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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-10
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. March 1O.--The foreign
exchange market opened strong this
morning, all the allied exchanges re-
fecting strength. With cables at 3.7l
and demand at S,70A, sterling was at
a new high on the upward movement
which has been in progress since Feb
ruary 4.
Franc cables at 13.i5 we're up 20
centImes. franc checks also were up at
l3.47 Marks were quoted at l.45, an
advance of 40 cents in a week. Lire was
quoted at 1880 for cables and 1882 for
checks. Swiss cables were so and
592 for checks. Guilders were weaker
at 36A for cables and 36is for checks.
Other quotations were
Stockholm cables 2005. checks 1890 {:
Christiania cables 1885, checks 17.40 ;
pestas cables 1880. checks 1T.7O; Bel
Pesteas cables 1880, checks 40; Bel
CLAN cables 1900, checks l"O2.
Yesterdays Final Quotations
Sterling Francs Lire Guilders
Demand ~ 383it 1857 1shg 36%
Gables ~ 364 1865 800 36h
Today's Opening Quotations
Sterling Francs LII, Guilders
Demand .... 37Ok lS.47 1872 36h
Cubes 49,. 87l l3.45 1873 3da
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ment bonds or notes.
Call q
aAR SILVER

outstandInE certIticates Of M.
'n'inus unchanged at ~ per
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MISCELLANEOUS
nIvInENps DEcI AaEn

National Cloak and Suit Co., quarterly
q ,25 en- common, payable April 10 to stock
savoy oil Co.. quarterly OF . Per cent
payable March 20 to stock OF record
Minneapolis, st. Paul and sault Ste. Marie
semjannual 81 per cent on common and
preferred, payable April 10 to stock of rbc-
Z wisconsin Central Railway. semiannua,
= par cent on preferred. paflble April / 10
stock " secord March ~. ~ {. y
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Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKET

New York, March 1o.-The weakness
of Liverpool cables had much TO do with
a drop of s TO IS points in cotton prices
at the opening today.
Liverpool sold the old and bought the
new crop positions here, but business
otherwise had no special Significance
at the start.
The market was steadter later at a
net loss of about 10 points
Receipts at tho ports for the day are
estimated at $4,000 bales. against So
3S4 bales Il week ago. and 1s,425 bales
a N,pa,
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llverpooI Cotton

a limited request for spot cotton today
with prices weak on the basis of a de-
cline OF i104 points for middling at
27.93d. ,Fhe sales were 1000 bales The
receipts were 5000 bales. including 1000
bales American. Futures were quiet In
American, middling fair, 32.9Sd; good
middling 20, 92d fully middling. 2e.03d +;
middling. 37.9sd low middling. z4eSd
good ordinary. 21.i3d and orqlnAry
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-10

LoNDON-Money is quoted at 31s
per cent. Discount rates, short bills
s i1-l6 per cent; three months bills
3 l1-l6n5$ per cent
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GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. March 1o.-Corn advanced
sharply In price today. Wet weather
and breaking up OF country roads were
bullish factors, as was strength in
European exchange. Commission houses
and pit speculators did most Of the buy
ng. Initial quotations.. which ranged
from X off to ~ up. with May s1.45Z
to s1.46h and July $3.50 to- sI39A
were followed by decided gains all
around.
Oats ascended with corn. After open
ing unchanged to Nc higher; including
July at 76c, the market continued to rise.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Open, Hish, ,Low 1890 close
Ssy ssiyy =: =: fss ssS ss" ss ssss sssa
Pork-
July july ..::::.SS.SS .::SSSS 1886 $500 1885 $500
MsZ ssz 22;;ss s4 $1sf 'ssSS ssSS .sst5 sst5
NAY NAY 1s2s p 2 1ss2 1s.ss e 1ss22 ,1,s2z
IBID. tAsked.
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BANK cLEARINGs

Bank clearings today compared with cor
responding day last two years
1920 1919 1918
Phils sra, 252, 507 500 800 $40 s57. 6OS, $50
Boston 40, 1874. .855 45,9lSs $50 .,,.,,.,.
Baltimore IL. O62. sos l2,0l2057 .,...,,,.
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PHUADEIPHIA-Call. g n

time, 9 per cert; commercial paper
three to six months, g per cent.
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Reserve Banks Discount Rates

