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The Lamar register., 1920-05-19
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
Lamar Schols are Closing This Week
After Successful Year.

This is commencement week for La
mar schools and there is the usual list
of school entertainments and public
exercises. The baccalaureate service
was held at the auditorium on Sun
day evening and was attended by a
large audience. The sermon was deliv-
cred by Rev. Waller and special mus
ical program was arranged for the oc-
casion.
The Junior banquet TO the Seniors
was given on Monday evening, and
the regular commencement program
will be given on Friday evening.
The Lamar register., 1920-05-19
APRIL REPORT OF COLORADO'S
COW TESTING ASSOCIATION

No. cows tested 359 $50 291
Av. lbs. milk pro-
duced per COW $40 s5O.5 513.O
Av. lbs. B. F. pro-
duced per COW 2s.2 1874 1856
High Cow
Milk produced 1869 1000 1923
b. f. produced II "a 5S.4
High Herd
No. Cows 20 % 8
Lbs. milk Mo. 1425 1862 91s
Lbs. b. F. Mo. All 4210 Bali
The heavy snow storm about April
18th seems to have decreased the pro-
duction to quite marked extent in all
sections of the state, with the excep-
tion of Johnstown. Many dairymen
were very short of feed during this per-
iod which no doubt counts to some ex-
tent for the low yields.
The High Cow for the state is owned
by w. A Purvis Of Johnstown and the
High Herd in the Arkansas Valley
Association belongs to the Center
Farm of the American Beet Sugar CO.,
Of Lamar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
McADOO BUDE PODPORO.
VATI COKE.

New York, 20. cervence. -
William G.. McAdoo, drlvejsl
sekretar pokladny kandidat
ma presidentskou nominaci V
konvanci Y San Francisku, o.
hldsil dnes, re proslovi nekolik
reel pro James M. Coke, kandi-
data stranv behem kampan6,
jez slibuie byti hodne IL
YOU. V prohlaseni vydanem po
konferenci George Whitem,
predsedou narodniho demokra-
tickeho vyboru a sekretafem
guy. Coke, konane v obydli p.
McAdoo V Huntington, l.. |.
vcera vecar, McAdoo pravi, re
cid media 81 libiti koupene pre-
sidentstvi" a zada, aby ostre
svetlo bylo vrzeno ma kampan-
nj fondy. Zda-li senatni vySe-
trovaci vybor, jehoz pfedse-
dou jest senator Kenyon, pra-
vi McAdoo, bude konati plnou
povinnost, bude .konat casta
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
BOSi LUPICI MA ZAPADNl
STRANE..

Bandita, ienz pred provede-
MIN nekaleho Zam6ru Sc zul,
pasobil vcera We ctyfech do
mech ma zapadni strane. Boso-
nohy vetrelec pristavil zebrik
X oknu prvnim patfe bytu
ri. Amalie Parlovitov6, $500
Monroe Ave. a uzmul $50. Pr
podobn6m poCinani byl pi. An.
rou Posethiovou ien diva domy
dale pfekvapen u zahnan. Y
dome f. Lawrence, 1908 York
Ave. N. w. ukofistil lupic SO
IL bvtu pi. nj. Fekeove, 2294
zip. 80. ul. SO. VSude zane
chal stopy bosych nohou.
V Stag hotelu, 1916 vych
9. ul. napaden a pobodan by
vcera rano John Reeves, ne
Znamym muaem, ienz mu Il
.loupil S110. Zran6ny Reeves o
setrovan Jest V Lakeside ne
mocnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
PREDZVESTI NASTAVAJI-
CiCH VOLEB = PRVNl
SAZKY.

