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SERA ATACADA LA
DETERMINATION
DEL

PUEBLA, JUNO 25.-En ell enorme
eonficto su"gido aproposito de la de-
signaci6n rrJxima de Gobernador de
esta Entidai f~ederativa, parece estar
~ para solucionarse, gracias a la &C
titud resientemente asumida por el Pc
Ger Judicial. Entire los promtnentes
miembros del Tribunal hay Ia mejor
voluntad para resolver ell problema de
paIpitante a~ctualidad Y al efecto han
6eclarado tales funcionarios que sin
replica acaturGn Ia determination y ia
10 del Senado de Ia Republica. Y este
a pesar de 10 que asienta a este res
pecto la Constitution General de Ia
kepublica: mo esta facultado 81 Sc
nado de Is RepGblica para hacer Ia
designation de ~gobernante de entidad
federativa alsuna, mientras Ell esta
exista alguno de los Poderes."
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i N LEOPARDO No
PUEDE ZANZIBAR
SUS INSTINCTS
Mr.. Dodson, ell fabricante del
Liver Tone" habla acerca
do Ia a1evOsia del calomel

OS "a dlSNUSld NSl SoIOiAiSi
FL Calomel 10 hace perder e. dla.
I'd. sabe 10 que es ell calomei. rs
mercurio: es UT veneno active. rs
p~eligroso. Choca contra Ia bills CO.
mo dinamita, t~rastornando y enter
mando todo ell ORGANISING. AdemaS,
ell Calomel ataca los huesos Y nun
ca deberia tomarlo.
Cuando I'd. Sc sienta bllloso, pere-
zozo, co~nstipado y decaido y cree que
lnecesita una dosis del peligroso Gallo
mel. recuerde que en- c~ua!quier dro-
guerra puede adquirir n botella
gran6e de "Dodson's Liver Tone
que es una preparation vegetal mo-
fensiva V Tue sustituye con ~ventaJa
al peligroso calomel. Tome una Gu
charada Y 81 no hace funcionar su
higado mas pronto Y mejor que ell
detestable calomel, puede devolver la
botella V su dinero lie sera reembol-
sado.
s. I'd. tome calomel hoy, manana
Sc sentira Modesto y tendra nauseas,
ademas. lie producira s~allvaclon,
mientras que 81 toma "DodSon's LII
yer Tone" la manana siguiente Sc
sentira perfectamente Y tonlflcado
para desempenar suS trabajos cuotl-
dianos. Els ~inofensivo, ~agradable g!
paladar Y SECURE para darlo a los nj
nos, a Q~uienes agrada. tAdv.l
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Primera tiple del cuadro Royal
que actGa en- el Nacional y que cele-
bra mahana su beneficio en- dicho Tea
tro.
De grandes cualidades artfsticas, be
LA. con una magnffica voz, gracioss
y LENA de spirit. Victoria Luisa s.
ha captado las simpatfas de los tan
d6filos DEL Nacional, por 10 que no
es aventurado asegurar que su bene-
ficio sera TODD un acontecimiento tea.
trail.
FL proSrama de la fiesta es muy in
teresante, pueS a a tomar parte en-
81 artistas dc valfa C Ia beneflciada
hara derroche de sus intencionados GU
pies, para los que tiene inimitable
gracia.
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POR LOS HOTELES

Sc hospedan en- ell hotel Gunter de
esta ciudad. ei senior D. Alfonso San
chez Gavsto y su sehora esposa. quie-
ICES. procedentes de Nogales, Sonora,
arriba~on aver a San Antonio.
FL senior G. Echevarria Ostos, lie
90 aver a esta ciudad de San Antonio,
Lrocedente de IA de Mexico. Sc hospe-
da en- el hotel Lanier.
Sc hospedan en- e. hotel ST. Antho-
nv: VI. de !. Gonzalez, Eduardo Suarez
Y senora : Rodriguez, NJ. c. Carral,
Francisco c. Cerral y Jose Puente. To-
das estas personals l!esaron aver a es-
Il ciudad de San Antonio. proceden-
ties de Ia de Mexico, D. T.
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LA APPREHENSION De DOS
RATEROS

