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Arizona republican., 1920-01-09

In nearly every family there is member who OBJ
jecs seriously onions that the cook gives up in
despair and stops trying to them
If the vegetable is cooked in uncovered pan the
odor is not strong when tightly covered And If
deodorant is burned in the living while the onions
being cooked in the kitchen there will be absolutely
unpleasant fumes.
Onions such excellent food that it pays to
make quite effort them to those in the family
who will eat them.
AS bulky and ballast food they have equal this
time of year They contain both sulphur and phosphorus
minerals which give tone to the blood
Aside from their food value they comparatively
cheap-suffcient in itself for using them often.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-09

Heaven is place where there dishes to wash
"";9
The evening world., 1920-08-27
TO BUY PRINCE GIFT
COMES FROM OHIO
Carol to Have Farewell Revel
Tonight Before Sailing
Tomorrow.

Empowered to purchase on appro-
pirate gift for Prince Carol OF Rou-
mania, John N. sufans OF Alliance. o..
arrived here to-day. Sufana u dong
bresth) secretary OF the Union OF the
Roumanlan Beneficial and Cultural So
cieties OF the United States OF America.
with $4,000 members.
He reached the waldorf early. while
the Prince was In his tub, to consult
with the encourage as to just what
would be best for Carol. Sufana's chiof
concern was how he was going to
crowd on an ordinary check the sigma
ture Of his Organization. He announced
that It had sent the Prince a check for
$4,000 to be used for the orphans Of
Roumanla.
Prince Carol arose at 1880 O'Clock
to- day and prepared for luncheon In his
suite. His only formal engagement Cor
the day was dinner Tonight al the
home OF William Nelson Cromwell, No
10 West 49th street, where he Ia to be
the guest OF the American Rouma nian
Relief Committee. There will be TWEEN
ty-four other guests. The party will
take in a roof show.
The Prince will sail Tomorrow on
board the Cunard liner Aquitanla,
The evening world., 1920-08-27
GUN DUEL IN CELLAR;
FOUR MEN CAUGHT
Women Scream as Police Fight
Band Held on Robbery
Charge.

-Four men charged with burglary were
arrested after a revolver hght with the
police early this morning In the base
mnt Of No, as East nth Street. which
4 clearinghouse for women conduct
ID BY Mrs. Anna Moran. The prisoners
described Themselves; John Began, No.
Tsl Greenwich Streets Charles Munson.
40. 1sA Perry street; James Kelly. No.
- Jane Street. and Walter Burgess. No.
RiO Ninth Avenue. They win be taken
20 Essex Market Court for arraignment.
The attention Of Detectives Sheehan
and Levine was first caught by a taxi
near the boarding house. They ques-
toned the chauffeur. whose name IL
withheld. What he told them sent them
% the basement window. which was
found 70 have been broker open. The
ncrea1na OF women were heard. As the
detectives entered they were greeted
With shots, which they returned.
The men said then had gone to the
MACE TO shoot craps
The evening world., 1920-08-27
ROB BRILL BROS. OF $4,000
Case Taken in Clothing shipment
and store Entered.

Two thefts OF mems clothing TO the
value Of $500 with Brill Brothers as
the victim were revealed by the firm
to-day. Ninety-nine overcoats were
stolen en- route from the manufacturers
in Chicago. The shipment arrived one
day the Brill store at No. ~ Cortlandt
Street was robbed OF 81 900 in mer-
chandise. An electric alarm notified
the special police. but the thieves had
fled.
The evening world., 1920-08-27

the main standard OH Building at
No. 20 Broadway. The site was ac-
cumulated through l.. J. Phillips q
Co, the last parcel acquired having
been the seven-story Lisbon Building
on the New st. corner.
The evening world., 1920-08-27

enlistment will be discharged on APP
plication through his commanding Of
ficer. but the Adjutan. General holds
that upon release from the Federal
service the officers and men returned
to their former status in the State
Naval Militia.
The evening world., 1920-08-27
Lenrc. E.tatr 10 MIdow.

