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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-06
3E)lSTINGUIShED
SERVICE MEDAL
Have Already Been Awarded To
ESchnlond and Madison Vet
Grams of Late War

There were three Distinguished
Service Medals received by a trio OF
young men from manson county, one
from the city Of Richmond, sometime
ago, but the closest friends of some
of the veterans have yet to view the
beautiful medals of metal and rib
bon, for there is disposition upor
the part of those receiving them TO
keep them to themselves and especial
ly not on display.
The medals, one of which is owned
by Joe Barnett, of this city, is one OF
the most attractive yet reaching this
part of the state. One of the 9TH
ers went TO a young ex-service man
! at Terrilf, KY, and another to Sill
yer Greek veteran of the late strug-
gle.
The medals are suspended by VAR
led colored ribbons which are protect
ed by bronze strip upon which is
engraved a list Of the main battles
in which the possessor took part. On
the reverse side of the medal there IL
a picture of Liberty, together with
the names of the allied nations repre-
sented in the war; There is special
suspended medal attached which gives
in finely engraved print, synopsis
! of the famous battles, some of
which proved the turning point of: the
war and the Inscriptions are accom-
! panied by the decisive dates, marking
the turn of the tide to the allies, and
in all, are intensely interesting and
instructive.
The medals, which PARTIALLY corr
ceal and partially tell one of the
greatest stories of the history of the
world, are preserved by their posses
oi,s, who maintain that degree of res
license regarding them that intimate
! friends are not informed of THEN
t-having been donated, unless by acci-
dent
/ OF more than 900 veterans from,
| Richmond and; Madison county. less
than one-fourth have applied for med!
falls. Stone Norman of the Red Gross
4 Service, as well as officials of the
American Legion, have form blanks
which may be filled out by, any OF
athe veterans who have not received d
! medal, and the latter, it is said, can
be secured within : n period of ter
/ days. There is an ample supply Of
BLANKS and veterans may have them
filled out by making application.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-06
ERA OF BUILDING
is ON IN RICHMOND

Although the first of December is
past and the winter is supposed to be
on, there is building era being ex-.
perienced in Richmond that has never
been equaled, according to builders
and contractors. Carpenters especial
ly are a busy lot. All are, steadily
engaged and the services of addition
al men, it is said, could be used to q
good advantage. The cause is not
generally known, since the price of
material is high, and wages remain
likewise. 1t is said there are more
buildings receiving attention of WORK
men as the result of improvements
and remodeling than at any previous
time. Painters, too, are busy, many
of them having left the interior work
until this season of the year, having
been engaged on exterior work dur
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-06
EPARINC,F)R !
CHRISTMAS RUSH
Richmond Business Appreciated
BY Express Company-Ad-
vice Give To Senders

Advice that will. do away with keer
disappointment upon the part o.
some, and reduce this danger TO the
] minimum, is being given by Mr.. M
! Oglesby, local manager of the Amer
lean Railway Express company, whe
states that while there will be thou
sands of packages sent through this
agency soon owing to the approach.
ing holidays, special attention shonlG
be given the addresses. =
"Tell the people to- place two adj
dresses upon each PACKAGE. if there
is any room at all, and another on
i the inside" he said, relative to the
contemplated rush of business
s"There are lHany packages lost as a
result of negligence upon the part of
the sender. You would be surprised
ct the big, list we have to go over
each day and place new addresses on,
for some have been almost obliterat-
ed before they are started"
The company is making a record
in Richmond regarding business; ano
this city is being shown favor by spe-
cial equipment in the way of an adj
,litionai wagon with which to collect
and deliver goods. The business for
the past month shows wonderful
increase over the corresponding one
for last year.
''No matter how careful our people
are here, !" said Mr.. Oglesby, "the mex,
fellow may treat packages rough, so
inform senders of packages that they
should be very careful in presenting
proper addresses, properly written,
and this will reduce Nthe danger of
the packages being lost. 1t is the
only sure way to send them, and
avoid disappointment upon the part
of the recipient as we'll"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-06
.PHKlCAL .ExANS
0E.ALL.STUDEnTS
Important Movement Started AS
Result OF Work of Health
Commission,

