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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-07
FARM MANAGEMENT A PHASE
OF WORK IN SHORT COURSE

Farm management, which has be-
come one of the most difficult prob
lens for the farmer, especially the
young farmer, to solve is a feature
of the short course in agriculture to
be given by the College of Agricul-
Mre beginning November /. The
course will deal with the dollars and
cents side Of farming. Students
taking the farm management course
will learn how to organize and man
age the farm to make it pay the lar
gest total profit year after year.
The work offered in the course
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-07

You will often find a woman who
has teeth like pearls. But you new
er find one who is as dumb as an
oyster.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-07

Singing of good times is well
enough in its way, but its working
for 'em which makes the dollars join
the halleluiah chorus.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-09-07

The Advocate. twice a week.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
High School Notes

The basketball team will journey to Glendale this afternoon to play Glendale high in a practice game. Coach Raitt will take about 12 men over and will be able to tell which men stand up under the fire of the Glendale quintet The team will leave the seventh period and anyone who can furnish car should turn his name in to Mir Raitt.
 There will be an important meeting of the senior class this afternoon after the eighth period, in the west wing. All seniors are requested to be present. as there are several important things to decide.
 The Freshmen basketball team went
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
HEBREW FEAST DAY
 BEING CELEBRATED

Formal observance of "chanukah," the feast of dedication, an impressive minor holiday of the Jewish calendar, was begun Sunday night by the Phoe- nix Hebrew congregation. The holiday will continue eight days, the celebra- ton closing next Monday night with the presentation of a play by the chill dren of the Hebrew Sunday school. This will be given at s o'clock at the Arizona School of Music
 The feast of dedication" commemo- rates the successful rebellion of the Jews, headed by Judas Maccabeus, against the king of Syria between 16S
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
FIolUers Cause TlUo
 Arrests For Murder
TPentIhIIcan A. PUeased WIre1

IHepubIIcan A. P, Leaseu WIfeI
 MIN NEAPOLIS, Dec. Flowers they are alleged to have sent to the funeral of the murdered man, caused the arrest of three youths today in connection with staying of James A. Borte, 52 years old, in his grocery store here last Wednesday night.
 The flowers were sent from Superior, Wis. and investigation by the police resulted in the arrest of Percy Balmes, IS. his brother, Donald, 20. and Roual Carlson, 17. The police say the youths confessed. They entered the store for the purpose of robbery, according to the alleged confession
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
SCIENTISTS HOLD
 MEETING AT BORDER

so-,,i,,-r nrst annual meeting of the A.--.sYe.sler tern division of the American e.soIIatlon for the Advancement of Doo was held in Fl Paso from -, 10 D. The affiliated societies et..s..pa ~ pa tirg were the American Asso- h -S-,h or Engineers, Medical and Sur eical Association of the Southwest New Mexico ArcbaeoIoricaI society .sta fe Society of the American Ar SS,r,sssoioslcal Institute. New Mexico Seoical society and Fl Paso County
 7IlCstt society About one hundred .. lusts, in addition to the members ings. 7'' e' "- 'iio iiee'- ~ ~e mexican government was rep l.s'7 ilted by SenOr Ignacio Salas of Chlhuahua, who was the representative sl the department of Fomento. Other elegates were present from Mexico ane one session was held in Juarez
 The presidents address delivered by 1r- Edgar l.. Hewett D. Sc IL. D., eirector of the School of American Re search at Santa Fe, entitled "The Southwest-Yes Yesterday and Tomorrow, ? vas largely attended The address was aelVered in the new Temple Mount sinai, Fl Paso's newest auditorium
 At the business session held on Sat urday. Dec. 4, the new executive com mittee for the coming year was elected me committee is composed of the fol- lowing: Dr. F.. l.. Hewett. American school of Research. Santa Fe; Dr John D. Clark. University of New Mexico, Albuquerque; Dr. V. M. Sli- pher, director of Lowell observatory Flagstaff A. L. F'lagg, Phoenix; Prof Romolo Escobar, director of Chihuahua agricultural college at Juarez. Dr. A F.. Dougless. University of Arizona TucSoD was elected president of tho southwestern division, and Dr. Elliot C. Prentiss was choesn chairman of tht executive committee. An effort is be- Ing made. with a promise of success to secure the next meeting for. Phoe- u.x.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
PriUote Discussion
 or Irish Peace With
 EYzgIand Prohibited
Republican 4. p. Leased Wlre1

