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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07
ARESZTOWANIE CZTE7
RECH ANARCHISToW.

Nowy York, z. pazdziernika.-
" przekonaniu, re cz}onkowle
anarchistycznej grupy Gallianie-
20 Malatesty w tym kraju So od-
powiedzialni "a pamietna eksplo
I'VE ma Wall street d. 10 wrze-
snia. detcktywi agenci federal
nj aresztowali wczoraj nieJakle-
20 Giacomo 'Carusso. fryzyera |
krawca, oraz trzech innych rady-
ka}6w, ktorzy pozostawall Z MIN
W zazylych stosunkach.
William J. Flynn, szef federal
nego biura Sledczego, oswald
cyl, ze tajna policya miala Ca
russa ma oku i Sledziia go jeszcze
cd stycznia b. r, podejrzewajac
go wspoiudzia} W splskach,
kt6re spowodowalv wys1anle
przez poczte SO bomb w maju u
bieglcgo roku, jako tez wywoaa-
ly eksplozye bomby przed from,
tenn domu sedziego c. c. Nott'a
W poczatkach nastepnego mie-
siaca. Podczas aresztowanla
znaleziono przy ;Carussie na}a-
dowany pistolet Ago kalibru,
W domu zas jego odkryto strzel-
be z ucieta krotka lufa, jakotez
dwie waikiki, napelnione najroz-
maitszego rodzaju anarchisty-
czna literature agitacyjna.
OBREGON WZYWA DO
PRZYJAzNI.
El Paso, Tex, 7 pazdziernika.
Prezydent-elekt Meksyku. gene
raj Alvaro> Obregon, wygiosi} tu
wczoraj podczas wydanego ma
lego Geese bankietu move, W kto
rel wyrazii sic pod adresem Sta
now Zjednoczonych miedzy inne
mi:
..Okres wojny skohczy} sic juz
i zwracam sic do moich dobrych
przyjacioI Amerykanow. abv zia-
czyli sic re nina, dla usuniecia
wojny z caiego Swiata, jakotez
celem zalagodzenia wszystkich
spor6w pomiedzy przyjaznymi
narodami, kt6re sprowadzaly
chmury wojenne.
,.Meksyk rozumie dobrze waz-
nost obecnej chwili i DOLBY ! te--
raz, gdy czas Jest dobry po temu,
aby przyiat wasza przyjazh po-
staramy sic to wszelkimi spo-
sobaml. Staramy sic ciagle o po-
lepszenie sytuacyi ekouomicznel;
do was dion przyja-
zna".
Washington, 7 pazdziernika.
Iglesias Calderon, meksykahskl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-07
KrOnika Chica&oska.

Ga mogli przeprowadzlc sWego
nominate ma gubernatora.
Ponizej podajemy ostateczny l
oficyalny wynik gloSowania o no
minacye ma rome urzedy stano-
we, senatoryalne, kongresyonalne
! powiatowe z ostatnich prawy--
borrow, kt6re odbywaiy sig dnia
l5go II. m. So to cyfry oficyalne,
kt6re oelosila wczoraj komisya
skrutynujsca W Springfield j;
przedstawiaja sic ,jak nastepu!e;
Ma RepublikahsldegO senatora stanoW
ZjednOczOnych.
,-orz,-isA.o Melcz. Kob. Ogof.
1,ox,n,av .S7S 1862 81, $50
Smith '2o2'ooo Worn '01'-"O
crh,no-,,s,d 4s.2S9 17,453 65,742
Ma Republikahslsiego GubernatOra.
Small 275,101 1O1,9O4 ou,ooo
Og,asbv 22S,134 14O,969 369,1o3
Co-lstrom 22,473 1858 3O,336
woo.1r,,rr 27,Oo3 7,4r3 34,5O6
Ma demdxratycznego Senatora standw
Zjednoczonych.
Waller 66'9oo zo'o4o o''of"
Rnrpe 65,122 1882 s3,624
Ma vice gubernatora-
s.o-sne 390,s72
Miller 'ol' 'lo
Ma selretarza Stanu.
r,,nn,srsop 436,914
pAa 30S,9e9
Ma Audytora-
pr,s,S., s91,9 ,921
,o,rSo, 325, ,437
Ma Stanowego Skarbnika.
Miller 9'4'oo2
xo,s s40,532
Ma Proluratora Generalnego.
Rr,mdare 374,57S
Rorr SGO,775
Ma Klerla najwytszego sadu.
Vail $4,000
Schneider 296,263
Butts oo'Zoo
Na kongresmana at large.
Mason S9S,816
Yates ZS4'4oS
Rroxvn 232, ,112
Dav 214,565
-
Nominaei ma ezlonk6w do Kongresu
Chicago miast pobliskich!
RepublIkanie:
Dystrykti
Martin r. Madden. /
2-JameS X. Mann.
9-Ehiott w. Sprouie. "
Al. GolembiewsE. >
81. Gerstenstein.
0-Jehn G. German.
IN. A. Michaelson. . 3.
S-Dan Perilio. ~ -.
o-Fred A. Britten.
10-C, r. Chindbiom.
11-Ira A. Copiey.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10
SJEZD RIDITELU OBRAZKO
VYCH DIVADEL.