! With the view to getting directly
at the actual physical condition of
students, representative of the
health department at Louisville will
make an examination of the several
hundred students at Eastern Normal
University, the work having been
started by women from the depart
ment who is here in the interest of
the girls. The examination of the
boys and young men will be taken ur
soon by a man who will be sent for
the purpose. The intention is to
guide the students relative to work
in the future and it is. believed this
movement will represent one of the
most important ventures in behalf of
the students that has yet material
lied. Those aspiring to athletic hon
ors and who contemplate following
this healthful exercise to any great
degree wills-be given minute exam
ination and they will be able to, know
just how far they can go in the work
their probable qualifications as far as
physical ability is concerned, ETC. The
true situation regarding this will en-
able students to govern themselves in
accordance with their physical abil-
ity in all things, both pertaining to-
work in and out of school.
This is one of the good results is
suing from the health commission,
of which Prof. G. D. Smith of the
science department, is chairman. The
commission represent several de-
partments at the university. as fol-
lows: Science, home economies, ath-
letics, physical education, physiology
and music. I
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-06
Here's An Underground
inexpensive Cellar

Store vegetables In the ground
A new method of handling this is
TO take an ordinary barrel, lay it
down on its sides, leave one end
open. This barrel can be covered
with alternating layers OF straw
and dirt to prevent vegetables
from freezing. The barrel can
then be filled with vegetables and
all the dirt and straw will be kept
away from them throughout the
season. Another point in favor of
this barrel system is that, several
different kinds of vegetables can
be placed in the same barrel. At
ter the barrel has been filled the
head, which should be in one
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-06
BATTLE WITH INCONSISTENCIES

lexington, 7Ky.-Reports to state
prohibition headquarters here tell of
4 battle between 80 1noonshiners and
pose of federal and state officers
on the Bell-Whitiey border, wilder
ness country behind Pine mountain.
None of the raiders We're wounded,
end there has been no report of cas-
ualties on the other side. Nine men
accused, OF moonshfning We're captur-
ed, and four stills wree destroyed.
More than 1000 shots We're exclfang-
ed from behind trees and rocks.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-06

ing the summer on buildings which
would admit Of this method being Ia
ken. There will be many changes in
the business portion of the city soon
after the first OF the year and this
fact is said to be the cause of much
of the extra work,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-06
ENEMYNOF HER SEX

Louisville, Ky.-A woman giving
the name of Williams but withhold
ing identification data was arrested
and charged with lunacy after she
had struck Miss Alice Zfmlich, total
stranger, on the street. She was al
so identified as the mysterious wo-
man who has made attacks on other
women on Fourth avenue, on one oc-
casion throwing q knife.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-06
PARCEI. POST rHEFTS

Greensboro, Ky-WholesaJe thefts
Of parcel post packages. from the I'M
ion station platform en- route to the
local postofice have been uncovered
by inspectors and a batch of war-
rants viii Be issued this week, it is
coiI
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-06

Ar earthquake has been reported
a" having been felt in Alaska, one
of the most decided "shakes" for
years, according to the mechanism re-
cording them.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-06
BYCHrOPTDE

WAS NERVOUS = BECHT- 0PIDE
Lexington, Ky-Heroic use OF the
stomach pump may result in saving
Lawrnece Jeter, who took seven
grains of bichdoriGe OF mercury be-
cause, ne told police, ne was tired of
living.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-06
piece, IS properly fastened and the
barrel covered with dirt. When

