davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
TiSiC pIatiIO tiSic dolarI "a taIff
bOvezt pOIeYky, billy Chleb a kakaO

sedelo We stfedu prostych dfeve-
nych sto1, ma nichz host6ni byli
pOlevkou.v niz plovaly kousky no.
vezfho masa, jedli k tomu kousky
bfl6ho chleba a zapfjeIi kakaem.
Banket tento uspoTadan byl Her
bertem Hooverem. ktery DO Ameri
ce sbira fond $33, 900 900. ably ne.
no p6l ctvrta milionu hladovicich
ditek Evrope vyzivovano byti
mohlo. Hoste hanketu tohoto. "a
ktery kazdy 2 pfftomnych zaplatil
tisic dolar6 anebo vice. jedlj tentyz
pokrm. ktery ditkam americka po.
mocna kornise rozdeluje. Banket
vynesl $2.Ol1.56S.
General Pershing byl hlavnim
recnikem. V reci sve ukazal ma
moznosti jest6 d6sn6isi valky, neu-
moudfi-Ii Sc n6ktere stSty neu-
stanou We zbrojeni. iehoz koncem
jedine vaIka jest.
Amerika sIechetne pomahala
pomaha trpicfm Europe. At A
meriku kritisuje kd0 chce a jak
chce, tolik pro trpfci nebylo vykc-
nano nik5m jako Amerikou! Neb5-
ii Ameriky, ty hrHzy. iimiz Evrop
sky Golv6k prochazeti musi. byly
by nepomern6 d9snejsimi. zhcnb-
n6jsimi!
Jak Cechoslovaci Y Americe use
dli pomoh ku efeAd du stomuto?
Uznaji oni svoji povinnost' ku
praci tax sleche,ne? Tech nasich
tam ditky chran6ng Americkou po-
mocnou akci pred smrti hladem.
pom1zeme my zde teto americke
akci?
KazdS dar vitan!
Cechoslovaci Baltimorsti, cihte
svoji povinnost'
Francie Yzdycha mad nOvon kriSi.
Sv6t stojl ma pokraji move Evrop-
ske krise, beduje nevinna Francie.
Bolsevici soustfed 'uii vojsko sve ma
hranicich Rumunska a po baltic
k5ch stat6. Polsko hartusi po vo-
jenske aianci s Francii, Uhry mo-
bilisuji, Rumunsko kabeluie upo-
zorneni sve ma mad arske nebezpeci
d N6mecko dokonce Teklo Francil,
re nemGze zachovati slib svGj o cd
zbrojeni domaci straze. iak uciniti
ma die dmluvy We Spa nejdele do
L. ledna. Jobova rama I'd JoboVou
ranou. A Francie, ktera ne7i. jak
nejlepe by Sc zmocniti mohla ne
meckeho uzemi Ruhr distriktn, i
kdyz by tax zle nebylo. vzdychati
musi pTi tom uzivati jinYch, aby
"a nj kastany ohn6 tshali.
Jisto jas ze pomery Evropske
nejsou dnes r1zovymi, Ale proc
stale hro9iti mecem. proc gbroiiti vi.
&c nezli kdy pred tim, proc ozebra-
eovati novymi novymi bFemeny ma
yrnEedne zbrane Obyvatelstvo.
ktere pod bfemenem klesa hloube-
il a hloubeji .proc vsevati do fozbol-
h9nehu srdce toho lidu move rany
misto touhy po pokoii a sedeni We
vlastnim 1zemi pfi poctive praci
Aby vladnouci blahobytu pfi
plnem zlabku sed6ti mohli, lid mus
krvavym potiti Sc potem!
Ten. ktery "a lidstvo umiral nt
kTizi ma hofe Golgote, rekl vystraz
ne cIoveku: Schovej mec sv1j d.
pochvy!"
NeuSpOkOjeni Celym vytezkem 81
ma Stavku.
Zam9stnanci Newbern Iron Work.
v Newbern, N. c.. odhlasovali VI
srfedu vyiiti ma stavku a zavrhnou
ii 6mluvu. kterou svym casem uci
Mill s majiteh dilen die niz pC
odrazeni vydani delili Sc 8 MATTEL
o cel5 cisty v5teEek. Pfi deleni 9,
posIednim tydnu poznali. 2e w
d4laIl 0 10 procent meme nezli
tydnu 4ptedtims
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
Tezka poknta moznou pro
Cartera.

