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The Dolores star., 1920-02-06
WASHINGTON

Drastic reduction in the number OF
national banks designated as govern
ment depositaries is being made by the
Treasury Department, with the result
than less than 400 of the ,33l such in
stitutions holding funds ON June 30,
1919, are expected to escape the prun-
ing knife
Secretary Baker has ruled that no
changes would be made in the present
army uniforms, maily because of the
high cost of material At Il recent
conference of general officers and de-
partment commanders, suggestions
were made for changes in uniform
regulations which would include the
adoption of the rolled collar, the Sam
Brown belt and limited use of the
old blue uniforms.
Former service men may reinStatc
their war risk term insurance at any
time before July ], 1920, under new
railing of the bureau of war risk insur
ance, announced by Director Cholme-
ley-JoneS.
War prosperity has doubled the de-
mand for precious stones. American
buyers of diamonds and pearls spent
$50, 100000 for gems with London ex-
porters in 1919, figures of the Com
merce Department in Washington
show.
The federal government, it is eSti-
mated. has collected illegally $4,000
600 in taxes in the calendar years 1918
and 1919 This money is still in the
treasury and will not be repaid to the
taxpayers until Congress orders it thru
legislation.
Operation of the railroads, Pullman
lines, express companies and water
ways, unified under federal control,
Las cost the nation approximately
S70O,00O,OOO, according TO official cal
culatiOn, since they were taken over
Two years ago Figures made public
by the railroad administration re-
vealed a net loss of S594, 100000 from
railroad operation alone in the two
year period.
Consumption of wool in December
increased from 26OOO,OOO pounds to
64,OO0,0OO pounds, the monthly report
of the bureau of markets showed
There was continued demand for
fabrics made from the finer grades of
wool. "a per cent of the total consump-
ton being of the fine grades.
Silver production in Mexico from
January to September, 1919, amounted
10 46,9fS,621 ounces, compared with
G2,225,344 ounces for the year 1918,
according to D report received in
Washington from Mexico City to the
Department of Commerce.
The Dolores star., 1920-02-06
Draft Conspirators to Pen.

San Francisco, Calif.-Senrcnce of
OF Idell Kennedy to eleven years in
the federal penitcntiary at McNeils
island from the federal District Court
age act has been affirmed by the
United States Circuit Court of APP
peals Howenstinc, a Los Angeles op-
tician, and Miss Kennedy We're charged
with cOnspiring to impair the cycsght
of recruits so that they would be re-
jectcd for military service.
The Dolores star., 1920-02-06
GENERAL

Fire at Pittsburg destroyed fifteen
homes of Carnegie steel company EN-
plOyes at Clarion and, according to
en- from the ruins.
President John ii. Patterson of the
National Cash Register Company of
Dayton, Ohio, has announced that an
advisory board of twenty-five EN-.
plOyeS, exclusive of persons holding
executive positions, will be created at
once, to have a part in determining
the policies and management of the
concern.
Sharp increases in premiums paid by
automobile owners for insurance
against theft and accident are to be
announced shortly by the eastern con
ference of the National Automobile
Underwriters, it was stated in New
York in insurance circles. The under
writer's We're said to be wavering be
tween an increase of 40 per cent and
30 per cent.
II. =. Harper of Philadelphia was
elected president of the National Au-
tomobile Dealers Association, and Chi
cago was chosen for the 1921 conven-
ton. p. H. Greer, Los Angeles, was
chosen first vice president.
Maj. Richard Lloyd George, son of
the British premier, arrived in New
York on the steamer Mauretania from
Southampton and Cherbourg. The
major, who was accompanied by his
,,.iF, 10 III.
to America.
Walter +. Phillips, former president
Of the Columbia GraphOphonc com
pany, and prior to that "A widely known
newSpaperman and tclcgraphcr. died al
his home in Vineyard Haven, Mass,
He was at one time general manager
OF the United Press and was the in
ventor of the Phillips code for tcle-
graph operators.
Window washers in Chicago have
gone on strike demanding SIS u week
for experienced washers who work on
extension ladders and S44 n week for
apprentices-mcn who have served
less than six months in the business.
The washers demand pay for forty
four hours week regardless of
whether or not work is done.
A widow, her four children and two
men were burned TO death in a three
story tenement house in Newark, n. j.
The fire started in the lower part of
the building, cutting off escape by the
stairway. Members Of three other
families jumped from windows into
nets heI' by firemen.
Art treasures valued at S75000O
were destroyed in a fire which swept
through the annex of the American
Fine Arts building in New York. The
total loss is expected to exceed $1,000
900. Most Of the burned paintings
were in the Vanderbilt exhibition.
The Dolores star., 1920-02-06