Los detectives Knight y Cooper apre-
lIendieron aver en- la mahana a dos ne
eros, hermanoS, q q~uienes Sc les iden-
tific6 como les autores del robo de que
fue vfctima n conocida tienda Rain
bow Wais Company Ia noche del do
n;ngo ultimo. Los rateros Sc apode-
raron de ~ d6lares que habfa en- la
GAIA registradora.
How seran llevados ante ell Juez de
paz para sc: iuego pasados a Ia Carcel
del CondadO.
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POR ALLANAMiENTO De
MGRADA

Aver comparecio ante el iueI de
paz, Mr.. Ben S. Fisk, un individuo
l. fue acusado del del!to de allana-
raiento de rorada con el p~rogosito de
| robar. Els este I'm hombre de unos
trelnta ahos dc edad, aproxtmadsmens
;e. Contest su dclito y en- tai virldd
| fua internedo en- Ia Carcel del Con
| dado donde habra de ~perraanecer q fa!-
II de una :!anza por vaior de 500 do
lares que lie fue !mpuesta.
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oBRAs DE UTILIDAD PRACTICE.

Ar;e, Observation-Disclosures ; 2Eoeeni-
mitutcs para LposFAia' SE -
Gnc:pia. ecS.
arts &c guitar Ias manchas en- todA
CEIA De GALLISAS: e. Sai!lnero. IN
ruLacien. alueutos y 5eosuaS, n'sIene'
rsba. ras--uclyu. su.ermec2CcS ) GU
racltn. cupAq-e y tracsposte &c! nae- -,
No vor 4. Espane: y = Lanabr1a--St.S
cULIIyo DE EORTALGZAS: lb7o
cue erseGa P-acacanenss q e~S
de .o.a c'ase &c hnctA-iSas; a-o' r.
poE,. rsboLa. -a5auo. Tomato. eSpa-
r-aro. Iesnu:a. e;c.. per Santos So-
drig Gcz } 2. EInaorI-
E!emtntos de Mecaa.ca. Fuerza. noVl-
u,enlo, EsslSteuc.as, maGuInSs sim2-SS'
sQG.l5nC. dsrssGad, eIc- 9S
El Devote decentralization de ora
clones en- honor dc San Jose. Por o.
AbGdianO 1900. ---..-. SA-
e N,r,.Ico 4e Is Fazllas--MzuuAL ceori-
co practico de Medicinal. a aleanec &c -
todCs. I'm tCnO ts4a d. q -S+@
NJ Lib-o Ge las &aCrvs.-O5-2 nUy "lI.
por los coaocImIenJos gGs S7ocura q As
uad.es &c jau,usa para cumpLr 81 a1-
gusta mission de +0gma- : eIucaS = .oS
biics Que
A,g,sne del Matr-monio.-Ei h5ro de los
1000. p1- .! DE-. Percl-a. &c Il Real
Academia de Es1lslnz de Barcelona IN
tCnao te.a
CHA DEL AMBASSADOR De CABA-
LLOS y DEL PICApOE: aecodo ne
x,canc para dcmar IN dos horas ca
balycs Y mulaS bruraS o ~csrrllss. por
Francisco Nora ----....- ...'.'...SI. ~
GALLOS De CONBATE. lneubaci6n.
-ria. a!7usa-cs y bJSIGLs, como -
runoce eel supreme gallo de conoa;e.
preparation. yueces. apIeS;as. H2nas
y tram-as. pCr Pauline Lopez-..-...St.IC
Ia MedicinA CONGRATULATIONS 5snci-
los y Iaciles Lara ccmOa-l- toCa ct2Se de
enfSEmedaGss y academies .-...--.. Cos
Ia vardadecr Ciepeta de CuTar- TT9-
ta-Djen;o aaturIsta nOdeERe y moGo
de- conocer AS Intermediates poE s
expression del rost-o- In tono tea S@V9
Napua! del FoEo=e-o MaGuinis,a. peg ecu
Fs---Ua v~oFlE2en tea
Manual Del Ccmerciante 5 EPlstol2Tto Co.
rs-cIaI-Oora uts4iSima para toc2 Per
SoGa dc ne-Scsos Wv
Nj Qa.a.ea,os Sesge,os &c. HoSa--CoIsc-
cior lE -sSe-GS PRACTICES para n anPle-
IA &c e7sc=es G9Gesrjcos. teIaS , yesti-
dos. cOmEos-uEa Ge rU94s } ootetcs: to-
cado-, hygiene. etc. -.......-..-...N- ooe
Novis.mO CoaJaGoz Universal Manual
&c cCentas a-GsLGaaS. con e cua4 Sc
r-sueivcu v:J.entzEea;s toda claSe de
operacIoaes SIN Greesidad &c nulasgos
n c2LcI!cS 120
PLznyas cue cggaR y p!an,aS cue ma
tan TrataGo &C bolaasca medicinal
para a cu-acsoa &c tgGaS .aS az
tSrnetadeS 0so
Reeetario &c MeGss,aa Donest.ca-Co!ec-
c3oa de rerclas para .1GaS 100 yDteruS-
d&des = mciOr Abro &c ne4.-ina pCpc-
la cue sc "a p1a.IcGdo. In ,0go te.A- $500
Secys-os de Z Naea-alsa-Li5-o dc gran
uildaG Ell e. hoEar, poE = sarus &C re-
eetxs ) snSen2REas que oaleas ... ISa
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RECISTRO Civil
@)o(--
MATRIMONIOS.
Manuel \ Iznaga y Aurora Rios
Alvarado.
Daniel Vanegas y Guadalupe Cisne-
rOS.
Felix Quinones v Esther Faz.
Isaac P. Palmer Y Lola Lacey.
NACIMIENTOS