LONDON. Dec At a meeting of the Sim Fein divisional council in Dublin during the weekend, reference was made to the report that negotia- tions were proceeding between the Sim Fein and the English government, says the Central News Dublin core spondent today. It was decided that any person or persons discussing terms of a settlement with a foreign" gov ernment, unless authorized by the Dali Eireann or Irish Republican parlia- ment, is guilty of treachery.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
National Guardsn1en
 SdUe Negro From Mob
IRepubIican A. P. Leased WIrel

WISE, Va, Dec. 7-Removal by Vir- ginia national guardsmen from the county Jail here of a negro accused of asaaulting an aged merchant restored quiet today to this little Blue Ridge mountain town. The negro was taken to Roanoke.
 Creed Robinette, the victim of the al legged assault, is not expected to re- cover. The attack upon him resulted in the formation of a mob which yes terday attempted to storm the jail. In the fight with deputy sheriffs one man
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
Kansas City Star
 Stereotype Plant
 Damaged By Flames
Republican A. p. Leased WlreJ

KANSAS CITY, Dec. Fire origin ating between the ceiling of the stereo- typing room and the roof over that section of the Kansas City Star build ing resulted in damage aggregating several thosand dollars before firemen got the flames under control.
 Gases aecumulating from 8 leak in the ventilator leading from two large type metal melting vats and igniting are believed to have caused the fire.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
Manufacturers Vote
 To Break Relations
 With Workers Union

BOSTON, Dec. 7-The clothing manufacturers association of Boston voted today to break relations with the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America. Agreements which have governed the employment of 6,6OO per-
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
i. ,e,s eErrlN ON NV NERvEsl"

LONDON = IFS gettin on my nerves, yer worship, he is that!" Mrs. M G. Hawkins protested in court here when she came to complain that her landlord insisted upon calling several times a day to ask if her husband, who was sick, was dead yet" Its de- pressin', yer worship" said she and the judge agreed.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
SpectacLes For Dog
 Hur77araitarioTl Effort

BOSTON, Dec "A dog with spec tacles was shown at the annual fair Of the Animal Rescue league today as an example of humanitarian assistance to mans dumb friends. The animal was Memo. a spaniel of high degree and companion to the family of MT. and Mrs. c. W. Allen. Riding in an open automobile on windy days had weak ened his eyes. it was explained. and goggles were prescribed and fitted by an oculist.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08

down to defeat yesterday afternoon before the strong senior team. The seniors were held to only a few goals the first half, buo in the second half they began to work together and soon piled up a big score. The final score
 was % to in favor of the seniors.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
NO Damage Resulted From Santa Barbard
 Earthquake Sunday
TRepubIIcan 4. p. Leased WIre1

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Dec. r. City officials said today that no damage had been reported as the re- suit of a slight earthquake which was felt here early Sunday. There were two distinct shocks, sharp enough to awaken sleepers. A few persons rushed into the streets in their night cloth ing
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08

sons in the clothing industry here were said to have been abrogated by the workers union.
 Encouragem by the union mem bers of deliberate restriction Of out put amounting ct times to 50 per cent, was charged
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
STRANGE NAMES AND
 HOME BREW RECIPE

SAN FRANCISCO-In her suit for divorce Mrs. Ethan w. Scott introduced five notebooks filled with names and addresses and recipes for home brew
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08

Generals von Hindenburg and von Ludendorff, two foremost war leaders in Germany, are now making a living by writing.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08

and 165 B. C. In connection with it's observance special services will be con- ducted by Rabbi Liknaitz Friday night at the school administration building
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-29
SALE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1920
300 P. M.

The household furniture of Mrs. p.
Maurice Mcmahon will be sold at Auc-
ton on Saturday, November 9Th, at
800 p. M, at her residence on Lower
Vineyard Street, neal Mr.. A. X. Ting's
residence.
l Weathered Oak Table,
/ Weathered Oak Davenport
l Extension Dining Room Table,
6 Dining Room Chairs,
l Safe,
l Ice Box,
l Kerosene Stove,
l Kerosene Drum or C~ontainer,
so Gals.
2 Arm Chairs,
2 Large CreX Mats,
l Baby's Crib,
l Wicker Baby Buggy,
l Bureau,
l Lawn Mower,
1 Garden Hose,
Potted Ferns.
W. F. CROCKETT,
Auctioneef,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-29

Joe Rivers, once an active contend
er for light weight honors is still
battling in California and still has a
real wallop.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24

