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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-02-25
THE AMERICAN JEWtsH World

ing. Out-of-town speakers may be
brought, if necessary, and by judi
cious and dignifed advertising, and
with an attractive program, it
should not be difficult to get good
sized audiences. Will the lodges
avail themselves of this opportuni-
ty of rendering the Jewish cause a
good service?
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-02-25
JEWISH CALENDAR.

5681-1921.
Rosh Chodesh Adar...W Wed Feb. 9
Rosh Chodesh Ve-Adar........F Friday, Mar II
Furlm Thursday, Mar. "a
Rosh Chodesh Nisan... Saturday, Apr. 9
Pesach, First Day-............Saturday April %
Pesach, Seventh Friday, April 20
Rosh Chodesh Sivan............ Tuesday, June z
Shabuoth June ~
Rosh Chodesh Tammuz Friday, Aug. s
Rosh Chodesh Sunday, Aug. IA
Rosh Chodesh Ellul... Sunday, Sept.
Rosh Monday, October 8
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22

Frank Fcchcr. - aud Miss Lula Hes.
ter were granted marriage license by
County Clerk u. NJ. Pitilnan saturday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22
PANHANDLE HERALD
new EQUIPMENT IS
INSTALLED FOR USE

Hon. Ice Satterwhito was IN ANA.
rillo saturday evening from Panhandle.
aud states that the current issue ~ his
Panhandle Herald was printed an his
new equipment. The Panhandle Herald
building has been materially enlarged
and "A new press installed. together with
other equipment IN keeping with these
extensions.
The visitor states this: Panhandle Is
growing steadily. and there II the great.
est confidence In the ultimate develop.
mont ~ the Carson county oll field.
near that city. Mr.. Sattcrwhltc states
that the cessation 81 drilling In con
neciion with one or more IL the wells.
for brief time. has no hearing. IN the
opinion Of the people In his community.
on he ultimate outcome ~ the. wells
In question. or on the field ~ u whole.
The greatest confidence Is expressed
In connection with the entire field.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22
MAXWELL CUTS PRICE
NEW ORGANIZATION
BUYS ITS PROPERTIES

J. y. i,isgs IT the Panhandle Motor
COMPANY local Maxwell distributors.
makes the following statement:
"onc at the most momentous and sig.
nlficant announcements which has
come recently from the motor car Ia
dustry, was made yesterday by the Max
well officials,
1T was Ia the fact that the Max.
well had been completed with the sale
of the properties TO the new prgani.
zation May ~. and confirmation OF the
sale By the United States District Court
May ~. and that the first step Of the
new organization was To reduce prices
$3.50 on all models VI the good Maxwell.
This brings the touring ear and
roadster To ss4j, and the sedan TO
1855. and the coupe To siis5.
The Maxwell assets bought In by
the new organization. includes equip
ped plants u great size and capacity
In Detroit: Dayton, Ohio; Newcastle.
Ind. and Windsor, ont.
Their purchase Is the final step In
the work of organization which has
been carried forward by n re0rganiza-
ton committee headed by Walter r..
chryslor Now that reconstruction has
been completed the new organiza ton
has placed at It's command $4,000. 900
OF new cash. which has been held
ready for months awaiting the day
when the new organization should &c.
auirc the properties and assume full
control.
"Thc new organization has incor.
porated IN West Virginia under the
name Of The Maxwell Motor Corpora
tlon.
"'rhc action ~ the new orgsn'za.
ton In reducing prices" said Arthur
z. Baker. general sales manager ~ the
Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation. has
the effect ~ restoring the low.level
prices of three years ago. Since that
tim. however the car has been greatly
improved ms u manufactured product.
The new organization. since II took
hold late last summer. has effected
further improvements by lowering costs
by increasing plant efficiency. and by
bettcrments In manufacturing methods.
"The first Maxwell reduction since
the war come last fall. and this second
revision represents total 81 ssio on
open cars and $3.50 on closed cars. Tho
rev organization found that II was pos.
sible to reduce, and did reduce. manu-.
featuring costs. II felt that the result.
ing benefit should he passed on To- the
public. and has acted accordingly. II
n now In cOmplc,c DossesslOn and con.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22
ms. cHIT\N0OD WILL
lMNe CLUB WORKERS
FOR AMARILLO VISIT