Una nina de Alberto Viezer y Clio,
tide Alvarado de Ftezer,
Una r.na 0e Antonio Perez y Edns
Chavez de Perez.
Una nina de Charles " McAnich J
Bernardina Salazar.
I'm niho Ge joaquin y Guadalupe Re
Crfguez de Hormiga.
Tn niho d. Roberto Arroyo y Arcadia
Ramos.
Una nina DE Victoriano E. Muro )
Efigenia Puente de Muro.
Tn niho de Jose b. Palacios y To-
masa Cara de Palacios.
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DEFUNCIONES

Sonora Irinea S. de Muhoz, a Ia edad
lie 81 amos.
Nina Maria Morado, a la edad de Il
amos 10 meses, hija de don Rafael Mo-
rado V de 10 sonora Juana Hernandez
lie Morado.
Nino Gilbcrto Gallego. a Ia edad de
meSes, hijo de don Jose Gallego y de
IL sonora Francisco Villalobos de Ga
lego.
Una nina dc IA sonora carlota Coma
leg.
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Sc DESMIENTE CUE HAYA HAs
DO cASOS DE PESTE BUBo
MICA EN- CHIHUAHUA

TeleGrama Especial para LA PRENSA.
Ell PASO, Tex, JUNO 29.-El Con
sui meXicano en- esta, senior Monies 4
Oca,ha recibiGo varios telegramaI
Ell que sc niegan la noticias CUE q
han pub!icado acerca &c que Sc hal
van dado eli chihuahua algunos ca
SOS de peste bub6nica.
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HISTORIA.

