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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-10-02
TEACHER SHORTAGE

The teacher shortage remains a menace to the public schools, accord ing to preliminary reports made pub lie today by the National Education Association. Replies to questionaires 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 one hundred per cent or more the situation is nearly all ways satisfactory. But such places are comparatively few, and in locali- ties where salaries have increased fifty per cent or less the teacher shortage is commonly greater than a years ago. Rural communities are hardest hit. Signed reports from sup erintendents of many counties indicate that third of their rural schools can not open for want of teachers. Tens of thousands of schools will be in charge of teachers who have had no professional preparation and whose academic training barely exceeds that of the children they teach.
 Relief from this serious situation, which imperials the stability of Amer ican 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 a department of education with secretary in the Presidents cabinet and provides fed eral aid of $100,000,OO0 for education.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-10-02
RESTRICTING BORROWING

That the action the federal banks the big during months had auay evidenced in the drop commodities especially cloth The manufac
 have loaded their warehouses with goods and holding the taers the limit from banks help maintain the ab prces aid through the federal banking This refusal handed down further through big and little banks which action made imperative for all
 their stuff before larger value The by that they prices per of the big manufacturing all bunk The made because company which borrowing unable get further keep grip stock goods and unload them public price Others will have the may nothing history the the and having the dough through started the ball
 rolling Every fellow the big automobile manufacturers had this made for all to get in wagon wild scramble for place.
 present small compared with what it will be when the big department stores really start selling credit the federal abnkng
 that forced the big fellows unload and while be hard on the dealer a time housekeeping
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-10

Ell e periodco Sc Il avisa 4 TODD u vecndafio, y Sc aproyecha eI eo-
mcrciante para vender pronto sus nercancias. y Sc aproveAa Il pu
IbGco para comprar ciertas cosas que necesna, d buen precio. u nos
aproyechamos nosotros. pues cada poquito que SC nos ayude con los
anuncios. aunque sea POGO. Is ayuda de todos MOODS.
Como Is que los grandes datios 50 sosienen2 Es acaso con los
suscritoresp Acaso FL publco paga. . los particles ~pOEacos2 MOI
Los suscrtores ayudan con su oboo. pero Z preco De suscripcion dene
que ser bajo para que todos puedan comprar eI beriodico, y no Is bas
tante hi para pagan 81 papel en- que Sc imprme Ia hoja. menos los sa
arios de enpleados, correO, etc. Las suscrciones ayndan para conse-
gur los anuncIos, pues es natural que mlentras mayor sea ell numreo
de personas que lea d periodico, mayor resatado Eene el apunciO.
Iampoco paga FL pubhco en- general, pues los ~perodcos que Sc venden
fuera de las sascriciones no basan para cubrm los gastos. En- cuanto
4 los partdos poihcos, sabido es. que con exception de tai D cual PEE
riodco que eAa sostenido por alguna faccion. los demas no fecben
nngnn benefrio de los ~politicos. Ell nuestro especialmente, no estan-
do vendido 4 nnguna faccion, sbcndo enteramente impartial. nunca
IA recibido nj cinco centavos Dc nngun potco, nj los necestamos
Ia pohhca defendemos x aqueHos que creemos de buena fe ser los mas
! proposto para regir los desinos del pueblo. pero nunca les hemos
colorado Ri iii centayo. y ali esIan eNos nAsmos que ID dlgan. ST no
fuera cleric no nos alreveriamos q ~pubhcarlo. Resuta pues, que.de-
pendemos del anunciO para sacar nueslros gasQs. parte de "a ayuda
de las s~uscrpGones. y enamOs slses q vender Ell espacio nccesario de
nuestFas cohamnas para los anuncIos lcgihmos comerciales
AproYechense pues De este medic De hacer saber i todos cuaIes
son Jas mercancias que tenen en- venla. M solamente para Ia venta
local. sno para IA de TODD Il condado yaun del estad0, nnestro peno-
dno esta garantzado en- cuanto a suscipciones: no Is una empresa
nueva que csta vacIantes tenemos mucbos amos de esaaf en- Ia lid. u
es Iuslo que nos patrocncn aunque sea con an pequeno anunco.
Ahora tenemos Al achvo y enthusiastic Sri Lewis Nj Layer. quien Sc
encarga de soLctar los annncios ianlc para Il dano como para nuestro
senanano. Suyanse lamarlo por lccfono hoy mimo j denle IN
anHnco. Estamos segros que sc bencfriaran. y una yez que hayan
pueslo in anuucio una vz. no se podran pasar co 10 fuhuro sin anun-
tlarse, Hasta ahora han perddo IA opoflamldad no Ia desperdcirn|
en ID future.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-10

