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Allies.

"Some of the boarders sat up talkin'
till way after midnight
"I heard 'em," answered Farmer
Corntossel. Mostly politics, wasn't
it!"
Yes. but. other things was men,
toned. Several said that II the
mosquitoes KEEP this bad they were
goin' to leave"
well. mebbe mosquitoes Is some
good after all."
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-03

j WOul0 Mv0 70 %
operated on. l had
q bad displacement.
Ny right side would
pain me and ! was
SO nervous ! could
not hold . glass of
water. Many times
] would have TO stop
my work and sit
down or / would fall
on the floor in a
faint. ] consulted
several doctors and
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-03
COLORADO
STATE NEWS

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
COMING EVENTS.
Hugo. Coio.-The Lincoln County Fair
Will be held at Hugo. Sept. 1880.
Oct. la.
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cutieura Soap for the Complexion.

Nothing better than Cuticura Soap
daily and Ointment now and then as
needed to make the complexion clear,
scalp clean and hands soft and white.
Add to this the fascinating, fragrant
Cuticura Talcum md you have the
Cuticura Toilet Trio.-Adv.
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-03
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST week
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
western Newspaper Union News Service.
WESTERN

WESTERN
About $4,000 in cash, nuggets and
,ewelry were found in the safe of the
sunken steamship Princess Sophin
when Harold Post, temporary receiver
for the Deep Sea Salvage Company,
opened 1t at Juneau, Alaska.
Needless of warnings of com
panions who told him the train was
moving too fast, w. S. Gregory, EN-
ployed on construction work for the
Northwestern railroad, attempted to
board swiftly moving freight train
at Lusk and fell under the wheels, los
ing one foot.
The purser's safe, raised by divers
from the wreck of the steamer
Princess Sophia, which sank in the
Lynn canal In October, 1918, is at
Juneau, Alaska, awaiting examination
by officers of the company which op-
Grated the steamer. More than 200
lives were lost in the sinking of the
Princess Sophia.
Samuel Samuels, proprietor of dry
goods store at Douglas, Arlz., shot and
killed a Mexican, whose name was
given as Femla Lopez, ms the latter
was seeking to enter Samuels' store
through rear window. Bars protect
ing the window had been bent away
the night before and Samucls was
watching for an intruder.
Gold yield of placer camps In the
Yukon valley for 1920 is estimated at
f4.4S5,00O by mining company officials
nj Dawson. Camps in the interior of
Alaska are expected TO yield $685.
Do0. There has been considerable
shrinkage in the output, 1t is stated,
owing 10 dry season and the decrease
in the purchasing power of gold.
An automobile driyen by DIR. Horace
Call, prominent physician of Alton,
Wyo., was hit by an electric car few
miles west of Abortion, Mont, and
Worth Call, the seven-year-old son of
DIR. and Mrs. Call was Instantly killed.
DR.. and Mrs. Call were both struck
unconscious and their two babies Were
cut and bruised. The car was utterly
demolished.
Charges that A. C. Townley, presi.
dent of the Nonpartisan league, owns
the controlling interest In sisal com.
pany Mt Miami, Fla, are contained in
suit filed at Fargo, n. D., by James
IL. Waters, former manager of the
Bank of North Dakota. Mr.. Waters
demands payment OF $1,000, which, he
alleges, was the annual salary prom.
lsed him by Townley for handling
the latter's interests in the sisal COM
pany. Mr.. Townley recently testified
IN bankruptcy proceedings that he had
no interest of any kind in any
property.
A few hours after Macedonia Esca-
lante, house painter, touched power
wire that sent 1900 volts of elec.
tricity through him at Phoenix, Ariz.,
he was telling his father he would be
all right in day or two. c. l.. Baker,
his foreman, saw him hanging from
the wire, smoke rising from one arm.
As Baker ran to get help, Escalante
dropped to the ground five feet below
and was taken 10 a hospital. He had
been painting the transformer house
of cotton gin. Physicians declared
the voltage many times enough to Kill
n man.
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Lots of people In the swim have
hard time to keep their heads above
water
The Ordway new era., 1920-09-03
ESCAPED AN
OPERATION
BY Taking Lydia E Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
Many Such Cases.

