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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
THE oTEER NAN s PLACE

Taxing fhe afaff elbow rIafe
'aap ga, sra etine The e4eei
nron siits self ta tfr au~es which
-.rai 81 frifatei auihursfs fnsm
lim. Z About Is rfar 'a Thought
asre. sneaf - uIan ran CT. As q
iastffr ~ Sac; IS s. much closer
ihsn ep>f men se- with viewpoint
foi.n ni4ions. which = mnch % he
r rrc'itd s. present. uhen s COM
l,srisan IF views might he pro-
,u.sivc of soothing re>nlis with
the ad.iei attraction ~ profit o.
i,n;h. Waiting Williams. director
of f'la personnel 81 fie liN3rauiit
Press izssss.cspanv. of Gieve-
land. W@> ns.t satisfied With ron-
riuSiol> duswl from observations
T1d jumped INTO sls heari Il ihc
field = eanszi5su hy heo.mine a.
dar v-oskr-- IIe uanici t0 hud
at sxasfir vhF Industrial wsge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

workers think as ihcy 80 and ex-
Iri-s> Tie views 81 familiar. After
an experience of seven months aS
lahorer n steel planf. mines.
and on ere docks Mr. Williams re-
turned - his desk with consider.
able Information iha' cleared up
waaf WAS leeg1 before.
What everyone needs is q caol
lHai and warm heart j. the
way he eIifomizsd bis conclusions.
rs fela e q business Organization
ga an address That rare
combination bat. like thinking the
other naa 5 thoughts from your
OWE observation tower. NAV b.
alf roxi1aied WITH effort Nr
Williams seven months - an
ordinary laborer enabled him -
rs' s satisfactory view into ihe
mann rsasaa> fer fhe thoughts the
average inan>fral worker ex-
presses IIe hlames the laborer
lesS and sxmrafhizes with him
mere. ~ nlaa lse inferred from -
sdt1re fog Z cool head and q warm
heart. one far cain consideration.
inr ether for cooperation lis
iinal observation nigh; become
light IL -ifgs<. f,f fixsA.l ,.,.irsr- u-3s..
have ncs had fhr educational ex-
ferIenee ~ his seven months Il
ife - 8 iahorer. The average
worker ! frainr % 1es4i mason
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
TOWN TOPICS
MS coesara 70 SPEAK.

Miss Adaiinc CoddAld. state Bible
school and Christian Erdeavor SUPER
Nniendeni for the Christian Churches
~ oklahoma. viii speak AZ the Firss
Christian church tonight al 7.ao.
Mss Goddard is vel known here
ssc always brins an inspirational AMI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

Bn-eam Utah. Fes lF-A7proxi-
nzifly iee ni1ers were Away from
WORK a. The copper mines here today.
ss t1s rcsait * The strike called ses-
ie-1ay hy tie meal mi1e workers
union
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
LEGION FOR WOMEN 10
BE ORC a>ILED Al u. T.

A czn Tor wcnfn relatives ~ cx-
service mrn 20 meet a. fhs {. Of =
saturday az m for The to-ma-
-ioa ~ a. auKliiarv "a ne Aufuczr
iseiu1 has been issaed
pe-mlrfni o--s1izaft-n vi te
perfected
Nclhers- wives daughters and So
tsrs q Le-io1zir..s are eligible
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
KIDD|E'S GROUP
MUST Be CHECKED
DR.. Kings New Discovery
will do that very thing,
easy and quickly

n0NT say. Poor Little yorn-'
sfer-i wish I kne- what 10
do for you, = JUS; gsse n
little Dr. Kings New Discovery ns
directed and the croupy-cough won't
lin-er
Get affer IL st once. Loosen the
congestion. the phlecm-stufiiness,
and the fhroaf-torfure.
A family remed- for colds. coughs.
grippe. and kindred aftacss. Fifty
years \ friend 10 coi0-euiTererS-
Fifty years Of highest quality. 60c.
and Sieo bcftle-ail druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
Flo ms wear Is NiiaeF.