BESIDE las epocas mas remotas de IA era humana Sc ha Observable
que tOdos los puebos cisizados \ aun muchos De los salysjes. han t.
nido u sImbolo que representa- 81 pasHa, ss creencias. sns InsAtucao-
mes o snmplemente sus tih1s. en- la fofma mas . menos que en- Ia ar-
bualidad teRenos nnestras baaderas. ~pabehones y escados.
La bandera ha sido seupre Fl smbolo de IA patgia. No Is sofa
mente IN pequeno giron de tea de tal 0 cual color 0 con tai 0 cual
emblema: es I'm pedazo de tea. 81; cuyo vaor nsrmseco Is muy PEI
queno. pcro cuya sgnEcaeion es tan erande, que IA mayor aspiration
de Ia humanidad entera ha sSdo sempre dr ca - detensa no solo los
mas precados tesoros, sno an su propa VIDA. n { ha vnto amenaza-
da de aguna manera.
La bandera smbolza nuestro hogan nuesaTas mstaucIones,
naestras p~fopiedades. nuestros amores. nuesha independence y auto
nomia. en- una palabra, simboiza todo 10 mas grande que IN homhre
puede poser. puesto que snnbolza Ia vida mzma. y con ella Il vida
de Ia famia y por consignente. de Ia patna.
La palia. ese terruno donde senenos cifradas nuesras mas earas
espeTanzas: donde descansan las ccnnas De naestros Aniepasados:
donde estan cimenladas Hucslfas institnclones; donde todos los cuda-
dadanos eozamos de los msm0s ~prraesios y lencm0s los miamos IN
leseses: Ia cuna de nuesaras pades, IA esperanto De nnesras HOS. ESQ
es 10 que esa simbolnado en- csc pequeno gWon de iela que por acuerdo
comun del pueblo e Ia adopado en- al Q eual forma. Por ESQ debe
mos reyerenclar Ia bahdera y mrasA con rcspelo. No e. IN adorao
iauti pnesio all sobFe Ia cunpde De ls torres y paacss tan SOLO para.
que Sc haca. no. E Il alma dd cudsdano qe EpA Asenenls en e.
epaco. cue snsena al mnndo enisro qss SONGS hses. qms fenamos'
una sutonomia. que esiamos unidu bajo rs phegn<s agilados pf
Il vientO. acarciados per h bisa.
Fl pr0zimo Aunes. IA DE- Junio IA I'D deignsdD e. Una apsopsa-
d proclamation pF Il primer eisaaso Al caado para qs< e Odd
cue . L vcneraeion d Is bandsIa. > ee De dbeaos demoslss anie
q mnndo enteo que sbeaos sapeisda epAo = mfyWe. Quees ee
d. sea deH3egah en todos ~ eAfsks p6kra q d epe1ssts mn
los endsdanos dden u mas ahs. drYieeadh tmben - ~ s1
dsneis psa danosfH az - scdadsso ~psl5otsne amor pe :
pshia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-10
tener sus Cartas
de Ciudadania

Ell Consul de Mexico en- esta clndaa,
ST.. Carlos Palacios RoJas, hal tenldo a
bien manifestarnos que es abs0Inta-
mente ~necesario que todos los ciuda-
danos mexicanos Residences eli este
pals, tengan en- sH poder sus cartas
de ~ciudadanfa firmadas por los respec.
tivos ~c0ngules. No basta que esten
sus noinbres en- 81 ragIstro del consul
1ado mexicang; es Indispensable que
los interesados tengan sus certificadOs
en- su, poder. Con este fin, se hace
saber a tod0g los eiudadan0s mexica-
nos, que la oficina del Consulate Me
xicano esta establecida EN- esta capital
en- 81 Room To- Cans Building, y Sc
snpliea a todos que re dirijan AL con1
sui a IA mayor bfeVedad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-10
ri PROBLEMA DEL RIO CRANBE

