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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-14

The trade of the United States
with Europe is now greater than
it was in 1913.
The Supreme Court OF Mon
tana has declared unconstitution-
al the tax on bachelors.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-14
ScME FLAsELIGET USES
AQCyJT TIE ET0sFF

Lighting TIE ca''r stairs.
locking n closets; iigLJnv tire
perch q. :.2 fer 8 5ies; wLea
the electricity fills; fad.r.
GU tas t.r-e. exploring ne At.
tic; Eg-,iEg W Ike cyea.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-14
4 FRIEND in need
A FRIEND INDEED
Writes Mrs. Hardee Regarding
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Los Angeles, Calif.-'1 must tell you
that am true friend TO lydia y. Pink
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-14
CONVENIENCE
And SAFETY

Falling down stairs N the dark,
taking TIE wrong medicine, and a
thousand Cthec dangers Turk in
the darkness. Avoid them by
having fasSEsht handy.
These days While darkness
comes early ycu Rave mere need
than ever for q serv:cezble Win
chester FLACHLICHT. Get one
teddy. You VIII Use Il tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
DR.. HUBBARD SCORES
SCHOOL FINANCING
Thinks the Board Of Educ alton
Should Have Power to
Issue Bonds.

Financing Of tho public schools
should be taken out Of the hands Of
city Council and placed In the hands
of the Board OF Education together
with the power TO issue bonds entirely
independent of Council, Rev. Carlisle
L. Hubbard. pastor Of n. Psul's NJ
r.. Church. said las. night In n ser.
mon heard by more than I 900 per
sons, including a large number OF
members OF the Junior Order United
American Mechanics.
The city's' educational board II en-
tirQly willing 10 obtain sites and
build rsoper schools, he said. but they
are unable because Of lack Of funds
Condeming the physical condition oI
the schools m Wilmington he refer
red TO the recent report Of tho rrs
marshal showing how many of th'
school buildings are nre-trapH In q
number OF cases. he said. children ar'
being taught In Easements oS cellars
where conditions as TO light and venti
lation are not conducive To the menta
and physical well-being Of the stu
dents.
"The cardinal greatness or Americi
depends upon the Intelligence q
| Americans" he said. Education is TN
mark OF civilization. The school rank
next To the church as an importan
factor In fostering Democratic insti
tu,lons."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
PLANNING POULTRY SHOW.
EXHIBIT This Year Promises 10 Eclipse
Any Display HERETOFORE.


AT q meeting Of the executive board
OF the Diamond State Poultry and
Pigeon Association on Saturday
evening, matters pertaining to the
coming exhibition were discussed. II
Is hoped to secure the old City Hall.
the property Of the Delaware Histori-
cal Society. for tho exhibition.
Special prizes for displays have been
donated by T. Coleman du Pont. May
or Leroy Harvey. Josiah Marvel. II.
+. du Pont. A. Il. cartledge. Jr., s. Il.
du Pont, Every Evening. James Wat
son q Son. James =. Wilson. Lannan
Brothers. David Curiett, Walter ID
Mode. Robert r. Cloud. Charles Will
son. Walter Brouxhton. Samuel Settle
DIR. Il. a. Pearson. Alfred ID. Peoples
James r. Mullen 4 Son, Delaware
Hardware Co, T. y. Fell. Inc. Il. J.
Chapman. Il. r.. Rawnsley. White
Brothers, j. r. Kelly 4 Hon. Krausc
Milling Co.. II. y. kicitz. James Nor
row 4 Son. A. r. Wahl. c. II. Felka,
Wilmington Bedding Co. Pratt Food
Co, Grcenbank Mills. Already Milling
Co.
The Delaware State Fair Associa-
ton has extended the loan OF Its cages
for the exhibition. PrcmiAm lists con
taininE tho names OF donors and spe'
ciai prizes will be sent to oil parts OF
the Dclmarvia Peninsula and adjoin'
Ing states about December I. Entry
fees will he so cents for single bir~'
and 81 for pens. consisting OF nv'
birds Of the same variety. The program
will he announced later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
WINS CLOSE DEBATE

