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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-05
HE HAD TO ASK
HIS BRIDES NAME

NEWSPAPER Enterprise AssoclatIon.1
EVANSVILLE. Oct 81 think her
name Is Powell. but III ask her. said
Clifton Williams TO, the marriage IL
eense clerk here He asked his bride
and her mother and reported the
facts: Not Powell. but Murphy. ex-
claimed he. my mistake | thought
il was Powell
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-05

Jameson, who had been scheduled
10 play left field Tor Cleveland dur
ing the series. aud who was dropped
at the start of the game today, and
replaced by Evans. was put back in
the game at The start of tue eighth
Inning today. and played good bail i'll
the Two sessions in which he played.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-05
Al Des Moines Thursday.
international News Servlce.)

MARION, Oct. Sat Harding :
headquarters today il was stated that
this telegram. together with Hiram
Johnson's utteranee in California. ef-
fectually puts at rest reports thai
the TWO senators had forsaken the
Harding cause.
senator Harding will speak at Des
Moines next Thursday on the League
OF Nations. and starts his western
tour tomorrow evening. arriving al
Chicago late in the afternoon.
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WANT CASH REGISTER
BACK; CAN HAVE COIN

tNemspaper Enterprise Association.>
DES MONIES. Ia. Oct. 5.-H the
thieves who stole the Highland Park
Presbyterian churchss cash register
win return it they may have the s4-sp
ii contained for their trouble, says the
board oil trustees.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-09

bungalows took the "bungle" out of
housework, some one has facetiously
remarked. Just how near the literal
truth that statement is can be Vouch-
ed for by almost any woman who has
ever lived in a bungalow.
Never will I ever consent to live
again in a house with stairs said
one housewife the other day to the
writer of this little sketch. why
feel years younger since ! don't have
to run up and down stairs and can
clean my bungalow clear through In
one morning.
The bungalow shown today has an
exceptionally happy floor plan. and at
the same time it makes most charm :
ing appearance. 1t is constructed of
frame with wide siding up TO the win
dow Sills above which it is finishc cd
with stuCco and shingles. The roof
lis shingIed and stained. The flooring
is of birch and the castings are of fr,
mission stained. Entrance is through
a little vestibule which. like the bath
room, has a tile floor.
\ window seat in the tiny hallway
and n glimpse of the red brick fire.
place. with its built-in book shelves
alongside it. through tho arched door
way of the living room, at once en-
phssiZeS the homelike atmosphere
of this home. The sun porch, directly
off from the living room. is a delight
full spot and furnished with flowers
plants and plenty of wicker furniture
with Gay-colored chintz coverings and
haneingS. it makes room in which
any host or hostess would delight
to entertain their guests.
The dining room is featured by q
pI ca SAINT grouping of windows-ideal
spots for plants and flowers-and Il
built-in sideboard. y tiny back hall
divides the two bedrooms and bath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-09
BANCROFT PLACE HOUSE
BRINGS OWNER $4,000
C. w. Wright Sells Residence to
Army Oficer-Other Real
Estate Transfers.

The four-story English basement
residence at 2129 Bancroft place has
been sold for Charles w. Wright
through the office of Moore & Hill.
Inc. it is reported. The house for
merly belonged to the S. w. Wood
ward estate. 1t was bought by an
Army officer for a consideration said
to be $4,000.
The house at - MeIrose street,
Chevy Chase, has been sold through
the same office for Mrs. Martha Bach
rach to Mrs. Julia B. Shepherd for a
consideration of s16,750, it was an
nounced today. Mrs. Shepherd, it is
understood. will occupy the house as
iher residence.
J Among other transactions COM
,pleted recently by Moore & Hill are
the following:
| No. 1914 Lamont street, to Samuel
! L. Grosh for Harold l.. Lewis for
No. 1919 Kalorams road. to Mrs
Roberta Minor for Ruth c. Field, who
was represented in the transact
by the office of Bradley, Beall &
Howard
No 1889 nth street northwest, to
Miss Sophie r. Thomas for Mrs. Ruth
X. Townsend for S10,500
No. 1919 18th street. TO J. II. Mont
gomery for Mrs. Carrie c. Gillette and
Miss Ruth Pennebaker for $4,000.
No. Gal 4th street northeast, to Mr..
Frank Beach for $4,000.
Nos. 637 and $50 4th street north
east, to local investor for $4,000.
No. 1854 18th street northwest, to
Ledyard NJ. Brown for Shirley X. Os-
good for $500.
No 212S street northwest, to Ed
gar b. Dibbell for Ida 3. Norman for
$4,000.
No 81 X street northeast, to Eu-
gene w. Junta for S.
No. 3711 Mckinley street northwest,
to Herbert b. Hanger for Samuel Pat
terson for $16,500.
No. 7O9 Allison street, to Frank
Huntington for W. 6. Irwin for
s9,250.
No. 6311 Maple avenue. Chevy
Chase. Nd, to Albert J. Osgood for
$3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-09