Las crecienses ahnomales dA RIO Csaade este ano y los despozos
causadoa POI d masmo RIO lanso ca los eaminos y puenies como Cd los
tcueDos adaccnles que han side inundados. nos hacea pensar cue Va
"a UNA neceadad impresendbc remedar ee mal Dc manera perma-
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ansos tfasloFnos
Ia VIZ dbl Santa Re Ia ado pesjndcada esandemense en ks cen.
canas De Las Cruces. y II hafso ha estado natMahmense saspenddo 4
caaaa a. eao. Ell 1etocsnl Denses y Rio Gfnnde esa fuefn De CO.
mapn lsmbien . caama ~ Ics pncnlcf dg4fgidas. ! annque ID anmea
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-10

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sta medicina listed debe depandsr en-
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-10

LA SALUD ES ORC
DE GRAN VALOR

I'll horebre que pone Ia medicine para
que listed Ia tome, cs 81 hombre aus
prokene su salud.
I reaultado do IL medicina Deepen.
de lie Ia habilidad del mBdicamenfo y
del modo en ane estan p~reparadas y
en- Ia clnse de dr0gas: sa hahilidad
en- hacerIas, y de hay depende 50 salnd
que es orc DE gran vaI0r.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-10

Los remedies de Adam han
sido VA nrohados y los que
han asado no quleFen D.
tros porQue reaiizan y han
elloa mismos los result
prunto.
TEatamIenae promo aniere
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19
E in "THE SPIRIT OF GOOD" A typical
id CHARLIE CHAPLIN in EASY STREET"
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Contractor c. b. Lindholm, who is
putting in the permanent street i'm
provements authorized by the voters
az the last annual village meeting,
has begun work on the surface sewer
on West Main street between Putnam
house square and Depot street Good
progress is being made with the con
crete paving between the trolley
track rails on East Main street.
Tonight at the opera house will be
presented the Path OF Folly play
which is unquestionably a great
warning against the pitfalls of white
sla' NV 1t is play dealing with the
methods and tactics of the white
Save cadets to gain victims for their
traffic in souls. The scenes are laid
in the underworld OF New York and
the characters likewise, with the ex-
ception OF the innocent victim who
is lured from her little country home
trusting the man she loved only to
find him member Of the dreaded
ring How she &c saved from the
fate of hundreds Of others is told in
four thrilling acts OF the drama. t
might be wei to secure seas in ad-
vance. There will be matine to-
morrow at go. The serial picture
The Whirlwind will be shown before
each show today and tomorrow.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers,

Sam Turk is in Wayerly, N. ", on
a bushes trip.
Mrs. Cora Yeckham is spending a
few days in New York.
Joseph Roscoe of North Adams Wis
tied in town Thursday
Coming 1.-The Law of The Yukon
Library Theatre. Adv
William II. Wills ras returned from
a business trip to New York.
s James OKeefe of Hoosick Falls Wis
tied friends in town Thursday.
William Flynn of Hoosick Falls
visited friends in town Thursday
Coming Wallace Reed in Hawthorne
Of .. s. A. Harte Theatre. Adv.
81. J. Eddington and Patrick Brazell
We're in Troy Thursday on business.
Mrs. p. C. Cornell, who has been
visiting in Granville, returned home
Thursday evening.
Frank Graney and William Hen
Messy Of Hoosick Falls visited in
town the earlier part Of the week.
Mrs. Thomas Burns is visiting her
husband who is undergoing medical
treatment at the Samaritan hospital
in Troy.
Lest we forget" While we are
doing for ourselves-let us think OF
the more unfortunate ones and join
the Red Cross
Last year under Red Cross nurses
$4,000 women and girls completed
courses OF instruction in home care of
the sick. Join the Red Cross and help
expand this work.
Tho latest Ray feature yet shown
in Bennington-Ch Charles Ray in "45
Minutes from Broadway" First Ma
tional ttraction-Library Theatre
today and tomorrow. Adv.
S. y. Hawks and William IIealy
left this morning by automobile for
Wilmington. They carried two rifles
and several boxes OF ammunition and
stated that they expected TO eat
planked bear steak for their Sunday
dime:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tunter left
this morning by automobile for New
Haven, Conn, where they will be the
guests of their son, Yale graduate,
at the Yale Harvard football game to.
morrow. From New Haven they will
90 to Larchmonf, ~ Y, for a visit OF
ten days. Upon their return they
will have apartments with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Head who have recently
moved into the house on Elm street
vacated by j. NJ. Ayres.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19