V doutnikdTskem obchod6
ma Superior Ave. n. E. byly
vcera utin6ny prvnl sdzky, kdo
V %. distriktu vyjde voleb
iako vit6z. Vsazeno bvlo sto
dolaru proti stejn6 sazce, re
byvaly senator T. f. Burton po-
razi oba kongresniky Emerso-
ma a Rutlegea nominaci.
Jne sazkv Znely: $1,000 pro
Ii $500. re bude zvolen senator
Harding. Stain6 obnosy pax
vsazeny. re Harding obdrzi '
Ohiu vice hlasu nez-li Cox.
500 proti $50 bylo s5zeno
za Harding bude miti vetSinu y
Illinois. Stejne obnosy sazeny
re byvaly mayor Davis bud'
Zvolen guvernerem.
$500 proti 5000 vsazeno, u
bude Fred Kohler ZnovuZvolel
okresnim komisarem, atd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
zADNf VYSVETLENl V
LAKEWOODSKE HRO-
NADINE OTRAVE.. .

Onemocneni 40 zen po DO
maci slavnosti, pofadane pred
m6sicem u pi. Caseove, 1864
Lake Avenue V Lakewoodu "a
priznak1 tyfovych, nebylo do
sud objasn6no. DR.. Moorehou-
Sc, nacelnik m6stske 1fadovny
pro prenosne nemoce sice wee
ra oznamiI, re ohlaSenych 40
pTipadd sice bylo vyl6ceno, ale
re Sc objevili move mnohem
horst priznaky. Tyfova nakaza
nasla 81 pry cestu dosud nevy-
sv6tlenym zpIsobem, mi kus{
ieho zprava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
ZAVODY GET K. OF
PYTHIAS.

Vcera bylo V Edgewater
parku cviCeno Zavod a V po-
Iadovych cvitenich ziskala |.
cenu Ceta Vigo Co. 2 Terre
Haute Ind, velitel kap. Tho
mas V odd6leni A pro Getty @
26 mulch tf9ni dustojniky.
V odd6leni B. 18clenn6 oddly
8 tremi dustojniky, odnesla pal
mu vit6zstvi, docilivSi prvni
ceny ceta akronskd pod kap.
r. @. Bullmanem, kdezto tfetl
cenu 81 odndSi Geta re st.
Louis, i9iimz velitelem byl ka-
Ditdn f. l.. Moravcik.
Penezni ceny We vysi cd 800
DO $1,000, rozd6leny budou v
lezeni dnesniho dopoledne.
Krone cen zavodnich ud6leny
dive iine po 5000, z nichz jed
nu obdrzi c2ta o neiv6tsim po-
n muzstva a druhou omen od-
dil, ktery mel do Clevelandu
neidelSi cestu.
Ma sjezdu jednano bylo o
zmen6 uniforem, iez ma v6sti,
ably u vsech organisaci Zavaden
byl strizlivy stejnokroi, podob-
ny arm5dnimu, ale pfece jen
ponekud odliSny.
Zivot V lezeni ponekud slab
ne, ielikoz v6tSi cast hotsi od,
leila ke svym domoyum. Dnos
uspofadana bude automobile
va projizdka m6stem a Ultra
v posledni den siezdu Romans
bude zav6reGni slavnost ia
Euclid Beach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
TRANSMONTINENTALM
LET POSTCVNfCH AERO
PLANU.

Tri celokovove jednoplosni-
ky prvni transkontinentalni
vzdusni postou, pfistaly vcerej~
slho odpoledne ma letisti Glenn
Martin Field ma letu z New
Yorku do San Franciska, uti-
nivSe tax v Clevelandu prvri
Zastavku. Prvni letadlo pfiby-
10 3. hodine, druh6 V $50 a
tfetl V 7:15 hod. Il New Yorku
odletla V o:35 hod. die cleve-
landsk6ho casu. Let Jest jakou-
81 zkouskou novych aeroplanu,
zhotovenych z kovu pokus
rozhodne, ida ma vlada tento
typ letadel zavesti pfi vzdusnl
.doprav6 pres americk0u pevni-
nu cd atlantickeho k pacifick6-
.mu pobfezi, ktera ma praVidel-
.nou cinnost zapocfti iiz V me-
sici zari. Zaifmavym jest, ze
stroje byly hliniku vyrobeny
V N6mecku, jsou dosti prostor-
ny a unesou pohodln6 5 osob.
Stroie doletly do naseho mesta
bez nehodv az ma rozdil case.
w. L6tadla dneSn1ho rama cd
lett do Chicago zastavi So ma
vzdusn6 pouti t6z Omaze,
Cheyenne, Salt Lake City, Re-
nu a konetne u cile V San
Francisku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
ZE SCHUZE VELkORADU
c. S. p. S.

