davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-03-18

qusite color OF his flowers. then iiit
across and insert the key Ia her own
door aud pass within.
when he next looked across the
street his heart jumped ioyfully
In Ruby's window, with It's soft
background, was a luster ware lamp
Of exquisite pink with chiffon shad,
that fairly took ones breath away 10y
the chlifony softness OF il. \ pink
wastcbaSket and blllowy cushion com
pleted the dainty picture.
Tony was no longer shy With swift
fingers he selected the most Wonder
ful Of chrysanthemums-pink and
shaggy and eXhaling that strange fas
chatting Odor that was neither sweet
nor bitter, but just fresh and pure
He faced the little door opposite now
with the same feeling of IA conqueror
that had been his when facing the
enemy guns. Boldly he crossed the
street with his huge pink blossom, IL
splash of color amid the Broadway
traffic.
Ruby flushed brilliantly when she
saw Tony in her doorway. hut her
smile Went deep into the florists
heart.
"Oh-h !" She breathed softly, what
n wonderful, wonderful fower!"
II wanted you 10 have IL in your
window" Tony told her simply.
1T will bring me in clients 10y the
dozen" Ruby accepted the flower So
sraciously that Tony chided himself
for not having come over weeks be
fore Lets put it in this pink vase. g"
Together they stepped outside To get
the fun effect and both marveIed AT
the artistic whole
81 will bring you flowers each day"
said Tony and as | AIN supplying
many hotels and restaurants with
flowers ! know | can get YOU orders
for candle shades for the same places
that is-if YOU want me to-" rony'>
hnbilual modeSty rushed 10 his rescue
Perhaps YOU don't"
\ swift tremOr oi emotion seized
Ruby. She had a desire To cry. hui de
cided 10 laugh instead The idea Of
her not wanting orders was amusing
but Tony was So Innocent in his
doubts. She knew that the coming OF
The florist into her life meant great big
work and something even bigger than
work. The quiet expression in Tunys
eyes rs they looked into hers told
Ruby many things.
"Of course want them She told
him and in reiurn | shall send every
client | get straight over 10 YOU 10 get
flowers To match every color scheme
Tony laughed. II see people swarm
inc to my shop now, So good-by for the
time being He was out before Ruby
quite realized that he had been there.
only the pink chrysanihemum remind
ed her throughout the day Of Tony.
She carried IL home 10 her small room
ar night rather than TO leave il atone
i'm the shop. and rs the evenings wore
on different flower was added To the
collection. having served its duty dur
ing The day. And each morning thai
rnn1 came over with his flowers and
his orders found Ruby curiou~lN ready
to receive him.
schnt three weeks had passed.
busy weeks, however. before he ioid
her about the apartment with The Win
doWs looking fur up the Hudson.
whenever you design anything ~
pecially artistic" he said, 'iu>t SNUG
Gle il away for me. There are Just five
rooms. bui I'll say there won't j." I'VE
more wonderful rooms in the world
when they are decorated with some
of these chiifOny things
And many flowers" Ruby suggest
cd
cone wonderful flower" said Tony
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
{Sy.EETNSIOERsA:1ssSgS
a hall baek Do a player. anyWay ;

ball back TO player, anyway
Fellows, who in the ordinary grind
OF life, arc too New England honest
10 take a single thing that doesn't
belong to them, pocket Daseballs with
enthusiasm at a ball game
So many balls are being lost this
year that managers are actually wor-
rylng over the expense OF the thing
as W1a as the nuisance OF trying TO
have a supply on hand TO keep the
game goins.
At a Sunday game In Cleveland
when the Athletics were playing 10
a packed ileld Connie Mack counted
two dozen balls that were hit into
the crowd by his kids during batting
practloe-and one OF them were re-
turned. Tho crowd simply swallowed
EN- up like the ocean does raindrops.
Il cant tell those kids OF mine 70
bs careful" said Connia ''for Lord
knows, want EN- TO hit. II I told
them tney'd have 10 pay mo $3.50 for
every bali they hit into the crowd I'll
bet they would keep tho ball on the
field"
Connie says its a kind OF a game
! all around the big loagle parks-this
stealing Of baseballs by the fans-this
| year.
Thee police try to get me balls back
but their average Is about ike II,
/ Cobbs.
They once called the world homes
with its SHOPS and and its tears
out. My Gawd how she's changin
] since they took away beers.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
MHnIL GIVE EI.nMERS9

