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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED hire adding machine lor
months please state kind Of ms n NJ ~,
rent per month address box $40. Barre, w;
WANTED Young nan 20 deliver ordssg /;
The +. ID. Ledd Go. -----.. -
10 RENT Large front room near spsuldin as
school apply 10 Mrs. y. A. Mrsh', ~. ~ :
Washington street.
WANTED Girl fer general houss"or or, q. M ~
Leona Pitkin. 81 jefferson street. tel s s-e,,
-ests
HAY FOR SALE IS tons inquire q Georse
n Andrews, East Montpelier teieps ,.s.
connections. --------s
FOR SALE - Good new mich COW =; .a y;
Slaytcn-
WANTED a teneu,out q : 60 rooms,
s-....,.h,r. Al scuth end OF city. for
q s,;iv n 3 rcply At once TO n. care INC.
Office
TEN CHOPPERS WANTED = Steady Terk.
r.ors weres. rcsa board: Actnactru hnna-
Der Co. Groton. VI -
DANCING Latest n. Y eteps rlNA.s -
rrns by aupo1 nirncnt only can OF nno s.s
iss-il. l72 Main street
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-19

..Didnt You say old Mr. Wadieigh
hsd 4 turn for thrift
.sIf's worse than that It's gift.
-Yess-
Why. he ran fake = dollar ont q
his pocket and tell YOU what i will h.
doing - years from now. --Birming'
ham Age Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-19
A Fair Guess.

Teacher-In what battle did Genera
Wolfe, when hearing of victory, cry
Il die happy"
JOHNNY think it was his last bat
tle.-Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-19

you men like to 90 hunting when you
don't shoot anything"
For the same reason" he answered,
"that you women like to go shopping
when you don't buy anything. '-Bos-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-19

an ~ car late brother. tlausmau WI
liam MeDonaid Clausmcn. please wear
badges and white gloves. Chief Jharlc.
Leel. Secretary James W Cluhh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-19
BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1920.
The Weather.

Snow and warmer tonight and Tues
day, winds becoming southerly and
fresh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-19

a special n "a
ing II Clan Cor
don. No. -. viii
BE- held un Tues
day. Jan ~ IN
.ClaH Gordon hall,
Al ls3o =. n for
the purpose 81 ~
tending the funer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-19
Pleasures of the Chase.

To her husband who had returned
empty handed, she said; " wonder why
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-19

With fabrics constantly increasing in cost, it is
a pleasure to direct our patrons attention to
the excellent qualities of materials which have
been put into these Dresses. In fact, every de-
tail of these Dresses is up to our usual standard
- their making is well done and the STYLES are
of this season. Original prices ranged from
$3.50 to $3.50 At half price the assortments
will be quickly depleted so an early visit to our
Garment Department is advised.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
DEATHS

GARCIA-Telesfor Garcia, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Telesfor Garcia. died yesteIday ,n,
the home Of his parents after . short ~.
ness. Waters a Garcia are In charge OF the
funeral arrangements.
HUTCHINSON-C. q. Hutchinson, ~
years old, died at his home ~ 1871 sontn
Walter street yesterday evening. He came
mere five years ago from Horn Lake. Miss,
ue Ia survived by his wife and two sons
here. a brother In Little Rock and one IN
Akron. Ohio, and his father and sister az
Lake Horn. @. T. French Is In charge OF
arrangements.
PADILLA-Meciando Padillh, so years
old. died last night al his home on North
Arno street. He IL survived ny two dauEh.
tcfE aud one brother. Funeral services VIII
be announced later.
ROMERC-The funeral OF Misa Leonor
Romero. who died Wednesday, was held this
Afternoon At 4 o'clock from the family real
denee at 713 BarelAs road. Burial was in
Santa BsrbafA cemetery.
sANDOVAL-Mrs. Frances Sandoval died
last night At her apartments In the High
lands. She came her6 n week ago for med
zeal treatment. Her mother, Mrs. Thomas
Smith, was With her.
sAVEDRA-Miss Arabia sayedra died
last night at her apartments In the High.
lands. She Is survived by one sister and
two brothers. Funeral arrangements viii be
made today.
HENRy--EpperAon William Henry died
this morning at his apartments In the High
lande, He is survived by his father, who
was with him. The body will be shipped
for ourial TO Moristown, Tenn. Neil McNdr'
ney Is In charge OF arrangements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24

