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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondents % Every E,,ars
Elkton Md, July 10 lance ~
interest Of the reorganization
at the Armory. Is beng arranged
Saturday night
The Warwick GrS Club as
field day exercises toda, The
Girls Club viii hold their
August p.
Wesley Hambieton eho .a- .,.
for the Northeast team q fht tr,.
County Baseball Leagte without e
feat this season. has gone tc h, South
Carolina League Tor a 'rNo4t
The managers SO CoGeon puA amu
meeting Association are hard t Nor>
getting their building, and Uou1o,
shape Tor the Opening 30 their aun
meeting
DR. II Arthur Mtchc \. VH.aa, ta,. >
to a Baltimore Hospts asf week DIS
returned 10 his home n tlAton
The Elkton Ranking 3ui trust o.
having offered ; per ctnt interest 1n nr
county checking acco nts, rhc DrDl
County Commissioners have rderrl
county funds placed with that bank
Miss Helen Russell hip accepted i nn
sitlOn with the Hayre ir Cmec Mn.lut
and Trust Go Nice Mis- Edna Icmr.r
resigned
The Uutcd states Clvh ~etvic, ..
mission has announced an eNnmmaf..n
for the county Of Cecil. Is hc held
Elkton and pcUNville pn August ll
fll vacancies IA the rural mah iuNri.
routes in the county
Miss r. Geneyicyc Shsckcls krd
director Of Home Service at th, CntUn
ment Reservation PER-, pout h.. H.,U
granted two months cave rs t4k.
course m social work at Slnith l.Itr
Northampton, Mas
Rev. Francis 4 kclb stan nlNtu
Twenty Division. (,cncr Amr
can Legion, is the guest % Rcv NlU
McManus az Perry Point
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Big Salvation Army Event.

Major William Quirk, young peoples
secretary of the Salvation Army in the
Atlantic Coast Province, viii tomorrow
visit Wilmington and will conduct a
special service at the Salvation Army
Hall, Fourth and King streets at ) p. m.
Al this service a baby viii be dedicated,
two corps cadets enrolled and one local
officer commissioned. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all
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LA TOILETTE ON FENCE.
VIII Decide This Week Whether 70 Run,
Says Liberal Parry.

Chicago, July 20-SenatOr Robert
LaFollette viii decide this week
whether he will be a candidate for the
presidency if nominated on the Liberal
Party ticket, leaders Of the party an
nounced last night.
A delegation, representing the party,
visited the Senator at his home in Madi-
son, Wis, and asked him if he would
accept the nomination, 10 Dc ratified
at a mass convention later The Senator
has called several Of his closest friends and
advisers into conference, 1t was said.
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WARN SWISS NOT TO BUY
AIRPLANES OF GERMANS

Geneva, July 20 The Swiss news
papers today warns Swiss firms against
buying German airships or aIrplanes at
low prices owing to the present exchange
rates.
1t is said by the newspapers that these
aircraft are the property of the Allies,
according TO the treaty Of Versailles
and that buyers and sellers are liable TO a
fine aggregating 100000 marks, and also
that all machines are liable to conhsca-
ton
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DRY LEADERS WILL HAVE
MEETING IN WASHINGTON

Columbus, Ohio, July 20 Announce
ment was made here yesterday by James
A. White, superintendent of the Ohio
Anti-Saloof League, that the meeting
of the Executive COMMITTEES of the ma
tional organization will be held Thurs
day in Washington instead Of Columbus
as originally planned, To determine
whether the organization will support
Governor Cox or Senator Harding, or
neither
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LOS ANGELES AGAIN SHAKEN.
Sharp Earthquake Shock Occurred Last
Night.