The Christian world cannot but re-
ioice over the signing OF the arsmistica
between Armenia and Turkey. IL thts
- 20 mean the cessation o. warfare
between The crescent and the cross, 1,
IL a mark 81 progress. For II Is time
that religious differences were no
longer made = cause. or an excuse
for Tho nghtiua of nations
Armenia and her suneringa have
beon the 81 bfeCts az widespread sym
pathy throughout America. This
Christian nation In Asia. set down in
ths midst - NosleFnE. for many cen.
turtles has kept the faith without way
ertng. Now pnace shines. and the
world can be glad for Armenia. M
can b glad. too. for Turkey. that old
reprobate among nations that has re-
Gently been about excluded from Eu-
rope and fnsa itself with dwinslinE
poweS IN Aisle Minor Thoae who
would eliminate the Turkish nation
speak perhaps without calm eonsld-
Grafton of the problems % the Near
East Mohammedans form body re-
Ngious ~ some 100000 coo Their ira
ditlonal history + built about Turkey.
~ may be good, Il may be bad. N
ana case then ara entitled 10 81 Let
us be fair iu dealing with Turkey.
But let us also keep her we'll ia hand
IN the treatment that she gives 90 the
Armcnianu Tampa Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
49, RoAn 10

The i0rida State Hotel Association
has prepared and Is sending out 4 new
read map of the state with all the
principal cities and towns located and
distances Indicated Every member
r. listed along with the town a serves.
making tho map valuable both as a
read and hotel guide
Toe map d in a folder shape la two
C0iofn. the front 81 outside folds show
ING "a FLORIDA beach scene. with q
wlar1ette % ahapely bathing girls an
Tho foreGround. pe0ahed on ana auto
mobile. while the striped beach : "a
Hol and foathery palms az one side
further aecentuHte Florida sunshine
and climate. Tho inner folds give a
must aliurinw written dcscrip ion ~
Florida scenery. roads. Waterway. and
Eenerai delights. the reading Il which
win cause strangers to. LONG for the
lard 81 snchantment." Other views
show q Eoifing seems. an nvouue 81
royal palms. an ocean front boulevard.
and palm bordered macadam high
way. all true photographs of Florida
short written description ~ Florida
roads occupies one coruer % further
bear out the message - the map.
The entire inside or the folder iH
81 en over 60 the map. showing hT
auio rpads G the state and the roads
entering hiorins. The extreme west
eFn section 81 Floriea a civ =. Instead
81 heinE hopped of and appearing m
corner g. "a common in some maps
or tho state. Roads are shown IA green.
while names g hotels that are mem
eefa 81 the association are printed tn
orange with pleasing eontraat.
The map l. free from sectional men
uen. Ell parts ~ the state having equal
prominence The maps win Sc dis
trihuted ~ hotels ard commercial ~
CARNATIONS IL FLORIDA while individual.
copies wiil Is sent out from head
quarters 81 Jacksonville. Travellers
viii find the map very handy when
rnakinK q tour 90 the state ana ita
publication reflects great credit on the
Florida State Hotel Association.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24

sure you are quite dry agaln7 You
gave me no chance 20 help you with
your things. How did you happen 70
walk home through the rain7 Where
was Doran."
Where do you think the only taxi
driver in Marvin would be on a day
liiss thiaT' demanded plcly trucuient-
ly. IL would have had 90 wait an hour
for DorAn. and / wanted 90 get this
little chap home. What do you think
OF him?"
Hes cunning thing" I answered
truthfully. II suppose this il the one
thing lacking IN the furnishing that
you promised ua last night."
sure" Dlcky answered cheegfully
mo country house ought 10 be WITH
out a dog. OF course. he's only a pup
~ vet. but he's such a good breed
couldn't resist him"
ne has the most fascinating ugly
face I ever saw" Tho puppy cooked
one ear AZ nae In n friendly fashion rs
speke. as II In acknowledgment OF
my doubtful compliment. and laugh
90 outright. Anthe sound he jumped
into my lap and Asnuggied against ma.
looking up at me In such appealing
fashion that my heart warmed toward
him a. my arms closed about him
had a curious little feelssg that the
puppy and I had made compact Of
friendship, but henceforth he belonged
10 me.
Who Owns the Deer
Hasn't he" Dicky said he8mingly
"TFe's 50 ugly he's handsome That's
the breed. you see. bun TERROR just
lock az the way bis upper iip lifts
away from his teeth. and gaze on that
publishing jaw of his. Hes the real
thing all right. mothers a bench dog,
fathers 4 famous fighter no better
blood anywhere than this little tykei
has"
DO sou know be looks exactly like
the picture Of che puppy Ia your copy
~ that Davis story. 'Tho Bar slnia-
ter ~
$50 YOU see IL tool" DIcixv excialm-
cd gleefully Eyes. he's the aratt'n
image q that pup. ! think well call
him after him. wyndham Kid. Sec
oDd.' for there's a bar sinister about
this chap. too"
a bar sinister" returned. pug
zlea. II thought you said this dos
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
oPrlMlsrs MUST LEAD.