Mrs, Lulu Carter Seeks
Divorce. Charging
Unfaithfulness

Charging her husband not only with
foreakinE her for another woman but
with hrlneinE the woman to their own
houae and presenting her as his wife
% the neiahborn during the absence
u his real wife, Lulu Carter brought
suit In the district court today for d.
yorpe from HENRY Carter. Mrs. Carter
lifee here white Mr.. Carter lives In
Ctsxtop. ". ~.
THE Carriers were married IN Amar-
100, Tex IN 1908. Soon after their
marriage Mr.. Carter began treating
MS wife with great GOODNESS and neg
Itctt according 10 the complaint. In
August. 1915, no abandoned her COM
ylttrly. going away with the other
woman named Lulu pardy, according
% the petition.
Another divorce complaint was filed
thih morning hy LOLA A. McKea
against John NJ. Mckee, charging him
Nth abandonment and non-support,
The couple were married In Estnncia
ID July, 1919. and lived In Alhuquer-
qho Until December 1918, when they
moved to California. The defendant
IL alleged 10 have deserted his atfe
IA June. 1919. They have a child six
yham old who Is IN n school IN Los
Angeles. MIRA Mckee asks for a COM
pIfte divorce. the custody Of the child.
All aiimony OF 930e and $50 IA month
for the support Of the little boy. She
~ willing for the child TO visit the
f1ffhtf II he detires and leaves such
hffanE1menfs TO the court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
Rich Man Shoots
Bell Boy in Hotel
And Lad May Die

DETROIT. July 24.-Patrlck J.
Reany, reputed to be a wealthy plumb
ing contractor OF Dallas. Texas, was
taken into custody TO-DAY following
the shooting OF "A bell boy which police
said occurred In Reany's oom at u
hoi0l. Hospital attendants said the
boy may die.
The boy. Charles Watkins. was maxi
ing early morning calls when Reany
is said to have invited him into his
room to talk with him. Watkins said
he was too busy, but would return,
~wherenpcn Reany shot Inn In the alb
domen. according 10 "A statement made
by Watkins to the officials.
Reany was at liberty under $4,000
cash bail In connection with the sud-
den death OF hts wife at n hotel last
February. A c%oroner's jury found her
death was due TO poisoning,
The Herald Is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads by giving Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
People You
Know

ANAAAA-NVN N@M|AAhNA.a NTMNANNE nNAtt ~
Miss Cornella Porter, 202 North
Fourteenth street, Is spending tho
week cnd ut Bcicn MS the house guest
OF Miss Virginia Simmons,
Mrs. A. j. Shatterly, who WIS here
visiting her niece, Mrs. Frank II.
Lowe. left today for her home In Long
Beach. Calf.
John Reub. engineer on tho santa
Fe coast lines. returned yesterday
from San Diego, where he has been
visiting HIS wife for two months. Mrs.
Heub. who went to the city "a
recuperate from poor health, ls re-
ported to be much improved.
Miss Beulah Clement, travellers mid
for the Y. W. G. A., has returned
from a months visit at her old home
In Toledo. Ohio. She also visited Chi
cage and Cleveland.
A. II. Hudspeth. u. $. marshal,
passed through the city last night on
his way 10 Roswell.
l.. II. Little left yesterday for Chi
cago on n business mission.
r. c. l.. d'Aix. who II operating
copper properties In the Zuni noun
tains Is In the city from Grants on
business.
Grover Devine, manager for II. q.
Dun a. Company here. has returned
from n vacation trip to California.
Miss Olive Harden has returned
from a three weeks visit at the Nav
aJo Indian reservation in Arizona.
Dr. Bennett. physician for tho
Pueblo Indians. In in the city from
Domingo today,
DR.. l.. II. Chamberlin has returned
from Jcmcz Springs aud IN confined
to his home Mt 1926 West Central
by illness. Mrs. Chambcrlin, proprie-
tor. OF the Hat Shop will. leave Sun
day evening for the eastern markers
Uoing by way OF Denver and chicago.
Ray Forest, accompanied by his
bride OF only n few days, arrived In
Albuquerque yesterday from Colorado
Springs. The two will make their
home in Albuquerque.
j.. r.. Snlvley. former assistant
to Herman Schweizer. head OF the
Harvey curio department here, IN In
the city for a visit. MIR. Snivley II
no win the curio business on the Pac-
ific coast.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
Mexican Troops
Told to Avoid Abuses