Nhlle we k2oW very lisile mere
a5o4t sks fa now ihsf &c did las
YEAR fAe germ iistf has never bes1
pssiiivtly lentifltd-sru most au
,ho-iiles aerae shat the l1 serns are
are41hea in II he system is IN goae
shape and The membrane az lining oi
the ar passa ses is in healthy conai-
isrn-shtss ers-as are .hroVh of
A good i Ian j. - melt a lIfie AaAk'
NaIoisua .n q sTna- nsghi and mora
lre AID i1aale she vaHors, also a9s
Gls lntle uQ the nesirsis sessra
ti.nes day. ts pee'ally susi before be-
-1g exl oscd 20 crowds
Tress Al coics P-o-,-:iy.
AeoFe 81 feeq free from colds. as
colds iflGAis she lining of the air qas-
s1ses I'D make then resl bres ding
sroaa5s sor germs Promp; use 81
Naeks N4fcRnb aids in preventing
te3ds Pr haad colds. sore ihroa! of
A9arsfness, Tao Nlcks wen inio iAe
ihpaf and Chest and cover Wish
warm flannel eloih Far deep chest
colds severe sore throat ~ bronchitis
f-t Nei soweis SHOULD iirs- te applied
70 lie fh7oat chest and back
hetWaea. The shoulder blades 10 o-.a
TIE aores Thea Nicks shoald be rub-
1e1 il over the paris uniil he sksr $
ree-s ere44 en- fhitkly and covered
".ta lao ihlcknessfs of hoi Ia1.si
cleias LeaFe lha clolhinr io4ss
sroaac ihe meek. 80 fhe rsp -. res
leased hy The body heai. MAY be freely
inhaled.
These xsfprs hrcaihed Wits sath
areAiA. carp the meaiaciloa direstls
10 lie lunss and aif passages. Al iha
sAlae tf1lc Nxks is ahsofbc1 ihroasA
ana stimulates shc skin. lhas aiding
70 rtiieFe D. horgesiion wfhIn.
ls- e eSHfssi Trestr-en. fcr coids
Increasing
htcs Aarakub Is The discovery ~
2 Aorrh Carolina fraselsi Who saaal
hoN ta combine - Szlxe for ihe stan
aAr1 inc tested remedies. Camphor-
Nfniho'- lecala psus TAyme. eic-so
ih2i when ;ht sa.vc s applied Ia ihe
Body heas ahese Ingredients arp l!atr-
aifa IL fhe form vanors
Nifks is particularly Recommended
~ eaiarn cspule on coles. since Il (
IS externally applied a-u iherf.ere
can ee use1 irrcig ard often without
ne slahtesi harmful effects
TIE best er-6encc q The ral-e of
leSs = sfe steadily Increasing nun j
beg q people who have been canrerifz !
10 The Use az if,s outside treat
uErt.
her1nnins vita ihe cGs. mtrs ~ 4
small retail drug store. fhe nse 81
.eks has rrowa-ve1r hy vtzr-ss4te
ay stale ansl n0W. more than 1-
lll44aa Jars are used an-nslv And
-is p spite g he fAg thar licks Is
nes form ot 1reaImeai ia many iolks
2 ias North and West Vloks can IT,
.a4 q. al drug isis iu thrss slzes-
'c. fac OF $50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
AUDITOR or STATE
MAKES BIG COLLECTIONS

Mere than enough money @as COLI
lsrted hv the office Il Prank Carter
-ieie ana.ios, for penalties On della
qrenf gross production taxes on 81.
81 1873 than Was included il fhe hn1
A. 4 expenses for the deFart mert
Total collections 81 fhe penalties uas
81 fsf.oS Penalties from the same
source collected il le-> iotaled ss.-
.feel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