Mrs. Ia n. Chitwood. home demon.
stration agent for Dcnicy county. was
~ Amarillo Saturday visiting with
frIeods. and u is learned that she plans
- STOP while accompanying her boys
ond girls club members to their en-.
SAno0sut near Canyon. In Amarillo.
eaDoy h June. On the occasion OF the
St0t ~ The boys and girls and their
chaperons, Amarillo win take occasion
70 Gst acquainted with the Donlcy
coqnw friends.
According 90 the estimate of Mrs
Ch1ewood. there viii be somewhat more
Tim two hundred Of the visitors. The
u.aA1ee a reception for the party will
- p)aco1 IN the hands Of the Board ~
CITY Develepment and the civic clubs
u Amarillo. Tho encampment for the
ponl0 county farm clubs Is the frs,
- and the program. while Informal
y expscted to provide quite . number
q Interesting features.
Hut for the fact that encampmen,
comen 81 . very busy season Of the year.
she attendance would be fully four hun.
ers4 4 recent survey gives riss to the
eqalef that there will he somewhat IN
exceee a two hundred Donley young
pecple and their ATTENDANTS. They are
expected 10 arrive here about noon. the
0se 70 h announced later.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22
sT|LLMAN DIVORCE
CASE ARRIVES IT An
EARLY settlement
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
Of the divorce proceedings and rccosnl
lion 0f the child's legitimacy.

ton of the childs legitimacy.
All attorneys In the case who could
be reached tonight declined 10 discuss
the reported settlement but none o.
them deny II. Hearings IN thu case
were 10 have been held June and 2
after having been twice postponed. Tho
settlement negotiations are reported 10
have caused the postponements
Tho divorce proceedings we're begun
In the summer Of 1899. Mrs. Stillman
having been served with a copy of the
oumEons - she was about TO sail FOR
Europe On July .. 1880.
Tho complaint charged her with In.
facility and attacked tnc legitimacy VI
hcr youngest son. Guy, who was born
IN November. 1915.
Ercd Beauvais. a half breed Indian
guide. Who had been employed at the
1eillman summer camp near Three Xiv.
ers. Quebec. was named as the father
Of the child.
Immediately after the papers In the
care were served. they were filed IN
the village u Carmel. New York, the
remote Putnam county seat. where they
reposed In the files for several months
Some time later. Daniel q. Gleason
Of Paughkeepsle was named as referee
IN thu case and he subsequently heard
testimony nj several secret hearings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22

AZ one time In England every amhas.
1dor Ia that country had his own
state coach.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22
MAN Gets TWO YEARS
On BRIBERY CHARGES


HlLl.SBORO. Texas MAY Civ. =.
Iiibh Ir. charged with bribery of Hll
County. was found guilty here this -
tcrncon and sentenced Ia two years.
Imprisonment. after IN, iuTy had been
out only fngty five minutes. The yer.
dict follows three weeks ~ trial. and
eigh, hours Of argument by defense and
prosecuting attorneys. IN the most sen.
s1tionnl case ever tried IN I'm County
Courts
Rihb WIS charged with raging W. r.
Green, county commissioner $1,000 To
influence his vote In favor of selling
him tfoi.0o IN district rad bonds. and
awarding him the contract Tor cons,ruc.
lions ~ roads ln Various precincts.
Green was twice remanded to iail Tor
refusal Ia give evidence before the
grand jury. but WINS released when no
finally made complete confession ON the
case under inquiry. He was the first
witness on the stand. and detailed the
alleged bribery stating that he had
demanded $1,000 az Bib before he would
consent a. vote for awarding him bonds
and contract This amount was prom.
ised and paid In three installments
Two thousands dollars was Iaid In the
Southland Hotel at Dallas with no one
but Bihh. Commissioner Stovall and
Green present. and the money deposited
In Wacu hank. The second payment,
~ $500 Green said was paid mile
and half from Hillsboro ON the lower
Dead HORSE Rad and the money d.
posted In Dallas hank. The third was
put IN Green's pocket by Bib as they
entered the court house In Hillsboro.
In connection with the affair Green
detailed a trip. made by himself. Stovar
and Bilb 10 Austin where they called
upon bond broker named ". c. Ar
lick. with offices In the Littleficld build
ing. Bibb conferring with Arlick while
Green and Siovall were In another room
and after the conference telling them
that he did not know whether he would
he able a. get the money they asked
Green told him he would have 20 have
the money II he voted for the contract.
W &. Arlick was placed ON the stand
following Bilb and IN his direct testi.
mony corroborated the story told by
Green as 10 the visit to his offices and
It's purpose.
Growing ou, ~ the investigation In.
dictments charging misrepresentation ~
public funds were returned against all
the members ~ the commissioner
court 1T that time sorne Of whom were
reelected ut the recent election and also
impeachment proceedings have been In.
stirated against all the old commission
ers still In the present body. There
were temporarily relieved from office
and other men are serving until the
case IL decided.
Attorneys for the defense said late 10.
day they would file motion for new
hearing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22