MEXICO CITY, July si.-General
Guadalupe Sanchez. chief Of opera-
lions In the Vera Cruz district has
been given Instructions that the mill
tary forces must limit themselves Ia
executing the rulings OF the civil au-
thorities and avoid abuses. says u gov
eminent press bulletin.
General Arnuifo Il. Gomez. chief OF
operations In Tamaulipas. has reported
the routing Of the rebel leader, Manuel
Marriage, near San Jose del Pinto.
(Advices to the state department In
Washington on July 20 old Of tho
revolt sf General Iarragn, who with
500 men. was said 10 be operating
west OF T1mpico.)
The bulletin strikes In
Tampico and other parts Of the coun-
try have been settled. -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
INDIAN JUDGE IN
COURT N CITY
Witness in Hearing Over
Estate of Cochiti
Trapper

n. H..
y. s"hn ue Jesus fancno,
W. 'uuss i'lson ns ne rs kpoWn u.
~ pusS,o ,pe"'u. TN nost anu
.noa nsol nron Danuelie.:
.m, , Delsn' 1870,
w sor y clty r~Ahuruny'
ns.n ton Socnlu WIN ~.
nao",osa = W.
" y wesss ~ = fropeae
.ou'' "ehr'"s ~ 'he JACK fi"yes es-
nv
Judge Dixon is an educated Indian
Of the highest type. He went %
carlyle university when he was 20
Years old In response 70 the urge OF
General Pratt, M OF the pioneers OF
indian education VINO made a trip
through the pueblos in 1889 In an
effort to persuade the Indians to take
advantage OF the government educa-
ton.
Given English Name.
"The indiana who went that vear
werc mostiv from cochiti Isie,a Ia
-. ~ , - r-- ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
Harding Pleased by
Reception of Speech

MARION. o.. July Ex-senator
Harding today declared he was well
pleased with the reception given his
speech OF acceptance OF the republi-
can presidential nomination, and no
evidenced particular pleasure over
the praise accorded II by Senator
johnson. OF California.
II am gratified," said Senator
Harding, over the many expressions
OF approval which have been spoken.
II Is very pleasing 10 be assured that
/ have correctly spoken he republic
can Interpretation OF the PLATFORM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
63 Aliens Arrive r
At Ellis Island
To Be Deported

NEW YORK. July af.-Sisty-threo
aliens. charged with being ''undasir-
ahles.f' arrived ut the Ellis Island im-
misration station today under q heavy
Hiars Of federal agents, 10 % held
for deportation. They were brought
here from Seattle. Chicago. Kansas
City and other points OF the west and
middle west, where they had been
taken Into chstody by department of
Justice nrents.
Immigration officials declined TO
give ans Information conserving the
deporteea. kept TO state that there
were none Of the radical leaders
nmonf them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
Cox Getting Advice
On His Address

DAYTON. ohin. July A.--Here "a
write his address accepting the dem
ceralfr pre4identfal nomination Aug
ual = Governor Cox today hoped "a
|snd al noatcns conferences until his
speech Il sent to the printer.
f1q his address was expected hy GOV
efnor. Cox from callers today. ship
ming and general commercial affairs
we're topics he planned to discuss
with Edward y. Hurley OF Chicago
s1lItllf Stripping board chalrman, 4ud
with O. b brddfute. iIauia emo. fof'
NOR Industrial commissioner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
Winner of War Medal
Charged With Enticing
Woman From Home

FRAMENoHAM. Mass. July a.
Thomas Drake. wearer OF a distin-
Tu4hed service cross, was taken In
custody BY an officer from Clarks-
burg. w. Va. and started back today,
charged with entlcing Flora Il. Gill
from her home there by telling her
that nnihes h accompanied him he
some months.
According to the police. Drake was
a former sutton OF the young woman
and when he returned from the war
aud learned she had been married.
was unable to conquer his infatna-
lion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24

The program for the community
dfuinaae meetings. at which Fabian
0hrclh, director Of tho experiment
station at the state college, ls to speak
and which are 10 be held next week,
was ~annonnced today.
The first melting Ia TO be held Mon
day night at the Alameda school. The
other meetings follow; Tuesday night
~ los QrieEos; "Wednesday night at
Armijo; Thursday night at Pajarito,
and Friday nighf AZ isleta.
Mr.. Garcia Ia 20 arrive IN Albu-
qneruue tomorrow and take a trip
yer the community before he begins
hts lecture cnurae on drainage. Every
one In the communities Is Invited 20 at
tend the meetings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
More Vegetables and
Fruits Reported to
Be on the Market

WAHHINGTON, Julya 2l.-FruIts,
~Yaeetablea. and all forms Of garden
truck now are on markets In supplies
between ten and fifteen percent great
er lhan during the same period In
1919. the United States bureau OF
markets reported today.
The movement to consuming
markets BY railroad. tho bureau esti-
mates. nov Is R.oe0 cars a day. aud
~ much more normally comes TO the
larger centsra BY truck and local
haulaGe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
Blow on Temple
Fatal to Boxer

