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Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08
WOULD REV|VE: CACTUS LEAGUE
 IN SOUTHEAST.

:, That sBisbee is due to see a reump- tion Iof baseball in such a degree as shas not been the case since the glori- ous days of the Cactus league. is fore cast, according to those who have been flaming consistently through the winter, by the interest that has been aroused lately in local sport circles and the intimations that have gone forth that definite efforts are to be made to provide a professional team for the Warren district during the coming season.
 Tn an interview given by O. S.. French, manager Of the Bisbee Ath- letic club, and F. w. Carnes, who was captain of the Bisbee team in 1918 and is now in Bisbee. the following facts were brought out:
 The one sporting activity that ap- peals to every American, young or old, man or woman, rich or poor, church-goer or not, is the national game of baseball. The season when that activity, especially in the south west, begins has almost arrived, and with it is coming the question of what this city is going to do. Letters from several players on the Pacific coast
  quiries have also come from other towns referring to the probability of having a professional team in the playing this year.
 < The experience of former years has shown conclusively, according to those who are familiar with locaf conditions, that a professional team in such league as has been proposed, is sa.,1 .,g4 composed of men who have to work for living except on the days when they are playing ball, and wno are not able to keep themselves in the playing condition that IS requisite, not only is unable to secure results in the shape of victories, but it will not hold the attention of the fans, and upon these, in the last analysis, the success of baseball depends.
 After careful calculation, it is estimated that it will cost $2000 a month to support a team here, which would compete with teams from Tue son, Douglas, Nogales, Wilcox, Miami and Fl Paso. This sum will provide for all men, including two pitchers and a utility man. It is proposed that the sum necessary for the team be TdlSeu Dy Ine SuDSCT1pIlOH HlellOu. . and that the management of the team be placed in the 'haIrrfs business man who has a thorough knowledge of baseball, especially from the business standpoint. It is proposed that rule be entered into by which visiting teams will be paid only their actual expenses, and that all receipts be either pro-rated among the sub scribers at the end of the season or held as a reserve for the next sea son, when a permanent organization may be perfected
 Wilcox, it is pointed out, has al ready declared its intention to have an all-professional team in the field this summer. Tucson is also prepar- ing, and other towns which will be in the proposed league wlli start things soon.
 IT Bisbee takes up the idea which has been detailed in this article, ii
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08
ROGERS BEAT HoucK

Roy Rogers won the first of a string of games between Bisbee and Doug las for the Brophy Individual bowling trophy last night at the Y. M. c. A. bowling alleys by defeating Houck of Douglas by the narrow margin of 13 pins.
 Ten games were bowled and the score veered from one side to the other, keeping the interest of the spectators at fever heat during the entire match.
 The final string will be bowled on the Douglas alleys February 21.
 This years is the second for the beautiful cup. It was won last year by L. L. Blair of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08
NacO Officers to
 Suspend Issue of
 One Day Passports

One-day passports to cross the line at Naco will not be issued on and after February 15. according to c. C.. Ford, immigration officer at that place, who explained that on account of the increasing number of people going across it is impossible to handle the business on this basis Permanent passports, however, will still be available to all who care to go to the trouble of getting them. They may be had by applying at the immigration office. It is necessary to have two photographs, one to be attached to the passport and one kept by the office for Identification rec. ordS
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08
British Champion Flyweight Agrees
 To Fight in Ohio

TOLEDO, Ohio, Feb. 7.-Ad Thatch. CT has signed articles of agreement with Jimmy Wilde, English flyweight champion. and his manager Dave Hughes, for a 12-round bout here the first week in March with Frankie Mason, American flyweight cham pion. according to a message sent by Thatcher to the sports editor of a Toledo newspaper this evening.
 Thatcher's telegram, dated Milwau- kee. reads:
 Have contract signed by Jimmy Wilde himself and also his manager, Dave Hughes, to box Mason in Toledo in International match at flyweight limit, los pounds at o'clock, first week in March, Wilde to receive $l0.000 flat and expenses"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08

Lee Anderson won technical knockout over Whirlwind Langford Friday night at Tucson Both men are negroes. In the second round Lee knocked Langford through the ropes and the big negro stayed down for the count He came up grooming and when examination was made of his hand it was found that one of the knuckle bones of the right hand was broken. In the semi-finals Young Hockbone knocked out Kid Kinney in the second round.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08
DT:SSPOQ+.LI-'S,5AZY IFS AY