Los Angeles, July 20.-A sharp earth
quake shock WAS felt here at 6.4S o'clock
last night
No damage was reported from any
quarter Of the city. Evidences Of panic
were also absent.
-Four earthquakes Of considerable Sc
verify occurred at Los Angeles on Friday
while series of shocks occurred during
two or three days three weeks ago.
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HELP TO BALTIMORE.
That is the Way Henry j. James Regards
O. q ID Canal

G. & ID. Canal.
In building the future of the port of
Baltimore one Of the elements, the I'M
portance Of which will he found 70 ln-
crease with years and growth, is the trans
formation Of the Chesapeake and Dcla-
ware Canal into 4 real waterway for deep
draft vessels. declares Henry J james
editor Of Commerce and Maritime Record
This well-knOwn expert In stating the
advantages which will accrue to this city.
goes even further than to suggest its
usefulness will terminate with merely
providing a short cut 10 sea for Balti-
more's ocean-golng traffic
In a broad sense, he said, the
three ports Of Philadelphia Baltimore
and Norfolk have an interest in common,
which is served by the project of this
deeper waterway and which is probably
best expressed by the phrase in constantly
growing use the three alternative ports
Of New York. 1t Is true that a widely
diversified tonnage passes through each
Of these ports, generally speaking, sllfh-
cient 70 full loading Of ships. Yet It is
said that were Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Norfolk 50 connected that a ship
might load part cargo at any one Of the
three ports and proceed 70 one Of the
ubEltf Two bO EDH4ptStt ABdAAAAAEf sur
stantiaI measure Of convenience and fexI-
bility would ensue Of no small import
ance to shippers and sinpowners SUCH
facility would accrue through the exist
ence Of the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal as a deep waterway. Norfolk, Bal
tinore and Philadelphia wo I'D be in dI-
rect reach. one with the other, we'll nigh
as the crow flies, by q secure inland route,
obliterating what today is the serious
barrier to such interchange Of shipping,or
the longer distance by sea; the use OF the
canal as a deep waterway, reducing the
distarce between Baltimore and Phila-
delphia by sea 323 miles, and offering q
protected waterway the entire distance
frnrn Norfolk and Philadelnhia
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

APARTMENT ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
HOT WATER HEAT IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. APPLY s43 TATNALL
STREET.
APARTMENT Furnished three rooms
and pantry on first floor newly papered
porch. yard, use Of bath. No children 1903
Lancaster avenue.
APARTMENT Two rooms. third floor.
heat, light. use Of phone and bath Run
ming water. Phone f773 j.
APARTMENT second floor, three rooms.
bath, all conveniences. No objection TO
BABY Three rooms on third floor, all con
veniences Couple employed during day
preferred. Can evenings. 2le W seventh ~
APARTMENT Furnished three rooms.
bath. hack porch. Adults preferred. Phone
APARTMENT Five rooms and bath. pan
try hot water heat. gas and electric All
eonveniences- Immediate possession. Ap-
ply 3i5 Delaware avenue.
APARTMENT Furnished. three rooms and
summer kitchen. In good location Apply
$40 Washington street Phone 4437 w.
APARTMENT- Furnished. g06 PARK Place.
APARTMENT Duplex Apartment. rur-
nistled Phone 1859
JEFFERSON ST. 616- Two room apart
mcnt furnished for housekeeping. heat
electric light and telephone Possession at
once Telephone 45l6.
y. SEVENTH ST, 41g-Private apartment,
two rooms and pFiya t. bath porch hot
water heat and electric
MADISON ST 723-Three rooms and
bath. porch. all onveniences.
PINE ST -Apartment unfIrnished
three rooms aud bath
RODNEY ST. 3l5Attractive. furnished
apartment. second floor.
TATNALL ST 2325-Threa room aDart-
ment on second floor
W FOURTH ST s-Three- room aDart-
ment s. weekly
W EIGHTH 1T. ITI9-Apartment. .unfIr-
nshed three rooms and bath Newly fin
ished
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Union Young People 3 Mcet

The Young Peoples Branch 81 lu.of
NJ 4. Church viii hold a husinc.s nrot
ing tonight az : Ia the home oi Ns
Bertha McCaulley Foster. So Wos
Ninth street. Reports of the " T. i U
encampments held reonuy az kcuka
n. Y. viii be made.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WAWASET AVE.-IMNIEDIATE POS
SESSION. THREE MODERN HOMES.
wAwASET AVE. AT JACKSON ST.
PRICE $4,000 AND $4,000. TERMS, $500
CASH; BALANCE LIKE RENT. HoR
ACE 5. ALLEN. 1000 WAwASET AVE.
PHONE 1909.
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Epworth Picnic at Oak Orchard.