Cairo, Ill.," Sometime ago got so
bad with female trouble that thought
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
La INFLAMMATION
QUEDEBEA LEMANA
EN- LA coNFERENclA De HYTHE
Sc FILA LA CANTlDAD DE 80 b.
LLoNEe PAGApOs ANuALMEN-
TIE PoR ALEMANlA.
de SHI ~coloradehc'y

Paris. Mayo 1S.-Se asegura en- los
cfrcnlos oficiales de esta capital, que
en- Ia conferencia efectuada en- Hythe,
entire ~franceses 3 ingleses, y que ter
min0 aver, Sc convino en- que Ia In
demnizacidn que Alemania debera pa
gar como r~eparaci6n a los dahos y
perjuicios causados por Ia guerra, Ia
cantidad de $120.000 100000 de marcos
de orc, o sea aproximadamente Ia su-
ma de $4,000. 000, 10000 orc.
Tambien ee asegura que Sc le per-
mite a Alemania Ell que expida bonos
comprendiendo sus deudas con los
aliados, los que seran pagados en- par
tidas anuales. Semeiante acei6n, Sc
dice, pondra a,Francia en- condolences
de descontaf una parte de su reclama-
ci6n a Alemania y Ie permftirfa sal
dar sus cuentas con los Estados Uni
dos y los aliados.
Una conferencia especial entire los
aliados sera efectuada en- Ustende.
para considerar cuestiones financie-
Esta c~onferencia sera enteramen
te al mitfn de la liga de naciones que
Sc efectuara en- Bruselas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
IMpoRrANTE A Los oyEJERos.

I t.W. M"I NtNNH|"HH
Hemos recibido Ia siguiente comuni-
caci6n importante:
Estlmado Sehor:
la presenfe sirve para notificarle
que el dfa IL de JUNO So tendrA una
junta de todos los creadores de owe.
Jas del condado de Santa Fe, la
1.30 P. MI, en- Ia casa de corte. La
iunta sera llamada con 81 fin de con-
siderar Ia manera de a~lmacenar lana
para venderla por medic de ! asocia.
ci6n de mercado y cooperative de los
'c~readores de ovejRs, cual fu eorgani
zada recientemente, v a mas. con el
fin de organizar n local en- este con
dado.
M future de esta organization va
esta asegurad0 cen mas de tres mi-
Homes de libras de lana de la trasQui-
la dc 1920 por Ia que va esta firrna-
do y la campaha apenas esta comen-
zando.
la association ha hecho arreglo pa
q ii manejo de la cantidad de lana
de 1920 con Ell adelanto de IS por
cient0 del valor del mercado de lana
que esta lista para mandarse cual es
una grande ayuda para 81 creador de
que no 10 els possible guardian 81
por tempo indefinido.
Datos y arreglosy ventajas de pro
yecho, costo y seguridad de ganancia
los ~creadores. sera enteramente
explicada en- la junta. Esper0 que no
falto y que invite a u amigos crea-
doreH de oveiae.
I'm pr0minente = viejo compradpr
de- lana de este estado hizo esta OBJ
seryaci6n recientemente EN- una junta
de cFeadores de ovejas, diciendo asf
Los creadOrse de oveias de Nuevo
Mexico estan recibiendo por su lana
TODD 10 que estan ~intitulades a reel
bir." Green ustedes que esta obser
sea yerdad?
Espero que para su propio bien na-
ga TODD 10 que sea possible por no fal.
tar a esta junta que tendra lugar ell
dfa 15 de JUNO sin falta, en- Ia casa
de corte.
A las personas que no les sea posi-
Bile venir a Santa ne, Ell dfa IS pue-
den II a Espanola, dOnde Sc tendra
otra junta con 81 mismo fin.
Su afmo. y s s..
j. N. RAMIREZ,
Age1te Agricola
.ondado de Santa re. N. N.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
LA @CANONzAC|ON
DE JuANA DE- ARCO
FL PAPA oFIclo EN- LAS cEREmo-
MAS. 10000 PERsoNAs EN- La
5AsILlcA De SAN PEDRO.
(Ds sM CoIoradehor

