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Evening star., 1920-06-27
Fresh Candies

S1.0O W1nOSOr CnOcO. N1
late Almonds, pound box ~>'0o
$I.OO Lowell & CovePs Deli
ciOus Assorted Chocolates, 73c
pound box. ......
$1.OO Lady Helen Chocolate
Covered Cherries, full 70-
pound. .......
6Oc Jordan Almonds, i0r
pound
6Oc Lowell & Covel's I0~
Cream Caramels, pound.
soc Hershey's Milk Choc- L0c
olate Kisses, pound. .....
Sc Peters Almond x
Bar. ......
30c HOston's Vanilla Sweet
Chocolate, half-pound 16c
cakes.
zoe Maillard's Sweet Choco-
late, ! t \ cakes lSc' 25c
: lot
4Oc Planters Whole 00c
Sailed Peanuts, 6-oZ jars.
4Oc U-All-No Cream 0oo
Mfnts.
soc Borden Milk Chocolate
Cubes, one-pound 6or
DOAeS
Evening star., 1920-06-27
Buy Your Gillette
From "Peoples"
Big FeIlou

Beautiful 6 u n
wood case with
soft lusterless fin
ish. The mans
size Razor for a
mans size fist.
Twice as heavy as
any other model
of Gillette. Takes
the same size Gill
lette blades.
$500 Big Fell
low Triple Silver
P ] a t e d r azo
dozen %'ss . S3.98
Evening star., 1920-06-27

Twinplex stropper will remedy your dull Gillette
blades-it only takes a minute to sharpen blade
Buy it from "Peoples' and save 81 cents. q 40
Evening star., 1920-06-27
Great Savings on This
List of Food Products

Armour's Grape Juice. PIT. 2sc; qt., SIC
welch's Grape Juice, pit, 32c; Ct, &c
Burham's Clam. s3c, &c and. .... .23c
Dandelion Butter Color, 45c and. .23c
Borden's Matted Milk, $2.25. 7sc
and RIO
Horlick's Matted Milk. $3.50, 75c
Peptogenic Milk, S1.15 and. ....... Soc
Philips Cocoa .-35c
Brooks Barley, 39c and. d...........2 Csc
Robinson's Barley, 45c and. ..... Roc
Johnson's Barley, 35c and. ....... zoe
Eskay's Food. $3.50, s3c. SOC and. .2sc
Imperial Granum. S9c. 59c and. CSC
Nestle's Food, s2.6s, 5sc and. .2sc
Mellin's Food. 6Sc and. .............4S .4Sc
Steero Beef Cubes. $1.ss, CSC and. .2sc
Armour's Beef Cubes. ...............2 .25c
Red Gross Beef Cubes. .25c
Hires Root Beer Extract. ........ .lSc
Bee Brand Root Beer Extract. .15c
Our Special Blend Coffee. pound. 400
ovaltine, $1.10 and. d................5Sc .5Sc
Dryoo Dry Milk. S. SO and. ....... $50
| Sea Salt. five-pound bag. -25c
Evening star., 1920-06-27

Standard $500 Gillette
Safety r zor, complete
with blades. Peo- G. Or
pies price ...... VS~/0
Gillette Nilady Decolette,
in ivory case; $500 values,
complete ........... $4.98
Gillette, in gold: $500
value $4.SS
Gillette Shaving Set, con-
tains Razor. Blades, Shaw
ing Stick and brush; $3.50
value S6. -
Gillette Blades, six in
package, 45c; dozen. SEC
Ever-Ready Razors, $1.OO
value -............. Toe
Ever-Ready Blades, six
In package ........... 29c
Evening star., 1920-06-27

Chlorox Tooth Paste. SOC
tubeS ooC
Pepsodent Tooth Paste, SOC
tubes .............. &c
Lyons Tooth Powder or Paste;
Peoples price. ........-...-. 1Sc
Colgate's Dental Powder; Peo-
PIES price, SOC and .----;; 20c
Lavoris. 49,. .s5c, 42c and 2lc
Alkacide .23c
Pyrodento Liquid, 85c, 45c, 23c
Kolynos Liquid id.........-... .5sc
Rub;foam .23c
Evening star., 1920-06-27