two rooms, 1t also boasts a base
mont which is seven feet six inches
high.
The height of the main story is
nine feet. The total width of the
house is tW enty-siX feet and the
total depth foriN-two feet. To build
this bungalow it is estimated from
between $4,000 and $4,000 will be re-
quired; that estimate is exclusive of
tire plumbing and heating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-09
HEADS US. TEXTILE WORKERS

MANCHESTER n. H., October O.
John Golden of Fall River, Mass, has
been reelected president of the Unit
ed Textile Workers of America. Nash
Vile. Tenn, was chosen as the con-
yention seat for next year.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-03
MRS. N. +. CLAYTON
FOUND DEAD IN BED
Funeral Services Will Be
Conducted By Sal
walton Army

Mrs. Mezzie Furbee Clayton, aged
II, was found dead in her bed this
morning. Mrs. Clayton had been in
poor health for several years, but
was much better and her friends
and relatives were much shocked
at the sudden, unexpected death.
She died at her home on Washing
ton street, near the end Of this
street and the funeral will take
place from the home OF her daugh-
tiers at the Cliff House, Just of Of
Cleveland avenue near the South
side bridge. Mrs. Clayton was the
widow OF the late Edwin Bruce
Clayton. She had II children, three
dying in infancy and the following
surviving her:
Mary clayton, Gin House; Mrs.
Lulu Woods, Cliff House; Howard
Clayton, Maple avenue; Louise
Clayton, nurse, Washington street;
Herschel Clayton, Cook hospital at
present undergoing an operation:
Charles Clayton and Mrs. Norah
Clayton, Washington street, and
William Clayton, Of the fire depart
ment. She leaves five grandchN-
dren and one great grandchild.
By special request Of the de-
ceased the funeral will be in charge
OF Ensign O'Beirne, formerly Of the
Salvation Army in this city. Mrs.
Clayton was very fond OF the Sal
walton Army and before her illness
endeavored to do all possible for
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-03
SHOT DEAD IN
ELECTION QUARREL
Negro Teacher Killed In
Streets at EversOn
Last Night

20. D.. Simms, negro preacher,
who has: been working in the Jun
ior mine Of the Harry B. Clark
comapny near Everson, was shot
and Instantly killed by w. L.
Thosmas, another negro, last night
between six and seven o'clock. The
shooting occurred near the mine
and was the result of quarrel
about the election. Simms was at
cused by Thomas of furnishing
SHINE information that was the
cause OF Thomas right to vote be
ing challenged. Thomas vent
home, procured a revolver and
shot Simms, five bullets taking eff
feet. Thomas then came TO the
city and surrendered to Sheriff
Glover.
Coroner Frank Lloyd gent OF
the scene this morning and viewed
the body of the murdered man,
Which was then brought TO the un-
dertakIng rooms of Carpenter and
Ford. A coroners" jury will be
Unparalleled this afternoon to view
the body. The time for the in
quest will be announced later.
sfmms was about 81 years old
and leaves four children living at
the Junior mine.
After surrendering to the her
III Thomas refused TO talk, except
toEconfess that he had done the
shooting.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-03
cARn OF THANKS

Il wish to extend my thanks to
the many friends and my near
neIghbors for their kindness TO me
and my beloved wife In her sick
ness and death. 1t leaves upon my
memory the thought that friend
In need Is a friend indeed. In
thankfuIness OF heart I can say,
NAV the blessings OF God ever rest
and abide with you.
REV. o. E. SATTERFTELD.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-03

ia rood o. this organiZation. ahe
leaves many sorrowtng friends and
q family who VIII grteVe tor ner
greatly. The Jones unoeTtaEInB
funeral will be held Friday at IL
o'clnrk
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-03

it should Try it
now. Compare it
with the old dcs-
serts without the
fruit in bottles,
1t will give you
a new conception
Of these quick
fruity daindes,
With the molds
we will send a
recipe book and
offers on all our
molds,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-03
Eight Fruit Desserts
You need it now

