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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18

Centre, %; Transylyania, o.
st. Xsvier's, 81: Georgetown, o.
Georgia Tech, ~; Vanderbilt, 0.
Texas, n: Oklahoma A. and NJ. 0.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-16

George Hird was home from lyn'
dali to spend Sunday.
Jake Zolnowsky made business
trip to Sioux City Sunday.
Joe Stevenson sold six Ford cars
during the past week.
John Keller made business trip to
Sioux Falls Friday morning.
Miss Edna Long, who is teaching In
the Hurley school, was home to spend
Sunday.
Miss Alice Fiala vent to Mitchell
last week where she will attend a
parochial school.
Pete Weiland returned from Ethan
Saturday where he had been painting
for about week.
Atty. Owen Donley of Elk Point
spent Sunday here with his brothers
and sister. Mrs. G.. G. Max.
Miss Helen Robinson and Mrs AL
ma Treick, Walter Tre:ck and Alex
Gum went to Yankton Monday to at
tend Yankton College.
DR.. Paul Treick came from Eureka
last Saturday. by way of Sioux Falls,
to spend Sunday at the home of mis-
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Treick.
Be your own master, but as a star.
ter you should take course in the
M ankato Commercial College, Manka'
to, MINI.
Roy Long left on Sunday for Ma
pierviiie, ill.,. TO take up his JUNO,
year of college work, He was accom-.
panied by Earl Barth from north OF
Olivet. who will begin his sophomore
year.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-16

For Sale-.TOmat0es In bushel lots.
F. J. Kadlec.
FOR SALE.
One Belle City Large size silage
cutter with SO feet blow pipe and in.
side distributing pipe for filling.
Practically as good as new. Worth
$465 new, will take 5000.
L. w. HAYNES.
If you have any con crete work to
be done or sewer or cisterns to be
dug, see A. D. WIPE. Phone l56.
Sign Painting and Show Card Writ.
ing. M. G. JONES,
Phone S Scotland, S. D.
FOR SALE-My REQ Coupee.6 CYL
inder Model N-guaranteed to be in
good condition. DR. KOOBS.
Unless bills for electric current are
paid by the end of the month following
that in which service is given. service
will be discontinued without further
notice.
This rule is made necessary because
coal, oil. and labor are cash with us.
South Dakota Light and Power Co.
By w. b. BURTIS.
After October, the LIST, all past
due accounts due US will bear interest
at 8 per cent All persons indebted
to us please call and settle before
that time. Brown & Donley.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry STOPPER and
family Of Ethan, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Mohr Of Parkston came to Scot.
land Sunday morning to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Weiiand.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-16
CLASSIFIED LOCALS

For Sale-.Tomatoe in bushel lots.
F. J. Kadlec.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-16

If you have any con crete work to
be done or sewer or cisterns to be
dug, see A. D. WIPE. Phone l56.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-16

Sign Painting and Show Card Writ.
ing. M. G. JONES,
Phone S Scotland, S. D..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
RIue bird Party.

'n' Df Toe d'iightful sucinl oourirsirs
81 tt' Ilst week extended to out uf town
EI, .., v1F tho Blue Bird Iarty nj
which Mrs g. I. Grisum entertained
luml'r ~ her friends. honoring net
Fi~frr Mrs willard Dryer at Dallas.
Hlu, vac carried ont In artistic d.
flI boz M. floral decorations Nnil' .iuv
iWnrnliefi blue birds With wilrs spi'nl
lr anticipated flight add-,i much tu the
drlrhUful effect
4 ruei, uvirhhur contest. the soutcc
nl Nu'h fun introduced the aftcrnuI'i'~
festivities. lftu which u d,hghiiul pro-
grsm featuring musical and literary
uHuh'rs gas enjoyed as follows:
isttiut Miss Marie Patton.
Naai Slp Mrs MrGllsson.
Piano SO Miss gldic Britain
NuHl Du,f- Mcsslames j. !. CuIm'
and 10 'olr
.dur Mie Eya KilluuEh.
AvaI Sio Mrs Patton
t.,i.v,rs the uropuu blue bird
riddle ,olt,st wa. h,ld that indeed oall.
I'd iuih .balp " ts. Mrs. &. T.. Smith
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
filr wEllrs >ou,L cuE>n,i.

