davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1919-12-06
The Sun Regular Prices:

Grape Juice, pints, Suns Price ......... .2eo
Peroxide, Parke, Davis & Co., Suns
Price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sc, 38c, SAC
Mentholatum, Suns Price ..,.....23c, 47c, csc
Nuxatsd Iron, Suns Price ................s5 o
Hilrs Casoara ouinne, Suns Price ....... .23c
EPSON Salts, one pound, Suns Price,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. loc, Tor zoo
Sal Hepatiea, Suns Price .27e, 66c, $1.14
Pluto, splits, Suns Price ..................1s ice
Pluto, quarts, Suns Price ............... 34c
Pompeian Olive Oil, " pints, Suns Price, 47c
Pompeian Olive Oil, pint, Suns Price =. .S6c
Pompeisn Olive Oil, I quart, Suns Price, S1.69
Pompeian Olive Oil, " gallon, Suns Price, 1919
Pompeian Olive Oil, gallon, Suns Price. .$6.15
Gala Emulsion Cod Liver Oil, Suns Price, STA
Chloride Lime, pound cans. Suns Price -. ice
johnson G. johnson sputum Cups, 100
package, Suns Price ...... ..........75c
Hospital Cotton, ib. rolls, Suns Price .49e
lavoris, Suns Price ..........- 23e, Ate, Csc
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound, Suns
Price Observation-Disclosures. .S1.14
Iistsrins, Suns Price ............ 23e, 45c, 90e
Swamp Root, Suns Price .55c, S7.09
0iover's Mango Remedy, Suns Price. -. Sic
AntiphIosistine, zoe, Suns Price ......... .27c
Antiphlogistins, soc, Suns Price ....... Soc
Antiphlogistine, 90c, Suns Price ...........8 5c
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk, Suns
Laboptk for the eyes, Suns Price ...... .54c
Resinol Ointment, Suns Price Soc, SLIP
Wine Cardu, Suns Price .................9 5
sIoan's Lininent, Suns Price 3oc, 6oc, $1.2o
Dierkiss Face Powder, large, Suns
FrIce .S1Ul
Djerkss Face Powder, small, Sun
Djerkss TaIcunn, Suns Price ....... .pso
80 81 n
Pozzonis Face Powder, Suns Price SIC
Ponds Face Powder, Suns Price ........ .33c
Woodbury's Facial Cream, Suns Price :. a. 19c
Woodbury's Facial Powder Suns Price. 49, 9c
Woodbury's Facial Soap, Suns Price .....1 9c
Powder Puffs. Csc; Suns Price .......,....t2 re
Java Rice Powder. Suns Price .......... 43c
La Blanche Face Powder, Suns Price go. SIC
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
Charles freeman
hss1 AMERICAN CHAMPION Q, Ire WORLD
IN, 5NTALL.-Wt5H s5siss-AeL -

ionrcd them aii-.hni lH ull except
Cnurt for it wnH announced thtf 'h ~
we're sworn furnda and partners
and would not meet no. hrtiruu HiE
The huge and formidable appearance
OF the American caused panic among
the t.a men Of hat time Nour e..
them cared 90 tnkr n chance with 'Im
until william rorH. the Upton
sinahcr" t~afterNnrd ehnmpin of Eng.
iandl came forth in answer to tho
challenge
The '~ripton Slnshcr was 30 smaller
men than Dempsey Ho was slightly
above sta feet in height but weighed
hardly 100 pounds Dempsey will u.
six inches shorter than willard anil
outwsighed about nrtN pounds when
they enter The rms The sinshcf
WIS ten anchcs shorter than hiH up
potent and waa outwcirhed ty ie,
pounds
The nrnf wus held nn ucr e. 1898.
iIf wav between Upton ami iuudun
" wus t bare. Anuckie affair Uoudou
prize rims ruissl and fnr u purse of
$500 Five hundred dollars How
tmss have changed
This mnteh o. noticeable ~ heir.
tho In Boz which contestants won.
examined hy o. physician before tht
call of- time
Despite tho tremendous handicap pr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

