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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16
PRZYJAL NO.
MINACYE.

.Paryz, 16. stycznia. - Ogfoszo
no tn, re premier Clemenceau
przyjal n~ominacye ma prezydenta
republiki francuskiej, upowaznia-
JAG swych zwolennikow do umie-
szczenia nazwiska swojego ma ba-
locie elekcyjnym wobec plenum
kongresu W Wersalu. Wybory
odbeda sic jutro.
BUNT ~MARYNARZY FRAN
CUSKICH.
Londyn, 16. stycznia. - 1skro-
wa depesza'z Berlina donosi, re
wsrtd marynarzy i zo}nierzy fral'
cuskich w Tulonie ~wybuchly "a
burzenia i bunt, wywo}any podo-
bno niedostatecznemi porcyam:
zywnoSci, a zwiaszcza chleba.
KRoTKIE ~KABLoGRAMY.
Paryz, 16. stycznia. - Najwyz-
sza Rada Aliancka opracowaia
juz note do rzadu Holandyi z "a
daniem ekstradycyi .bylego cesa-
RIA Wilhelma w mySl postano--
wien artykuiu 227 traktatu wer,
salskiego.
Buenos Aires, 16. stycznia. -
Argentina subskrybowaia do tel
pory SUNG $4,000, 900 throw ma
nova pozyczke wloska.
Buenos Aires, 16. stycznia. -
w prowincyi Cordoba, gdzie SEE
rzy sic strajk rolny, wydarzy}y
sic ostatnio liczne pozary zboza
IA pniu. Skonstatowano, re odpo-
wiedzialni sa "a ME strawberry
kt6rzy PREY pomocy odpowiednio
ustawionych pod %osiona nocy So
czewek powieksza jacyc wywoiy
wall podczas dnia ogieh cd Sion
ca.
Haga, 16. stycznia. - Cabinet
holenderski przedstawi} Parlamen
towi przedlozenie W sprawie PREY
laczenia sic Holandyi do Lig'
Narod0w.
Berlin, 16. stycznia. - Kapitan
Morat, byly komendant nura, kto,
~ zatopi} francuski okret wojen-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16
VIII Ask Retailers and Manufacturers to Get Togethe
to Stage Big Price Reduction Events for Benefit o
Buyers of Necessaries.

The Government Is about to at
tack the problem OF high prices
from = new angle. Instead Of bring
iHE its influence to e pom the
publid to refrain from buying, II
will seek the cooperation OF the re-
tailers and manufacturers IN n joint
effort TO furnish the public with nee
essary articles % clothing. women's
apparel and house furnishings at
prices below the present evel-
The Department Of Justice. which
is directing the Governments cam
paign against the high cost OF hV-
ing. will propose to retailers n
manufacturers that they jon hands
Sales" in which both will make spe-
clal concessions to enable the pub
lie to buy n~ecessaries at q saving
from present prices. The sales would
probably run through January and
February, and only necessarieS n
seasonable merchandise would be
offered
Plan Proposed by Department OF
Justice.
This plan has been advanced to the
retailers OF the country through the
National Retail Dry Goods Assoc a.
ton, by Howard z. Ffgg. special as
sIstant to Attorney-General Palmer.
who is handling the Governments
campaign. Details OF the proposal
were made public last night by Car
los B. Clark. chairman OF the COM
mIttes Of controllers OF the associa-
tIon. and by Lew Hahn its exeCu-
tive secretary, who returned from
Washington yesterday. after confer
ences with officials OF the Depart
fpent OF Justice
Retailers 10 Meet Dec. II.
In accordance with Mr.. Figs spSS
gcStion. the National RcSa%F-$o r
Gods Association haaGanedNG meet"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16

Ch1opieca Odziez
Chiopsece CRUDE weiniane swetery, pull-over al
DO surdutowe style, ro0maite kolorowe . 90
kOnED1naCye, Pc .......
Dzieciece Novelty ubranka. wiefkosci 2h do 8,
reg. IS wartosci, Specyalnie ma te . 40
WySprZ6daZ, pc .........
h}opiece czysto welniane niebieskie serzowe
garnitury, Gale podszyte spodnie, Or
6SaSo ubvcb materva-
low, ~podw0jne ma piersiach, z paskiem naoKofo
lub do polowy, wielkoSci IL do IS, . or
IyVkO
Mackinaws, zrobione z grubych materyafow -
pFaids Sladkie kolory, s7afowy albo przewra-
cany kolnierz, wszystkie wielkosoi, or
ChEopece ubranba z 2 parami spodni, najnow-
see modele, slash patch kieszenfe, duzy wy
Dor deseni, obyd. parry spodni ,~podszyte q or
doskona{e zrobione S12 wartoAci, OsSO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16
JUGOSLAWIA ODRZUCA Pc,
ROZUMIENIE w PRAWIE
FIUME.