V plesove sini hotelu Minton
konana konvence maiitelu XII
nodivadel, V niz bylo prudce u
toteno ma statni censuru filmu
a vsechny stesky podobne shr-
nuty V radikalni resoluci.
Loew, znamy mattel ruznych
divadel snad pc cel6 Americe
se vysIovil proti novym poplat-
KUN, kter6 hodlaji velkovyrob
ci pozadovati a sice jedno pro-
cento pTijmd ia vstupn6, coz
by zajist6 bylo omezenfm pra-
va vlastnick6ho a mattel po-
dobn6ho diyadla stal by Sc jen
iakIms domovnikem mocnych
trustu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10
STAVkA PLUMBARU ZNFMOZNUJE
STAVBY.

Nemalou prekazkou novostaveb Jest cd l.
tervna zahaiena stivka as 500 pumbaru. poza-
dujcich $l2 denne, iak prohlaSuii lllednici
Builders Exchange Rosa budove. kdyz vypr-
sela stara smIouva, zn6jic ma So dent, odmi-
Iii kontraktori podepsati kontrakt novJ zn6if-
ci ma $l2 denn6. Krone toho pozaduii plum
bari, ably zam6stnavatel opatfil sam nasroie,
az dosud bylo povinnosti d6nctva miti v6tS
ndstroje vlastn, kdezto men$i opatroval "a
m6stnayatel.
Die G. S. Sumerela stavebniho komisare
Vydano bylo "a prvni tri dny Y m6sici cervmI
jen Il stavebnich povolenl coz by nasv6dGo-
Valo, ze letos bude provedeno o 80 procent
novostaveb meme nez-li roku lonsk6ho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10
FT2ACE JEST PRY z CAST VINNA ORA
HOTOU STAVEB.

Dnesni skon pracovniho delnictva vSech
stavebnich odboru vykonati meme naz-h by do
ceno bylo plnJm pracoynim dnem, Jest jednou
hlavnich pTiGin vysokych cen stavebnho ma
tefiaru, tax bylo vcera po tf1mesitnlm vysetro-
vani hlaseno velkoporotou okresninu soudci I.
NJ. Kennedymu. M6lo byti zjiSt6no, proc Sc ne
dostava stavebniho materialu a proc jest tax
nezvykle drahym zejm6na okresu Cuyahoga
Okresni zalobce Doerfler ienz porotni w
8etrovanf ffdil, prohaSuje, ze vysledek skutat-
ne Verne kresi celou dneSni situaci.
Jestlize denictvo bude ma dnesni drazc
pokracovati, pax postavf Sc do jedne Tady Sc
ziskulovci. Poslednejsi mohou eXistovati iedin6
tenkrate kdyz bude nedostatek materialu a ie-
dina zachrana pred mimi jest, kdyz zasoby
vzrostou. VSe z5lezi ma d6lnictvu, kter6 by me-
10 pracovati pnou dobu. PAX pomne drahota
domu a snizeno bude najemne.
Ia vysetrovdn1 vypovidalo ma 80 pozem-
kovych obchodniku, majitelu skladu stavebni-
no materdlu, agentu pravniku. VySetrovani
vSak nenalezlo ze by existovalo n6jakG spiknu-
Il, jez by um6lym zpdsobem vyhan6lo ceny DO
VySe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10

M6stsky detektiv Josef Hartman bude Wy
znamendn zlatou vyrocni medailn "a odvazn6
polapani bandity Burkeho zari minul6ho ro-
ku, kdyz byl priv6 vyIlradl zlatInickJ obchod
Johna Budgeona Colonial arkddach. Hart
man obcansk6m od6vu spatfil prchaiiciho
zlosyna a nedbaje ieho streby Sc ho zmocnil
Vyznamenini odevzdano bude pri vyroGn
parade policie 26. cervna samotnym mayorem
mesta FitzgeraIdem spolu s pochvalnJm uznd-
MIN jedenact iinym policistum nichz sko-
rem polovina jest kraianu a sice s2rzanti Far
rel Burns strdznci Frmt. Tesar, Ch Stu
ckey, Harry Dyofak Herman Luedtke. George
Unger, Josef kadIec, J. W. Cundt Ed Vlk q
Henry Schrank.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10
OBAVY PRED NEDOSTATKEM UHLf "
PRlSTf ZINE.