Now starts the great season for
Jify-Jell desserts. Go get a va
riety. Then send US the circle
trademarks for the gifts we offer
this week
You lovers Of Jffy-Je1l know
its delights. You who don't know
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-03

in Hawaii-fruit too ripe to ship. The fruit alone
might costyOu as much as the whole dessert
This is most important People need fruit daily
real fruit, not mere favor. Jify-Jeu serves it
in delicious form, with moments trouble, at a
triaing cost Join the millions who enjoy it.
Start this week and send the trademarks for the
molds we offer free.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-25

nna fos declarat ca ese toata anularea
csatore solul legitm al D-re lo,a ambrino? De
srobt ericirca une feme rap dcpul egitim al
piluui,
Tara mai mostcnitor de tron 81 Regee Ferdinand
att dc batrin fie ngrorat ca tra pima Ia
maoratul printului Ncolae a trecut de is ami
Motivul nvocat ,nu putem expune rarnne depen
denti la sngura vata de 81 Doamne feres sd finn
tual silt umba plara in nina cautind dinase noua
fara raacn in tara este foarte copresc Gear face dc
ii numai sngur print i'll dnastie 81 Doamne feres
Radacni tara Oar sunt char d. or mpotllva
unei tlnasti rltcin? Tocma aceasta ii Ingrozese
Ce apt frmoas nora romlneascs ar ii facut, daca
Far fl sat pc p,inul Carol rmlna smpu cetatean
min moral parine moral model de virute
late ntr o mare de imorali!..
ST lece morala petru vorii print, lnalne Gle a
avnta gaanc uece bine 81 aleaga ntre
datora de vito ege intre vaa obscur unu smpu
ritor
Incheiem 81 moi Gu cuvinele oui Naida
Rup din de fl char I'M fat rumos din povesti,
putem ame print rapeasca cinsea 81 fercirea
unci flee a neamulu''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-25
INFORMAIUN|

LTCRT PENTRT SOLDATI. :
Washington. : Iucru pentru gu
vern, ca stenografi 81 scriitori, pen
fru soldatii earl all esit din servi-
ciu ell Onoare, stunt gata pentru to.
ii aceia carl doresc sa lucre in Wash
ington, ID. c., dupa cum a anuntat
Colonelul Mathew c. Smith, Gle la
ministru de razboi.
Acest serviciu, in conform Gu
decisiunea ministrului de a pune
soldati i'm aceste bironri, mai ales
ca multe plingeri s'au facut ca pc
la ministere lucra femei 81 alti ci-
viii, pc cind locul acela ar trebui
,lmplut cu soldati earl S au intors
de pc cimpul de lupta. Conform le-
gel, fostii soldati sunt preferati in
aintea altora.
Tn bulletin Official spune:
,,Guvernul are llpsa de un mare
nnmar Gle stenografi 81 dictalografi.
,,Salarul Obicinuit de mie 81
0 mie doua suite annual, plus 0 remu-
neratie de douazcci dolari lunar,
care a fost autorizata de congress
Pozitiile Gu salar roai mare sunt de
obiceiu umplute prin promoyari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-25
P o E z I E

Ramii. ramii. frumoasa mea.
De-apurarea str;iina.
lubirea care ti-am jurat
Spre groapa Sc inclina.
TIL m al slit sd cint mereu
Tu m al slit a plinge
Ma iarta dar. nu-i vina mea
Caci dragostea Sc stinge.
Tu mai slit de mutt sd plec
Inbirea sa Sc pearda
Ca 81 iubirea de Pc flori
Clint vintul lie desmearda.
Ramii. ramii. cum al dorit
De mine departata
81 nu mai plinge, draga mea,
Iubirea cea uitata.
Din scutnrate flori rasar
Noui ramuri Gu petalc
ST nOlli zimbiri Sc vor ivi
Din lacrimile tale.
Ramii. ramii, in casa ia
Caci ell porpesc departe
De-apurnri dragostea so pling
Cararile desarte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-25
DIN FUCA CONDF|ULUL.