policeini matsal, Carter. al y
pondeli postavi Sc pred soud a bude
Sc miti sodpovidati &c zalob ma ne
no vznesenych, k oGekavAni miti
m6ze velik1 trest. Ma koupeni au-
tomobilu hes titule stanovena. v
padu uznani vinnym pokuta od SIS
do $1,000 vezeni nepfesahujici 10
rokd, ma obzalobu uziti nepravych
znamek pokutn cd $40 do 500. 2
pokut anebo vezeni neni odvolani. .aG
liz nynf hlasi pravnici, ze padu
Carterov6 v6c mnze byti dana ku
odvolacimu soudu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
Professor Bay View.

Po prvnim lednu zavedenyby ii mali
dnkladne zmeny We sprav9 BayView.
Vysetrovani zavedene mayore m
Broeningem neni dosud skonceno.
Ponevac zrizenci Bay View jsou
pod ochranou m6stske sluzebni ko.
mise. odstraneni superintendent a
jinych, Jak republikane radi by
viaeli. nep6ide pr5 tax 2 lehka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
RuSk0 drM americke zajatce ma
hraniCich.

nrdn1C1ch.
Pfatele n6kolika Amerikan1, ktefi
zadrzeni byli zavfeni sovetskou
vladou Moskv6, potaseni byli zpra-
vou. ze tito poslani byli Moskvy
ku hranicim. Zdali jest mezi mimi
Baltimoranka. pi. Margaret E.
Harrison. dopisovatelka "Sunu".
znamo neni.
z pobranici ma Baltickem mort,
kam privezeni poctu asi 100, watt
| byli zpet DO Petrohradu.
- Deportace ruskych radikalt ze
Spoienych Statd obnovena bude v
nasledujfcich tydnech. Soudi Sc.
ze 25 jich odvezeno bude New
Yorku behem 3 tydn1. Martens.
samozvany bolsevicky ministr. bu-
de mezi deportovanymi.
= Tlumocnice Americkeho Ger
| veneho Kfize, Irene Knignvetch,
jez upadla do moci bosevik1 20.
Tijna. kdvz jizda gen. Budennyho
i vpadla do Move Alexandrovky, pTi.
jela do Carihradu. .kdyz podarilo se
il prchnouti bolsevickeho zajeti.
Knignvetch IVA jest dcerou prince
Knignvetche. vddce ruskeho Ger
veneho Kfize a vnucka byvaleho
ruskeho cara.
! 0 Ocentralisaci a decentraliSaci
! ma Sl0venSku.
! "Slovensky Dennik" pfinasi ela-
mex "Centralisace decentralisa-
sce." n6mz autor, die znaeky
/ Bohdan Pavl1, zddraznuje. ze VIOLA.
, nj 20 okamzite autonomii Sloven.
ska. jak po nj volaji lidovci. smeru-
+; ie k obnoveni slovenske poroby.
Je zfejmo, dovozuje. ze dnesni
Gfednicke, vojenske a financni silly
SIovenska ma podobnou samostat.
most nedostacuji. ze by nj Sioven.
/ sko bylo kulturna. hospodarsky a
politicky vrzeno tax d lleko ma zad.
ze by Sc octlo blizko propasti doh
! pred %. rljnem 1918.
Jina j. vec. mluyi-li Sc postup-
ne ceste k samosprave. jako proti
mechanicke centralisaci. Rozumna
statni politiKa vyhrazuje statu jen
CO potrebuje: -oisko. finance, "a,
hranicni zalezitosti. zeleznictvi a
lv6bec potreby dopravni, jednotne
zdaneni atd. Pooruzne veci "a
stafltez samosprav6 obci. okresn
stolic, zemi. Mluvime-li pTi tom
o 'co nejvetsi samosprave. nesmi-
me zapominati ma nutne omezeni.
diktovana nejistotou pTechodnych
let. ia nichz bezpecnost statu vyza-
duie mimoTadnych zaruk.
/ Vetsi decentralisace by byla pro-
spesna pri pozemkov6 reforme,
kde "a dnesniho rizeni vse vazne
a lid. marna cekaie. utika do Ame
riky. tn je tfeba vskutku decen
traIisace. a elm drive tim lApe.
StranS We Vidni.
Richard Straus. komponista. vra
Til se do Vidne DO 1sp6snem tournt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
D'AnnnnziO odleteI.