The ladies of Epworth NJ T. Church
will picnic on Thursday at the home of
will be a basket picnic and the party Will
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SOME OF the ads on the classified page
won't be there tomorrow. Better read them
today.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Business Service.

Business Service.
WHITE PINE CYPRESS
n. &. PINE CHESTNUT
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEMLOCK MAPLE
Roofcrs, Sheathing. Flooring Cy-
press Shingles.
Mouldings and Wall Board
S. @. SIMMONS & BROS. CO..
Front and Tatnall Streets
ID. & A. 251. Automatic 246f
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Manied-Reai Estate

HOUsE-Six or eight rooms. GARAGE if
possible. Buy or rent. North of Pennsyl-
pania avenue between Adams and Clay
ton streets. Address V 20, Every Evening
Ofiice.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Female

Help W Wanted-FemAIe 80
BOOKkEEPER-Apply by mail only stat
ing experience and wages expected Hud-
son Supply Co. Front and Market streets
BOOKKEEPER-Youn lady to assist
Give experience. Address V %, Every
Evening Ofiice.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE-Operator
Preferably having some knowledge of book
Keeping. In reply. state age, experience
salary desired to start and earliest date
you can start. Address V g. Every Evening
Office.
CHILD's NURSE-Experienced 20 go TO
Cape May. Apply II07 Broome street.
Phone 1876.
GIRL-Or woman for nousework, in su-
burbs. Two in family. $40 per week. State
age and experience. p. o. Box 307.
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Will Cacatons II and Is To-day
AUCTIONS --LECALS
Auction Sales

Auction Sales 80
AUCTION HALES-Of every description.
Anywhere. III you want 10 sell see Hafnil-
ton, tho Square Deal huctionest and farm
Agent. 7O5 Madison S Phone 759s w.
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PROPERTY-Wi nine rooms all mod
ern improvements and store. Just repaired;
in Al condition. With or without estab-
lishcd tailoring business. l.. Leyinsky, IL Is
Lancaster avenue. Phone 6401 J.
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BI1Ch-1el7. seven passenger. splendid
condition Maxwell h Jackson. Third and
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OPERATORs-ON TELLING MACHINES,
EXPERIENCED. TO WORK ON ATH-
LET1C UNION SUITS. VERY GOOD
PIECEWORK PRICES. EXCELLENT
WORKING CONDITIONS. APPLY AT
ONCE. ToPKIs BROS. Co. PIT
FRENCH STREET
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STOVE-M McMahon's Choice. No X. win
sell for $50 Call 600 Walnut street or
phone 62S5 W.
VICTOR GEAPHOPH0NE-Ie couch
bookcase, iron bed and spring rockers
and general household goods 600 W scy-
enth street
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOAORIIES-
pHsD. TOURING
PORD. ROADSTER.
DODGE. TOURING.
CHEvROLET. TOURING.
FoRD. TRUCK.
ACT QUICK. SEE NIB. CA ARPEN-
TER, sO2-sos FRENCH STREET.
OPEN EVENINGS. TO 9.
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CHkyRoLET-Baby grand. 1916. touring
car. hargain- Wilmington Auto Co.. SO2
Irt.ulh sIrnaf.
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LIVE STOCK

Dogs, Cats, Pets ~
BEES-Italian, three hives. Will sell cheap.
So pounds of honey due from them this
fall. Phone l62, New Castle.
POODLE PUPS-Eight and ten weeks old ,
cheap. Owner leaving city: Phone 1910.
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles 48
DELIVERY WAGONS-EIght. Very cheap
No reasonable offer refused. Apply Bush
Line. foot of French street.
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale 81
PHONOG GRAPH-CabineJ pnonog grapn
slightly used. cheap. Also get your Bubble
Books here for the children. Piano Service
Co.. 2l9 w. Sixth street. Phone 1887 J.
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EMPLOYMENT
FINANCIAL
INSTRUCTION