Superf1uous warships. filled with con-
crete. are offered by the British govern
ment to coast towns for use as break
waters.
Evening star., 1920-06-27

Goodyear Hot-water Bottle, .
quart size; made especially for
our stores, of heavy ma
room rubber; guaranteed (f 40
! year. r..........-..
Senate Fountain Syringe; full .
quart size; made by Goodyear;
guaranteed ss '.'. : years. $1.98
Evening star., 1920-06-27
Standard Deodorants
Guaranteed Rubber Goods

Congress Fountain Syringe; full
2-quart size; guaranteed T1 20
l year. .....-..........
Goodyear Hot-water Bottle: full
o-quart size; made especially for
Peoples Drug Stores: of best
heavy maroon rubber; &f 20
guaranteed . years.. p>@o/
Evening star., 1920-06-27

Comfort Powder. 49o and. .25c
Johnson's Baby Tale. l5c
Graham's Violet Borated Taic.
lb. :........ oec
Mavis Tale. .............. .25c
Barnard's Tale, all floral odors.
Choice 35c and Ice
Evening star., 1920-06-27
Your Fauorite Shampoo
Toilet Soaps
Tooth Preparations

Colgate's Dental Cream, Peoples
price. Csc and ......-.....- l0o
Kolynos Tooth Paste; Peoples
price ...-....-..... ...-..-..l lSo
Pyrodento Paste. .2sc
Mennen's Tooth Paste. $50
Forhan's Tooth Paste; Peoples
nrice 45c and ESQ
Sozodont Liquid go
Sanitol Liquid, 5sc and .....3so
OdeI .45o
Penslar orodentine ne.'........-. $50
Ziborphen, s5c. 45c and. .26e
Evening star., 1920-06-27
Imported and Domestic
Extract and Toilet Waters
Face Pouder
Toilet Creams

Daggett & Ramsdell's Cold
Cream, tubes. 3sc. 19c and. :. 10c
Daggett & Ramsdell's Cold
Cream, jars. $1.l9. SOC, 3sc
and .29c
Elcaya Cream. SOC size. ...... .19c
Holmes Frostilla. .......... .23c
Ponds Vanishing Cream,
Evening star., 1920-06-27
TaLcun1 PoUder

Mennen's Tale, CSC size. 49,. .17e
Hudnut,s Violet Sec Tale. $50
Dier-Kiss Tale. .2lo
williams Tale. violet or car
nation: choice .15o
Coleate's Tale. Csc and .... .lso
Souibb's Tale Ito
Evening star., 1920-06-27

Developing and printing
and enlarging in all ollr
stores. Leave your films
today-get them hack to-
morrow t21 hours serv-
ice). Glossy finish work
our specially.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land
office at santa Fs, New Mexico, Sept.
80. 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Juan De
Dlos Serna. of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
who, on November 2, 1916, and April 1,
1918, made homestead entries. Nos.
02S457 and 035544, for WY En- sen
sWA, WE sen swh. swh NEH swA,
Wa sWh and M NEA sWh, SEA-
NEA SWk. Eh EN- SEA sWA
Section 81. Township. 9, North.
Range East, N. NJ P. Meridian,
has filed notice OF intention to make
three year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described. before
United States Commissioner at Albuquer-
que. Bernalillo county, New Mexico. on
November 8, 1920 m@*
Claimant names as witnesses: Antonio
Garcia. Of Tijeras. New Mexico; Lufs
Garcia Y. Garcia, Of Tijeras, New Mex
leo; Adolfo Griego. of Tijeras. New Mex
leo; Romolo Gonzalez. Of Tijeras. New
Mexico.
FRANCISCO pELeApo. Register.
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FOUND

lUUND-'rhreos full Cartons tobacco:
Identify and pay for this add. Phone
go
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ron sALn

s5.o0O-Five-room frame bungalow. mod
ern. extra wen built. full basement,
glassed sleeping perch, built-in features.
) garage. trees shrnbbery. flowers, lot
62hxl42. South Broadway; q real bar
gain.
$5,50O--Eight- room, two-story, pebble
dash, modern, extra large sleeping
porch. good location, West Silver ave-
nue..
&s,5oo--Fivs-room frame. modern, high
lands close in. e,.s+aa, 10. ..ss
Other residence and business properties
in all parts Of the eity.s-'N
A. FLEISCHER,
Real Estate, Insurance., Loans
Phone s74. III South Fourth Street
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CROCKETTS ELECTRIC STUDIO.
High Glass Photos a Specially.
Kodak finishing, the very best.
302h West Central.
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FOR SALE:--Kanches