The will OF Louis Pintard Bayardi
prominent In fire ina france circles and
connected with the Phoenix Assurance
Company OF London, was filed to-day in
the Surroate's Court Mr.. Bayard, who
lived at No. $50 West S5th street and
J., leaves his entire estate to his widow.
The evening world., 1920-08-27
CHILD KILLED; MOB DRIVER.
Policeman saves Farmer, who IL
Held on Homicide Charge.

Held on Homicide charge.
Frank Perowski. farmer Of Glen
Head, L. l., was held in $1,000 bail for
examination by Magistrate Corrigan
in YorlSville Court to-day on a short
affidavit charging homicide.
Perowskrs market truck last night In
East 50th Street ran over William
Petrolino, two and one-half. Of No. S14
East 62d Street. and the child died
early to-day in Flower Hospital, where
his left leg and left arm had been am
putsted.
Patrolman Fink. who arrested Pc
rowski, saved him from rough handling
at the hands Of 200 Italians, some OF
whom threatened TO hang him.
The evening world., 1920-08-27
Immigrants Must Pay Higher
flares.

WASHINGTON. Aug. eT,-The 2.OOO
immigrants now at Ellis Island must
pay increased railroad rates to COM
plete their Journeys. The Interstate
Commerce Commission ruled to-day
they could not proceed at the rates IN
effect when they booked their passage
abroad.
The evening world., 1920-08-27
REoRGGNIzE NAVAL BRIGADE
VIII Resume Place In Jersey state
Militia.

TRENTON, Aug. H-Gov. Ed
wards has authorized the reorgani-
sation of the naval militia brigade,
formerly stationed at Newark. Jer-
aey city and Camden. 1t was mus
tered into the Federal service April
Z, 1917.
Any member who has completed his
The evening world., 1920-08-27
SKYScRAPER FOR OIL co.
standard to Erect R4-story struc-
ture on Beaver street.

Standard oil Company flied plans
by Carrere & Hastings, architects,
for twenty -four-story offices to cover
the north side OF Beaver st., from
Broadway to New ST., the cost to be
100000
The plot Is 150x277 7x2Os 6x1el. The
structure will form an extension OF
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Sismarfs Grinorin9cr.

Zen tplfc SGge Or. Talll Sesbors
| Wfiincben bar n0gipet ct Iiocl
Sfrift "@ilbelm beil anoena Spa.
bonn. &an meboeler Der, at / treble
Sino al Sisnlarcfs Grinbringer i'm.
oeS ire pigtige Sofunlenter, Ionl peo.
rercr @ilbe!m ben anberls Sllno'
beostilltanb. Sesoorp ifriuer: "tSprii
Vlsmarcf iqa Zig auereoe ier 9ruo-
Oct nleb &eiieren ioronleoiget til al
ilobente ire sltteiter ON &eiIerens
Sllnobeostilitanb. Se paaaiploenOe
gltteiter al gerIins isrite Illtoriteter
iinoes / 3oie @inb al Sismarcfs ct.
%illorilger. Se fonltatercr opcrcns-
Itemmenbc Siliteoep9relien al Ell
Sinbslibelie % toler ON Mlllighebell
al totaIt Cparig &anpio citcr %
Mars Sorlsb.
Gotta3 Sorlog / 2cip5ig cr blct
iorbllbt at icnoc no trcoic Tiuo al
Scrnfonllercns GrinoringCr. Sorla-
get bar nlc0oclt, at oct forbeholocr
Jig ctbpert Sfrlot / ~9lnlconing al
octtc Torbil0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
WALTER BAKER
E~st Tso DORCHESTER MASS

