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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
SPIRITED FIGHT
ON TARIFF BILL
Measure Referred To Finance
Committee After Hours of
Hot Debate.
COMES UP NEXT MONTH
House Bin Denounced "a an Em.
barge and Suicidal by Sen
at0r Hitchcock.

WASHINGTON. Dec. sE.--Taaiea-
lions or the fight ahead over tarlfr
legislation were given In the senate
today when several honra spirited de-.
bate and two rel calls were required
TO effect the formal. routine action ~
referring to the flnaneo committee the
emergency tariff bill passed last week
By the house.
Democratic forces split In the opsn-
ing clash, five minority members vot.
ing with the solid republican strength
against motion ny Senator Hitch.
cocks OF Nebraska, acting aenoeratla
ieaaer' 30 refer the house bin 10 tf4e
commerce instead of the finance com.
mitsee. After defeat ~ the fgItrh.
cock motion and severe denneratie
attacks on the bin parrsed hy regnb-
lean Defense the senate voted unan.
imousiy 20 send the bin 10 the finance
committee.
Senator McCambor. of North pa
kotas acting chairman af the finance
COMMITTEES, announced during the de.
bate that the hlli would be taknss nn
IN committee early nest month and
given fair and ade.1uafe consIaafa
ton" There were invlleafsons that the
republican decision AGAINST hearings
would BE- revoked
The house bill was denouneea as an
embargo" bin and ~sul lslalH av SEN
ator Hitelacoek. who charged that
senate machinery was set a. rush Il
through. American commerce should
be aided. he confcnded. and not ham
pered hy tarin barriers
senator Mccumber denied that tho
bill proposed embarxroes and vas sun
ported by Senator rmoat, republican.
Utah The North Dakota senator de-
eiared fhe measure save practically
NJ protection 70 wheat and mald that
ne would not support the hll1 -
drafted
senator tasrlsoa. democrat Mis-
aivsippL assailed THE bill a. "ths most
iniquitnHs piece - legislation the
country has ever sssen' lie denounced
what he termed republican hsprocri-
sy' referring - republican campaign
statements as 70 lowering the cost of
living
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
PROFITS TAX
EXCEEDS ESTIMATE

WASHINGTON Dec - Income
and profits tax receipts for the last
quarter = the year exceeded Seere-
tary Houstons early estimate of
$3.50 coo eeo according 10 the daily
statement 81 the natlon's finances Tor
December 23 made public today by
the treasury
On that date income and profits tax
payments fw the month Amounted
10 $3.50 500 $40 as compared with
xg24ITSIsf for tire corresponding pc
Flod a year ago. Treasury offiela IL
declared that some increase in the
total could DE expected a. there was
still "a week 20 be accounted FOR. Re
ceipts from income and profits taxes
since June total 81 SOS as 29T ac-
eardiue a. the treasury's statement. az
against sfa12. ia 22o for the corre-
spondlne period last rear
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
DANIELS REPEATS DEMAND FOR
BIG NAVY UNLESS AMERICA Is
MEMBER OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Only Third Course is TO Have
international Agreement
for Disarmament.
SENATE is INTERESTED
Hiram Johnson Says Five Great
Allies Could Initiate the
Forward Step.