DdIItI CONtItu VII III I " IINII
it becomes necessary to open this
pit. remove the dirt from the head
and take out what vegetables
cede. Place the head back in po-
sition and put the dirt back in
place. The vegetables will keep
we'll in this manner and they will
be free from dirt and also it is
not necessary to destroy the en-
tire pit in order to remove part of
the vegetables.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-06
FIFTY AND EIGHTEEN

Bowling Green, Ky-Thoras SAT-
ford, so, and Miss Lille Hines, 10,
of this county, were granted mar
riage license.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
CLOSE TUBERCULOSIS
OFFICE N CITY.
National Association to
Discontinue Work for
Present

The office ~ Iohn Tennis. regional
secretary ~ the national tuberculosis
association Of the southwest district
II to De closed saturday for AN IN
drfiniie period.
The reason for the closing of the
office or whether Mr.. Tomhs viii
continue IA regional secretary conid
NOT he learned to-day as he IS Phi OF
the city on a months vacation The
cioninr OF tho office was announced
today by Miss Ethel Powers, sccrc-
iafy TO Mr.. Tomhs
Tho present onice In the Bennett
building "a Gold avenue and Fourth
street. was established laaf August
and has served as the headquarters
fer tho southwestern districi which
Includes New Mexico. kans1e pkln-
homa. Texas. Arizona. Colorado and
California.
n is one Of the six offices o. the
association IN the country which has
heen ordered closed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
Suit Involving
$50 Takes Two
Days in Court

A suit which involved the sum Of
onty ts.ie. hut required the services.
OF the entire court, including tho
s~teunrrnpher and interpreter. doxena
Of Witnesses and two lawyers nt con-
siderable expense was on trial all day
yesterday before the district court.
The trial was a hearing on the
petition of CamilO Lucero o. Alameda
applying for a writ OF mandainuH 70
force the Alameda ditch commits
sloners 10 allow him to use the water.
Lucero claimed that he had done all
but 1910 worth OF work on the ditch
which irrigates his properis at Ala
media and hat because he had not
paid this sum or completed his share
OF the work on the ditch. the major
domo had refused him any water, The
writ was denied BY the court and
I.ucero was ordered to settle with the
major domo.
The ease was n test case In an effort
TO relieve water users along some g.
SOC feet Of tho acequia from doing
their share OF the work of cleaning
out the ditch ana keeping up the
h.aKa as D. "a time hpuorrd custom.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
ch CREAM NEE mr ny BoYoorr

ToLEDO-An Ice cream boycott
faces dealers here. Thcy raised the
pricr 10 80 cents a pint-more than
a quart cost before the war.
Experiments place the dog first In
the order ~ animal wisdom, then the
monkey. then the horse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
SANTA ENGINEER
TO TALKORAINAGE
Will Come Here Tomor.
row for Conference Rail
way Ready to Help

r. NJ. Hlshee. chief engineer ~ the
A. T. and =. Fe railroad Is expected
10 arrive Ia the city tomorrow FOR n
conference ~ drainaEc and flood
protection with the county commits
aioners aud the drainage committee
OF the chamber 81 cofmercc.
Mr. Bishee has bec invited here to
discuss these matters w hehalf Of
the Santa Re lines. The Santa Fe
rs known To be In favor ~ drainage
ana has assured the commissioners
Of III readiness to sign NJ the
acreage OF railroad rikht-of-way az
soon as n drainage district IL organ
ized north Of the city. The railroad
~ also concerned about the flood pro-
tection In this county a large part
~ the track near Alameda being
threatened during the recent food.
The meeting 81 the county com
missionets and the chamber " com-
mcrce drainage committee will he
called A. "a convenient time after AR.
Bisbeo's arrival.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
Charles Lembke
Gets q Picture
OF Our Grave