Caroline Gibbons Tatnan Tent No.
4, Daughters Of Veterans, asks for
flowers for veterans graves on Ne
mortal Day. Any one who wishes TO
send flowers Is asked TO send them to
any OF the addresses below, tomorrow &.
Mrs. A. r. Clayton, 1893 West Sew
enth street; Mrs. j. H. Piish 1906 Kirk
avenue: Mrs NJ E Pierson. 2i5 North
Harrison street; Mrs. Lewis Warrick,
5ii North Union street.
After 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
and not later than $50 a. m. Monday.
flowers may be sent 70 tho following
ADDRESSES.
Mrs. w. c. Highheid, 22S west Nine
teanth street; G. A. r.. Hall, Fifth and
Shinlev streets.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
wee GEE SAYS
ZINE BAITMORF SpEFDFR.

Magistrate Cloud OF Oak Grove last
night fined James Din, Of Baltimore,
SO and costs for speeding on the Lin
coin Highway at Eismere on May 9,
and reserved decision in the case Of
Charles A Taylor, Jr., who was
charged with the same offense.
Dill is said 70 have driven 30 miles
town where the ORDINANCE permits
only - miles an hour. the houses be
ing less than 400 feet apart; Taylor
was driving 26 miles an hour through
a similar part OF the town.
10 was said last night that automo-
bile drivers were becoming more
careful and were apparently showing
more respect for the law regarding
speeding through the place.
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
HE nnEs

HE DOES
The best friend you got
VIII spool at baseball
HIS conscience don't seem
To prick him at all.
Each player Just tries
His durndest TO lose
Expansive horsehides
The crowds 10 enthuse.
Folk once went to games
To hist up their cheers
But now they all go
To get souvenirs.
HE DOESN'T
With baseballs selling
At two and a half.
When one Of ems LOST
Docs the manager laughf
II the ball is lifted
Far into the crowd
Docs some fan throw it
Back, honest and proudF
Yet have you yet heard
Our club owner say:
Boys, have a heart
Don't hit that Way2~
There. rs a funny little streak OF hu-
man nature cropping out around tht
hall parks This year It's the steal
ing OF baseballs for souvenirs.
The darn things cost $3.50 throw
now, you know. Is IL the money
value that makes a fan steal a base
bah? It could hardly be that.
What's become Of tho honest bird
at the parks who used 10 break his
neck, and deem It an honor, 10 throw
Evening journal., 1920-05-28
The who cares

The man who cares
The who wants the reaness in clothing that custom
talors monoporzed in former days
The man who knows the diference-knows good Clothes
though he cannot tell just why he fixes his choice
The who feels the rightness ofhs attire ashe feels
the response of a good car at its best
comes to Gmbes for cothng-and the business has grown
through this favor the Importance that first place. gives
We have been ashamed to have to charge the prices for
cothes-though right along have led in vaue-givng.
Now, for us-for you-newly big dollars worth.
The highest priced lines longer exst-the suits have
settled to lower price.
There are Suits at $ $40 and $50 and S64 that bring saw
ings up to $780,
Ready The Philadelphia Sale of Mems Clothing that re-
the dignity of the dollar Gibe Philadelphia Second floor
STRAW HATS, $3 $4 S. Panamas Sc to SIS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-24
in Der ct. Ennla.AirdD

9tu Sonratog, uIa an cr'tcn Mcib
fin0Ct III Der ct. Nollla
&irdc, bcqlnncn6 nlorOcns i0i4 llbr
Geit9ottcsNicnit itott. Gbor. lmb
Solp.Nortr0gc mcrocn bcitrngCn sur
Grb0bung bcs @ottcabicnitcs SIN
2(nibfub uu sorn Giottcsoicnit iin6ct
bic iScicr OCS bl 2lbcnOnnoblCa ltott
2lbcnOa I'M 7:3O bcgiunCnO miro
sic Ct. YouIa Sonnto1id)uIr lire
S&cjbnodtafclcr boltcn. 7jc Sonn
to1icbulc bat cin IpccicIl fir S&cih.
nohtcn bCrgCitcIItca ErONronl cin0c
ilbt. Goaiclbc lmlihIiCbt; 2icoCr bon
Ser z. g., SoIoa, [Snitrlmcntol WhI.
lit. &cOcrmom bcr5Iitb cinNcIoOen
bcjNcn Tcicrn bci5lnpobncn.
SonutoQ no0 2&ciDNochtCll Dies
mol Scr 3lucitc N&ciQnohtato9, lit
SottC2Oicnit. Ur bcgimt nm 1914
llhr ulorGcn@.
q nj SplpCitcr u bcnO 7:3O
NiottcaOicnit glnl irlbcn 2lbcn0. 9
llbr bCQimGnO. Ero0rom Dom Elu.
QcnNpercin. Grci Qiolo1c fowluc1
gum &ortroQ: Scr iirlt &irtbOaD "
l&Cihund,t5irCuNC." .EGpn'I mill
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-24
Mus Dem Gebcn 9cidDicOcn.
Gbriitiau Stcpban, bel Snrnpltc
lupbubait, i'm NIltcr Dun 76
Snbrcn geItDrbcn.