WASHINGTON. De- 2T-The Uui-
ted states lf DO does not enter the
league of nations should initiative q
movement looking % an international
conference Tor the reduction ~ arma
ments Secretary Daniels Of the navy
said today n an agreement II not
reached hy an nations for such a pre-
gram the Secretary added the United
states should have navy second t0
none
The question of disarmament also
was discussed ln the senate TODAY
Senator Johnson republican. Call
fornin. declared that disarmament
agreement bv the nations who con-
sfituted the five allied and associated
powers in the world war would con-
stitute "tae one great step that could
he taken toward the promotion ~
peace and the prevention n an future
wars
Secretary Daniels In his settlement
tonight declared that his naval esti-
mates recently submitted to congress
called only for minor vessels and "a
pressed approval 81 the general
boards building program only IN the
event that tho United states does not
enter the league ~ nations or become
party to an International agreement
10 limit armaments
The naval secretary advocated leg
islation similar To- that lu the 1915
naval appropriation bln which auth
orized President Wilson 90 appoint a
commission - mine memhers 10 repre-
sent che United states at an inter
national armament conference. ~ We
d. nos want tho league of nations 4"
said SIR uanlnia we ought q, nBte
conference purely on the subject 81
reduction II arnameuts Every nation
that has Joined the league has prom
iaed this and ai they need now Is
20 get us in Unless there some
such agreement the United states
should have q navy SECOND % none
This is the reason that Z have advo-
Gated tbe sinkiug - the German fleet
Ga mid d-ocesn as an object lesson 10
all Che world that it is unhealthy .to
build great armaments FOR purposes 81
conquest
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
new YORK MADE
MARTIAL CAMP
Every Entrance To City Has
Been Placed Under Spe-
cial Police Guard.
leY Asseelatsd Prss,l

NEW YORK Dee 27 Placing of
every railroad street car ferry and
highway entrance into the city under
special police guard and the calling
out ~ 6ba embryonic policemen FOR
FINAL training were announced bv
Commissioner Enreht tonight - the
latest measure to check New York's
tide of outlawry
Meanwhile The department fearing
another gang feud "a result of the
murder 20 Monk Eastman. former
notorious gang leader and war hero.
yesterday everted themselves ln m
attemp, tu establish }he identity 81 his
SLAYER
A theory that Eastman ~ the head
&c "whlskey ring" met death ar the
resuli liz quarrel with associates
over division ~ profits WAS being ln-
vestiEatrd in thls connes tion the
police instituted "a search fur wo.
man known as "Lottie said g. De one
sc Eastman mtimatcs
Charles Jones with whom was les
:, clated iu an automobile business
AFTER the war. said today ne was 81
dt + torinE ta locate the gangsters ais
ter Ne added that he would "s@s IS
10 that Eastman has q good funeral
aud that there viii be- a iol 81 rood
mea there to show their fFlendIiness
toward him Jones asserted Eastman
had gone strairhf since he left
prison ton wears ago and be know -
ne reason why he should have been
slain
Esstnmu Was the seventh noted
gang leader to D. slain tn recent
wears
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
CANCEL ORDERS
FOR RU.S. GOODS
Soviet ambassador" Martens
Will Surrender for Depor-
tatiOn Jan. 3.
FLAYs WILSON'S STAND
Russian Foreign Minister Says
All Other COutries Ready
60 Trade.
tsy Associates Prss..l

NEW YORK. Dec z1-A message
from George Tchitcherln. soviet min
lster for foreign affairs in which he
denounced the present American ad-
ministration Tor hostility 90 the soviet
government. WAS made public here to-
day by Ludwig G. a X Martens
soviet ambassador To the United
States. In accordance with orders
contained On the message. Martens
notified the department 81 labor that
be VIII surrender himself for dcporta-
lion To Russia on January q
instructions from his government.
Martens said. were % the effect that
he must NOT appeal from the order
FOR deportation recently signed by
Secretary ~ Labor Wilson Cancella-
tion u $50 eco 600 worth 81 contracts
with American firms was also or
dered. according 20 Martens
The message from Tchltcherln de-
ciared thar while most other nations
~ the world are entering into eco-
uomie relations with soviet Russia
America is making such relations Inn
possible
"The hostility n the present Amer
lcan administration expressed in this
act the message said cannot reflect
the opirion - the American people.
especially IL The american workers
wlto have given 80 many proofs ~
sympathy with the workers and peas.
ants 20 Russia
There arr about i1 Russians in Mar
tens stan here and he has applied
for permission for tbeu and his fam
ily @ accompany him home
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
PLEADS GUILTY TO
ARSON CHARGES
CBy Assosiassa Press)

UNI0NTONN pa, Dec 25-Albcft
smith. aged i9 ~ Falrhope. ente-ed
pleas - gulty to i3 separate charges
- arson before Aldermsn j. !. Michael
here TODAY county authorities said
tonight thai the youth probably would
be srrsignei In common pleas court
here tomorrow lt which tim it ls
expected the court VIII order an iaves
ugstlon 3s g hos mental condition
The i3 fires which smith sald he
stsrted. burned schools. church S. tr.i-
dences ana barns in fhe Fayet.e coun-
ty district
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
OFFICIALS REVOKE
ALCOHOL LICENSE