The Sully, Iowa, State bank was
robbed, and the yeggS escaped with
more than 81. 900 in Liberty bonds. The
bandits gained entrance to the bank
by breaking down the front door. They
escaped in an automobile.
Three hundred and five wells are
turning our petroleum in Mexico at a
daily rate of 1,g25,223 barrels. accord
ing 10 adyiceS received in Fl PaSo by
Alberta Ruiz Sandoyal, acting c"nSu!
general for Mexico.
\ gust of wind hurled Edward Skar-
ing. "a mason. from the TOP of "a smoke
stack I2I feet high at Milwaukee. y
rope on the inside Of the stack hruk"
his fall. He landed at the bottom with
lis legs fractured in two places.
\ man who has been Identified by
papers in his pockets rs Frank
TruverS Of Eureka. Calf. walked in
TO the lobby of the National hotel
New York, placed a gun m his head
and fired Il bullet into his brain. H."
died in an ambulance
By a practically unanimous vote
Lincoln, Nch., taxpayers at Il special
election authorized the school board Il"
grant a uniform increase of S4OO II
year to teachers in th" public schools.
Present salaries range from Sg61 in
the grades to 81. 100 in the high school
Seventeen of the leading wholesale
grOcerS Of Chicago have been Indicted
by the federal grand jury on charges
of making illegal gains by profitcering
in sugar Indictments bring up the
total Of sugar profiteerS caught in the
federal net TO twenty-fOur and more
Indictments are expected in few days
The Protestant Episcopal diocese of
Eastern Missouri, at its annual con-
vention in St Louis, unanimously
adopted a resolution giving dea-
conesSeS the privilege OF voting in
diocesan conventions on the same
basis as the clergy. SO far as Episco-
palians here know, this is the first
diocese in the United States to take
such action.
Burglars forced their entrance
through q brick wall with the aid of
picks and crowbars, robbed the cloth
ing establishment of Charles Perizki
at Salt Lake City of twenty-seven
suits of clothes valued at approximate
ly $1,000. Perizki, in his report to the
police, said his stock had been thor
oughly gone over and only the best
garments taken.
The Dolores star., 1920-02-06
FOREIGN

FOREIGN
Premier Lloyd George is about to OF
fer the miners II proposition that II
referendum of the 2OO00,0OO electors
Of Great Britain he taken on The ques-
tion of the naturalization of the coal
mines.
The number Of children attending
school in Vienna has dropped from
2+2, 900 in 1910 to 10000 in 1919 as a
result of malnutrition, according to
survey made for the American Red
croSsS.
Jules Gucsde, the veteran Socialist
leader. backed by siNty-five members
of the chamber of deputies in France,
has Introduced bill in the chamber
which would give women civil, politi-
cal and economic equality with men,
Disturbances have occurred in the
streets Of Madrid, owing 10 the short
age of tobacco. The police several
times were compelled to charge
crowds in the IIuerto del Sol. where
they had assembled in front of the
tobacco stores
Professor Maggiora OF Bologna Uni
vcrsity in Rome is reported to hav"
succeeded in isolnting the germ of
Iethargic euccDalitiS (SIccping sick
ueSS) in the blood of patients He is
now said to be preparing a serum to
combat the disease.
Miss Margaret Bondficld. secretary
of the National Federation Of Women
NnYst.afS Nt-lH "a rrEfHl,Ers ,f the
British delegation 10 the labor confer
oncc at Washington. has been chosen
The parliamentary candidate of the La
boritcS for the seat for northampton.
Consideration of the future CouStitu-
tion Of Prussia has been closed by the
commission assigned 10 The task and
it has been decided that Prussia wilt
not have president Of lis own The
head Of the legislative assembly will
be cN.ofricio chief of the state,
EolShcyili have repeatedly attacked
the Japanese forces In. III" CsSuH re
@jon. Siberia. according to an EN-
change Telegraph dispatch from
Toxic. The Japanese, the dispatch
added. used purely defensive tactics
and were able to rrpulsc all assaults
easily.
The postwar divorce crush in Eng
land is steadily increasing, and ii was
declared that no dminution is in
prospect. There were 1.32J mdcfeuned
eases in the january list of the di-
vOrCe court, and new list is being
prepared TO take care of the surplus
cases The big increase in divorces is
attributed 10 the upheaval in social
circles caused by the war.
The Germans have only arrived at
the vale of tears through which we are
forced TO pass" said Minister Of Agri-
culture Braun in the Prussian diet in
connection with the food debate
Worse times are coming. The masses
must be told that our only hope is in
creased work" The minister then
made the startling announcement that
Germany soon would arrive at the
point where she would he unable to
buy anything abroad, but would be
wholly dependent upon home produc-
tiOn.
The Dolores star., 1920-02-06
100 BRIGHT.