Paryz, 16. stycznia. - Jak via
domO, premierzy Clemenceau i
Lloyd George postawili nowy
projekt zafatwienia kwestyi adry-
atyckiej i zaproPonowali kompen-
safe "a to ola Jugosiawii W innej
formie, domagajac sic Cd niej sta
nowczej w tel. kwestyi edpowie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16
ALIANCKA KOMISYA OBEJ-
NIUE READY MAD RENEM.

Koblencya, 16. stycznia. - Spra
wowana dotychozas przez wladze
wojsflowe kontrola mad niemiec-
klein terytoryum nadrenskiem,
pozostajacem pod okupacya ~
liantow, przeszia W rece wladz c!y
wilnych i miedzyaliancka SPECIAL
ma komisya ola tych terytoryow
.ujela w mich juz ster rzad6w zgo-
dnie Z postanowieniami traktatu
werSalskiego. Przewodniczacym
tel komisyi zoStaf zamianoWauy
p Pawel Tirard, Francuz. Ty!ko
strefa zajeta przez wojska anne
rykanskie pozostala nadal pod
zarzadem wojskowym - przy--
najmniej technicznie, gdyz wobec
odmowy re strony senatu Stan>W
.Zjednoczonych ratyfikacyi traNta-
tn wersalskiego - ola Amcryki
.pozostaja wciaz ~jeszcze oboWiqzu
jqce jedynie warunki zawieszenia
broni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16
w P~RZYGOTOWANIU DO
PLEBISCYToW.

Berlin, 16. stycznia. - Wojska
niemieckie rozpoczeiy p~rzedwczo
raj ewakuacye Gornego Slaska.
Kopenhaga, 16. stycznia. - Z
przybyciem okret6w aliapckich
do Flensborg zakohczyio sic pa
nowanie pruskie W Szlezwigu.
Niemiecka zandarmerye zastapio-
no korpusem nowozorganizowa-
mel z poSrod m~iejscowej ludno5ci
stray, mad kt6rq dow6dztwo o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16

dzi. Rad belgradzki dotychczas
~jeszcze jei ME nadeslal, ale pre-
wodniczacy delegacyi PokoJowej
Jugosiawii, pan Trumbicz, o.
swiadczyi, co nastepuje:
sJugosiawia ME moze przyjac
tel novel propozycyi, ktora dale
Wtochom korytarz ~pomiedzy Vo-
losca a Fiume rownolegle do kolei
Rjeka-L ublana. Prezydent Will,
son odrzucii te propozycye mimic
nego listopada, gdy przedstawii
ia pan Tittoni i ufamy, re teraz
znow ia odrzuci.
nWfosi poczynili dalsze konce-
sye, godzac sic ma umiedzynaro--
dowienie Fiume pod Liga Marc
dow, ale my mistakenly ma to, axe
by przedmieScie Susak pozostalo
PREY Jugoslawii wraz re swym
portem Baros, ktory stanowi VIE
ka przystah ola eksportu drzewa.
Domagamy sic tez, ably okolica
Zary pozostafa PREY Jugosiawii
sam zaS port jej otrzymal auto
nomie."
Podobno sekretarz Lansing "a
wiadomii ambassadors Wallace, re
Stany Zjednoczone ME przyjmq
omawianej novel qropozycyi, je-
zeli Jtqgoslawia odm6wi swej Ego
DIV ma MIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16