BOSTON. ncc 25.-Lumberiacks who
Naye dlsfeurdl,d skull and cross
BONES NgaFninR Ia obtaiutng dcnAtuteu
alcohol for heKeraEr purposes. has
thelr source - supply compleieiN
erased here today when Health Cpm-
missioner Woodward ordered the re-
vscailon 81 the license - a paint shoT
in the north end o. sell wood an de-
natured alcohol
AtthomNh the ORDER read due z,
eeek less ami careless sale no deaths
81 blindness among imbibers have heen
reported
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
YEOMAN SIGNED
FOR ships PAY
Paymaster of Destroyer Satter-
lee In Short $4,000 and
One Yeoman.

NORFOLK. Va. Dec. 27-w. j.
Myers. fhird class yeoman. dis
appeared from the destroyer sat.
teriee. az the Norfolk Navy Yard
this morning and about noon II
was discovered b. paymaster W.
II. Buck OF the Safteriee that a
package containing s72 600 said 90
have been signed for by Myers was
missing The package was forwarded
10 the Satteriee from Washington to
be used In paying on the ships crew
from month a. month on a cruise that
II TO begin shortly
Squads OF sailors are securing Nor
folk. Portsmouth and Newport News
In search OF the missing yeonan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
DENIES BLUE LAW
PROHIBITS MOVIES
a. Annotated Prsssl

picture shows and theatrical produc~
tiona ON sunday would meet NO oh
lection from the national reform aa-
ISOLATION. the Rev William =. Fiem-
to-day
An thls talk about blue Sunday is
boah
We are not trying 80 pass any blue
laEa What we are after Is CONNER.
ctullxed amusement that Is making
money out Of the argument of per-
sonal liberty" the Rev. Fleming de-
clared our work Is a program of
educating the American people % OBJ
serve sunday"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
FLICK HELD FOR
MANSLAUGHTER

ROANOKE. Dec. 25.--T, Chester
Fieck. y. wealthy business man aud
prominent here socially. tonieht was
arrested charged with involuntary man
slaughter III connection win the
death late today Of Mrs. o. L. Davis, 35
wife of a Norfolk and Western Rail-
road freight conductor. According 20
the police. FIeck, while intoxicated
reeklesSly drove an automobile onte
the sidewalk from one Of the principal
streets here and ran over Mrs. Davis
Killing her Instantly. The woman i
survived by Three small children. Fisrk
was released On 5000 bond. q appear
IN police court tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
BOAT MEN REJECT
WORK AGREEMENT

NEW YORK, Zee 2T-Tho Harbor
Boatmeu's Union voted tonight 90 -
ieet the working agreement fo- 1921
rendered b. coo Independent owners
mi to 80 an strike January l. Arthur
Olsen. secretary of TIE union. declared
9oa men VIII be affected
Coincdeuf VITA the announcement
thal tbe hsrbor hoatmen would strike
4 committee ~ the Masters. Mates and
pilots / ulon claiming 4 membership
of more than 2J0 declared that lfs
organization would Ioin In the walk
out
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
RAILROAD FORCE
TO Be REDUCED

pfIIf. ADET pulA. Dee, p President
Res Of tho pennsyl9ania railread eys-
tenn. announced i0daY ihsi present
business conditions VIII neeessliaie
further reduction ia tile nunlher ~
employees ard 10 WORKING expenses snd
ton improves"
the number ~ men "a be lasa on
was not announced hut il was uusier-
stood ID il ihe purpose of the mauage-
ment 60 eat expenses about 20 per-
cent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
JAP TREATY IS
WELLUNDER Way
Ambassador Morris Has Plans
for Proposed Pact Worked
Out With Toxic.
DROP CALIFORNIA FIGHT
Mikado's Government Said to BE
Willing To Accept Pro-
posed Compromise