rou obsazenu legionaTi syymi eli
bill treba nasazenim zivota haiti al
! tato pfivt6lena bude ku Italii. kdyz
vid6l, re Italska pravidelna armads
do opravdy pocfna ma neho doleha-
! ii. zapomel ma vsechna zaTikani &c
a odletel We stredu Q m6sta vzducho
lodi, jak polo1redni zprava hlasi
sv6tu Ostatne, celia ia bramborova
valka, R6ky skoncila pro ItaIii tax.
jak jenom 81 pratt mohla. Pred
svetem zHstane straznici a pInitel-
kon RapalIo dmluvy Fiume pekre
il spadne do klina. Ia nejaky cas-
ohlasi Sc lidove hlasovani a -timtn
svobodna Reka spoil Sc Italii q
Jihoslovensko bude nuceno byti 2
ticha.
Anglie hOtOya Omeziti zbrOjeni.
AnglicKa vlada rozhodnuta jest
podporovati kteroukoIi myslenku
Spojenych Statu sm6fuiicf ku sVeto-
We konferenci. jejimz cilem bylo by
sc dohodnouti ma omezeni zbroieni,
Ponevac Wilsonova administrace
chyli sc ku konci, jest pravde podo-
bnym. ze Lloyd George neucini We
sm6ru tomto zadneho 1fedniho kro.
ku do DOLBY. kdy Harding nastolen
bude "a presidenta.
Casopisy angIiek6 bez vyjimky pisi
pro omezeni seavbu valecnych lodi
{aponskan Anglses Amerikou. Sc
vzr1stem agitace stava Sc stale jas
nejsim, ze Anglii meme zalezi ma a.
lianci uzavfene Japonskem nezli
ma pratelstvi Spoienych Stat1. Q
nez Anglie uchazi Sc dsilovne.
Podnetem ku agitaci omezeni
zbrojeni jest nezam9stnanost' delni-
ctva stale Sc Anglii horsici. An.
gIicky velkoobchod spfse cerne SC
diva do Noveho roku. At vlads
ucini ten nebo omen krok, armada
nezamestnanych vzroste jiste. O.
| chablost nastala skoro kazde in-
dustrii.
Nezamestnanost' jest urodnym
polem, ma nemz komunismus nalezS
vhodnou pndu ku sifeni Sc. Ko'
munis icka propaganda siri Sc hlav
ne mezi byvalymi vojaky. kteryn
We valce slibovany byly hory dolly q
jakmile DON'T Sc vratili, prace jim
dana byti nemohla.
JAKE budOu ale kOnCe.
"Casto Sc klade otazka,'' pravi
Mayell. americky pomocny pracov
mix, proc tam tedy nevypukne
revoluce, isou-li pomery tax stras
ne, iak Sc nam l1ci? Odpoved' n;
to zni, ze PoIsko je zrovna ma ton
tax. iako closek trpici chTipkpu
Nestara Sc pranic to, bude-li ii
ci 2emFe-li. Lid polsk5 po sestlle
t5ch strasnycb boufich ie takoqsu
stayu lethargie. ze Sc ami neatara I
to, co Sc kolem dele. Jako skor,
vsechen lid We Strednl Europe. TRIP
prilis podvyzivou nez aby Sc veno
val politickSm otazkam. Ale jsen
} pTesvedcen, ze kdyby dostal dosta
tex jidIa. rychle by Sc zbavil velko
-statkafd. ktefi doposud mali celor
zemi moci.
Vsechny penlze zap6jcene Polsk
cd kterekoliv mocnosti jdou ma va
lecnou vyzbroj. Vlada Sc ami neo
} dvazu;e odzbrojiti muze, protoz
nema pro ne zadne zamestnaEi.
i dokavad dostava polske voisko jist
postavl Sc bez rozdilu proti kazd{
8 mu, proti komu bude nafizeno.
e Nikdo. kdo odjizdi Polska NJ
: smi sebou witt vice ne5 ienom l
. 900 marek polskych podle noveh
) zakona. ktery ie pficinou strasn5c
j graft0. Pentze must kazdy nech'
g "a hranicich q dostane ma ne lfet
nj stvrzenku. Kdyz ale potion
Y nekdo ne pfihlasi chce je zpa
ky. nikdo nevi. kan sc podely,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
OSmdeSat nezamestnanych
zameStnanO.