Ia n6kolik dni, 21. cervna, nastopi l6to
Svoj Vl@du zda Sc byti skorem smeSnym. re
re VSech stran slySime stesky ma nedostatek IL
hi, take isme napln6ni obavami, iak bude Y
zine az priidou mrazy?
O dulezit6 otazce jednano bylo ma vCeroi-
81 schulz obchodni komory, ale vSe nasv6dGuie
ze radicl Sc znalci vi prave tolill co nv, totiz
mic, cehoa by Sc dalo souditi, ze zine nebu-
deme mrznouti. Uhi dochdzi stale meme nez-li
dobach "a let pfedeslych ze vSech stran
sySeti Jest narky ma nedostateGnou dopravu
at Jz drahou neb lodmi Jako Cleveland6
tax j New Yorku nech6vaji komisionali po-
travin nepfimerene dlouho st6t zelezniGnf va
gonv a zdrzuii neodvazenim zbozi vozy dIou-
hou dobu pro dalsi dopravovani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10
ZABRANIL PANICE v OBRAZKOVEM
DIVADLE.

Max Marcus, manager obrazkoveho diva
dla, 1920 Woodland Ave. zabranil vcasnym "a
lroCenim pance, ez Sc mohla stati osudnou asi
400 navSt6vnikum. Zvuk poz5rnch zvoncu
strou spechajicch k ohni elsie 1888 Wood
land Ave. potal znepokojovati lid ktery jz
pocal zmaten6 prchati, kdyz Marcus promluvil
ldu vysv6tl klidn6, za nikomu nehrozi ne
bezpeci. Dvdci 81 dali rici We hre bylo pokra-
covano. Ohen yyhnal . uveden6ho blocku asi
30 obyvatel, nichz byly asi dve tretny ditek
PAM Esther Baumova Sc snazila zachraniti
500 ukrytych plane, kdyz pfemozena byIa
kourem a mista nebezpeCi vynesena hasicem
Patesem. Skoda pozarem zpusobend odhaduje
Sc hasiCstvem ma $500
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10
me ma litraty zamestnavate-

name ma ttraty zamestnavate-
Iii.
Takovy ie program pro bu-
doucnost. Program, ktery bude
uskutecnen, kdyz Sc zan posta-
Vi kazdy muz a kazda zena V
pr1myslu odevnim. Cfm drive
Sc zan postavf, tim drive bude
uskutecnen.
Jedeme k yam a tazeme So
Je to program, ktery Sc doty-
ka vasich zivotd?
Kdyz ano, pax jen jedna od-
pov6d' jest spravna a logicka
Vstupte do organisace, jez pro
gram ten napsala ma svIj Slit.
Dnes, We Gtvrtek, dne 10.
Garvna V 8 hod. vecer, kona Sc
veTejna schdze veskereho ces-
k6ho odevniho delnictva, pra-
cuiiciho ma muzskych odevech
V Ceske MIR. SIM ma Broad
way, lozova sin cislo 1. Pro-
ved'te agitaci od dflny k dime.
At neni jednoho delnika, KITE
ry by Sc vzdaloval. o vyzna-
mu organisace promluvi A. No
votny, red. Gesk6ho tired. org.
A. G.. w. Of A. Rovn6z bude
promluveno i anglicky.
Sch6ze zapocne pfesne V 8
hod. vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10
CESTf ODEVNI DELNiCI,
PRACUJfCf MA MUZSKYCH
ODEVECH, TOHLE 81 PRE-
CTETE!