FOR sALE-7Cozy Corner ranch. four
blocks north Of jail. Apply at ranch or
call at 2l5 North Fourth
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WANTED-Houses

~>~~~~~<~~s~~~S-S~~ ~-e-~-~-o-~-~->e~r~~.
WANTED-ATo rent four or ftve-foom
house. unfinished or rooms. Phone
1851 r
WANTED--To buy five or six-room resi-
dehcc: one-third cash, balance terms.
Gail 54s..
WANTED--To rent four or fivc.room I'M
L furnished house, close in; Will sign
lease. Phone 49,. Hawkins.
WANTEn-To rent four to six-room un I.
furnished modern house. Biological
Survey. phone 577, or 1871.
WANTEp--To list a few houses. worth
the money, in the Fourth ward. ID. l.
Kingsbury, 210 West Gold. phone SSH.
wANTED-To buy five or six-room
brick house in the lo@lands; give sd-
dress and price, Write Home Buyer, care
Journal
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FOR SALE-Furnlture


FOR SALE-Furnlture
FOR sALE--Gas range, Kitchen heater,
china cupboard, hall tree. Ais South
Arno.
FOR SALE--Hange, stove, sanitary cot.
kitchen table, oil stove, pair springs.
Il04 South Walter.
FOR SALE-Dressers. heavy beds, mat
tresses. rockers, springs and every
thing in new and used furniture. priced
to sell; Ford size tires. new ron-skid
and rib tread. si2.15 and sl375. s25
South First.
FOR SALE-Twol Vernis Martin beds.
two fifty4poupd Paragon cotton mat
tresses. two heavy spring, one walnut
bed and springs. sanitary couch and pad,
child's bed. three dressers. one como ode,
dining table and six chairs, SIX rockers
one, sx12 rug. refrigerator, sewing ma
chine. vacuum sweeper. six-hole range.
Peninsular heater and other articles; all
Of above In good condition and no sick.
ee3 North First
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iLoST-on Sixth street. grip. marked
rfggetr & Meyers Tobacco Company
grip contained advertising matter; return
to- SIS West coppef.. avenue; reward.
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LOST

LosT-Lady's black leather purse con-
tanning concert tickets and some
money: reward il returned to Ill South
Fourth.
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DANDY BUNGALOW

Six nice rooms, fine porches, built
in china cabinets. bookcases and
kitchen features; hard wood floors.
furnace, garage, fine lot, paved
street; nice location, close in, for
few days only. Price 1000. s
w. W. MCDONALD eG.,
Phone 966-W. los S. Third.
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WANTED-Agents

AGENTS = Large manufacturer wants
agents to sell Eosiery, underwear,
shirts dresses, skirts waists, shoes,
clothing, etc. Write for free samples.
Madison Mills. sos Broadway. New York.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-06
Such Is Life
As It is Seen
By o. B. JOYFUL

Squire Abner Harpington had
fair to middling success with his
garden last year. Raised bumper
crops of blisters, weeds. clods and
backaches. Besides which he
stepped on the rake twice.
. Amateur gardeners will do well
to place eggplants in rows. never
in nests.
Vegetable oysters do not thrive
when anchored to the bottom of
pond.
Prof. Spade believes. that while
planting in the dark Of the moon
may produce satisfactory results in
some instances, still better crops
may be attained by planting in the
dark of the soil.
Maybe you, too. have noticed
there are more Mauds on the front
porch than in the garden.
The best liars grow the biggest
crops-when you hear them> tell
about II.
It isn't a dairy merely because
you grow cowpeas and milkweeds
in your garden. But your neigh
bor's chickens can't get over the
idea that your garden is their pas
ture.
Still. you have this consolation.
What the chickens STEAL the bugs
won't get later on.
Experts agree that garden work
furnishes as much exercise as golf.
but q guy can't handle q midiron
and hoe At the same time.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-06
Menace of National Deficit