CANS. FUSuAMIENTo DE a
STfTANO y DE SUS GENEAAL-S
NTPAYON y MEJIA: caids de OGe-
retaro. P-isiCneToS en- e. StF0 ~e
Csnranas. ;usces y defensores. @cuA
S5o,rz discursos. sentenciacos 3 nue.
SSi-b-.s % NaTimilianO : Mira
-, or. UnicA edici1n conforms a.
,I ,,a Sc gncusutra Ell { Archl- -
- Csre-El Dc a 81
CORRESPONDENCE De JUAREZ y
Noruy ' las EinaS &c
Sonora. Almoa,e . Hla2iSo. IS
NOS de Jec&cy. LaUrsaceE ; E-ESsS
orcclamas de Fovey. ProceSo DE- :,
-. C5ns-,es. 81 Imperio en- Mexico. eec-si-'V
DrSCT-RSOS Y MANIFlESIOS DE-
REETTO IUAREZ. dsSde 1883 eu%E-
DO sue dapu;ado a Il legislature ce
Oaxara. hasta IST2 en- que tanee'o' =,
800 p--,den,e &c n Repu5lca....SI.'V
Fl. ITBRO ROJO: histor9a de los
- DDS ,rirenss en- Mexi.o tUra2;e
:, Con7Dissa. e! Vi-rcyuaso, = Ee-
~.sEra y 81 Impe-io- O5-a Dc RLva
psIario. Mateos. Payne y = LIZ. "a
fae' Na-ti1e- de Z lott que ~
dgfersa- de- Enpe=adcr NaAlm-'ano. =,
Dos tomos ...-.--.-
- y',,,-s. Mexieanos-GGerrs de
Independsncla Z Invasion NoTt>-ane''e%, @,
IA Dos LonOs
E,S,o-sa de Gresia, desde !os hemPcs ne
-oicos Eas,a x desmsmbracion del ImTe-
RIO &c Alexandra
g,,.o-is Patris Dor doa Iusto Sierra sue
- TSr-ryeu,ion > e imp=rio. poE Sa4ado
stv,-az -Cuat-o E=snCss ISuoS. eHcus-
uSTi,o y.a;C y Aneed5tieo. Dor Coma
" 80 0brayIn. Nouas hiSJorcas. tesen-
Ia, ' sasuImbrss- In tonic t@A .'.SA40
,,rscrrANEA Gictamenes. ci-cU.s-es.
1-S1uisas jadie.als. communicates. oFE- =,
Dis ca-tas. etc-.. por BeHI'o yua7sz.' 81. ~
sT-ESO DE INPERIO: MaEtmaiano. "a
ys-lad Ee "a expedition eNt-2nieFa a
Mexico. Hbegalcs : sonserEHG07Ss. -
Triple Alian=a. aos NolaosS' Fossta
Pablo Clulo: ..-....... ....-......-.Sl.SO
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SOCIOLOGICAL Y POLlTICA.

C.ss Aiera-PaEinas del destsreo.
-.,.gI Nuzquiz Blaaco ......... f0e
i,S3geacIs de EsPz@a , lcs EstaGSs
UniGSs sobre Mexico. POI ei Liz To >,
-ia,s Esau.sI C5Cesor Nc
u ntsma o5ra. emp2sta4a cG tea % -'V
E~--I.s Fonuco < dlsSoEiSes' poE. a,
N-l-Eayclo .-..--.------
,,a,,5r pohuca De Mexico. Ia
CsnsUruII6n y = Dict2aaEa. Dor ~ >,
Emilio k4oass --.---"
SiT-rsz d. Csneros- Ensayc DO err -
,i.a historical Dor 81 Lie. Jose ELS-eE0 S"U'
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PARA FEsTEJAR sU REGREso

En- IA Residential del seiiOr Manuel
{. Gonzalez, cuien regres6 reciente-
mer.te de IA Universidad de San Luis.
Missouri, Sc ceiehrara esta noche un
halle que promote ser muy animado.
--)o@(
Mira. n:na. este es intolerable. Tie
mes cue decirle a ~ novio que acorte
rn POGO sus rIsitas. Esta en- casa mas
tempo que yo, y con una franqueza
que no me hacC gracia.
-Pero. papa. ST el pobre...
NADIA. naGa, como continue ash voy
a proponerle que paguemos la casa a
medias
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Ell concrete esta perdido. FL otro
dfa sorpre2df a I'm ~individuo en- Ell
mcmento en- cue me robaba I'm que
so y un tan;on.
-;Y no lie d%enunci6 listed en- el acto?
lea, no. senor-! Isl era mi mejor
pa%rroquiano!
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D Go N
GRAMMATICAL.

