtse Ladies
AID. Tne hcys rsse N E week Of hard
v.egx and sfsasr ennrss were vel re-
warlec by fhs generous s1n game
fer -sls worthy ch1sct
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
1hurzEss, january 2. 1sN-


Ira E Clark q PT-tsfisi6, wss z
DU6ansss caller aesaar N tEis CRY.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-29
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO CRAY HAIR
Darkens Beautifully and Restore,
Its Natural Color and
Lustre at Once.

Common garden sage brewed into
a heavy tea, with sulphur and al
cohol added. will turn gray.
streaked and faded hair beautifully
dark and luxurisnt Mixing the
Sage Tea and sulphur recipe at
home, though, is troublesome. An
easier way is to get the ready-to-
use preparation improved by the
addition of other ingredients,
large bottle. at little cost. at drug
stores, known as "Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound" thus
avoiding a lot of muss.
While gray, faded hair is not sin
full, we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and sttrac-
tiveness. By darkcning your hair
with wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound. no one can tell, because
1t does 1t so naturally. so evenly
You just dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand
at a time; by morning all gray
hairs have disappeared. After
another application or two your
hair becomes beautifully dark,
glossy, soft and luXuriant and you
appear years younger.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-29
BUFFALO PAYS
S.FORBOARD
Wool to Be Clipped for Vel,
lowstone Park Rangers
Blankets.

That original American. the BIZ
son. is going to be asked TO pay
his board. Supported in royal idle
ness for many years by the gov
eminent. the buffalo, once king Of
the plains, must now bow to the
changing times and become a pro-
ducer instead Of remaining a mere
ornament
Each member OF the buffalo fam
fly. even down to the little princes
and princesses. produces annually
much fine wool, which in these
days of high prices makes them
desirable citizens in the best sense
of the term.
All the park authorities ask Of
their star boarder is the old clothes
he sheds each spring The big yell
lowstcne herd Of 500 grown ami
mals-there are ninety calves ex-
pected this yesr-tUrns loose an
nuslly when warm weather comes
several hundred pounds OF wool.
which could be increased by clip
ping.
Ordinarily the wool has gone to
waste. but recently a collection OF
some of the finest fiber has been
made for the purpose of expert
meRting with the manufacture Of
coats and blankets for the Park
Rangers
The Washington herald., 1920-07-29
BOYLE RETIRES
FROM D.C.FORCE
Interest Centers in Success
sor to Assistant Super
intendent of Police.

Appointment of a successor to As
sistant superintendent of Police
sRichard B. Boyle, who will be re-
tired August l on account of phys
ical disability after more than for
ty-hve years of service in the po-
lice department. is awaited with
no little interest in police circles.
Much speculation as to who the
appotntee will be resulted in the
naming of Inspector w. II. Harri-
son. Capt. Charlie Evans, Capt AL
bert J. Headley. of the traffic squad,
and Inspector of Detectives Cliff
ford l. Grant as likely candidates.
Boyle is 20 years old. He suf-
fered a stroke of paralysis last
April, and shortly after recovering
from this attack, a second left him
helpless. He has since
been on the sick list. Boyle was
born in Washington and is living
with his son, J. Emory Boyle, 71OS
Seventh street northwest
Joining the police department in
1874 as a private. Boyle rose rap
idly. He was made a sergeant
while in the old Sixth precinct
and upon being transferred to the
First was made a lieutenant In
1906 he was named captain of the
Third precinct, and in 1915 was ap-
pointed to his present position.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-29
TIGER SCORNS
DAILY ATTACKS
Clemenceau Refuses Offer
Of Paris Newspapers
To Hit Back.