Vybor mad m6stskymi parkv wal
We stredu 80 nezam6stnanych do
orace. D4lnik0m temto placeno
bude "a hoiinu po so centech. 2
pfihlasenych ami ieden neodmrsten.
zamestnani budou ma dprav6 TAX
zyaneho Pimlico kruhu, ma ktery
antomobilist6 DO dlouhou dobu jiz
81 stezuji. Prudky tamnf zahyh
odstranen bude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
Strans We vidni.

Richard Straus. komponista. vra-
til sc do Vidne po 1spesnem tourne
v Jixni Americe. Pravi Sc. ke
tourne toto mu vyneslo ciste tTi
miliony korun. Obnos bude veDc-
van ma RUNE dobrocinne 1stavy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
Sedm cent? nynf zakonitym.

Sedmicentove iizdne ma elektric-
kSch karach je nyni zakonit5m roz-
kazem komise vefeine sluzby vyda-
nym podepsa nym tuto stFedu. Kdo
bude iezditi, bude platiti 7 cent?
jake " dob9 "nezakonosti" platil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
Usmrcena nhelDfm nakladem.

Ma Central avenue nedaleko
Lexington ulice pFeieta byla a u
smrcena Bertha Baddock, sedesat
rokn stara majitelka stfiEniho OBJ
chodu ma E. Lexington ulici. true
KEN naiozenym uhlfm. Kolem roz
drcena byla il lebka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
Tisic krejd ma StAyku.

St6vka proti 80 nebo 40 mensim
krejeovskym firmam naTizena byla
" 1ter5 unii 'Amalgamated".
Stavkou dotceno asi 1000 krejci,
ktefi dosud pracovali. Hlavnim
bodem stavky jest snfzeni mzdy
o 25 az 80 procent. V dtery vecer
srazili Sc stavkari krejcimi pracu-
iicimi dime Katzove ma E. Balti-
more ulici. Ze 25 stavkafG uv9z-
n6ni byli toliko ctyri. Pc slozenf
zaruky propusteni ma svobodu.
Ia nkradeni mleka a Chleba tri
meSice.
Walter White. 42lety. bez prace,
odsouzen byI 1tery ma til m9sice
do kaznice proto, ze ukradl mleko
chIeb ze dvefi dom1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
"FOllies of Pleasure"

jest nasey hry. .kterou pfedVede ma
ieviste Ruhe Rernstein nfisti tSden
Y divadle ''Gayety" We dqou cd-
delenich osIn seen pInych 2ert0 Il
zabavy. HIavni herec Cylde j..
Bates ktery jest znam diVadelflfm
svete co vyteenJ komfk ostatnfmi
Sid Gold. Dorothy Barnes. Ruth
Babour. Betty Gordon. Mickey Nc
Cabe. Tommy O'neil sbor vytee-
nych devcat. ktere vynikaif svoif
pGvabn5sti tanci or.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
aSOl Oloooooooooooooo@2O 2O2oooooooooooooo} ROC1Eg}82