UT fsnIfAN
rha o. S.rml Nr.dIe club wiIi h.
uI, .Ir,I Ir NI ] EI.t., liii
iHuiIr streets
Th. Cut Auxiliary 90 thc First Ilp
.i.i ,hu.H HlI u.'i Don u'-I.I sr.siu1
4i tly h...s ~ AIl.s tH'U sutton. lN'-'
o.. 'UI ..t't
Tb. Ar,u, DIub $50 Do. ,rt..ui,ud
l Nf 81 D. Fu.u. no l'.Iutt 90 h.f
amr. sun % ..u-.u street
Tine .. iHer Nut wtdiHlg fi thr "
r.. rfic BE- .d,rD,. 1916 Polls street.
Nfs l.,u smith VIII pr,-ida as hoe
D. 3 ne lhe rrEuiHr S.ul uWuih'F .'h.
| 4au uf tlr Hound bU4'n DiuD. at hu
hrth.. :Iii Tylsr
Tho Ifrduu FuIuss." a h.rsit rn
l.TtairmsHt Co., proceeds 1l which va
i,e a.idad o. Post Hanson huill'u-
| Hni $3.50 ir presented 40 tas Iin.
! buu. 500 FILLMORE street
WEDNESDAY
The Eup H,nutfts Niu meet in sn.
..1I session st tht H.. e. iuaiH r,-i
| lauoe. 1900 Nonr0n street
| Thc rlu.Henpnic Association Ynd th
natefnlu Wnmrn of ArmiIln will rn
teliain vlIh 70 eu 60 at the T.. l.. iiig
| uHnHthInl ro~.drIr".
Thr W a. ssH thr iUk Street
Methodist church wil entertain with %
n,DE shower boz tho Annex OF th.
/ hurlh
Tho SU Nrus rlnit Cluh viii m't'
/ aith Mrs Magiuu How ara
| Tho Amarillo Business NumDr's \
sociat.nn will entertain with 90 afiul.
FRIDAY
| Mrs N ~ Jack will receive the 20
lay BRIDGE club at h,r suite ,n o..
| Maple Apartments
Tho Is Improvement club WiIl nice
with Nrs ID e. Matthew'S lt hes hum'
iGn4 Adams street.
SATt EpAY
Tho Nomau'g Auxiliary ~ ihC An
.fban Legion wiii me't saturday aftci
nOHr at O'Clock zoo The Central Pre-
| Hyt,riIu tiurDh s nrueifni hls hrDl
arranged luf thn o,.leiug. alter whir
the regular business session viii D.
ncld.
1 -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

received the prize. a dainty blue bird
b,ol,. while the consolation silt. u happy
lek pin holder. went o. Mrs +. G.
britain. Later u delicious rcireshiuent
course was RerVcd Thosr present IN
clrd.d tn honur guest and Mcsdamcs
- u Simp' on r. g Jones " u. Pom
d.r. Ginhnm Siins1n. McGlasson. Tat
ton. Iiclds. T. G. Britain olin Hardy
}. !. Cfume l. ID. cole r. NJ Neal. j,
.. Scott. Gcnrpc Waddill and Misses
liaid' Britain. rya killuugh aud Mlri,
Patton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

Daily News Wan, Ads hring results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
Rnhrr,s.,yni Announcement.

