davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-13

Milan, IL. zari. Italske del
nictvo rozhodlo dnes 100000
proti 100000 hlasIm proti
bezprostredni revoluci v te ze-
mi. Hlasovani bylo predsevza-
to pfi zasedani Konfederace
Prace zde po neustale debate
trvavsi sestnact hodin.
Tovarny a zavody, jez "a
brany byly kovodelniky, budou
vsak podrzeny operovany
"jako experiment.
.Vyjednavanf Sc zamestnava-
tell zastoupenf delnictva ma
riditelstvech, jez kontroluji
prdmysly, bude zahajeno po-
catkem tydne. Rozhodnuti, a.
by nebylo zabirano vice tova-
rem delnictvem, rovnez neslo
s sebou rozkaz, ably ostatni to-
varny, krone onech ma spraco-
vanf kovI, byly vraceny "a
mestnavatellm.
Toto, snad nejvetsi rozhod-
mutt v moderni ekonomicke
valce, bylo vydano proti poza-
di bohatemu v historic. Ease
danf, v nemz tlumoceny ty nej-
radikalnejsf nahledy,. Romano
bylo We velike sini klastera,
jenz postaven byl pred tim,
nez-li Kolumbus objevil Ameri
ku.
Telegraph, telefonni il
skrova spojeni byla zrizena We
svetnicich, jez byly zbudova-
ny tech dobach, kdy clovek,
jenz 81 troufal vysloviti mine
nj, ze sv6t jest kulaty, byl
prohlasen "a Silence.
Pc nejakou dobu rozhodnu-
#, jez ocekavano bylo $ nejzi-
v6jsfm zajmem po cele Evro-
pc, zdalo Sc byti ma vazkach.
Muzi radikalnejsich smeri pri
mlouvali sc bezodkladne "a
brani primyslovych zavodG
po cele zemi. Nejmocn9jsi
hlas v rozhodnuti, jez bylo W.
dano, byl omen signora Dara-
gony, delnickeho vudee, jehoz
resoluce byla prijataa a jenz
nedavno Sc vratil z Ruska.. Sd6
lii delegation, lie pfisel z Rus
ka pine pfesvedcen, ,.ze bolSevi-
smu by Sc nedarilo ma italske
pide a ze jedine nebszpeci,
jz revoluce mela by " zapeti,
bylo by delnikIm samotnym.
Vlada zustala neutralni, ale
mistnf vojenska posadka byla
znacne sesilena. Vojaci -pfiji-
zdeji ma nakladnich automobi-
lech, jezto zeleznicni zrizenci
odepreli operovati pro ne VIA
ky.
Ma zabranych zavodech nd
spracovanf kovd vlaji rude
vlajky. Delnici pracuji v osmi-
hodinovych sichtach pax ko-
naji straz ctyri hodiny. Orga-
nisovane delnictvo socialist
cka strana jsou rozhodnuty sta
ii pfi kovodelnfcich a pfihled-
nouti k tomu, ably dostalo Sc
Jim zastoupen{ We sprave zavo-
du a plneho vytezku jejich pra
ce.
Konvence dale rozhodla, ze
We meneni Gle boje, TAX ably
donuceni byli zamestnavatele
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-13
MOVE VYJEDNAVANf 18.
ZARf.

Varsava, 13. zari. konferen.
ce mezi Polaky a Rusy v Rize
zapocne 18. neb 20. zaTi, die
uredni zpravy, jez byla dana
ma verejnost zde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-13