IIm bohcn llltcr Don 1G %ohrcn
lit an 10. Icacnlbcr. Gbriition Stc.
pboL cin lnn0i0bri9cr Ncmobncr
unicrcs Golu1tpS, III hCr 9&Obmula
icinr$ Sobnca 4. ). StrphoN, nobc
(urnpifc nod lGnQcrCr &ronflCit
gcItorhcn.
Scr &critorbcnc, Scr 81 Ocn be
funntcitcn @ilrgcrn Ocs I0r0Iid)cn
IhciIca unicrr5 Gountna 50bltc, III
Wclhcm TT iclt ntcbr al@ ilunI6iG
,iubrcn moDntc rm0 ocu 2ldCrbou be
tricb, bintcrI0Bt iol9cnOc &nOcr: y.
5, Stcphoh nobc SmiSa mobnhoft
| &n. &. Stcpbon lm0 GSrnu G0. SjCQ
Ter. Don Nop lmo 6rou &Obn Mobn
uon Spiss. Gbcniulls ilbcrICbCn i'm
5mri @rjiocr: Grit lnN >SODu Stc.
pbun Don Smias, iomic 0rCt SdNDc
Itcrn: 5rou NIorn NjiIlia Don Won
6rau Wturtho Sd)oCncr ppn 9&ot.
FONTS, Gfla., mo Srau Mermm
9riCihfc pon @crmom ionic piCl
@roBfin0cr.
Qic @cerOiglmQ ionN ont 6rcitof
letter &ode oui Dem @ottesodcr 0cl
cnongl. Stride 81 Slpiss Itott, mobr
Euitor S6michcn nltirtc.
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Summer - a
MGr5uinS i'm Sc5ember ridltct picl
Shaocn an.

Gin itltrmGbnli6er GSin0 Der ilr
Scr Sonntog gtd6t Scr borigcn $50.
DE bier miltbcte, bat ouf perIhicoc.
ncn SornlCn in inherent Golmtn
nubnlbaften S6ooen Ocrltriadt, in.
OCm Nurd) bcniClben nielC @cu. ltnh
Stroblt0fc umgClpOrfen nlrbcn.
9lltI elmer 6arn m Der 2ittlc Der,
ger mur0c our6 0aS llnucbCn Ctnes
StroDitotcS cine Sub inter Dem
Stroh ucrIdItttct lln0 crltidtc. gIui
scr Nurm 0cS ISM. @infhoCltcr unb
oca 6rit Sbroc0cr nobc 0rntc,
plroCn Oic Gornbuufcn iibCr oaa
.gon5c 6cIO 5critrellt lm6 ouf Sdr0.
.Ocr's 6ornl 0oa Goh 0cs gSobn,
hnIa nb1Nporicn uNo on0erc @chGu.
IidlfCitCn bcidGoigt. Cine grOBe
9In5ubl Scr 9tndlbnrn morcR ntcbrcrc
Gage oli scr 6orm oea 2Cbtercn be.
id)GitiQt I'M Den Shoorn mlabciicrn
5u bclicn.
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6ermanu ARp., 6reitag, ben "a. December, 1920
Sndtc Sas '6cim icincs S4ubltbGtcrs
anf nm 5u itcrbcn.