The first column gives rates for all
periods up to and including a fifteen
day maturity, the second for period
of sixteen to ninety days. The third
and fourth columns give the rates for
discounts for collateral loans secured
by government bonds or notes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-10
Yesterdays Final Quotations
MoNEY.LENpINe RATES

NEW YORK-Money on call opened
today at Z per cent for lending and re-
nCwing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17

10 begin with. scd Pa. thirteen crate
Americans during the first war w
had with deer old London. scd Pa. &
thirteen first cabin passengers on tho
Mayiiour.
Geo. Washington was thirteen
yeers old wen his dad caught him
chcnpinS down the cherry tree & IL
took him thirteen minnits TO think
what he wud say wen his father
asked him who did 1t. In 1905 Mister
McGraw won the Wurld Scerics from
Connie Mack, scd Pa, & used thiE-tcen
players. mite think OF other
"events. sed Pa. In our history, but
them wich have mcnshuncd VIII
after all.
II you were thirteen tho first time
you ever saw me. scd Ma. you must
was onc-half u year old then. Ma scd.
l guess not. sed Pa. you had on
long dresses.
Bahic onc-half a ycer old wares
long dresses. sed Ma.
Cum out Of 1t. scd Pa, you were
almost grown up wen / saw you first.
Il vary, vary butyfuL sed Pa kind OF
quick. Vary butiful.
Was ]? scd Ma.
You bet. scd Pa. &c thot yure
right eye was butiful. too. scd Pa.
bcckaus you was winkinG at me.
How perfcckly ridikulus. sed Ma.
| wnd6ent drecm OF such - thing as
winkinS at man or a boy in those
days.
Mud you in these here DAYS thru
w:ch we are passing thru? scd Pa.
Ccrting'y not, scd Ma l newer put
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The Rhyming Optimist
nY ALINE AIICHAELIs.

Many sports that are amusing are
indeed quite safe and sane; but The
KIND some folks keep choosing leave
thein not the same again. For in
paths OF peaceful pleasure they arc
never well content and the fun they
lruly treasure has risky element
Ihcyrc the guys who fiji the papers
Win dark blue aftermath. coming
IRON the comic capcrs that they cut
dlone their path. Take the chap who
VIII go cunning with an old. unloadca
gun. We all know that he is fuuuin.:
put us funny Kind OF fun. Mirthrul
~ MS mood and merry, as he points
ms gun around; soon q funerals ne
cessary. for twas loaded, as he found.
Iherc's the chap that's fond Of spced-
ing and who always goes on hieh:
ne VIII furnish likely reading when
ne travels 20 the sky. For his car.
,hough most expensive. was not built
70 elm 4 pole, though his efforts are
intensive 10 attain that longcd- for
soa!. !iarm less joys are much com
incndcd. ana on such the Wise folk $
dCte: but they cant lure men descend
cn from the cnap who rocked the
Doat They must have n bit of danger
70 aiori en- any cheer. 50 they tease
Lhe husky stranger with the cuuli-
mower car. And, whenever they are
ai!ins and their spirits start to
uroop. they just set the airship sail
ing and they do 4 loop the loop or
they crank tho old tin Lizzy and thev
take little ditch at a speed to make
them diZzy. say. hundred miles or
Sich: Safety first IL recommended.
but 1t surely gets the goat of the class
VINO are descended from the chap who
rocked the boat
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Government Of the conf.d.r,c,