WASHINGTON. noa. gT-neclaratlon
was made tonight by Representative
Kahn. ~ California. that he believed
reports We're true that The Japanese
government had Withdrawn its opp0sl-
ton O. the recently ratified Calif0rnia
law prohibiting acquisition by Japa1
nese of title ~ real estate In taat
state. The California Tepresentag-e
made the statement after a conference
with Holland = Morris. American am
bassador % Toxic.
Announcement was made by Repre-
sentative Kahn thai a meeting of the
California members 81 the house hat
been called for Wednesday 81 discuss
aspects II tho negotiations now heing
carried on between the United States
and Japanese governments loOkinR
toward a treaty defining the rights q,
japanese nations IN the United States
The principal matter 10 be taken ur
At the conference. Representative kshr
said. was The proposal that the Call
formia legislature be asked to enact a
substitute for the recently ratified
law. The substitute would prohibit
amy alien from acquiring land in Call
fornla and would thereby remove the
original objection ~ the Japanese gov
ernmenf that the present California law
Is discriminatory
Mr. Kahn. who eonferrea az shc
state Department with Ambassador
Morris. who Is representing The United
states In the negotiations conducted
by the Japanese government through
its ambassador here, Baron Shldeharal
said his impression was that no deil-
mite conclusions as 20 the proposed
treaty between the two nations had
hfen reached
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
HOLIDAYS PASS
QUIETLY IN DUBLIN

DUBLIN Dec. "a The holidays
passed fairly quietly IN Dublin con-
trAry tn expectations The curfew
order WAS NOT relaxed. but on Christ
mas eve u was 60 some extent ignorcd
hy r8isterers throughout the night.
and There Was much alarm and shoot
inr several persons being slightly in
jurcd
a young soldier IN civilian clothes
was shot dead hv a sentry at XII
mainham. flr refusing q halt when
challenged. II different parts of the
country men were shot dead By armed
gangsters
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
DAVIS CUP TEAMS
PAIR OFF TUESDAY

AUCKLAND. y. 2. Dec. 27.-An-
nouncement was made today Of thu
drawings for play fn the tennis
matches for the Davis cup which win
begin Tuesday. In the singles tomor-
row, Norman f. Brookes. of the Aus
tralian team viii meet William n. TIL.
den. the worlds singles champion. and
Gerald 4. Patterson. Australia. will
play William NJ Johnston. the Cali
fornia expert.
On Wednesday, Brookos and patter.
son will play against Johnston and
Tilden in the doubles and on Thurs
day Brookea will meet Johnston. and
Patterson VIII play Tilden IN single
matches.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
GRAND OPERA STAR
TO MARRY SOON

CHICAGO nee - Mm Amelta
Cali CurcL grand opera star. - Chlca
50. announced TODAY her coming mar
riage to Homer ~8muels. her accom-
PIANIST and the man whom her husband
Marquis Luigi G. Curci. ,ought unsuc-
cessfullN % involve iu her divorce sui'
e YEAR sEu
Mime Gall-Gucti Wibl Eat her ns-
mraHratian hera ou ianuar1 as tg2t
8nd bar msrrisee to S8muels IS ypert-
90 81 uocur tbe same dag
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
MGANNON TAKES
DEFENSE STAND

CLENEL ANn. ohio Dec 21.--iudEe
William o. MsGannon. on trial for
second degree murder for the staying
81 Harold g. kagy on May =. win take
the witness stand IN his own behalf
tomorrow morning o. DENY tho testi-
mony ~ Miss Mary T. Neely. chief wit
ness for me state and % reiierate his
testimony given tn TIE trial ~ John
" Noycc acquitted u the murder ~
ksgy thai ha Was not present when
The death shot Wls fred
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
PERSHING TO LEAD
HARDING PARADE