Charles f.embke. ex-sefelcc a
with a record 81 active nerNire "a
France and the wounds 20 show fot
he lime % hattie. IA one o. The few
nitn. who has aren hts wi riuNt and
fomhetnnn. Edward fFmNkc. his
fNInrr received Wctuily from the
American Red CSo# a letter condoi-
ing With him on Me death of his sun
Charles. amt enclosing n picture Of
tho crave IN France who're Charles
Lembkc ia supposed 10 lie.
The letter and photographs were
passed around f1c tables az the No-
tagr club luncheon today al which
rhnrlpn I.cmhke was present. lie u o.
Rotafifn. Al thc conclusion Of the
inspection Of letter ma photograph,
President Hafisrr called attention 81
Rotarnns TO the serious feature %
the matter. which b that some uni
donuncd Anefican hoy lies in tho
grave tho Red Cfoss has assigned
q the Albuquerque man The hniar-
lans drank a toast. standinr, 10 that
nnmolcss lad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03

sapply your wanls throueh NE want
al columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
Y.M.C.A. VIII Open
Boys Camp June IL

Tie summer camp for the boys Of
the Y. ". c. A. will he held he week
81 June N nj Second rails In Bear
Canyon, Il was announced today.
This camp does not conflict with he
Roy Scout and Is particularly arrang-
ed for those hoy members % the Y.
NJ. q. a. who are not Boy Scouts.
AL boys who With 20 loin the camp
for the week are requested to make
an arranKt usfnts az the Y before NOV
dnv. The camp viii he supervised
ny G. j. Green, hoys secretary, ". l.
oaltufn. physical director and Lynn
y. Fox. general secretary ~ the assoc
citation.
The camp site IL centrally located
within casy hiking distance 81 all the
popular spots IN the Saudia noun
tains The provisions will be taken
nj by the association. the BOYS hcinr
required 20 bring only tiieir bedding
rolls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
STATE TO FIGHT
FOR SANAFORIUA
Pythians Expect to Lo-
cate Institution This
Year

determination IS the members 10
put forth b tnhf Tor ~ sccuinE -
tho kn|EhtH 81 nyfhi1s esinainrium
fur New MtklCo and the adopting ~
iesQlnsinna expressing sympathy 20
the Ellis lodge Ton tho loss u the
ElhA home ~ firr were b onisiAna
INK features uf the meeting Of me
hlent.
The question 81 putting up q state
home for ryfhiana uhich Il heinf
planned ~ memhers % the local
iqanc was not considered "a The noel
n IL was said todnr, huWerer. that
al.lna for The home would be- placed
before members al the state couNen-
zion a. I.ordsbnrR IN sepiember.
charles a lla4is. supreme chancrl-
Inr uf the world ior the order. told
tie iAcmber- las aisht thar ne would
mclude The aanaioripm proposition ~
MS annual report 3 90 the supreme
hodge.
Those who spoke at last nights
mcptinf besides NJ Davis are ueorse
Il Kiock. Judge Reed Honoman %.
sauna ~. Thomaa Wiikcrson. Lieu
tenant 8overnof ~ y Pnkcy, Hugh
N. WIniamsl ahtc corrbfatiun corn
missioner: Wiiihm ~ Bcrgef. George
Fleming. Charlee Hcriiitrun. past
rrand ~riancelIor. a. g. A~fcconver. ,.
X. smith. Edward Smith Of Santa Re
and Nelson F1eid state land con
missioner.
The resolution which was adopted
AZ abe meeting Follows.
"wheeess. benevolent Protective
Crder lcfxE. Lodge M tsi. has been
AFFLICTED BY a severe loss in the de-
stfuctiou ~ their rlnk building by
fire june !. 1890,
Now. therefore. be 81 resolved by
the representatives OF the subordinate
lodges knights Of Pythias. within the
domain 81 New Mexico in convention
assembled. that We hereby extend our
sincere sympathy Ia this hour Of rs
material loss ard we herewith express
10 81 our tervpnt hops that Phoenix
like n vii reconstruct an edlncc equal
10 the beauty u its former club build
Ing 20 e%rieVousiy damaged by fire.
BE u further resolved. that We cN-
tend 10 our companion fraternity such
nid aud conVerlences within our DOW .
or in the work Of reconstruction 81
their new club home"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
Theaters Today