lVyQall manlIeSC, JlmZ uVeuOmu
il inzenyry a klerky technicke-
no stabu, re nevrati-li Sc do
prace behem 48 hodin, budou
povazovani "a propustene a
jejich mfsta nahrazena. Po-
tom zadnyz z tech, kteri pozby-
Ii tax zamestnani, nesmi Sc u
kazati blize zavod1.
Rim, II. zari. Zabirani pru-
myslovych zavodG delnictvem
rozsirilo Sc dnes ma textilni a o.
buvni tovarny. DIE zprav zde
obdrzenych, zamestnanci zmoc
mill Sc n6kolika textilnich tova-
rem v Turine a. vice tovapen ma
obuv v Milane. v peslednej-
Sim meste rovnez vsechny che
micke zavody byly prevzaty
delnictvem.
Mezitim, CO toto Sc dalo, "a
stupci delnikG a tovarnikG ko-
nall porady v Milane v usili do
ciliti urovnani prGmyslove kri-
Sc, jez zapocala tim, re kovo-
delnici PREVAIL tovarny, alb,
zabranili vyhostu, jimz "a
mestnavatele Jim hrozili. Od-
tud pax hnuti to rozsfrilo Sc
pozvolna ma chemicke, banske
a zemedelske prdmysly.
Tovarnici nabidli zvyseni
mzdy Cd 60 do 80 cent? den-
ne, ale odepreli poskytnouti
jakoukoli nahradu "a ten cas-,
co delnici byli ma stavce, z to-
no duvodu, ze ma nj samovolne
vysli. Zastupci d6lnfkG zamitli
nabfdku.
Poslanec Dragona, jeden re
zastupcG delnictva, pravil, re
kdyby vyjednavani melo Sc Sc
tkati nezdarem, zabfrani to-
varen bude rozsireno ma vsa-
chny mechanicke zavody, ale
ze zapas zGstane ciste hospo-
darsky.
Milan, II. zaff. Move revol-
ty boare We spojeni S indu-
.strialnim povstanfm vypukly v
tomto meste a Terstu a jinych
mistech. Vice nez 200 chemi-
ckych zavodG 'bylo zde obsaze-
no delnictvem a rude vlajky
mad mimi vztyceny ma rozkaz
d6lnicke komory. Chemicke
|zavody byly obsazeny soucas-
ne, ma trojf signal dany parnf
pfst'alou. Hned potom rude
vlajky a prapory nesouci boil
sevicke odznaky, kladiva a ko-
sy, byly vztyceny.
Delnicka komora, We vysv6t-
lenf zabranf chemickych "a
vodd, prohlasila dnes vecer, ze
hnutf toto nema povahu oprav-
doveho zabfranf zavodd, ny
brz je to pouze opatrenf, jez
bylo nutnym ma zajisteni kovo-
delnfkim materialu, ktery po-
tfebujf, ably mohli udrzovati
lprdmysl v chodl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-13
Polske a ruske zpravy