ia Claus. Sore 9tapn bleu raabt op
pg III III hOcr Dor ,Sllleprcicnt. Sea
tar Ion bclbig at iuo ii Eoffcr. Gl
'Dlot nlc0 Sobaf og Gioorettcr cg
cen oll0ul mco gpbc pornlc Strsnl-
per, lont CT Game ira Yrooflpn buu.
De i%triftet. Son ieg bar ri9tig for.
rsict. lllclc Sum bopoe life gIerlt
oS.
G'tcrpnn fog icg mig ell Sltr nch
! Goblcll5 % lan paa Siuct. Ser be-
fcltll9 SulcItenning oper aft. Sir,
fefIoffernc filnet Seiti6cn iro. Spcr.
olt bar oct ionl 5rco oe 0lGoe otter
GaUoe faact SnopaS / SIertcrnc pc0
SltlcnS &Omnle.
Seq fltnoe ie ino "gienncnl Sin-
Ousruoerne til DC tpifc Samilier OF
ie bct pplltcoe Sulctrp, meb lilc
funtlenoe SDs, pg berte De glaze
9urncitenmcr ipngc runbt Sltlc.
trGct. Set bar ilis at ieg fit cit
Sengicl eiter NIT e9et Stem. @por.
leocs bar Sc oct berbipntnle?
Acbe peO MoicI bapoe anlcrifnn.
tie Solbotcr lat op ct itort Silletrr
mcb Dultoreoer al eleftriife &pS I
forlfieligc Sarpcr - &c amerifarlfe
Slagiarucr. Set bar eft pragtiulo.
Spn! -- Set par tent isr ieg
ternet ino Den Iiten. Seq bopSe
bupt en- rigtig bpggclig S~SSlileaiteu
ulliaepel, lelppm oct bar / &rigatiO,
% pna Sagt / ct irenlmco SunO -
Ian9t bortc ira BET fiGrc II. g. n.
Wtiu Slllenitcn / SpIflanO mbtr
arigen.-G. 9. / "9toro. Sio."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23

SORTS, % o~libcialcr at S~lloianilinl
I'll SIemmet ton gisres Der bpor
Yrelt % Wenigbeb giper Siaaoelie."
Gil enrisiPrer for arcolen polates
3. 2. 5uetelL Mepnolos. u. Taf.,
% ". z. Stenues, Grifi1ie, Winn.
: SiIoer Greef Wcniabco / %
peO @ooniocfet. z. Gaf., Vaitor 90
marc Grifion9 aolb, bolotea Den
1soe % 19oe Nopembcr Ell iterre SIT
oremisiionsmsoe. ! Dtenigbcoens
airfe | @ooliiocfet onbiebea Webet
Den 'srite Tag neb Grpoifen al 20.
Itor IIircb Helion ira Waoiion, z,
3of, oper Com. 70, 1916, % al.
Iereoe ON Sormiooneen fulbe Gam.
tolell opcr Sob. A, PIP, inbleoet
al Ealtor 6. Sc. GOLDBERG ira Iaoi-
ion, Z. Gaf., begpnoc. Gette Gmne
bebanoleoes oa ogian om Gitcrmio-
oagcn % en- Gel al Chen Den isl
genoe Tag | Menigbebens Strife pau
Saltoet. On Iitenen talte Solberg
paa Gtgelit ON "&riitelig Sopalitct
ooerfor bort Sono, Dor egen Strife %
arilnl5." Set bar 'tnrt SrenmeOe
Den Iften og Siier optoges til SSll-
orcmisiionen. Gen anoen Gags 81
termiooag bar oct MISREPRESENTATION
oco Toitor Gilman Sorien ira so.
marc, 2. Snf. Ia &eiene life tiaoo
at fare nle9et / Merfet, bolotes ligc
e'terpaa al Saitor Sereaafer, Glf
Eoint, 2. Saf., ct Sorcora1 paa On
gcllf oper I &or. 8, 20. Senln:
"Nlle &c ungc ior ariitlS". Ogina
Der opto9c5 Sficr. elsie Misbcr.
bporaf ire alcrcbc cr bolbt og ct fier
DC mart ltal boloeS iiocn Nar5meoet
/ CONNER, cr lcoct al Tiitriftet3
OtlSiionsfon1ltc og har I'll Scniiet
baaoc at before ON ,SubremiSiionen
oN at o%pbugae, OF Der tnacS ogiuu
uco Iitensmebernc iGrlig &cnipn til
oc1 %opborcnbc SlGqt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Hpoc &Ors % pore
SolOatcr / europa.