IDFtf FHFaTtfn-A Famous
ulrcctofn' picture today, THE
Fv4lesi Narrinar." atafring Anna
Iohr and Ralph Keiinfd A mys-
tcriuua. Sensational and thrilling
story Of a working Hiril love.
t.imo Lincoln will appear In
"f1nnns 81 Drafii."
~" Tffs1trltR--A "Bnrton
Hinlmtr Tra,tiurnc'' and n reel Of
'WsslsIs Escnts'' viii be shown
here In addition to the inimitablc
Dorothy Clsh'A picture. MARY
Illcu tun,es 10 Town.
PASTlME fftEATER-A story
you can't anord 10 miss n the
fcud.', with Tom Min. A tale Of
the west m 1850. when a hoop
skirt was al a premium. and the
supply or dead sure shots far ex-
ceedcd the demand An added at
traction is "Slnvr" with Rily West.
LSRfC TfiEATEH-D. W. Orif-
uth's picture. The -idIoI Dhncrr- b.
being shown Tor The last time To-
dny. Don't let Uichnrd Iiarthei-
mces iea,e without seeing him in
,his tale OF the south seas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
Community Skating
Party Cancelled by
City Commissioner

The community roller sltatins
parry which waa planned for this
evening a. Robinson Park by the
rnmmanliy recreation committee. wah
uneEpeelcdly cancelled last night By
Tie city commissioners.
The commissioners when question
- On their nrtien this morning gave
as their ~nhierilona to the public use
at ne streets the point thar money
was being charged for the rental 81
skates, ara uaat u one organization
were showed 10 u.s. the streets Tor
such q unrpoae there could be no
hmlihflcna. Anoiher commsciOuer
cEfetrea himself az no more 81 Savor
~ free usr ~ tho city streets than
o. free wnter.
The community skating perry hiss
heflf inhcfmltely postponed until ihe
committee can make SOME other ar
r-anecmcntf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
Stolen Auto With
Stolen Tag Traced

A stolen Cadillac automobile with
. New Mexico license tag stolen from
n Chandler car In Suntn Re was re-
ported az IHicta last sunday. Al
though the sherin's Office n still trac.
ing the car no word has been heard
Of n. The owner OF the car is not
known. The license number OF the
car was reported by a deputy sherin.
at lsleun who suspected the car ana
the two men driving "a. II was found
that the license belonged TO Eduard
DelgadO Of Santa Fe who said that MS
license tag had hecn stolen from his
car. II II thought hat the. mon start
cd 20 California.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03

before the war Austria-HIunrary
n = the most important ium-
her producing countries In the
World
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
DLgs NEW BUILDING
4OHRVE 100 Rooms


