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The Dolores star., 1920-09-17
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Newspaper Union News Service.
COMING. EVENTS.

uuro, coIo.-Thc Lincoln County Fair
viii be held at Hugo. sept s-"o'
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Government agents
Force Ice Price
Dorm In Dallas

pallas. Texas. Ave i7~~Attarhe1
ot the United states district ailor.
ney's otfloe here to-day claimed Vic
tory Tor their efforts 70 forer a fe
dVctlon " the price of ice from 20
20 81 cents per hundred popuda, o.
llyered from wagons AlI the com.
panles which discontinued deliveries
last saturday in '8se ol threatened
charges Of profiteerino uniesa thoy
eaei the demand Of federal offielale
that loc be retalled At 68 cents. re-.
aumrd deliveries todsy. selling NJ
ths reduced rate fhs diairct al
ternsy's ofiica announced ,hat IS
expected timilar results In ita cam.
raign against high rflees ,er .ct AZ
other north Tesss cities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
0uA1HAt SUMMARY OF
CONDITIONS in rHK DFLr

nkIaheamn clsy Aag II Tpmpor
tiisfea waro tuD tpw fov cnstgn
lvef moat of lho be1s during ~"
llrt l8 days a Aaast Faina wsre
heavy IA many aectlons. aad ooll
Reesll hesamn m.sea active bat shv
crop a. d whole hsia lta own.
Repotga Indicate that tho outlook
tnr tntton erup IA fidiy ~ pfonialng
IN il uaa "a July wv rheae reports
are ol thn average date of Ang 70
Complaints ~ graau worm are helo8
haafd ftum Texas 10 the cafoIlaaa
but Tho obiaf thra wbacAs IN the CROP
ntlooa are beIl weevil and Tbs tart
tba crop ayefaeeA ahat two weoes
iatc
Tie weather haa heen eondueiye
70 wes.d srowth rather than 10 fruit
age. while tbs southern secttoaa east
OF tbs Nisslaalpla river. ia Louisiana
aud over portions uf central and
sasleru Texas boil waeyil deprada'
tsana have had q tendency q y NeS
3lUsplnR Frailing II taIr W satls
,artory
Cotton fields are usually elnan, al
though there arc exceptions, ant
-elreas-.te.|sssss. s.sseasas----s
lennlInnad On pasa Nl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
90MlI GRABBED FIVE
MILLION FROM PEOPLE
Man Who Blew Financial
Bubbles In Boston Still
Contends He Has
Assets

Boston. Aug, Five million
dollars was scl today a. the probable
amoant ~ the pablics money en-.
trusted to Charles ponal ana NOT re-
turned by him, before bis ~get rich
bubble" burst last week. J. S. pfide.
the auditor undertaking the federal
inyes'igaiioa of Poazi's accounts, ex.
flained that has prellalinary report
q liabilities, aggregAung $1,000. aaA
was based ON the face value az the
gnreaeemed notes ISSUED by ponzl
which called tor fif,y percent profits
IN ninety days. The actual money
represented in these liabilities. be
said would be between ss500.0eo AMI
s50ao,e0o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
SHERIFF ROBERTSON PUTS
PADL0CEs ON ) PLACES
South Second Street Must Be
Cleared OF Questionable
Resorts, Says Sheriff
Robertson

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'W'lkn A''''"' """hN mas '''' ~
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''''''''H A'i"'' "''' wv f'H''H WY
i@a'sts'a WHaF A"hY '"'apl"'N''
's'0 "NFN "'"'" ~ ''3'''0N'" ~ '""'
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PAVING TAX NOTICE