Tonishi ai 7.S0 2 u. af IRE lone
Hoiel Landlord Lioa Sesriea Nsl.
spread before ile ass eaAIel ilols
and ihtir 'adies q frsial baeri lsder
with irau- meals and q 81 ,eloa-
ees1 The occasion WilI le faatnf
hy Professor Ryau's o-caes'ra ana an
4 ddress on L.ncoln hy laaee ] s
Ross of Oklahoma cs0 to@e,ae
vita SOLO by joan Dfand Judge
4 a kieinsc sm.Li and SIT. and Nr
; Ross Mil < oui 81 iean guests
&. the eiah. AL visiting Lions vsi-
come
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
STRIKE COST FIGURES

4 new feature ~ ihe ecnsls oi
manufacturers wiil he fhe inclus-
ion tins year af data which. when
assembled. will Sg forth the
actual egsi rf strikes. ln-knni ~
other Is ipsiria. suspensions Is
iima'eS uhiea were LARGELY mere
pues>c~ have hcfn made during
The pfocre>s ~ long iicups. bat
this provision !. ihe hienrial cer-
sus Of inda>.zk. BE frs; 10 BE
taken this year and the next in
1921. wiil lranc together tA2-
SEXUAL figures. and the exhibit of
what the country loses hy indn~-
trial suspensions should De- AZ the
grvei~Ss educational value io aii-
The cenns return vill contain
rev clanSe III shui down or
not rnnmne normally state under
remarks The easl>e. fnc. ANA
rninber e emr'oyt> at work
This. compared with ioial product.
and deducted ihcrefrom. will
show ,he rro5ue'ion eir- Sserific-
ii By tie li>naie Ilus. fer ite
first time. 3 comprehensive sums
mary ~ STRIKE costs in tha rrre.
~n'e wila hc possible. Tie figures
.hsS ..,.ss.rsssT .~tW ha gn~-.fssf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

Informative message She desires es.
1ecially 10 meet all Bible School Snd
Christian Endcavor workers. Al a.e
welcome
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

Mrs Presion iiormeF'y Mrs Grover
Cleve'andl has fhe disi.ne ion ok hs-
ils the only woman Sc marry . Prtsi-
den; ~ The Ca.icd States ID TIE Whi,e
hQDse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

I'VE lavc la>i the worlds
leader hsss ~ass Secretary Baker.
Likewise. - party Leadership ia
The Honse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
lcveless Sells Rouse.

John Loveless has sold his dwell
ing on North Bread 10 Mr.. Laa-f 4 I
Tor $500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

the bile flowing freely. lie fer.
meDiing body poisons eliminated.
Dr. Kings New Life Pills saake the
tpwels function regularly and keep
the system cieansed Of gaseous i'm
pErities. &c. q bottle. al druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

t sep fRiii1- hair a. o.ee aEd r.
TIE sap q ever pa-licic ~ ezzdrufi-
- smzl bottle e eeirAttul -tz1-
eerine- a. any drug q tcl.ei coazfe-
Tor feE csn's. rczr 4 -ie = r5u-
Az-o zrd rlb 4 i1.o -he srzi4- sffer
severzi az iicz-ions ihe hair 1s1aiiF
szo7s coming or and vC1 czn't find
s1d da1drulf Help To1r kasT grrw
lcag- fhlck and strong saa Aeocue
bfcsnae sof- glossy and abundant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

TAere are l5a 10 eea f.emea CD
the lArges; irans,ansie liners
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
What Will You Do If The
Farmer Goes On Strike?

period United States has
,,lin esof
the Post Office Depart
threaten ntos
the DEPARTING we
dh1 thoihh look ou
heds sold
Iufn ~ hne YEAR
i of what
wokng-ias from
tive i hourS"
a1ealns in February 1th
received
Pos OhceIA oust
: IN
cit, sounded he lightly ignored
oter interesting articles in the Digest this vcck -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
TOPICS OF THE DAY

- : deuesios need sing orenns Piedmont
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-01-22
Second Win For
Local Normal

