davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1920-04-29

Electric shocks are more likely to be iatai when unexpected
Arizona republican., 1920-04-29

The Red Sea and the Mediterranean are the saltiest of all seas.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-29

Three times many men were wounded as there were killed in the war.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-29

White markings on bloodhounds be- tray impurities of strain
Arizona republican., 1920-04-29

The name Europe has been in use more than 2500 years.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-29

American soldiers in France ate 2o.000,00 pounds of candy.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-29

Pressed glass is an American inven- ton
Arizona republican., 1920-04-29

ROYAL ORDER OF SCOTTISH
 CLANS.
 Clan Garden will meet at Judge Mo- Kees court at o'clock Thursday night Very important All members re- dueSted to attend. Ii
Arizona republican., 1920-04-29

Finest sponges come from the Red Sea
Arizona republican., 1920-04-29

Florida has 25o clear days a year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
N. \. STOCK EXCHANGE.

v.yyi,lt.IA,i ". Va. Apr :. ~.
r,,,,,.n,I The IntriIsrU,ct by =. L
elsst,m x g.. members OF ,hr New l ,I,
imnck r:N, hang Nauonn, i'snE Huild
enr. MNyc!'uA, ". "a. Louis S'aho
IRusll,ul a. luJr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-08
LOCAL STOCKS

WuIlI.l\';. ". Va. N"rH .. ~.
unIl, quotation liN Whrrnnk StU,'A
EA,lUI,.y. cuuVtIru fuT tuv Iut"lhGen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09
sSPOGl5
&&ElEaazx: atzza

! Watch Alexandria football fans
pour into Washington next Sunday
!. and make quick time Of it 10 Union
League Park to see their Dread
ijnaughts in action against the Rex a.
C.. District Champions.
7 This game Sunday will be the SEC
;sond annual meeting Of its kind be
i;tween both clubs, and always bring
out good crowds Of fans from both
cities who like to see a good game.
Not since the days of the old Car
:dnal a. {. has there been such a IN
tcrcst shown as there is now in this
Dreadnaueht 4. c. Their teams
playing the three major sports, foot
,.ball. baseball and basketball have
made enviable records since the clubs
organization last February.
Il Billy Crouch Davidson Colleges
great center Of 19l4-15-lG. has been
driving the Zig y squad through
hard practice in the armory this
week. The team under his coaching
last season gave Rex real battle.
dosing by 5 to when Harry Harris
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09

uHa his educated toe to perfection
bn Che snow covered gridiron, kick
ing a placement goal Z in the second
quarter for the only score Of the
game, after the Big D had driven the
Rex team back under their own goal
line twice to lose the bail on fufnbles
Anyone who thinks that there will TO.
be q real battle out at 18th and Fl
Street, northeast. Sunday, is going
to be fooled. One of the main at
fractions will be Summers, kothcr OF
the v. NJ. /. All-Souh Atlantic tackle
the young man weighs 335 pounds
and has been rated as the largest
football player in the country. h.
will play guard and can handle
every pound Of his, Weight. being {
monster Of strength in the front Enc
Of the Dreadnaughts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09