Sch6zi zahaiil pfedseda A.
Obermaier. Zdpisky minule
schaze pfijaty. Ma zddost ji-
steho bratra Cd Radu Lech u
snaSeno, ably dlouho nemocny
omen bratr 81 od sveho Rddu
nechal rozepsat ma ostatni br.
R6dy zadost dobrovolnou
podporu. Ia posledni m6sic
zemfelym bratr6m a sestram
vzdana posledni cest. Statni
duv6rnik br. J. Hejduk, die sv6
zpravy "a minuly mesic pfijal
&12793.1O. Vydani ma vvplace-
nj umrti S6.60O.O0. Zbyva V
bance S6193.10. Br. Huml po-
dava zpravu, re az dosud W.
t6zek z vyletu obnasi S457.76.
Zprava re Svazu Svobodomy-
slnych a Narodniho Sdruzeni
vyvolala delSi debatu a konec-
ne usneSeno S roZhodovanim
vyckat pozd6isi dobu. Zprava
o Husove slavnosti byla pfiia-
ia. Pred ukonGenim schuze br.
F. Sakryd poiadnaval o dustoi-
ne slavnosti M. J. Husi, KITE
rou Americana ma kolleji V O.
berlin "a velk6 Gcasti pofadali.
Dale pojedndval zivote a
piisobeni zemfeleho br. Tom.
Pivonky od Radu Svornost, ie-
hoz slechetn6 snahy So mnoho
liSilv cd MIN zde sestarlych
rodak6. Br. T. Pivonku jsme
vidivali V krouzku veselych
nladik6, ktery Sc schazlval
mistnosti, zname pod jmenem
Perun, ma Croton Ave, avsak
ieho chovani bylo vzdy mirne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30

zasedani behem kampane a Wy
setfovati, jakych pramenG
Rampant fondy jsou cerpany.
Jest pry to verejnym tajem-
stvim, ze republican, sbiraji O.
hromny kampanni fond, do
nehoz prispiVaji muzi jsouci
We spojeni velikymi korpora-
cemi V zemi.
st. Louis, 20. cervence. -
Spolkovy senator James A.
Reed prohlasil dnas, re senatni
podvybor nezacne vysetrova-
MIN kampannich vyloh presi-
dentskych kandidatii az V zafi.
Clenove chteji pry 81 dopfati
krdtkych prazdnin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
PPUVOD SVOBODNYCH
ZEDNARU.

Ultra odpolene po druhe no.
dine usporadan bude u pfilezi-
.Jsti polozenf zakladniho ka-
meme k move zednarske budove
1915 Euclid Ave. velky slavno-
stni pruvod 2 nam6sti po Eu-
cid Ave. k stavenisti, kde V
auditoriu velkoloze konan bu-
lie slavnostni, obrad ufednikv
t6to organisace, jez V samot-
mem state Ohiu Cita ma 10000
Glenu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
GEN. PERSHINC v
MARIETTA.

Marietta, O., 20. cervence
Gen. John ]. Pershing. zdra-
ven bvl zastupem vice ne5
1000 osob pri vefein6 recep.
ci We zdejsi zbrojnici. Drivej
81 vrchni velitel americkeht
vojska V Europe prijel sem. na
navSt6vu sveho pfftele brig
gen. Dawese a pri te pTilezito.
sti mistnf sbor Americke Legie
uspoTadal mu vefajnou recep.
ci. ku kter6 sielo Sc tisice lid
z okoli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
HOCH ZAPLATIL. VYLEZA.
NJ MA AUTOTRUCK
SMRTf.