The W. y. colilp rtsileiire WAS IN"
scene of a delightful PARTY saturday
aftsrHoon az which Mrs Cohlc anuounc'
go the engagement and approaching
marriage uf her sister, Miss Sicily
Roberts a. Douglas ". Witt, Tuesday.
August "a
An attractive decorative motif ~ piul,
ana white WINS carried ult in rNuuisit,
detail with = variety ~ hlusawns. the
dainiy mrs II which we're brought out
hy the fresh grrrn',y 81 pottod plans
Huu fern The 'iilier pat 81 the ai
trinuun was dcyotod tn miscellaneous
games AZ iho close 81 which Mrs HWr,
SHith was awarded the priyc. q dainty
sterling silver feifhall in he shape ui @
ininiatur" watcrkotur
Just proceeding the delicious refresh
u,nt course uf pink watermelon tc'
angel fu0d cake and pink and while
mints. rmall envelopes. each numbered
we've passud about amung Tho guests
| These contained Mother 'ioofr rhymes
and were the source ~ much im whei
rel. nat the last enc disclosed the nl
trrruon's surprise for u held ~" nn
uuun,cmont IT the approaching mar
ri1g' cl"v"riy put To- rhyme
Those prcscnt urludcd The homo
guest and M"sdamcs Jim ~. Moore" jim
| Fmwrll. Truman Vineyard. llnrr'
. Smith Jack l;uEurs. ana Misses Giadv
/ Pu,koit. Oliver Avery. of Fort Worth
! t'relle Works. Lutte lrllc Hume. ~
! th.uil burgess. BETTY Lou Otter. Fran
c's Charles. Mildred l.uDk"tt. Male
Holland .lossie FIy Jones' 1T Fu
worth. Winnie Mao Word and Don
| MOBILES
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

Miss LOUIS Hoizer came homo Friday
rom Amarillo when" fhc has been with
her mother who u In the gluii1riun.
Miss Mahle Teagur ui Amarillo visit
"A her sister. Mrs Eubcrt Donald. las
week.
James burgess az Amarillo spont tn
week end IN Canyon with homo folks.
Miss Marvar.t Lions. who has hefn
visiting friends here Cor the past tive
weeks. returned 70 her home Ia AmarL
o Tuesday.
sherril Williams and Winnie Jsulnr
we're callers in Amarillo sunday.
Mrs. y 4. Luke and Mrs ". II
ilaine of Amarillo were callers her
iiondsy.
Mrs Suda ". Anthony - Amarillo
as caller here Saturday.
Mrs. Fulton Brown was in Amarilll
TIesslcy on business.
kiein Abbott spent tho week end villa
'omc foli.s IN Amarillo.
M.fr.s jenkins ~ Amarillo was @
.illef here Saturday.
". J. Moatsn was q business caller
ln Arsni o Monday
y -. ilsuna and family were In Am.
arillo Monday visiting friends
Curiey and lavan Woods were caller.
in Amarillo Tuesday.
Ars. Lorenzo Wit was a caller b.
amarillo Tuesday.
Miss Emma McClesiyy was a caller
30 Amarillo Monday
4. Burroughs was IN Amarillo sur
iay on business.
Afr. and Airs. 7. T.. Maxwall were n
AMARILLO Tucsiay on business
Honer ana Laurence Stewart wor
alters IN Amarillo SATURDAY..
Canyon Citizens in Sanitarium.
Lewis Fusier underwent an uperatin.
fiOonday IN Amarillo and IS reported "a,
scOvsring very nicely.
T. =. Morris had bis eve remove.
lnday al IA. Sanitarlum lu Amarillo
L. isreporied a. resting very we'll.
MiA Roxy Mccain l. uecuverin.
cry nicely from an operation Frida.
the Sanitarium Ia Amarillo. I.auda.
1unty news.
Mr.. and Mrs Diets Mci.oughiin lei
ssterday morning for visit viii
blends and RELATIVES IN Amarillo.
Z. =. Warren went 10 Amarillo sun
ny Afternoon.
Mr. ana Mrs D v. Scott returned Z
hear home in Amarillo SUNDAY after
mon after a short visit with relative
ere.
Joe snyder left sunday Tor Amarillo
Archie Crcager IT Lntkusy was "a vis
mr. here yesterday
Elmer Saiterwhiie came IN from Da
- sunday for a visit with ffiends.
Ailrheii Dunaway visited "a AmarIl
iundhy.
L'Iais Frogrc was business visitc
Amarillo yesterday.
Ar and Airs ". n Hurch ana Nfr.
nd Mrs. Wallace Ssftuon visit.
lends IN Amarillo Sunday.
Mr.. and AIs. Dan Morgan went =
hmafilo fsr visit with fgleuds Sal
fidlV.
7 f'f't'or 49, o. Amarillo on DO.
-nrfs Saturday arc's.su.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
NY PICTURE