Or. 6r. 2lufOcr@ciOc, Goumtn |
Coroner, mllroc Icttcn Soustog noh |
Der 6ornt 6cs ). ". Gnglcrt, bier |
WtciIcu iilblidb non Wtorriion gCrll.
len lnt cincn SnQltcit ob5uboltcn
bctrCffs 0cS Io6cS bon @arrp Gent
mon, etluo 5l Sabre alt, ser an
icIbcn Gage IN Der @obnln8 Gn8.
lCrt's gcItorbcn mar.
&or Ctluo brci ESobrcn, mGbrcnO
Gnglcrt filr Die GiiCnbobn9cicuihoft
orbcitctc, Dottc or 2cumon gctroi-
fen Der bnmol& billf- lmO mittelln5
mar lnO Den or bcircllnOct bottC.
&Or 5lDci W|onntcn fam Scnmlon
nod Gnglcrt's SSobnltng unO hat
lm gll,inobme ouf cine @o6c lulb
ga ocrlclbe fronf 81 icin ific1 MIR
sc ibm Oic @ittc 0cpGbrt. Ger
6rCmOc, OCn GnQlCrt MIR bent 9to
men nod fannie, mar mclan6oIiIdl
.lm0 0rpbtc 0itcra lciucm 2cbcn Gin
Gn0c 3u berCitcn. 2lm lcBtcn Gam.
itug pcrI6linmlCrtc lid iCin s3uItnn0
IlnN CT bc0cutCtC @crrn G;nQIert OGb
icin Gu0c nubc lei uu0 oI3 Gr.
ShuDmader, bon abortion, scr Der
bcigcrltTn moroCn mar, Den &unfCn
Ilntcriuhtc, innb or 0CnlclbCn in Ncn
Iebtcn 3ii9cn rm0 fur5 OorolI trot
Scr 500 Gin. Sic 2Cihcnl6olt cr-
gnb, 0oB Scr als NorrD Scnmton be,
tanntc 6rcnlOc cincs notiirlihcn 30
bcs itnrb. Ger &crItorbcnc mar
n1ittelIoS, bcballptete ieOod OoB CT
eincn 8rl,ocr in Cincinnati Sbio,
babe, Der 9onfprGiiocl,t lit, icOoh
imnge or uifts NIT lcincn 8crlponO.
ten 5lt tbun bnben.
90 fcinc Gcrlpunote lid, 0c5 2cih-
mans nnnobmcn, mltroc 0rriCIbc
Olrh bic foIgcnocn !NitQIiC0cr Der
GoronCrs &urp ortf Der GngIcrt
Iorm bccrbiQt: Ectcr &ucblcr,
GboS. @cinboI5. So9. GnglCrt, Fcro.
Nctcr&, 2Inton Gpplc lmo Ncn.
Ectcr3.
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sriufrInnnsN sNnfocrSciSc.

(5n Scr @obmmQ 0Cs Gr. 6rCOc.
rif g(ufOcrNci0c l1nh 0CNcn @nttill
in 0rotc, mlr0C an Wtittpoh Ocrcn
Codtcr, Sri. Gnuuo 9lfhcrNCioc
lmo gSnItcr @ri1fmonn, ourh go
Itnr @u$. Mourcr, Don Der NJ +.
Stride 3u 2calic, IN Ocn ri. @lu1N
ser Gbc cinQcicQnct.
S>crr @rinfnnnn lit Gin SoDn hc&
@cnrp =. @rinfmonn, bon GbirN
Greet SmpuiDip, lln0 miro nit lei
ner ilmQcn Niottin ouf Der Gurn
icinc8 &ntCre luolncL On 2cbtcrcr
nuh SmcnsOilIc 81 ilbCriiehCln be.
obiidlti0t. Gic @rout lit biC cin5iQc
Gobtcr bon Or. glliocr&cibc uno
Satin. Sic mar nlcbrcrc Sabre
Stll0cntin am GCntrnI S2cSlepon
Goac0c 5u @orrcnton lnh mibrcno
Scr Snfllcn5o Gpibcmic in hori9cn
Sabre 0icntc iic l1n0crc 3cit III &un.
los Gitp ais &oGllntGr Gronfcns
pflc9crin. Gem popltl0rcn ilngcn
Gbepoorc miinid)er mir @liid lmo
@ottcs rcidcn Sc0cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-24
g&CibnHdytcn.