Maly, 4lety Frank Hide,
1896 Columbus Rd. S. W.,
byl vcera ma miste zabit, kdyz
50 SNAIL vyl6zti ma autotruck
izeny F. Benkovskym, 4187
vych. IA. ul. Auto Sc pojednou
ma svahu smeklo, a nest astny
hoch zaplatil svoji nezbednost
smrti pod koly stroie. Benkov-
sky nemaje ma smutne pfiho-
de vinv byl sprost6n kazd6 zod
Dov6dnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
yvET'.

samostatne. Nanechal sc nikdy
strhnouti k smeSIenn neb W.
stfednimu jednani. Pr zamest-
mani co tajemnik Tiditele skol.
studoval RUNE reci a pax Sc
venoval studii zakonG, az slo-
I'll zkousky co pravnik a po-
zd6ji otevTel uTadovnu V dolen
MIN meste, kde dlouha leta
prdvnickou praksi provozoval.
Jeho poctiva povaha mu ne
dovolovala uzivat lie a usllo-
ku a proto Sc venoval hlavn4
hotoveni 1rednfch listin. Jeho
zvlastnlm zalibenim bylo stu
dovat mineralie a jeho vernym
spolecnikem po dlouha leta bvl
p. M. Bubna, od6vnik, Wood
hill Rd., ktery Sc venoval hmy-
zov6de. Kazdy rok spolu cesto-
vail vzdy jinou hornatou kraji-
nou a tax Nobohacovali svoje
sbirky a zfskane znalosti sdi-
leli vynikajicimi profesory
ma zdejsfm ucelisti Case
School, kde byl zalozen V ro-
ce 1904 spolek Natural History
Society. Predsedou toho spoil
ku byl prof. j. T. Patterson a
br. T. Pivonka byl mistopred-
sedou. Zaroven byl zvolen do
vyboru pro studovani zemezpy-
tn (geologii). DR.. M. Wellroy
mel ma starosti studovati pta-
ctvo, M. Bubna hmyzovedu.
Pravnik Pivonka byl V tom obo-
ru nennavny pracovnik bo-
hatou sbirku odkaZal do
musea V Case School.
Pravnik T. Pivonka nemel
vlastnich ditek, ale mnohym
nest astnym sirotkum byl pra-
vym otcem. SirotCi Soudce znal
icho dobre srdce a poctive
smySleni, nejhorSich pripa-
dech Sc ma neho obracel, usta-
noviv jej porucnikem. Jak mi
vypravel, nekdy z ditek mel ra-
dost, ale casio "a jeho dobre
snahy sc dozil trapneho skla-
mani.
Br. Pivonka sc nesucastnil
Gimme V nasich spolcich, ale byl
uprimnym Cechem, mocen
spravne Destiny, jeho neu-
navnou praci We vede, KITE
rou Sc zajimal, mezi vzelanou
tfidou prosp6l mnoho k dobre-
mu imenu ceskeho naroda a
proto jeho dobre snahy a "a
sluana cimost v jeho ziti "a
slouzi nasi vdecne vzpominky.
Bratri Sc zajmem vyslechli
zpravu o chvalne cinnosti br.
Tomdse Pivoiky. Ucetnik br.
Cernohorsky hlasil prijem
$932.18, vydeje S24.75s
f. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
NARODNf NESNASENLI-
VOST " MANZELSTVl.

Marie Russova, 1926 vych.
3S. ul. podala vcera u okres-
niho soudu ma sveho manzela
Vojtecha Russa, 1890 vych.
N. ul. zalobu o roZvod proto,
za Sc necht6l uciti anglicky =
"a posledni valky projevoval
sympatie s Nemeckem, Rakou-
ekem a Mad'ary.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
SkOLECNE PRAZDNINY CE-
LIE TOVARNY.

Kaynee Co., 6925 Aetna Rd.,
zavre cely zavod cd | do 8 srp-
ma, aby mohla byti poskytnu=
ia zotavena as 1000 zam6stnalf
cum. Novy tento system byl
zaveden proto, aby nebyli nu-
ceni V tovarne zbyli d6lnici do
haneti "a druhy, nal6zajici 50
ma dovolene.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
NOVA OLEJOVA STUDNA.