The Missouri River carries more salt
than any other In the United States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22
DEANDI OPENS
WITH ASTR0Ne
WEEKLY BILL
PETE PATE AND sYNcoPAT.
I'd sTBPPERs PROVING
u CLEVER SHOW

Colorado Pluck" II the title q VII
liam Russcll's latest picture that viii
be shown at the Dcandi theatre On MIN
day and Tuesday. ON "Wednesday and
Thursday Jack Pickford will ap,rAr
IN The Man Who Had Everything q
In this picture Jack a. the Spoiled
scn of n wealthy father thinks he IL
IN love with one girl who II typical
vampire but later he finds that he IL
really I'm love with ''fruc" girl of
the right Kind for any man.
Eugene oRrisn. the smiling Irish.
man yin he teen AZ this theatre Fri.
d~y and Saturday IN Words Apart
OBrfen needs no introduction t. ANA
RHO ths~tregocrs ss he has a large
following here.
Pese rass and HE fsyncops,od step
0ess I'm eUUsar evesy nixht with IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22
MORE GRASS THAN STOCK
IN PERRYT0N COUNTRY

wheat and grass are looking especial.
" well In the Perryton and spearman
country according 10 J. T. Clayton. q
eeadent Of Amarillo but operates n
ranch In Hutchinson county. Wheat
that looked before the rain that Il might
make no more than bushel TO the acre.
now looks like ~ 10 90 bushels. says
Clayton and there Is more grass In the
northeastern section Of the Panhandle
ehan The stock TO eat II. Clayton says.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22
NEGRO KILLED BY
POSSE II GEORGIA

DUBLIN. Ga. May 2i.-Green Hoi.
~. negro. was killed near here late
10y ~ = posse sent out 10 arres,
m. In \ fight In which the negro's
miner ana Geo Crawford chief ~
eeansy police. were killed. Holsey was
enrged with killing Chief Crawford.
1s sfsered hattie when surrounded nv
~ police In q swamp and was killed
y NJ sschsnge 81 shots. Tho triple
49, srsw out OF . search by Craw.
soro NJ coatraband liquor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22
Edward Lee Iirown Dca

ST. PAUL. Mimi. MAY si.-Edward
lee brown. former president ~ the
Minneapolis and ~. Loiis railroad who
had been connected with many rail.
roads Ia the northwest. died here to.
day after Illness ~ several months.
IIr was ~ years nd. Mr.. i'rown was
appointed regional director ii the rail-
roads. southwestern region at Dallas.
Texas. Ia November. 1919. and was
later u member IL the railway labor
board.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22
Mabiens Killed nj shreveport.