II You have property withir 81
lots Of the fciiowing paved streeiF
you have paving tax which n da
rcE and viii he delinquent Sept lst
OAK Street from Springer ayenu'
70 Oklahoma avenue
Ash street from Noble avenue {,
Washington avenue.
Vine street from Oklahoma ave.r.
North. m4r, nv
Warner avenue from Broad stree
70 Fifteenth street
Noble avenue from the East sin
81 Second street to Nineteenth street
Cleveland syenro from Thirteea.l
street No Nineteenth street
Fifth street from Noble n warher
Thirteenth street.
Ninefecnrh street
Geo. H. Anderson, City Clerk
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nklahunA cnuutira ~ experience an
tausaallY favaabie season. The cot
toh sens has Increased is# pFumlae
and Throughout the state y ~ Ken
rial satisfactory % esessllrns eendl'
tlDn I.aguuena ID thn chief drawback
Thepu arm afma complaints ot huH
worm aaa granmhuppar bNat on sha
whole insect damage reported la neh'
lixihls. WIN exception ~ limited
areas ~ lha 4oath eentfal section of
the state. ehlrh was Ntsle toa dry,
beneficial rains haye hessu r~eslved,
temperatures hase baaa about riNhs.
Asa sHushnc aafflvieut fhe vtsnt ~
ffuiting WE'LL aad farmers arc most
cheerful
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
WHAT -ICKED OvER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Washington Chairman Benson III
he shipping board made public co.
operative working agreements reach
I'd, with the sanction ~ the board.
between the American ship and Com
nerce company OF New York. and the
Hamburg American line Of Germany.
shich provides for the ogeration Of
American ships on fogyner German
trade routes 10 all parts ~ the ~orld
Little Rock The Official count Of
returns from last Tuesdays demo-
cratic primary. showed Tirmau b..
.'arks, Of Hope, defeated Representa-
tive William s. Goodwin, candidate
for re-noniination in the Seventh
congressional district by IS votes.
Lincoln. Nebr--capiain II. b.
Wild formerly OF the British air serg-
ce. bound over to the federal court
Of the Western district Of Oklahoma
On charges Of buying stolen govern
ment property. He will be returned
10 Lawton.
Mexico City Ricardo Gonzales.
reported In revolt against the present
Mexican government. captured at
Piedras Negras. official advices said.
isOndon--Alexander VI Carlisle. a
prominent lrishman and party coun-
ceilpr, barred from privileges Of the
house of lords for an affront 10 the
house in connection with the recent
passage OF the Irish coercion bill.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
EMPIRE MY I'IAiI
REFINERY iItIIi.

Although the Emplre On a Gas
ceminny hae material bousht nal
partly delivered 20 ita site Tor ro
flner AZ isonca Guy move il on
ta have thc refinery located 10 Gulh
rle
Representative " the Dausheriy
ini,r@ta we're iu ihe eliS Monday
discussing mo matter
Guthrie Is better point FOR 49,
than popca, said oue our tank
farm and piDo line Is iist cpat az
town Moreover Guthrie would be-
"a a position ~ be % tha Empire ino
cities service and our other compan
ies what ronca city Is 10 The MARLIN
Interests and ylce versa
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ORDER or CORPORATION
COMMISSION POINTS To
INCREASE: MAY OR
HARTMAN SAYS ilE
s Will. FILE PRO
TEST: OTHER
CITIES To JOIN
LARGEST CITIES Of STATE
ARE INCLUDED IN RAISE
No LOCAL ACTION YET III l
MAYOR WILL TAKE Till.
NATTER Up WITH
OTHER CITIES; GEN
IRN PROTEST
WILL. HI FILED