IND i NOA 1lON
Correspondence Courses AZ
GOVERNMENTAL names of
women over IL. wishing government posi-
tipns. Common education sufficient. 800
month up. Address ID IL. Every Evening
Office.
Local Instruction Classes 43
MEN N-BOYS-Names wanted, over I6. wish
ing to become government railway mail
clerks. Sl33-Sl95 month. Answer imme-
diatey NJ IL, Every Evening Office.
WOMEN EN-GIRLS-Names wanted. over TO-
wishing TO become government postal
clerks. Commence s1400. Answer imme-
diately. M IL. Every Evening Office.
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic III
DANCING-Tuesday, Thursday Saturday
evenings Beginners classes, Monday.
Wednesday, Friday evenings. Private in
struction by appoin tment. Avenue Dance
land Eden Hall Building.
Private instruction As
INDIVIDUAL INSTR UCT1ON-In short
hand. Typewriting. Bookkeeping, &c. Ele-
mentary review or advanced work Every
day and evening. Open all summer. Hines
Private Business College, 402 w. Twenty
second street. Phone 1927 w.
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RUGS-A large selection OF wool aniibro
tapestry hru sseis aud velve. rugs No mat
ter what size you desire we have one that
will suit you. Mundy Furniture CO Fifth
aud Madison streets. Cred. terms.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

Rooms With Board 67
HARRISON ST, l5O4-Furnished rooms.
with or without board Phone 5s32.
PENNA. AVE. I6I0-Nicely furnished
room. with board. Phone 1867 j.
ROOM AND BOARD-suitable for two
men married couple. Home comforts.
Apply 1904 Monroe Phone 6673 J.
Rooms Without Board 6S
E. 23RD. ST 1.-TWO unfurnished rooms
FURNISHED RooM-Large for gentle
man. In postofice block Phone 1892 j.
FIFTH AVE. 1.-TWO rooms for rent IN
private family.
MONROE ST. lOO6-Nicely furnished
room for gentlemen or married couple
N. CLAYTON ST. I007-Furnished room
for two gentlemen. All con nveniences. Phone
46l5 K.
n. HARRISON ST. 205-furnshed room.
suitable for two gentlemen. Private family.
ROOM Large front Gentleman only. Pri-
vate family Call 44d5 J.
ROOM-Large. furnished. Private family.
For one or two gentlemen. Address w Ii,
Every Evening ONCE.
ROOM-Furnished. Gentlemen only near
Madison and Delaware avenue. Phone
6S24 w
ROOM-Large. unfurnished front Eighth
and Jackson. Reference required. Phone
ROOM furnished or unfurnished.
on second floor; reasonable Use of phone
and porch Excellent location, over Wash
ington street bridge. Phone 243I j. even
ings
TATNALL ST. lOO5-Rooms, all modern
conveniences Gentlemen only. Bath and
phone.
WALN UT ST. 532-Newly furnished rooms
for lodging All conveniences.
w. FOURTH ST, 13O5-Two unfurnished
rooms, second story. light housekeeping
W NINTH ST, 6Os-Nicely furnished
room for gentleman. Phone 546S w
W. SEVENTH ST, 205-Two large, com
municatng front rooms. Will rent single
or double.
W EIGHTH ST, I1I9-Furnished room
for lady or gentleman for use as office or
sleeping room.
w. THIRD ST.. 402-Large front rooms,
furnished All conyeniences.
WASHINGTON ST. 24O4-Newiy furnished
room for gentlemen.
Rooms For Housekeeping 90
LOMBARD ST, 3OO-Two unfurnished
front rooms. bath. No children.
n. ADAMS ST, S26-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping.
N. HARRISON ST. 4o6-Furnished room.
adjoining bath. Use of phone. Also light
housekeeping privileges
n. JACKSON ST, sOs--Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. No children.
ROOMs-Two furnished for light house
keeping. All conyeniences. No children.
Phone 2026 w.
VANDEVER AVE, e03-Three unfur->
nished rooms.
W. PATH ST. 80s-Two large, .communi-
eating front rooms, second floor, fur
nished for light housekeeping. Private
family. Phone 1866 j.
WASHINGTON ST, 9Ie-Room and board
All convenienees. Phone 54I3.
w. FOURTH ST, 9i2-Two nicely fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping
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poDGk-i9l6, touring car. good running
order, >es Maxwell & Jack son. Third
aud Clay ton streets
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted Female

