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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

~ fAftT cAse laAr iAilf s''o1
ereauf-na- 900 saar-Nf,7 and saa
chaTgsd r1isEs and & fev coarse y
ialaee1 rufs a lifiie powdered sugar ;
ulx al rase,he-. a3i a feR drsps q
arv asrar.ns extract ana spread cre'
fhe cake S.uf cream cooked with
souai usrrs 81 hrevn surnr ann thicf.
fe ehieA IS aatel ftw mats makes
81 nusi 5eirors cake ? ine and ffssi-
rc Stu- gresm may ae ust'1 l1 stF
sa1fl dressing Hllgh calls - sweet
cream uat nr e 8resslle s'guAilf good.
Nos haled dressings. 80 vel as uAy-
oi--aise. are Improved iy The ao1i'lo1
0f cream s1ur cream nfigs a. Nrli
as speei and ssEss TIE pace - sweet
cream.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

0srs - fhe vavs at dlSI.as.ng 81 iefi-
Hvers j. rc' to have Any hut even "a
iiie heS -nauaEri hausehoids there -
hound rs ~ same foods EFT over. We
ao ns wish fo ht rlgeardiy. nor vi
$, Trofuse ~ uur Trari6Irc thar there
Is Any great smeuri a. food leff over.
4 SNAIL ast - corr ufieh RS been
served IS vegetable mzE sTpe2r
sra5n Ia ffe farva of teg f-fters -
5 ca-wisn fe- s dish a. ch5cfen which
was 5gst enough % 80 around The
corn Is saved and the chicken Is thus
Sufficient
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
TUESDAY
NORMA TALMAoGE
n pAu6ATEs Or TWO WORLDS


u DAUGHTER Or TWO WORLDS
4 80 king oogirAsi between tns
higa ard lcW walks az liie Is drawn
Ia she ho'oplar. a Ilzschssr a
two Nor.as. trum the novel 81 iAe
same name aF Il 8oY SeaL
NprmS Talmsdge. vito IS starved as
Jerne Malone plays shs ,a1 q ihe
beansliu' dAashisr 4 Hlstk Jefg
Malone keeper uf questionable
aaufe hzh 70 ihe slums
The 4zEbiIions 81 her father who i
nof as AlAcs as hls nAene would il :
y'csif. ezrry atr our of sal. fhrough
fashionable aoardlng school Tor
slrss ard into society where sh.
meess rhe man wh0 ~ins her ioTe
TIE sligMs q Tn past follows her
into her new enY r0umsrs. and c
drE.lAilc si1aallon arises Whez Jennie
learns f1Ai she alo1s ezn save from
he electric chair nan who has besn
wrongly convicted at m1rder.
Ta Go 80 Jennia j. .orce5 10 risk
TIE loss d. b. sl2ace an her FEaee
seese1v.
csn g.l q ne un6erEosad. wAo
has lived straight. make good il ne
a world
The qboioplAv answers shae quss-
Jon
PGihe Review, Literary T5ges-. and
FStty Arbackie il 'wo-reel reissue
Flckae Fsr1ys Fslle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26


Ne~ 4AFatst- t"'
sna spAii4es n,rsss7
and very expensive
sfse-Rei'' '~tAt- sA
y-rd. sAss i.e -f .see-s
II" hAe. siNA
are 12FA VIA earf''-s
orans in fnt tna t' lt--fef
i.ef,ee fa.ifs a1f nfh
waite ~as N-Nff-
iDio sAe tahf F
IN tans aroeans. Hfs -~
are .~afi-s 81 str srf
ties, as Vt- - ii--rf4
in some rasfs taf iteaffs Gre
lne1 Rih ees-t fa
trimming is roi p tfa-taf
-s ~ qrvtion@ ffa
Ne~ Nars Nt' ntft
f-1crMeas s'4f -il i-.i .-t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