Because there il no much unrest N
the business world and because Il Il
necessary that men who produce and
who are also consumers. ln other
words the buying public must realize
that the present holding off cannot bs
continued without SCI lous conse-
queneus The Journal continues 70 urge
thar current needs Be fiiled az current
prices.
We explained briefly yesterday how
the circle reaches from retailer 60
wholesaler q manufacturer % wage
Garner and "a purchaser. and how nee
easary Ia T. that present needs be sat
isfled lest factories close Ter lack 90
demand and men thus fall into unem-
ploynfent
That the question IL causing serious
Thought 0n the part 81 al editorial
writers a. evidenced by the space
given O. Ga almost every newapa per
and MAGAZINE. Tho Manufacturer
Record az Baltimore believes that op-
timlsm boldly expressed win 40 much
O. altiv ihc unrest ID an editorial Of
Nov is issue. Mr simmonds says.
"The people az TIE country. there
fare may well take courage aud no
forward with assurance that the
t1undleas resources - this heaven
favored hand furnish the foundation
on which % build a greater prosperity
than we have ever known but this
prosperity cannot BE- created over
nirht unless the spirit "a OPTIMISM
spreads abroad through the land Mon
must talk optimisiticaiiy. they must
thiaN dramatically; they must act
alphabetically, they must advertise
optimistlr8ily. knowing that SPIRIT u
optimism taus spread abroad will drive
oht tne fears OF the present quicken
fae courmge G. our people and give a
lion heart even d the rabbit hearted
reseiulists n the hour
Then on with bualnessi on with
adterliHingl On With every piece of
work ihat can D. done % quicken the
energies ~ the nation and give om.
pi0yment Is the peoplo!"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24

had such good blood on both sides
The story dogs mother was an ailss
log. you remember. while you mais
! this onc's was a."
Bench dog returned Dicky easlis
"a prize winner season after neason
lsut, yeu soc / can't prove 81" IN
laughed gleefully,
Why"
"fsooau@s she was stolen from hes
owner a little while age. big pow.wow
/, about IL. rewards offered and FaaI de-
tocttves on the train. but nothing do
ing. This puppy of hers was given te
man I know ~ tho fellow that 0sd
the trick. IL seems thfs friend OF
mine. who II an awfuily clever writer
chap. does crook stories and all that
sort OF thing YOU know. and who
knows dosens OF shady Customers.
pulled the other fellow out OF a hole
one day. and the chap had nothing
20 show his gratitude with but this
pap. My friend . going on q Ions trip.
and can't keep the little fellow. so no
turned him over 10 ms"
but Dloxy." gasped. you sure
ii are not going 20 keep him. ara your
WAY, he's stolen property"
Dioky turned and looked az mo then
threw UP bis hands la mock despair.
IL | hadn't forgotten all about her
little Puritan prineipiesl' he axclaim-
cd. -But I'm afraid this time youlI
nave 10 swallow them. I don't know
who the chap IL who stole the mother.
and n did ! surely wouldn't give him
away. and II ! didn1 take this little
fellow chances are some ono would
have grabbed him 20 make a tighter OF
him. Aud training q dog for p fighter
Is about the crueIest thing there IS
He stopped and Kissed ma lightly on
tho check
Don't carry the conscience az the
world on your shoulders. little giri.
he said. ~Yoc only make yourself and
everybody else uncomfortable"
Tho memory Of many compositions
scenes with Dseixy warned ms TO keep
silence. But I Thought sgsin. as I
often had before. how utterly DIVER
gent our ideas and ideals were
knew that / should never feel coma
Portable IN this gift Of Dicky's. IT'D
knowiedge that the dos was not right
fully ours would always spoil any
pleasure ! might have in the tttls
animal
CONTINUED tofnorreu1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
Press Comment