| snuleho konan byl v pondelf ma Ma.
rodni hfbitov. Narozen hyl Ce-
rekvi Cechach. NaTezel ku Tadu
Blank. Mad rakvl. zesnuleho zar.
mntkem stizeny staly dcery syn
vedle pfibuzenstva a pfateI.
= Dne Is. prosince nahle skonal
p. Petr H1lka, els. 8l3 N. Curley
ulice, We start so rokG. Zesnuly
pohfben byl ma hfbitov9 Neisv. Wy.
kupitele We stfedu rano. Nahly
skon trpce zelen jest manzelkou ze.
snnleho panf Barborou Hulka Get
Dym pfibuzenstvem pratelstvem.
Nalezel ku spolkum: Rytif1m sv.
Vaclava ssv. Petra a Pavla. Po-
hfebni obrady sykonal vldp. Aug.
Petranek.
Dne 20. prosince zemfel o.
Antonfn Dorl. (. 900 N. Montford
Avenue, We staff Sc rok1. Pohfeb
zesnuleho konan jest patek rano.
I6lesne poz6statky ulozeny budou
ma hfbitove Neisv. Vykupitele.
Nablym skonem tezce dotcena jest
manzelka ieho. pi. Paulina Dorl,
diva synove. Eduard Tomas, Yedle
pfibuznych cetnych pfatel.
Nalezel ku spolku sv. St9pana.
Krajan tezce zranen.
Devatenact rok6 stary Amos Fsi.
man. syn p. Jana Faimana. 2207 E
Madison ulice. tezce zranen byl v
pondeii v elektrarnG plyparenske
spolecnosti Srazen byl elektrickym
proudem ma pUdlahn dilny 8 WISE
6 stop. Narazem rozdrcena byla
nest astnemu mladiku lebka. Elek,
trickym proudem popalen byl ne
ramenop. T6zce zranen6mu, do.
stavajicimu Sc te neilepsi mozne
pomoci. pocira se dafiti lepe.
Sympatie provazi rodinu nestestim
! timto dotcenou.
Bordynkafi vkazniei pribyva.
V prosinci Marylandska kaznice
hostila sos nedobrovolnJch hosti
proti 386 listopadu. Skorem
vsichni poslani byli do kaznice 4
mesta Baltimore. V mestskem "a
Iafi poeet veznenych snizen byl z
857 ma 839. Governor Ritchie po
Get zmensil propust6nim nekter5ch
ma svobod2.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
Chee vice straznikI.

Policejni komisaf. Gather. cd.
porucuie rozmnozeni Raltin.orske
policie ma neimene aspon 1909 mn.
"a Vedle dohfe vyDraveaeho mnlor-
cYkloveho oddSlenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
Klukoyina.

Pri uvadeni do veletalneho stu.
dentskeho spolku ''Pi Delta Pi''
kvetoucfho ma m6stske koleii, stu.
dent z druheho r9cniku. Edward ].
Ames. nebezpecn9 pnpalen byl w,
taAkem louhu (lye) ma nahem t9.
le. Jeden jiz ze zssv6cenych pan6
klukn pfi uvad9ni wal lahvicku
tam stojfci touto ma brise, prsou
a obou rukou potiral obgt svoii.
Ames. Uveden5 mladik potajl tr-
pici vyhledal pomoci lekafske a te.
prve kdyz bolesti dome rodic1
omdlel, povedel. jak uvad6n byI do
Fraternity. Jest podivem, ze
fieco pcdobneho existovati mfize
mezi nezodpovednymi mIadiky $
dovolenfm skolnich autorit. Porad.
ma liskovka byla by ma nist6
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
Medali0ny vitezStvi.

Ably vsem vojindm. .ktefi tax hrdine
ucastnili Sc posledni valky, bylo co
neivice ulehceno dostani valecnycb
medalii kongresem Jim urcenou.
valecny odbor paffdil. aby kIerkove
vsech rekrutuiicich stanic zadosti o
medalie prijimali.
Baltimore stanice tato jest v
els. III w. Fayette llic. Otevrena
cd 8 hodin rano do 5 vecer. Vse.
echo potrehi jest ku dosazeni
medalie. jest pfedlozeni propousteci
listiny discharge certificate} ze
sluzby vojenske. Vitezny media
jest jenom pro muze. kteff slouzili
Y americke armade pazemni (ne pre-
namofnictvo a marinaky
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-12-31
Grand opera DO Baltimore.

Y bfcGnu davano bnde nakGlik
pfedstaveni divadle Lyric"
Chicazskou velikou operou. XII u.
skutecn6ni toho pffspelo AZ muzd.
kteri zarucuis $40. 600 spolecnosti v
Baltimore.
S operou prijede chorus o IS Gle
mech halet rs o&O5ach.
The Jasper news., 1920-12-02

and upon their return will be at
home to their friends on the Earl
farm east Of town.
The out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Mullins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stevins ofJop-
lin; Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mullins
and daughter Miss Margaret, Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Geer ofOronogo
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Carter, Mrs.
Harriet Carter, and Mrs. May
Short Of Webb City and Mr.. and
Mel Ridgley of Lamar.
The Jasper news., 1920-12-02
Roy Radford Married.