draw cat the inflammation. at
tract tie Hood away from the
oonees..i spots and reheye the
cough. In addition the medicinal
INGREDIENTS cf Nicks are vapor-
szed bv TIE bodv hest. These
vapors are brsaihed IN al night
long. thus, bringing The medication
70 bear disScsly upon the isaasned
areas. ea-~W~
Nicks should be rubbed IN
over TIE throat and chest until
the SKIN is red-then spread on
tmckly aEi covered with hot
flanne, cloths. Leave the cloth
ing loose around the neck and
Tie bed clothes arranged in the
form % Z funnel 50 the vapors
arsing NAV lie freely inhaled.
IL the cough IS annoying swallow
: snail ht the size 81 a pea.
Chiidrens digesions are deli
ca,e-eaSilv disturbed by too
much dosing Nicks. there
fore. IS particularly recommended.
Snce il IS externally applied and
50 can be usei often and freely
without tie slightest harmful
ELECTS.
Samples 70 new users vii be
sent free on request - the Wick
Chemical Company. 2Si hroad
Street, Greensboro, y. c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
FtA Eans sakta

Tafe one curfll q cooks1 rice and
0ne Curfni q FAXED cooked f>h ere
err Vs9 helieA, a Tablespoonful ~
strane fhsese q te1T,aenfrl q lemon
ulce ard salt ana Tesger 70 taste
yorm into hairs place Ia a battered
utr ana faie q delicate hrawn. Serve
Win slices = tuIlere3 Toast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

NhoopsnF cough is the uleSn-
est disease tkat childhood IS
heir -. While rarely fatal n
:tsell. except 70 cialdren under
Two years a aee. stsll il hangs On
- ione--tile coughing raroSys-T,s
are a. violent. Preventing proper
sleep and digestion that when
TIE disease does disappear Il
leaves the child weakened and
rsn down. In addition the
violent coughing racks ard strains
TIE sir passages and after re-
oovcrv this irritation frequently
remains.
During this period q oonval-
essence TIE child should he most
carefully watched until full
strength IS restored and the ar
passages REGAIN tseir normal tone
A prunlnent authority even goes
50 lar as 70 say There IS mere
criminal neglect in connection
with whooping cough than With
aav c.lls disease" "
Whale the disease IS active.
Nick' s Nap0Rgb usually helps -
lessen the violeu~a q the cough
ing, but il is durns coaNal-
osance that Nici7s IS most val
uahic
Because Nscks acts locally BY
stimulation thru the SKIN -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
It TAKES THE JOY
o.. % lise--ln she sp~ins Nssn
l-rpure Esoec. Lest srestss-

I.s<elessaeSs. fsSsilo1e and tAA' Urea
feeling g4il acxn he4ltA 'o fhe los
,txei that inylsrs A-atss
TIE kn4es bs>culse Wt.Ak A1a ii.e
Stems hardly Wo-ih As.AE
II this coa3sloG Hoo1s >@gsApA-
ria Las ~ rial -Au1@n soach.
meets the 1ssces sisy- i-fs-a'a @na
canpzeselx. ts parsllts t1f tlat'a
creates Al ApssiNe. "Uasss foaa
taste sood. ana alds 1izss4se-, seas
naturally lncgeas4as ssleff 80 ss 4
q coza1zl<.s selse- NAa Ss-+~liAs a. tat
~hose <sssc- Ts-1 - sfl91t cas-:
os ssrsng rsn4 ia xxl 1z 4 nesp4n-ts
ard TIE xhole work slfrs azaA-
Take Heed S4rsasaar tor faAT
sprlas Medicine lse1 - s1ca .e
re4r!v fsiv yezrs ls thousands i4
makes food ,4sfe Eeo1
Keep Cn hand heod flis ss 3
se1.le laxative or IN a1rses doses. -s
81 active cathArsic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
MEcNE EScEN
HOUSE pE-Ers
ne --s- - tho1ss1c --ctic-s =
SILK HUSBANDS AND CALICO
ssiNes~