Inquirer. Toano.-The Constitution
OF the United States in the folio wing
In portant particulars:
J. Iht term OF the President and
vice President was fixed at six wears
ana ne President could not succeed
=. Members OF the Cabinc. were
given seats in Congress. with tho
privilege OF debate, but without the
right TO vote.
>. Foreign slave trade was nro
h!oitco, Tut slavery was sanctioned
:. Congress was forbidden TO mako
approprlations for internal improves
mcnts. 10 levy protective tariff or
10 give bounties
o.. two-thi-ds vote OF both hou.ca
OF congress was necessary to admit
new state into the Confederacy or
70 make appropriations not asked
ioT by the heads Of departments
through the President.
The hrst Cabine; was composed Of
hiS men. With the progress Of events
changes were made and a number OF
other names were added. The fol-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17

myself for ward. | was almost back
ward in my Eirlhood days. sed Ma.
IKE - crlw- fish.
Yes. VIII say that for YOU. sed
"a. Eon were sweet X shy wen I nrst
knowcd Won. suppose kim o.,
uaZZcid Nou. as il were. Sed Pa. I
was inoar or less brilyunt in them
tur times. Sed Ia. full of Go.
fou were not full Of Go wen you
used 70 call ON me. sed Ma Deer old
tathcr used To wundcr II you had n
mite key for yurc own hoam
Many time / saw yure deer otu
rather wen he cuddcnt do anything
Win the mite key he carried, sed Ia.
won ne was trying it in the door
mites wen | was calling on you. -cn
"a: III sounded like the Anvil Chorus
Then Ma gaiv Pa n call Down 10
l guess Friday the 18th WAS tun luck
Tor Ia after all.
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Presidents of Harvard.

Student. Richmond-Thc presidents
OF Harvard University since inception,
nave been: Henry punstcr, 10000:
CHARLES Chauncy. lG5t-'T2: Leonard
Hoar, lG1c-T5: Uriah oakcs, 1851;
3onh rogers. lts2-St; Increase
Mathc. lGs5-l70I: Samuel MilIa-:l
~! u: John Lcveret;. l7Og-'2i (.
Benjamin Wadsworth. i725-'37: Ed
ward Iio!yohc, 1890; Samuel I.ockc.
t''o-1"; samuel Langdon, l774-'su:
Joseph Willard. l18I-lS04; Surnuci
Weber. lS06-'1o: John Thornton
Kirkland. ls1o-'2s: Josiah Quincy.
1870 i5; Edward Everett 1s46-'4o:
Jared Sparks. lsi3-'53: James Walker.
1898 CO. Cornelius Conway Tilton
1869 e. Thomas HIN. Igs2-GS.
Charles William Eliot, lg63-190e: AT.
pot Lawrence Lowell. October G..
1909, TO date.
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Eiit.Ds'h css D,sst caS csG M.y s"s Mss
,ufn.a ana nd Ms Ms John ". Taylor have re-
it!iIiI. st stay OF several weeks at Buffa!o
,Grg!HS At the Ts.5moSo ifS SSH'F ia Ar afe
ns l. ilub Msna' OF ,h,s City. is visit,
NJ iiLSITe'n4 tT:r, who have been Iisi;ins Mfs.
spending some time In w.ndso. &c csn! new
c,; M's EDGAR C. upshur is in Atlantic
Avenue. are on trim 10 Atlantic Civ & faFN
bci F5e de-. Adkins. Of washlnE,cn. ha.
Ia shos; stay mere LOT
Mrs 4, G IGS cues. r. " saspsig.
Ashland FOR brief stay With friends. /"
ma 5hmf" Mis- I; %oppS'ei whhG; win hi.
Womhl,e. has bean on !, recent II"" ,o M
4sHFn the s vr p4r! 81 81 a;o W..
Tn lhst and lg NE sho Gi'y M5 womso Is
Episcopal Church.
osa seH aieI FetpFn mos,h f. n s:l9
yisiiaf .Eeads in rhiisdsSSRHa S aRa AS /.
ot the Hotel E!hcron. Atlantic City. where
sh" VIII remain for some time
Mrs. " g browne. OF the Wentworth
ArnrSm. nts; Bait!more. who. with her
returned from Atlantic City. Will leave
NJ Mrs. Royal X. Powell and Mrs Kenneth
,M""uHn are Stopping at Ocean View Mr..
r 10y, ii t., daushters. Virginia Chris
;hc summer with their aunt, Mrs. i.essiis
Hla!F. OF summer Hill." IIowardsv!lie. Ia.
Mrs c. IL. walter has returned to thu
and Atlantic City. Mrs. Walter also visi;od
her dlushteT. Hrs W. u. Armstrong. i'm
Mr.. and Mrs. Carries II. Norman wh.
noiored 70 Atlantic city last week. are
England States. Mr.. and Mrs C. A No.
man and Randolph Norman are with Ia.
party. 1890 tAS
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"Thc NotorIou. NI,, I.,.,c +,