SHREVEPORT, May sI.--trthur
Ninblens. said 10 be- the son II Herman
Mabiens of Iion,io. Texas. was killed BY
Officer Guy Taylor ~ the ~ Dorado
police department saturday mornlng
when lee attempted 10 escape from the
city street gang where he was serving
out q fine Of $40 Tor yagrancy. Taylor
was later released under $4,000 bond
and was taken out Of town by friends
who supplied nm automobile. The Nil.
Ing was the fourth In ~ Dorado this
week. and sentiments running high.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22
GREATER YIELD IN DEAF
SMITH THAN LAST YEAR

There win BE- bigger yield OF whca,
IN Deaf Smith county this year than
last according 20 o. N. Shore Of Here.
ford Who was In the city Saturday. The
Senecnt rains. says Shore saved the
ersps. While the yield per acre win
eot b ~ great a. last year. the acre.
age b much greater.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22
-Four Of Plainviiew' S
Business Houses Are
Entered by Burglars
special TO The News.

speeisl 10 The News.
PLAINvIEw. Texas. May ?i.-Bur.
glars entered four plalrview business
houses Friday night by forcing open
merchandise and a small amount IL
cash In each place. a sack ~ sugar
n few pennies and possibly Some canned
goods were taken from the Boyd Gro.
Gerry Company. The McGlasson.Arm.
strong Tire Company was relieved ~ a
snail amount of cash and few castings
and tubes Small amounts 81 cash, Ia.
falling about ss.5o. were taken from
the shepard Auto Company and the
McLelland Buick Company.
Officers are working on a clue and
expect 20 make arrests soon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-22
Announcement

We have opened Service Station for
adjusting. Cleaning and Repairing type
writer's Of Remington manufacture.
Remington Typewriter Co. ioi y. Third
ST.. Telephone No. 1867. Amarillo. Tex.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-20
OFFER REWARD FOR RETURN
on HALTER AND LARIAT iOPt

Two expert local horsetraders 90
e"e pl's over on them. according 4
q j. Grisbj Shire. who Is responsible
FOR the following account
BIZ Hack aud Irwin MccammO.
recently went into the hills sonth o
ROC rsDn and came upon "a poo
sfrayed Wild horse. ThesaniDal wa
unbranded. unattached and nearl
starved from priyatiOR. II is claimed
hist Hack run the animal into the
deep snow. and after much effort. ef-
feefed his capture. lie Was a
sDuOfagan ~ good horse. according
~ Hack, who asserted that he alone
could touch the brute.
MccanImon Is blaming Hack for
what followed. while Hack Is just as
positive that MecammOn u response
bic.
Anyway. ia only "a few minutes
after they thought they had the
horse Tor keeps. they were mourning
fhe lcss Of 81 halter and good
! 5O-fOOt larint rope that dangled
from the frightened steed as he gal
luped over the mountain
Both men insist they are good
b . traders. but feel they got Tho
y ,.'af end OF this deal. and might pas
/ reward for the return OF their
noprned colt.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-20
STRANGE WINDS OF CHANCE
French Arsia and Engilsh rovsiist
mnss up In Romance Of the
Msrq.sszn islands

b. ore Of the New York art gal
iesles there 10 now on view q primitive
y fashioned door decorated With the
Squire u Tahitian belle. This door
has been brought from the PARKWAY
lands ~ the southern faeine.
AID thereby hangs a faie"--a tale
that leads TO one % the far Marques
"a Island. where Paul 0auxin -Inadiy
paiufed his very Ilfs's blood into q
SERIES % astounding eansase4 prae
tlcaliT living on narcotics az the end
because be felt that b. must. ~ any
cost give hfs ms.ssss 20 the world"
W Somerset Asuxham. In his endless
search Zoe the endless succession OF
plots for his noysls aud plays. dug 40
the story Of Paul Osuxin's trail hot.
feot from Paris 10 Tahiti. aud even
carried Oh door from his cabin.
Th8s vac written 'srhs Moon aud Sir.
peaee.-
0auxln died IN his adopted home.
bla passlnx noted only BY few ar
lists Thsa the pisy~fixht's sisit 70
tte isiana. Thea the book aud imme.
diairly thss. 10 . general gathering
~ artists. writer's photographer. etc,
90 thsir wsy to Tahiti.
Me- Arens has made an article ~
unssual intsr~st IN trscinx the pc
eailas course o. this rather sstraoF
binary literary volume - liarpsr's IA
sas.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-20