spfaking of WIZARDS size and
Championship. the first American o.
win the worlds championship was
Charles FREEMAN Who made uls jess
look small In a. mparisou.
charles Freeman was the rruii"ri
man be- point OF size that eNCr uF-
urcd IN the riur Hc Wua born in
Michigan m January. 1890 tie vas
IA circus performer aud WIS quite "a
nous a. a tao horse ridcr'aud wrirht
litter Tie was known no d "Nms
lean Giant" though sumotimeH calle !
the American Atlas on account 60
hls great strength Notwithstuudiug
his great height and weight hc vas
q wonderfuli, active and nimhlc mti
lie could run. turn hand-prinEs. and
somofsaults by tho dozen o. rhte
horses like "a monkcg
when Bcn Cauut. the champ or of
England visited this country iu 80
he became acquainted VIII FREEMAN
through two challenges Issued ON uc-
hall OF the giant" Cnunt posanfs-
4 Snowman Instinct ana possibly
o. little fear OF tho smsnlouH Amnfi
can-engarsd Freeman 20 40 90 Eng
land instead or fighting him. ~ TIE
time Freeman knew but little % TIE
game OF nntcuffs so taunt instruct
ed him
Auiyins boz England Freeman chat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

capacity Of the thcater b. about one
thousand and the two perform
ances nov scheduled viii be tho only
ones given In Albuquerque.
Tbs sale u ucteu IaH already
started Fourteen hundred paste
boards were distributed yesterday %
fiks living in Albuquerque and the
adjoining towns Many quests fof
tickets have already BEEN made and
u l. expected that the entire allot.
msnt Will be sold without any person
~ solicitation. A eaues was received
last week from Gallup Elm asking
that twelve seats be reserved Tor Il
theater party from tina: place
A rehearsal % principals ant chor-
~ IA the lodge room uf the local club
last evening showed clearly that Joe
Scutti VIII register Il success hy his
show IN addition 90 ~ritnr the
words and music FOR the Brics and
the lines % carry the show along A.
Scott has also planned "a number 81
clever dance rfnrH Tho Messenger
Roy" chorus looks we'll when prac-
tiaod in street clothes but when tho
attractive chorus D. correctly costum.
u Knockout" o. anticipated Re-.
hearsals ARE being held nearly every
nirht ana the rHrt Will soon Dee ready
fur the opening show
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
THE GREATEST COW IN NEW MEX.
Wonderful Record Of Rochette's Princess, of the
Meldrum Gray Jersey Herd at Roswell. Stands
Fourth Among Whole Jersey Breed.


~ February "A, nochetta'n rrin.
~ ccrs n Ierncy COW belonging 10
Aeidrum Gray Of Roswell. com.
rlrtcd a years tcst with y record Of
1891 pounds Of milk. containing
rat.t1 pounds Of butter fat In terms
81 butter. this amount % butter fat
would make i.ise.ss pounds Of CON-
u4tc.ai butter Thtg makes THIS COW
leurth IN milk production for the
whole Jersey breed and within the
fret ten cows In butter tat production.
When conridsrinE that there were over
ie.eee jersey cows on onlchaf test this
year. ~ A evident that thia IL a won
defful record. In terms OF human food,
Inc miik this COW gave IN this incntion
period contained. besides the eaa.sa
POUNDS Of butter fat STA pounds Of
milk surer. the most nourishing Of an
= SOC pounds % cassin, that food
material which builds muscle and tla-
sues % pounds albumin. the Irst 70
build the vital structure o. the young
animal; and i11 pounds Of dieeatibie
n<h, , a portion 81 food which
strengthens and make hone and
teeth; In total i.tes pounds Of al.
Eesiiblr fcod. This row has had sx
calves. some % which are meture and
are aboat ~ great producers Of hu-
man o ~ their dam. ahe produced
~" WV fN"NN EI'tNnNH 20 lMNN
and in all a produced TO iess than
$500 pounds Of dlrustlble human food
1he IA stli rtrcpg aud hearty. fn the
prime Of her NE and apparently can
continue producing calves and food for
many more years The foregoing state
mont are MOI dreams but are Actually
what happend right here w New fex.
tco.
To the average individual his rec.
ord may not near . great deal. Even
20 the average farmer who 10 con-
SANITY dealing IN and handling live
stock. ~ VIII not n much. I'M.
less a careful study IL made Of hercd-
iv and brcedinr
This record was not an accident nor
wa u produced b. a freak COW.
Hochctte'a Princess IL a good repre-
sentative Of the Jersey breed and IL
almost an ideal type o. a dairy COW
she IL the result Of the selection for
generations by tho most careful breed.
ere such animals are not produced
accidentally. but are the result OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