The real pearl--thai Is the fine,
spherical, lridescent gem--is not a
product of the mother-of-pearl or nacre
lining of the oyster shell, as are the
barocqde and seed pearls, but is form
ed in Tie gils aud never grows In
size. They begin as a small blister
containing a byalne fluid which con-
denses slowly and gradually hardens
in concenric l,yers. The ridesceuce
Is due to the minute flu0 OF air or
gas that are contained between the
layers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19
AFTER THE 'FLU" OR ANY
SEVERE SICKNESS
Yen Must Enrich the Blood Ia
Restore Strength

washed a prisoner in the Criminal
TX overcome weakn after any Sc.
we're sickness nsthing equals Vinol,
our cod liver and IRON strengthened
tor and bcdy-bulder-b because IN Il
natural manner Vinol creates thous-
andS OF red cOrpusclcs and enriches
the blood, quickens circulation. in.
c. eases the appetite. promotes sound,
refreshing sleep and soon the entire
system is filed with renewed life, vi
talty and energy
Mrs. Charles Moone says "lnhu-
enza lett her Sc weak she could hard
BY walk but Vinol quickly restored
h. strength tho Same as it has for
great many CT her friends who have
been ill.,
Your druggist sells Vlnol there.
fore DO not accep, any substitute.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19

Nightmare a Fox Sunshine comedy
and a Pathe News shows Z and ..
Harte Theatre today Adv
Mrs. Ernest Bentley has charge of
the Sunday school at White Chapel
Sunday, Nov 2l
Thanksgiving post cards greetings
TALES, fayors, napkins, decorative
paper, seals etc, at Evans. ADV.
Born, November /. a ten pound son
Wi liam Howard, to Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Manley OF Rutland Mrs. Man
ey was formerly Miss Isabelle Bolies
Of Bennington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19

"a crashing drama OF the great northwest.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Dusy Readers

Miss Helen Green of Park street ex
tension is confined at her home by
illness.
Big show for little money Charlie
Chaplin IN Easy Street. It's a scream.
Alice Brady in The New York Idea a
sparkling comedy and The Elephants
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19
WANTED

To buy Raw Fur and Hides of all
kinds Gail, write or telephone at
once for prices. Also have agency for
all kinds Of Taxidermy and furrier
work.
ROXY ALLEN JONES
22s Stafford ST. Tel. 444-J
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-08-28
HARDING INTRODUCES
 PATHOS

Marion, Ohio. August 26th.
 In a speech today, Harding in troduced a touching interlude, turning to two soldiers who had been blinded fighting in the Argonne forest he solemnly made public that; there never shall be a substitute for the Stars and Stripes they last beheld.'
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-08-28
CHITINA NEWS
Special to the News.

A dispute arose last week between certain residents which terminated in a Court case. The principals were Fnndesn and Taylor; the dispute is said to involve various matters both personal and otherwise.
 The case was settled to the satisfaction of the community by binding the participants to keep the peace under a Bond of five hundred dollars.
 Taylor left town by train the following day.
 There continues to be a con- siderable amount of tourist tra- vel by train and auto stage.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-08-28
RAILROAD RATES NOT
 AFFECTED HERE

MT Walter Sommer, local az ent for the Copper River and Northwestern Railroad amour ces that the new raise in fares effective in March 1921 will not affect this railroad or the steam ship lines so far as can be learn ed.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-08-28

John Baltuff, formerly pic, neer resident of our city, spent a few days here this week, on business connected with t h Bureau of Fisheries.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-08-28
PERSONAL