The Red & White repeated on Su-
perior normal at the local gym. last
Friday night in another hard fought
close game.
Field baskets we're at a premium
throughout the fracas. The Orange
& Black had but few chances TO do
any closeup sniping, and they Gagged
but one, adding three more points
or free throws. River Falls at times
would beat a regular tattoo against
the board, but they only Gagged five.
By dropping in out of a possible 8
free throws Reed boosted the River
Falls total to IT.
Superior played a fine defensive
game most of the time and kept the
locals from any consistent team work
but in doing it they neglected their
own offense and seldom had possess
ion of the ball in local territory.
Carolan led in the field shots, net
ting three; Reed got two, and john
son scored the only one for the visit
ors.
Tomorrow River Falls goes to Me-
nomonie to play Stout.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-01-22
Corn, Grain,
Poultry Show,
Tractor School

The Agricultural Department at
the Normal is planning two events
each year for the farmers and the
community. For several years a
very successful Stock Show has been
held in June. From a small begin
ming six or seven years ago, this ex-
hibit has grown until last year $50
pure-bred cattle were shown. This
is a greater showing of stock than is
found at most county fairs. An 'af-
fair IF this kind is without question
d boost to the promotion of good live
stock. This winter the Department
is planning Corn, Grain and Poul-
try Show 1t has been several years
since show of this kind has been
held. With the same kind of support
that is given the other enterprises,
this can be big feature of the win
ter.
In connection with the showing of
crops and poultry, number of edu-
cational exhibits are being planned.
A feature of this show will be the
tractor school. Some experts have
been secured and there will be four
days of instruction and practice in
gas engines and tractor operation.
The barracks building has been re-
modelled and it is in very good shape
for giving the work. 1t is believed
farmers having tractors will find
these meetings instructive. A pro-
gram of each days work will be Civ
en- next week. Representatives from
some of the tractor companies will
be here on one of the days, and spec
ial help given on particular tractors.
Other events are planned and an
announcement of these will be made
next week. Let the community get
behind this affair and make it worth
while.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-01-22
GUARD UNIT GROWING

Recruiting for the National Gard
Motor Truck unit here is progress
ing in fine style, and many applicants
have already been examined. I'll ere
is still an opportunity for moi. men
to join, and it is hoped that Tie re-
manning places will be taken b. past
service men, although anyone l. en-
titled and welcome to join.
1t is hoped that the full quota will
he made up soon so that no time need
Ic lost in perfectiny the organization,
commencing the drill schedule and
getting it under way. This uni.
must be in good trim 70 appear at
the summer encampment.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-01-22
Excursion
Leaves Here February Z
For Beautiful ChOchil-
la Valley, California

EXCURSION TO CHOCHILLA,
CALIFORNIA, FEB. 7th, 1920. The
worlds richest soil, climate better
than Florida or Texas. Chochilla,
besides holding a distinction of be-
ing the geographical center of the
great, resourceful State of California
and the geographical center of Amer
ica's Valley of the Nile, is "San Jou
Quin Valley has the distinction of
being the center of interest just now
to great many people all over the
world seeking homes in the land of
Sunshine and Flowers, on either
large or a small scale. We have
100000 acres for sale, one-half cash,
balance 10 years. Our Feb. 7th eX-
cursion will go by the Milwaukee
road; six hours stop-Over in Seattle,
8 hours in Portland, Ore, then to
Sacramento and Chochilla. Chochil-
Is is 11S miles from Sacramento and
SO miles from Fresno, city of 3d.
600. Thus the worlds best market
is at your doors. The trip will cost
you to look over our lands $3.50,
which includes. sleeping car accom-
modations, side trips by auto at Port
land, Seattle, San Francisco and
Chochilla, returning by way of Salt
Lake City and Kansas City or Oma-
ha.
National Land & Security Co.
1OO5-6-7 Pioneer Bldg, st. Paul,
MINI.
By W. B. Hatton.
Call on S. l.. Krauth, River Falls,
Wis. Agent for Wisconsin.-adv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-01-22
NEAR EAST RELIEF