AM -LsND
&Nes~
A massive gao.0 arzEnarie racron-
CIV. embracing every eleme-f of ~
irs1rc-narr enter tzzrrers thsr ske
1i1d czn conceive. saggeS- q insni-e
SIX Husbands and C2lcs w-Fres.
hqnity picTures' Sperial -~oage1io-
sf1rr NJ House Peters. ufp he hsghfx.
interesting e Local moving nsf-era
oero.ees for > naneer o. reasons
Ias picture 1s based on Monte u
haiss-9cA1s' g.cpulAr nor-l q Ansri-
can Afe. 4 fh1rpR-hly ard insenslr
meceTn STORY. dealing win hc4A
country and cSrT. No s-er ar r-u4r
.o lie picture hss ever snaesre- ~
TIE se-ee--sf e tnfenselr ahso,asrr
and timely viii : beautiful 3orA s,o-r
running sh-oasA f. TIE story deairts
FsFl1ly -fs struggles q rwo rur-e
f.aoFse making their xtzr- tx isfs sresh
from ths Country. TAey are tun -
i1e s-sh1Sazszn 0f roafh and srA
Thrilled Z shei- csii q he great ciss.
NhHn IL r11er canes 70 &C 10 Npx
fc-k N..zz - trnaf .. ,Ae,
= LIE islcinre k2s exer a1ps'ars-r o.
metropolis makes OI fhen iris strong
Ear and woman. who n fAe -nids; ~
81 thelf szr-agz les 10 establish hen
selves .asre foEnS romance and
4 great lore Is tie Big hzm1a th4rle
g -siik RnshAods and Calico Wires :
: i , story thz7 REACHES down d..
il he hazr- n every ksusn bes1s
AID starts folks e talking and ihink-
lEg
Iws-reel rziirpsd drama win Hslea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

thfr Elldathfs Taias Nrara sia
Too harhr ha-atff hhr1r8tls
Lin aa1a, Aturliis FAin setAs .4
fade lgAi asaN
R4y aaiN q haRe- package conta fl-
irs yru,t- dITrttsont AlWaFs SaF
A1Ter
Haadg n t5xes q iahleIs casi
boz fsv CENTS DrasElss also ses
4rfef hhTef plrka-es ASsTln *
-he trade MArR N MArn.a@ @are ..
Noau1Hsf .csfitestrr Qf sEn. tlicsrit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
rlother5CookBook

Hou fu.ess and erama4s. tvta in ccu.saor
speech
IS sa.ai rre sense Which men c2n Cosft-
tFrf
NNnltsarsf as r'r Ene GER AZ As Ire iieht
We1edlns r eseTx clizst 4s s-t4.t 81 h1~
ere
if frar.sr stes 1atrs irtc TRUSTING fr'f'fI1s
An6 etes AIS oeHer passport rsan1 ne
fiVne
--gArnes ? fae3ls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

T4s srtss fsatfs derives .-.-n tte
nse Uf CAaul,fr'1lr 2 soasA Aeiaf-es
las len eraletgl.T = sck1oe le-dSt'1 ~
mszv Mos r5&-Ila = h.Asene4
natEfa~ I 0rlfeS Chan II flslll =
naa1h GfMesf S ~ tar ske te.sl zne4-
h.re ter so1rAs aaG colds Ne nAAf
fTs4 hal l nnr family. gave 4
so u.v <hnare1 uhe- sm-1 ior croJi
ana have lakfl d lrsesf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

Any htts q le1. oKtr saluoa II mixed
with cacnEt aaainc a few STRING
beans q cAaT5.e1 pieRle and ary good
aressing. ntff an aIEeiixinc said
Use lettuce ~ har1t- - Csrnish -
fAr p.atfsr q, salsd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
ss seealsr Fee

Toanc MAn--I Should ike 70 ssk
year adssce ssr - - wAeshe- pea
shsnk war t1aelser uoa.a make ne
{ sliszi,ie uifs
iAeyer = Nes do1r fA.ak sAe
wc4.4 Tea da.l4rs. gse2se
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

= si..sell ihi1s /. Vosaa1 NS1l1 n.xke
god N-sas rAe nssSp.seT1
WAY 49,
II takes a vs.n.sa & see ,ArcaxA
k.1cs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

Pace alternate lagers = chopped
suig ars1es. wirs bread crumbs Il
fut-ere3 taErc dish havilE TIE
Crun hs 81 the hl-fuuA ADD cinnamon
a- ru.mer wlth ltiir trawL sugar
sna lifs 81 hl-'sr over eAeh isFer- fsn-
Isl wi'h crumbs and tsEk- tg- - ho1r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
TEXAS WONDER.