Varsava, IL. zari. Polaci DO
sinuli sve linie jihovychodne
cd Brasuu Litevskeho, podel
kovelske zeleznice a obsadiii
Wielkorytu, Maloroypu Mel
niku pc tuhych bojich. Bolsevi-
ci pri utoku ma Polaky ma TOM
to useku fronty pouzivali devi-
tt obrnenych kar, jez byly Jim
vzaty. Rovnez bylo zajato o.
smdesat opilych bolsevikG, die
uredni zpravy vydane dnes.
Jihovychodne cd Lvova rus
ka jizda, We spolupdsobeni S
Ukrajinci, postoupila obsadi-
la Burszeyn, Bukaczowce a
! Nastaszyn. Ornament Sc ne.
zminuje o litvinskem nseku.
Londyn, IL. zari. Uredni so.
vetovy bulletin oznamuje "a.
branf novych opevnenych po.
sic ma fece Bug a temer lplne
zniceni vojsk gen. Wrangela
protibolsevickeho v1dce, prav
jiskrova depese, obdrzana
zde z Berlina. Dodava, ze Pc.
laci ustoupili blize Brestu Ii
tevskeho pred novou ruskou o.
fensivou.
Carihradska depese pravf,
re gen. Wrangel podava zpra-
WI o tuhych bojich blize Po-
loghi, v provincii Ekaterino-
slavske, kde celia bolsevicka
brigada, j Sc stabem, byla "a
jata.
Rumunska vlada odpovede-
la ma ruske mirove navrhy, die
moskevske jiskrove depese.
Rumunsko preje 81 pry obno-
veni pratelskych vztahu RI
skem a slibuje uvedomiti sove
tovou vladu O svych nazorech
co do podminek mozneho do
rozumeni mezi ob6ma zememi.
Varsava, IL. zari. Gen. Roz-
wadowski, nacelnik stabu, W.
dial provolani k armade, V
nemz il varuje pred pachanim
nasilnosti ma zidech. Jest pry
pravda, re mnozi zide zprone-
verili Sc statu behem kratke
bolsevicke okupace polskeho
uzemi, ale JIM, obzvlaste oni
pravoverni, zIstali pry loyalni.
Nejhorsich nasilnosti ma Ii
dech dopoustela sc pry dru-
ha a ctvrta armada v distrik-
tech Yyszkowskem a Soko-
lowskem.
Sebastopol, IL. zafi. Bitva o
Tauridu skoncila naprostou po-
razkou Dolseviki. Vojensti po-
zorovatele pravf, ze novy Ii
vel byl uveden do. ruskeho val
Cent gen. Wrangelem. a sice
strategic vedena zkaznenym
vojskem. Ocekava Sc, re Wran-
gelova fronta zdstane nyni pew
nou, lee by bolsevici privedli
velke posily ze zbytkd sve ar
mady ma polske fronte.
Washington, IL. zari. Pol
sko bude zadat O rozsireni
svych hranic o 100 mil k W.
chodu cd Curzonovy linie V
nadchazejicim mirovem W.
jednavani mezi Polaky a boil
seviky v Rize, die sdeleni OBJ
drzeneho v 1rednich kruzich
dnes. LIME, jez predstavuje
~eximalni pozadavek Polaki,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-13
Rozhodlo, 100000 proti 100000 hlasdm, ze
neuznava pritomnou dobu vhodnou
pro industrialni prevrat
ZABRANE TOVARNY BUDOU VSAK PODRzENY
PRACOVANO v MICH MA ZKOUSKU
BEHEM vYTRzNOSTI " TERSTU BYLo sEDM OsOB
ZABITO, PADESAT RANENO