The BrOudway Thcntcr has Ea,b
e ee Macdonald. In her latest rho
e"pIhy. The Notorious Miss Isle :.
truiy mer!torious vehicle for this
oemEhtfui screen favoritc.
inc Notorious Miss L!sle" 4.
.Icturizat!on OF the novel of thai
name By Mrs. Baltic Reynolds and
~ Is directed b. James Young.
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To Find the Gear of uIc,,Ic.

G. NJ. r., Wlrrenton.--To determine
the gear OF bicycle. divide the mum
per OF teeth in the front sprocket
by the number OF teeth In the rear
ter in inches OF the rear wheel. For
example: Twenty-one teeth In the
front eprocket. seven teeth in the
Iwcnty-onc divided by seven equals
three: three times twcnty-eight is
eighty four--thc gear Of the bicycle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17

Miss Ellen Wise Oppcnhimer and
ISIS Elizabeth Gwathmcy. two at
active dcbutnntcs OF tho past sea
ouse party given by Mrs. Thomas
Jsnress. At her summer camp a;
TX Moose Lake. y. Y.
des Miss 6ppenhimor and Mis4
wathmey. Miss Catherine Miller.
ebert NJ. JcfIress and Grayson DlSh-
n: OF this city. and Hunter F!ucn.
ronlnent EngaEement.
Mrs. Herbert Milow Barrow. OF
rcenville. $. c.. has announced the
Disagreement OF her daughter. Miss
"a Wcstray Arlington. OF New York
ny. son of MIR. and Mrs. John W.
rrinsiton. ALSO % Greenviilc. but
brmcrly Of Richmond. The wedding
III take place the latter part OF
Mr.. Arlington is widely and prom
'enuy related in Virginia ana has
amy relatives here. lie IS nephew
nd Mrs. ". W. Michaux. OF Mich
iN Grant" Powhatan County.
ouse Party ut "nNecrcst.
endle,on Kennedy are attending Z
ouso party AT the Wuyccrcst Cot
age. Ocean Wow.
fiNs hODrrtSDu To Play.
Miss Anne Robertson, vioiinisr.
~ appear in recital the coming
cnson. Miss Robertson Is a Virgin
IN; granddaughter OF the late
utge YIN. J. Robertson. OF C"ar-
Mrs. Julia breckenridge. nee An
lony. distinguished harpist OF ,wo
en"rltions ago.
iier rec!tpIs are OF special in.eres,
p society here, and throughout the
lhte. where the young artist has
!ahy relatives and friends.
DEMONSTRATING.
nnoGnccd the engagement and an-
roacning marriage of their daugh-
|er, Mis-" Frances Dcyany. TO samuel
yllson,. Of Portland. Ark. The wed.
n Canada.
Miss Maria Adkins laughter Of
rs. Thomas Adkins. OF s2t PART,
Months camping with friends IN can.
da: Miss Adkins expects 10 return
10 iachtnond In the early fall tor n
(r!ci stay. before going TO New York.
|lus!c. '''
MISS Adkins Is violinls, Of no
man 'alcni ana has several times
Hub and other audiences OF mote n
llchLnOnd. Mrs Adkins expects To-
pchh The winter In New YORK. with
" uAuSn tcr.
listing IteIutiyrH.
MF. ana Mrs. q. Darlington Nose.
Fey, Of Richmond. are Visiting nonr
[.yhcnhurs for an extended stay. Mr.
nd Mrs Mosclcy are guests -, NJ
|i"se!ey's sister. Mrs George V zen.
n ore: Al her country home near
II Maryland.
Airs: Marshall Vest Butlor ~,
,haihDcr!ayne Avenue, no. song Mar
mn vest, Henry stuart, her SLATE.
,sd Lucille Bragg. and Mics Elis.
,1Hrpoza' OF Hanover Avenue, are VIZ.
LIE IN Chevy Chasc. Md. They are
LISTS 81 Captain and Mrs. IauhaeI
fcihincs. IN that place
tuiet iiomc Wedding.
~ uulc'' but pretty. wedding WV
.nlh!%ed Saturday morning n, Ia
|, w, ~ the home OF Mrs. Ecss."
r., Nnre' Amherst. when her d,uyh
,s,TT,, Mias Ruth C;Nnm. becam" ihc
,'"n ~ ia! WILTON Myers, OF Forits
- 10 son OF Or. Henri :
49,! ne ceremony was pcrlorr,ct
m rev James III. Greene. pastor NJ
nIe Methodist church. In The re-" nrsen-o o.
H." relatives and friends Mr
ma Mrs. Myers rnotorcd 10 Mo,rn..
where they took the train ~.
ia' Tip North, after which they Viii
,e az nome a. Forks OF Buffalo,
In easement Announced
encouragement has been mad. hy
NJ ana ana Mrs Henry W. Mangeis. 81
- heauinont Avenue, Ciovans. Hal,j
nor OK the cnsascment OF tho;r
ter y. Snecd, son o, DE- And W w,
Edgar NJ. Snced. OF Rlchnond III M.
month. iS next
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Wcll-T!nrncd Reward.