Set ancrifonitc Heoc aora bar
lcllot bpereueite al pore Soloatcr /
europa Ell libcn Sulepreicrt pg Ell
SllIcbllIen "biemmeirn". @apel be.
Itob al ct Bar hicnmlciniffcoc
Strcmper fDlbtc meb Gbofolube, 81
garettcr, Sfrna- % Tsgetobof, @rcp-
fort, Sanobsrlte % Snnbfrem, aanl
% andre npttige Srngsgicnitonoc.
Get omerifanlfe Heoe aor5' ellro-
pri'fe Sopcofparter me6oeIer at ga
gerlle ofienbtes tiosrof til at uooe-
les til ale Soloater paa SlIleoagell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Vroteh!

Sa @ettutioucu Tor Hdpneiordnhriu'
gcu FOR bort airteinminuN bar i~orpoINi
meacn Nisusie o. Sorareclic ibIaroi
%. iad protciterer ui ion Tcuiebeo mpo
eli iaarau Sorauorina. % MOP al Or
oct MORT" ,irpaes al Sdmfunhsis
SIAM.
Soipn Ripcr 9icniabco ioriamIet ii.
Iarsmeoe, Den 1ibc Gan. 1920.
SIdf ~. @anscnlteen,
Ieuish. Sorm.
aeoIph Speriou.
1leuigb. Sefr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
YiIes.
Or. Gan Tlef bar iunbct rgtc
2inbrimg, bDilfe belbreoer
Snilnber.
Scnb Sort for Collars Yrpue trit

Gil h~psmlombelit lineabe al Giles (tnrs
morrboioer) 9ipr ri bette r%be9rGuieos Sill
bub: Senb os BIN gbresle, oo omaaaenpe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Ep0enS SOFT.

Norl ier Sui neoc ct al &c Glo'tc "a
beb't ficubtc Mcolcmmcr al Gunr9cr
Sieuigbco / Sooac So. Wimu. Set par
Gle %9luuHbicr @rouonhl. 0ou bar icbt
/ NorNc heu 19bc SuIi 1915 al SorGls
oeruc Nnulr oanieu @ropoabl % 5uitrl
aort Subuuicn al Souoc TreitegiGlb,
%Selcmarteu. Gle WropbnhI bar Ell it'll
iGroig % touicrpaiip Mtano, men bar
Np9 nltio meo % tog Sci / Reni9bebens
9rbcine o9 ircntiiriot. 6anS Slrst
iorrlGtier pna ianiule 0naro % / Ianls
ne Ncui9bcN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
VenIiac CrO.

gil mco Set Iomnc jog icuNcr mS
mini @eioltnn for "Secorob Eoiten"
icnbc cpcr min blertcliqitc Snf ior alt
Set 9ooc %Gicilof, ieg bar Irit / $50
item" % "&eb Nruen". Seq fan lite
pUrc ioruocu "%oitcu", sc %lur icg bar
iaicu al Icuc, IA ieg tror Ior min Sci,
AZ "Sctur0bs Roitcn" CT oct bcoitc noritc
@lnn vi har / Nn,erlta. Meo 6ilieu til
"2erornbs Yoltcu"o YerlOnale % Ruii:
en- CT 8o0t 9tptaar.
Eeber H9ruig.
Wiciocurp, u. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23

81 H9tidtinncu Tor Ndpneiordtorin
Qcn ior bort airfciumiuup bar ~iurnolbi
mcgcn Ntisnsic ~ SordrecIie iblanet
oa, ind protcitcrcr vi iom NcniAbcb MOO
Ell 'uaNun SoronNring, % mph at Or
net "uorit" itrppca al Saufunoct3
9iauil.
&atcllon Ncnighco ~iorldmlct III
Adrsmehc zen 13oe Sduidr 1920.
SIuf gi. @augenireen.
Mcliah. Sorm.
loan5 SiIlcrdns.
Mcnigb. Scfr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23