NNNIttt NFhuHtfFf
IA. 'tis hut q window. SOME would IS
claim:
No canvass. mo- color. no great
artists name.
ih yes. hut MY picture Nuu have net
seen.
The canvass. the colon. the wonder
ful sccnc.
Are one in the hearts u an who vii.
This picture God placed in the win
tuw for mr.
For Cod ~ the Artist, SAD time doth un
fold
The mornings now Ful,ndor Oh.
mnsst's bright gold.
look from my window 90 greet th.
new day.
To watch the bright colors grow
out ~ "a. gray.
The Artist is placing bis scenes oDr h'
one.
And an. the great beauty % thl
rising sun
He's Painting my picture with color
~ Sprinr.
The trees and The blossoms; Go
birds on the wing.
MYRIAD the deWdrups that cyoryWhrr
Placed rs the hand of the Aris
Divine.
AEain as look the lsE's ru GOO r,,
Are lnussd fIum fhH branches an
vhln away d.fl
zee the rich hary's, uf Falls gold.
grain:
| Sc thu brown turf n ODE v.d'
spreading plain.
I see 10. fierce beauty &C Winter
white Throne
~ King 81 the Season De- rUi u
his own.
Frum dawn uf The morning 900 s.tuu
Of sun
Tho Artist ls working, bis ts
newer dome.
ana ever lis changing this picture
mine.
Zach hour there T. added new ,nl'
and line.
Each hour ucB mriure is mime
behold
Prom mornings BRIGHT rlory O
sunsets pure gold.
Md then an. the wonder and helu'
uf nlEhr
As stars deck the heavens I sic
with delight
Tide picture God gives mp through Wil
duws ~ mine
OF earth ana ~ heaven by n
Artist Divine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

NEW Fui;k AUG % Such ZEN ad
mIfIh.. suge,s,IUn l.r huurmad,
e.Wn thi- ana h' the WuN lp pos
u,t i.rF,i 'hIt thr prime factor Boo ,hr
..u.rvss Ul 10 home .tufu-,l.uut liurk b.
th.f 30 shall mot lunk "huur made"
TNiH 'Iv cam %" mad" IT duy,ivn.
f'.ur'l ti,Htiuc ur serge. as you
uI,i.t Tie original vas &C h,ige duNt.
t.H Or n single faced material D.
t.sH. the hrm can Be- made hy SEW
nr a. ,Iuui" strip Co the under sid,
Hud tWuIur 10 90 che right side
The blouse t'u h' Dut iull length 90
boo tun ~', tiuus Wit ha prplum attached
underneath the belt The rmhruidtr'
"ou' in 'n~ color or M combination
IS .o simple that II orn readily b, copied
t.uW .h' sketch withuu; further iu
IiI,InU.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