ELIZABETH, ~. j.. July "a
Francis Monahan. of Newark, known
In tho boxing ring as frankie Mnhons.
a fea hcrweight, died here today, fol-
lowing n boxing bout with willie
Davis, last night in which he was
knocked out with u blow on the tom
~. L HH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24

An automobile belonging TO G. II.
Snyder, n travelling man. caught fire
ut tho Morrow Auto company's shoE
on Silver venue shortly after 3
o'clooK this afternoon, as II was being
cleaned with gaaOhne. The Central
firemen distinguished the blaze with
chemicals. Little damage was done.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
Whats Doing
Around the State

ROsWELL-There IL considerable
agitation on among the business men
20 have the Keep OFF the Grass"
signs on the court house lawn taken
down, and some real substantial
benches substituted In theii stead.
This matter came out Of u suggestion
made by Capt. ". q. Reid at a recent
meeting Of the Rotary club
socoRRo-The executive COM
mlttee OF the New Mexico Wool
Growers association win hold their
-semi-annual meeting at Magdalena.
September z. II Is expected that the
fun membership OF the committee
Wal be In attendance as many mat
tiers Of extreme Importance to every
wool grower will be up. II Is also
requested thRt every wool grower IN
Socorro county and adjoining coun-
ties attend aud stand back OF any ae-
ton that may be taken by the COM
mittee to better the conditions OF tho
wool growers OF the state.
MAGDALENA@At the tin prospect
OF Frank =. Davis. on Squaw Greek.
was recently found one u the biggest
nuggets OF tin ever discovered. II
weighed over 40 pounds and Is consid
cred almost pure tin. The nugget
wal brought TO Magdalena by Mr..
Davis and shipped east by expreas'
The Il nexcitcment in that section
has received new impetus since this
large lump OF metal was found, and
many are now taking an Interest IN
this field hat were skeptic before.
Many claims have been etaked In
this and adjoining fields and some
very heavy development work Is be-
ing don't In the district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
pxHNRrSiENT oM'TETD

T~astefully furnished south apart
ment consisting Of sitting room.
bathroom, large kitchen with gus
and coal ranges (shcd at door),
duplex Hlecping- porch Groom glass
cd and screened. very quiet and
well ventilated; new Hoosier kitch-
en- cabinet; refrigerator. and sew
ing machine; to not more than two
adults; positively no children.
health seekers nor dogs; respon-
sible tenant giving long lease will
suite; $40.
Apply ffe South Fifth mornings
only, or of AdcIa G. Holmquist.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
ONE DEAD IN RIOTS
IN TOWN or DROMORt,

DROMORE, County Down. Ireland.
July 24.-The situation here assumed
an ugly aspect last evening, following
the disorders Thursday night IN which
the house OF q prominent Sim Fcincr
was attacked and burned. and shops
belonging to ~nationalists were In turn
attacked and badly damaged. military
endorsements finally being sent 70
aid the police.
The more serious Development &C
Cured when n crowd burned tho
Catholic Club TO the ground and badiy
wrecked the parochiai house.
When the police arrived on the
scene Of this outrage they were unable
TO disperse the crowd by ordinary
means ana used their pistols, ono man
being shot dead. sr rlf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
TOWN N IRELAND
WRECKED BY POLICE
Citizens Fired on When
They Try to Put
Out Fires

LONDON. July 2i.-Kiimalloch, 10
r,ilsS south % Limerick. was wrecked
by a body OF police last night, ac-
cording TO n Cork dispatch to the
Evening News.
Several persons were injured.
The police nrc reported 10 have
fired v0lleye while the citizens were
tryin gto put out fires which were
rpgeing In The houses.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-07
ANARCHISTS GAINING
UPPER HAND IN ITALY
tBy the Associated Press }

Rome. May 1.-AnarChistS have
gained the upper hand in several dis
tricts in Italy and disorders have oc-
Cured, especially in leghorn, whore
the extremists invaded the chamber
Of labor and committed acts of VIC
lence. Police and militar, force,
We're compelled to Interfere and two
persons were Killed and more than
thirty wounded.
Railway men refused to leave l}O-
logna until 300 carbiniors on their
way to Viaresgio were token from the
cars.
The strike of peasants in the lower
districts of the province of Verona
is becoming grave, owing to the VIC
lent measures taken by strikers.
Peasants who refuse TO Join in tn
strike are reported to have been shot
and strikers are accused of starving
cattle and threatening death to pro
prietors. Six thousand strikers arr
alleged to have invaded fields, Sc ting
fire to standing crops and spreading
terror among the inha btants, who al
ready are suffering for lack of food.
Governmental authorities are tax
ing energetic steps and are dispatch.
ing troops with machine guns to all
danger points.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-07
Insist on RecooritIon.