The drive for the Near East Relief
is now under way. You may be call
ed upon soon to aid in this work.
A cordial greeting will be appreci-
ated by the Near East Relief commit
tee. Something more substantial will
make the orphans happy.
There are 100000 destitute orphans
in Western Asia. Pierce county's
portion of this number is ffty-four.
Sixty dollars $500 will support one
of these children for a year. That IS
easy.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-01-22
LOCAL LEGION POST ELECTION

Albert Harvey Fletcher Post, No.
121, American Legion, elected the
following officers at q meeting held
in the City Hall last Thursday:
P. CT. S. Doolittle.
V. P. CDR. A f. Gendron.
Ads. R. Morse.
Finance Otfcer-Frank Moser.
Historian-G. Kulstad.
Executive Committee-Messrs. L.
s. Doolittle, A. E. Gendron, S. R.
Morse, Chester Nelson, c. A. Dawson
Oscar Weberg and Leo Lowe.
Regular meetings will be held the
first Wednesday Of each month.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-01-22
FORMER SPRING VALLEY
DENTIST SOLD FRIENDS DOPE
(From Spring Valley Sum

DR.. A. S. Andrews, a prominent
dentist and long time resident of Su-
perior, was arrested last week by
United States Marshall Frank O'Con-
nor, charged with selling narcotic
drugs to addicts. DR.. Andrews was
recently convicted in Federal Court
at Superior and sentenced to the pen
itentiary and to pay heavy fine. The
sentence RENTED on promise of
good behavior and in view of his pre-
vious record.
Many years ago DR.. Andrews was
engaged in running saw mill at Wa
verify with the late Phil. Blakely. 1t
will be remembered that Blakely met
his death by the explosion of boil
err in the mill.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-01-22

in the normal schools and the Uni
| versity. Commercial and vocational
| courses continue to increase in popu-
larity.
The county training schools turn
out country school teachers after a
years training beyond the high school
at the most, and eighth grade grad
yates may qualify in Wisconsin for
teaching country schools after two
or three years training in one Of
these institutions!
The shortage of trained teachers
this year is nothing to what it will be
if normal schools do not begin to at
tract young people, and if colleges
and universities are not justified in
offerisg inducements Fin the field of
education. This years enrolment Of
prospective teachers is better than
last years, but how very little better!
To be exact, there are only 858 more
students enrolled this year than last
in the normal schools of Wisconsin,
in spite of the talk about Increased"
salaries of teachers-and that slight
increase may easily be attributed to
larger enrolment in the specialties
like the art department at Milwau-
kee, the commercial at Whitewater,
and the physical at La Crosse.
1--WE raised the salary of every
teacher in our schools ten dollars per
month at the last board meeting"
crows one proud school trustee, land
now no teacher is getting less than
$50 We have done everything to
attract good teachers. If big pay
won't bring them, what will ?"
Teachers are getting so indepen-
dent they won't even write an ans
wer to our offers after they have ap-
piled for jobs" complains another
Official who has sought in vain for
primary teacher for his own little
Johnny's room. whats the matter
with these pedagogues, who used to
be so amiable ?"
And we answer: Look here. you
fellow citizen, school board members
you business and professional men
you, what if your income was only
ten dollars a month more now for
nine months of the year than it was
before the HCL. doubled and tripled,
what would you do? What if you
had to wait until the end of the year
for a petty bonus of 500, ingratiat-
ngly bestowed by condescending
school board who look upon you as
an employed subject, as James E.
Russell said, to all the "vagaries of
local pride and prejudice AS We
sow, We shall reap, and years ago the
public began sowing those shriveled,
measly little seeds in teacherdom
that did at last find soil, and is it any
wonder that there is fruit now ripe,
and bitter indeed?
All Of this does not sound extreem-
ly optimistic, does it? But though
the public may not be optimistic yet,
there is optimism in the heart of ev-
cry teacher for he is shaking him
self out of the old bonds, and de-
claring himself not your humble SER
want, but your fellow worker, entitl-
ed to the rights Of professional ex-
perts and business experts like your
self. He is going to win one of these
days-but until he does, and you
help make it possible for him, pros
poets for supplying the needs of the
schools of America for the future are
certainly slim. F. f. IL.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-01-22
NOTICE