Thet another raise IN natural ga.
rates is imminent in Gathrie az
other cities and towns sefve'
b. ,he Oklahoma Natural Gas com
pan is indicated in an order q Ia
state corporation commission. s'sn E
by Art l.. Walker. chairman copies o.
which were received here ycsieraav
The order inlimases iha; the gas com
10y wants the percentage" syaieN
abolished In favor o. tlat rates.
while the corporation commission
order does not Specifically state tia
il has been petiiloned to raise iocs
business men believe il means notA
ing else
Everyone knows the oklahon
Natural Gas ocmpany isn't going
ASH for lower rasesg declared Mayo
Hartman ic9ay \ shall file . pro
test and viii urge other cities in..l
esicd 10 icin with me" said Hari'aaf
today. "Thss order means IL wRnts
raise either dire,,ly or indirectsY'
Tairty-seven cines and towns af'
affected BY tho order
The order isaaed ~ Walker reads
no the Maror. ciiy Attorney snF
Secretary Of Chamber of Commerce
~ The towns and cities OF 0klahoni
City. ri Reno. Enid. Guthrie MuNo
zee. Wagner. Tulsa. Chandler, Pon
Creek. CIrremore. Yukon. Red FoFs
Tarley, Dawson. S,rcad navenporf
wellston. Luther. Edmond, Me4ke
Arcadia. Keilyyille. Midlothian MAJ
din. Deer Greek. neeew. Hunter u
mont. Peckham, lnola. Porter. Rs
mona, Haskell. Coweta, Shamroek
sapulpa and Carney
Gentlemen: This is 10 notify yon
and each ~ you that the 0klahona
Natural Gas company, subtle seF
vice corporation serving your resbec
tive cities and towns IN the dis,ri5u
ion Of natural gas Tor fuel iight anc
power. he's filed ifs petition Wi
this commission. in which IL asks iar
an order covering the following pro
positions iowit
H. That the commission viii maks
and enter it's order relieving your ye
tiiioner from tie ohlig eiion Of turn
ishing gas TO said Commonwealth
Public Service company and It's r.
caiver operating IN the city o. Guth
rie.
- That the commission will deter
raine the reasonable value cf the prn
periy OF your petitioner used an
useful ia procuring and transports
gas from the fields 10 the corporai.
limits OF each and all towns and cities
heretofore mentioned both those H.
which gas Is furnished under sa
percentage contracts. and those a
which your petitioner sells gas direct
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
Starving Russia Cursng Rule of Reds Ob,s Through Fear

TerijOki England, Russian froati.y.
Aug. i7--DeycloFment Of the soYist
government IN Russia has been such
tAa, to-day the vast Russian territor,
from the Pacific 10 the Baltic il
divided into three district sections III
TIE attitude of the people toward
roisheyism.
IN recent 4,90e-mile trip across
the country from yladiyostok 10 the
Finnish border the Associated Press
correspondent observed that Soviet
support diminishes with increasin !
distance from the capital at Moscow,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
NOTED BALL PLAYER IS
KILLED BY PITCHED BALL
Raymond Chapman shortstop on
Cleveland Baseball Team IL
Victim of Mays
Inshoot

New York Aue H Raymond
Chapman shortsea e# - ccleqla4t
American baseball teah wao WAS hit
6u the head by ysll thrown by
Pitcher carl Msf m yeaicriay
rame with The Now YORK AncHrsua.
rIod ~ lhc 50 iewfonee hospital t'K
morning
Ne never regiued eoaselousurss
after mldnieht Whoo Il portion of ha
fractured akuli was removed BY SIR
ssons who hopei against hopc that
BE- wirhi recoc
OWNS % the death u Chv Rtn
ndoy'a rnme teiween clcyehtd ang
sAe New NofA Nmsri haa hnen
POSTPONED
Chapman WIS ono o. the ia a
mon 10 haeehr ON Sept i. 3lt
Tim Musano pay at Boston he "a
loving mp Ter the fastest tim m
circliug the baees, doing It Ia "a see
onds
n 1917 hn broke 81 major leasun
sacrifice hit records WITH total ~
e, and also lcd the American League
"a sacrifices in The foliowins two
wears
he was married last year 10 Ca'h
erino paly ~ Cleveland. daughter of
" y DAILY PRECEDENT Of tha East Ohin
Gas company
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II finds European Russia, Ike .
great mobllized army, IN starvation
circumstance and cursing the Reds,
yet executing their orders pasaiye.y
The apportionment Of food, as vPA
as the relative proximity 10 military
aeadauarters. apparently IN dtai
factor IN maintaining Soviet support
Everywhere through Siberia ont
hears stories that the peasants are
refusing 70 plant their fields or raiae
STOCK bocause OF repeated requlg.-
tions Throughous the nnniral osrf
Of this eastern region, where the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17