Planning Ahead.
IL IL now the season OF the year
when the wide awake farmer begins
planning for next years work and
casting about for ways and means 20
make his land produce a. much As
possible. Many farmers overlook this
important matter Of pianning ahead.
Next year r. going 20 see censid-
eTahle change in crop values. and
there is probably going % be q big
slump IN prices. Therefore. II be-
hooves all crop producers 90 plan
their crops for maximum yields SAYS
C. X. Mcodarrie. state agent ~ agri-
cultural extension.
Karin labor has been scarce during
ths present year. but relief - expected
during the coming season.
The farmer with livestock can ar
range his crop 80 as 20 have always 4
good supply o. feed material and
some g spare. The trucker. on the
other hand. has 20 depend very largely
upon market conditions and 20 take
chances on whether his product win
b. profitable one or not. Ia is a wise
plan FOR The trucker 20 arrange his
crop 80 that. In case Of q slump in
prices and lack OF demand. his oduct
can be- turned over 20 feed lNestocil
OF g Be used for the home market.
There - likely 70 be goo1 demand
Ter hogs the coming year and there e
always a good demand Tor milk dairy
and poultry productE.-Tfoimes County
Advertiser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
81 ApELE QARRIaoN.

Way cieky said. "pon't Carry ths
conscisnee 81 ere Werid on
Nour Shoulders"
Got fire. Maagna Gee. I'm Eiadi
Pm drenched % the skin"
Dicky rau up tire verHnda steps
with water dripping fron his hat All
clothing Ills shoes. teo. were soaked
frsm TIE pouring rain outside. The
water aozed from them At every step.
His coat was opened. ard underneath
y ] could see small peach basket
which he pressed lightly against his
chest. and inside something stirred
and whimperca The slght made me
forget Diekys condition
Whatever Ia the w0ridf~ 7 asked.
stan4ing SIN and staranw AZ hEm opou
munfhFa
~For heavens sakef- Dicky expiod-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
osstlns aid Of Radicals.

Tho announcement by the executive
council Of the American Federation u
Labor that an active fight ~ TO be
waEed against internal radisalism Is
interesting and encouraging news.
The first step. taken BY the COM
mittoe 20 aunionise steel workers.
causes one 20 believe that the effort
VIII be vigorous. This committee has
ousted John ]. Fitzpatrick chairman.
and William =. Foster, secretary. both
of whom were prominent directors ~
the steel strike last winter. and who
are dangerous aRifators
During the past two or three years
organized labor has been cursed with
the presence of men whose sole pur-
pose was 20 stir up strife between EN-
ploYern and empl 3voa. The legs fall
out from under their Jobs when har-
mony exists. why the great army Of
honest iakorers has borne with them
~ more than tho average observer
can see. and this declaration @ elm
mate them no doubt will meet ex-
pressions of assured support from one
end % the country 20 the other.
Because ~ the presence OF these
persons within preaching doctrines o.
radicalism. in some instances. organ
ized labor has suffered loss Is reputa-
ton which could have been avoided By
the wedding out 81 such men as rita
patrick and Foster Orga nized iabor
has been held responsible by the pub
lie Tor the persons admitted into the
folds OF its unions. regardless o.
whether they were laborcrs or a sell
fish class advancing their own selfish
interests at the expense Nuf labor.
II appears THAI tho American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor has. az last realized
the necessity II Kidding itself 81 this
radical element which has done un-
told injury 20 the cause ~ the work
ms man, and n thfe campaign a. really
an earnest one. a. loyal American ciu-
sens. Il is the duty 81 both the labor
Ing anA capitalists classes 90 cooper
ate as much az possible and help drive
this serious menace out OF American
buainess.-Florida Metropolis (Jack-
aonyiilcl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24


A comparison Of tho official returns
for tho @eneral election Just held. with
the official returns for the general
election of 1915. furnishes some food
Tor thought 60 democrats.
Ia 1915, a presidential year, the to-
tai vote cast IN Florida for governor
was sass. or which the democrats
tknott and Catta) received 6s.sse. and
the republicans (Aiianl 1892. The
democrats had ma5ority over the
republicans Of 5s.ase
IL fe2o. a presidential year. the
total vote cast IN Florida for COVER
nor. was 15t.662: or which the demo-
Gratis received I0s. s07. and the repub.
Leans 1.-TWO candidatosD A5.ss9. The
democrats had a majority over the
republicans of GT.sis.
In the four years the democratic
vote grsw from 6a.sss. 20 Tea. 40T or a
little over IS per cent
In the four years the republican
vote grew from a.so2 20 $3.50. or 4
little under 100 per cent?
Looking over the official figures all
down the line. we find thar the re-
publican party I'm Florida has grown
tFoFa less than per cent OF the total
vote cast IA 1915. 20 about so per cent.
of the total vote east in 1890. and Is
now ready 20 become a real factor IN
state affairs AZ political sort Tampa
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