The bouts that were to have been pulled off in Tombstone on next Tues day night have been called off oD account of the hall being in use by the Catholic ladies' Yhis bout would have featured Lincoln in the main event and Cody in the semi-finals.
 The boys and girls basket ball teams of the Bisbee high school re- turned yesterday from their three day trip in which they played three FInes. The boys won all the games they played and the girls only lost one. that one being to Benson
 The party. which was composed of 20 people. made the trip in four ma chimes. Their first game was with the Nogales high school aggregations The Bisbee teams won both of these games by a safe margin. The next game was played with the Benson school teams. In this game the Bis bee girls team received it's first de- feat for the season. The boys again won their game The third and last game of the trip was played at St David yesterday afternoon and both of the Bisbee teams won The girls carried away their game by a score Of g 10 r, and the boys won theirs by a score of 26 to F.
 All three games were played on dirt courts and as the local players have been used to playing on "a smooth floor. they were slightly hand icapped. The court at NogaIes was wet and slippery, while the court at Benson was a gravel court. Both of the teams returned home yesterday tired from their trin
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08
HOLD RIPLEY FUNERAL

SANTA BARBARA, Feb. '. = Flu neral services held here today for Ed ward P Ripley. chairman of the board of directors of the Santa Fe system. were attended by many former asso- ciated in railroad work.
 special train brought railway off cials from Arizona and Southern Cal ifornia. Following services here the body was taken to Los Angeles to be cremated.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08
Illinois Runner
 Wins Hunter Cup

MECHANICS HALL BOSTON. Feb. 7.-The Hunter cup. trophy Of one of the classic indoor race events, tonight became the permanent prop erty of Joie w. Ray, doughty little runner of the Illinois A. c. Racing against a crack field at the annual games of the Boston Athletic asso- citation, he went to the front and held his place in time only one second be- hind the record. His time was min utes 24 1-5 seconds. Second to Ray and following fast was M. A. Devan- nev of Millrose A. A., New York
 The track record of seconds for 45-yaId high hurdles was eQualled by Earl J. Thomson, Dartmouth. winner of the event last year. Walker Smith of Cornell. intercollegiate champion, was second.
 Jack ScholZ. University of Missouri sprinter, unlimbered a surpassing stride in the 40-yard dash. which eiim- mated Charles Paddock, sprint star of the A. E. F. and of the University of Southern California, in a semi fin9l, nHd forced him into second hon. ors. Sch6lz's time was 4:4-5 seconds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08
u. OF A LOSES MATCH

LAS CRUCES, N. M., Feb. 7.-The New Mexico Aggies staged a great comeback today, defeating Arizona university by a score of 43 to 19. Both teams presented the same lineup as last night, but the Aggies played the Wildcats off their feet in today's game.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08
Rescue Passengers From Ship Ashore
 Off New York Bay

NEW YORK, Feb. An of her 32 passengers and 2S members of the crew having been safely brought ashore by the police boat patrol to- day, an effort will be made tomorrow to float the Old Dominion liner Prin. cess Anne. stranded on sandbar off Rockaway point Wrecking crews and members of the coast guard were standing by but the vessel was not regarded in any danger unless anoth- CT heavy storm sets in.
 Officials of the wrecking company which has sent several tugs with coal and equipment to the liner expressed confidence that the steamer can be flOated if the weather continued ia vOrable.
 FOrty-four members of the crew have remained aboard to aid in float ing the vessel.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08
ArrENrIoN. opp FELLOWS

Members of Bisbee Lodge No. 10, I. O. o. F. and visiting odd Fellows are requested to be present Thursday evening. Third degree work.
 R. GLANDVILLE, Noble Grand.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08
PROFESSIONALS TO COMPETE

HOUSTON, Texas, Feb. "A two- day professional golf meet to be con- ducted at the Houston Country club. is announced for February p and g. It is open to all professionals.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08

Gilman offers one dozen diamond rings; stone blue white, perfect, and are set in platinum. Special price, $3750 An ideal engagement ring.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08

NOTICE Mrs. Rose Keller has taken over the Waldorf dining room Week days, meals soc; Sunday dinner, 75c.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08
RHEUMATISM A HOME CURE GIVEN BY ONE
 WHO HAD IT