when Mrs. Kinsler approached in
the most threatening manner, cry
ing:
'I1l have your life" She drew a
5ottle from her pocket and threw its
contents over me-" said Miss Cliff
ford with emotion. "The horrid stuff
Durned my dress. This lady has the
idea that her husband IS paying me
too much attention. That is perfect
IL absurd. l would not permit it, as
every one knows who knows me-
|. Miss Clifford said further that
when she was leaving her home, not
loae ago, she encountered Mrs. k!hs-
Ter. -
"Shc behaved ina way that caused
every one to stop and look at NE
(which of course was extremely OBJ,
/ ectionable 10 me-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office of the Colpo-
ration Court of the City Of Alexan-
1!ia, on the Sth day Of December,
1920.
Harvey w. Summers, and Dora +.
Summers his. wife, complainant IS
Virginia Sttrother Summers. William
;Gmmers. Frank Mccormick an<
-iecrre B. Wills, Administrators 0,
;secrge Wash;ngtcn Lewis, trustee
deceased, Car!in r. Creighton. Gard,
cr l.. Boothe, trustee, and Jamss K
!.asca, jr., trustee. defenders. i:
,hancegy No. 1887.
dEMO.
TIE object Of this sur is to obsa!r
t,ecrtc. if practicable. for the pa'Li.
On in kind. amcrr. the parties ea
tiled thereto. ard if partition !,
:s.'7;,;l he r.a,ss practicable, then for II
a7s Of The real estate hertirafta..'
..issi:Y'5ed,: and distribution oil tn<
'p.iecee;fs an,crg the parties ent;t.cc
hereto, to-mt:
All that Ii: CT parcel Of ground
xiti2 the improvements thereon, sit
la..el. in the City of Alexandra
<.stc &C Virginia. ard bounded an6
'..ssribed, as follows:
Beginning On the west side Of Pitt
:.rc5.r. l27 feet. 6 inches. more o,
.ss. ncqiah cf Prince Stree, and rrlr
nr therce west parallel with P..rce
>'-.css III feet, il incBS, more or
.-..:.s. 10 an alley. thence; No!th aI1ne
aid alley, parallel wish Pitt Street
8 feet. more @. less; thence para!-
:! with Prince Street. III fee: /:
::.nGs more or less to Pitt Street;
n: thercg south along P::t Street
- feet to the beginning.
( II. appearing by affidavit filed ]"
his cause tina: the defendant Ni"'.n
Summers. IS q nonresident Of thi:
::,..e: i. is Ordered, That said de-
'lnljant appear here within ten days
49,: due publication CT tSss orde:'.
I'd 90 wh&t is necessary TO pro-
r.. his Interests in this suit, and
at copy CT this crier be forth
ii inserted in the Alexandria Ga
2:.;e. a newspaper published in the
= Ct A!cNan5ISa, once a week for
sur successive weeks, and posted al
= frcnt door of tac courthouse OF
is city.
I. r. and Fl. E. Cation.
\ni Harlow and DuvaQ, p. G.
\ Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY.
.,oa ,u-n Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09
KILLS SELF AFTER ROWS
WITH WIFE on POLITICS

Graham, Va. Dec. 9.-5an,es T.
Perdue, a Norfolk and Western Rail
Dad emnloy", lid hims.'f resteT-
lay because he and his wife disa-
greed over politics Perdue was a
Democrat and his wire Republican,
The two. it is said, have frequent
y uuarreled over the recent Presi-
Iential election. the difference end
ing in tragedy yesterday afternoon
Pressing . revolver to his head, Per
ite requested that he buried BY his
edge of the Norfolk and Western
Garments Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09
UNEMPLOYMENT EXAGGER-
49,. ATED

The present period of business
depression is unlike any other in re-
cent American history. There is
found the surprising paradox Of
widespread industrial depression
without any serious or general IN
employment.
3bis statement might dc question
ed if it were not vouched Tor by SC
responsible "A body as the National
Industrial Conference Board. Once
the situation is pointed out. IL" facts
are easily corroboratcd and the ap-
parent contradiction is easily cx-
planned
.For one. thing: the dcpress;o,
seems greater than it is because il
represents a slump from so high .
level of production. American in
dustry: for the last few years has
been abnorma!ly active. There has
been period Of .'super-production.'
The, present level is impressive
Chiefly because it is 50 much below
Tie production peak. 1t may b.
doubted whether il is much, or at all
below the average nre.yar years.
Then*fhercvis the question of IL
,bor. Unemployment has been great
lly exaggerated a careful revic~
shows that there have been COM;
paratively few shut downs, and thcsi
not for any great length Of time.
There is short time in some indus
tries, evidenced by fewer hours WORK
a: day or fewer days a week. Neithsr
ofsthese tendencies ! IS very impaa-
ant or alarming. at least so far 4:
concerns labor itself. Most Of th'
workmen laid off find prompt en-
pioymc,it in other Industries. As thu
Industrial Conference Board reports
The labor that has. been release
has for the most part drifted bacf
TO the less attractive cmploymeDt>
from which it was drawn to the high
wage, .intcnsively operating indas-
tries, and is not always unemployed
evehSwheH so reported. IN some dis.
tricts the back-drift has not as yrI
been sufficient to make no the loss
due to tfc war time migration to in
dustrial ccntcrs. In these sections
z.an-acut shortage of labor is report
cd.
In the maioritics Of industries
! curtailment of production has done
. little more than cut off the oSS
: SINE which was characteristic Of Hc
var years and one Of the chief causes
Of high production costs. There is
no indication that conditions arc
destined to grow much worse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09
MRS. HARDING TO SHOP IN
NEW YORK FOR WARDROBE