GIRf,-White, or woman for general house
work. Phone 1lS6 w. Mrs. Joseph Briggs.
Roselle, Del
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Legal Notices ol
TK UsTEE's SALE-Of real estate. BY
virtue Of An order OF the Orphans Court.
viii be exposed to sale at public auction
or yeDdue. on Saturday, July ~. 1920 al
10 "a m. standard time. at the county
Court House, Wilmington. Delaware, the
following described real estate, Ia &c Of Rob
ert NJ. Gann deceased, to wit. No. 1921
Poplar street, Ii feet front. - feet deep.
with tvo-story brick dwelling thereon,
and with alley privileges. For fun descrip-
tion and terms Of sale. see large bills
posted. or address the undersigned John
Pearce Cam. Trustee. Attest Norman y.
Crouch. Clerk q. C.. Whining ton. Del.
July T. 1920
The Keota news., 1920-12-03
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

Shs Remedy with . Record 81 FheT
feue Yearo Of Surprising gxeelIenee.
Those who suffer from nervous
dyspepsia. constipation. ind'eestioe'
torpid liver. dissineas. headachse
coming up Of food. wind on stom'
ach. palpitation and other iod'ea'
lions Of fermentation and ind'gse'
ton will 6nd Green's August Flower
q most effective and edicient assistant
In the restoration of natures functions
and return to health and happiness
There could be no better testimony e
tho value Of this remedy for thess trou'
bles than the fact that its use for the
last Afty.four years has extended into
many thousands OF households al over
the civilized world and NO indication Of
any failure has been obtained 10 au
that time where medicine could e6ece
relief. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
The Keota news., 1920-12-03
COLORADO
STATE NEWS

Wsstss. Nswspa1ss Usiee News Service.
Nine pardons granted By the Colo
RADIO state board Of pardoos became
effective Thanksgiving day.
The Colombo Power Company - CO.
larglng its plant ct Sterling: more
than $4,000 win b expanded.
II. O. Smith has sold hls ranch IN
Norwood near Telluride. to the San
Nigel Dsvs,opmsnt Company.
The Ralph ". Tsnhasff ranch Of
olo0 acres, near Fort Morgan. has
been sold to Dueeno O. Eaton Of Hax-
TN.
Plans are under way to rebuild the
Currie Canning Company 1t Grand
junction, Ssesntly destroyed By fire ct
. loss Of $4,000.
Frank Peas Q Aexiean, u In IAN
In Triaidad IN connection with The KILL
Ing Of Guadalupe Hernandez. . rail-
road section worker: which took place
at 0allinas o. tie santa 70 railroad.
Following q eo0munity celebration
at Orayiin Heights schoolhouse at
which his wi1s eavs several readings.
John Koblsr. % years old. . wealthy
farmer living near Sterling shot hIs
bride to death and killed himself.
Two paving districts. estimated to
cost . quarter Of . million dollars each
and storm sewer district for Unlver.
sity hill that viii cost $l67, 0ol.6l. have
been ordered By The city council Of
Boulder.
Civic officials and business leaders
oe Colombo. Wyoming and New Asxi-
% Win coavene TIE afternoon and
evening Of Dec. . and tie morning q
Dec. . In Denver 10 discuss matters
Of education. TIE conference win b
held under The auspie60 Of TIE depart.
msnt Of The inees3or.
An increase Of $50 . year has
been granted the teachers In Tie Colo
RADIO Springs schools and the tax levy
for the school district has bssa sst ct
1890 mills. IN increase Of II uills
over the 1870 figures. The Colorado
Springs teachers have requested IN adj
ditioaal increase 10 bring tie wage
standard Up to that recently awarded
IN Dsovsr. School operation here win
cost 100000 In 1o21.
Discovery Of q suitcase, filled WITH
dlss, metal. moulds and other counter.
felting parapheFnalia, By police In .
small shack In Pueblo y believed to
furnish evidence against Roy Bohan-
non and Elmer Cameron On the charge
Of counterfeitinG. Bohannoo and Can
eroo were arrested On Q charge Of
holding up B. q. Writ, taxi drives.
When searched spurious coins weeo
found in their possession. Charges
were filed against tie pair Tor high.
way robbery b. The sity authorities.
Contracts calling for Ne expeadl-
turs Of $4,000 In the coostructioa o6
steel cable mule bridge across The
0ranA eaAon Of The Colorado 5000
feet below the rim Of the eaAoo, have
been awarded BY tie 'natioual park
service. The bridge viii b cen
structsd west Of Bright Angel trail,
according 10 Arno b. Cammeesr, rsp.
reoeoting the service. Plans ana eon.
efal specifications wero furnished b.
n D. 1cDniry. chief Of The. ned
division Of the United 1tatee eanaral
land office.
Workmen have begun oeecting Tie
framework for The walls OF the new
ana larger machine shops ct Utah
Junctloo TOR tho Denver 4 0alt Iako
The Keota news., 1920-12-03