O telegrma din Londra zic,
Cd ministrul de razboiu Winsto.
Churchill a anuntat ca cnglezl
au reusit Sc construlasca un tank
nou. cu viteZa de 20 mile pt
ceas. = Sc pregateste lumea ds
pace.
Gu progresele Pc cari lie fac,
feminismul Sc nu he miriam dacs
peste citiva ami Sc vor interver-
ii rolurile ca barbatii Sc faca me.
najul easel.
In MAJ multa orase 5 ii desfi-
intat functia de major. inocuin-
du-se GU acea de director al ora
sului'' aies de con>ilierii comu-
nall. 81 sprijinitorii acestei l.
del zic. ca reforma G minuhata
fiindca directorul este sub con
trolul direct a consilierilor 81 Isl
mdeplineste datorintele in con
stiinta lie teaana Sa M fie inlo-
cuit. = Foarte bine. dar atunci
de ce nu Sc desfiinteaza sistemul
de IL alege 81 Pc eel lal!i functi-
onari 81 demnitari comunali 81 al
statului.
Tn proprietar dim Cleveland
zice ca chemat un plumber de-
citeva orr ca sd repare niste con-
ducto de- apa. 81 cind La TRIMS
bilul. a vazut. ca daca il mai che
ma de trei orr trebuia sal dea
easele. la earl reparat tevlle.
Greseli de tipar: D-nul Nlco-
lescu a fost declarat falit cd II a
platit ratele timp de trei ami de
zile.
William Friday din New
York fos dus la spital intr .
stare foarte grava suferlnd de
Zguduitura de Greer. provenlte
din loviturile de la baiatul sau.
Robert. de II ami 81 de la flea
lui Agnes. de 15 Sc zice ca 4
fost batut fiindca volt sa atae}
nevasta. Robert. care fusese are
stat, fost gratiat 81 predat MA
mel sale Att spunc teln-
:grama care anunta aecasta dra-
MT familiara. Asa Sc anunta III
tara accasta asemenea tapte. Ia
ra niei TN comentar. laslnd 81
iudece pnb!icul dupa cum il ia
lie capul.
Sc zice cd muzica cureaza mai
multe boale. Poate. Tiganul
cind i-c foame fluiera.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-25

GHET1RI PIE MARE. Boston.
Prim un mesagiu TRIMS prin tele-
grafia fara fir, vaporul englez
..Ardgroom'' spune ca pc Ocean
plutcsc o multimc de ghetari foarte
mari. 81 mai ales la coasta Nova
I. Scotia.
SPTRITTL GERMAN. Berna. :
DR.. Nicolai. profesorul de psicho-
logic della Cniversitatea din Berlin,
care a demisiOnat acum nu de multi
din acel post, 5 a oferit catedra
de professor la doua universitati,
una dintr tara neutrala 81 alta
dintr o tara aliata.
in August 1914 DIR. Nicolai a
proteStat contra vioiarei neutralita-
iii Belgiei, 81 pentru aceasta fost
remonstrat 81 lapadat din postul de
professor la Universitatea din Ber-
lin 81 a fost mchis in fortareata
Grauden. Aci ell "A scris ,,Biologia
Razboiului'
Anul trecut s'a dat d. DR.. Nico-
lai postul de professor indar;t, IN
sd 80 procente dintre STUDENT, carl
sunt militaristi.si mari soivinisti,
all refuzat ca sal asculte. amenin-
tindu-l, prin scrkori anonime ca va
ayea soartea lui Liebknecht. Eisner
81 laase.
Cercurile miverSitare din Five
tia au primit GU desgust aceste sti-
ri, 81 imediat au eferit renumitului
professor. un post in Universitatea
de la Geneva.
FABRICI DIN LISBONA BON
BIRDATE. = Doua fabrici an fost
putin stricate de cite-va bombe put
Sc de catra pantofarii grevisti, earl
Ger marirca salarului Gu 100 pro-
cente.
.MINISTRT CEH ATAC1 UN-
CARA. = DIR. Eduard Benes, mi
nistru de eXterne al CehOsloyaciei,
raspunzind la o intcrpelare ce i S a
facut referitor la negotiable dim
ire Cehosloyacia 81 Ungaria. de
clarat ca tngaria Gu multi mai
yinovata pentru razboiul mondial
ca Austria. tngaria, spus minis
trul. a fost intotdeama dusmana
a celor din Praga, 81 chiar acum a
incercat ca sd arunce playa boise
vismului asupra Cehoslovaciei.
AMERICA VREA MONOPOL
IN ITALIA. : Ziarul italian Epo-
ca spune ca Americana au facut
propunerea ca Italia sd dea unor
firme americana monopolul pc tu-
tun 81 chibritc, i'm schimbul unui
imprumut oare care. Dupa cum a.
rata statistica, monopolul pc tutun
a adus un VENT statului anual de
BOG. .OO0,0 900 lire, inainte de razboi,
lar acum suma s'a ridicat pima la
1000, 100000 lire. Monopolul chib-
ritclor aduce 10000, 900 lire annual.
PARISUL "a FACE UN IN
PRT.NTT IN CANADA. = Consi-
liul municipal al orasulni Paris a
decis ca sd faca I'm imprumut pen
tru aceia municipalitate, in Cana
da, de donazeci de milioane dolari.
Gu acesti bani Sc va cumpara min
care 81 alte necesitati, de pc pietele
canadiene.
GERMANH VOR REVIZUIREA
TRATATTLTI. = Andre Tardeiu,
care fost unnl dintrc comisarii
francezi la conferinta de pace, pub
lica un lung articol in ziarnl LII
lustration, prin care-si exprima an
tipatia fata de accia care propova-
dniesc revizuirca tratatului.
% astfel de ccrinta" sprne Tar
deiu. ,,este foarte potrivita pentru|
eel din Berlin, insa e de ncinteles
in tarile aliate. Tn tratat nu poate
Fl revizuit inainte de ii aplicat
lie cit numai in cazuri cind aplica-
rea nu .dorita. Germanii doresc
lin toate puterilc ca tratatul sd nu
lie aphcat aceaste 3 evident. Vor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-25