Miss Glait collins rutHItiu'i ' i.N
d hr liaud. t.Iy urHrhuult Moon
d.y Hu,rnou with 90 lus rIIH Ht co.
uI..Iu tH.Ht,r hunarus NIs Map.
UHHlt.F. uf lli.Is Af.'. '..UtIu'
'fIt TuHdi.u Woman" tiUH khr
aU NUIues latest vehicle. fU. pNI.
r,raIr.l tn the $500. Room. who're 70
delicious Iun'lru Wls arftd Thua
.n,Iudd iu tuu aIf..uuUu hospitality
Warr Alr rmr, Maple Rhode. b,n
luuI. Hrl Misses itfhrHl infsr
put. Avery. n Foot Worth. aud Mu
had UgIr.sF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

Daily News v-rt 80. bring results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24

judge ana Mrs VIM. Boyce and chill
drcn motored to Hereford sunday where
Ferguson. Mrs Ferguson served u DE-.
licious picnic lunch on her beautiful
hliir grass lawn. aud invited the follow
iug Hereford young people in meet
MICS Elizabeth Bnyco and william
Inycc. IT, Misses Ethel Dunlap. NiSinn
samhaurh. Dorothy Ramsey Laura
Gro'sr. and Messrs. Paul Guthrie aud
Travis cameron.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
SUNDAY Sclinnl Iiennris.


Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Hunter 81 this
,.N nir guests in Colorado spring Tor
the month of August
] o. n Iluvc " making a drligltiil
Nirii in the lik,s Peak region. Colorado
Mrs Nlfr"d pohon,y. uf Paris T,N1F,
ig visiting hero af the guest 81 NJ and
Mr. ". g.. Dohunoy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-24
@lSIEEFED
RUTH J. MEYER

Mr nnd Mrs " T.. King visited rlt
UF,sin Amarillo lHt wrck.
Melvin WlTem went Goo Amarillo ST.
uGdHy afternoon Tor short husin'-l
Visit -IiainN.cw Evening News
Airs 4 l.. iiuuchamp ana tto 'hN
lrru ~ Paris. Tryas. uir visiting witt
her 1870 sisters Mrs ". - tamIHal
.u,3 Tasiur street. and Mis- -. g.. to-
man. iniH TatiDI stree"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-14
THE PASSING OF THE
PIONEERS.

In the passing of u r Savage,
another Of ihe cold timers who
helped 10 tame the rilds of South
west Texas and prepare It for its
heritage of progress, has gone 'c
his reward
II is difficult. except when grief
brings reflection. for us 20 appre-
eiafe the splendid service which
was rendered IN She years of the
past by these pioneers of pro-
gress Like many indeed most Of
the oId timers. whose number
SIS fast diminishing, Mr. Savage
was "cat'loman For many
years he followed the old trail
from Tfxas to Kansas As other,
of his kind he watched the re-
marketable transformation oil this
section from o cattle country 20
one of the most productive aeri-
cultural regions Of the South, and
as other cattle men. did his part
10 bring prosperity and progress
IN the new order of things.
How much the cattlemau hos
done for Texasi We sometimes
think OF him as one who rs OPP
posed 10 progress. who desires no
near neighbors and who would, u
be could, stem the tide OF immi.
grafton
Yet the contrary is true Ev.
erywhcre in Texas and moro es
pecially IN this favored section
the caitlcman has always been ihC
leader in every progressive and
constructive movement There is
scarcely q rail Bon Texas that was
NOT either actually built or IFS com
struction begun with cattle money
and the same thing rs true Will
respect 90 many of our largest
commercial and industrial enter
priscs
And So with the passing of thos,
sturdy, big hearted, broad. emcr
ous pioneers. wc revcrcntly bow
our heads IN grateful acknowi
odgemcni of their Wsclf.sh ser
vice to those of us who are th'
bencficiaries of their labor au,
co..rt riaa
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-14
THE RURAL LAND OWNERS
ASSOCIATION