II thought you said thG- new boy
was very brightT
so he was, but he was too bright"
THAT so?'
Yes. He hadn't been here n month
before he wanted to tell me how TO
run the business"
The Dolores star., 1920-02-06
METAL. MARKETS..

Colorado settlement prices:
Bar silver. Sl.35Ia
Copper, pound, lSul9c.
Lead, $500.
Speltcr. S9.3l.
Tungsten. per unit, S6.5Ogl2.O0.
The Dolores star., 1920-02-06
EASTERN LIVE STOCK,
At Chicago.

Chicago.-Hogs-Bu sl5.lODl5.35
top. Sl5.G5; heavy, $l4.S5ml5.25; me-
dunn. Sl5.1OG 1885; light. Sl5.15115.45;
light light, s14.75 Wl5.30; heavy pack
ing sows, smooth. $14.25Q14.5O; pack
ing sows. rough S1S.S5Ql4.25; pigs.
$13.7541475.
Cattle-Beef steers. medium and
heavy weight choice and prime $3.50
U1G2J. medium and good. S1l.5O6p
1850; common. s9.50911.50; light
weight good and choice. s13.O0D1G.25;
common and medium, s9.O0D13.O0;
butcher cattle: hefers. s6.75 4p13.G5
cowr, S6.15 a 1910: Gamers and cutters,
$5.65 q CTS; veal calves. $ls.0O@19.50;
steers 1925 a 1885
Sheep-Lambs-84 lbs down, $500
42165: culls and common, $4,000
1873 ewes, medium and good and
choice, $40. Is 1850; culls and com
mon, S7.00n10.50.
CASH GRAIN IN CHICAGO.
ChicaEo-Corn-No. 2 mixed, s1.5Oh;
No. 3 yellow, $1.50m15l
Oats-No, 2 white. 8sh q soc: No. q
nsrIey~s1.isa ai'Sl.
Timothy ySeed-s10.50614.5O.
Glover Seed-45.00@ q $500.
Pork-NominaI.
Lard-S22.50.,
Ribs-$1S.75 G1s.50.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
Chicago. - Butter Creamery 500
.0hc.
Eggs FIrsts. 57RSSc: ordinary
.Irsts. 50d 55c; at mark. cases included.
s4M57c.
Poultry-Aiive-spri 33c: fowls.
The Dolores star., 1920-02-06
Forced Honesty.

Dick-I picked up quarter today
and gave II to the owner.
Father-That's n good honest boy.
pick-Ycs. | couldn't help ii. The
man that dropped it had me by In"
ear
The Dolores star., 1920-02-06
The Reason.

They say England is crazy over
spirits"
NO wonder with Il lot of our
stock probably going over there"
The Dolores star., 1920-02-06
Hogs.
sheep.
Dressed Pantry,

The following prices on dressed poul-
try are net 4. o. B. Denver:
turkeys. No. 1S.............3S az
uTheys, old tums........... ~
liens ID. ,--...............2b h5V
Geese Observation-Disclosures. m-T
EUustcrs .............. a25
The Dolores star., 1920-02-06

Green Sailed iIorscbidcs.
Green hides &c per lib. less than
cured.
Part cured hides Ic per lb. less than
cured.
The Dolores star., 1920-02-06
l4i,. Poultry,
lGEEs.
liIIttcr.