g&Cihnohtcn. l&Clh cin 0icCr uOr
@lijf un0 ScIi9fcit, mcIdb cine @cIt
poQ %icbc bir0t Ojcica cinCn SSortcS
&lou0, Nlcid elmer iYrclt0cn. lm0
TricOrnabptitoit t0nt c. oIIiGbrIid
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ocn &on,pf lm0 Strcit oca 9IHtoQa
lcbcna. IS lGBt bic &inOCroltQcn
oliIcubtcn III 0IildicIi0cn Gnt5ijdrn
crfillltcr g&iurihc; ca idncIlt Bic
Ncr5cn scr Gltrrn IN frobCm StoI5
ln0 ItiIIcr @ciricOigunN ltnh c*
iiibrt sic 9llten in scr GrinncrlmN
5urilt in scr &in0DCjt goINcnC Gage,
0o oltdl tic nit CinCm NCr6cn polI
irohcr Mofinlng ioud5enh lultcr 0cm
Icu6tcnbcn Sonncnbolmr 0CItonNcn
babe
@cibnohtcn! Sci ms gcQrijBt, Oll
6cit scr wcnihgCworbcnen @ottcS
licbC, 0iC nit Dem ItroblCnbCn Stern
bon @Cthlcbcnr iibCr Der WCnidbcit
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nic inherent McrScn pCriGnlid) 1lohC
itChCn, ionOrrn Scr C@ Cin tiCfinrcrs
tics @COilrfnib it, vmobI5utbun lmN
n,it5utDCiIclL" lmb bic nit DEM
@cltcrlGicr 81 Sen Hlrmcn lm0 Glen
Ocn ipridbt: v&onmt bcr 81 mir.
ole, Die &nr ntilbicliN lut0 bcloocn
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limo mCr oud MIR Gin Sdlcrflcin
oo5u britroQcn fmn, Den Sonncr
lmo Oua GIcnb oli Gr0Cn 5u lin
bern, Wrrm c$ NCtinNt, nit jorftcr
Nonn ouh nlr cine IbrGnc 81 trof
ncn, nur cin 2GhcIn oltf Gin trou.
RIGGS NIcnidrnontIit 81 5ollbcrh
ouh mir Cin 6iinffcn SnnncniActn
in Gin pcrouitcritcS Goicin 5ll giCBcn
Der bat sic @otihoft bCS GnGcla Der.
nommen: oSicbc, if ptrtilnol9c
Gu6 Qrobc Srcuoc!"
g8obl ibn,! 0erm nidt mr. I'M
i'm ionocrn oud IN linn lit cS Mclb'
nod,tcn ocluorbcn! (9lusg.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-24
9Iagcmcinc Gpnutn Menigfcitcn.

Gic Gountp Gonrt miro on 80.
Gc5cnrbcr 5u cincm pcrto0tcn Ter
min in Sitlm0 trctcn.
I5rl. gloclC &ottclmonn 2chrcrun
Scr nntcrcn 2ittIc Berger ShuIc
lnrN ibrc Sd)iilCr mcrocn bcrltc (,Srci
to0) 9Ihcno I'M ShuIbouic cine
@cihnodt llntcrboItln0 pcron'toI-
ten 5u mclhcr SC6ermom cinNclo0cn
lit.
@Cborcn, u. 3emon un0 Snttin.
nobc OmcnSpillc, Gin SobnhCn
Us ircrt unS bcrihtcn 81 fonnCn,
oob Oscar Shocifcr, lucl6cr on Scr
2lngcnrnt5ilnOlng idpcr crfronft
mar, iid, jctt mieocr ouf bcm bcltct
@coc our @cnei,mQ bcfinoct,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-24
&crnrtbcilt nuo anf %arul scitcllt.

%n CinCm um lCbten Snmatog ob-
Gcboltcncn Spe5iol Ecrnlin Ocs
@rciSQcridtca, pltroc @n. &ocinn.
mcQcn @rob0iCbitnbIa 81 5pci Sab.
rcn 3ltftbousitruic pcrltrtbciIt, jc.
0odb 0lrG 9fidtcr u. u. 9rcucr, in
2Iubctrudt ieinea jugcn0Iid)eu AltcrS
umo Ocs lllnItunOca OoB CT bcrcitS
brci S&ohcn IN Gin3clbnit in Der
Gountp Sail 5ugcbrod)t bottc, oltf
4}urol lmo lmtcr Obbut icincs III
ct. 2ouis WobncnOen Onfcls &c.
itcllt. &ncion, Der crit Is Sabre
5dbIt, gcituno OaB CT icinc Ntitar-
better nuf cincm ser Gonpfer Der
6luB Gonlnliiiion, nobe Berger,
nm $40 un0 Gin Yoor ncllcr Shuhc
bcitobICn bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-24
WascunaOc GunntN Sburtburn
prcisgctrDnt.