ReklAma Jest podstawa nc1nycn
przedsiebiorstw amerykahskich, wiec
/ przemyslowiec polski do6rze Mobi,
jeEel stale reklamowac bedxie sw6j
interes " DzINNNIKU CHICAGO.
SKIM. 'l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16

paria W krwawych walkach pie6
czo}owych atakow bolszewickich,
zmierzajacych do ogarniecia jej
lcwego skrzydla. RAPPORT ten wy
raza przekonanie, re daisy po-
chod bolszewEkow ma Odesse 20
stall w~strzymany, oraz zaprzecza
POdawanym poprzednio donie--
sieniom, jakoby Denikin zioiyi
iowodztwo naczeFne W rece ge-
neraia Wrangla. Podaje tez, re
armia Dentkina trzyma SLIME Ii
ME mad Donem Cd jego ujScia az
DO ZleWu z rzeka Aksai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16

powiedzial komitetowi, re najle-
piejby byio stworzenie odrebne-
90 Stanu wzdIuz brzegu rzekl
Rio Grande, ia terytoryum usta-
pionym przez Meksyko i W
Stanie Texas. Miejsce to by}oby
zaludnionc wylaczn;e przez mu-
rzynow, kt6rzyby mieli swoj VIA
shy rad i prawa, zaS glowny mad
zor mia}yby Stany Zjednoczone.
Lekarze w. H. Wilson i n. Tho
mas z tego miasta oponowali Ia
kiemu planowi, gdyz to ~doprowa-
dziioby tylko do wiekszego roz--
r6znienia ras, ktore dalo sic tax
bardzo odczuG w ostatniej wojnie
Swiatowej. Inny zas plan przed--
stawil K. D. Jones Z Filadelfii,
opierajqc sic ma stworzenlu odre-
bnego stanu W Liberyi.
Florala, Ala, 16. stycznia. -
Jaka nienawiSc panuje miedzy ra-
sami bialych i czarnych, dowodza
ciagle mordy jake sic powtarzaj9
cd czasu do czasu. ZnoWu donO-.
sza nam, re dokonano lynczu ma
murzynie w tutejszym miescie,
ktory mial dokonac napadu ma
bialq kobiete. Cato murzyna zna-
lcziono visz2ce ia sFupie Cd tcIe-
fonu przeszyte wystrzaiami Z re-
wolweru. Oiiara lynczu byf mi
rzyn nazwiskiem Jack Waters.
WALK.
Providence, R. l., 16 stycznia.
- Ably sic zemScic ma tych, CO
przeprowadzili ustawe prohibicy)
ma. co "a MIA agitowal postano-
WHO stowarzyszenie handlarzy
napoj6w prowadzic zacteta wafke
ra polu poltycznem. Kandydaci
ubiegajacy sic o noweI godnosci
moga liczyt ra poparcie owego
stowarzyszenia tylko w tym Wy
padku, jezeli zapewnia przed wy
borem, IL doloza wszelkich staran
do obalenia k~rzywdzacej ustawy.
Prezes owego stowarzyszenla ].
Thompson powiedziaf, re po-
prawka do prawa prohibicyjnego
byIa przeprowadzona w takim
~czasie, re navel slowo protestu
re strony ~inaczej myslacych, by
ioby uwazane "a brak patryOtyz-
mu.
1Dr1A5AIACE n0UNnV
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-16

trzymai Duhczyk Daniel Brunn.
Usunieto tez sedziow niemiec-
kich. Pred plebiscytem odbedzie
sic caly szereg zgromadzeh agita-
cyjnych.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-04
Housing in the Canaries

Fleta CampDell springer Tn ndTpcI
 Magazine.
 These Artenara troglcdytes invite me into their dwellings,. with whic man and nature had punctured thei mountains side, over four thousand fee above the sea. Some were walledu u mountain clefts; others were modifi cations of natural caves, or possibi very old Guance ones. Many wert rectangular in floor plan, but depend ing somewhat on the original shape ;o the cave. Ceilings followed even mGr closely the original surfaces.
 The caves were used mainly as sleei ing quarters. stables and storage barsV There was little use for kitchens, | cooking was done in the prirniti A outdoor ovens. The sleeping -quartes comprised one to two rooms, accordin to the family the main bedroom ofte being used fo rguests;its rough wal were whitewashed, to give greater ligf which generally penetrated through single doorway.
 In my hosts cave table, a cool of spring water. an oil-lamp, a jar ( flowers. simple picture or two fei chairs, chest. and bed were the al performances. Wall-hewn inches too the place ofsshelves. Often in these hun under clean. homespun coyerlets, bed
 