az me result OF his superb pho,op
rnphy IN sex" Louisa Glaurn's ncn.
TnGresn drama produced by J. Parker
49, o; II. Gharies Stumar. the man
Nolfs Daughter" has been named
permanent camera chief for the Louise
p!auin productions by Mr. Read and
exclusively photograph this s,ar
sex Is at the Odcon Thca,er again
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Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic, excepting on legal and mcdIcni
Inquiries nrc answered directly Inv
pcrsOnnl letter, seIf-nddresscd
.fnmped envelope fs required. Adj
otens ihe Timrs-Dispntch Informs.
lion bureau. Richmond w
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

George Ernest Tinck. 81. Philadelphia.
Margaret Owen. 81
Joseph Leslie spiers. &c. Sparrow's Point
Josephine Gray Lewis. Is.
Robert Ward Jones. &c
Annie Clyde Watts. %. Auburn. N. C.
Ncuyal Nerser Cutchin. o.
Grace Agnes Mancino. ..
bernard Endrcs, AZ. Washington. ID. C.
blanche X. Jarvis. 40. Washington. ID. G.
Perry I.ongworth. 35. Fluvanna COUNTY
Matte Ruth Woodward. Is
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Weeks Picture Shows
"'I'hc Dope" In "Jack s,ra,y,
Offering. At Local House.

10 you remember ''The Dope" In
ne Miracle Man'-thc siInkcn-
checked. craven creature who later
made man OF himself? j. NJ IN.
lh9nts portrayal OF this role was con
Sidered such Il rcmarkabie nincn ,
acting mat he was recently Signed 10
Il lohg-tcrm contract TO aDucar In
Paramount Aircraft pictures. lie is
IN the supporting COMPANY NJ ,ho
Jew Robert Warwick photopIay "J.,ct
straw which Will occupy the screen
or the Eijou Thcatcr again today and
tomorrow. anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17

lowing is complete list or the Cabl-
net members:
Judah 4. Benjamin. Secretary OF
state: CHARLES q. MeninsnEcr. Score
tary OF the Treasury: George w. Ram
dolph. Secretary OF War; Stephen r.
Mallory. Secretary of the Navy;
Thomas II. Watts. Attorney General
ana John III. Regain. Postmaster Cen
oral.
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WILL NAME DELEGATES

Rirhmond Post, American Legion,
Plans Participation In Convene
ton OF Veterans of World War.
Election of delegates to tho conven-
iion OF the American Legion. Depart
meeting of Richmond, Post, American
Legion. which will be held tomorrow
night ut Belvidere Hall, Belvldere and
be held in Richmond in September
and accredited delegates will be elect
cd by the Richmond Post. The meet
ing will be called to order at $3.50
o'clock.
Decision as to what part the legion
VIII take in tho convention and mat
tcrs concerning the entertainment OF
visiting delegates will be treated
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Expert Cnn,rrn WORK.