William Howard Taft
Herald of yesterday which he his
Regarding proposed soldiers bonus legislation states: I'VE
FACING of the current fiscal To grant
fhe deficit least ssooooooooo"
discussing the the dement's of the
be called to the fact
expenditures promise to far exceed its income
Vet this fact does people, whether in office
pr
wife thoughtfu-or bitter-session
all the bills
he the clote the landlord must be nursd
song avoid ultimate bustup Such
only Johns and friend wfes pride and stomach
those with whom they trade and those dependent
Upon them
which possibly has much do with Mr. Tats
deficit Of several billions
The country rich If expended than taken
hy bonds increase If the government
Aaddn that when rubbed would fill the Treas
vaults has disappeared and Can not be found
The has only advantage the individual
spends his income the take
people through This however limited
for taxation checks the growth and prosperity Of the
Slunty and can easily bring serious trouble
"With practically of the world bankrupt the
bankruptcy the United States will have take
hold financial the future it
avoid the predcament writes Elisha Hanson who
has thorough study of the fiscal situation for
of The Washington Herald Should the American
actually become bankrupt Of the horrible conditions
Confronting European countries have be faced here
Every agency like the American Federation of Labor
United Chamber of Commerce we'll contribute
their thought toward the solution of the financial
problems confronting the United States.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-06
Organizing the Provinces

The Maritime Board of Trade, of ST. john New Brunswick is
by influence bring
and Prince Edward Island The plea based economy,
Efficiency the of having weight
n settlement of British North American affairs. Combined the
three provinces it is argued front against
West and powerful Ontario Quebec
Opposition will be partly sentimental partly political
partly bureaucratic The be
cannot fail be educational especially the trading interests Of
Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island with those of New
foundand Considered from standpoint
zion toward Capitalization and federalism such
Australia made effective after much briefer experiment
provincial The British north the line undoubtedly
Gre passing of natonasm They
quite certain about the future Of the of which they
They intend hereafter be dependent politically
financially London
y during the has forced aid
degree than they sustain permanently Naturally
they planning together superfuou
raive machinery and distinct entity preparing for what
lies ahead.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-06
Army Orders

The provisional appointment in the reg
ular army Of Firt Lieut.. Bennett Hart Bow
ley, jr., Corps Of Engineers, Is hereby made
permanent.
The provisional appointment in the reg
ular army Of First Lieut.. John Henry HiiI-
dring, infantry, is hereby made permanent.
Capt. Howard B. Nurse, Quarterm aster
Corps, is relieved from his present duties as
constructing quartermaster and disbursing
officer for quartermaster interiSr storage
depot. Schenectady, N. Y, and will turn
over to his successor, Capt. Frederick A.
Smith, Quartermaster Corps, all funds, files,
and records pertaining to this project.
Mai. George W. Cooke, Quartermaster
Corps. is relieved from his present duty In
the Office Of the Director Of Finance, and
will proceed to Camp Holabird. Ma.
First Lieut.. Glenn Phelps, Air Service. is
relieved at Langley Field, Hampton, Va,
and will proceed to Brooks Field, San An
tonic, Tex.
Capt. Emert Shields. Air Service, is re-
lieyed at Norfolk, Va, and will proceed to
the aviation general supply depot. Americus.
Ga.
Maj. Eliot v. Graves, Quartermaster
Corps. viii proceed to New York City. on
temporary duty for the purpose Of con-
ference with the executive section Of the
Olympic games committee. on matters per-
tanning to Olympic athletic program.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-06
Notes By a Washington Observer
dent of Cuba Bids for Fraternity Conven-
tioh-Atlantic City Secret Revealed.