Roma Italia, Mayo 17.--E domingo
IN la mahana Sc efectu6 en- la Basfli-
"a de San Pedro. de 8sta ciudad, la
canonizaci6n de Juana de Arco, Ia he.
roma FRANCESCA, oficiando en- las eere-
monias el Santo Papa Benedicto XIV.
La celebration fue una de las mas
grandes q impresfDnantes, no solo en-
tire las celebradas por 81 actual pom
tilice, sino en- las efectuadas en- nue.
chas centuriaB atrags
FL interior de Ia historical basfllca
presentaba IN aepecto encantador por
la profusi6n de Iuces in~candecentes;
los pilares del recinto sagrado estaban
a~dornados con ricos generos dc da-
masco antique y por donde quiera So
vefan cuadrDs con Ell retrato de la
Santa. En- medic del temple Sc d
I'm sitio libre por dOnde pas0 Ia pro
eesi0n papal hasta el altar donde Ia
bfa Inc tribuna para Ia familia del
Papa. Otra tribuna, que llam6 mucho
la ~atenci0n, estaba ocupada por "A,
miembros de Ia familia de Juana de
Arco, Quienes acudieron de todas par
tes de Francia para estar presentes en-
la ceremonia. Entire estos habfa de
todas las classes socielas Y muchos de
ellos hasta aquf Sc conocieron. Como
tres veees este ndmero ~intentaron ocu
rar asientoE como familiares, perD
u r-eclamaclones no t~uvieron eco.
Tambien una de las Tribunals que
llam6 mucho la atenei6n, fue Ia ocu-
pada por la a~ristocracia Romano, los
CabaIleros de Malta. ~encabezados por
Ell Condo Lambertenehi. 'el cnerpo di-
plomatico acreditado ante Ia Santa
Sede y una comisi6n especial, encaDe
adj por 81 Sr Gabfih llanotnutS. en-.
yiada por Ia Repu9lica Frantcsa la
rsL,int destinada al olterp0 dlE l0ma-
dco, en- la que resallaban los unifor
mes y condecoraciones de todas cla
ses, estaba ocupada por ell DuQue dc
Vendone. princesa Irene Alejandr0Ya.
princesa ~Jousseuroff. Principe Teodo
Aleiandrorich y Principe Miguel
de Bragauza. Embajadores do Chile.
Argentina y Brazil. Condo de Salala,
ministro britannica ante Il Santa Sede,
NJ. DouiceL representative del gobier
no de Francia ante 81 Papa y 81 En-
bajador aleman, Diego won Bergen,
QUEEN apaneci6 vestido de frac en- q
contra3te 0 los unlfoFmes del
cuerpo diplomafico. Cnrca de 10000
p~ersonas estnvieron en- las ceremonies
De "a canonixacl6n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27

"A ofIENl4 C0NCiERNA
Ariao - daao por = p~feaerfe e.
cue nn i~nslfamsnlo que - dice ser -
uifima Volsutaa y TeefHm4ni9 o.
kleiandfo nneb. nna9o ha ado deBe
afnff para ~ rfoh44o 81 Ia certa
A rinetaa al coata6o a. 6AafA Fe
NneFe nfkiea. , aaa Nv orisn o. a.
CA cafA q ia 3 a. fgiiq. itl4 q
s nofk a. ~ b b 81 "a t4l4 a.
Is enfa A. t|fta r1ff2 - > He4af
a. Hnnis ~ Eaesa NtElea e - a.
laara i tafsF rtfa ttN1F 4a =
~ IS aFnst4 a. fHe4 NIftme togNn
a4 tsssemfna
FaF $ saain f4AI4NeF4 Faa 9
1ssna1s coz tsse salItF ol5
an e. 4Hha titiaa ta
F4me4la ef4a 80 q
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IS y t4 ~
Cs 81 rHfta - NEE1a ~
O. 8 e. f e 49,
IS 4a
80 4 Ns4 e
af1H
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
RAFAEL PARGAS MUERTo Acci-
DENTALMENTE EN- Los TIA
LLEREs PEI FERRocARRIL



Nadiesabsuujos ESQ ,osliinD ondFTRIeRO
Nadie sabe su signo, solo Dioa.
Rafael Pargas de % amos de edad,
r~esidente de Albuquerque, Sc enlis-
to para la guerra con Alemania y
siryi6 un ano y medic en- Francin, to-
mando parta por tres meses en- los
combates duros peleados por las tru-
pas amerlcanas en- el suelo de Fran.
ella. Despnes estuvo en- 81 sur de Ale
mania con q eiercito de ocupaci0n u
despues fiE desrafgado y regres6 a
Albuquerque enirnndo de nueYo q 81
trabaio que habia deIado para'ir a Ia
guerra. en- los talleres del ferrocarril
como asistente maQuinlsta. I'm ese
estaba 81 iueyes ocupado con
otros obreros ajusiando n pagada
ilanta a una grande rpeda de locomo
fora. cuando IA iianta 10 cay6 PECAN
dole en- IA cabeza y matandolo on 81
acto. ciando rue leyanlado ~ e..
faba muerfo. Deia para llorar 81
muerte d 81 anciano padre Amado
parfas ) 4 sd esposa. Sofia g. De
Pargas i On niho adaptive.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
Ayiso Legal