In the spring of 1893 l was attacked hy Muscular and Inflammatory Rheu- matism. l suffered as only those who have it know. for over three years. l tried remedy after remedy. and doctor after doctor. but such relief as l re- ceived was only temporary. Finally. found remedy that cured me com pletely. and it has never returned. l have gwen it to a number who were terribly afflicted and even bedridden with Rheumatism. and it effected a cure in every case.
 l want every sufferer from my form of rheumatic trouble to try this marvellous healing power. Don't send a cent: simply mail your name and address and J will send it free to try. After you have used it and it has proven itself to be that long-iooked- for means of curing your rheumatism. you may send the price of it.. one dol lar. but understand. l do not want your money unless you are perfectly satisfied to send it. Isn't that fairT Why suffer any longer when positive relief is thus offered you free? Don't delay. Write today.
 Mark II. Jackson. No. 770F Gurney Bldg, Syracuse. N. '.
 Mir. Jackson is responsible. Above statement true.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08

must be remembered, that speed in getting things going Is essential. The season will open in southern Arizona about April 15, and all players should be here by April 1, so that they be- come acclimated and in condition. Time must also be given to accustom the players to each other ana to send the team into the field as compact organization.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08

More than 24,OO0. disabled soldiers are being retained in wide variety of vocational occupations, in the Unit ed States. G
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
.TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
DZISIAJ AK,
CYA A ..SUFFRA-
GUM"
Nashville, q. sierpnia. -

Nashville, II. sierpnia. - Dzi-
siaj ma sic odbyc ostateczna ak
eva W sprawie ratyfikacyi federal
nej poprawki ..Suffragium' W Le-
gislaturze Stanu Tennessee. u
chwalona ratyfikacya pare dni te-
mu. dOpiero dziSiaj zostanie po-
dana pod CLOS do ewentualnej re-
konsyderacyi potwierdzehia spra-
wy politycznego rownouprawnie-
MA kobiet. Iezeli sprawl wezmie
iobrv koniec, formaina notvfika,
Eva zostanie w~ySiana do Sekreta,
rza staau Colbyego W WaSzyng-
tonic, wprowadzajac poprawks
konstytucyjna. Niektorzy poslo-
vie Legislatury, W ich gronie ge-
neralny prokurator Thompson
uwazaja. re dz~isiejSza akcya be,
dzie ostateczna inni jednak mnie,
rraja, re potwierdzenie zoStanie
ubite ! sprawl zostanie odiozona
Sedzia Joseph Higgins Z Nash,
vile. prezeS konstytucyjnej Lig'
Tennessee oSwiadczyl wczoraj. ze
jezeli zwolennicy .,Suftragium'
~zwycieza, on Jest gotowy Prze>zkc
izic gubernatorowi RobertS'owi
sekretarzowi stanu w zatwierdze,
uiu .suifragium" do Waszyngto-,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
T
KRAJOWE.
Traer, Iowa. 81. sierpnia.

Traer, Iowa, 81. sierpnia. -
lama linn Wilson, byfy >ekrc-
tarz roirictwa. ktOrv Cd kilku
mieSiecv choruje, znalduje sic W
bardzo k~rytycznym Stanic. Byly
cz!onek gabinetu p~rczydenta Will
soma uko !czyl iuz S6 rok zycia.
Columbus, Ohio, 81. sierpnia. -
Eddie Rickenbacker. L Columbus.
najlcpszy amcryhanski lotnik, KIT"
~ brai udzia{ W wojnie Swiato--
wei. znajGujc sic w Nowym lor-
XII i ME zostat zagubiony W dzi-
kich stepach M~eksyku, jak do
tychczaS przypuszczano. PAM III
ckenbacker otrzymata telegram
cd Swego Syna wczoraj, oznalmIa-
jqcy jej, re Jest on PREY dobrem
zdrowiu i przybedzie do Chicago
"a ki!ka dni.
Nowy York, 81. sierpnia. -
Sameul H. Rooscclt, artysta-ma-
lArz ! drug kuzyn punk. Teodora
Roo<evelta. umari maggie We
czwartek wicczorcm W klubie
Knickerbocker. Pan Roosevelt u
rodzil sic W Nowym Norku, W
1868 roku. kSztalcii sic on "
larvzu. gdzie zostal odznaczony
przez rad irancu$ki "a swe die
Ia artystycznc.
Los Angeles, 81. sierpnia. -
CLYDE {. Johnston, K!erk sadu
rO!icyjnego, ktory r~aportowaS, zc
zeiazna, ogniotrwaia kasa zostaia
roztworzona przez ziodziei Z kto-
lei zabrano $4,000 - zostai are
sztowany "a malwerSacye / ode.
slany do powiatowcgo wlezieniI
W Los Angeles. kaucya zostala
ograniczona do $4,000.
Washington, 81. sierpnia. -
Sekretarz marynarki pc kilkoty-
godniowej podrtzy W Alasce do,
szedi do przekonania, re flota krq
zaca DO Oceanic SpOkojnym, kto-
"a dotychczas otrzymuje swoj O.
pal pc bardzo wysokiej Genie &c
! wschodnich kopaln, moze uzywac
opafu pochodzacego z Alaskl. A
laska wedlug jego zdania posia-
ia bardzo dobry opal i dostawa Z
! togo 'punktu bylaby o wiele tan
sza niz dotychczas. Flota ma Pa
cyfiku potrzebuje stacy weglo,
wych. oSwiadczy} Daniels. Maia
apropryacya zrobiiaby koPalnie A
laski najpozyteczniejszq stacya O.
plaowa dla floty. Department
marynarki rozpoczai przygoto~
wanna celem dalszego zbadanla
| kopaln w Alasce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

