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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16

slowly for one and one-half hours.
Strain into the pan in which you wish
to cook the dumplings.
Green Suabian Dumplings
Place in mixing bowl:
One-hdt cup Of finely chopped pdrs-
ley,
One fourth cup Of finely chopped
onions.
One fourth cup Of finely chopped
green celery ledreS.
One and Onc-hdf teaspoons of salt,
One-haU teaspoon of ,rhite pepper,
Onc-hdT teaspoon Of thyme.
One aud One-hdt cups of mashed
potatoes,
One aud one-hGN cups Of -four.
T'co ieUel tablespoons Of baking
powder,
One egg,
-Four tablespoons of milk
One tablespoon of shortening.
Work to smooth dough and then
form into balls the size of an egg and
drop into the boiling stock Cook fer
twelve minutes. Lift to a casserole and
sprinkle with the following mixture.
Place in frying pan:
-Four tablespoons of bacon or ham
fat.
One halt cup of finely minced ouioNS.
Re-hdf cup of fine bread Crun bS
Cook slowly until the onions are soft
and then add four tablespoons of grated
cheese. Spread over dumplings. Dish
meat on hot platter and serve the dunn -
plings from the casserole dish Cover
with plenty of gravy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
Wants to Find Census Taker

TO the Editor of Woman's Page:
Dear Madam wish to see lady
who is at the present time taking the
census in Philadelphia. Will you
kindly let me know where l can see
her and how to go about it?
A READER.
The only way you can find out what
district this person is working on is by
writing to the Census Bureau, 329
South Broad street. State your reason
for wanting to find out where she is:
Unless it is very important reason l
am afraid you will not be able to locate
her, for there is such a long list of
census takers that the Census Bureau
will not be willing to look up one name
unless it is very necessary. Ii you
know the name of this person you could
find her address in the directory, or
even in the telephone book. | hope you
will be successful in finding her.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16

letter and "Indignant's" letter, and l
think Indignant hit the nail on the
head" and I'm glad that some other
fellow had ''spunk" enough to write his
opinion on this matter. 1 also want't the
High School" girl to know that l did
not feel the least offended by her letter.
We all have our own thoughts on this
subject and have the right to express
them. 1t really would be a strange
word if we all thought the same. ]
wish some of our male readers would
write and let us know what they think
of smacking y. Y. S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
IN. Y. S. Answers

Dear Cynthia-I have read the letter
of Innocent Seventeen" in which she
states that she still believes it is right tc
smack a fellow in the face. and i jus
thought l would let her know that | sti
.hink it very unladylikH to do this
But | also want Innocent Seventeen
to know that l didn't mean to often
her, as my last letter was really di
rccted to the other girl who wrote and
said she had habit of smarking fc'
lows in the face, and to the ''Star
Dancer
I also read the 'Iigh School" girl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
THE LITTLE DOC.
Approves of star Dancer and NV!

''FF' wv W Wal NaHSeI ana ~, %.
Dear Cynthia-A few nights ago
young man wrote to yor. or rather to
Star Dancer and said that no re-
spectacle yirl could be found in a
cabaret. ! quite agree with this Young
man. Every girl that | have ever
known of that came out of one of those
places was quite tough. Don't YOU
agree with me, Cynthia? Who ever
heard of a refined girl coming out of
one of those places? / think Star
Dancer, has the wrong opinion of a
respectable girl. | quite agree with
the young gentleman that wrote last
Saturday evening the article in Gym
thia's column. l hope many others do.
VIVIAN.
No, Vivian, you cxaggerate. Lots of
nice girls go to cafes, but if they do
they are always chaperoned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16

slowly for one and one half hours.
Strain into the pan in which you wish
to cook the dumplings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16
rhanks MsalIor of suicide Elect"