Scr ksdrc< ant -ssacvr troubles.
yravel weak ara lr-ae hack rhe1mA-
usn sn1 irree .4risae~ Q. the kianeys
ana hlaaAeS Regulates Elseder t-cu-
Ales in children II no sold ~ drag
gsts mai, si.s Small bo;lss cftet
cu-e. Scnd i~r swcrn tes.imoniais
Dr.. 4. ". As.. 1895 o.'vs ST. 81
~zis. No sod ~ 17nsg-sts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
After Whooping
Cough What?

~1s No osA s-rses alx~ztassuss Frrparea fs
r<s~t kh>sa4n exz&1ax DISEASES ~t1h ~ts@SA
TIE fasz4ss1-sssA fneuz@r4. lnnsEz4, WnoefAnS
Co2h. Ae.sks q sxg csuk1ak3 sd--dtrn Rave
ths@s eeaaz tAsea. eFsssfi = n u Aarsne
lev N-i~e
81 Rab n1y X q Naae m rs senAF*N+ III p
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

Sentimental people Gs<1 20
st91y TIE i4rg szfs 81 Go~erS
She-~Nss t4t yea cant 1i&ne "a
ur1tr tAs circumstances y wt study
tke iAr914Fe q caoo4gts AID toraa-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26
NAME "bAYEn" MEANS
ASPIRIN IS GENUINE
Safely stop headaches as
told N Bayei PacNases

NEiars q ms1 are gguNr Rave
proved Ravtr r2hles a. A. srin
pi-A lhe haEer Cr1ss 90 tAb.s =.
ne aais tast. fnl-st -rierf -f3sei fa'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

Z rAts1ns q se.s nex saeaa. seen tn
sac RsT.9i1n snsluaacs. a. s4e sl.fA.
lsan.nc seNara re EAplrc Azc d.
fee4o.re -n8 tie classa< .laes < iAe
ovek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26


Are sea f-anrsf
To Re h4ppE - mass - NclL "
voa are if0a1t1fis troueice s.h ca
silsallu1 ana lnc.sssl ien yor srnnoi
se altos kciAtr AAppg take t'naaoe :
ialAs 4sbirsS - c0Frsxt- iAefr e.s-
orders They Are rrsmpi and effect
aal. eAsA 41e pheasant - kAke
Ira. Esssxins a.
Mss YSaehaloW--i must ce7lfess
was o1sse assoIisAes srleH J hrArd oi
your e1eseemeaL Mai business =
y01r 1sBcr iat
Mss l.s.ftose--Ees = col.ss-for ~
auslcces-
Ms reschhicU ] see
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-26

All Druggists are authorized TO refund money
in every case where
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
NEWS GOSSIP
.. OF new CASTLE
lSupt. Snavely Will Enforce
School Compulsory At
tendance Laws
lTACONY PEOPLE
, WANT THEIR GOAT