Mr. Fred. K. Moffit of the Unit ed States Geological Survey, is a Mccarthy visitor.
 Word has been received of the arrival of a baby girl at the home of MT. and Mrs. John Baltuff al Gig Harbor, Wash. on Aug.8th.
 Mrs. l.. H. Carvey, who has been spending the summer with her husband at Rex ok Nizina passed through town this weel en route to her home in Seattle
 Mir. Gus GeIles, represent ing the National Grocery Go. is visiting this part of the country
 J. B. O'Neill left on the las train on a visit to the States.
 Mrs. Dwyer of Strelna, witt her guests, Mrs. Archie Fields of Cordova, and Billy and Mavis made a trip to McCarthy anc Kennecott yesterday on the gas oline speeder with Hi Malcolm at the wheel.
 Mrs. Ralph McCrary, with Oracle and baby Margaret, who now make their home in Cordovs visited their friends in McCarth y last Monday. Mrs. Date of Cordova and her sister Miss Marshall were also round trip pers that day.
 Too Much Johnson is suffer ing from bad attack of rheum atism, this is caused through tos much mushing over the Chisans trail in former days.
 Warren Nelson is in town fol few days from Copper creek. He says everything is going fine WiGh the mining game. They have drifted 300 it tunnell an( are sluicirg every day, this they will continue as long as the wa ter runs.
 Martin Radovan has killed al other big bear near his camp a the head of Dan.
 Dick WoOdman has accepted a position with the Mccarthy Mercantile Co.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-08-28

Since it has become the fash ion to designate the various roads throughout the country by such names as Dixie High way" Sunset Highway" Lin coin Highway" etc, it has been suggested that the following names be adopted for our local roads: The old Mother Lode road up Mccarthy Creek as the Godfrey Highway.
 The road to Kennecott as the Stephen Birch Highway.
 The new road now building to the Nizina as the ''Esterly High way" Contributed
 DOG FEED. AT MARSHALL $
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-08-28
TELEGRAPHIC Especial to the News)
 WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE

Washington, August 26th. A proclamation formally announc- ing that the Womens Suffrage Amendment had been ratified
 through the Constitution was signed today by Secretary Colby
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-08-28
TERM OF COURT CALLED

TERM OF COURT CALLED
 Judge Brown has called a term of the District Court to convene at Seward on Septe m Der 23rd.
 The Anchorage term will con vene on Sept. 3Oth and the Val dez term on October 2Oth. There will be a trial jury drawn for the Seward and Anchorage terms and a grand and petit jury both drawn for the Valdez term.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-08-28
TOWN TOPICS

As the S.. s. Northwestern did not arrive in Cordova till today, we understand that the train bringing outside mail will not reach Mccarthy till Mon day.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-08-28
USE ALASKA POTATOES FROM LONG LAKE

Oscar Anderson of Long Lake sent some fine new potatoes to the Mccarthy Mercantile Go this week and the folks of Nc Carthy have enjoyed the dona- tion ofsamples sent them; Oscar will have a good crop this year quality unsurpassed.
 For darkening evenings, new mantles, wicks and chimnies for the Alladin Lamp at the the Post Office store.
 The Pathfinder boosts for Al aska and Alaskans. If you sub scribe to it, you are boosting GOO Up to the minute magazines at the Post Office Store.
 192O--21 ROYAL TAILORS Heavy Weights Now to be seen at Mccarthy Mercantile Co.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-08-28

The Mccarthy Garage chang ed hands this week when George Andersen disposed of his busin ess to Henry Olsen, who has cars at the disposal of the public at any hour of the day or night
 Henry is a first class chauf- feur and mechanic and everyone wishes him good luck in his new venture.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-08-28

Bill Maher intends to leave for the White River tomorrow where he will build a boat to convey the hunting parties down river on their way to Whitehorse
 He has purchased Mrs. Wood mans black horse Beauty
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-08-28

The Alaska Road Commission moved camp to the two mile point on the new road. Large as the outfit is, moving day has no terrors for them. Right after breakfast the entire crew set to work and folded their tents" and by noontime they
 were settled iii the new location.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-01-07
Thomas-Covar.
contracts

To the great surprise of their
friends, for very few of them knew
anything of Cupid's plans. Mr.. AL.
fred Covar and Miss Ceora Thomas
motored to Augusta Sunday, being
accompanied by several young
friends, and were marred in the city
across the Savannah. Motoring 10
a nearby city to plight their troths
has become favorite way of many
young people, giving added romance
to the occasion.
The Advertiser joins their host of
Edgefeld friends in wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Covar long life of unal,
loyed bliss.