ogiortD Stor" cin Sbortborn @nlI
bis Dor 5mci Eobrcn Gigcntblm bcS
bcfomtcn Observation-Disclosures @ottl.
@unpcr. bon @ermonn N, g, ers
biCIt ouf ser Eocific SSutcrnatiOnol
2inc Stod @rpoiition in YortlonO,
Srcoon oen oicntor d)onpionibip"
GrciS 5uerfunnt. Scrr @rlmpcr bot
0cn 3udtItier Dor 3uei SSSabrcn al
GDoS. Sorriion, bon Sonto GoIo.
California, pcrfouft. 9ic 5roht-
foItcn bon bier bis uod Santo &oia
bctrltgen $144.00 lm6 cs nobm 13
Gage bis Oos jln9c Ibicr Icinen Be
Itiutmlln9sort crrcidtc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-24
HandJbanS icincs Slciihuurratbcs
bcranbt.

Gin 0icb muBtc lid in bcr lcbtcn
gSittlpo6 gta6t GinloB III boS
RoudbbouS oes @m. @rciS, an hcr
8. 5troBc su peridoffcn lnO bcrol'b.
tc boSIclbc Icines 6lciidporrotbcS
bcltcbcuo aus cinen 0intcrpicrtcI
RinofIciid, oos Scrr @rcis crit olt
Ntonto9 9efoltft bottc. @os unlc'
rcn 1Srcllno @rciS om, mctltcn
,fudIt," lit scr ltmitanb, oob Der
0icb nid)t bcibc Stiidc nlitnohn.
ionbcrn nur oos faitiglte Stiif ln1n
bos onocrc Stiif bos nur aus Sup
penfnod,cn" bcitonb, b1ngcn Iicb.
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@rnnS.Siacntbnm sllcbcrtragnnacH.

Scit lmicrcm Icbtcn @criht mur'
sen foI9cnOe @rlmOciGcntbumS.
llcbcrtroQungcn i'm bicii0cn TccOr-
Der 9Intc Qcbudt;
s. M, @rop an 6runf Nobb.
@rlnoitlf IN &cN @ir0, $175; @oc-
ger @roa. an @oItcr Strof unb
@ottin. 2ot ~ mn GbciI bon Got
A. NtorftitroBe in NCrmonn (hic
friibcrc Or. Noffncr 9tciiocn3l
$500; Non @iIcS W 9In0r. 9ocid.
Cots :, s lm0 9, @lf. "A. OWcna
piIlc, 5000; 9. 9. >biQbcc an NIircb
Rcctor, 20 gIdcr bel OmcnspiIe,
$1,000; Gon Sotiib an &ohn 9Il-
corn, Got 10, @lf. 1G, @oaconoher
$50.
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Williams news., 1920-04-23

Arizona, will be subject to set clement and entry under the provisions of the homestead
 laws of the United States and the act of June II, 1906 (3A Stat, 233), at the United States land office at Phoenix, Arizona on June II, 1920. Any settler who was actually and in good faith claiming any of said lands for agricultural purposes prior to January 1, 1906, and has not abandoned same, has a prefer ence right to make a homestead
 entry for the lands actually oc- cupied. Said lands were listed
 upon the applications of the persons mentioned below. who have a preference right subject to the prior right of any such settler, provided such settler or applicant is qualified to make homestead entry and the pref erence right is exercised prior to June II, 1920, on which date the lands will be subject to set clement and entry by any oual- flied person. The SEA- SEA- SEA-, S1s NEH SEN SEA-, NW14NE1ASEASEM, Sec. 9. W1aNW 1t NEH. NWMSW 1l- NEAt, @SEANWA, NEA- NWA, E12 NWM NWHt, NWA NWA NWH, NEH- SWA NWA NW1l, NEM- SWANW A, Sec. 15; NEH- NEANEH, Sec. 16, T. 22 N, R. 3 B., G. & s. R. M, contain ing 16O acres except that DOT. tlon heretofore restored under
Williams news., 1920-04-23

Whether or not it be fair to criticize a Republican Congress for failing to adopt a recon struction legislative program recommended by a Democratic President, it is at least in order to critize it for failing to de velop any alternative program and for total failure to keep the campaign pledges to enact such legislation so vociferously made to the people in the fall of 1918.
Williams news., 1920-04-23

There is a tendency on the part of Republican leaders in Congress to criticize the Execu- tive branch of the Government for things done. Is there not justification for the charge that Congress has done all too little?
Williams news., 1920-04-23
List 3-423O Amended

RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST. Notice is hereby giv-
 en that the lands described be- low, embracing 160 acres, with in the Tusayan National Forest,