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Automobile Insurance Certificates
No. 750O1 to 75O25 of the River Falls
Agency of this Company have been
mislaid, lost or stolen from the Office
of ]. D. Linehan and this is to notify
any person holding the above certifi-
Gates that same are void and of no
effect.
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL
INSURANCE co.
J. ID. Linehan. Agent
River Falls, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-01-22
THE UNITED STATES is DRY

The Eighteenth Amendment to the
United States Constitution became
effective Jan. II, making the entire
country "dry," and Federal Prohibi-
ton Director for the State of Wiscon-
sin, Thos. A. Delaney, Green Bay,
gives out the following information
for the benefit of our readers:
The Constitutional Amendment be-
came effective Jan. II, 1920, at 1901
a. M, from and after which date al
cohol, brandy, whisky, rum, gin, beer,
ale, porter, wine, or any spirituous,
vinous, malt or fermented liquor,
or liquids and compounds, whether
medicated, proprietary, patented or
not, and by whatever name called,
which contains one-half of one per
cdQfum or more of alcohol by volume
and which are fit for beverage pur-
poses may not be manufactured.
Liquor for non-beverage purposes
and wines for sacramento purposes,
may be manufactured, purchased,
sold, furnished and possessed as out
lined in the law, upon giving bonds
and obtaining permits under regula-
tions prescribed by the commissioner.
The provisions of the law are to be
construed literally, to the end that
the use of Intoxicating liquor may be
prevented.
The fine for tie first offense for
selling for beverage purposes, the
articles mentioned heretofore is not
more than 100000, or imprison-
ment for not to exceed six months.
The second or subsequent offense
shall be punished by a fine of not less
than $4,000 nor more than 100000
and Imprisonment for not less than
one month nor more than five years.
Where permits are given to pur-
chase liquor, the same shall be in eff
feet for not exceeding thirty days,
and the permits shall show the kind
of liquor to be purchased, and the
purpose for which it is to be used.
Druggists only may receive per-
nit to sell liquor at retail, and IL
censed physicians only, actively en-
gagged in the practice sof such pro-
fession shall be given permits to
prescribe liquor.
invite any who are in doubt as to
| 4Lo low, ~. 4bai1 ~ mbtc ap1 r1riVi lp raS
to communicate with my Office at
Green Bay before doing anything
that may result in a violation. | am
anxious to cooperate with and assist
the public to become acquainted with
all the provisions of the Prohibition
laws, and prevent, if possible, the ne
cessity for melting out punishment
that follows the violation of any OF
| the provisions of the Act. | am
counting upon the active support and
cooperation of all law-enforcing bod
les within the state, and want it dis
tinctly understood that my position
is not that of one coming into the
state to supplant them.
Prohibition is going to be enforced,
and the machinery provided is sutfic-
lent to enable the enforcement there
of.
THOS. A. DELANEY,
Federal Prohibition Director for
Wisconsin.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-01-22

The Military Academy examination
date has been changed from February
II to March End. Those who COM
peted in recent district Civil Service
examinations will have two weeks
more to prepare for the final test.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-01-22

A letter from the War Department
gives a list of clothing and equip
ment to which soldiers were entitled
upon their discharge. If any exsold-
Ter has been overlooked, or has NOT
received articles he is entitled to, tie
matter will be taken up with the de-
partment at once, if word is sent me
here, giving list of articles omitted.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-01-22

The peace treaty and league Of ma
tons are still hesitating in the Sen
ate but as predicted before the hol-
idays, sincere efforts to reach an
agreement have come from Republl-
can and Democratic Senators. Many
plans have been proposed and the be-