The best Ideas In the world will not
work themselves. Usually the best
things have to be impressed upon
folks. There's something in human
nature that seems willing to fall for
the nonsense Of life much mure readily
than IL takes on life's responsibilities,
Call 1t what you will. The name you
give II won't alter the facts. So the
only thing left Is to get under the load
and carry II to success. You must not
get tired. Let others grow weary and
quit. As the leader aud reforner you
must trudge on and by your logged
zenl compel recognition for yourself
and what you stand ior.-Grit.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-07
SCHOOL AGE FIXED
At IS YEARS UNDER
NEW ILLINOIS LAW
BOARDS OF EDUCATION RE.
CURED TO PROVIDE 8 HOURS
OF INSTRUCTION A WEEK.
MEANS PART TIME SCHOOLS.

Persons at work between II and
* years of age to be required to at
tend school eight hours wcck; en-
ployers are requird to permit employ
es of such ages to attend school on
working time; and public school
boards are required to establish part
time or. day continuation schools for
all persons Of such ages who are not
in regular attendance upon iull-timc
schools.
The above comprehensive program
for compulsory day continuation was
enacted into law az the 1919 session
of the Illinois legislature. Local school
boards in the state are receiving for
nal notice of their duties under the
state board of vocational training:
TO boards OF education, Snperintcnd
onts and principals;
l. DO you know that a recent law
requires school boards in certain dis
,ricts of Illinois to establish part time
or day continuation schools for per
sons in employment and requires
such persons to attend such schools
beginning
tal In September, 1921, for the
ages II to II, and
10, In September, l922, for the
ages II to IL, and
(cl In september. 1928. for the
ages ii to 49,
2. DO you know that your school
board will be required to establish
such part.time schools If there are
twenty persons in your district of the
ages specified who are not attending
ful-timc school?
3. Do YOU know that the state board
of vocational education will reimburse
local school boards to the extent of
one. half of the salaries of the teach
ers in the day continuation classes
established under the above mention
cd law. provided the work Is approx
ed by the state board?
T. Is your school board planning
to give to the boys and girls in en-
plOyment between II and Is years Of
age as yon now give to boys and girls
of the same age who are willing to
remain in high school? Have you cor
sidered this question in respect to
ta) Equipment for shop subjects
laboratory subjects, commercial sub
jects. agricultural subjects, home eco
nomics?
lbi Library, auditorium, gymnas-
ium?
tc) Qualifications Of teachers?
I'd, Course of study?
+. G. BLAIR, Executive officer
State Board OF Vocational Training
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-07
The Movies Of 1913.

On another page Of this paper was
printed recently m alleged newly dis
covered manuscript by Aristotle phil
OSophizng on the movies. Mr. Walkly
was Joking, Of course; but there is nc
Joke about this extract from Swifts
journal to Stella" dated March y,
lib: II went Hfierward to see IN
nous moving picture, and | never saw
anything So pretty. You see a sea
and ships satin. In the sea and dis.
charging their cannon" etc.-Boston
Transcript,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-07
Peculiar viii UpheId

An elderly Frenchman was found
dead In his house ut Doumely In the
Ardennes. a search among his pa.
pers failed to reveal any will until,
under his bed, piece of sheetiron was
discovered. with these words written
on 1t in white chalk: II bedueath all
my property 10 the borough of Ar
uehnes on condition that the mayor
gives fl2 TO the local fire brigade for
a beanfrSt, ($igned) -" The rel.
atlves disputed this queer and very
pref VIII, but The local court decided
that II was valid
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-07
SPOKANE FIRST BIG
CITY TO SHOW SLUMP

Washington May I Spokane
Wash, ranking as forty-eighth city
Of he country in 1910, had decrca Sc
of 1913 in population in the past ten
years and now has loi,2hi people. the
census bureau announced today
The Washington city thus became
the first Of the cities in the class oven
100000 thus far announced to show a
decrease. Newport. Ky, and Joplin
Mo-, both cities Of the 10000 class
are the new. largest cities which have
shown decreases.
Between 1900 and 1910 SpoKancs
population increased 1873 per cent.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-07
Land Of 6eulah.

In the Pilgrims Progress. the
greatest nlegory in English literature,
written by John Bunyan from 1860 to
1870. Beninh is the name given to a
land of rest and quiet, represented as
lying on the hirher side Of the river
Of Death ~ which the pilgrims tarry
til their summons comes 10 cross the
stream aud rutut the Celestial city.