Pomery We yasem oboru jsou
dnes snad lepsi, nez kdykoli
byvaly. Dostatek pr5ce, kratsi
doba pracovni, vySsi mzdy.
To jest dnes, kde jest vsak
z5ruka, ze TAX bude i Ultra?
Kde jest zaruka stal6ho "a
m9stndni? Kdo YAM ruci ia to,
re mzdy vase nebudou snize-
ny? Pracovni doba prodlouze-
ma? Kdo YAM "a to ruci?
Nikdo!
Zamestnavatel6 vas neza-
mestnavaiI k vuli vaSemu do
bru. Proto Jim ie lhosteino, jak
zijete V dob5ch nezamestnano-
sti. Neni ale vasl povinnosti,
zaiistiti 81 lepSi a trvalej5i po-
merry?
Kdo YAM je zajisti, kdyz Wy
ne? A zaiistit je muzete jen
organisaci. Ofganisaci silnou a
pokrokovou. Vstupte do orga-
nisace, Amalgamated Cloth
ing Workers of America jest
organisaci jez poll statisica O.
d6vniho d6lnictya We Spoj. Sta
tech a kanade v mohutny ce-
lex. Ona dobyla zlepseni zivot-
Mich podminek, ona jest pripra
vena k boil ia pozadayky dal-
Isl.
Odstraneni sezonni prace a
tax nezamGstnanosti.
Steiny plat ia stejnou praci
pro muze i zeny.
Zavadeni prace ma tFden.
Zrizeni fondu pro nezam6st-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10
DVANACT ZABITYCH We
STYRSKEM HRADCI.

Styrsky Hradec, 8. cervna.
r. Dvanact osob bylo zastfele-
no pti vcerejsich vytrznostech.
Casopisy pravi, ze boufe pfi-
vod6ny byly protizidoyshymi
q monarchistickymi yIivy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-10
PODLEHL ZRANENf.

Michael Broz, 30lety nateraG bvtem elsie
2877 vych 83. ulice, jenz uterI pri barveni
domu G. 3089 vych. 80 ul. spadl odvezen bvl
do nemocnice sv. Alexise ma Broadway, ma dne-
SEX noci sv6mu zraneni podlehl.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07

The Brunswick idea is TO
give all that is possible, all that
anyone can give-al that any
factory cost can buy.
The result is a tire that is
winning friends the nation
over. In The Brunswick mo-
florists expect the utmost
and get it. Never has a tire
had greater appeal to the man
who appreciates real merit.
Try one Brunswick. See if
you agree with others that
here is more for your moneys
One Brunswick, we are GER
tain, will convince you that
you'll never be satisfied until
you have all Brunswicks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07

In Brunswick Tires, for in
stance, we have included that
familiar formula, long in use,
which makes the best tire tread
that's known.
And there's certain type of
fabric which, by test, is strong
er than all others. Naturally
it is in The Brunswick.
To attain the utmost in tire
mileage there are certain REIN
forcements - certain extras.
We have adopted all.
To combat the commonest tire
troubles, we have adopted the ap-
proved side-wall construction, long
tested.
In other words, The Brunswick
brings you a combination of SUI
prernacies, such as were never pos
sible before.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-07

E1ooa 0171S11J Oh Po11S1eS e11e3 See117ote1o,
On prejudices and knowledge. Brunswick
Standards are known the world around
For ~ years the House of Brunswick
has made only products of the highest
grade.
Every Brunswick product has at
tanned and held supremacy. The name
always insures super1ative values. To
build a mediocre tire would be unthink-
able for such a concern, jealous of its
long-standing reputation.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-11
Great Men

In the small towns, and in the country, there are thousands of great men who are never heard of fifty miles from their homes.
 Take a ride through a farming community and when you have big house pointed out to you, the owner of which successfully farms several hundred acres of land, you have found an unknown great man.
 And you may ride from one end of the county to the other, and you will never be long out of sight of the homes of unknown great men of this description.
 There are dozen, or a hundred successful, useful, worthy men to ev- cry man who really is poor. Every good mechanic, on his way to become foreman, superintendent or employer is successful man. We are a nation of rich men; that is the reason our country has such a prominent place under the sun.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-11

were shown various things to be done, and how they should be done, in the care of the sick-things heretofore known and practiced by professional nurses almost exclusively. The wom- en also learned matters of health and sanitation as regards their homes which doubtless will prove of great aid in warding off disease.
 While the things taught the women in the classes will not make them en- tirely capable of nursing as it is prac- tieed by professionals, yet they do learn what to do in case of illness or disaster in their homes, until a doe tor may be summoned, in addition to the sanitary measures.
 This branch of Red Cross work is viewed as one of the most important of the organization to it's health pro- gram for the division, which is con- templated in the peace time activities of the Red Cross.
 The Home Hygiene ar Care of the Sick courses are becoming more and more popular throughout the division and 1t is expected that each month will find hundreds of students added to them.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-11
LEARN MATTERS OF HEALTH
 AND SANITATION