ESTADO DE NUEvO MEXICO
CONDADO DE RIO ARRIBA
en- la CoFte de plstrito del Primer
DIstrito judicial de Nueyo Mexico
pcr eli condado de Santa Re.
No. 1873
Juana Roybal dc Salas, vs.
Camil0 Salas.
FL dicho demandado Canilo Salas
esta por este notificado de que una
queja BE ha puesto u 81 contra en-
Ia Corte de Distrito por Fl Condado
de Santa Re. en- Ell estado antes di-
cho, siendo IA CoFte en- Ia cual IL
dlcha cansa esta pendlente, por Ia
dfcha acusadora Jnana Roybal de So.
las, con el lin general de dicha ac-
cion de pedir IN diyorcio Bobre Ia
base de crueldad, y Dor 81 cuidado y
custodia de los cinco hiioa memories,
y por tai otrO fin como Ia eorte crea
propi0 y iast0 y como aparesca ma
COMPLIMENTS nor refcrencia q Ia
Queia deposltada ~ dicha causa. r
menoa que I'd. comparesca en- d.
cha causa en- 0 antics del dia n de
JuniD de 1920. Sc rondira un iuieio.
su contra en- dicha causa por fal-
IA de aelBtir.
In tesdm0nio de 10 cAal he pueBio.
inf f1rma ) causado cue q Sello de
IA dlcha Corfo de Santa Re. Nuevo
Mexico Sea Duesto. este dia 70 DE-
Mayo. A. D. 40 1870.
~. A .EsQUIBEL
secretario del condadp
. N. HER1ERH Diputado.
isf, Pub May -. Last Nay ~.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
rIENe UD. cANAsi


sehofaa y caballeroa re muga-
tran lgualmente saiisfechos con
Il uso Dc nuastrns doa claaes de
cepllios para tehlr q pel0 que r.
hfIcamo&. No tlene I'd mas cue
hactr que cepllnfse 81 cahelios ,
rccurefnf4 Il coioTr que lenla -
los ados % IS inventud. fNcil.
Ifmpio. inaonrechahle. dnIadero =
nfA Il color SIN lehir Il cncro
cahnliado Negro, <astafo otrur
rr cneia8n ) ruhlo ~ eaHipo
cnmnlnfo - rnri1do per rerrnc
cenillcsao 81 rtcioo De des dola.
re- en alsiesaa
mozRck lapoarsNa Co
anel asssath Ave- Nussa York
g. y. A.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
IMPORTANCE

comeHzando con nusstro nnvis-
70 del 3 Dc JUNO pfoKlmc. ests
perlodlco saidm q sells paolnnn
81 espanol noiaments, y - aes
pcndsFan fas paalnas 81 lnQIes.
Eats lmportents paso 70 damcs
con a ~eaperanxa - qns "a DEL
narado Dc npsatros ieetene2 no.
ehoe Dc Zoe cualss 20 pnsaen leer
ineieh y GREEN cue lee eebramta
IN peso per 81 lnoies y elro per
81 eapanoL Per 10 tnnto. an Is
sueeaiso lea 1arsmeg mas lactafa
- SIS pHaln9A J e4penamo4 que
ioeeq qte1aFan sempiacloeA
~ prscle de a~aaeflpeian snrn 81
misaA q $40 81 aao.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
CHARLEY SILVER

qulen euro bastantes personals en- 81
Estado de Colorado, en- Denver, ha
dado probabilldades De y trata.
mIentos y lee ayuda a los %mexIeanos
TIene Ia ofIcina en- Ia Gale de Aqua
FrIa. No. 4o6, TeIsfono 1861.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
Avlao lEaAL

EsTADo ~ NuEvo MEXICO.
CCNnAD0 DE SANTA ~
eN "a conTE o. PnuEnA3
In Il nannio az "a Ultima Folnutaa
, Testamanto a. Alexandra Aca.
nrata.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
Palmer to lnduct Woman Assistant