Perhaps because of the unsavofy
political reputation recent events
have given it,. Washington now
bankers to become an Industrial CEN
ter. Substantial progress is being
made in the desired direction. A
survey recently completed by the
Merchants and Manufacturers Asso-
citation shows that there are about
500 firms engaged in manufacture of
various articles in the District of
Columbia. not including press
agents. Harvesting up OF Potomac
water power Is urged as the de-
velopment best designed to promote
the Capitals ambitions to become o
Pittsburg. =.
Gen. Mario @. Menocal. President
of Cuba. has-extended an Interesting
Invitation to the members of the
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity of
the United States. He wants them
to hold their next national conven-
tion in Havana and will send Gu
ban warship to American shores to
pick them up. President Menocal,
an alumnus OF Cornell (class Of $50,
Is an enthusiastic ''Deke." Cuba has
had added attractions for eminent
Americans since January 1s. Among
those eligible to accept Gen. Memo
calls invitation are Senators Lodge.
Brandegee, McKellar and Wads-
worth, Representative Nicholas
Longworth; u. 8. Supreme Court Jus
tice John II. Clarke: August Bel
mont, J. p. Morgan. Stuyvesant
Fish. Albert J. Beveridge and Payne
whitney. The late Admiral Peary
was a "Deke." Another of the fra
ternity's foreign members is Wis
count Chinda. formerly Japanese
Ambassador at Washington. who
was at Wabash College. Indiana,
with Mr.. Beveridge.
The Department OF Agriculture's
discovery that plant life depends
The Washington herald., 1920-04-06

for nourishment on light rather
than temperature Is likely to have
especially Important results for the
tobacco industry. DR.. w. w. Gar
ner, the departmental expert who
specializes In tobacco culture, found
that Il now 10 possible to cultivate
on virtually unlimited scale the
extraordinarily tall stalks that
shoot up in almost every planta-
tion. Hitherto 1t was not possible
to propagate these freak" stalks.
as they contained no seeding ingre-
dients. DIR. Garner has discovered
that by proper light treatment they
can be perpetuated ad libitum. IL
is thought that the tobacco crops
of the country may be trebled in
consequence.
Pennsylvania farmers. through
their local and State oranges, are
taking a lively interest In the
project to erect In Washington a
temple OF agriculture" commensu-
rate in dignity and size with the
temple OF labor" which the Ameri-
can Federation put up at Massa-
chusetts avenue and Ninth street.
Senators seeking the cause of
Senator Hiram w. Johnson's re-
fusal to address a commercial club
at Flint, Mich. last week learned
yesterday 1t was because he was to
have been limited to a five-minute
speech. Imagine a Senator con-
fining himself to FIVE minutes" COM
mented one of Mr.. Johnson's col
leagues. Apparently the Flint
Commercial Club doesn't know the
breed"
washingtonians back from their
showery Easter at Atlantic City tell
of a well-patronized "speak-easy'
at the shore, where six officers of
the law" were detailed to preserve
order and see that business pro-
ceeded in decorous fashion!
F. w. w.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-06
FOREIGN STEWS.

The daily papers bring us
news of current European
stews, and messes of a
score of brands as served
in other foreign lands.
1t seems the Russian
appetite requires bullets day
and night. while in Berlin
the bill-of-fare Is revolution
everywhere.
In Turkey massacres are booked
and so the Turkish goose IL
cooked and Germany, we must
confess. Is stirring up an
awful mess.
The foreign stews, the reader
finds, are novelties Of many
kinds, from messes only slightly
spoiled to wilder ones. and
harder boiled.
N. A. LUFBURRow.
Copyright. 1870. By the Mcclure syndieats.l
The Washington herald., 1920-04-06
Folks and Things
Around Washington
Labert St. Clair.