 bulged large and soft, ensconced in a aperture hewn into the rock at tn rear. it's floor half foot above tha of the cave-room. There was no damn ness; in fact, these caves were a ..terr | fperamental' blessing-in summer, cos retreats from the heat. having a terr perature of about IS degrees Cent grade; in winter. warm and comforta ble, ranging from 10 to Is degree Centigrade.
 My little couriers and two little girl scampered ahead to where some sma swinging doors covered a cave oper ing. The children opened them. stepped from brilliant sunlight in; the semi-darkness of a rough he < chapel An antique brass lamp EsHk like golden pendant against inc msd terious. grim walls beyond. No sea, graced the sandy floor rippled by fee save quaint wood-carved chair bt hind an altar equally quaint. A mich seat had been dug into one wall; bs side confessional had been crudel sculptured in relief from the solid rocl It was misunderstanding old chape ] resembling S~~~~ --esa-rt o~-auuoni. 1 cav-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-04
HIGH PRICES HAVE SOME ADVANTAGES
 FOR THE ENGLISH
Make Careful Housewives, Better House Manners, Better Cooking and
 Better Dressing
By MARGARREr WALTER

London, June 5.-CReciprocal News Service.)-The steady rise in price of all necessities-of food clothing and house. hold requirements-has had the effect of raising the standard of living among common people in England. Now that there is practically nothing to be had cheap, and the cost of what were once luxuries more nearly approaches the present price of bare necessities, women are learning that the best is, in the end, the cheapest.
 They are also learning-and many ca uses have contributed to this lesson that the best requires much care in the preparation and in the keeping. This ac- counts for the sudden appearance all over London of shops where scientific mending is done the rebirth of several lost crafts like that of home dyeing and tailoring and the phenominal sue cess of the American paper pattern serv- ice.
 Men settling down to civilian life did not like to go on wearing their khaki clothes, and the cost Of shop dyelng being beyond their reach, their wives undertook to dye them at home. While they were about it they remade the gar ments or hired them altered by the neighboring tailor. Once having put so much time and thought into them, they have learned to brush and press them; 50 the general appearance of the aver age man is, even now more than year after demobilzation, far smarter and better groomed than it was five years ago.
 That the wearing of better clothes is having it's effect upon manners is nat ural The old 'Arry and Arriet game or exchanging hats when on an outing is passing away. Sunday hats that cost $b are not to be lightly treated on national holidays now. There are practically no arrests for disorderly conduct and po- licemen on service in the one-time rowdy districts of Richmond Park and Purley complain that there is no fun going. It breaks your cart to see 'em so sedate. They won't even sit in puddle for fear of spoilin' their clothes,' said one.
 Grandmotherly chores have brought with them a fashion for grandmothers and it is lucky family which boasts one of these dear old ladies who is only too proud to recall her skill in certain witely accomplishments long discredited.
 Passing through the suburbs in the train it is no unusual thing to see rows of hack wards strung with yards upon yards of the airplane linen which the government sold off at cost, dyed in dozen different colors for clothes and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-04
NoRTu pIpurNcIA,,

NORTH BIRMINGHAM
 Dandy bungalow; 3 rooms and bath; nice lot; lights; good neighborhood: house in good condition; price $1.S00;, terms. Call MT. Flowers, Main 1892.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-04

LIST your residence and business property with us; we have the buy era Call Main 62s0 for quick results. Jemison R. E. & Ina CO. 211 N. 2oth street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-04

Fourth of July Special-Four- room bungalow on large lot; a wonderful buy at $1,950 pay able s250 cash and balance $20 per month. Why rent when you can own a home like this?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
 Ss = ->.>--~-~~-~~--~~.~>o.~
HERE ARE SOME REAL BARGAINS
 READ THEM