years and generations Of careful study.
selection aid sudicious mating OF the
most carefully selected animals When
such an animal has been produced
u requires the most careful feeding
and care In order that he highest
pcnalhle results may be secured. Guess
work IN feeding and indifferent care
In handiinE Win not get results. u
requires Skill. study. close observation
and close attention on the part OF
the cwner n hcrdsman 20 brinr out
the best there h. even in the best
Of animals.
Mr.. Gray has done a great deal 10.
ward improving tho dairy Industry and
the Jersey breed In particular. A.
a result OF this record the state Of
New Mexico viii receive considerable
advertising. This cows picture with
an accompanying article will appearI
IN agricultural paper. an over the
United states. thus caiilng attention 20
The fact that New Mexico h Just az
favorable for he production of high
producing animals as any other place
IN the country. With our moderate
summers. and mild winters. this state
could he made ono Of the grea,esi
places for the breeding Of the hcs.
livestock.
Mr.. Gray has a herd Of TWENTY-FIVE
- - w WIN NN
them are either on test or are already
~ the register % merit class frnu
THIS htrd Ne may reasonably expect
some great animals o. De- produced
hochettc's Princess ~ not the only
n Of the herd hat has prodrred u
noticeable record. Two other cows
focfette'E Golden Princess and LADY
Hoscttc Of o. = " have lust com.
pletcd records. both Of which made
over 100 pounds Of butter TAT 4
number OF Younger cows nre hlddinr
fair 60 rival the records OF the older
fcwa.
Unlike o. herds producing great
records. thfr herd receives no special
attention which is not due ans GOOD
herd The cows are housed ln nn
ordinary. good. sensible. sanitary dairy
barn. Even D cuws thas are near
world champions are allowed 20 run
with the remainder OF the herd Mr.
GRAY b. "a practical breeder and be.
lcVes strongly In producing records
under conservative and practical con-
dittona
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
Fashions for Americans

II his years Easter stsl, pare o..
viii almost Inevitably be graccd
by a reat many frorkA ~ q
Of the percnnially popular fouiard.
OF course. no u can be sure a. 90
the weather. but Easter ~ ~ late that
an investment In a hghtWeight SIX
dress 10 be worn first on hat Say
may generally be regarded a. a safe
one. Somc extremely attractive nod
els are being shown.
The gown shown IN the ske,cn.
smart for either street or afternoon
wear. h. as simple az a can poss 81
be, u 10 ~dependen. TOT .%isti1ci'Ou con
the beauty OF the fabric anl tho
d. MY trimming arfangenohf. which
consists Of vest, etc. OF fao vhite
organdy.
The use OF crisp or Vcry soft lin
Frr1e material IA n trimming for silk
dresses h decidedly in evidence ms
spring. These vests, collar and cuts
arrangements. etc, are always made
detachable ~ that theg may BE- KEEP
fresh ana clean at tho lest possible
expense.
The dress sketched may be made OF
either plain or figured foulurd or O.
might be dcYeloped in taffeta 10 ~
fashioned somewhat on Russian iunto
lines. The skirt faHtenn underneath
the tunic. the bodice section a. one
Aiae OF h vcht
Taffeta IT, y possible. more popular
the spring than ever before for street
IN Afternoon frockH. Very h,lo
trimming ~ used On such drssacH
Tucks and self oordinrr. fufflos. etc
arc the favori,e trimming touches.
Navy blue unffeta frocks are oi,cu
nttracuveiy trimmed with Neats fri.
lar and ruff Of white % C0iorol
tucked orrxndy, They are No fash
toned that they may be detached nnd
the ffoek Will appear equally smart
and well finished with 80 trimming
whutcNer.
Ono clever model recently seen had
a CoEsnrk blouse which drapcd arf1hs
the figure in fr0ni af b nofnll
waist line and tied loo the back rhs
skirt wac marrow Hnd finished ~ fh
several groups Of self rordinEf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
nnI.IN nI MInillNIs