San Francisco. June -. Attorney
General Palmer will b" asked on his
arrival to induct into Office Mrs, Annette
Adams. the first woman to be appointed
assistant attorney general Of the United
States.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
SCOUTS TO Feature
FETE AT ST. DAV|DS
Celebration to Be Staged on
Walton Estate as Muller Me-
mortal Mission Benefit
GIRLS IN SWIMMING MEET

Girl and Roy Scouts will furnish some
Of the big features at the lawn fete to
he hold today and tomorrow on the
Charles Walton estate at So. pavids in
aid Of tho Muller Memorial Mission.
The mission is located on Highland ave
nue.. Wayne. and performs Americani-
zation work in the Italian settlement
there.
The events of the fctc start at ?
o'clock each afternoon, and continue
until IL o'clock at night. The Girl
Scouts of the Main Line will hold their
annual field day this afternoon os a
feature Of tho fctc. and swimmers viii
compete for silver cup. Tho Cntir"
fcto is under direction of Miss Marion
Tull. of st. Davids. In addition TO the
swimming meet. the Girl Scouts will
have charge OF booth, and tomorrow
night will assist in serving supper.
Miss Nancy Hallowell, of Wayne, is
in charge Of today's swimming meet.
She is Girl Scout director in the dis
trict. and is swimmer of note herself.
Judges Of tho swimming contests will
he James Wood. prominent in athletics
at Yale. and Reeves Hart, we'll known
a. a swimmer.
Tho 10y Scouts will have their dag
tomorrow. The lGoi troop will give
an exhibition at > 80 o'clock. followed
by a baseball game between Troops
and -. of Wayne. Supper will be served
SATURDAY night between q and ) o clock.
This afternoon at ! o'clock - musi-
Gale will be held in the log cabin on
the grounds. 4 tennis tournament will
occupy both days. as we'll as "A putting
contest, quot contests, boating on the
lake. dancing this afternoon aud to-
morrow afternoon: also tomorrow night,
at which time there will be Competi.
tion and lucky number dances. An ad-
mission fec will he charged. and many
articles will be for sale at the various
booths.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25

constitution was drafted and will be
submitted for approval at meeting on
July 16, when the permanent organiza-
tion of the association will be effected.
The place of meeting will be announced
later.
There are nearly 5000 veterans in
this vicinity eligible for membership.
Any one who served more than sixty
days with the regiment may become o
member. The 315th took part in many
important engagements, particularly in
the taking of Montfaucon, which the
French declared impenetrable. In its
rank and file were many well known
Pbiladelphians. Major Ward Picrson
was killed in action with the regiment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
Never: again on
the movie stunts

WATCHED q guy.
IN A movie show.
RIDE THE same plug.
NINE THOUSAND miles
AND FIRE his six-shooter.
ALL AFTERNOON.
WITHOUT RE.LoApINa.
AND THEN. in q closeup
he ROLLED a smok.
WITH JUST: one hand
AND ! tried It myself
FIRST WITH on. hand
THEN WITH two
THEN WITH my mouth.
AND THE forty.third trial
STAYED PUT long enough
FOR ME- to light It
AND I thought I had it
AND THEN 1t spilled.
LIKE A Roman candle
AND BURNED the rug.
AND BURNED my clcthss.
AND EVERYTHING.
80 IN convinced.
I'll NEVER get.
THAT AcrcR:s job.
AND know now.
THAT THE only things.
! CAN roll with one hand.
ARE RoLLIcklNo dominoes.
AND I'm going to stick
TO NY regular smokes,
FOR THEY satisfy,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
al5TH VETERANS TO UNITE
Men Of Infantry Regiment Hold Pre-.
liminary Meeting

Preliminary plans for the orgaulsa
ton of 315p Infantry Association
were made las. night by veterans of the
enlisted personnel of that outfit meet
ing in Room 1907 of the Bailey Build.
ing. David T.. williams. the only for
mer officer present. was made tempo.
rary chairman of the association. Each
company of the regiment. which origi-
nally was 100 per cent Philadelphian
was represented at the meeting. A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25

No. POS, Veterans Of Foreign Wars OF
the United States.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Martin
7. Glendon Post viii present the post
standards. This will be. followed pS
a parade through the Twenty -c'shth
ward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
PARADE AND FLAG RAISING
Ceremony VIII BE Held Tomorrow
In Hopklnson School