.gEs, stTiCtly frcsh, case
count .................. 600 q $50
The Dolores star., 1920-02-06
Butter Fat
Fruit.
rErtul,ies.

apples. Colo, $3.50 a 100
Fears, Colo, Crate.......... $50 q 500
The Dolores star., 1920-02-06

a mans second love is apt to be
worth more money than the first.
The Dolores star., 1920-02-06
NEWS TO DATE
IN PARAGRAPHS
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST week
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE
WESTERN

Western Newspaper Union New, Service.
The Dolores star., 1920-02-06

Mistakes of the past should be made
over into guideboards of the future.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
SinosiYseoramaiKirf

ct. Georges northumberland
Strife / Sem 9orf, iii bpilfen ioencr
mango al GeroetSltaoens melt be-
fielote HigmGnb. bar Ssnoag Sfile.
&laoien for ct blobigt Srama, bpor~
lmber Or. 5. ". Marfoe, Ell bersmt
S9ge % Ell al TreitenS Meobiplpe-
re, bIcp orpbt % ct Tar andre az
airfegipngernc iaarct.
Miot unbcr TrGoifencll, Der bole-
ties al Meniahebcns Treit, Hep. aarl
Hcilanb, reiitc en- S~rcmmeb, iom lao
poa en- al DC bageritc 99nfc, Jig.
traf Ell Hepolper % afipreoe c.
Sfuo paa Sr. Marfoc, Der ialbt on
oeoelis laaret. San par rammct |
Eanoen.
Zen Sremmeoe, lonl ienere bite
iig at pGre IN lunopeeet Sinos Ing,
iortiaite opao Miotgange,, ioet han
a. OF til aiiprcoe ct mt Stno, Der
'aarcbe ct Tar andre Let, % tog Der
paa Slisten no siennem Ssrn
Safriltiet.
San bIep iorfulat al Here AZ De
tiliteocu9rcnbe, inohentct co oper.
aiuct iii ToIitict. San icrtalte. q!
hans Napn par Sbomaa ". Gimp.
fins. o. at bans Siem par / SuIlitf
YtiIn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
Ct falift Rysfe.

Observation-Disclosures / @aibing-
tom bar ira Den finlfe Hegierillg net
op mootaget en- %ofiiciel MeOoelelie
ON, at Sobn Heeo, Ell amerifonif
gluisforrelponoent, iom for Ell 5io
iiocn rupportcrcOes of ppre bellrettet
/ SinIanO, er ilipe og i beoite %el-
g%aaenbe.
Mceb or / Chicago unOer retslig
Siltale for Selagtigbeo / en- Sam-
meniuGraclie gaaenoe 10 paa at itpr-
te ben beitaaenbe Ncgierlngsiprm.
Ser gif / Chicago Hpgter ON, at
Geeo bar blcuet bcnrettet / Sirlano,
% paa Soranleoning al bans berpp-
relloe %enncr GAP lloenriesbeparte-
mclltct Ben anlcrifanife biplomatiife
Mcprpl cntant / Sinlanb TaalGg ON
at lnocrIege Sngen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
en- Samilieoucl.

Sra Tcnper, Cole. bcrcttcs Sen
16oe GprIl: elias MiIfeus, Tom
3irsoaa blcp ifrot i Sopcbet / en-
Gucl meo i'm @uitru, Oshe igaar pon
Gountpboipitalet 9trs. @iIfins bier
unoer aampen, Der iauot Steo bo.
gcnior oeres &iem, orUbt paa YIet.
ten, rammet al CT Stub, iom louti.
dig maatte ppret aiipret al Dianoen
"a Der ingen 2i%enpioner bar I'll
9ramaet, bar 8olitict ingen nUrmc.
re 0plpsninaer funnel crboloe.
gggteporret ~eiterlaoer Tia iirt
inloo gsrn, iom geoboerne miolertI.
big Dor tuaet liz al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
en- itys 6utteltres.

Sra S~ancaiter, Ohio, beretteS beil
LOBE April: Eolitiet er ioag paa
Sagt efter fem Plbre 9utter, iont
igaar Mites o~perialht en- 10 gar
gulnmel Ipisglt, Charles aneller,
'menS ban bolOt paa at omelepere fine
Iuiier, BANDIT banl til Ell Ypl, bobeoe
op Serpeo 90 Eapir omfrine baln %
iorloo baln efterat bape lut Slo paa.
&clOiguis fom Ell liOen Gige forbi
og tilfalbtc Solf, iom / iib'te Gieblif
tit reobet 8utten, Ser imiolertio bar
blcpct olporlia forbrUnOt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
ct Saser.K omplot.