Ma Bailey farm6, mill w
chodn6 od Rock Creeku byl
naleZen novy pramen oleje,
skytaiici 5 sudG denn6. Obie-
ven bvl V hloubce 60 strevi-
c6 spolecnosti Rock Creek Oil
& Gas Co. a pramen nazvan
Addia No. 5. Hlasi tax uredni-
ci imenovane korporace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
ZEMREL PO VYTAZENI
ZUBU PONOCi PLYNU.

58lety Flip Parth, 2319
vych. SIS. ul. navstivil vcera We
Ger zubniho l6karo, aby Sc po-
drobil bezbolestn6 operaci po-
moci plynu. Nenabyl vice vedo-
mi skonal die policejnich ra-
portn v Charity nemocnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
SPOR RIEZI FARMARI A
MLEKARI.
Nemohou Sc dohodnouti O ko
fist povstalou zdrazenim
mleka.

Vzaiemny spor vyrobcG s
prodavaci mleka, Y ci prosp6ch
vlastne ma byti ml6ko zdraze-
no. octl Sc ma mrtvem bodu
jest dosti moznym, ze nektefi
farmari zastavi obchodnikum
dodavani.
Jak liz oznameno, nastati ma
/. srpnem &c Zdrazeni ma kaz-
dem gallonu a hadkv mezi te-
mito "dobrodinci" povstaly
hlavne to. V ci prospech Sc
move vykoristovani lidu ma
stati. Ma vcerejsi konvenci
shromdzd6ni clevelandsti nile
kari jednali Sc zastupci the
Ohio Farmers Co. Operative
Milk Co. a nabizeli "a dovd-
zene mleko 35c "a gallon,
kdeztO posledn6jsi pozadujl
36c.
PreG /. Gervencem dostavaE
3015c, kdyz Jim bylo slibeno
ZvySeni &c ma gallonu, aniz
by mleko pro lid bylo nutno
zdraziti. Dnes navrhuji mleka-
ii zvySiti cenu ml6ka Is ma
16c "a kvart z 9 ma 10c "a
paint, ale nabizeii Sc soucasne
zvysiti cenu placenou vyrob-
cum o 21a centu, kdezto tito
pozaduii prav6 o 1c vice.
Jest pochopitelno, ze kazda
strana Sc dovolava k v6tSi cdsti
koristi, kterou Zaplatiti ma ja-
ko obyGein6 konsument. G. F.
Kirk, tajemnik farm6Tskeho
kooperativniho druzstva v6rl
re zvySeni patrf do kapes pro-
ducenta, kdezto vira mlekaftl
pozGstava V tom, IL by jim
slusel v6tSi vyd6lek a ODE stra-
NY mali We svdj prospech ruz-
ne dGvody.
TAX ku pfikladu stezuji 81
farmari, re stdlym suchem ne
mozno vyuziti vyhody pastvy a
ma nekolika mistech bvlo nutno
skrmovati drahe obili, take a.
nj nastivajici zdrazeni tuto
Skodu nahraditi nemdze a pro-
to mnozi z polnfch hospodafd
Sc rozhodli zanechati chovu
doinic neposilati ml6ka do
Clevelandu vubec.
The Telling Belle Vernon
Co. vtera odmitla platiti far
mardm vice jak 35c "a gall a
die vyroku vicepresidenta II. j.
Coolidge ir. musi byti ddno il
stych who'd maloobchodni-
kim, iimz posledni dobou
vzrostly obchodni vylohy.
Dnes stoji ODE strany V teto
mlekarsk6 valce bezradny a
nikdo nechce pfedpoved6ti, ma
kterou stranu Sc viteZstvi pfi-
Roni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-30
Take vymluva.