uplanowac drugi objazd ma PREY
szly tydzieh. Zamierza on w tym
czasie wygiosit mowy W Evans
vile, Ind, Pittsburgh, New Ha--
ven, Conn, ! w Nowym Norku,
zanim rozpocznie swa kammpanie
W Stanach zachodnich.
Columbus. O., 81. sierpnia. -
Partya republikanska w Ohio cd
powiadajqc ma oskarzenia Cox'a,
re $15,000,00O zostaio zaaprobo-
wane dla Rampant republican,
Skiej, orzekla, re demokratyczny
kandydat popierany Jest przez
bankier0w Z Wall Street"
Peoria, ILL.,, 81. sierpnia. -
Burmistrz Thompson Z Chicago
wyglosii tn move wczoraj VIE
czorem, potePiajac Polityke i
kandydature John G.. Oglesby'e-
60, ktory stale w opozycyi Len
Smalla, thompsoiczyka do repu-
blikanskiej nominacyi ma guber--
natora Stanu Illinois. Nova ia
byla odpowiedziq ma o~skarzenie
G~ubernatora Lowdcna, re stano-
Wa platforma Thompsona oznacza
,,socyalizm i konfiSkacye". Thomp
son wygiosii przemowienie, W
ktorym starai sic odeprzec sta
wiane mu zarzuty. Miedzy rome
mi kweStyami, roztrzasanemi by
10 .pozbycie sic L naSzego kra-
ia rzadow partyi demokratycz-
nej", ,.wybranie Hardinga ma pre-
zydenta i Coolidgea ma wlcepre-
zydcnta'. oraz .,uwOlnicnic Oily
Watcli amcrykahskioh Cd podat-
kow tederalnych cd wSzystkich
dochodow mniej niz 5000 TO-
cznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
Kazda Para 600, ZOO i 500
Wartosc Teraz Para 2.88

Henry Kleine and Co, damskie ! Ola dora
stajacych dziewczat' Cleo. Theo i . Eyelet
ties, oxfordS i p~altofle, brnlatn i czarne
kidSkin albo calfskin, take lakierowane colt
skin, Goodyear welt recZnie przewracane al
DO gietkie Mckay Szytr pOdeSzwy, Louis. Gu
ban albo wojskowe ohcaSy. wielkosci "a do :.
tysiace par do wyboru. warte do IS. Pc tel
niezwyklej Genie, W poniedzialek, para
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
WIEzNIoW.

Baltimore, II. SlelPnld.
Wiecej niz piecdziesiecin ,.gtodo-
wych strajkierow' wszczeio tn
bunt wczoraj rychlo rano, W sta
uowem wiezieniu Maryland,
Wiezniowie popsuli wszystkie
Swiatia elektryczne w budynku.
poczem rozpoczeli demonstracye,
ktora trwaia przeszio dwie godzl-
nv. Niektorzy zdoiali wydostac
sic z poza KRAFT wieziennych, lecz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
wleZniow poWrocili do piracy.
ILLINOIS KUPIL FARME
OLA WIEZNIoW.