me beautiful photoplay, lighting
T ,a 81 scenic effects OF Riders OF the
Grey novel. Tho Desert OF Irb"ai"
.TThhicn is the attraction al the Isis
heater. Is credited to tho noted
TrnEt9sraphcr and physicist, Il. u
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Movie Calendar

nIJOu-I,obert warwick, In
slack Straw,
nLU1ItIItD-wIiIIa Fnrnum. In
he Joyous Troublcmnkcr.n
HKOADwAY-Kntberine Mnc-
LisIe."
"HiderS OF the Dnwn."
oDEON-LouIse GInum, In Usex.v
REx-"YoupR nunaio."
"Snnd.'
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New Fnrnum Picture.

william Farnum gets away from
,,ihe Joyous Troublenakers.. - now
ml!!iain FOX photoplay. which was
!prtesehted yesterday at tho Biuebird
nvuter' beginning four-day run.
BEGINNING 10 end VI the feature.
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Miss Lncy Leave. for Jannn

MISS Leila lacy. TOE North Harvie
street. will leave tomorrow for Van
for Japan She is going to the land
Of the Mikado under tho auspices OF
the Young Women's Christ Ian Assocl-
alton, and Will teach business Eng-
ilsh. II is probable that she will be
located at Yokahoma during her stay
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Meaning OF Soviet.

X. H. v. Wakeneld.--SUvlet Is n
Russian word meaning council or
committee. II is used especially TO
aehominhtc the councils OF the work
!nSmen and soldiers who are con-
trolling the revolutionary govern
mcnt IN Russia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17

buncher. That's what they say /,
we West, aud William $. Hart show
ne truth OF the words In his new
vvI,ctnre' sand which Is at the
ms leading woman Fatty" Az
buckle. In Good Night Nurse ia
the extra attraction. 40
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Clothing Sticking 10 Leather

Mrs. J. y. r.. Vicnna.-ro keen
1nes clothing from sticking to
;,eatner upholstery the leather should
pencd with gasoline
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Democratic Convention In 1901.

T. II. s.. Vinton.--The total vote
1ast ~ the democratic National Con-
vchtion in 1904 was 900: necessary
Tor choice. 667: Parker had G6o:
icarst loi. 'Cockrcil AZ. Olncy CO,
wall u. Williams 8. Gray Z. Mcclellan
. hiles 3. German 2. Townc 2, Tray
!, PatnSon /. Scattering .
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Bobbie and His Pa
ny WILLIAM T.. KIRK.

This is Friday the 18th. sed Pa las,
mite | never fingered that thirtcc,!
was uniucky No. ssd Pa.
You dident? sed Ma II seems u,
me you did.
Not |. sed Pa. I was thirteen the
first time ! ever saw you. scd Pa
ana /; was on the thirtccn-th day Of
the munth, sed Pa Thare wcr,.
Thirteen States in this CRATE Union,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31

counter display cases for sale.
For particulars call
BEAVER DAM DRUG CO.
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LEGION WORKS
FOR AMERICA
Conrades&ip Principles Guide
Peace Activities of War
Veterans
ORGANIZED ONE YEAR AGO
OBJECTS OF THE
AMERICAN LEGION

Tor Cod and country we assOci-
ate ourselves together for the fol
lowing purposes: To uphold and de-
fend the Constitution of the United
States of America to maintain law
and order; TO foster and perpe'uate
a 100 pee cent Americanism TO pre-
serve the memories and incidents
of our association in the Great
War: to inciilcate 4 sense of indi-
vi iual obligation TO the community,
state and nation ;ro combat the aJ-
tocracy of both the classes and
the masses; to make right the mas
ter of might; TO promote peace and
good will on earth; to safeguard
and transmit TO posterity the princi-
Iles of justice, freedom and democ-
racy; to consecrate and sanctify
our comradeshic by our devotion to
mutual helpfulness. Preamble TO
the Constitution of the Legion.