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Sept. 2i-Enorts are
being put forth by Superintendent II.
E. Snavely and the local school au-
thoritics TO enforce the school attend
aiice laws which provide for the COM
pulsory attendance OF all children be
tween the ages OF 7 and "a years OF
age. The children Of these ages are
compelled 20 attend the public school
every day during the school year. un-
less they have some reasonable eA-
cuse. such rs sickness Of the child or
or some member Of the family
Professor Snavely said last evening
that an abseniees, 10 which parents
or guardians have no. properly ceril-
fed, will be recorded as cases or tru-
ancy. George Bacon has been ap-
pointed by the local Board Of EdJcd-
ton as 0ttcndGnce officer
There has been "a pupils enrolled IN
The local High School TO date. This Is
said to be The largest enrolment since
the establishment Of the school.
Much interest is being taken by the
pupils in the manual training and
home economic courses. There are
gov 20 manual training pupils and Is
home economic pupils Most OF the
juni0rs desiring 20 take up the sub
lects have been handicapped because
az their daily schedule being fully
taken up. Superintendent SnaNely and
his corp Of instructors are now per-
iecting a schedule whereby members
Qf these classes Will have the oppor-
timity OF studying these subjects.
Several farmers residing along the
State Road have been availing them
Ealves OF the opportunity Of having
their silOs filled by demonstrators OF
the FOrdston tractor, who have been
demonstrating the various uses to
which the tractor may be put TO the
benefit Of farmers. These demOnstra-
g0rs have been cutting ensilage and
blowing 1t into the silos Of Clarence
"a. Grey. Samuel Spicer, William p.
Heinle. Wilkinson z. Cranston. Nc
Mah0n Brothers and Thomas Appleby.
Friendship Lodge, No 3. A. o. u. w.
held its weekly meeting last evening
81 the old town hall. The new band
will hold IFS semi-weeAy rehearsal
in that room this evening.
The first local talent carnival now
being conducted by the Good VIII
fire company. TO raise funds with
which 10 pay for the remodeling OF
fhe chemical engine, was attended by
E large crowd last night. Johnnie"
mufpNN ana MS ASSISTANT Az Ilt touu-
Try store and candy booth is one OF
Me big attractions Of the carnival.
There was a large crowd around their
booth from the time. Of opening at Z
o'clock In the evening until time for
closing. Many Housewives and hus-
bands are seen nightly carrying home
numerous packages and baskets OF
table commodities, the wares offered
At this booth
Tonight Is expected 10 be the ban
ner attendance night, and the differ
snt committees are laying in supplies
IN anticipation OF a bumper business
nig1t. All day today the chemical
engine IS going through the rural dis
ericts procuring produce 10 be offered
Tor sale.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
toseph Evans Of Seventh and Clark
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
THE EVENING JoURNAE FRIDAY, sEPTEMBER "A. leo

the scat, but says IL is an especial
favorite Of his small child who is
worrying over It's loss The Tacony
boys have sent word that II the goat
is returned a liberal contribution Will
be forwarded 90 the local flremcn to-
ward the engine fund.
Members of Industry Council. 10.
80. Junior Order United American Me.
chanics have been requested TO send
a representative committee. to meet
with Diligent Council. No. 10, OF VII
mingion. next Tuesday night, Wnen
committees az Nevport Newark. Del
aware City and different councils or
Wilmington will be In attendance, to
discnss the formation Of Quot
League. Also. it is said. the knights
IN pvthias OF these several towns are
considcring the formation OF a similar
league. The Independent Order OF
Red Men and the A q. u. w already
have such a league which has been
in operation for the past two or three
years. 10 Is the object NJ me Irc-
moiers Of the new leagues 10 arrange
a post season series between the WIN
ners In these organizations 10 Qeter.,
mine the fraternal championship OF
New Castle county. A..
citv council last evening held In she
Navor's office, the contract for the
construction of the csmen. walk :n
front OF the Good win Fire House
was awarded to Nalhaliol 6. Watson.
of fhis city for the sum OF s3iO ana
ne contract for the remodeling o.
certain parts OF the IRE hogs' wyss
siso "a, awarded to the same bidder Tor
500 The other BIDDER wls llalry
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

streets. are congratulalrg them on
lne birth Of a daugher.
ForwOod Mcllhenney. OF East
Fourth street. is one d the first res
idents Of the city 10 install a pipeloss
heater this winter.
Word was received here last evening
OF the death OF Ralph Gears. % years
old, a former resident OF this city.
who has been for the past several
months making his home in Whining
ton. Mr. Gears died In she HOncC-
pathic Hospital. Wilmington. yester-
day afternoon. where hs had neen
treated for several weeks. lie Is sur
yived by a wife and three children.
Funeral services will be held on sat
urday afternoon. lnterment will be
In RiverNiew cemetery.
Miss Lucy Morrison, OF Second and
Chestnut streets. is the proud posses
sOr OF one Of the most beautiful
flower gardens ever seen m This city
Beside having a great variety Of flOW-
ers found In almost every yard she
has a fine display Of Dahlias. one
large and new variety has blooms
measuring 3 TO inches across them.
The flower is yellow with closely
woven petals. Another is on the
ragged robin order, with long. curl
ing petals having a reddish 10 a light
pink tint. Residents from all parts
Of the city visit the flower yard.
Employees OF the Tacony plant Of
the Penn Seaboard Steel Corporation,
are anxious for the return OF the goat
stolen from them during the recent
baseball game between the team OF
that plant and the local plant team.
The goat was borrowed from a person
Who does not care for the-Nalue OF
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

costs by Mayor Ecklos last evening
for reckless driving OF a motor truck.
which he was operating. ilc nun into
the Keep 90 the rishl" sim at 2nd
and Delaware streets. and broke both
llght and sign.
James Abbott. who until recently
held the contract for removing ashe.
for the city, and who injured his
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