Ihn AGENTS employ ed for thr frH
utnf ui disease arc taken frH.I fN.
fnIr" Kingdoms ~ nature fU. ..r
"'HHI' animal and mll,ffI N.'
medicinal substance ITl ftktH
fhH vegetable IIurIaH arH
leaves f.UWFrH srr..H NHrHH bod.
UuYf# Tho U'I fashioned ruuf BOO.
lrrH remedy LYDIA D. pIu.N4r
vegetable compound WnI.H uN N
success tn Do vegetable kiuEIrHI Ii.
constantly SHOWN tu pnpultnf. Hn
favor uu'I 30 Is uuw recognized ..
stand IrI rrIu.IN fuf fnmHI, II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
Massie Heads Board of
Medical Examiners for
Another Biennial Term

Santa Fe ~. NJ. April is-Dr =
A. Makxle. Of santa Ne. senior mem
her Of the state board Of medical sN-
aminsrs In point Of service. has been
elected president Of the new boarl
Tor . biennial term a. its ufrt meet
ing here. DIR. q. ~ Ferguson %
Tucumoan. vas chosen VICE president
nad Dr. X. n. Mcbride. OF Roswell. be-
came secretary treasury. Little busi-
ne<s was transacted outside Of oraan-
nation work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

size and strength tho "rIHfon sIUaI.
e. murIEyd to STICK iU9 Inuuis TH,
FIGHT Naftd tao iutH UUrkr.sa HH
luE stepped the contest ON thr N.a
dHh Hftrf seventy rounds hHu nf,u
fuugHt tud tht men met twelve IIr.
later und Uaul,i %thirtf-uine ml.
thr slashtr h'iuE disqualified Boo ODE
lnHtl round f1f deliberately on up
lnE himself uu iHc ground o. afu H
blow
Freeman waa the fret 90 ,'l.u t|t,
htnspiouship of the world tud IH
W'Iu uuUr whu dared dispute Dim
w. died two wears ittor. how .t. u
tnH NlufhssiDr hospital urf o. 1919
of tuberculosis the rcfuit of .
ton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

Two thousand people n no more
VIII have an opportunity % witness
the Elks' musicai comedy. The Kids
Clever" when u H. presented az the
Crystal theater on May 9 and g. The
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09

The back street" makes an excel
lent and convenient place for dumping
ashes and trash Folks having garb-
age 20 dispose OF will find a really
more accessible than the river bank
as the latter II almost covered up.
Unusual cold has damaged citrus
fruit In California.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09
MANY DIED.
~yrians of Hickman Receive First
News in Three \ ears.