Dear Cynthia-I wish to thank "A
Sailor of the Suicide Fleet for his
promptness in answering my letter. 1t
really is somewhat encouraging to think
that some one answered my letter, and
by a fellow whose uniform | will re-
spect all the days of my life. My brother
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05
RIVAL LEAGUE LEADERS ALL SET
FOR WORLD SERIES FIRST TODAY
REPUBLICAN PARTY THE ONE
To MAINTAIN AMERICANISM
REGARDLESS OF ANY ONE MANS
Views, 0ECL ARES Sen. B0RAH
G. o. P. THE PARTY

Dannu-v ronr. J-t senator
william Z Borah Fl Idaho roid
large audience ne~e .onl-rt nat me
EepubhcaH party as = party ara
regardless II the Jews ~ particular
individuals an be depended apon 10
MAINTAIN he 1ntrammesed ana m
pawnec Independence n TIE Ameri-
can republic He rronNed that
there would re no compromlse IN
ne principle IL American over
eignty''
He SAID hal America. through he
Republican party fa< 9rs DONG IS
part u the FANNY " nations. tut
the public conaclcncc ana not u
sIgnec contract must atwavs letter
mine eur course International IT.
fairs
In statement ssued before The
meeting senator Borah commented
n ne reported assertion ri senator
Harding that bis views M hose Of
'S-i4e~stA AStfG4- anu - tNllSNH = tft II
entire accord.
From lis months 4 me sen
a4R, senator Harding Knows my
Nae~s. said Senator Eorah Z he
accepts nem then We are "A perfect
.Gcord.
declaring a;u7seif anequivocai,v op-
4osed r9 assoc laIlcu wIt1 tae nations
Europe e said ne Gau nothing 70
+ay FAVOR # PROPOSED substitutes
R,I he league IF Nations
a eaEUe. concert. ALTAR. .rnn5-
TEa1lan eo-FartnersnIp or -asoclatIor-
= All t1e -ame 10 ne. se declared
p always nave opposed and aIu-ay s
VIII oppose sHca an alliance II ere
f@a be .p Question II vre am sap
porting Tor l''es dent OK avors
gong .ato TIE =acue wEtIe f1arc "
a. declared favor = s11via- aut
senator Borah pegal a:s -pee, q wy
aeciariue ne ia not 1,end p +tt4ck
me league II Nations wnfea rresl-
cent wilson went IN Eurepe -a aet
aut = aEur ID t7. hjtier erd ne me
nat II PRESIDENT -rougnt -ome vI-n
I'M
Ihat eague y not au American
Continues on PAGE -Coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05

confirms :. i-ec Harding because
ne coreeo Tot hing, ookec me
straight : the eye. ana Enthusiastically
meant what re said. And ! iksd
Mrs. Hsrctna even better
want TO see 1aruine elected rot
oniy because : nave come % think
well OF him. but because re belongs
- the Party II Lincoln ana Rcose-
Veit. ana because nave 1au my fill
OF the Democrats AZ Washington.
We must have charge men ara :
Party CAPABLE Of running the gov
erorent- anu n ere White House =
President not 4 BOSS.
Coz n bsn company. he icuor
men are for 4lIEl-- ne STANDS WITT
Baker. VINO refused 70 prepare when
ne knew tra1 War was sure TO come
5no therefore sent against tre Ger
man machine guns thousands oT
young Americans unframed or haif-
trained. ana without artillery sup
port
Cox stanos for Palmer. VINO orou7-
SEQ 70 rscuce the cost OF living and
conscfcuously failec. but Tor political
reasons iet the liquor traffic 40 on;
VINO denen the -rrts OF t-ee speech
ana Tree assembly; imprisoned run
rrecs % people n 1enance 81 the
Continues or Page Col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05
CLEAN BILL FOR BOTH