military opposition has bepn lnrgv'y
eliminated. efforts are being made 20
establish card systems for The *
change Of manufactured goods in Je
turn for agricultural products
From samara on ibe yolga 70 Mos
cox the traveller from siberia passes
through hundreds u. miles of when.
fields which AZ thc hel.hs of ~ har
vest late IN July were filsed With
countless aged peasants women ard
children Many Of the reaperr were
women aud children who came n by
tralaloads from Mogcow aud pstrc-
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where the supreme flats for ir0nclad
mllitarisn are issued.
IN the remote Eastern section q
Siberia the Bolsheylki admit failure
70 establish their system and are
seeking 20 create buffer state
brown as ~the Far Eastern Republic"
Siberia prOper from Irkutsk TO ID
Trials. where eight months ago Bot
sheyism was welcomed as relief
from the Kolchak regime. is ready
sor another change to anything whish
VIII bring economic betterment Pro.
cteding further westward the trayc..
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THO Past Malrune ~ tha @ W NJ,
mes with Mfu. Addie v f.owth"r laat
syenins Tho regular husineaa wAA
suspended and tee ath degree given
Mrs Laura Alien. Past Matron of
Guthrie chapter No Ia. bat who Il
now residing IN ronea city. Mrs.
Alien, liko ali othws Who hnva sAken
thI. dearea, sns wonderfully lui-
pressed
rhose present eniofed the iced
luicy watermelon Errysd by she bos,-
eaa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
Lord Mayor of
Cork Is Deported

Cork, ireland, Aug i7.-rcrrrnee
Mac sweeney. lord mayor Of Cork.
was dsported 10 England this Morn.
ing aboard q destroyer, after hav.
ing been found guilty o. seolssn by
courtnsrtisi yesterday. masSweuay
still refused 70 eat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
FRENCH OFFICERS DIRECT
NEW COT \TIR~0tIF\~iNE
MOVES AND AN POLES
IN SUCCESSFUL
BATTLES IN iOO-
NILE FRONT
HUNDREDS OF PRISONERS
TAKEN BY DEFENDERS
SOVIET ARMY SHATTERED
At TWO POINTS: RETREAT
L. PRECIpITATE; REDS
RtN WHEN FRENCH
TROOPS APPEAR
nullerlN

Warsaw, Aug. lT.--rhe Russian
pressure upon Warsaw has been re-
iieved, according TO the official Polish
communlaue, lust issued. The state
naent reported that General venaand
directed the counter stroke that a..
fccted this relief.
The Polish counter offensive is De.
elared 70 DC IN full sway az various
points, with soviet forces failing back
in confusion. Freneh officers arc d.
rcctlnq the counterastacks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
REps FORCED BACK

Warsaw. Aug. i7.-rhe ssa,cmen.
saYs the bolsehviki, who had planned
10 eross the vistula southeas, Of War.
saw, IN the region Of Macleiowiee,
t35 miles from the eapital were
forced back.
The right wing Of the fourth Pol.
ish army, in breaking the soviet re.
sistsaee al Kock ls2 miles south oi
siedlee) took eco Russian prisoners
and captured some cannon and four.
teen machine guns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17

Cupid was N evidence pretty
strongiy during the past thirty dasa.
Court clert Mrs Neal and her ~
ficient deputy. Miss Ruby Roddcrm ~,
issued So sets of Joy papers during
that period IN other words that
many couples entered thu wrdde 1
staie During me same period ls
disoontcnied and mis- mated pairs
flied suits for Ra3arati0u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
CHIC DEMOCRATS GATHER
70 OPEN NATIONAL cAMoAiGM

Columbus. u. Aug l7 Ohio denip
Gratis were meetlng here today q
formally open the state and nations'
eampaisns. 20 adept state platform
ard select "A presidential electors
The address or Governor Cox ii 70 he
the main feature of the convention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
TRAIN IN DITCH:
No ONE i\Ji iIIlD