Judged in the light of its past
performances, the Rural Land
Owners Association, whose direr
torate meets iu regular monthly
session In Corpus Christ today
has come 90 fill o longfcli want
Although ihe period Of its exist
cuco has been brief d., orgmila-
tion having been effected onlv @
few months AGO. tho association
bias already rendered service oi in-
csiimahIe value to She productive
interests 0f this section OBJ tuc
static lts successful efforts IN co-
operation with other organizations
of Tosas 100 securing the continued
admission of lahorers from MoNIco
for agricultural purposes Furnish
proof of that fact
That m organization of land
owners of amy locality bass 30
within iia power 90 accomplish
results of tremendous value NOT
only SD holland owners thomsoIvo
but 90 ihe community at largo is
perfectly ohvioHs
IN the iiri place. no group of
citizens rs moro NIiaI'y Interested
boz thc problems tlai constantly
confront the community the state
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-14

creased production az any rate
The fullest possible measure of
production. can NOT be realized
until those who produce are as
.urtd % Gals share of thc value of
their products The rapid and
amazing increase in land ienaniry
IS only one of She many evidences
Of tho fact thai things are not.
what they Ought go be When
more than hsiI of ihg farmers o.
Texas are engaged in working
FIRMS that belong 20 some one else,
10 does uoi require the Gift of
prophecy 90 foresec disaster I'm orr
social and economic order if SOME
thing IS not done io bring about O.
.ncW order of things
ID IS stated upon official auihor-
ity That ihc farmer receives today
less than 80 ecnls ont of the dollar
which the consumer pays for his
product Surely the former feeds
and clothes the world Sixty per
cent of his wealth production Is
appropriated hy those who merely
hclp 10 market and dis'rihuie his
product
And the result of This tendency
has hceu. IN q dcccce, 40 make land
ownership less desirable and farm
life less attractive
What is the remedy
Acts of Congress and legislative
enacimcnis win not cure the sit
luaiion. II has been too much the
habit of American people In times
past 20 seek relief from every III
/ that disiurbs them in some kind of
q law. Ono of the gravesi dangers
which faces ms today is that we
may have uovernlncni-rm riti-
/ zenship instead oi cilizcn-rm
government u IS futile for AIS 90
expect prosperity through legis-
/ laiion
What ihe country really need,
Is m0re work. more thrift. aud
more industry iu productive pun
\ suits ID needs more work aud
Jess loafing longer hours of pro.
7 ducfiyc cndeavor Boo fundamental
\ vocatious II needs a more intel
I ligont consideration of the inter
esis of those who are engaged IN
The production of tho uccessiiie,
/ of life.
These are only some of the many
4 problems that win doubtless re
ccive the consideration of the Ru
| ran Land Owners Association
~ is new and uutried field
/ Thc land owner, themselves are oI
course more vitality interested IL
ithc solution of these problems
than amy other group of citizens
! and yet in their solution they viii
/ render service of great and lasim,
\ value to every class of citizens bee
cause the prosperity and GREATNESS.
/ of thc state and the uatiou ana
/ founded upon the production o.
tho SOIL The interest of tho lam,
oWuor is therefore ihc Interest 90
every ciilzen who has lbe welfare
of the community a' heart
The Rural land Owners hsso
citation deserves The support o.
every band owner. and of cvcr'
other citizen for That matter lik
Iauy organized movement i's al
fociivoncss will only be limited D.,
thc support d receives from thos
who ought 40 affiliate with a.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-14
-arecREn nErEMos TITLE.

ltY 'iHn NHfOusNirl i'ithH.
BOSTON EDh t3 loe stfCl Hr
world hrhNYWrieht Cltru-HH-paiDn-
a.n wrea}inr champion. unnecessarily
drl0 ndod hiH title hero tonight lu dH-
fcn4ina WladoN InV akn whom lIc
downei in oae hour al minutes and 30
afecndf. rhe f8i WAS made hy q inll
body scissors aud a wrist lock.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
P0LTTIA m CAUTARRA UNUI
! UCI0AS FIORos.