The Wilmington Jewish Community
Center debating team gained the de-
cision last nlg4,t At the Jewish Com
munity Center, Third and King streets
In a closely contested debate With the
Economite Club OF Philadelphia, on
the subject. RESOLVED. That tho United
states Join the League OF Nations at
the Present Time" The Wilmington
team had tho Affirmative side. Mr..
Charles Coke. principal OF the VII
min9ton High School, announced the
decision. The other judges were
Arthur l.. Bailey Of the W1lmingto on
Institute Free library. and Samuel
Cannon, A. NJ. OF Wilmington.
The speakers on the Affirmative were
Edward Horwi,z. Sam Chaikep, and
Joseph Handler, representing the
Jewish community centers.
Tho negative side was upheld by the
Economite Club Of Philadelphia. The
speakers were Morris weisman, Abro
ham ]. Levy and Morris w. wexler.
The debate was we'll attended, the
Auditorium being crowded 10 capacity
DR.. Albert Robin presided. Musical
selections were rendered by Fannie
Podoisky and Estelle Shentz. with Re
becca Hirsrhout on the piano.
Tho next debate In Wilmington 20
the local tenn win he held Januar,
2s, against tho Readins Y. NJ. ". A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

Chester. r. Montgomery In Superior
complaint, which he originally Sc
cured the divorce and obtained the
custody OF the two girls--the decree
that was set aside Saturday evening
by Judge Montgomery.
But when he reached the Tiernan
home, and Mrs. Tiernan answered the
rap al the door he received real
shock. The woman who won n court
decision Saturday TO set aside the
divorce told him in her own way his
estimation in her mind.
"You could fall TO my knees and beg
and l would not forgive you," she cX-
claimed Around the family table ar
hour later. however, Mr.. and Mrs
riernan and their three children sat
"rve missed you while you wcr,
away, papa" Mary said. and Little
Billy smiled as II he understood.
The Tiernan home had been place,
In the hands of an agent Tor sale. Th'
furniture, too. was TO be sold. bu
Professor Tiernan intimated last nigh
that he would change the plans rela
tive 10 the sale Of his personal prop
erty. They may take 1t TO Chicag'
with them.
Just what hi, plans would be wa
undecided. he said tonight.
Professor Herman, former law pro
fessor at Notre Dame and an authorit
on law. declared that he planned n
/ suit TO annul his marriage at Crow
Point TO Mrs. blanche Brimmer o
/ Hansel. Iowa. The action OF Judg
Montgomery. he said, was suf'icien
/ In Indiana 10 nullify the marriag
ceremony OF Saturday.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. TierSan plan {
renew their vows in the Catholi
/ church. ~ which they are members
! Their main object. they said. was {
straighten up their business affair
and leave the scene of what prove
20 I've a near tragedy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
KINGSN0OD SUNDAY
SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
Special Exercises Yesterday in
Observance OF Golden
Jubilee.

The 50th anniversary OF the found
ing OF KinGswood n. r. Sunday school
was celebrated with special exer-
ciscs in the church yesterday. Rev.
william Powick of PHILADELPHIA. was
the principal speaker. He recalled
the fact that when tho Sunday school
was first started Il was 4 branch OF
ST. Paul's Church.
]. w. Conner gave the address of
welcome at the exercises and =. II.
Pippin lead In prayer Mrs. r. l..
Wilson sang solo and Mrs. Rachel
NJ. Baldwin gave a recitation. Rev.
George w. Bounds. pastor OF the
church. made brief address In which
he reviewed the work OF the church
and expressed confidence in future
success. Professor ]. q. Daley of
Philadelphia sang several selections
Those present who were former mem
ber. OF the church and Sunday school
were: ]. q. Daley. s. II. Pippin
Sue =. Smith. Ida Green. Emma =
Tweedlc, Reta n. Smith. George
Powick. Mrs. George Powick. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ruel r.. Jarvis, Charles w. Nc
Kaig. NJ. II. Sidney stiles. James y
Satterneld, William +. Stark. Sr.
Fannie u. Kirby. Percy II. sullivan
Charles l.. Kirby, Mrs. George Swan
son, Miss Frances Il. Hurst. Mrs. j
s. Satterlie. Miss E1na Rowe. w. J
baldwin. Adolph Folgsr, Mary Wright
Mary r.. Ford and Lille II. Rinkci
Shattuck. daughter OF tho founder o
the Sunday school in 1874.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
COVRTSHIP CONDUCTED RY MAIL
REJECTED BRIDE EXPLAINS