WASHINGTON Dec. .7.-Ceneral
Pershing in a telegram from RQsiyn.
y. Y. tonight. accepted an invitation
to serve as Grand Marshal Of the
parade for the Inauguration % Pres
ldant elect Harding II was announced
tonight By the committee in charge of
arrangements. The invitation was ex-
tended him fin conformity with ihe
custom of having the ranking officer
OF the army head the inaugural par
aae
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
INSURGENTS TO
DESTROY FIUME
poet-Soldier's Legionaires Ready
To Dynamite City Rather
Than Surrender.
D'ANNUNZI0 NOT HURT
Fall of Fiume IN Momentarily
Expected BY Italian Gov
ernment Forces

ROME pee. e7-The casulties sus-
iaincd - the regular iB the hEhting
With d'Annunzio.s iegionuires up 20
Ire present are reported tb be thirty
Aliiea nnd about one hundred wound
al The wounded include several ear.
ahlneer ofncers The rebels have
blown ap four bridges over the Recinn.
niapmteheH from Plume say the ie-
Etonairra ~ the city. using electric
dFiils are hosine holes under the prin-
flpai buildings Ia the leading thnr-
nuRhfarea through which the invading
frnopa muaf pass and are mining
them They say u o. their intention
o. blow 40 the town rather than SUR
Fender W
a committee - members ~ me
rhnmber uf deputies waa received THIS
afternoon bv Premier gioietu who in-
farmrd them that the reports con.
serninR the situation ln Ftume were
nreatiy exaaneraicd lie said that
tahrirla dAnnuualo had neither been
killed NOR wounded.
ahe premier added that THE govern
insmt had purpuaely made q great die.
play 81 forcc around Fiume in order
a. induce the leEiunaires 40 Hurrrn-
der Mke those az Lnra. Energetic ae-
ton was indispensable f0r the applies.
tion 80 che treaty of Hapoilo and also
tu nrexenf the sarhiaua from under
taktnR 80 settle the question. ~ they
had already proposed Go a.. which
would cause much grayer complica-
tlonH
sianor giolettl said that within a
few hours General CavlEiia'a troops
would enter FIumw without further
tipodshed
LONDON. ner ag --Gabricle IAN
nunala Is wMid IL have been HilNhtiv
wounded according % the Milan core
respondent of the London Times The
fapnrt that dAunuuEio has been
hllled the correspondent adds. iH of-
HrlauY denied
A dispatch 20 the Stefani AEency
fram Rome saya that company %
Ainini was amhnshed and captured
IT. the r4mmar lggionnireH. Many are
sald 49, have been wounded when the
Aiplni stubbornly resisted after they
we're taken prisoner
varn. Daimatian port south ~
FIums hma capitulatcd to italian gov
rrnment farcer aperatlnE against ga
brieie AnnunEia. according % Cen
trai News dispatch received here to-
aay The surrender occurred after q
siege LASTING several aakst tho ula*
patch states.
TRIESTE nee gT The regulars
t.r.ler General CaNirlin are bOnlbar1
tnr Fiume lu combination with tha
nat,. = systematic alegc being under
mHt aThe guns arr being directed
AGAINST the barracks. The palace ana
amiIar buildings. the intention being
~ damage the city as little as pos
alhif
rho forces investing Fiume have
bnru teorraniHed and reinforced
A,,tbsr Fiuman airpinne was cap
cured to-day. making The fourth that
hMa fallen into ire hands ~ the gov
eminent troops
The mayor ~ Fiume and another
official have Hrranged for an inter
view with the commander ~ the Ah-
bania division Tuesday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
DICK BURRTS SOLD
TO COLUMBUS CLUB

IiiiAnELpHlA. nce. = Dick Rne-
rls. 1r~i haseman recruited hs she
Philadelphia american leaEus e'uh
from Columbia. s e., tsVo wears age,
has been sold outright 81 the faluin-
hms club ~ TIE Amerlean assualAiln X
u was announced toiag bs Mane
Connie Mack. Ile sdfied that Il Nas
straight cash transaction. no ethef
players figuring IN the deal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
SEAPLANES TAKE
PART IN MANEUVER

MIAMI. Fla. per ~ Ten sraplane.
lhe destroyer uardlng and mine sweep
- slnd Piper. comprising the aviation
letarhmful ~ TIE Atlantic fleet pui
ia hrre tadaN ia thrir waA in tdl8n
tanam0 faf maneuNers THE mine layer
shawmut procce,ied Oh key West. thl
nfxi siuppiug place Commander a.
bert Cushlnn Road b. ln command
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
ALLIES PROHIBIT
MILITARY SCHOOLS