H,-, Il
tx '-'e' 'iaho oaSep"i' ~iuos cchlsEa-
crs INT ne world series which opens
TUESDAY. tonight we're cleared Of any
-,.-,,o,.-7o-, ,.,,L tho sss.a.,Ir ...r..,
80 ~ - NY
@rand Jury s concerned
state e ATTORNEY How're and lis as
s,erar- r1s-rsa,. r,oni,,-,,. 49,,
-.
NV 1''N iNi4
alTead\ 'tas resulted me 1noictnent
u eight chicago White ~ox PLAYERS
m ,.rar-as Of Throwing. amos B.,
....., ..-...-.- 1900. -,
heh'S "etiar1hG MAJ 70 eNi1ehce 0r
esumony n any VaN duplicating any
members OF ms Years nennar1 vrlr-
nerS had ,one before ne rand .,y,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05
Reassured Patrons
Return Deposits
to Rockiand Bank

Rock4nd. Ne. oct A DECIDED
siackenlnc n wlthara walls rom ire
savings department OF me Security
Trust Companv. 1vnica N Saturdav
experienced q run during which
bout Sfoe0go was WITHDRAWN. vas
rparent toda7. gtficIals we're on
v'nced mat ne run vas nearing IS
.luse
The statement Icy state Bank ON
missioner Frank l.. Palmer as TO The
Soundnees n the institution mad suCh
~eassuyln- C-ecr mat the w7th-
orawals were SAID 10 have been
nearly counreracted rN deposits.
a number VINO Withdrew heir
saturday ~e-acposlted rem
2 5das" said Commissioner Palmer.
everything IS coming out al! light"
officials ~ ne bank announced TO-
night rat ne days deposits rad Cx-
ceeded me Withdrawals ny several
thousand dollars. The directors
voted TO-DAY not % suspend interest
IN withdrawn deposits which IRE
returned before November Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05
Coal PrOfiteering
Indictments at y. 7.
Against ) Concerns

New J ORR. oct. 4---Ihc eaerai
Grand Jury To-Day ~eJlrned Aatcn IT
Indictments enarg1nE TrofiteerlnG 4
connection w'tn eoa. purchases by ne
BROOKLYN Edison COMPANY for uunNc
utility purposes but alleged o nave
been diverted ana sold for export at
pront
one indictment charges ne Lynch
CompanY the Brooklyn Edison ON =
aany ana Wells ana Wood WIN on
srIrac,- o violate he Lever act An
other charves the Brooklyn Edison
COMPANY With boarding coaI
Besides the Brooklyn Edison com
paDv defendants are Waiter r. Wells.
It's wee president ana General man
ger and Harry r. Wood IN charge
Of rual contracts FOR lhe Complain:
me B. Il. Lr7ch Coal COMPANY Inc,
ana the Dclphla Coal COMPANY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05

Dalton. Mass Oct The booy IF
X Murray crane. former senator and
governor anu leader fer many ears
n affairs Il the nation. was lowered
todax 10 a flower -decked grave 4 ne
o. r1cierv IF this village which ~as
his home ana hal II ms ancestors
through nany generations. Grouped
ii ne sunlight of The warm October
aRy. trc family ara he pail bearers,
wto -rpresented ne senator ma
tiongl act1v1tles as wen ar those Ar
his nome COUNTY llstened g he
words If me burial ritual and paid
their farewell tributes # respect ana
iove.
The funeral winch preceded me PR
4ate burial -ervlce was attended Al
INC rraae resldenre. sugar HiH ar
state ana county officials. legislators.
repre- sentatlves II large business ~
t1resta New York. Chicago ana
Boston win which Nr Crane was
associated. ana by Berkshire county
trends. many hundreds number
-hc main looms of tne great house
and tae broad ,cranuas we're 1iled
and other hundreds stood On the
avn. For an hour before me aerv-
ice --e people poured \ }on- li0es
through nc vide nail where me body
lay he open 1aSAet surrounded
by masses IF 7orai offerings from
Crlends ar ana near
Governor Coolidge with members
of his taft ana eouncli ana @ ON
rulttee If me legislature made up ne
otticlai tate party.
Others II prominence we're senator
Lodge former Governor Mccall.
Speahe- GllIett # me National House
ana congressman Treaavay ana
Fuller
The Rey Ia pm n. TImberlake. pas
tor # the village CONGREGATIONAL
rnurcn. VINO read ne serv1cs, pro
nounced no f0rmai euIoGy but 4 me
prayer spoke of Ir crane al ne
VINO vent 4Dout ss aid me Master
dong -ood wherever there was neea
Ter good to % done and VINO thought
not of himself but only Of his fellow
rnen.
Tho aervlce Included scripture 81
Jecuons. me ~eadsn= af ne hymn
Jerusalem the Golden ana Whit
tiers lines beginning
When on my cay u 5re the nlEn;
'= fainnS.
Hoth If these were favor1tes II me
.ena;or n deter~nce 70 his lnown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05