CHICAGO, Nov. sT.-Professor John
II. Tiornan returned yesterday 10 his
home in South Bend. lad. and Mrs.
Blanche Brimmer. whom Tiernan
married at Crown Point. Ind. Satur-
day. after a short mail oour;ship.
wen, back to her parents in Iowa, and
her two young children by TWO former
marriages. She said she would seek
10 remove any question regarding the
Legality OF her divorce from her sec
and husband. 4. II. Brimmer, con-
struction gang foreman.
The second Mrs. Tiernan IS "a
years old. and Is the daughter Of the
Rev. Charles II. Hawn. a Methodist
minister Of Hansel, Iowa. She said
she met Tfernan for the first time a;
the trial OF his first wife's sui; against
Harry Pcrlin. South Bend haberdash-
er. who, Mrs. Tiernan charged,
~as the father of her third child.
Later she carried on a correspondence
with the law instructor. their mar
rlage taking place on their second
meeting. two days after Ternan had
obtained a divorce.
When told OF his first wife's charges
that he had persuaded her 20 let him
get a divorce. and had promised 70 re-
marry her. Professor Tiernan said he
! had told his first wife about his re-
marriage plans. that she fully under
stood II was impossible for them ever
10 live together again. and that she
had expressed herself 10 him as being
reconc.led 10 the separation.
The professor told OF his second
marriage. OF the bond Of sympathy
established between himself and his
second wife by the letters that few
back and forth between Indiana and
Iowa.
Some day ! am coming after you. d
Tiernan said he wrote her.
And when you do I'll be waiting "
he said she replied.
I Mrs. Brimmer. planned 10 set abou'
today learning whether she was en-,
titled legally 10 accept Mr.. T.ernan il
their Crown Point, Indiana, ceremony
Saturday.
Mrs. Brimmer had two matr.m mia
experiences previously and the aucr
ton has arisen II her second hpsban,
had died. apparently he had not. Sh.
became interested in the Tiernans a
the time Of the whe's suit over tn
paternity OF her child. and began th'
penciled correspondence with Pro,
/ T!ernan which led 20 their meetin,
here last Thursday night. their frs
sight q each other. They made tw,
attempts 10 be married in Illinois be
fore their successful effort at Grow.
Point, Ind.
Mrs. Brmmer's letters, as publishe,
here today, began by referring I,
Prof Tiernan az dear friend, an,
gradually increased In warmth OF ton,
until Pref. Tiernan Is said finally {,
have replied.
Some day / am coming after YOU
10 which Mrs. Brimmer was quoted a
having responded: And when yol
do. youll find me waiting"
Regarding money, Mrs. Brmme
was quoted as saying Il have plenty
Money has no attraction whatever"
Mrs. Brlmmer .s the mother Of tw,
children. Nerdene Rash, elk, and Mari
Catherine Rash, three.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
Flks to Hold smoker.

Wilmington Lodge OF Elks will hold
a smoker next "Wednesday evening,
at the clubhouse, 1li9 Market street.
There will be number Of professional
acts by membcrr Of the order who are
playing in loca, theatres. There will
also m roast beef dinner. As thi~
is tho frat social event OF the hodge
since the appointment OF John =
Powell es district deputy grand exalted
ruler. he Will he given reception
There will I've mock of turkeys. whioI
will be distributed among the mem'
hers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
T|ERMAk'S NEW BRIDE
DISCARDED FOR WIFE
Divorce Revoked. He Returns to
Mother Of HE Children and
10 Forgiven.
n, Associated Press to Every Evening.