rtorinuer - nm It 'imnclt Slenlmemibhei. Der Tan
rrcres at bnemipnlhelit noen Ncfotnina. "a.
tiitr at BIZ hnr 'priea' bet % belt er ttlirebS n'tb otI
Sinerina % apnifprf bet bar Qlntt bta. 'crb pe Ell
9pnor. Spis iffs. fotter Dc eia infet. gu beiiem'
mer "a ri ROT oie eaa Dit Sro. @i peb life hopr'
han ol innbe ni'e mere nbenrGniet 3tltrp til hort
WibbeI. Get Iirorcr nnittn / cnhner Stohle pa ole
9uitorbs Of bernie ioo 'nrrttfulbe Grabpri. isIo sftsr
tr bel 3trcties GIerbiaheb. ri bar mphtoectS nnort'
her al 8repe, fprtGnenos on bet Selo. ipn bette merit
curoige otrfuiuas'uIce Snltsm haf hant. cftsr at oit
urfst har 'cjIet. erboe foitbnre pa forliee Sperottoncr.
nq bet t'fer 80 20 40 Mars 2ibelier. Be utilbrrc 3tlfGi'
her brineee cite muoer apntrcI poa ca tneftc
Tao. Oil bu life fpr'epe bet pna Dpr 9efoitninef
abres's: DIR. Van Week Co.. Dept. Y Cd.
Jackson Mich. Ssrb tuasu Yenae. Striotoag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23

Eo't pti brtn9e Dig
eli regular Collar
Gotfe al Sr. 9ait
9ileHs trehpbbelte ab'
inrptton gcborollrafpr
fiseucc. %bIpotnce,
~noftaaenoc ViIee
ioGlt ole onbre Iianeube
Snber oit / ltnierfct
Sni'loq at PROVE
frit. Or. BON Ylcd.
tlbliqerc 9irurg / be
Sorcuche StaisrS Ar'
ME. onpcnbte 10 Anr III
al 'ulbtOnlmenaierc fin
M prrbeusb erertte
Wbfcrrfiou Wetbos
nr tiunru CuiD iuofif
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Njpb Dor 1oSc slit!

~ NrltCu'pmhct Huut 3
~s9 !: s5 .4 B. ! ]. 4: .5 "a AIS a "a 4: !.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-23
Vnil. ,Eohn Nllnt, Nlamorc

] vi Il ~ANlAAA l'i WV iNlA'AA A'hNAN
ocn uorit Iut6crifc Wculgbco
Man0au, u Gut. Gre uorne er bic
0ebt, ben enc unr CIT Negcr
st mt &ulo cr oprettct Facl
tic OlltrIttct. acnncnlct, 8oato o.
@rouo &icu, N@oih, cr Tor mcgct To-
WofImo Grcltcu til at De fan 'ou Mi
@cticumg, "a 4'reit er falot.
- Hoitor :. " An0erlon o9 W}ll.
f<nQa ". Wiarplcf Storu SIN, r(a.
bIep al Giitrift3ioruano Nolm arg
~tcuict / NoIma Stem, eagle @ronc
Soma, Ocu 6tc Sunuar 1920.
5olberg McnIQbco, Zane, 2
Iof., gator Z. &. Gpbliu9 9nlo
bciIlrttc0r pc0 iloite Aoramo0c al Tor
hpic 4rcitel6mcu mc0 500. aol
oct bar ogioo tiebt et Nu2 / Me@IIn9
ton Sprlng3 ior Nrcitcboli9.
&c0 ,Sltlctrpieitcu / St. Ectrt
N%icuiQhco3 alrtc i 9~turbcocn a
Stcphen, N}im, bIcu Eoitor s. &
&onicn, Weulqbcocn4 Yrclr opcrrofi
cu iterrc IeuNc'um / ,SllIc1uue ira
Wicuighcocu5 SoiubciorcujuQ
nj opcr 10 Stlcrner life en- Al
@uIh 9ur @uttcrnc hicnmc Sam
en- ioorct Set mo iloca at prrc
hclhio grt or Wauorh Niricn. Nol
laro, Soih., Noitor .. e NcrQcleuS
Nolp. ga GIoact DcmnbiIlicrc0c9
nrn 81, Iriiou0sticueilr Spu0ua Nj.
ten ocu 9S0c Gee.
Iaciiic glfaocmi5 Iorcnino
hnpAc M~oraule0c / GorfIano SfoIcls
WnmnoitiflpfaIc 0cn tOhr Tcccmbcr,
bror Stc02mcui0bcocn3 aumocior,
cnrna icrucrc0c Wtio0no 81 Hitcl5
paa en- ]itornrtct Muooc. Eorcuin
ocu omuoOc0c Sumnu0r9 "Gru
itcca" no Sfolcimrc ON at oprcttc
Sfolc pna Suitcu i1jcn uuitc Mar.
Yoitor s.. NJ, Strb oicnuulotc2 til
5rlitrr
Toi 3 \. Iooum bIcp bcha
dcliu ppcrruirct al lin Nicniubc0 /
Vcor Ntioer, U(llill, Srnoo0 ocll zoe
Ncttmber. Cftcr @uo2tlene'lcn blco
ourlooct ON at llol'c hot, "a
"%lulCh" ltltioc lcrncrc@ Nrcltan blco
l't'I ouCitoII GU N'Ll8'Huoe q H2o'
'illI'' oPlc ell "ooe IRA No'IIor
,o''''''8SH- Nor Niger ooVt tt |ut
,IocR 0oo odloo Moillo''ore'''I'9''' CT
'ooooll Woo' III lu' Ft''t.
S'l'ttol %''l0Ctn'' S0ur(u'
Idllll'HPoI'@, @"llll" Fa'ior IS u
- @'Ho@ &aIo oor III oo'F 600
@~'cotClIlIIlct eil "cocr0 member
talln0l2" blco 'oreto8ct 'lo'tt SNl
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-30
TURKISH WOMEN
BREAK USTOM