resting 1oniEnt preparatory % en-
counterinr ne ~Lsn " he Cleveland
c!an- which j. que lEIs cIty early
tomorrow morning. Manager Robin
eon and every member of the Brook
ly1 club express confidence n her
ability TO defeat their American
League rivals while Tr1s Speaker ana
his teammates believe mat ne world
scenes banner WITT he holsied next
spring in the Cleveland park.
Arrangements and setting eor ne
series II 500 VIII nor differ greatly
from hose which nave already maze
baseball history.
Fans May Criticize
General OPINION among the follow
ers Of The =ame cans 10 me belief
nat me thousands VINO VIM Hle into
EbbetTs reid tomorrow VIII be per
maps more ooservant and er1tlcat n
'hclr rorment. but beyond that. j.
was said hy baseball enthusiasts me
recent Expose gf gambling a year ago
wIll not Effect the popularity # he
series
Continued On Faye Sol 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05
BANGOR MAN
IN BOOZE HAUL
WAVES HEARING

E0uIton Ne Dcf- = AaIpn
>taples Of Bangor, WHO vas arrested
yesterday At sherman. by state Of
fce-s. VINO 5elzed 100 quarts #
wh1skey and q 7ve-agEon can II al
eonoL waived exaulnatlon the
municipal -ourt here tn's morning
ana nss released lnder S119o bonds
tor appearance before tie November
;errn II the superior curt mere.
He vas held "a tno counts. ot
driving N automobile while under
1hc influence + intoxicating 1quor
md "t violating the Eolstead act.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05
CHEAPER FLOUR
RESULTING FROM
SLUMP IN WHEAT

Ninneapons MINI. Uct- 3.-rIo1r
prices continued rner DOWNWARD
trend todaY with q reduction n % %
60 cents barrel Tor FANNY patents.
One lar-e mills quotation was rc-
duced from S12-15 20 S11-a5 a barrel.
while another winch lowered 1ts prize
ha| II dollar saturday. made a fur-
Their .ut I'D ten enIs. making IS
price $lI.aa q barrel The iow wheat
market responsible for ne decline,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05
Ovation to Music
Festival Star at
Portland Concert

lori anu Nc. - 7---t.osa I'd ID.
me star At ne opening -o7cerr Of me
- esrer- Maine Music Festival rere
,oni=rt. was greeted VIVA unprece-
entea enrhusIasTU. ne audience
-ranuing ara eEeeTIu- at tEt ON u
ION 81 mr. elnGlnE. The otner artist
If 7e program vas +locoma RintnI.
re Italian baritone
The enorps : unusual arge and
,vCu arelfed ana he orchestra Is e
rardea * tne pest IN ears. = a.
aac,ty audience 7ras present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05