After three years Of waiting for
mail. the Syrinn~ Of This city hive AL
last gotten three letters from relatives.
giving them news from their home. no
mail coming through from Syria after
the first year of tie great war until
after the taking of Jerusalem by the
British some feW months ago. the let
tiers that were received ihe past week
we're on the WAY fDr lffv dHys
con- last Saturday a. s. Earkctt re-
ccivod "a letter advising him fhlf Mrs
Flufha Barscft. mother Of AIRS. W. :.
Barkett. of West Hickman hl died
five months ago from appendicitis. and
that Mrs.. Cuthrina pimeya. sister ~
Mrs. Barkctt. had died niue months
ago tiie latter having died ~ typhoid
fever. IN the sHmr letter news was
received al tho death 81 Forheiu Bar
kett. who g. cousin of an tire Bar
kctts of this city. and first cousin Of
some If them. death resulting from
drowning in river near their home
/ On Judidit Syria. They also received
news Of the death of another cousin
/ in the Barkctt family M.thul Barkctt
who was the father of Henry Earkeft
now 1T Oklahoma. formerly mcrchani
of Hickman. and of fhe death OF
/ Tomma Harkett. another cousin. who
Il had two SONS iu this country. There
may be others dead. letters not having
been received from some ~ the fam
\ lilies and the families here are pre-
pared for still more bad news
! In the letter % was learned that ihs
/ Turks had demanded great ransom.
OF many Of the syrians going 90 then
l places Of business and demanding Ger
u tain amounts 81 money. and that among
| those that had suffered in This respect
we're Rotha Barketf brother 81 Mos,
Barkeft and Fari- Salaamy. father 0
Saad Saluumy and Nuiech Salnamy
who were iu business together neal
the clfy 81 Damascus tlc Turks Dc
handing and taking from them S5.0po
The letter stated that while they hlt
many hardships during the long wal
and cxofhitlnt prices that the Bar
kett family had gotten along alright
owning laud and raising much If thei
food but they stated That many ueopl
in their town had suffered severely
and told 81 one family of six "a Da
Mount. Lebanon. well known 20 th
u Syrians here that had starved q
death The letter stated that they ha'
4 raised good crops huf that the Turk
Il had taken them from them and the
had sold the wheat and food back O
: them at exorbitaut PRICES. sfnting tina
wheat WAS selling for S-uNn huShe
land other things in proportion. TIA
country o. productive. however 4
; fruits and vegetables and in this wa
they have gotten along.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09
BEREANS ENTERTAIN.

The young men Of the Berean Class
Of The First Pnp'i~t Chur. h rendered
a delightful socinl To the returning
soldiers and sailors of their class at
the beautiful home ~ their friends.
Mr. and Mrs r. +. Case. last Friday
night. The evening was spent Ia "A
delightfully."- entertaining way AID all
90, sent dccia red the urg men OF the
Bcrean class royal good fellows. he
lightful refreshments were served.
Mesdarnes T.. &. Rice and H. NJ. Grain
assisting the hostess. Mrs. +. y. Case,
H. serving.
The guests present were Misses
Anita Do.ifs. Mary Tempe Burnetfe
Helen Rice. Lilly Caldwell. Nivirn
caldwell. Chariot Hampton. Isu' y
caldwell, Lois Choatc Virginia Grain.
Mildred Hampton. Brennie Harper /:
Mesdnmes +. r. Case. G. T.. Rice. H.
NJ Grain. Messrs. 4. +. Case. J. W
Roncy. n. NJ. Grain. J. w. Harper
Harry Walker. David Oliver. Paul
Clark and Raymond Clark.
The Bereans are again placed under
lasting obligation 10 their host and
hostess for the good time enjoyed by
them and their guests.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09
COLDS AFFECT TIE KIDNEYS.
Many Hickman People Have Pound
This 90 be True.

Many Hickman People Have Pound
This 90 be True.
Are You wrctched On bad wcnfhcrf
Does every cold settle on your Kid
ncysf
Does your back ache and become
weak
Are urinary passages irregular AID
disfrcssingg
These symptoms are cause 90 suspect
kidney weakness.
Weakened kidneys need quick help.
DOau's Kidney Pills are especially
prepared for weakened Kidneys
Hickman people recommend them.
Mrs. Cora Guthrie. gni Broad way.
Hickman. says: Il used Doan's Kid
mey Pills when my Kidneys were out
of order and when nay back panied.
The trouble. I think. was caused by
catching cold and over-workiug about
the house When I was troubled In
this way. Doan's Kidney Pills gave
me quick relief know they are a
good. reliable medicine and worthy Of
praise"
Price GOc. az all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney rcmedy-gct
Deans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Guthrie had Foster Miiburn Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo. y. Y. Adv.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09
RAISE WAGES.
New Minimum Of Sc a bay nj FOrd's
Tin Lizzie Plant