More than 35,O0O women in the Southwestern Division of the Ameri- can Red Cross have matriculated in courses of Home Hygiene and Care of the sick, according to figures compiled at Southwestern Division Headquar- ters in St. Louis which we're made public today. The figures cover the period up to October 1 last.
 During the time 4622 classes were held by 370 chapters, the figures show. The instructors in each of the classes were registered Red Cross nurses.
 Those who attended the classes
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-11
LIVESTOCK MEN TO FREE THEM. SELVES; HOW ABOUT cor
 TON GROWERS?

Recently in Chicago the livestock producers met with committee of the American Farm Bureau Fedora tion to consider livestock marketing system that will give the farmers a say in what the prices shall be. It has only recently become necessary for Secretary of Agriculture Meridith to call down the commission men of the country for discrimination in the handling of cooperative shipments as well as for their increase in commits sion charges on all shipments. The Secretary has fixed scale of com mission charges beyond which these commission men may not go.
 The commission of $15 or $20 car, however, on the livestock is of rather minor aimportance compared to the farmers losses from other things. The worst practice probably is the sale of farmers stock to a specula- tor, who may or may not be working with the commission firm, and the rb- sale of the same livestock at higher price. In this way the commission company collects two commission charges and, if financing the specula- tor and handling his business through their office, takes '.rake off" on his profits. The solution of this is for the farmers to sell their stock through their own commission companies. Read on page 12 of this issue re- port of the Chicago meeting in which SC it is shown that the farmers com mission company at Omaha has be- come the largest commission company on that market within three years, and last year turned back 50 per cent of it's commission charges in addition to giving the farmers square deal
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-11

and opening up new outlets.
 The farmers the country over are out to free themselves from specula- tors. Will the cotton farmer be the last in line ?-The Progressive Farm CT.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-11
RURAL "WHO'S WHO" GIVES AR
 KANSAS NAMES

In the new, second issue of Rus the publication which does for the ru- ral leadership of America what Who's Who" does in other fields, five faculty members of College of Agri- culture of the University of Arkan- sas are listed. These professor 'ewho are now contributing through their achievements to the betterment and advancement of country life" are Dean Bradford Knapp, Vice-D Dear Martin Nelson, and Professors Johr w. Read, John R. Cooper, Harry R Rosen and Chas. L. Stewart.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-11
A Lady in Chicago TeIegraphs for
 Rat-Snap

Read Mrs. Phillips wire: "Youell's s Exterminator Co.,, Westfeld, N. J. Rush s3 worth of RAT-SNAP" Later reed following letter: "RAT-SNAP arrived. It rid our house of rats in no time. Just moved here from Pa., where I used RAT-SNAP with great results Three sizes, 35c, 65e. SIPS. Sold and guaranteed by ,Jno. D. Mar tin.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-11

Potato production is more evenly distributed among the various sec tions of the United States than is generally supposed, if the early as well as the late crop is taken into account. In the average of the four years 1916-1919, the North Atlantic States produced 2S' per cent of the crop, the North Central States east of the Mississippi River 22 per cent those west of that river IS 1-2 per cent, the Rocky Mountain and Pacif- ic States Is per cent, the South At lantic States 10 per cent, and the South Central States 6 per cent.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-11

Practically new Stephens Sa- lient Six, wire wheels, looks like new, for sale at a bargain. See Dr. Eli ott for price. 24-tf.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-02-05
SAVED HER LIFE
SAYS POLICEMAN
WIFE WAS so RUN DOWN SHE
LOST FIFTY POUNDS RE-
STORED By TANLAC