r., scet pnta. Pa Oct. = 1o2o.
e.as 4 5orietqt,.
ke- -tc kennebec Journal
kus-s. Ne.
n Ar 5urtefar7s--
y larry 'or-7er P-onressnes have
&c ne WY ( am or Harding +ast
tses YOUR leaders r,'n+7t DC IT.
rte1 = nv -sasons. -car they
a., slower Of theodore Foose-
J awe or dead. Nhde re was
= WORKED with Kim arc SUPPORT
-- Now that ne '7as gone 20
r~~sr1, ! stand fer -'7e principles
-.c-k 'or ire things for Srici,
eo-~eo ara stood. ! an, Soose-
7cruoiican.
Ia e VEG my choice fer the
tu1lca0 nominee ara for the
y 7-ss'aen. would have been The
Fe Eoosevett, Sut Only the spirit
Roosevelt S with Is still The
publican Convention hss perrorce
be- z-ot-er candidate. can rot
e yvrst wanted. That, however,
Fo -sason Tor throwing my vote
=
(e-ator -sroiru ard / Rave CO.
|en sao- other n politics. 4e was
bar = 1912. write followed
bsevsi.: ard : can never be glad
bUaa rat atu. RE 7ss said
PCS soout Roosevelt which ! 1eec
teser-eo: have SAID tnrnns ABOUT
r. nu s~rIc'7 he must have resent
Is- IS deeply; ann have rot
eor-er. re Nss many f-vencs VINO
~ot nine. ara there 5 7oi = ilt-
nts record that I regret Or
et,er Rand. 7,n deep n his COR
erce men whom rust: what
east ~ nts -eeoro IS fsrtnest
": snn ssnat he has saio ABOUT
'es--y, Conservation. ara Aericui-
e IT Marion 8 soono ara rIunt.
'enator Harding was 7or maze %
oroer. Oh; re 5y TO means tire
sctiorary I sroUunt him. He
nuni'csn Regular. ~sso surpo-rs
az RS Party snrees on. ara acts
n t-e majority. There IS nothing
.oc-stlc about rim. Unoer him.
re vii DC no ore--ar rule at
ls7'neton. Congress will represent
re President but tne people. ara
government wall be American
~.
-a--lra $ 20 super man. out
~ s. earnest. sincere. ana Hur1an.
y .-ouunt or where 5est known.
J. ~ro know MN. ana on whose
.e-7ert rely. say he slow 70 de-
|e- 7ut 7svino decided STANDS ike
Ito-e wall WAat / saw IT Marion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05
Dover. y. r.. Seaman
browns on Ship
Leaving Tampico

New YORK. Oct z-EU-ene Ia
queltc. seaman OF Dover, \. n. wss
crowned ana an officer mo our other
men If ne rev nt ne destroyer
tIa4dsoorou=n were INJURED while me
ressel was outward bound rom Tam
rico Max. asst THURSDAY, said dis
patch received at he Navy Depart
rnent odav rom he Jesse which
reached New Orleans ~aturuay
TIE ~eporr CSC not explain ne ac-
cidenr nor Gid il @1Te ne names of
3 ne INJURED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05
Portland Back on
Regular Time Oct. 8

Portland. Ne Oct THE Port
LAND cry council tonight voted 20
SATURDAY,. October 2. which { hree
weeks earlier than the time fixed
wHen the ordinance was PASSED asi
spring. other towns ana cIres n
his v'cinitv will probably follow
'c-tt1nd 8 leau
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05
NOTICE.!

IN full accoro vftn re spirit OF me
tunes Our showing of New =aii Suits
ara overcosts entirely oefears t-e
aea taat one must pay an eKor5itant
price N orrer . secure 5orn style
snn quality. See tire SUITS We sr.
Offering Tor $3.50. others 20 % $50 DO
{ ana W CSC sort collars reduced 10
PC.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05
General forecast

The outlook s Tor generally fair
weather n ne states east OF the Mis-
sisslDpl rr-er Tuesday ana 1Teanes
aaN The temperature will % some
VIVA; over Tuesday rom me lpper
oh5o valley and low AXE ~egIon east
there viii he title change n temper
atGre
Winus-Jf At.anr~e coast. north Of
SANDY Hoes: VIII be moderate to
fresh wesr % northwest WINDS and
fair weather Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05
COTTON CROP
ESTIMATE SHRINKS