uznati zasadu syndikalni kon.
troly obchodu, obmysli upravi.
I'll cestu pro mnohem ohrom.
lnejsi reformy, jez musi nevy-
hnutelne vesti k socialisaci pr6
myslu, organickemu rozlusteni
problemu produkce.
Daragonova resoluce, je5
byla podporovana velikou fe.
deracl zemedelskych a textil.
mich delnikI We vsech stredis.
cich, kde zkvetaji ko-operativ.
nj podniky, jako v Bologni
Ravenne, Mantue a Ferrefe
pravi, ze spor kovodelnikG me-
mdze byti nyni rozlusten pou.
hym urovnanim neshod, je3
ma pocatku vznikly a prohlasu.
lje:
"Dnesni historicky okamzik
cini nemoznym i nadale pritom
Inc vztahy mezi pany a delni.
ky; rozhoduje, aby dalsi rize.
nj tohoto hnuti bylo prevzato
tGancrafni kOnfedpracf nracp
s pomoci socialisticke strany a
ze cilem zapasu jest donutiti
zamestnavatele k uznani zasa-
dy, re zavody budou kontro-
lovany unit delnictva."
Terst, IL. zafi. Vladni VOL
sko pouzilo dnes del ma potla-
Cent bouri, ma nichz sc podile-
Ii socialiste a vIbec radikalni
delnici. Dvema delovymi rama
mi, jez do davu byly vypaleny,
zabiti tri radikalove a patnact
poraneno. Vytrznosti, jez "a
pocaly pred nekolika dny drob
nejsimi srazkami mezi social
sty nacionalisty, trvaly pc ce-
II den. StavkujfcI delnici, ig-
norujice rozkaz delnicke ko-
mory, aby Sc vratili do prace,
zabarikadovali sc We ctvrti San
Giacomo a zahajili palbu ma
vojenskou hlidku.
Do vecera vsak vojsku, "a
pomoci, namornictva, podarilo
Sc zjednati poradek. Behem
tridennich bojd bylo zde Ia
bito sedm osob a padesat po-
raneno.- Ma sta osob, vetsinou
SloyanI, bylo zde zatGeno.
Janov, Italie, IL. zaff. Rusky
parnik Rodosto byl zabran dru
zinou tficeti namornfk1, kteri
nasilim dostali Sc lod'. Po ma
padeni veliciho dIstojnika u
veznili jej a dali lod' k dispo-
sici kovodelnfknm.
Bologna, IL. zari. Syndikat
zeleZniCnich zffZencu seSel Sc
zde a rozhodl osvedciti svoji
solidaritu sc stavkujfcimi ko-
vodelnfky zamezenim odjizd9-
nj vlakG pfeva2eJfcfch vojsko
a policii do ssverni Italie. Ne
kolik vlakd, k odjezdu pripra-
venych bylo zastaveno.
Leghorn IL. zari. Federace
sklenaft, jedna z nejsilnejsich
delnickych organisaci zdej-
sich, dala 100000 lir k dispo-
sici mfstnf unii kovodelnfkI.
Tito dostavati budou 100 lir
tydne stavkovnf podpory, zda-
! Ii zenatf a svobodni delnici 70.
! Neapol, IL. zafi. Delnici "a
{, bravsi Armstrongovu to3arnu
w Pozzuoli, nedaleko odtud,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-13
MacSWINEY NEMUZE JIZ
MLUVITI.

Londyn, 13. zari. Nasleduji-
ci bulletin vydan byl dnes We
1880 hod. po poledni:
"Stav lord mayora MacSwi-
ney-ho jest nezmSnSn. Mluviti
vIbec jiz nemize."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
Christmas Party
Held at Forestry
Offices Today

A Chriatmas party for tho children
Of the forest service employees was
held at q;30 o'clock this afternoon
NJ the headquarters office, with n big
tree. a real Fat Santa Clnus and pres
nta and candy for all of the 40 kid
dies. ks. NIi. 4f 4rutr
The program began with the play
Ing Of Christmas carols and anthems
on a phonograph, Miss Edna Miller
then told the exciting tale of Twas
tho Night Before Christmas' AFTER
which Frank G. w, Pooler. district
forester, gave his chrlstmas greeting
TO the force.
Santa Claus then arrived from, the
root where his nirplane was said TO
have landed. and distributed presents
10 everybody from he big sack on
his back. Quincy Pandails was
strangely missing from the party and
IL was suspected that he was doing
deputy duty for old st. Nick for the
occasion. Little Miss Grace Cook gave
a recitation announcing the arrival
Of the famous visitor. The han was
lfrofusely decorated with e~versreens
and tho big tree was trimmed with
electric lights and gay stockings Tor
each Of the children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
COUNTY TO ASK
FOR STATE AID N
FLOOD PROTECTION
Commissioners Want As
distance in Meeting
Budget Of $l2.60