GRAMMATICAL.
Compendio de GramStiea CastciiSna. seSun
"a Academia. por Tore y GoueZ.-...... Soc
Compendio de Grammatical por Don An
GreS Bei!o 4Va
E,ensntcs De Gramatica. por HeCrAnZ-... sSc
Grammatical CaStellana, con arreS!o a "A de
n Real Academia, poE ZGniEs. Aunen-
taGa cen tratados 9e OrtOgrRfiS y Pro
Soda IN Lomo tela .Sl.2o
JJItips cG;cion ofjciai So. IS
y-UatuariO Ge 0rtografis lie Is LenGuR
CaSte-anS ---------.-- ....----: sue
ProntUarlo de ConJuGaciSn. o los dieZ mil
Ye-hos castellan os.-EGiri6n reiorniaGa. s.. 80
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O B De
I1ppns DE IECTURA-

IIBRGS De LEIiONA.
coz-6n-Dtsrto &c un Nsho' 7"F Q
AmiCls
81 Anz., del Ho<a--Lib7o prtneso fe 'S
tara. rara T 5aS "a
81 .,ysI del I7za-Libro seG7InSo.-'' "
l, peria De - Casa-Tercsr ESro d l. -
AnSsl del -doSzE "a
I.etor Mexisano P-imero, peg OseoS -
rp..or Nexicano Terce-o
ns.odo de escrirura-Isc.ura. por Se0s
men. con APPLICATION del fons''mo =,
-,-h. snalit.eo-Sintsties $500 Z"
Aar-flIS numeTo l .
Ssnrils aGnsEo ,
Hantila nuuaero 5
Na.deyf. a1nlero I -
m,,Ssyil ninero 2 -
N,nSs-il uurero 8
su.bar;o de San Miguel .....-.'-' ~
60 Do LenEuase. Dor Il Prof Ricardo
cSnez-P-ime- sho -...--.-.' ~
Go !. Acknowledgements aho '..-.- o.
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Para Iibros en- e~spanol d~irijase I'd.
l.. Casa Editorial Lozano, lib Norsn
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Arg,sne del Matr.nonio.-Ei h5rO de los
esposos. poT .! D.. Perel-a. Gs Il Real
Academia de Nsalcinz de Barcelona IN
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CHA DEL AMBASSADOR De CABA-
LLOS y DEL pICApOR: ae1odo ne
x.szno para dCmar IN dos Sorss ca
bales ' mulas brutaS o c~srrllss. por
francisco Nora .---.-..- --......'.S 81
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MEAT CANNING AND CURING
 IS EXTREMELY PRACTICAL