Il doubt if my wife would be alive
today if it had not been for Tanlac, ;
said Police officer Joe Johnston who
for nearly twenty-five years has been
n charge of the police emergency
ambulance of Milwaukee, Wis. Mrs.
Johnston lost fifty pounds and was so
weak she had not been to town in
ever a year." he continued, but since
taking Tanlac her health is fine.
Policeman Johnston is a familiar
figure to nearly everyone in Milwau-
kee. He is rounding out his thirty
fourth year of service on the force
and for the past sixteen years has
resided at 743 Oakland Ave.
1.-TWO years ago my wife had a bad
attack of grippe" he continued, "She
just kept on going down hill in spite
of everything we could do and she got
so weak and she would shake
like a leaf when she exerted herself.
She couldn't work more than ten min
utes at a time without stopping to
rest. Her digestion was so bad she
could not eat hardly anything at all.
She was nearly always c~onstipated
and had the headache practically all
the time, too, and frequently the head
aches would be so bad she would have
70 go to bed. At night she was so
nervous she couldn't rest and would
have to get up and walk the floor to
get her nerves settled. We tried
everything we could think of to build
her up but nothing did any good and
sho kept on losing what little strength
she had left.
zone day / saw a statement in the
paper by a fellow officer about how
much good Tanlac had done him and
! got some of the medicine for my
wife and it beat anything / ever saw
the way she began to improve. He,
appetite came back within a few days
and she could eat anything she want
ed without any bad after effects. The
headaches and nervousness disap-
peared and she sleeps fine every night.
she took six bottles Of Tanlac and
gained as much in weight and siren
gtb she now does all the homework
without a bit of trouble and she looks
and feels like a digerent woman. 1t
is worth a hundred dollars just to see
how she enjoys coming down town
again.
AS / sal before l believe Tanlac
saved her life and l will be glad to
verify this statement to any one who
calls on me-"
Tanlac is sold in Miller by Collins
e Shaw Drug Store, and in st. Law
renee by the Eureka Phry Co.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-02-05

son Re-Creations of the famous war
songs. These Re-Creations were all
made at the height of the nations
patriotic f%ervor.' These Edison Re-
Created war songs perpetuate forever
the Inspiration of those days Of wait
ing and hoping and praying which
lent a something to the singers EN-.
otional power which is now gone
forever. They will grow more prec-
ious with every year that passes.
The New Edison, 1.-THE Photograph
with a Soul" The Recreation of a
voice by the New Edison is that voice
itself, as those three million people
who have heard the famous Edison
direct comparison tests will tell you.
Collins & Shaw.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-02-05
r. SCHOOL NEWS

The improvement of schools and
school buildings is receiving consider
able thought and attention throughout
the county. Rec Heights, st. Law
renee, Miller, Gilbert, Wheaton, Park,
Holden, and Pleasant Valley town
ships have already voted their bonds
and have plans under consideration.
Pleasant Valley is the first township
in the county to consider the building
of a teacherage.
The following schools will endeavor
to qualify for State Aid: Stewart
School in Hubert township, teacher
Miss Bowles; McGillvrey School in
Rose Hill township, TEACHER Miss
Domsch; Center School in Hiland
township, teachers Miss Nelson and
Miss Bots; LAM school in York town
ship, teacher, Miss Roth, Daughterty
School in Gilbert township, teacher
Mrs. Place; vayland School in Grand
township, teacher Miss Bang; Center
School in Spring Hill township, teach
er Miss Bowdon.
The pupils of the Speirs School in
Midland township have been neither
absent or tardy for the month of jan
nary. This is the only school that has
has yet reached the 100 per cent at
tendance that we are working for.
While visiting the schools of Gilbert
township, Miss Curly, Public Health
Nurse, was pleasantly surprised with
a not lunch served by the pupils at tins
Daugherty school. These pupils und-
er the direction of their teacher have
been serving hot lunches all through
the cold weather.
District teachers meetings will be
held in Orient and Rockham on Febru-
ary 18th. and at Miller, Rec Heights,
and Washington on February 2Sth.
The leaders will prepare the Reading
Circle Work on the recitation plan,
and all teachers are requested to bring
their note BOOKS.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-02-05

Mr. and Mrs. Hanon.
Pete Fisher returned Thursday svsu
ing from a trip TO Pierre.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Haskstt
a boy on Friday last.
Mr.. Harry Kenyon and ]. M. Doug
lass departed for Chicago Friday. Mr..
Kenyon expects to go from there TO
Oklahoma where he will join his wife
on an extended visit with relatives
and friends.
Henry Schrader is in vayland on
business.
Mrs. Barbour visited in Highmors
Sunday
Watch ou for the flu. 1t IL = our
midst and may get YOU
Lyle and Lucille Noble worg home
from d. w. u. for the week eud.
Era Mccormick was also home for
the week end.
Friends of w. Z. Morrow were
srieYed to learn of his untimely death.
His vayland friends extend sympathy
to the bereaved family.
James Mcclure has shipped in three
carloads of ice so vayland will not be
to its former inconvience to get TOO
this summer.