whzn t~ispaees x'sts 10 Califpfnla
ga gkrlr -if~s ~shpftsa.~ hax may
- "a ~ IN tk~ ~tf~ fer cnilfornis
tss ~eod herfax beetle that gs,s~
si.seuxh woea sns siso thsvaxh slley
~ sususssnrx considerably har,i~r Than
had Ths hessls hss pal buasirvis -
telesheax~ cat ~ eosnusssiee BY tsr'
ins hois< n ne esbi<s sfns esrry ths
pfses. Water sassrs The esbir~ ssak
tas ~ir~ eoaa<stscos nssle<s ant1 The
ts,s~S plsess are fvsai sad Fepairvsi
Tt~ prvbl~sn % ecpsroi % thl2 nvisl
hs,rsax b~~sis 10 sfiv ansols~d sscvf.i
irx 70 The sar~.u 81 sntctootexy ~ a.
rnlsrd states d<p~ffnsus % ssric@
tsr~ sas nh - difnvult - and 4
tf1etfesbi~ ~sy.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-20
CAUGHT BY lucy BIG WORDS
~si fnoi-ss ~ eosiy- Had More Effect
on Yacht waiter Than Fat TIP
Would rzss.

The caterer sho fed the reporters
HIRE lines . day on the destroyer
fii.l,isforouxh Of the cup races had
SAT u negro walters. one u whom
hsa usskBez= for words. strange
uaF1s r~rsHrks the N~N York Evening
Fln. Reporters warned 10 seek him
or end ~ln bis favor b. bringing him
ehopp~rx.-
raesueus- masi be that walters
far,e for sneinous he Was - be
treprhf the brsskfasf miik--eF~am.-
b. rallied u enthusiastically.
-foh sin hsys all ds efeam 20
vars- gs>m~n- he said. aud some
rlsot.s tho quality ~ hts soui and u.
frfri hiB moa~y Naturally be look
~ Ahd he tesmsd q fhnnderous
ihsnks That called The attention u 81
aiaefs aud eompsiisd them likewise 70
enrf bin monsy.
iiai The sailing soul Of unefu0us ~.
ely Powered QUIZ whsn be heard q
EsAnlle 1ofd solsmnly one reporter
ealas 10 and standing tremendously
wllh = hand 90 the back Of hia chair
before siftinx down looked straight al
ipeiuou. and ss one infoaing for
asl gfs-tinx slowly gave sent % The
single word. -.imullaissossly.~
- mni-fs.ne-o sslJ.~ repeated rnc'
igpua catching u perfectly and sep.
srafiAg each syllable with reversed
rofap mul.isns Gus w. be kept I
lnunnprinz a. he basiied exclusively 4
about tbs nan who had brought him 4
fhs aes wofd gem.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-20
I've osn.f.a, View.

~wsll.~ cried AR. ti,npeck. -ou'
400 10 engaged 10 b. married We viii
wfiie 70 ths dear Tad sud eonkratu
hate him-
A. tisnlsck sxreed Che dare not
o. pihsrwissl. snd bis wife picked up
her pen.
~aly dafllas boz read the son
-shat glorious news Your father
SAD / fsjosc~ Ia rear happiness Il
has iohs been eur greatest wish that
spa should asrFy sous good Woman.
A good wom.n u aeavsns most pre-
soas glfs 10 nan, she brings eot al
ths h~<f Ia slm saa helps him 20 sup
rress al that IL evil
Then there vas postscript Ia q
dlHrrsns hsnduftsinx
fesr ssoshsf b.s sons fpr stamp
ksep single. yoe ycanx nood'.."
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-20

q ihs devastated areas u nelxlum
ana Nsrshssn France the biris as
veil a. the hemsn Inhabitants iosf
lhslf hesn-s Their nests aad nesi.
lnx places ~srs destroyed
Nov shsy have hs~a invited back (:
- ths osttsF 10 net purrely one % sen
iinssot. lnssnneh - The birds are ncsd
- % eat the bugs that asvour the
fsFnsTfs efops.
Mth fhis object IA view, sfess %
weesfiend sf~ hsiax sst ssltle sad
nad~ a. sgtF.etiss az pcsslhis 70
fvafb~fsa creatures u = sxpeeted
ihas ~ ssra means eoieolss % birds
~lfl sees Be established. snd that. With
rrss.~x psesrstsso. thsy NH neltipiy
snd h~eetss az nunssrvus a. ster b.
fee k,ax
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-20
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR
United States Land office, HALEY
Idaho. December 81, 1920.