F4IMOSTL .NASILIN DIN
GRIDINA GETHSEMANI CT
ZTT. = I'm decursul viscoalelor din
aceasta iarna faimosul maslin nu-
nit El Butini, din Gradina Gcth-
semani. fost .trintit la pamint.
Dupa cum spun traditiile, acest
pom va cadea cind imperiul turcesc
Sc va prabusi. Pima acum Gle doua
orr a fost legat GU fiara ca sal tina
sus. Aceasta intimplare impresio-
nat foarte multi pc locuitori.
In Gradina accasta de mai null
ii ami erau opt maslini, traditiile
lea acordat O viat;, i'm trecut. alum
gInd pc timpul lui Christos. Trun-
chiul Tor spart de batrinete a fost
le@at cu flare 81 an fost proptiti en-
pietri. l'leul scos din fructele aces
tora Sc vindea foarte scump, lar
facute din simburile lor
costau averi intregi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-25

GHETIRI PIE MARE. Boston.
Prm un mesaglu TRIMS prIn tele-
grafia fara fir, vaporul englez
..Ardgroom'' spune ca pc Ocean
plutcsc o multime de ghetari foarte
mari. 81 mai ales la coasta Nova
Scotia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-25

GRECIA iNFTRIATI CON
IRA FkANCEZILOR. - Preves-
tlnd un nou rizboi daca guvernul
turccsc va Fl lasat sd ramina in
Constantiopol, premierul Neizelos,
care a VENT la Londra ca sd apcrc
intereseIe Greciei din tratatul Tur-
ciei, spus ca poporul gree, 81 ell,
este foarte desamagit ca s'a aban-
donat planul Gle scoate pc Turci
afara din Europa.
Premierul gree Il spus ca Dele
gatla de pace greceasca acEza ca a
ccasta decisie fost resultatul eX-
ploatatorilor francezi earl an in
te!es cu Turcii, ca acestia sal spri-
.jineasca, lar in schimb Turcii vor
pefmite acestora ca si eXploateze
Siria 81 alte tinutiiri musulmane.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-25
Bani trimiSi dar nepri-
miti i'm Europa.