Decision to ask state assistance for
the flood protection of Hernalilio
county was made by the county com
tnlrsioucrs this morning after nccept,
inr the budget submitted by Edmund
Ross. county surveyor. which calls for
the expenditure during the cominR
yenr of. sie,s 400. Chairmnn NJ X.
wyldcr took IN the matter. by cores
ponacnce this afternoon with the state
engineer. Leslie A.. Gillette.
The present board OF commissioners
did not take action on the budget.
merely accepting It and leaving fur
ther adoption to the incoming board
which win have 10 carry u the pro-
gram. 1t was agreed, however. TO
ask from the state some money which
is available TO the counties for flood
protection purposes to meet tho share
Of the budget which n in excess OF
the county appropriation OF $4,000.
AR. Ross said In his report that a
complete system OF bikes and levees'
costing about 500, 600 RAJ needed In
this county. but aid not recommend
Il at this time. The budget for river
protection in the county for 1921 was
suggested az follows;
Enlargement and upkeep OF Ala
media bikes and DETECTION work 70
protect the south end OF the dikes'
$4,000.
Now dIko for the protection OF Los
Grieeqs and vicinity, $1,000.
bikes and bank protection west or
Albuquerque, Old Albuquerque and
Harflas, east side OF the Rio Grande'
sl.60o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
RadIator repaIrInr. ouIcIel Auto Dol.

Radiator repairing. ouickei Auto co.
Sam Wells. a University student.
viii leave tonight for California,
whore he VIII attend the Davis ARri-
cultural College.
Guadalupe Samuel Garcia has COM
plctcd the course at the Aviation
Mechanics school at the Great Lakes
Naval Training school and has been
advanced 10 the rating OF mnchinists
mate. second class aviation, accord
ing to advice received mt the local
recruiting atatlon whore he enlisted.
Garcia has been transferred TO the
naval air station at Pensacola, Fla.
Miss Iaurl Crawford viii leave to-
night for Roswall, Miss Ciarissa Par
sons for Fort sumner and Miss Susan
Tully for Glcnc0e. N NJ. to spend the
Christmas vacation at their homes.
They are students AT the state Uni
Versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. sChnries X. Cooper
rider viii leave this evening for Santa
Fe To spend Christmas with Mr.,
Coopcrrider's parents there.
Russell II Smith, chief yeoman,
u. =. navy, has gone to the navy
recruiting station at Nj Paso and G.
william Foster has resumed com
mand of the Albuquerque recruiting
district.
james p. Tolan, chief machinlst's
mate. L.. r.. ~, reported for duty at
the local recruiting station yesterday
from nj Pnso. C.. A. Abel was trans
fcrrod from this station to El pnso,
to relieve Mr.. Tolan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul II. Roberts will
leave tonight Tor Maxwell. Mont, to
spend the holidays with Mr.. Roberts
parents.
Vic Miller, n University student.
viii leave tonight for his home at
Hagerman to spend Christmas.
Niles Anne Cristy will return tomor-
row from Holhrook, Ariz.. where she
IL teaching school. to spend tho hol-
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. -. Cristy Of 2O1 South Walter
street.
Atanasio MOntoya. dealer I'm school
furniture and school supplies. has re-
turned from IA trip to Denver and
Chicago during which ho attended an
educational conference IN Denver and
IL convention Of school furniture man
ufacturors In Chicago. He expects to
return to kowaunec, Wis, on Jan Z
to attend n conference Of distributors
OF the Kcwaunee Manufacturing COM
pany goods at Kowaunce, Jan. IL to
1G.
Mr.. n Mrs. Harry r. Robertson Of
Santa Rosa will arrive tomorrow to
spend Christmas with Mrs. Rober-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