Marion. Ohio, Dec. 9.-One wom-
a. shopper from Marion, Ohio. who
knows what She. wants ard won't
fake anything less will soon have
New York modistes jumping over
counters displaying their goods WITH
great eagcrness. Mrs. Warren G.
Harding, next first lady Of the lard.
S going to the Getty" to buy~heI
White House clothes.
Mrs. Harding hasn't declared just
what she will buy but she may
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09
Citizens National Bank

Alexandria, Va, Dec. 9th, 1920.
The annual meeting OF the stock.
,o!A"yS Of the Citizens National
Bark Alexandria, Va, will be held
I their banking hose at II O'Clock
con. or Tuesday, January 18th,
SCI. for the election Of directors
CT the ensuing year, and for the
ansaction Of aS other business
IA, may be properly brought before
h. meeting.
r@3-td. NJ. L. Dinwiddie Cashier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09
First National Bank

Alexandria, Va. Dec. 10, 1920.
The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the First National
Bank will be held at the Banking
House. on January 18th. 1921. at II
o'clock 4. m. for the election Of d.
'r@to:s. and such other business rs
MY regularly CONC. before the meet
.n=.
George f.. Warield Cashier
Il21
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09
ANU Al MEETING

The regular Annual Meeting Of
he stockholders Of Tht Porlnac
Savings Bank of Georgetown, D. c.,
{. The election Of Beard Of Dircc.
.crs and any and oil o:her rlsiness
coming before the meeting.
VI. he held a, The, prineiSat Offices G.
( Company in Alexandria, Virginia.
(being in the Offices Of james r. and
Harry 3. Cation. attorneys at three
fSiso'elOck p. m. on tie, l4th day Of
Deeciliser. 1920. L ,.
EMORY Ii. BOGI.EY.
Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09
Of the Law. He declares that they have

of the Law. He declares that they have
been given every projection that the
law provides.
The four Bronx gunner were orig
inally sentenced to de. January las.
Since then they have been given SIX
reprieves as the result of coul- ac-
ton and motions principally on the
behalf of Cassidy ON the ground that
he was an inbeTle and not response
bic for his acts.
John Hubert, the State execution
er, will get $3.50 for each man, or
$3.50, for his rights work tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09

VII go to their deaths IN the electric
chair at Sing Sing tonight. They are
James -"BuEF' Cassidy, Joseph M;lano,
Charles Mclaughlin and Joseph
josef. .who killed G%"s;o Flea, Brcnx
subway ticket aserS, and Howard
Baker, Convicted cf the murder ct
William :Lagrefff, near Rochester, Al
Trough eteveE:tl-hour appeals have
bech made all day today by relatives
for the lives Of the condemned men,
Governor Smith has determined not
TO interiors, again in the carrying out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09
Crews Seize Three italian Warships
And join D'Annunzio Force a: fGumc