Chicago, Aug ~ Five or six cars
of Santa Fc mail train No. 40 were
eerailed at Lorenzo HIS, early today.
according 20 reports 70 the railroaa
Officers here No one was injured
First reports said the train had been
ieleseoped
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
ONE MOi,E PROTEST
ron NJ SSI,lI's PETITION

A second prolant against the pafdoe
aud narolc toafd petition ptepafad
SUD circulated NV cauuhall llnaaeil
corporation commissioner visa glled
aith joe y Moffa secretary ~ aiat0
yesterday Afternoon
SIGNED ny 4 u ilalseli. the protest
alleges thnf aigrnfufea were obtained
uv misstatementa ihat = large mum
hef of naneH pcarinR on the peil
ilpn era farEorles aaa iBat money
wn# uaAd rs obtaining the same
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
Gt IIiltiE FASHION
SHOP OPENING

Owing 10 the rain this afternoon the
opening program at the Guthrie
rsshicn shop viii be repeated tomor
row afternoon from three to five o.
clock There viii be punch and liv-
ing models Guthrie women will miss
treat II they miss this opening dis
play Of styles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
Bonds Worth Big
Sum Are Stolen,
$4,000 ReWard

Chicago. AUG. 77.---A reward q
$4,000 for the recovery 0t S9oo. .0as
IN bonus, all negotiable securities
stated 20 have been stolen sorAe
where slena their mail or ,spr : :
route from Milwaukee. wgs. 70 Ns<>
ferk CITY. Was made by privste
detectives today. representing
paine, webhev q Co. brokers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
.[OCI J COUNTY CROP
ClEAN[sT IN STATE
" nnuS fnOu TfNNs To
rur I,nuiI>A~ tNSE
Aprnliil>~I tNltr-
ING fAlR 10 Salts
iuiiNs tltur~
>Ilp not St>-
SHINE


Tho weather ~ Logan aaun1y cnn'
t,nusM plenty net ard showers Aea'
aionalgy provides ample nAclssuFa faF
IRE aeswlra erpn. The pa1ns appssfs
healthy. ls fcustlna nieely and asn
srally tree from insects og sthsf pests,
sslll lass. hus making naoa Growth
and prospects generally shs sss' W
reara ard the beat iris Ysar IN ".
atAtn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
THIEVES ENTER POLICE
srATloN: srcuRE s2b.oc

Los Angeles. Aug. 1.-THE vault
In Police Judge chessebro's court
room IN Central police station was
robbed last night Of approximately
$4,000, 4 was discovered when court
opened TO-DAY.
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grad declaring they had heeu promia
"a d share N lhe cfops
The government leaders urge faith
fulness and sacrifice on the pnr of
the peofle uuui they can end civil
war aud foreign aggresslon ny mill
tary victories. They assert that aaY
failure which may hay" attended
theif efforts thoroughly 70 establish
the Soviet program has been due to
backwardness on The part OF the Rls.
SLAMS or 20 foreign Interference.
~~-~--s~--s'a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

These marriage licenses have been
issued since Saturday Dewey Neidy
~, Meridian. and Mildred Morrow, "a.
Guthrie; Roy Patten IL. Falls. and
Leona MouIdcr rs. Arcadia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
TREATY BETWEEN ALLIES ANo
BULGARIA rs RATIFIED

plris, Aug IA The trf9ty o. repca
between me allies and Bulgaria.
siened last November. was Officially
promulgated today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
FRENCH ARE GUIDING
POLES m FIGHT

F'Nt g y Nv Y FNIT
Wrsaw, Aug, iYs~~There were re-.
newed signs at the front today that
the French were taking a more prenal.
nent part IN the guidance Of the Pol.
lsh army, General Veygand 10 said 10
be the general responsible Tor the
new tactics now being employed 10
repei the invaders.
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Assets Unknown.