Week. syn redaktorGv, pfi-
nesl do skoly misto ulohy cisty
papir.
"Co isl delal. lenochu. re isl
ulohu nenapsal?" oboril Sc ma
nGho ucitel.
"Prosim. ia il napsal, ale
censor mi ii skonfiskoval," od-
vetil povedeny zaCek.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-04-08
OF CUMBERLAND
MOUNTAIN

The Presbytery will convene in the
Postoak church, miles. north of AL
good, Tuesday evening, April 13, at
7.30, and will be opened with SER
mon by Rev. A. B. Buchanan of Leb-
anon. Tenn. The elecrYon OF Mode
rator and report of local committee
of arrangements will conclude the
evening session.
Wednesday, April IA
110O a. m. Sermon by Rev. Paul
E. Doran.
Administration of the Lords
Supper by Rev. A. B. Buchan-
an and DR.. W. w. Webb.
1915 Recess and lunch.
1880 p. m. Woman's Presbyterial
Society:
Reports from Presbyterial offic-
ers.
Messages from Home and For
eign Boards.
Our schools.
$3.50 D. m. New Era and Inter-
church. DR.. ]. H. Miller and Wis
iting field men.
700 p. m. Sermon by Rev. Raymon
c. Rankin.
Boy Scouts Related to the
Church, Rev. Victor c. Deity.
Thursday, April Is
Surveys, County and local, all pastors
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-04-08
ALFRED SMITHS HEARING

Alfred Smith was arrested in De.
troit last week on a charge of being
implicated in the murder of Corporal
Raphael Perlmutter, member of the
2Sth Infantry band. Deputy Sheriff
A. L. Weeks went after Smith and
brought him back, arriving in Cooke
vile Sunday on the 1898 train.
On Monday afternoon Smith was
taken before Esq. j. r. Douglass and
demanded hearing of the case which
was set for Wednesday morning at
ten o'clock At that time the hearing
was postponed until Thursday morn
ing in order that attorneys might re-
turn from Nashville with depositions
of John Kirby, Jim Madewell and Will
Robinson, colored, who are being held
in Jail as parties to the murder.
The evidence has been practically
the same as introduced last week be-
fore the coroner's jury of inquest,
nothing new of Importance being
brought out.
AS we go to press Saturday at two
o'clock the hearing is unfinished. The
general opinion is that Esq. Douglass
will hold Smith to the grand jury.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-04-08
1N = :. *

Mt. View Lodge No. 179, l. o. 0. F.
met in Masonic Hall at D. m, April
3, 1920, II. F. Sparks, N. G. presid-
ing, owing to extreme inclemency of
the weather there was a small attend.
ance, however the Lodge was opened
in the Bird degree. The minutes or
the last meeting were read and ap-
proved. Considerable routine busf-
ness was disposed Of Bro. c. p.
Jernigan and w. A. Crawford were
reported to have been sick some
three or four weeks. Bro. H. d.
Whitson was reported sick for a few
days. About all the rest of the sick
brothers were reported convalescent.
The law requires brothers to report
to the lodge their sickness, and IL
they reside more than miles from
the Lodge to send their Physicians
certificates, if they apply for benefits.
Two petitions for membership on
card and one petition for reinstate-
ment were filed and referred to CON-
mittee of investigation.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-04-08
RESOLUTIONS

WHEREAS, The Town of Cooke
vile has been shocked by one of the
foulest murders in its history; one
of it's visitors having been allured to
lonely spot, killed and robbed;
And, WHEREAS, The investigat.
ors of said crime developed the fact
that an unusual amount of gambling
and drinking and bootlegging, with
which some of the members of the
Rehabilitation School have been con-
nected and prominently mentioned,
has been carried on in and around
Cookeville;
Be 1t Resolbed, That: l. The stu
dent body of the Rehabilitation
School located at Cookeville, as well
as the individual students of said
school regret very much the tragedy !;
II. That each and every one is in
full sympathy with the thorough in
vestigation which has been made;
III. That it is sincerely hoped
that the guilty parties will be found
and punished;
w That the student body not
only -aeplores the fact that some OF
its members were implicated in drink
ing, gambling, and boot-legging, but
that it condemns bitterly such conduct.
v. That the student body as
whole and individually is in favor OF
law enforcement and is willing to
aid the officials Of the town and
county in putting into execution the
laws;
vi. That while we realize that
many things we're done in army life
that would not be tolerated in civil
life for which we do not hold them
blamable, yet we condemn such con-
duct in civil life and would urge on
every ex-service man to remember
that he is no longer in the army and
that he must adapt himself to civil
law and that it becomes his duty to
help see that the civil laws are en-
forced;
VII. That a copy Of these resolu-
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-04-08
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