Miss Roberta Weir, daughter
of ~. Weir of Alba, and Roy
Radford of Jasper were married
at Carthage Wednesday afternoon
of last week by Rev. E. w. Akers,
pastor Of the Main Street Pres
byterian Church, the ceremony
being performed at the pastor 5
home on South Maple.
Mr.. Radford is a son of Mrs.
Clara Radford and is well known
and has a host host of friends
here who welcome 7his bride to
Jasper. ..
The Jasper news., 1920-12-02
Fred M. Goddard Married.

Mrs. Carrie Goddard received
word from her son, Fred M. God
dard that he was married to Miss
Marguerite Duke November "a
at Tulsa, Okla. Mr.. Goddard
has splendid position with the
Dodge Electric Co. in Tulsa and
his bride was collector for the
same company. Fred's many
friends wish him happiness.
The Jasper news., 1920-12-02

Miss Mary Lawson entertained
as weekend guests the following
teachers from the Commerce, Okla,
School: Mr.. Vincke, Mr.. Jack
son, Mr.. Rutter, Miss Morris
and Miss Rome.
The Jasper news., 1920-12-02

The ladies of the Christian
Church will serve cooked food
sale at Hammond's Store Satur-
day, December II. All day sale.
The Jasper news., 1920-12-02
Former Jasper Woman Loses Little
Daughter.

R. w. Sheets, formerly of Jas
per and now residing in Kansas
City, writes friends here this week
announcing the death of the g.
year-old daughter of Mrs. Clara
Garrison, known here as Clara
Sheets. The little one died last
Sunday morning.
The Jasper news., 1920-12-02
Births.

The following births were re-
ported to The News this week by
DR.. Knott:
To j. w. Harris and wife, 8
miles northwest ofJasper, a daugh-
ter, Friday, November 26.
To Clarence Dunlap and wife,
9 miles west of Jasper, a son,
Tuesday, November 80.
The Jasper news., 1920-12-02

L thanksgiving eVeln Ine Nue9t1OuibO
Episcopal Church, when Hazel
Elizabeth, daughterof Mrs. w. L.
Carter, became the bride of Lester
X. Earl, son of Judge and Mrs.
H. o. Earl.
The church was beautifully dec
GRATED with chrysanthemums and
evergreens. The choir loft was
hid by a curtain of pink and green
streamers. The arch at the altar
was covered with evergreens
and thiclly studded with pink
and white chrysanthemums.
The wedding bell suspended be-
meath the arch was of white NUNS.
On either side of the arch were
chancel ratings of evergreen, with
huge bouquets of yellow NUNS
caught at each post.
A few minutes before Gig h t
o'clock, Miss MarthaC Curtis of Car
thage sweetly sang Because, "ac-
companied on the piano by Mrs:
l.. T. McCune. Mrs. McCune
then began playing "The Bridal
Chorus" from Lohengrin. The
ushers, Fred, Chauncey, Leland
and Mahlon Earl, all brothers of
the groom, led the wedding pro-
cession. Next came the brides
maids, Miss Catherine Whitworth
of Webb City, in pink silk and hat
to match and carrying yellow
NUNS; Miss Lucille Scott in green
organdie and hat to match and
carrying pink NUNS; Miss Eliza
beth Dye of Neosho, in green silk
and hat to match and carrying
pink NUNS; Miss Marie Owings
in pink organdie and hat to match,
carrying yellow NUNS. 7 h e
bridesmaids were followed by two
little ring bearers, little Miss Doro-
thy Ridgley, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mel Ridgley of Lamar and a
neice of the groom, and little Mas
ter Geo. Carter, jr., son of Mr..
Mrs. Geo. Carter of Webb City,
The ring bearers each carried a
huge white chrysanthemum with
the wedding rings imbedded in the
centers. Mrs. Virgil Carter, ma
tron of honor, gowned in white
georgette over satin, and wearing
a hat to match and carrying pink
roses, preceded the flower girls,
Misses Mary Waters, Airline John
son, Inola Patterson and Marian
Scott, who came strewing the
brides path with flowers.
The bride never looked more
charming than she did as she came
to the altar leaning on the arm of
her brother, Virgil Carter. Here
they were met by the groom and
his best man, Winfred Carter.
Rev. E. H. Sapp performed the
beautiful double ring service unit
ing the two in holy wedlock. Dur
ing the ceremony Miss Wiseman
softly played Melody of Love"
on the violin with Mrs. McCune
at the piano.
The brides gown was of white
kitten's-ear satin trimmed in pearls
and handmade roses; her veil was
caught with a tiara of orange
blossoms and pearls. She wore a
corsage of Ophelia roses.
Following the wedding a recep-
ton was held at the Carter home
on South Main Street. Many
handsome presents were received.
The bride and groom were rear
ed in this community, and lived
on neighboring farms for years,
They have a host Of friends who
wish Them hanDiness.
The Jasper news., 1920-12-02