Mar, Dec. 9-Mueh excitement:
was caused here Yesterday, when !
was r;S:rr2E:ed that two IralIan de-
s.royers, the Eratelii and Bronzcttts-
ard the submarine chaser G8, which
mad formed part of the fleet h,cckad-
ing Fiun,e, had arrived unexpectedly
IN F'iurne harbor, where the sailors
pledged themselves as faithful to tn,
d Annurz;io cause.
The officers, the report sad, were
found imprisoned aboard their YES
sc.s. The sailors said the officers had
declared they. would remain faithful
70 The Rome Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09
be farms in, the vicinity.

the farms in the vicinity.
His mania consisted OF attempts
to decapitate workers in the fields
By descending abruptly. Nearly a
hundred workers were Frustrated
daring their exciting race for shell
ter.
At a military inquiry last night 4
strict seafeh was ordered for the
pilot who Is declared to have become
suddenly insane in the air on &C
count of the high speed OF MS ma
chine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09

change her. mind several times so
New York shopkeepers will have to
guess along in laying in their stocks
for the present.
81 didn't have Il inmate during
the campaign to buy any clothes
Mrs. Harc..ag said. discussing the
state of her wardrobe, "hut I'm 60
ing to make up fer il now. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09
MATRoN THREW CAUsTIC
Appears Against Her in Londor
Ccurt-Denies Attentions Of
Woman's Husband

London, Dec. 9.-Miss Bessie Cliff.
ford, the American dancer, appcare;'
rs complainant against Mrs. Hottie
Kinslcr in a police court yesterday
The American actress declared that
she was dining in the Carlton GIRL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09
MAD. AVIATOR TERRORIzEs
FRENCH ny WILD SHOOl'S

Paris, Dec. 9.-An "aviomanac"
appeared for the first time on record
'eSterday near Marseillcs when the
,ilot of chase plane spent al
hour in a grotesquc manhunt over
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09

Albany. y. T.. Dec. 9.-.Fivc men
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09

Five Men Go To Death
1T Sing Sing Tonight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-09
Council Corned Beef
for example

is made from choice cuts
of lean Government
Inspected Meats; mildly
cured in saltpickle: neatly
trimmed free of every
bit Of extra fat and
bones-the fat and bones
you pay for but do not
use when you make your
corncd beef at home.
Corned beef is a good
wholesome body building
food. and Council Corned
Beef is the best you can
made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-16
NEW MANAGER
WHEELING BANK
AND TRUST CD.
M, q. MAaEE WILL SUCCEED CASH
TER @. W. JEFFERS WHO HAS
RESIGNED
Latter VIII Take Much Needed Rest
From The Turmoil Of Tho Busy
Financial District

| Mr. " =; MaCcc "f the Fourth Fod"r-
al R,scrv" Rank "f cleveland, has h'cn
chosen to succeed Mr.. G""rS" ". J"i,rrS
as managing We" president and cashier
! q. IN" Wheeling Rank & Trust company
Mr. .Icff"rS has rendered his resignation.
which has hC"n accepted by IN" "tllccrS
nr 'hc institution and IN" chang" VIII ne
mad" q, soon ~ m" proper arranh"-
rN,nis arc completed.
Mr. letters felt that after his long and
actiNn services N IN" banking world IL"
WAS in mood Of r"St and his resignation
WIS rendered with that III view. Tvs
banking career commenced with ~" I'D
Commercial Bank. Of which his Iath'r.
IN" '1tr Mr. ln(f"rS. vas cashier.
ON the death VI nj. father ," succeed
Cd hin, and IN May. 1919. when tn" Com
mcr"ral vas consolidated WIN W."
Wheeling Rank and Trust company. Mr.
lcftcrs became cash'"r "f tho combined
. institutions and has hcrn highly success
nj IN his conduct ~ its affairs.
Nr. " G. NaEc". Who j. - become
hanliInE institution, comes "a Nn""l ING
tho directing head rf Wh"lnCS largest
With 2 fin, record Ot curcSSful banking
experience" For the past four years h"
has h",n actively connected With IN"
Fourth FcG.-ai Reserve hark of tl"r"-
land md "" is highly recommended h.
IN" off'c"rS Of that institution "S on" "f
/ the mrst efficient practical bankers. ne
VOL as 4 broad minded business man ~
general experience. officials "f ~"
Whoclr: Sank & Trust 60. r"''''" that
~ Mr. Na"rr they haN" secured IN n .."-
"lair whose wide experience. rr"=r"S~iN"
ideas md association with the manage
ment Of tho Federal R"ScrN" bank "S-
pecia'iy qualify him n han1'" IN" bust
nnss Of their prOCrNSSlv" and CROWNS;
institution Previous 30 his hSSn"!it ton
with ~" Federal RrSrrv" bank. Mr.. Ma
zoo was. for years. with IN" llrSt-Stc.
ond National bank NJ Akron. ono ~ the
largest hlnkinE concerns In northeast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-16
HON. JULIAN G. HEARNE
BOOSTED BY KIWAN|ANS
Big Delegation to Make Effort to LanN
Him for District Governor ut
Charleston Convention.