Am primit mutc pnger de la fra de nor din Statelc
Unite 81 Canada TRIMS in utimii trci patrn ami
ban la rudee or din Europa dar Ii cre do acasa
primit mimic pima
Tot eel primit scrso, sun rugat pune
mediat in gatura adevaratu Baccr Ronn Auorzat
Agenul de Napoare, HENRY c. FARO lie da
crsu facnd cercctare faa nici plata cit
sbi, va obtine sl Ii Sc restituic banii
Banca lomineasca Autoriza Henry c. Zaro trimitc ban
in Rominia Mare, prctre mai efne, garantind prm
lor de rudele de de la otnem ctanc sca
ura lor, earl vi le trimitem D-tra dovada.
Banca Henry c. Zaro cne asupra Bancilor
din lume trmitnd 81 schimbnd ban prctue ce mai
dnc De asemen primit plnger de fra de al nostr
uni agen au slit sa paeasca 2 doari 81 mai multi peru
passport lie aducem la cnostnta paaportnl costa de cit
doar moi oamen anue fara nici plata merg
frai nor la Consua sill ata sa scoata pasapoarce mc
dat New York Toti rentoarca
in Patrie scre atelui HENRY ZAO va da
nformale Sill inlrma reped bne 81
eftn cee mai transatlance Fra nostri
carl oresc ace ruele din atrie Saee Unite
obtn la moi sfaurie site de facut
Casa de banc Henry c. Zao poseda special aranjate
cen SAL rati atori pot pima la plecarea
or patrie 81 sd e r de prada dc banda de pun
gas carl aseapta sd lie cad in mimi spre jeu Penru in
ormati putet ven III pcrsoan la adresa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-25

.
conStienti intro manevra dirccta
contra aliatilor? Accsta este pune
tul pc care doresc al examina.'
Dupa ce arata ca .tratatul a fost
facut de saizeci 81 doua de comisii
technice, in care fic care tara STA
TRIMS eel mai binc calificat specia-
list, arata ca propaganda aceasta
pentru reviZuirea tratatului por-
neste della oameni fara calificatii
de IA Sti aprecia astfel de munca.
Sfirsmd Gu declararea ca Franta
cere eXecutarea tratatului, aceasta
find pretul viitorului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-25

~ MI FAC PROpt NERf DE
PACE. : Consiliul suprem nu-
nit consiliul premierilor care Sc
afia acum i'm sesiume la IIondra. Il
primit Ofcrta formala de la GU
vernul sovietist. de face pace.
Dupa cum scrie ziarul Matin.
prcmierul Nitti sustine ca sa sc
primeasca propunerile sovietelor a
sa cum smt, pc END Lloyd George,
este dispus foce concesii, astfel ca
sa Sc conformcze Gu parerea pre-
mierului Millerand. care sc opune
cu violcnta la 0 pace cu Russia.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-12-02
THE SECONDHAND MAN

Pray tell me, John,
If you cam if you can
Whaf or earth
Is a Secondhand MANI"
Ever since we've moved
To this western. town
J. SEQ some fellow
Going round and round
With junk of all kinds
Like beds and stoves,
What else he hauls
Lord only knows.
He whoops and hustles
Tc beat the band
When l ask they say
"Why, he's the Secondhand
Man"
J. see him all day
And hear him. at night
He reminds me of some fellow
That isn't bright.
Ha, ha, Mary,
I've heard today
All about this fellow
In & general way.
And from pole to pole
And shore to shore,
No such creature
Was born before.
While some folks are poor
By trying to get rich,
And others chase beauty
And fall in the ditch,
This FOOLS happy
In the middle of the road
AS he gathers old furniture
By the wagon load.
Why, he buys and sells
Or will trade his hat
For junk of all kinds
No matter that.
And he walks in his sleep
For miles around
In gathering goods
For his store in town.
And dogs may bark
And guns may roar,
But the following night
He's searching for more.
You may load him up
But he'll soon come back
And the only way to stop him
Is to break his neck.
WAGGENER'S STORE
Estancia, N. NJ, U. S. A.
Ito be continued)
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-12-02
THE PEOPLES CHURCH
A. B. WEAVER, Pastor
Sunday, December 5th.

Sunday, December 5th.
Regular Sacramental service at
HOO A. M. After the Communion
the pastor will turn the meeting
over to the chairman Of the official
board. All members of the official
board, members of the church and
friends and constituents of the
church are invited to be present
Matters of Importance involving the
future policies, pastorate and gen.
eral program of the church will be
discussed. If you are interested i'll
this church and its affairs in Es-
tancia, this is your opportunity to
express yourself or "forever here
after hold your peace"
At the evening service, 7 o'clock,
the pastor will preach on "The Two
Wills of the New Testament"
Young Peoples meeting at 6 P. M.
Prof. Horton Spillers, President.