AMSTERDAM Dec z, a dispatch ia
the Uandeishiad from dusseldorf. SAYS
the inter allied uhinr commission
alarmed because - the spread 90 mH
tafism in German schools. Hls issued
an order prohibiting lhc use of schools
fof military purposes uu penalty ~
cou0scatlOn of the schools and arrest
~ those held responsible
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
CARUSO REPORTED
AS IMPROVING

NEW YORK. Dec. 81 - Enrico Car
uso tenor. who suffered an attack ~
niaurisv Christmas DAY. waa reported
Improved toniEht "A bulletin issued
- hts physicians said
sndr caruso is resting well tits
condition o. proercaalnn favorahly."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
TRAILER CRASHES
INTO STREET CAR

PETTsBrRG. Dee. 2T--0ne man
was killed and more than - persons
were injured. several seriously. tonight
when trailer. attaches - a street
car broke loose and dashed down
hin and crashed into another car
Both ears we're crowded with persons
work
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
WEATHER FORECAST.
. . o - % q q % 9: u . q - q :;

Pensacola and Vicinity Pair anu eam-
tinued cala TUESDAY. "Wednesday. fair
With rising temperature
Winds. over EElst GsaIf-~f'reah 10
strong norfh Invest winds and fair weather
Tuesday
over West Gulf fw~sia north AfnHa
becoming eanteriy over northwest pog-
tlon fair weather Ti5ssaag
U. S. WEATHER REPORT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
.. 5. vsHATsER aaeoRT

Mai kaffIe NMF# IAAt NMaFs .
date. kE4
Highest u record FOR Dee. - degrees.
Lowest ~ reenrd for Der. Ia degrees ~
Rainfall
For - hours snssfnE y IA. lie
Total for this u1onth - D. m. a5&
Normal for Dec. AT tnches
Accumulated excess thia year - ssaaxz
faTS inches
tuniaIfy--
a. m. y. f2 rom. - : y m. 81.
Asrowe&sr--
O. M. asa. =. IN. 5oos.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
PENsAC0LA's HARBoR

Can accommodate The Nasies Of
the World.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-12-16

Brotnov, Mrs. Miner Stewart, Miss g.
Farris, Miss Julia Kollenborn and
Miss Gladys Moon, constituting the de
gree team, goat drivers, etc, OF the
Rebeccah lodge of this place. went to
kooskia Monday night to asset in the
Initiation of a number Of new members
into the fraternity OF Rebeccahs at
that place. The goat was In good
condition when he left here. We did
not hear of any accident.
A. G. Farrt is moving his house
from its location near the F. O to his
ranch one-half mile east OF town. A.
h Russell and others are assisting
Mrs. Kollenborn mother of our In
termediate teacher is very i'll and has
been removed to hospital
q. IL Hunters has resumed work for
ii. j Houser after a pleasant vacation
spent with his parents at Clearwater
Santa Claus is coming early this
year, Henry Hatch and Blanche Stew
art have new sleds.
Mrs Emma Folden has returned to
her ranch which has been rented by
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-12-16

o l. Riebold for the past two years
Mr. and Mrs Miner Stewart and
daughter Ruth spent Sunday evening
at the Blewett home.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Mcpherson spent
last Sunday at the home Of Mrs Dee
Mullen at SwitcAback.
Frank Blewett is helping. Miner
Stewart saw his winter supply OF
wood
A number of Clearwater people at
tended the Basket Social at Clear
creek school house last Friday night
They say they had a fine time
w. IL. Holland and family and the
Misses Gmter were recent visitors at
the Kribbs home
John Mayfield was doing business In
town one day last week
Messrs. Baker, Stewart, Brown and
Farris wnet to the Prairie after cat
tie Friday IgN
Mrs. $ Kribbs and Miss Lillian Hob
land were visiting school Friday
John Hunter made business trip
to Sites last Monday.