READ THEM
 WEST END
 Modern 6-room bungalow. all conveniences; 3 large bed- rooms one-half block of car line; quick possession; price $3,700; easy terms.
 WEST END
 ModerF up-to- date Groom bungalow in center of West End; furnace heat: hardwood floors; newly painted and pa pered; large lot; a bargain at $5,500, on easy terms.
 WEST END
 We have some exceptional buys in this section. Come and let us show you.
 FAIRVIEW
 Fourth of July Special-Four- room bungalow on large lot; a wonderful buy at $1.950, pay able s250 cash and balance $2o per month. Why rent when you can own a home like this?
 NORTH BIRMINGHAM For sale. 3112 10th Ave, N; Groom bungalow; newly painted and papered; immedi- ate possession: go out and look it over; price s2,150, S350 cash and s25 per month Call MT. Flowers, Main 1892.
 NORTH BIRMINGHAM Dandy bungalow; rooms and bath; nice lot; lights; good neighborhood: house in good condition; price S1.S00; terms. Call MT. Flowers, Main 1892.
 NORTH BIRMINGHAM We have a number of houses in North Birmingham, ranging from S1,500 to s5,000, that could be bought on terms. If you want to buy in North Bir- mingham, call us. If we haven't what you want, we will~get it. Main 1892.
 NORwOOD
 Beautiful Groom bungalow for sale. furnished or unfurnished; nice living room, dining room, kitchen. bedrooms, tile bath and glass -inclosed sleeping porch; nice furniture. drap- cries, etc.; located in the best section of Norwood. less than one block of car line: let us show it to you; price, fur nished sS,350, unfurnished-- $6,- 800. Call MT. Flowers. Main 1892.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-04
Santora Dead
Rv Associated Press

Chicago. July 3.-The body of Do menico Santoras known as Monte lyle was found in a hotel room here today He had shot himself through the heao He was a former boxing partner Q Abe Attel and had been in boxin; acts on the vaudeville stage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-04
REAL ESTATE FOI jALE ] 7''-7>'--"fi a0nsEs E0R sxI.H iOS
INGLENOOK

INGLENOOK Five-room bungalow in the best part for s3.000: lights, paved street, cement walk, terraced yard; dandy repair; terms. $500 cash and balance s35 month. Nine-room house, well located with garage in rear; upstairs renting for $20 d month; lot 150-foot front by 90-foot back; cement walk and paved street: lights and in first-class re- pair; half cash and balance monthly; price s3.500.
 Five-room bungalow in the very best part; garage in rear; good lot paved street and sidewalk; for a real home, it can't be beat; terms. $500 cash, balance $40 month price $4.000.
 s1,500. $50 cash. balance s2O month; 4-room cottage; well located on the mountain; blocks of car; good repair. LLOYD REALTY CO.,, INC John R. T Rfves, President
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE X

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE <
 HoUsEs TOR SALE 100 WEST END HoME-5-room. modern cot tage newly painted; nice, high lot and conveniently located to Ensley. Bes semer and West End cars; price s2,750, good cash payment, balance on easy terms. Apply at 513 Alabama ave. MODERN 5-room bungalow with hard wood floors in every room; house in good condition; nicely decorated. Price $6.000, terms. T. w. Quinn with Jem- ison R. E. & Ins. Co.,, 211 N. 2Oth St. Main 52so
 HIGHLAND AvE.-5Ox2oO 7-room modern residence, eastern section, good condition; $7,25o; terms. B. F. Eborn. 315 Empire Bldg. M. S173 NORTH BIRMINGHAM PROPERTY And other real estate of all kinds. J. H. Berry Realty Co.,. 290s N. 27th St Main 71o7.
 New broom anu sleeping porch bum galow; lot 50x190; conveniently located for Ensley or Birmingham business man; price A,5o0: easy terms. c. W. Ford. owner. Phone Main S316. 212o First ave
 WEST END-7 room, 2-story resi- dence, large corner, fronts car line, . near Hemphill school; s4Oo0, s1,5o0 cdSH, pdldnCe easy. D. F. EDOTn, o1o Empire Bldg. M. S173.
 HOMES FOR SALE
 FRANK B. CLARK 1927 Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg. Main 5s15. SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Mod up to the minute, 7-room bungalow; half block of 18th st. line, near Glen Iris ave-; $6.500. reasonable terms. B. F. Eborn, 315 Empire Bldg. M. S17S. FOR SALE-A most choice corner in the heart of the automobile district at bargain from owners; lot 50xl00 feet; the southeast corner Ave. F and Fist st., $. Address O-35, care Age-Herald. SOUTH HIGHLANDS-12-r apart ment residence; rents well; 18th st., near 18th ave; $10,0O0, good terms. B. F. Eborn, 3l5 Empire Bldg. M. S173.
 FOUR of the best home values in North Highlands, ranging from $2750 to 5000; all on Acipco car line; terms. See J. H. Johnson, 1726 Jasper st. l.. P. Hill Real Estate, 2lc9 Sd ave.
 LOTS FOR SALE 1O1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
MISS DAVIS AN NOUNCES
DIS CUSSION SU BJE CTS.
FOR MOTHERS CL j bS