DR.. Streng, a veterinary surgeon
from near Chetopa, Kans., bought
a fine spotted Poland China m lie
from Walter Dodd Friday.
The Jasper news., 1920-12-02

Miss Captolla Cavenee and Mr..
Fred Phillips were married last
Saturday at Carthage by Rev.
E. w. Akers, pastor Of the Main
Street Presbyterian Church of
Carthage. Miss Cavenee is the
only daughter of w. B. Cavenee
and wife of4Jasper and Mr.. Phil
lips is a son Of j. M. Phillips, now
of Carthage but formerly a farm
er northeast of Jasper.
The bride is teaching the pri-
mary department in the Jasper
schools and is young lady well
known and highly regarded here.
Mr.. Phillips also has many friends
here. He is employed by one Of
the express companies in Joplin.
Ralph Cline left Monday for
Mayo Bros. Hospital at Roches-
ter, Mimi, to be examined for a
stomach trouble that seems to
have baffled the physicians here.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-19
POSTMASTER EXAMINATION
AT SEDGWICK

At the request of the Postmaster
General, the United States Civil Serv-
ice Commission has announced an ex-
animation to be held at Sedgwick,
Colo, on Sept. Is, 1920, for the posi-
ton Of postmaster at Venango, Nebr.
This office has an annual compensa-
ton of $14OO.
To be eligible for this examination
an applicant must be a citizen of the
United States, must actually reside
within the delivery of the office and
have SO resided at the time the pres
ent vacancy occurred.
Applicants must have reached their
twenty-first but not their sixty-fifth
birthday on the date of the examina-
ton.
Application Form 2241 and full in
formation concerning the requirements
Of the examination may be secured
from the postmaster at the place of
vacancy or from the Civil Service
Commission, Washington, d. C. Ap-
plications should be properly execut-
ed and filed with the Commission at
Washington, d. c., in time to arrange
for the examination of the applicant.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-19
Stack Wheat If EIeva.
tors Cannot Handle
1t, Says Kezer

So many inquiries have come in con-
cerning what to do with the wheat
crop when it cannot be handled At the
regular markets because the elevators
are full and cars cannot be obtained,
that the editor asked Professor Kezer
of the Colorado Agricultural college
how to best store the crop.
Professor kezer replied that PROC
ably the cheapest and best method,
under the circumstances, was to stack
the grain. Well stacked grain will
keep indefinitely in this climate and
rather improve in quality. Stacking
requires only labor. Any other form
of storage requires investment in the
storage unit, such a. the building Of
galvanized iron bins or the building
of lumber granaFies.
The first cost on galvanized iron
bins or lumber granaries will be at
least SO cents . bushel.
OF course, this first cost should not
be wholly assessed against this crop
if such storage is used. But . frac-
ton of this expense, namely, the in
terest and depreciation, must be as
sessed against the crop a. part Vt
the cost.
Where grain has been harvested
with q combined harvester some sort
Of storage is necessary. II stored in
bags on platforms in the open, the
platforms should be protected by quar-
ter-inch mesh screen to keep out rats
and mice. However, grain stored in
stacks can be marketed any time the
market is ready. providing thresh-
ing machine can be obtained. Our
Colorado growers haven't got in the
habit of stacking, but it would be
beneficial from the standpoint Of stor-
age, fall farm operations and the
quality of the grain.