With President Wilson back at
his desk, the world championship
contest for clean desk" honors is
on again here. Chief contestants
here are the President. Admiral Sam
MCGOWAN and former Gov. Joe Folk,
of Missouri.
The President probably is entitled
to the lead in the race now because
of the vast accumulation of work he
not always free from papers. they
always are in regular order. When
has on hand, and while his desk is
he comes to work every morning he
straightens out his papers in the or
der in which he expects to dispose
Of the business before him during
the day. Then, as new business arr
rives, he makes readjustments. At
taches of the White House know
when various matters will be reach
ed by determining their relative po-
sitions on the executive desk. Fur
thermore, they know very well that
1t Is useless to try to attempt to
induce the President to take up any
thing out of its regular order.
McGowan's Claims to the cham
pionship come from the fact that
there never Is a paper on his desk
when he goes home in the evening.
Folks desk never appears to be
clean. technically, but 1t generally
Is actually because he uses 1t mere
1y as filing cabinet. Though Folk
may have thousands OF papers ly-
ing around his desk. he is said to
know the exact location of every
single sheet.
Speaking Of clean desks, within
the last year there was a certain
government Official who never had
a paper in sight on his desk. And
he used to boast to visitors that he
was Cleaned up to the minute" 4"
Finally. under fire. he got out of the
government service. and II required
several months for his successor to
clean up the unanswered correspond
ence that had been chucked aside In
the interest OF neat appearing
offices
engineers in the employ of the
United States Fuel Administration
recently issued a reror that was
a wonder to behold. So simple was
1t. that operators in eighty-odd coal
fields throughout the country were
to a penny, by a glance at the chart.
Needless to say, 1t required much
work to get up the report. and r.
". Norris, a renowned mining en-
gineer. who came to Washington as
a volunteer worker, was one of the
men responsible for 1t.
One afternoon during the prepara-
tion of the report. Norris dropped
into the Fuel Administrators of
fice. slumped into a chair and an
nounced that he was going home,
as he was no good for ANYTHING
more that day.
"All right. skip along" his su-
perior said, but what's the trouble?'
II don't know" Norris said. I've
been able to extract square root in
my head all day. but now. plague
take It. I can't do cube root In my
head to save my soul"
The Washington herald., 1920-04-06
Naval Orders

Comdr. Arthur L. Bristol-Det. command
o. s. 8. Breckinridse: to conn. (. o. u. 8.
s. Herndon and in command when commsd
Lieut.. Michael J. Dambacher supply
Corps)-Det. U. s. s. louisiana; to Assist
ant to Supply officer Naval supply Station.
Hampton Roads. Va.
Lieut.. Roy e. MeCorkindale fCivil Eng.
Corps)-Det. Navy Yard. Mare Island, Cal. !;
to Navy Yard, Washington. d. c.. in Pub
lie. Works Dept
Lieut.. John e. Robertsv-Det. Navy Yard,
Boston. Mass; to Disbursing Districts,
Great Lakes, Ill.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-06
ADAMY LINE O. CHEER
By John Kendnck Bangs
BOVINE.

I've often laughed to see cow
Stand close beside q brimming NOW.
Yet strive with effort most intense
For wisps beyond the wired fence.
How like ourseiyes--not satisfied
With riches lying at orr side.
Our harvests seek ON distant shores
Blind to the things within our
doorsi
The Cow is but an adult calf
And as for man-it is to laugh!
tcopyrisht. 1870. by the Mcclure sypdicate.)
The Washington herald., 1920-04-06
A Paradoxieal. Paradise.

. have q little cottage.
Where roses climb around,
And a PRETTY little garden.
Where blossoms all abound.
The sky Is very azure.
And am azure. too.
For. while the dew IL falling.
Dhe rent is falling duel
Cartoons Magazine
The Washington herald., 1920-04-06
Lenine on Propaganda and Social Reform

In cable dispatch Geneva quoted saying
sThe profer is best propagands really
forms which might alay popular discomfort
The truly liberal throughout the world based
belief that effective social reforms will
Rent Lenne without intending do strengthens this liberal
belief
AS propaganda without exception
des placed them position know credit the Boshev with
he sk propagandists brought So Lenine
may be taken authority the effectiveness
of propaganda.
More than members of months
One certain beat the high
Congress
Judge Carvis rules that with hip pocket is
outlaw The big difference is he's liable popular many
which is something that be said of the gun
1t begins to look and though the
the deliberations donkey and
the G. o. p elephant
When Lloyd George Irish trouble on the United
States there is to believe famine in alb prevailing
England. -.H ~
OF have without also
Hamlet without the melancholy Dane but neither customary
After everything said done was there ever time when
the landlord and the tenants friends.
Another proposed lxur folk find what they
deem necessities luxures
We really describe the daylight saving for
he District as the of the hour
Woods Hole by way, refer to the quiet retreat of
pne of our prominent candidates for President
clothes make the given credit for quantity
production. = :,
81
The Washington herald., 1920-04-06

Another proposed tax luxuries and most folk {
deem necessities now are luxuries