ny Associated Press TO Every Evening.
south Bend. Ind. Nov. 27.-Profes-
cor John 4. Tiernan yesterday recog-
nixcd Baby Billy" Herman as his own
son. lie recognized Augusta ii. Tier
nan as his only lawful wife. He fell
back into the role tha, he had led as
husband and father before last June.
when Mrs. Tiernan told him that
"issby Blllyt was the child Of Harry
roulin. a local haberdasher.
nut Harry roulln passed out Of the
iify of the Tiernans yesterday. With
a happy dinner at noon the Tiernans
closed their pas, life book and started
.neW. 4 reconciliation was effected.
The second Mrs. Tiernan?-Why
there isn't any now." the Professor
said last night. left her in Chicago
Saturday night. | don't know where
shy is nor what she Is doing. She is
in other hand; now.
va there was no scene when We
parted after We had read In the news
papers % the court decision setting
aside my divorce. She only said
that sho was sorry Then we parted
and went our ways
4 came 90 south Bend TO find out
what % was al about. l thought that
the ludge might Just have reopened
the ease and issued an order for me
90 appear before him on Dec. II 70
show cause why I should have di-
NutCe. II was information that ]
game here after. Now have IL.
have been successful In straigh,cninc
ou' my domestic troubles with Gu.
and We viii close the house this week
aud ru to chicago TO live.
'oh. yes IN take all three children
- Gus Prom today I recognlz,
fiahy nuly ~ my own son and vii
'thviie ana fee.l him and love him a.
love my two daughters. Mary anC
Irene"
Professor Tiernan said last nigh
that he would instruct his attorney
sioorsc stands. 90 50 before Iuur,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

Jesus" He expressed his gratitude for
the cordial Welcome extended him,
and said he was looking forward TO n
successful md consenial pastorate.
A special musical program was
given by the choir. DIR. Some taught
the mems Bible class In the Sunday
school. During the session John a.
Forrest. baritone. sang several SOLOS
and Pyie's orchestra rendered seiec-
tions. DR.. Some returned to Fleming
ton after the Sunday school but VIII
move here next week with his family
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
Columbus knights Memorial Mass.

Following their annual custom many
Of the members OF Santa Maria Coun-
ell, No. 1876. Knights of Columbus. viii
receive communion at the solemn
requiem memorial mass to be held at
the Cathedral Thursday at s O'Clock.
An invitation TO attend has been ex-
tended TO friends and relatives Of the
deceased members.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
DEATHS.

AfNsNoRrN-N Georsctown. : &
on November -. 1922. lec Ainsvor,h
Tcistivcs. friends and members Of
Nsnitou Tribe No. isl ~ n NJ arr
ipwtesi' 90 attend the funeral services a,
The wsidcnce uf his mother. Mrs Ellcn
Alnssorth irut woodlawn avenue. on
N"dnn~isN afternoon. November - st
ocioca intcrment Mt Salem GENE
nRowN suddenly in this c,,y. on No
81 wars
kolau,vs friends .mpIoycs Y phila
e'lphia A kca'hng Railroad Co are In.
>lisd ~ attend the funeral services az
ne funeral pariors % Harvey r. Nichols
sNt West seventh Strcct. on TUESDAY
efirrnoon a. ciocR lntcrment al
hi,efNics cemetery
ANilNn NN--in this citv. on Ncveu,hsr
tpi2 James u husband 90 sarah
Callahan
Rslsuvcs friends and members O,
Amrrica arr invited 20 attend the funeral
ffnm his lste rcsidsncr. l6iO West Fourth
street. on "Wednesday morning az . O'Clock
hrlulem mas Al - Thomas Church
lntrtmcnt a. Cathedral ccmetcry
1NRRrN IN Philadelphia. la on No
N'tnher %, 1922 Dsnisi. son ~ tho lat,
isirck ana Aanie tsrrcn. formerly o.
Fuucrsi vii take pl.ce from hi. lat,
r.sldcncr. iats y Montsomery ave
sn "Wednesday morning November 20 a
10 glock Requiem mass az Chercl
~ ne Holy Name lntfrmcpt at Csthe
aral crwcter'. Wilmington Del on ar
rlNal ~ train loavins Philadelphia a.
N WN
IruERiE In this city. on Novenbe
roy le3t. Anton y. fuerclo secd -,
ffafs
H,aiivcs friends Liberty Lodge No 10
% I v and tsermsu fahrsrs Aseccis
Ton ar invited 10 attend the funers
fflul nis iatr residence zoos Tatnsi
street. on Mofnf sfaV nnornine R,onic,
mass o. - .rrd Herr Church al y 20
o. az kiNrrVicN cemetery
ukki~--'n tins city. on November %
.suu kutshsth. wife of the lat
fNffn I Morris agrd o. years
oiauNcs frirnds aud Wsnets Council
80 a. n ~ a.. ar invited o. attend m
funeral services a. her late rcsidenc,
I~ll Pine strrcf. on "Wednesday after
noon at ciock intcrment at LON
farfN cemetery
MUTE on November 20. 1922. Mimi
,sthcart wife 81 rred &. Negtz il
lrr infh war
Relatives and friends are invited 20 Al
tend tha funeral services at ,her late r,xi
dsnrs Hellcmeor. Richardson park a,
"Wednesday afternoon. Novemhs-r 20 a
~ clcc. lutcrmcnt kiverview c.m.
terry
~ NNoCh-On November "a le2.
Henry X. fcnnock. NJ. u. aged 4
Nrars
Relatives and friends are invited 10 a,
tsnu the funeral scrNiccs a. his lat. res
denrr. 1us West Ninth street on Tuesda
Afternoon November - al ? 30 o'cloc,
lntermont az hivervie~ cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
DIR. A. w. SOME FORMALLY
ACCEPTS WEST PASTORATF