Charlotte, g. g., Sen 15oe Ipril.
Sffe mirtore emo % Sirmaer og Sn-
oipioer i Nortb % South Carolina
bleu ioog al en- isoeral @ranoiurr
beilllttet lat unoer SiItale for paa ct
Wtebe heri @pen Sen Soc apriI al
babe ilo9naet ct aomplot on at ior.
hpie @rebpriIerne. Sorbsret pil ri.
meliguia bli paabegpnot / Sllrli ener
Sltli. 2open fnitiutter en- Wtari-
mlrmsitrnf al $1,000 eler TO Iars
ISGngiel, eaer begge Oele.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Terfor hilite ban benoc oellll9
@oomorgen, GA bun fom ino % op.
pnrtct pc0 6rofoltbor0ct.
"@oonlorgcn!" lunrtc hln title %
iluQ Glncnc nc0 8ettcroc bar q
life en- poftcr % tiGt Sente lei on
en- fumoc mi life fl ant 49,. Sun
buffet ban @%sitllonicn ira igoor
Gen &lgiiopUr'n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

fait SGtter fnitet ban baaoe Socia,
liitcil og aruotisnoen no paa @aoen.
Den iioite erplooertc iioen / Chicago.
On baarreiieltoe Geretring ON
Snmmenlteoct / @Iaofontoret pratt
get paa ct isineialbenoe Steb / me-
lie Nulner al "Sibens Splbe", iam-
men nteo ell fife mitbre opligtsoGf-
fenoc IrtifeI ON aipbnlano Stuns.
RIOS @ortflptning ira 9pen, iom So
mas bapbe betalt Ell goo Eris for.
Saluanoen Maaneo icncre gift
@taoct ino, og 9lbonnentliiten NJ. nj.
lolgtca I'll "Spsgciuglen", iom no
fom paa c9ct 6orlog i Spobpen %
reol8ertes al Suglens Sar, Irel
arilgelbach, iont er bet pioen be-
fienot for ocnne lit 2ips ltore %ittig.
beb. 9etteieu bapbe ogIaa bllot Den
irem til Gbriitian Hasmuslen, ionl
bar ltogiper al "llgeblaoet", men
ban baobe ipiict bam al meo Ell ipoit
Bits o. ieltot bam pibere til "Spsge-
luglcn", bpor Heiterne al bette @lao-
foretagellbe ii0en bar ipeget,
IrnIiot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
Manee Officerer
afifeoiees

Sra @aibinaton berettes, OF oct /
Ben me SGrlop dlitoriierebe Intal
al Sfiicerer / Irmeell al Senatet CT
bleoet reoilceret fra $4,000 til 49,
1913 iom Sslge al, at SorIlaget ont
tpunaen Sernepliat forfaiteoes.
Nj oct antul Sfficerer, iom oer al
ben 8rltnb life bill bli 9rlg for, er
TO @eneralmaiorer, lem Srigaoeges
lleruler % 40 Sberiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
On Dollar Dn0rn.

~" ~N" ~'N@'
GrtcrIom set Ter uo I'LL oil aou
Qrc@icn mco set oIlcrlaritc ucoto en-
&ou ON @orma iii Dem, iom aiorOl
Cicncitc / %an02ioriuorct uH0cr Den
'ioitc &ri1. GftIrot iIcrc Floncr /
zen RctuIuQ bar oGrct oroitct, tno
iuacr observation-disclosures Tiuauafo.
mite ct ToriiuQ ON at u0bctalc 81
n. Gaq ior ocu (i0 Sol0otcn a !
aftiu Gicucit2, ool n1cn oct Gorba
lolN. at sc, ION life ticntc miu0it GO
Sage "a mootoa Sc 500 Urtra uco
&inanitriulcu, life ifnI uurc bcrct
tiQct til Bonus. Nclcriffr ronmlcr
icoNoumc / NctroQtuiuA, Ionl blco
tucr'crt iii T<u%ouitriaulUl % blco
bcitiuitiact Der til Sen 1junlic Con
Tor ocu SIal> Nrbcioc. &i0crc giUI
ncr set. at ianoomc Solootcr, ION
Sem llo, oc bar i NTr clcr 6lau0c,
mootoa i'm rotIiQc Con ira line Ct
liIc NrbciO3aipcrr, mtct Ioor, "a ell.
ocltl uoclutfc3 sc, ion bIcu O'iice
rcr morr EiCncItctiOcM ira oct Eic
blif Al, "a sc ut i'm C'ijccrailouUu
nellie.
&co Gcmobiliicringcua @cguuoeI.
t. hdpoc &auoet onltrlrg 100000
Aiauo uiocr &oubcu. 9ortcIimIuc
ljuQcu al oc IRE uruutc aluaIcr nj
rriu8c Nntaaet al Dem, iom cr bcrct
tfact III Bouts, nco Ill pua oct uaer
urrmcitc 100000 Mau0. Ter
lisrca ogiaa uotrutfclla opmcrtiom
poa. at ioa0ame. iom life III ,
ser ON Bonus. lite oil ioa ltoQct,
~ man Qier liz Nodb ont at urolQc,
lom lioocr qoOt / oct. MI pllc liz at
rare grncrr@ itot iii lutct UrutioIc
at iur!anQC. Tcruc0 uil0c 10 INITIAL
let mirhifc2 ems nocrligcrc. Gct cr
tel rorrcittu lto,t ionoiuHIj1 at Ser
q ipUrt mango, JON nil ujic Ell iliQ
@~cucrciiict, ioo man ajur iiffcrlll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
Staniet at Waneel
paa papir