Among the many important fea- lures which the county home demon stration agent teaches, one of the most important is the canning and curing of meats. During the past hundreds of quarts of meats have ben canned in the kitchen of Ar kansas housewives under the in struction of the county home dem onstration agent and Mrs. A. L. Watkins, specialist in meat canning and assistant to the home demon stration agent.
 A campaign of beef canning is being carried on in the state this year and when the whole animal IS to be canned Mrs. Watkins IS, gen orally there to show them how to do it without wasting any part of the animal. Last year all meat canning work was done under the instruction of Mrs. Watkins when the whole animal was to be canned but this year she goes to each coun- ty, gets everything stared well turns the work over to the county home demonstration agent and goes
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in Little Rock January 5-6. The object of this meeting is to arrive at some definite understanding con- corning the crop which IS to be produced in 1921. Mindful of the fact that few planters will be able to liquidate their indebtedness this year, which in turn will strain the credit of the merchant with the bank, thereby materially lessening the capital of many banking instl- tutions, Governor Brough set out in his call that the meeting IS nee essary in order that some under standing be had relative to the crop to be planted in 1921, as we'll as the needs of the farmer in mak- ing this crop. The meeting IS ex- pected to develop itself into the search for a workable plan by which cotton acreage in 1921 will be re- duced and that the tillable land thus released be placed in food crop. This subject has been freely discussed in previous meetings, but there IS a determination born of necessity which demands action. 1t is prob able that some plans will be work ed out that will result in legislative action, limiting the production of cotton during the coming year. Herbert Hoover will be. sne OF the national characters addressing this convention. He is an authority up- on marketing and is thoroughly fa- miliar with the needs of this and other countries. His presence is expected to add materially to the attendance of this big meeting.
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to another county where her ser vices are needed.
 "This work is extremely practl- cal" says Mrs. Watkins, since it gives the farmers family va rietv of fresh meat that would be impossible if he had to depend. on the meat market for it. In the flfsC place it is not convenient to go to inc market whenever fresh meat Is desired, and secondly the price ot fresh meat is usually prohibitive. Reef can be canned for fraction of what it will cost for the store, Last spring Dr. Franz r. Lund' snecialist in meat canning of the O' $, Department of Agriculture, was in the state and gave demonstra- tions in the different countles. During his demonstrations elgftt hogs were killed and all the pieces not cured were canned and all scraps made into sausage.
 The county home demonstration agents feature the canning of the whole animal, showing how 1t IS done without wasting any part of it. Within the last two months Is whole beeves have been canned by extension workers and the farmers cooperating. As many as six va- rieties of meat have been canned fro none animal--roast, stew, steak, hamburger, soup stock, and liver sausage, a product resulting that IS far superior to the commercial can ned beef, both in quality and fla vor. Not even teh bones are vast ed, since they are used for chicken feed.
 Besides the whole beeves, a great many fowls have been canned as wellas sheep, game and smaller quantities of beef. All this canning has been done by the steam pers- sure method, the same as is used in commercial canning.
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LITTLE ROCK LETTER