Tov. August W. Some. who has
been appointed pastor OF West Pres
|bytcrian Church. formally accepted
his new charge yesterday morning in
his first sermon 10 the congregation
ON the subject, THE Soul Passion ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

mot exactly. cir" replied the vii
lager. but the children were go fond
Of rubhin' out the rrst mark that tho
Council had IN put u bit higher ~
as TO he out ~ their reach. ."-Epworth
Herald.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
Zonine Experts 10 SPEAK.

Robert Whitten Cleveland and
Campbell Scott OF New York wifi
speak in Wilmington in the near fu-
turc in the interests OF the local zon-
inc project.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27

friends and -S.mbcrs " santa Ma,
Council No ips. h. of g are Invited 10
attend the solemn requiem memorial
mass az The Cathedral on THURSDAY
morning November 30 at 'cloc.
fur thsir decreased members All mem
bers are requested 20 receiv. com
munion for their departed brothers
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16
Impressive Service
Bible Conference
Wednesday Night

Last evening al the session o. the
East Coast Bible conference being
held II the FIRST Baptist church. a
most impressive service was held Il
MS the occasion of the lecture ii Or
" Leon riseker OF New York ua the
BOOK Of IttlcSssan> This WAS ihe ser
oni ene ei the series on t.is most
aaai l.lsl. book q the NsA Testa
aleat
feN peop.e sscPi Ia real = nos
maeh taere IS n this short book vi
ONLY iour chapters. and gef there :
wealth * teaching TIA. j. raoss Won
der al aid ii The hands Of such
fesa-isr as lr Tucker il Is Won lerlnl
81 see the unfolding OF tie book
TIE larser part al the lecture was
sSen Ia tie consideration OF the per
-e',Alits O. Col as revealed n The
ef''s-ie. The y hole lecture VAS woE-
sertel ilesirstion ii the i-r-Yeach ,ng
score 81 q f-w woras a. wrs3sea in
TIE SaA 81 Books under TIE insrira-
g.un 81 tlo Sairii Of God Tie speak
- shnne. son .nuh Casl> eoaid pa k
ivy words ser the instruction
- Ills >e.s,,Ie about Himself AMI TIE
ass q rs kagdonl IL the earth
IN sieatine Fl .he personality Of
t'o3 -1e ssa#lzeT went on IL say TAFT
.esa~ w's tas fnsnileStataen o. the
ne.scs4.i isS u Goa Here liz quoted
t'e.asSians- ehaases !. verse =. ahl.h
es. Aiss Is TIA image of the IN
aie t:Qt whrh refers To Jesus.
.lea as y isal-- L ~2s a most ION
asftal eSnesif IN - t.c ,7or,i at Cod
~. tie erd.eaee Sc ALI bat sr.i.-
ffas-ftE - -14. ias.ssgtrr., of -ta.. fe4.-iar
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16