What proportion of the debts oi
De dsscrediied tinancier are ayai,-
abie as assets are stan in doubt Fed +.
eral officials, pursuing independent
nvesitgation. said they were unable
10 say how nearly correct pona's
statement that ne has $4,000, ,0O0 IN
ready assets would prove 10 be.
Should he ae able to produce such
N amount the loss would Be rela.
iively small bui it WAS pointed out
that aside from expenditures such
as he may have made for personal
PURPOSES, al inquiries to date have
allied 20 disclose any source ~ rrof-
" 70 defray the fifly per cent bonus.
> given early depositors. except Tho
Investments u those who came after
them
Receiycrship proceedings, which
sill be brought IN court tomorrow
are expected ta result iii 60 -ordl-
nation ot activities to run down
Ponzis assets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
IRISH POLICE OFFICER
Is SHOT De 40

Is SHOT DEAD
Dublin. Aug I5- District Inspector
Wilson was shot dead at Templena
last night while walking from tho po.
lice barracks 70 HIS home. accordlag
To message from Thurles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
MANY RUSSIAN PRISONERS
TAKEN RY pol ga

Warsaw. Aug i7-Groat numbera
of Russian soviet prisoners reacaed
Warsaw this afternoon. some ~ whom
had been IN the battle this morning
They came in groups OF 20 or 30 and
Continued on Page =
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WEATHER

New Orleans Aug. 17--Tonight and
"Wednesday partly cloudy.
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GOVERNOR cox uHl
MAKE SPEECHES HIRE

Oklahoma city, Auu. if.---Jancs N
Cox, democratic presidential NOMINEES,
viii make several speeches ~ Okla
homa thls fall, according 70 tele'
gram received by Ger r. LaFaYs,tc,
chairman of the democratic state cen
trail committee, from Congressman Y.
g. Howard. and read at . meeting o.
the committee here today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-17
SHERIFF HAS TAX
WARRANTS ron 1919

Personal taxes for tho year 1910,
viii have 10 he paid 10 tho shvriit
Warrants for The last hall Of the tax
90 for tbab year have been turned
over 70 The sheriff today BY The couu-
" treasurer
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New YORK fha Aero ciub NJ
AmcFiea and the American firing club
voted 10 merge.
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tcontinued On Page
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pAsr MArRonb MsGr

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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-12-14
INKS BAD VISION TO DELIN
QUENCY.

Almost all criminals, insane per-
sons and paupers have eye trouble
n some fci III, according to Reginald
g. Augustine, international presi-
dent of the American Optometric
Association at the educational con-
vention of the Kentucky association
at The Tyler, recently, in Louis
Vile.
Examinations performed on the
bodies of murderers showed thai
every one had fault in vision" MIR.
Augustine said much of the
trouble could be averted if the par
ents were rot prejudiced against
glasses"
Statistics given by the optome-
trist show that six out of every ten
persorc should have their sight cor
rected. and that only three of these
six are now wearing glasses.
Persons living an outdoors life
usually have good eyes. but man has
moved indoors from the. jungle too
recently to be acclimated to the new
conditions. he declared.
Solution of the eye trouble OF To-
day lies in the willingness of par
ents5 TO have the sight Of their chill
aren corrected" he said. Wien
this is done in early youth, many OF
them will be able 10 lay aside the
spectacles in later life"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-12-14
MANY KENTUCKY STUDENTS AT
u. OF K.

Report that a large percentage of
the student body of the University
of Kentucky this year was composed
of students from other States and
foreign countries We're denied in
statement issued by Registrar Ezra
l.. Gillis He declared that twenty
four State, including Kentucky, and
two foreign untries-Russia and
Australia. with one student each
are represented in the student body
One hundred and seven Kentucky
counties have representation, no
students being recorded from Aoalr,
Allen. Clinton. Greenup, Jackson,
Leslie. Lyon, Mart Metcalfe. Mon
roe. Owsley, Powell and Rowan coun-
ties.
Bourbon county has twelve stu
dents in the University; Scott
county, twelve; Harrison county,
twenty-three: Montgomery county.
eleven: Clark county, eighteen;
Nicholas, eleven; Fayette county
203.