Hon Julian G.. HHarno " this city. -
being boosted for district EoNer""r icy
tho members Of the Wheeling k'Nnnis
club who orc in attcndau"r At IT,. .tttr
convention Of the clubs hcn: h''i M
Charleston today and t"m"rr"" w.
cording TO his friends h"r". n" "ti' haV"
a splendid chance Of winning III" c"N"t-
ed position.
Tho position is ono that requires q
man with n thorough Co'.r H'i"n 81!
business and ideas along tn linz that
tend to mako better stat" and ais" ="
boost general business conditions 81 tho
"a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-16
AUTO GOES OVER HILL

Mt. md Mrs NndrCW WIT~0n, VII and
Mrs JnmHs X Hall and Mrs Augusta
Dickinson had Il miraculous escape from
death ON Wednesday night when ma
chine driven by Mr. Wilson. went over
tho hill Just below the Wheeling Touu-
try club. Tn" occupants Wcr" Uuhurt
with the exception Of Mrs. Dickinson.
who jumpcn from IN" car and received
slight bruises. Tho car caught IN 4 'r"c
after going over an cmhankmnnt. and
this was Ill that saved IN" cntir" party
from death or serious INJURY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-16
RIVER TELDaRAMS

T'aNI9 I|TdnU I'dH! NJ T'|''' sui ''TI'TTH
Clear.
Warren " foot. falling Clear
on city II inches. falling. Clear.
Steuhenvlle % feet stationary. clear.
NcrEantown IS feet. falling. Cles~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
MUST REGISTER
BY JANUARY II
Every Voter Required to Go
on Record

Evtry man and woman who wants
TO participate in the municipal elec.
ton next March must register at the
office OF the city comptroller he.
tween January s and %. There win
be no exceptions. The registration
books will be in the precincts on
January 10. ie and II.
An average OF 1850 persons must
register every day Of the 20 work.
ing days between January s and 27.
This viii be n task physically i'm.
possible. according TO city Comp.
trollcr Harry w. Carroll. altho his
forcc OF clerks viii make every ef-
fort to accommodate the thousands
that viii appear for registration. IL
IL very probable that the registration
office will be kept open nights to
handle the rogistrants.
Under the law no person may reg.
lister unless he has been resident
OF Washington for one year. three
months In the county OF King and
30 days In his precinct. Voters
OF foreign birth must produce
documentary proof of their natural.
zation. fact that In bound to i'm.
pede registration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
MURCUIA STAGES.
MEXICAN REVOLT.
Carranza's General Report
ed in Rebel Action

WASHINGTON. Jan. ?. - Cen.
Francisco Murguia. commander OF
the Mexican federal troops in the
state OF Coahuila. has revolted
against President Cerranza. accord
ing TO confidential advioes received
here today from Mexico.
Cu'rnnza's control Of Coahuila, his
home. is pu, in Jeopardy by this act
of his general, II is said here. since
villa and his forces. who are sup
posed 20 be eneampod In the noun
tains in Northern Coahuila. may
take advantage OF this weak spot and
seize the state.
villa recently raided several towns
in Coahuila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02