New YORK. 3 Februaric. -
Detcctivii 'politici din New York
cauta pc un individ marunt. GA
ches 81 Gu infatiSare fioroasa.
despre care sunt siguri ca a ucis
pc ORA Renee Hoxie, II, Teri
dnpa ameaza in apartamcntele
tatalui ei.
Cadavrul d-rei Hoxie, a fost
aflat in parte imbracat, Gu capul
sdrobit. Vccinii au vazut un bar
bat lntrind in casa Gu doua ore
lnainte dc descopcrirea cri,nei.
presupunind ca VENT sa inchi-
rieze o camera, care Sc anuntase
in ziare. Dupa indicatiunilc date.
barbatul ucis fata in sala 81 i
dus cadavrul intro camera ala
turata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
PUNCTUL FERBEREI.

Punctul ferbcrei, temperate
ia la care ferbc lichidul. Punctul
de ferbere a apei la nivelul ma
rel la PIP Farenheit orr 100 gra
de Ccntigradc. Eterul fcrbe la !,
temperature cam de 96 gr. Far,
alcoOlul la 173 81 mcrcurul la Co.
Punctul de ferberc, sub acelca 81
conditiuni 81 pentru acelasi H.
chid la acelas grad. Punctul d.
ferbere Sc ridica prin prcsiunea
suprafetei. o aplicatiunc practi-
CA acestui principiu sc vede
cind Sc ferbc carne sau vegetala.
Tn capac bine potrivit asllpra
oalci mareste presiunea asupra
suprafetci apei 81 ridica punctaI
ferbcrei. astfel ca fcrbcrra Sc
produce mutt mai repede. Pune
tul de fcrbcre descreste Ell sea-
dcrea prcsiunii. Pc cind la nivc-
lul marii presiunca atmosferei .
cca mai mare. punctul de ferbr-
re, scadc Gu creStcrea altitudinei,
81 pc munti inalti att de joasa
ca nu Sc poate ferbc vegctale sau
carnc intro GALA neacoperita.
Accst principiu intrcbuintat in
constructia vasclor cu vacuum,
carl sunt inchise, concctate Gu y
pompa de aer, care scoate aerdl
81 vaporii de pc suprafata lichi-
dului ce ferbe, reducind prin a.
ceasta presiunca, facind posibil
sd fearba lichidul la O tempera-
tura joasa. Acest principiu Sc
poate ilustra prin o experienta
simpla. Luati sticla Gu fundul
rotund. orr una ordinara de soda.
Implcti-o cam jumatate cu apa.
dupa acea puneti-o intro oala GU
apa 81 puneti oala la foe lasinl
sa stea pima incepc sa fearba a.
pa. Cind apa din sticla ajuns
la acciasi temperature, scoateti
sticla, astupati-o binc GU un dop
de pluta 81 intoarceti-o Gu glra
in JOS. Puneti 0 cirpa umeda pa
ca 81 turnati apa rece peste cir
pa. Apa rece condenseaza abu-
rul 81 apa din sticla incepe inc
dat sd fearba. Prin bagare d.
seama apa Sc poate ferbe de trsi
81 de patru orr. PuDind sare sal
altc substantc in apa, de obicciu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
ExPoZITIA DIN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ; Feb. : Acum pat
ri ami dc zile Gcrmania facea ST
vlndea treizeci dc procentc de luc-
ruri de manufacture in America.
Astdzi fabricantii 81 importatorii
dim America AL de3chis cxpozitie
la care All fost cxpusc $4,000 dife-
rite articole, incepind dc la ac 81
pima la ancora dc vapor : ca yaloa-
re, della 5 cent? 81 pima la 500 dolari.
Nh vom avea lipsa de lucrurile
facutc in Gcrmania inca multi ami
de zilc' a spus secrctarul della aso-
ciatia fabricantilor 81 importatori-
ior, dl William Brombcrg.
Cinci suite de ncg,lstori de la o
lnarginc tarci pima la ceca l'alta.
au fost atrasi Ia accasta cxpozitie.