The Veterans OF Foreign Wars
elected officers for 1921 as follows
last night; l.. y. Atwood. commander;
Il. w. Loudon. senior vice command
err; Ralph Whltesides, junior vice
commander; Nestor Montoyn. quar-
termaster: r. Hanley. chaplain; willis
n. McQuade, officer of the dag;
Charles Passmore. trustee. The or
ganization held n big feed" at the
-Armory last night preceding their
election.
II. II. Robinson. chief engineer of
the Indian irrigation service. who re-
turned yesterday from shiprock, re-
ported that the Indian school there
Is under quarantine with 81 eases OF
smallpox, and others OF d~lphthcrla,
scarlet fever and measles. Nh, Rob.
inson ~ taxing -his nnntfai Leave dur
ing the holidays. Others In the In
dian service nov on their vacations
are v. j. Levy and II. c.. Nuffer.
The Sunday school of the North
Fourth street Gospel hall will have
their annual Christmas entertain
ment on Christmas eve. (frlday) De-
cember "a. The program will start
promptly at s y. M. 80 all are re-
quested TO be on time.
independent republicans are to give
n banquet for Frank Hubbell at the
Alvarado hotel Tuosday night, The
affair Is now being arranged and ac-
cOrding 10 those In charge many
democrats are to be invited.
Clarence Jackson. Negro youth, was
sentenced 10 so days In the county
Jail last night on the charge OF steal
ing 1850 from T. r. Fugate. shoe
shine proprietor on West Central ave-
nue.. jackson was working for Fu-
gate when the theft was committed, t
was said.
a fire at the home NJ Mike Dc
Baca. 1908 South Arno street. called
out the fire department at Z o'clock
this morning. 4 shed had caught fire
from hot shes. Their was little dam
age.
The offices Of the New Mexico
Loan & Mortgage company are being
| moved today into new quarters on
the corner OF Gold and Third street.
The company has been located on
South Third street.
Miss Helen Porterflcid, n former
Albuquerque girl, has joined the Chu
Chin Chow musical comedy company
IN Los Angeles ana has gone On a
tour through Salt Lake City, Denver,
Omaha, Kansas city and eastern
points. according TO Information re-
ceived here. Miss Porterficld appear
ed In the matinee ana evening per-
formances Of the show last Saturday
at the Mason theater IN Los Angeles
and received favorable comment up
on her performance. she left Albu-
qnerque about a, year ago TO take up
the study Of dancing IN Los Angeles.
She won n $500 scholarship for her
dancing In the fine arts department
OF the University OF Southern Cali
fornia. Her mother. Mrs. Augusta
Daves has been with her In Los
Angeles.
Hcrmen johnson Of list. Finland,
now a resident or Albuquerque, has
filed in the district court a declara-
tion OF intention TO become a citizen
Of the United States. s4I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
Three Divorce DEGREES
Are Signed Today

Three divorce DEGREES were signed
in the district court this morning.
Minnie u. Miller, was granted n d.
vorce from Allen 4. Miller on the
ground OF non-support. They were
married IN April. 1910 and have two
children. 1ne defendant was or
dered o pay $50 a month toward
the support d the children who were
awarded to their, mother,
Myron +. Thompson obtained a de-
cree from Lucy Thompgon on the
grounds OF d~eacrtion. They were
married IN Santa Fc In 1915,
john A. Austin was granted a dt-
vorce from Arabelie Clason Austin.
An OF these cases were heard by
special referees who made a report
70 the district Judge.
A Judgment was given w. Moore
Clayton Ia a suit TO collect Sl02,77
from i. r.. Young. Matteucci, Palla-
diiso aad company elso got a judg-
mont for s107.4s -Ealnst Samuel 7.
Young and wife for q bill OF goods
delivered 10 Them.
A petition was filed by Mrs. Emma
Retd. widow OF Newton n. Read for
the refund OF ef27.04 paid as 1919
on property east OF he city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23

sons parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. c. II,
Stearns OF South High street.
Mrs. Margaret Barnes has returned
from Socorro. whore she spent the
past three days as court stenographer
In the seventh judicial district.
Hugh Loudon OF East Las Vegas
Will arrive in the city tomorrow to
spend Christmas ut the Arnot home.
William Arnot will also arrive to-
morrow from san Antonio, N. NJ, 10
Join his wife who Is already here.
II. II. Smalllng, president of the
Mckinley county bank at Gallup, was
In the city on business today.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. g. Reid and son.
Tom, viii leave this evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Reid in their
private car for Dexter, n. NJ, for a
Christmas family reunion.
Miss Erna Ferguson who has been
IN salvation Army campaign work at
Amarillo, Texas. loft today for New
York City to join her family for the
holidays. She expects to return to
Albuquerque after Now Years
Frederick Luthy and Paul Dieck-
mann, who went to Kingman, Arizo-
ma " weeks z on business, are
expected to retrun home tomorrow
to spend the holidays.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
DEATHS