Sra Chicago meooeleS, at Sill
nois Staat5 3eitrng", oct ploite IN.
ife @lao og eneite Sogblao i oct tplfe
Sprog Oeri 9pen, bar maattet ltanie
ben Oaglige llo9apc al Mangel pao
Tapir.
Wange andre IpiIer 2anoet rltnot
1taar | en- lianenbe Sare.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
6ammel / Gieneiten.

Gbanite, Sans, Ben 16oe apriI.
Gen ploitc Wanb / Snrtta sSe.@a.
nens Sieneite, ioopel / Iar iom Sic
neitctib, er W. g. @ens, Der bor boz
RET anIot iom Gipilingenier uafbrlOt
/ 80 Iar, og irembeleS irbebar Stil.
lingen. San err II Iar gammel %
fremOeles ! iulo &laer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

lNrERrp As srcoNp CLASS MtTrFR JuSE 18TH 1908 AT
thy Posr OFFICE At DECoR.H, Iowa, UNpEE The Act
OF CoNGBEss or MARCH s.. 1872.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
Notwithstanding,
Syd St. Paul Kvegmarked.

H.. @pril.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

S~orte1ingcn ON Sonas bill no
fomme / gogiorm / Sirni. Yriien bllr
500. Iae, iom nlaatte enife gogen,
bebes inoienoe fine geitiainger til
"Secorob Ioitcn" ltrar, for at Spla.
gets Stprrclic fan beltemnes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-07
Here is a Chance for
The Boys and Girls
To Win High Honors
Can Enter Samples of Their Work In
Educational Section of the
State Fair

Jacksonville. = In the educational
section Of the Florida State Fair, Nov.
1927, handsome prizes are offered for
competition Of the school children Of
the State and there is every indication
that there will be large number #
exhibits by the youngsters.
The purpose Of the Fair being edu.
cational, every effort has been made
10 encourage the children to take an
interest in it and to stimulate their
interest in their work through compe
titi0n for premiums.
Think Of the honor to the boy and
girl, who has won a blue ribbon in
addition to cash prize for the best
drawing, the best piece Of manual
training work, the best work with the
needle done by a boy or girl in ali
Florida. This section of the varied
array Of exhibits gathered at the Fail
Is of interest, not alone to the kid
dies, but to the grown.ups as well.
Other features, which will please
the most exacting are: aviation thrill
ers, free acts, midway, county exhib
its, livestock. poultry, pet stock. variet
industries, automobile show, nipple
ment and tractor demonstrations won
ans achievements. boys and girls
club work.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-07
Censored Shows Only
Allowed at State Fair

Jacksonville. - The Midway Is al.
ways a lively spot on fair grounds,
and its features are in demand by the
public generally. Sometimes, however,
the shows and concessions comprising
this section of the grounds are not
subjected to a sufficiently rigid inves.
tigation and it not infrequently hap
pens that Objectionable features Green
in.
All such features will be eliminated
so far as possible, at the Florida
State Fair, in this city, Nov. 1927, and
visitors are assured plenty of clean,
high class entertainment on the Mid.
way
It is the policy of the State Fair to
build up an absolutely high grade in.
stitution in all respects. Perfection
may not be attained in any one year,
but by gradually making improve
ments it is hoped to ultimately build
up an institution that will rank sec.
ond to none in the country.