!, title Rock, Dec. 13.-The legis- sa,. ta. ., aeks from today, January 10. The Tho prN poets are still bright that this ,wjlI l. one of the warmest ses- s;ons held an many a year. There has heen sos' several weeks an un- darcnrrent. its of popular opinion grad nallv converging toward a torrent that will break upon the heads of tbe lawmakers when they meet the second Monday in January. How ever. this does not mean that the reactionsrie will necessarily be Tn the saddle, but it cannot be denied that there will be efforts for the en- actment of legislation radically af- fecting many conditions that now exist.
 At this time it appears that the outstanding features will be efforts to repeal many of the special road laws passed by the sessions of 1913 and a movement for retrenchment in government expenses, which will he exercised chiefly in the abolition of existing commissions and offices. If there IS to be another outstanding feature of the session, 1t Will prop ably be the support of education instl- tutions and the adoption of mea- sures which will strengthen the public school sytem of the state As a result of the recent leglsla- tive trip in the north, the agricul- tural schools will profit largely in the newer and broader vision which has come to the lawmakers. There is not an institution of the state which will not seek increased reve- nues for it's support. The Unlyersi- ty, the State Normal, the agricul- tural schools and the elemosynary institutions will all ask for an ln- creased mileage on the ground that present revenues are wholely ln- adeauate and must be increased or the institutions will be seriously crlp- pled, if not forced to suspend en- tirely. By the time the legislature meets, the people will have already initiated and filed a petition for an amendment to the constitution taking the limit off school taxation and leaving the amount to be levled entirely to the will of the voters in the several districts. The legis. lature will be, therefore, relieved of this problem, but there are oth CTS far more serious for consldera ton.
 Governor McRea enters upon hl' administration thoroughly committed to a policy of retrenchment and re form. He will insist that the High
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way Commission, the Corporation Commission, the Penitentiary Com mission and probably other com- missions be abolished as now con- ] stituted. For most of these, if not all, he would substitute honorary { commissions consisting of state of ficers or private citizens who will ] agree to serve in such capacity. He will also insist that unnecessary of- fices and agencies of various kinds be eliminated as matter ot econ omy.
 The various departments of state will have their usual recommenda- tions for the betterment of pubic service and if it were possible to adopt all the state would have a constructive program that would mean much for it's material devel- opment. For instance, the Agricui- tural Department will recommend strongly an act providing for geological and soil survey, and the publication of the unpublished re- ports of Dr. Branner when he was state geologist, as well as bringing down his published reports to the. present time, that the state nnay have the benefit of the most thor ough geological research. The de- velopment of oil and gas resources within the last few years will pre- sent another problem for consider ation of the lawmakers. Something, must be done to encourage the de- velopment of this product for ex- perts assure us Arkansas is under laid with an indeterminate wealth that only awaits the drill of the prospector to make it available. One provision would be that the log of every we'll must be filed with the department as permanent record An act was passed in 1917 requlr- ing these logs to be filed with the county clerk, but there being no means to enforce it, no attention IS being paid to it. It will also be- recommended that some provision be made for the state to lease school lands and river beds, for gas and
 oil wells. At present there IS no law under which this can be done. Should the state develop rich fields | of oil and gas, this provision might possibly become a source of inn mense revenue for the state.
 The state is awaiting with much interest the inaugural address of
 Governor McRae% in which he will
 outline his policies and program for
 the welfare of the state.
 For the purpose of bring the mer-
 chant, banker and cotton producer
 to a better understanding, Governor IC. II. Brough has issued call fol
 a meeting of the 5000 bankers, 12,
 900 merchants and numerous thou
 sands farmers of Arkansas to meet
The courier-index., 1920-12-17

Irregnlarity in the bowel move ments makes you feel uncomforta- ble and leads to constipated habit which is bad. Heroine is the reme- dy. you need. It restores healthy regularity. Price COG. Sold by Harrington Bros. tf
The courier-index., 1920-12-17

The death rate in the United States in 1919 was the lowest year ly average ever recorded. The rate was 129 per 1000 persons, and near 10 per cent of the deaths was from tuberculosis.
The courier-index., 1920-12-17
To eliminate gambling and oDiu,,

CIFIFIIIIe1sS 5dHIUIIIIg anu 0pl1m smoking among Chinese in thn country, the Chinese National Wei. fare Society in America is establish ing industrial schools and persuadirg the Chinese to attend American schools where they may occupy their time and their thought with trades and industries.
The courier-index., 1920-12-17

A boy in Newcastle, Ind, found $1,300 worth of gold in pot while digging in a basement under house. A daughter of the former owner of the house, and the farm CT who now owns the place, both laid claims to the gold, but the judge ruled that flinders are keep CTS"
The courier-index., 1920-12-17

Governor John M. Parker of Lou isiana has issued a call for meet ing with object in view of devising ways and means to prevent the Mississippi river from cutting a new mouth, through the delta, to the Gulf of Mexico, by following one of it's old mouths, the Atchafalaya river down to a point about 100 miles west of New Orleans.
The courier-index., 1920-12-17

French cooking is not what 1t used to be, complain many visitors to France. It is becoming more and more difficult to find appren- tices for the pastry trade.
The courier-index., 1920-12-17

The jinrikisha men of Japan have hitched their two-wheel carriages to motor cycles, to the great increase of modernity, although at the loss of a certain picturesqueness.
The courier-index., 1920-12-17

To carry on it's campaign for the election of officials favorable to la bor cost the A. F. L. only $50,CO0, according to reports. The claim is made that "60 enemies if labor" have been defeated.
The courier-index., 1920-12-17

Experiments made by 6 London scientist prove that bats are direct ed in their flight by a special sense of hearing and by sound waves.