rIsit which, efrr Iaefltd yesterday
fof she rtrtlfffuoIlaa Of he AlNe Cub
InlIIinH Al tIlf1 street and Gold
nuahuf' 8abk deunIIo. for4 fodax.
Sol urIf have nv meiunerH de-
unne 80 eftf4 j 4tfn 4t~t ~ 41ou.tun
tuI1He hnt " anaAt NE neN etrur-
ltItf nIse thar viii ~ tfft prput IN
ffeI4 rofnff. Whore the old build
se ran htt fetnta ix repmE the
MA tnleiInE Itaa riahned y 10 have
10 fthfdo A ihfnrf inhp4 ~ also
1Itn4mI ~ ~acte0u1aafr aht constantly
lnlIfaaInF m~onsbtrsAlp ~ the lodge.
Ifians Tor 4 aUimmiur pool and a
4erlinr allet ere a'ao being dlscuear
a Committee cnnsiatins of Arthur
Prayer. tlsnk Hlo.4F anc Grower
LEVINE d % be iH charge 81 anb-
rffIptton ftIdnF Until Kenneth !.
paIdrldee. ctaiSr6 sylef returns 20
lhe ciy tomorrow 70 appoint . COIN
mIr.eo on lu1ncinr and building.
Nr WIa uulnnfiNed 10 apnoirt such q
renamIitee ~ the meluherH IN meet
.hE AZ fhc 4taaoNlc temple last aiNnt.
the coonnditct 70 hate hetwcen esVen
and uIeQnn. 1nfluhofa Including leac-
avg offleerH Of tho lodrt
Subscriptions fnleed a. the meet
inr iasl nlfhf satsled 4i1.ooo bat this
amouHi had been Increased 10 ap-
pfaslmatne flf.ono this afternoon.
Tho Subscription raising waa started
last niNhl By George =. kaEemnn
when he announced that he would
give $1,000 q ten members would
cumo acfo4s with $500 subscriptions.
1--WE nIen have mad tbAo gifts A.
lonu a. NJ. ualdridSe returns teams
hre 50 BE- nnIuea and n systematic
canvass made among members fol
funds. Aemhera will be allowed
twenty monfis IN which 70 make
navmtnlE
The niceunr last might was attend
"a ny lf9 members All speaker
rr0Hell enthusiasm and favored th,
snImeslIafe rruuildinr. ourof-tuwn
mcnlIefF who have contributed "a
me nuildInn fund ARE .. }. Foley q
siuIIr Mn1lann ana Himnn Schsoa'
n life mcmbffu nj teadViile. Cola
ne Two n.vinE tfno and $500 ri
apecfifrie.
The oIfioe % me secretary % m
ln1fc has for the present beer
moved 10 the lobby of p McCul'
Ioefh Iiuick 1Fft1ce station dag
nnnlIy acroaa from the ruined hunld'
snf. rrrininH. furniture. rufNl and
nfher furnishings which were safet
from the namea have been places
with taflotfs h~nsiaess firms ana arr
now being naede ready for nee again
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03
Johnson And Harding
Arrive in Chicago


southern states In which Il vas shown
that district conventions were held tn
hotels ana other places where negroes
are not admitted. Charles T. Warren,
committeeman from Michigan, moved
10 have the committee issue "a warn
ing 10 the south" h n contests on
similar grounds must not be permitted
20 come Up at the next national con
Protest In Vain.
Southern committeeman. headed by
W. n. jackson. OF Georgia, protested
tint the resolution as formed WIS a
slur on the south ana cOuteudcd that
specinc mention OF the southern
rfatcs should bee eliminated and its
terms broadcned 20 refer 70 the entire
country. Colonel Warren accepted an
amendment To- that cnect and IL WIS
unanimously adopted by a yivc voce
vote. .
In snppor Of his resolution, Colonel
Warren told the committee that h
might as we'll lac the race issue IN
that way Tor the good Of the party.
Committeeman Hert. Of kentucky,
supported the motion and declared
that since Kentucky ~ ita own action
had admitted negro voters and deli
ogutes freely. the republican cioctor-
ate had cen greatly increased. Tic
southern committeeman made no oh
lection To the resolution rs 10 was
amended To eliminate specific refer.
ence to the southern states.
In the hnh oklahoma district the
committee seated W. H. T. Trudgeon.
oklahoma f1ty; chris Madison, Guth-
City. and Mrs. J. s Pearson, 81 Mar
shalt. each in "a half vote and claimed
for Wood. They are Identified in the
McGrnw faction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-03

AR. and MR.. Max Nordhaus and
children returned home yesterday
from California. where they have
hccn sef several weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nordhaus viii leave this -
ming for santa Fe. whore Mrs. Nord-
hauH will meet with the state child
welfare board or which she Is the
head. Later they win 81 TO Colorado
Springs whore next week Mr. Nord-
haua VIII attend the annual Canvcn-
ton Of the National Wholesale Gro
Gers association.