In the excitement last week we
forgot to report the meeting of the
Republican congressional convention
that was held in Cookeville on Mon
day, March 20. Hon. w. F. Clouse
of this city was nominated for cong
ressman and made neat speech of
acceptance.
T. F. Stephens of Livingston and
Julian Campbell of Lebanon were
selected as delegates to the national
convention, with M. R. White Of
Rhea county and Mrs. M. H. Hawk
ins of Livingston as alternates. Gen
Leonard Wood was endorsed for
President and John ]. Gore or dele
gate at large. S. H. Justice of
Wartburg was nominated as presi-
dental elector.
There was contest from Putnam
county, the Massa delegates being
seated by vote of IA to 8.
A state convention will be held in
Chattanooga next Wednesday.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-04-08
NOTICE TO MANUFACTURES

J. e. Rhodes. chief special agent,
who is in charge of taking the CEN
sus of manufactures, mines, quarries,
petroleum and natural gas for Dist
rict No. T. in Tennessee, has appoint
ed w. H. Wall as his local special
agent for the counties OF Putnam,
Overton, Wilson, Smith and Cumber-
land. The work will begin at once,
and Mr.. Wall hopes to have the CO.
operation of all manufacturers in this
work This will be boost for your
county and state to show the best
report possible.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-04-08
DAIRY MEETING

Fred White nd w. G. Adsmond,
county agent, attended the dairy
meeting at Buffalo Valley last Sat
urday. The backwater was up so
high that the farmers had to come
in boats and by way of the railroad
in order to get there, but there was
e very good crowd regardless of the
water conditions, and they had a
fine meeting.
Revern Patton, President Of the
Cooperative Creamery Of Lebanon,
was there and made an excellent
talk on dairying and what it had
meant to Wilson county, and what
1t would mean to Putnam county if
the farmers would take hold of it.
Messrs. White and Adsmond
made short talks ON dairying, what
it would do for that community il
the dairy cow was given chance to
show what she could do.
The farmers set another meeting
for Saturday afternoon, April 18th,
at l o'clock, and want all men in
the county who are interested in
dairy promotion in Putnam county
to come to this meeting. Come down
and give us a little encouragement
and assistance in this dairy interest
promotion.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-04-08
APPRECIATION

Having sold my mercantile bust
ness l take this method of expressing
my sincere thanks to the people OF
Cookeville and vicinity for their val
ued patronage during the many
years I have been in business here.
You have earned my lasting graft
tude.
bespeak for my successor, Mr..
Geo. w. Ransom, the same liberal
patronage and kind consideration
you have given me.
also desire to mention the pleas
ant relations have enjoyed with the
other business men of Cookeville,
the many evidences OF their good
will. p. M. SMTTH.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-04-08
COURSE IN HOME NuRsINc

Miss Matte Lansden, instructor in
nursing, from the Southern division,
A. R. c., will arrive in Cookeville
Monday morning to begin classes in
home nursing and care OF the sick
Miss Lansden has been in Algood the
past two weeks meeting twice day
large classes of women who have
felt the need of the splendid course
offered by the Red Cross. Monday
at 10:30 she will meet all women
who are interested in this matter, and
arrangements will be made for class
es. Every woman in CookeviHe
should arrange to be at this meeting
which will be held in the Cumberland
Club Rooms. Whether you are going
to be able to take the course or not
you should be there Monday morn
ing.
Many mothers have been afraid
they would be unable to take advan-
tage of this opportunity as they have
no one with whom to leave their
small children. This matter has
been adjusted, and they can bring
their little ones along, and compe-
tent nurse will look after them dur
ing the hour and half the class
lasts. You need have no lear that
your child will not be well cared FOR.
The Red Cross, standing as 1t does
for healthy and happy childhood, will
spare no effort to see that the best
Of care is given its young charges
the hour and half they are under
its supervision.