A new minimum wage scale Of So "a
day. nat increase for approximately
= 900 employees throughout the cOun-
frv. was announced January lst by
fhe Ford Motor company. Employs
OF the Ford tractor interests also are
Included iu the increase The new
sac minimum became effective on
JlIuary l-f
IWrufF-fIrce thousand other cm-
pl0ycs Of the Ford interests already
receive - or more day.
toiucident with the announcement
Of the wage increase. IL was made
known that Henry Ford has formally
resigned as president Of the Ford Mo
Tor company and his son. Edsel Ford.
elected 10 succeed him at a salary Of
SI50.OOO a year.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09

The lurgpst winter wheat crop ever
grown in the history of the United
States is promised by the enormous
acreage sown this fall. The acreage
Is almost 10 per cent larger than last
years. and totals f9.O2T 600 acres. Tn.
Gle Sam can and will maintain the set
pricc-hut. can he create market and
demand for the wheatg
For Sale: My six-room residence
on Dresden rond. Lights. water and
bath. Good garden Also 40 acres
at hand for sale or rent. See W H.
Phelps. tie
Good. heavy work suits. regular
Si2J0 values; S1O.-Baltzer 4 DOdds
D. g.. O..
Fruits. Cigars. Lunch goods at Crca-
sons Cafe.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09
HoW's This /?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Cafarrh that cannot be
cured BY Hairs Cniarrh Medicine.
Halls Caiarrh Medicine has been taken
bv catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
i've years. and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Casarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. cxpehlug the Pot
-1n from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions
after you have taken Halls Catnrrh
Medicine for short time you viii see n
great Improvement in your cerer NJ
health start taking Hairs Cafarrh Medi-
rir, NJ once and get ria OF catarrh- Send
for testimonials. free.
= J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. Ohio
Sold By al Druggists. i5c
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-09

For Sale: The handsome. now sey
en-rOom hungalOv-resiicnce property
Of F. r Reeves. In the south part 81
town Electric lights. city water
bath. cistern. Outhuildings. barn. BIT
e. rlen and three lots each 60Xlf
feet Spleudid Iocation. No cits
taxes low insurance. An ideal home
Also an S-roOm residence I'm West
Hickman. lot c0x19O feet, located or
main gravel street. Rents for SO 2
month Small "nsh payment. balance
On easy terms. for either piece Of prop
erty. Mr. Reeves has business inter
osts elsewhere and wants TO sell. Foi
terms apply "a this office AZ
We understand that Geo. r. Cook.
81 Hickman who Is cnrOute home from
France. was on "a big transport that
was grounded near Fire Island Tn
der trying difficulties all passengers
were rescued without loss and landed
ON torpedo boats standing by and
safely landed on American soil. N
will BE- remembered that Mr. Cook was
woundcd In the hand during the big
drive on the Bochcs and was forced
20 spend considerable time IN n hos
nifai He win probably arrive home
the latter part Of this month.
John Nelson. who spent the holt
days with his father. j. IT, Nelson. left
today for 81. Louis 20 resume his work
with the Swift Packing co. John was
sick with IN most Of the time he was
I'm Hickman
while carpenters are making re-
pairs on the y. e. depot. Agent r. II.
aud co-workers hove been forced into
temporary quarters IN the old waiting
room.
VIII Hester Is here this week. look
ing after business OF the branch office
of the law firm of Hester & Hester.
Atty. VIII Webb. Of Mayfield. wa
mere on business Tuesday.
Circuit court viii convene here one
week from next Monday.
Pres. Wilson plans 10 leave Europe
about Feb. -
How's your New Years resolutions
holding 0utY