Clark and Son OF Delaware City.
whose bids for the cement walk was
SO much higher than the local CON
tractor that although their bid for Inc
remodel work was So cheaper. council
awarded the eniire contract 10 Mr..
Watson. Clarks bin was Tor cemen.
walk si5l and for remodeline S97.
Alexander Pochlic N3s 1ncd IS and
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

spine last spring, and has been suf-
fcring from The injuries since. was
laktn TO Philadelphia yesterday by
nr. Julius nodd, where "A consultation
was held with Or. ]. p. Mann. Am
urihopacdic special ST. nr. Mann
was a former resident OF this city.
Complaints were made at the meet
ng Of council last cv ming concerning
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

certain business men and private cii-
liens ihrowing broken glass In the
waste paper recepiacles, placed on the
street by council for the convenience
of pedestrians. Members of council
said last evening that these recepta-
cles were not placed there for the use
OF families living near them but for
persons walking along the street.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

wishing TO dispose OF waste paper.
A number OF residents OF this city
motorcd 10 Havre de Grace. Md. yes
terday and witnessed the races.
who was taken ill with typhoid fever
after successfully nursing her entire
family, which was afflicted with the
CONTINUED on Page Ten)
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

We did not spare time nor
money in selecting our line of
Gloves, so as to make this a
pioneer department, our glove
lines consist of finest French
kid, genuine Arabian mochas,
selected capes, best suedes and
Imported chamoisettes. Mod
erately priced.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-05-18


Redpath Chautauqua on "The Mod
ern Unrest"
This lecture Is to great extent
study Of bolshevlsm and what it aims
to accomplish. 49,
Mr.. McGibeny has given much time
to the Investigation of holshesism, not
only abroad t1t in America as well.
His experiences in Washington in
tracking down the national society of
anarchists revealed important events
Of present-day history.
Besides being q lecturer OF unusual
ability, Mr.. McGibeny has also re-
cesved marked recognition as a writ
er. The Ladies' Home Journal is car.
rying each month story by him, H.
lustrated in color, and a new Nc
Gibeny novel, BULLET Proof" has just
been published.
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mills to be collected on the property
located within the said school dis
trict, which said election shall be held
at the Bush River school house, in the
said School District No. 43, ON Sat-
urday, the goth day of May, 1920, at
which said election the polls shall be
opened at Z a. m., and closed at
p.> m. !,
The members of the Board of
Trustees of the said school district
shall act as managers of the said. cleo
ton. Only such electors as reside IN
the said school district and return
real or personal property for taxa.
tion.- and who exhibit their tax and
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DOMINICK GOES, AFTER LAND
LORD WHEN HIS TELEPHONES
CUT OUT.
Washington Correspondent Columbia

Washington Correspondent Columbia
Record.
Angered by the tactics of his land
lard Representative Dominick of
Newberry has carried complaint
against the house commission. The
case came up Thursday before the
commission which has lately handed
out some drastic doses to the rent
profteers. REPRESENTATIVE Dominick is
demanding that his telephone, which
was taken cut of his apartment, be
restored. He maintains that when he
signed IL months lease for his
apartment last October the telephone
was included and the owners Of the
house had no right to remove the
instrument. x
When Mr.. Dominick moved into his
apartment house last year Of course
every apartment was furnished with
telephone extension leading to g
switchboard in the lobby. However,
a few months ago the house was sold
and the new owners had the tele-
phone taken out as we'll as the
switchboard. In place of the former
system a nickle in the slot machine
was installed in the lobby. This
would necessitate the occupant of
each department going to the lobby
if he wished to make or receive a
call. Mr.. Dominick considers this an
outrage and has taken the matter to
the commission which is expected to
hand down a decision in a few days.
The whole question is legal one
involving whether the lease stipulates
that telephone must be provided to
each apartment.