A parade and flag raising will be
held tomorrow afternoon at . o'clock
at the Hopkinson School, Twenty sixth
and Cumberland streets, under the au-
spices Of the Martin j. Glcpdon Post,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-28
ADVISES HARDING ON
LEAGUE Of NATIONS
McCumber Says Present League
Is Dead as Far as the United
States Is Concerned
CBy Associated Press)

Marion, o., Dec. Ex-senator Nc
Cumbcr, of North Dakota, only re-
publican member who voted for rati-
fication of the treaty of Versailles
and League of Nations without rcser-
vations, today advised President
elect Harding to go ahead with his
proposition for the formation of a
League of Nations Independent of the
league, as he considered the League
dead as far as the United States was
concerned.
McCumber said he did not recon-
mend any definite plan for the forma-
tion of an association of nations but
urged the formation of some sort of
international tributat to which the
nations could submit questions of
differences for arbitration before go
ing to war.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-28
SPEEDWELL

The Speedwel junior high school
closed Friday with AN entertainment
and Xmas tree.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Hord and
daughter we're dinner guests Sunday
of Mr., and Mrs. Charles Bergman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke, of Roscyln,
Ky, spent Christmas with Dr. and
Mrs. Coomer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Todd are spend
the holidays with the formers par
ents, Mn. and Mrs. Clark, in Rich
mond.
Miss Tommie Bronston, of Lexing-
ton, and Miss Helen Smock, of Irvine,
who are teaching school here, are
spending the holidays with home
folk.
DIR. George Park, of Chicago, who
has been spending Christmas with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Park, has
returned home.
Mrs. Frank Hord and daughter left
Monday for Berea, to spend few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Coyle.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-28
COUNTY GRADED
SCHOOLS PROGRESS
Purile, Assisted By County and
State Board, Work Herd To
Make This Banner Year

The Junior High schools of the
county closed last week with the
most interesting and elborate pro-
grams in observance of Christmas
in years, and TIE senior grades are
continuing their work. They are
making considerable progress this
week and the result will count much
the first of the year. The graded
schools Of the county have been max
ing excellent records, and it is the in
tenticn of the officers of the cowunty
board to make this n banner year
With new equipment, together with a
very adesuate corps of instructors,
the, average in this class of study has
been far above normal, it is believed,
thus far. With the losing of no time,
Indications are that there are sever
al hundred student throughout the
county who Will DC lar ahead another
year and many viii he fitted for
teaching, should they desire to take
up this work at an earlier period than
anticipated heEetofore Officials of the
county board. as well As the inStrIc-
tors, are jubilant over the progress
made thus far. There Is an unusual
degree of interest displayed upon the
part of the pupils, many of whom are
preparing themselves for teachers,
and with the assistance OF the sta.e
officials, which has not only been
promised, but which is already much
III evidence, Madison couhty's prog
ross during the year in school work
will rank. !; IL believed, we'll towards
that of the first
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-28
WISCONSIN CITY
RA|DED; GET LIQUOR
Cby Associaped Fress)

Hurley, Wis, Dec. 28-More than
half a hundred federal prohibition
agents from Chicago, raided 35 open
salons here today and surprised the
proprietors. Many arrests were made
and quantities of liquor seized by the
federal agents, who were armed; but
not a shot was fired during the first
hour of operations.
"he raid followed a wild night at
Hurley, where liquor was sold at bar
gain rates, ranging from 35 cents for
moonshine whisky to rs cents for
well known brands.
This logging. town has been the
center of prohibition feeling for
several months in opposition to any
outside encroacbment and took form
when bootleggers organized and is
sued a warning that the first prohibi-
ton agent found in Hurley would be
shot. They vowed, it was said, t.;
keep Hurley a."nlau's town for real
men," A home brewery has been a
prominent industry of the PLACE which
has a population of $500.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-12-28
u. S, TO PUBLISH LIST
OF KENTUCKY EyADE:RS

Washington, Dec. 2S-kentucky
draft evaders whose fears have been
lulled to rest by more than two year-'
of security from prosecution arc
prosecution arc about to receive "a:
unpleasant surprise. Their name;
will be published. in their "homo
town" sections as Il preliminary step
to bringing them to d speedy trial.
the War Department announced to-
day.
The department announced scmc
months ago that it would give out TIE
names for publication, but later de-
cided not TO do so when it was found
that the names of many innocent
mcu were still included in the list.
The list of Kentuckians has beer
gone over by the State Adjutant to
eliminate the names of those men
who later entered the service or who
we're unjustly classified as deserters.
No announcement was made as to
when the names will be made public.