Under direction Of Miss Julia Davis
supervisor Of the grades. Ardmore
public schols, a splendid program Of
subjects TO be discussed at the meet
ings Of the Mothers clubs during
the year has been arranged.
AS customary the subject discus
sions form only part Of the pro-
grams, the remainder being given by
pupils in the various grades.
The subjects selected and the
months in which they come are an
nounced by Miss Davis are as fol-
olws:
October" Moral Safeguards for Our
Children Ashley Chappel
November" "Heath'-Miss Mae Ge-
no. public health nurse.
Acknowledgements in Art and
Music"-Miss Ella J. Peterson, super.
visor OF music, and Miss Czello Pugh,
supervisor of art.
January - Systematic Work at
Home'--Dr r. L. Davidson.
Keeping Our City Beau
tifui'-James Barron, secretary Cham
Der of Commerce.
March" Supervised Play" 49, Henry
D. Hinsland. vocational counsellor.
Entertainment vs.. Educa-
tion"-Mrs. Hettie Norman.
May-Business meeting and election
Of officers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04

tic Medical Association Day. Kiwanis
Day; Friday, October Is, Texas School
Children and Teachers Day. League Of
Texas Municipalities Day, KiddKey
Day, Orphans Day. County Agents
Day, Texas Swine Breeders Associa.
ton Day Elks Day; Saturday, October
l6, Press Day, Travelling Mems Day.
East Texas Day, West Texas Day,
Texas.Oklahoma A and NJ Day, Harri-
son County Day Rainbow Day, Boys
Club Day, Cumberland University Day;
Sunday October II, Junior CHAMBER Of
Commerce Day. American Legion Day,
90th Division Day, Legislative Day;
Monday. October IS. G. A. r. Day, Wo-
mems Relief Corps Day, Texas Hol.
stein.Friesan Breeders Club Day;
Tuesday. October l9. Confederate Vet.
erans' Day, Good Roads Day, Texas
Congress OF Mothers Day; We'd
nesday, October 20, Farmers Day, Pan.
handle and Plains Day; Thursday, Oct.
ober q, Texas Jersey Cattle Day,
Home Demonstration Agents Day,
Girls Club Day; Friday. October p,
Nut Growers Day; Saturday, October
90, w. C. T. L. Day; Sunday, Oct
ober "a, Closing Day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
MEXICAN EXHIBIT
PULLS into TEXAS

Dallas, Teyas.-The great Mexican
National Exhibit Of ten cars, routed
direct into Texas from Mexico City,
has arrived at the state fair grounds
in this city and is now being unloaded
in preparation for the million and
half visitors TO this years exposition.
Dates Of the State Fair OF Texas
this year are October 9 to "a.
Specially constructed show cases
have arrived at the fair grounds in
which to house the big exhibit and
rush Of work, directed by a special
mission from Mexico City. sent here
by the Mexican government, is now
under way TO have everything in
readiness for opening day, October g.
General . B. Trevino, Of the depart.
ment Of commerce, industry and labor
OF Mexico will arrive later in com.
pany with provisional president de
la Huerta and President Elect Obre-
gon, according to the latest advices.
. Among the exhibits which make up
this remarkable display, according to
advance information, is 250 works Of
art by celebrated Mexican artists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-04
TEA ACHERS' SALARIES
MUST BE INCREASED

The teacher shortage remains d
menace TO the public schools. accord
ing TO preliminary reports made pub
lie today by the National Education
Association. Replies 10 questionnaires
sent out by the association have come
from all sections OF the United States.
These reports show that In places
where teachers salaries have been
increased 100 per cent or more the
situation is nearly always sstisfac.
tory But such places are compara-
lively few, and Ia localities where
salaries have been increased 80 per
cent or less the teacher shortage is
commonly greater than q year ago.
Rural communities are hardest hit
Signed reports from superlntendents
Of many counties Indicate that a
third OF their rural schools cannot
open for want Of teachers Tens Of
thousands OF schools will be In charge
OF teachers who have had no profes-
sional preparation and whose academic
training barely exceeds that OF the
children they teach.
Relief from this serious situation
which imperils the stability of Ameri.
can rural life. will be sought from
the next session OF congress. Re-
newed efforts will be made TO obtain
the passage Of the Smith-Towner bill
which creates q department OF educa.
ton with secretary In the presi
dents cabinet and provides fedora
aid OF 500, 900 900 for education
Exchange