Springfield, ILL.,, 81. s%ierpnia.-
Stan Illinois nabvl wielki obSzar
ziemi, 1900 ARROW mad rzeka IA
skaskia. 0 try mile ma polnoc Cd
Nandalia, ktory zamierza zuzyt,
kowaG - jake farme dla ,,nie do,
brych c~hiopcow."' Zamiast try,
mac chfopcow. ktorzy przekroczy,
Il jakieS prawo, W niezdrowych
wiezieniach, przez 60 hub 90 dni
Department publicznych uzytecz,
nosci, poGai mySl odsyiania ia
kich ,nie dobrych chfopcow" ma
owa farme do piracy, ktora nietyl,
10 NADIA lepszy nastroj i zdrowie
chiopakom, lecz wielce przyczyn'
sic do publicznej uzytecznosci.
Ziemia zostala zakupiona W re,
sly tydzieh po So "a akier, Maia
liczba miodych wiezniow zostats
tam juz wysiana do piracy. Parma
bedzie gotowa do piracy "a jeder
rok warzywa. mleko, krowy it'd
beda tam hodowane ola uzytku
innych publicznych instytucyi. O.
procz piracy ma iarmie, niektorzy
cklopcy bedq zajeci przy wydo-
hywaniu piasku do btpdowy lep~
s1ych drnC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

Mkt ME opuScii budynku. Krzyk
i haias sprowadzii pobliska po-
licye, lecz ia ME mogia wiele zdzia
lac, gdyz ciemnosc przeszkadza-
Ia. Powo}ano straz 'pozarna, kto-
ra strumieniami woody zdolaia IL
spokoic buntownikow. Demon
stracya ia byta wynikiem kilko--
dniowego strajku wiezniow, kt6-
rzy oSwiadczyli, re ME beda pra-
cowac dopoki ME dostana lepsze-
go pokarmu. Dozorca wiezienny
powicdzial i'm, re kto ME bedzie
pracowac, ME dostanie jeSc.
Wszyscy oprocz piecdziesieciu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
z RAMPANT

Columbus, Ohio, 81. sierpnia,
- G~ubernator Cox powrocii tn
wczoraj krotko pred poludniem
Z South Bend, Indiana, gdzie W
dwoch mowach obwiniai republic
kanow "a skollektowanie mai,
mniej $l5, 100000 jake funduszu
ola swej Rampant. - Demokra-
tyczny kandydat prezydencyalny
poprowadzi dalej swa kampanis
dzisiaj przez wygboszenie paru
NOW W Orrville, Ohio, po pohu-
dniu, a wieczorem W Canton, o.
Powroci tn znow w niedziele, ably
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
POKoJ PANUJE w ME-
KSYKU.

Los Angeles, Il. sierpnia. -
ulkownik Esteban Cantu pre-
jezdzai tn wczoraj W drOdze do
miasta Meksyku. celem Odbycia
konierencyi Z prowizorvcznym
prezydentem de la Huerta i gene
raiem Aware Obregonem W spra-
vie oStatnich rozruChow. jake
miaiy miejsce w poinocnym dy-
Strvkcie Nizszej kaliiornii, a "a
konczyiy sic, gdy puikownik Can
til zrzckl sic gubernatorstwa ma
rzecz generaia Lula NJ. S~alazara.
WSzystkic wyszynki zostaiy zam-
&nietc zeSzicgo wtorku przez pub.
Cantu i dotychczas pozostajq "a
mknietc, do czasu gdy wojska
Cantu zostanq acknowledgements
W Mexicaii. Kilka rodzin, W ich
iiczbie kilku bylych pracownl-
kow C~antu'ego przeprowadzlio
sic Ia amerykanskq granlce.
Meksyk, miasto, 81. sierpnia.-
Raporty, otrzymane Cd MIguela
Alesio RobieSa, prywatnego Sc
k"retarza prezydenta de Ia Huer-
ty, potwierdzaja powyzsze wszy-
stkie wiadomoSci. M0wii on, IL
.,zakonczenie rozruch0w W Niz-
szei Kaiiiornii cafiowicie usKute-
cznia pok0j Meksyku.'
Vera Cruz. 81. sierpnia. -
Pracownicy kompanii tramwaJo--
wych. ktorych straik pociqgnal "a
SODA strajk robotnik6w kolejo--
wvch i dokowvch ~zeSz&ej srody,
zdecydowali sic zwrocic sic do
prezydenta de la Huertv, ably po-
sredniczyi W ich zqdaniach. Crze,
dnicy kompanii udali sic do pre-
zydenta, ably jemu sprawe pred,
stawic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
D wY4szYcH oPLAT
"a PRZEWoZ TOWARoW.