1T. hat the uzfasorafse weather
ntented many interested people
- attending Hence tbs soutiuG
- aale vii he held and t- tiAe
r q much more .mpert8ii. q Tor
= reason thai .ae Central constri.c-
= company have entered five hand
- homes and several ausldl1g lats
. TIE sale thereby making Il
- kruger and more naasntows
&m4 q this time
E nnohreez@ Park Is o..e = The flaest
- locatioas IN all Fiori.Ia and
u1nse one may easily >ax IN an
world II parallels the beaut frl
1o1hx river s1a Is situated nisi be
- Ne RI the ocean It is
- snd restfal hrr best Il al. it
noautlful AMI refined Il Is te
- - Increase many times n value
= tsue goes hy
lmpcsearf Development 0ert IS 60
- - h this locality. and many ma <
<lcoat dwellings are being crested at
- psesent time. thus making 4 most
nstng addition TO the uant heaut-
hcrics of wealthy resident ALI
rndy there II is 4 certainty that
mbreeze Park is ~ faSfNsf growing
fnke.rn Of the Triple cities Iae cen
~ Construction co.pans which
@ueaaing vast sans ~ Ia ding and
1n1)foying this locality i under tn
nn1pnsl direction 81 g. iie.sfu
~ has had large experience ~ CON
mguclGu anil development pogA i'
/11rAgU AMI vicinity snH Who IS
Doeefore an expert ia nfa.iers per-
Mnlng - the hrttcgnsat II aaH com
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-23
Stirring EN- Up

Walt Vance stopped his paper last
week becausee we neglected to men
ton chimney fire at his house. Walt
is SO narrow minded that he can look
through q keyhole with both eyes at
the same time.
Voters, look Jim Dockerty over
carefully before casting your ballot
for him. If he lands the Office it will
mean his son Orlando for Chief Of
Police, son-in-law Rod Lumley for the
street commissioner, the village hall
will become a playground for their
families and there will be general
revival of the moonshine industry in
our midst.
And when it comes to speaking in
public Jim is nil. He attempted to
introduce speaker at recent meet
ing and referred to him as Civil
War veterinarian.
The Wilson Foundation fund was
piling up rapidly and had reached the
sum of $3.50 when those who had
contributed demanded refund, claim
ing they were under the impression
that it was for Tug Wilson,. P. J.
in Frazee Press.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-23
JUMPING BEANS FOR GIRLS
Sick and Wounded Veterans in New
Mexico Hospitals Are Hungry
for Cheer Lettera, sz.

Trained to leap through hoops and
stand unhitched, thousands Of genuine
Mexican jumping beans are awaiting
girls Of the United States who will
write a little letter Of cheer to- dis
abled soldier. The exchange Of letters
for jumping beans is being made
through Herman G. Baca, Santa Fe,.
N. NJ, adjutant Of the American Le-
gi0n Of the state.
Five thousand sick and wounded
veterans Of the World war, recuperat-
Ing In hospitals in New Mexico, have
trained the beans. The young men
are terribly lonesome. Mr.. Baca writes,
and they will send bean to every
girl who will write a letter to them.
The Jumping beans are dark brown,
somewhat larger than the Ordinary
bean. Tie animation Of the vegetable
n caused BY tiny worm that crawls
into the bean and consumes the edible
portion. After the worm 10 dead, the
bean keeps on Jumping.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-23

The understanding editor of the
Postage Stamp wants the Record man
to "tell the taxpayers just how much
benefit they got out of the $1,000
paid to his friend, the ex-tax super.
~iser." Age, ill health, and disap-
pointments in both business and pol
itics must be running the old mans
mind. Why, bless you, friend, we
'torated" and "edited" against both
the tax commissioner and tax super
visor business when the league was
putting it over in 1919. Only wher
the Office was forced on US did the
Record see fit to support A. H. Irvine
for the job instead of Emil Hardt OF
J. N. Stewart, who were the oppos.
4ng candidates. At that, the said
tax commissioner did oppose the
abatement of taxes on the north halt
Of section 22-131-77, which explains
the squeal.