When the rope swung
close to his head 10 be adj
justed. Newell ducked and
drew back in terror. An
official attempted to
fasten the knot and he fell
TO the scaffold.
Newell was lifted to his
feet. but as the black cap
went over his head he sank
to his knees.
At last, swaying from
side to side. Newell stood
alone and the trap drop
ped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
ct ong Man.
IsSimster,
Is Charge

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. a.
Alleging that the picture. The
Tong Man" scheduled TO be pro
scented az local theatre. begin.
ning next Sunday. IL Japanese
propaganda. the Chinese Welfare
society today sent protests to the
board OF supervisors. asking the
film be barred
The play. featuring Sesaue Hay
akawa. Japanese film star. Is ''an
insult TO the Chinese race. and is
designed TO stir up feeling against
the Chinese" according TO y. Y.
Chue secretary Of the society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
Merchants Blue;
Must Mark Cost
on Every Article

BUTTE. Jan. Montana mer.
chants were suffering from an
acute attack of blues" today.
and marking wholesale cost prices
ON every article for sale, in letters
four inches tall. The state law.
requiring wholesale cost tags on
all merchandise. went into effect
the first OF the year. The legis.
lature passed the law in an at.
tempt TO curb profiteering. Mer-
chants forlornly declare that
wholesale cost prices do not reflect
the real cost. because such i'm.
portant items as rent. deprecia.
ton. pay rolls and insurance are
not included and that the public
will draw unjust conclusions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
Maggie's Nose Is Counted: Census Begins

she lockcd 45. " day. In 20
minutes she and her "old man"
had been booked for Uncle sam
the ifth decennial census OF tho
United States had begun In Seattle.
Then she went shivcring hack to
bed
ITS the bunk. amt t.. census.
taker2' she commented.
Enumerators Turn Out
In every quarter OF the city Fyi-
day morning enumerators started
work. In IS days they must com
plete counting every one Of the
400. .00O-or however many there are
men. women and children In
town.
King county enumeratorH. outside
the city. are luckier. They have
30 days 10 complete the joh But
they must gather more facts from
the farmers than city counters need
gather from town folk.
It's "A house.to.house game. Every
doorhell must be rung and every
member Of the family duly tnbii.
lated. ~ 10 name. age. occupation
and what not. Hotels. lodging
houses and apartments must bc
thoroly combcd
All Uncle Sam asks Ia that the
enumcrators be given as little trou.
bic as possible, that the work may
be speeded. Getting your nose
counted IL about the only thing
these days. that costs you nothing
and that isn't war taxed.
There nre 276 cnumcrntors in the
city and G4 In the county outside
the city. II. by any chance.
the onumcrator misses you, which
isn't likely To happen. don't hesl.
tate. Catch him and drag him
back Insist upon being counted.
Each enumerator has n precinct.
Mrs. Mary Bocschem, who lives at
1ii6 James 81. for instance. has pre-
cipct 1856. She is enumerator No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-02
Knock knock knock"

* mock knock
No answer.
KNOCK knock. .KNOCKr'
'Dowant any milk amorningf'
sleepily In a woman's voice.
1T isn't the milkman. It's"
"Gowan away. Dowant any book
agents, life insurance.
You'll have TO get up. madam.
Sorry. It's the census man"
10000. hunt Come back safter-
noon. I dowanua get up. It's too
c-c.coldr'
How many people live in this
house?'
Two. and the old man. lie
amt home gonna work"
whats your name2"
maggie -. Gowanna way"
How old were you your last
birthdayY'
"s.a-a-a-a.y! How do you get
that way? donno you. I'm sweet
sixteen, Why"
NO. don't mean how old your
next birthday How old we're you
on your last oneY'
"Why choose me TO josh and
kid with? | s'pose ! gotta get up.
G.g-g.gee. but amt It c-c-c-old. tho?
Wait till ! get my old mans bath.
robe. and I'll he right out"
And when she reached the door,