Washington. Oct. - A reduction
IF 55G 900 bales IN the cotton crop as
forecast last month was predicted
toaay hy me Department a AEricui-
ture Tnicn based its- latest forecast
IN orop condition ii 5ai per cent
on sept -. This EARS crop s
r1ven ~ -s.les. nee hales
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05
PROGRESSIVE PINCHOT is FOR HARDING
NOMINEE OF LINCOLN ROOSEVELT PARTY
| ELECTION MEANS AMERICAN GOVT AGAIN

letter to Journal Editor Frankly Refers to
9l2 Split and Of Opposition to Harding and
timer Regulars at That Time = Says Sena-
-or IS No Reactlonarv and Far From Auto
crat-No OneMan Rule with Him in White
House = Cox IS Wilson-Made in Bad Com
2anT and Too Small for Presidency
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05

TIE Journal vail awe the
Usual bulletin service On me
worlds series. The first came
today at Brooklyn starts At
o'cicek iast time or O'Clock
standard. First bulletins will De
ssueo from, tire Journal al about
12+5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05

Forecast 'or Boston and vicInIty.
Tuesday falg ana aooler: Wednesday
al. moderate to fresh nort1nest
M-InQs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05
THE WEATHER


sew England ano Eastern New
YORK Falr TUESDAY ana Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05
DICNITARIES
IN farewell to-
MURRAY CRANE
Dead Leader Laid at
Rest Beside His
Ancestors

Governor cootione. Senator -ooee.
Ex- Governor Mccall ara Cone.
roadway hrnonr Prominent Per
sonaces Present Hundreds View
5ooy n oaiton Village Home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05

Genuine bargains IN household furs
niture are advertised every day -
The journal. Read the CLASSIFIED ADS
sno save money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05

Continued On Page Col. 81
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05

opyrght 1920. by international Feature Service, Inc 6reat Britain Rights Reserved Registered Oice
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-01-09

1t may be noticed that the nearer
Bryan energies from his obscurity.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-01-09
HELD ON CHARGE OF VIOLAT-
ING NARCOTIC ACT

Richard English, of Paris, was ar
rested at the home of Anna Cham
bers, colored, in Lexington, Wednes-
day morning, by Internal Revenue
Inspector Fish and Detective Malo-
ney, of the Lexington police force,
on charge of violating the Federal
anti-narcotic law. His trial will be
held before United States Commits
sioner S. s. Yantis According to In
spector Fish, the Government regu-
lations prevent any information be-
ing given out prior to the trial.
English was arrested in Lexing-
ton some time ago on charge of be-
ing drunk. On his person was
found a large quantity of dope"
which he claimed was used in his
practice as a veterinarian. He was
fined on a charge of drunkenness
and his case reported to the Govern
ment officials. Upon producing a
diploma as veterinarian he was re-
leased from custody.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-01-09
PARIS NOT TAGGING IN I'M.
PR0VEMENTS PAST YEAR

That the city of Paris has not
Jagged behind in the march of i'm
provements during the past year is
amply evidenced from statistics fur
nished from the Mayors office, as
follows:
New dam completed across Stoner
Creek; new sanitary sewer complet-
ed and bond issue voted to con-
struct others; Duncan Avenue as
phalted from Pleasant to Vine
street; Main street from Tenth to
Fourteenth, and Pleasant street
from Twelfth to Sixth, concrete-sur-
faced; bonds voted to complete ad-
ditions to white and colored public
schools; all macadam streets repair
ed and put in first-class shape; cred
it balance of $4,000 in city treas
ury. compared to $4,000 two years
ago; Winnie street improved and
extended to Vine street; new Coun-
Gil elected; and many other. i'm
provementS of a substantial nature
planned for this year.
The city's affairs are in thorough
ly capable hands, and Paris should
in 1920 be marked up on The honor
roll of progressive Central Ken
lucky cities. With a strong pull.
and a pull altogether, and with no
division of interests or pickering
about who shall get the credit for
things contemplated or things al
ready done, here's hoping the good
old town will be pushed forward in
the van of progress until it shall be
said of us: There is a real live
town"