Inc Ct000auCou00 OF 00SSoV UCxOO -
land In the Lamar. Colo, and The Deo-
ver land districts % being ehie6y
valuable for sraxing and raising Of
forage crops has been approved b
Secretary Of the Intsrioe John Bartoo
Payne, according to word reaching TIE
office Of n. D. NcEniry. chief Of the
field division, United States general
land office. These lands have beea
designated - coming under the pro
vislons Of the stock raising homestead
law. Entries Of those citisenS who
have heretofore made application IN
der the proper stipulation will b
granted after Nov. 30 Only persons
who have already made application
for these lands will b granted eotrle2
Declaring that tie economic loss =
the state Of Colorado from the rav-
ages Of Tuberculosis appro1imatos
S10, 100000 annually. and about 400
persons died Of this disease In tAo
state last year. Acting Governor
George Stephan has issued Q peoe1a-
nation, naming Sunday. Dee. 8 -
Tuberculosis Sunday. TIE proc3a0a-
ton calls upon the people Of Tie STATE
to support the Colombo TubsreuloelG
Association In fighting the white
plague BY purchasing Christmas seals
and aiding the association In every
way possible during the eampaiS1 for
funds. Dee I to ~
william Cos, son q ]. ,. CeaL
Newspaper publisher ol Walsenb1f8.
will recover. following IN attack %
the Walaenburg.paeblo road By i've
highwaymen. who beat him Into ~
sensibility, and stole his nsW -to6Elng
car which hs had Just purchased u
Pueblo. -Four msa have beea- arrested
and charged with tie assault. IAa9
are said to kAva confessed TO ths shse.
III. They are RaynooA OhasA 0aEy,
Ind: Wesley WeotwoetA, Deavee;
Ralph O1sary, Boston, end 0oea0o
Cooksley Of England.
Field representatives, of ~ Holly
Sugar Company ct Aoatrose FeDoes
that beet harvesting h that sectiea =
completed and that practically az e
The bests are BOW - top q the groanA
although thousands Of tons aro Ut -
b hauled to the dumps. Because q
The lack Of pufflcisat carr, both tAo
Aoatrose and Olathe best dumps have
had to dump thousands q tors % IL
ground near the dumps, which Wim
later b loaded n cars an1 shipDol b
The min.
TIE average Of yisads Per acso thlo
year Of an CROPS comblned, duly
weighed. compared with their y1elds
for recent years In Colorado. b 1061
per cent and In the United States =
1O00 per cent. TIE production index
for the United States - about a. Per
cent more than last years aggregate
production and 80 per cent more than
the average Of the preceding i've
years, 1o14-1a.
The voters Of Aesa county have bal
loted In favor Of Tie $4,000 bead 4.
sue which viii give Assa eoanty q
$4,000 courthouse. The slnliae
fund which the county has been laying
By for years will make up ths balaneo
Of the amount needed to erect one q
the finest courthouses In tie STATE.
The new structure will probably b
ready for occupancy In two yearA
President Newton O. Doushsfty q
the Colorado Tarmers' Conereeg has
announced that the oeosions Of III
years Congress have besn postponed
until later IN Tie year ana that ~
nan Antn Wa1N ~ amsn,,m 80 =. $3.50 =.
The Keota news., 1920-12-03

Knows Better.
Mrs. Grag-"Does your husband ex-
pect sou to obey himr' Mrs. Crig-
'-Oh, no! He's been married beforor
The Keota news., 1920-12-03

vsatal enertson h - distastsful to
se0e o pAys6eal
The Keota news., 1920-12-03
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