To the daily attacks made upon
him in nearly every French news
paper. ClemenceaU, the hero Of yes
terday. does deign to reply. says
the Manchester Guardian Sew
cral offers have been made him by
the biggest Paris journals, and for
"a moment the old statesman was
tempted to take up the pen again.
But he declined at last. and his
decision not to enter into con-
trOversy appears to be irrevocable
1t is. OF course, the Com.non fate
of statesmen who have been lauded
to the sky to be afterwards reviled.
'Clemenceau is being reviled very
thoroughly. and there is scarcely a
single act of his during the process
of peacemaking last year that is
not described by somebody or other
as a piece OF incompetence or a
piece of treachery. The surrender
of Mossoul. the acceptance of a
proportional share with England of
the German indemnity. the defec-
ton of sums intended for the devas-
tated regions to other purposes,
these are only a few Of the COM
plants that are descending like an
avalanche on the head of the man
who almost became President of the
! Republic a few months ago. How
! ClemenCeau must smile: for he is
exceptionally qualified to appreciate
this sardonic joke. Indeed, he is
supposed to be occupying himself
calmly in his retreat with a book
about Pascal.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-29

II you were rendered a more
lucrative position than is now your
fortune to hold-ssy, a full college
professorship, the opportunity of
training youth in ways OF better Cit
lzenship, and a pay envelope con-
tanning $4,000 annually-would
there be any hesitancy in acknowl-
edging your acceptance?
Miss Jessie L. Burial took the
opposite viewpoint. Figuring chief
Iy among the factors in the decision
coubtless was the opportunity for
promotion and service which is al
ready hers-as chief of the school
service. National Geographic Socie-
ty. By the medium of the printed
word-pictorially embellished-in a
series of attractive posters, Miss
Burial has a vitalizing contact
with school teachers and their pu-
pills the country over.
To poEularize the study of geog-
raphy in American schools, may be
ascribed as one of the duties of Miss
Burial. For instance, school
teacher desires Information. appeal
ingly presented, on the subject of
lfe as observed in the Sahara desert
Exploring expeditions of the Ma
tional Geographic Society. penetrst-
Ing as they have the remote corners
OF the earth. have placed at the
command of the Washington office
complete and eXacting Information
on the primitive life in this arid
zone.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-29
PARKING LAWS
TO PUSHED
Man Arrested Every Month
Says So Fine Is
Cheap Storage.

Another roundup of motorists
who violate the two-hour parking
limit in front of the War Risk In
suranCe Building on Vermont ave
nue. will be made today.
]. D. Harrington, Of the third
precinct. has been assigned to that
task for several months and has
made an average of five arrests
every cleanup day"
One man arrested several days
ago told Harrington that he was
arrested on an average Of once a
month and fined 50 each time. This,
he said with a smile, was not bad
s he did not consider 50 a month
an excessive price for storage
The Washington herald., 1920-07-29
TOMMY'S BURGLAR
By o. HENRY

glar is at work and offer him a
red sled and a pair of skates not
to awaken his sick mother. And
look how they make the burglars
act. You'd think editors would
knOw-but what's the use?"
The burglar wiped his hands on
the tablecloth and arose with a
yawn.
We'll. let's get through with
it," he said. God bless you, my
little boy! you have saved a man
from committing crime this
night. Bessie shall pray for you
Is soon as l get home and give
her her orders. | shall never
burglarize another house at
least not until the June maga-
zines are out. It'll be your sis
ter's turn then to run in on me
while l am abstracting the L. S.
per cent from the tea urn and
buy me off with her coral neck
lace and a falsetto kiss"
You haven't got all the kicks
coming to you" sighed Tommy,
crawling out of his chair. Think
of the sleep I'm losing But it's
tough on both of US, old man !
wish you could get out of the
story and really rob somebody.
Maybe you'll have the chance if
they dramatize us"
Never" said the burglar,
gloomily. Between the box Of
flee and my better impulses that
The Washington herald., 1920-07-29
WORKERS PLAN
new CAMPAIGN
30 Speakers to Address
Mass Meetings, Favorins
Redistribution.

Thirty speakers will conduct a
campaign to arouse interest in re-
classification for support of the
movement at departmental meet
inGs Of government employees and
specially arranged mass meetings.
II was announced yesterdsy by the
Joint Conference on BeeisssihcstIon.
Campaign plans will be placed
before the conference meeting to-
morrow night and II approved. pre-
sented to a meeting of tae key
workers in the various departments
Monday night at l4s3 New York
avenue.
The tentative list of speakers
VIII include Congressmen and gov
ernment workers. The campaign
Will open August l6 and continue
TO October 25.