scHULTHEIs-Raph sehuliheia, aee 90
years. died today AZ noon a HE apartments.
He came here q year ego from Marietta, o.
The body wa taken 70 rrench's parlorS
pauding funeral hrrougemantgt
AANToS-Tulian Santos, age ~ years.
died yesterday afternoon at bis agreements
la the Highlands. He IL survived BY two
ailllrs and one brother. Funeral arrange.
meats have not been made yet. croliott
j. in charge.
Masquerade Ball, Armory, Mon
day, December 9th. Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23

Can now supply limited amount
factory wood In fun wagon loads
HAHN Coal Co. Pbona 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23

DIR. ID. II. Murray, Osteopathlc Phys
lcinli. Free consultation. sos W.
Central. Phone 044-W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23
People Warned Not
To Put Candles in
Windows for Carolers

City Manager James ~. Gladding
and City Fire Chief Fred Russell to-
day issued an appeal TO the people
not to put candles in their windows TO
attrnct the Christmas carolers OF the
Fortnightly Music club who arc going
to Hing on the streets Christmas eve.
Elcctrict lights should be placed in
the windows, II il said, instead Of
candles or any kind Of an open flame.
An opcn flame is considered danger
GUS. The Music club recently an
ndunccd that vocalists would sing IN
front OF all homes where a light had
been put In the window.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-23

BRIGG's PHARMACY WILL he
CLOSED FROM 1 TO . CHRISTMAS
DAY.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-16
IMPORTANT TIPS
TO MAKE GARDEN PAY

The farmers garden should be the
richest piece of land on the farm as
1T is called upon to produce more
than any other piece of land. This
heavy production can only be secured
by having a succession planting of
crops, that is, as soon as one crop
is matured, plant another one in its
place, or very often the second crop
can be planted between the rows of
the first crop. Beets can be planted
between rows of early radishes, su-
gar corn can be planted in the place
of early peas, and such planting of
beans can be made at intervals of
two Or three weeks time. This will
enable the garden to produce it's max
imum number Of crops.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-16
EXPLANATION OF
CHILD LABOR LAW

There seems to be a misunder-
standing of the Kentucky Child
Labor Law and its provision re-
lating to the employment of
children during vacation.
The following extract from the
state law, explains the situation ::
IF you have your own or any
other child between IA and 10
years of age, working for you at
any time of the year, in. or in
connection with a factory, mill,
workshop, mercantile establish
1nent, theatre, notion picture or
in the distribution of messages or
the transmission Of merchandise
without a permit from the super
intendent of schools, you are
breaking the child labor law.
IF you have your own or any
other child working for you who
claims to be past 10 pears of age
and it is proved that such child is
not 10, you have broken the child
labor law. The child's word. or
the parents, or the child's APP
pearance, is not proof"
There have been no violations
reported in Richmond or vicini-
ty and no difficulty has ever been
experienced from this source.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-16
WHEAT CUTTING
WITHIN ONE WEEK

Alonzo Jennings, living in the
southern part of Madison county,
while in Richmond Wednesday,
stated that Madison county
would doubtless lead in the cut
tig OF wheat this year, although
this is seldom the case. He de-
clared that the warm weather has
caused the grain to begin to turn,
and that the golden tinge is ap-
preaching rapidly. He predicted
that there might be some wheat
cut during this week. However,
he felt assured that haravest days
would be here one week hence
In some localities, it is claimed,
the wheat is ripening as never
before in this part of the state.
The report that the fly was dam
aging wheat to a considerable ex-
tent in this part of Kentucky, IS
generally denied, Mr.. Jennings
asserted.