Washington, 81. sierpnia. -
Niedzystanowa komisya handle,
wa naznaczyia dzien rs sierpnia
ma przesiuchy, jake maia sic cd,
bye W sprawie apelacyi, wniesio,
mel przez kompanie ~kolejowa "A,
merican Railway Express Co."
ktora zada dalszej podwyzki W
opiatach "a przewoz towarow. a
by mogia wydoiac podwyzszone.
skali piacy Przyznanej pracowni,
kom. Kompanie zadaja 10 pro-
centowej podwyzki W dodatku dc
12Ia procentowej podwyzki. ME
dawno ~przyznanej Przez te ko-'
misye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21
Kaida Para 400 i S 90 Wartosc
Teraz Para 1888

Henry Kleine and Co., dobrego gatunku OK
fords / pumps ola panien. dzieci / matych
chlopc0w, zrobione u na~jlepszeSo gatulku
sk0ry, take jak l~akierowane Colt, brunatne
i czarne calfskin i vici kidskin, najwiecej 2
goodyear welt szytemi p~odeszwami, footform
albo angielskie w palcach, pantofle zrobione
z paskiem, oxfords, gustowne sznurowane
STYLE, wielkosci Sh do ., tysiace par do wy
boru. kazda para warta s., W poniedziaiek,
tylko Pc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-21

ma questionable, "a Jarua SZeroN"
ura wdziwei Pepperell mark. MICK
kie w~ykOhcZenie,
standard mlterya WN
10 jardGw kOstu-
merowi, jard w~
Middletown transcript., 1920-03-27
LIST
FARMS

No. l. Farm of 1873 acres.
ITO acres of the best improved
level and clean land. balance
good wood land. IA room house
thoroughly modern with rum
ming water, steam heat and
polished floors. Outbuildings in
good repair. two new silos. An
ideal home and a good producer
Located on b concrete road one
mi:e from a thriving town.
Possession soon.
No. 2. Farm IF 100 acres,
every foot of it of the best,
clean producing land in the
country. House, buildings and
fences in good repair. Nicely
located near r. R. milk station
corn and tomato canneries
No. 3. Farm of 165 acres.
$50 tillable. Balance valuable
woodland. Good house, lawn,
shade and fruit. Located on a
good road and in a fine neighbor-
hood.
No. 4. Farm Of 242 acres.
23O acres, good clean high pro-
duclng land. House and ample
buildings ia good repair. 10
acres in wheat showing nice.
Well located, mile from good
town and on a hard road.
No. 5. Farm of 500 acres.
400 acres of good clean natur-
ally drained land. Balance good
pasture meadow and wood.
House, buildings and shed ling
nearly new and painted 162
acres in wheat we'll started last
fall. Crops average 20 bushel
wheat and so bushel corn per
acre. Well located on stone
road, II miles to R. R., cannery
and milk station. Pre-war
price.
Two combination dwelling
and store properties. also a
double house on Main St. at an
attractive investment price.
Middletown transcript., 1920-03-27
Illuminated Fountain Pen.

In the tube Of fountain pen not
extraordinarily large, New York in.
ventor finds room for the necessary
ink well, tiny incandescent lamp, and
a miniature electric dry battery. The
light shines out under the point of the
pen, its source remaining invisible to
the users eyes, while it illuminates
the spot Of paper over which the pen
is travelling. - Popular Mechanics
Magazine.
Middletown transcript., 1920-03-27
Much Unpreductive Land.

About one fifth Of billion acres OF
the cutover land and woodland In the
limited States might be cleared up
and the stumps removed so that the
land would be available for produc-
five farming. II all this agriculturally
suitable forest and cutover land could
he made into farms averaging 16O
acres. it would provide 1,25O.OOO FARMS
an increase Of about 20 per cent
ovor the present number. It Is be-
lieyed unlikely that more than 5O.OOO'"
600 acres, or enough for perhaps 3OO.-
600 farms, WI be cleared Of tho