totfidi NumDrf UZbbOZD
Notice II hereby given that VIII
liam r. Hurst. OF Twin Falls. county
or Twin Falls. State OF Idaho, has
filed Ia this office his application 10
purchase. Act OF May 30. 1920. the
following described land. viz: Lot
10. Section z. and Lot / 2 Section rs.
Township South. Range Is East.
- NJ. within the HALEY. Idaho. land
district.
ANY and all persons claiming adj
vcrssly the lands described. or de
string 10 object. because OF the min
eral character OF the land. or any
other reason. 10 the disposal TO APP
pilcant. should file their affidayits
OF protests in this office, within the
period OF publication.
ZEN II. GRAY.
Register.
Date of ist pub. Jan 6. 1921.
Date OF last pub. Jan. "a. 1921.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-20
RTMOvAL NOTICE

y b. Phiiby announces that he has
moved his real estate and Insurance
occupied by Earl Mnnyon, auctioneer
ADV. 4l5tC
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-20

The Record office takes orders for
all kinds OF engraved work. calling
cards. etc
Mccormick and Deering machinery
and repairs at Snyder Hardware. --ay
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-08-20
X-Ray Tube Is
Aid to Science

ing the eIectr3ns which, To turn 1ew
70 and .upigned upon the anoeie ar tar
get. from which they we're thrown Of
as X-rays which penetrated the glass
tube and scattered.
The method 81 producing X-rav3
by the gas tube did not prove salts
factory.
In 1911 ! made my first tube on a
new principle There was absolute
vacuum .n the tube, and 7 got the cleo
irons 0Bt If the cathode by means II
applying heat To II. With Tie combi-
nation Of the heated cathode and The
extremely high vacuum. The eIec1roDs
would Hy 70 the anode. Or target.
where they were given of as X-rays.
an 1913. Coolidge In this country.
applied The same IDEA 70 tie rube now
in general use here.
New Method Discovered.
1.-TWO years ago ! discovered a new
method ~ eTectlug the release of tie
elecirons from he cathode. This
method has nothing in common vIth
either Of the rHo older ones. start
ed the electrous from q cold. nheated
cathode IN the presence ~ "a high elec-
tro-@tatic field. This actually pulls The
electrous out " the cathode. The sec
ond distinctive Characteristic Of the
new method is the shape If the ca
th0}e. I use a sfarp-poiuted or sharp
edged one, on the theory thar the lines
Of electric force are concentrated on
the sharp point or edge IT the
cathode. This proved to be the case
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-08-20

Swerying and sympathetic devotion.
when, in his earlier days, he needed
IL most
At 10 DisrseH was sent to Uni
tartan school at WalthamEtow. He
soon, however. left there and went 10
school no more. with his fathers
guidance and the help of his fine Ii
brary. Benjamin started out TO educate
himself.
In 1887 DisFaeu won the election TO
parliament, being returned from Maid
stone. Many years later he became
prime minister, but for a brief period
only. resigning in 1865 in favor of Mr..
Gladstone.
His greatest gift was not the roman
tic imagination which he possessed so
abundantly, but the perceptIYe. inter-
pretatfVe, judicial or divininE imagina-
ti0n, without which there can he no
man of great affairs" His novels con-
tain many character portraits of the
men and women of his time. @FVivian
Grey" is said TO be n pen picture of the
author.
DisraeH died at his home in Curzon
street on the 18th of April, ISsI.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-08-20
ONE NEIGHBOR
TELLS ANOTHER
Points the Way to ComfoA
and Health. Other Woman'
Please Read

Moundsville. ". Va.-"I had +,,
doctor S medicine for nearly to ,.,Asa