compartments for women. Only very
old men, however. are rash enough 10
SIT down In the same seat with q Turk.
ish woman. Turkish women seldom
. TO a theater where there are men.
Special matlnees and evening perform
c are arranged for women only.
Tile war has done much TO break
down the barrier between Turkish men
and women. The women were needed
so badly as nurses and relief workers
that the government had TO avail Il.
self Of their services. And now II is
regarded as quite proper for men and
women to be associated In all sorts OF
charitable and educational works.
Consequently many women who we're
formerly forced TO content themselves
with secluslOn In a home where fancy
work and French novels were the only
diversions are devoting their time to
hospitals, %orphanages and other phii-
.anthroplc institutions.
Educated Women Leaders.
Women who have been educated
abroad or IN the foreign schools In
Turkey ARE the leaders In this move
ment for greater freedom for their
sex. Their broad experience In wat
work has interested many women In
politics. and they have openly played
n great part In the nationalist move
ment. In the Constantlnople American
wOman's college the Turkish girls
take great interest In basketball and
other athletic games, and the effect
upon women who have come under for.
elgn influence ia making the old life
OF secluslon and inactivity unattrac.
tive 20 younger Turkish women.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-30

turned and dlsmaniled shortly after
the armlstice. hut he saw workncn
busily renrrnngilg the turf.setting.
"Acii." he remarked. with pompous
Joy. They cannot long deny them.
selves German art. They will put back
the statue OF the great kaiser. That Is
good I"
ION the contrary" a native Metzlan
intruded. I'VE are going TO install
American art. An American sculptor's
statue OF Lafayette will replace the
over-rated kaiser. That ls betterl"
DR.. Knecht says nothing Of the Teu-
toms confusion but adds that the citi-
zens OF Metz nre planning u gala day
for the unveillng Of the X. OF g. statue
OF Lafayette next August.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-30
PLANTING ENDIvE IN AUGUST
10 King Of Winter Salads and There
10 Plenty Of Room at This
Time Of Year.

Ordinary endive is the king OF all
winter salads that are In reach OF the
ordinary gardener. II should be plant
ed from the FIRST 10 the middle OF
August. The green curled varieties
are best. There 10 always plenty Of
room In the gardens at this time OF
year, therefore SOW the rows wide
enough apart TO allow banking with
earth. Thin the plants 10 stand about
Four inches apart. Having II that
close together will not produce large
heads. but they will be finer In tex
ture ana more tender.
by the time the first freeze 10 ex-
pected this will be a hedgerow. Lift
the outer leaves. pressing boards
against the sides OF the row and hold
them in place with stakes. Leave Il
until IN danger from freezing weather,
then draw earth against the boards
and add straw covering.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-30
GOOD MARKET FOR CHICKENS
Minnesota Expert Predicts strong De.
mand for Al Forms Of Poul.
try This Autumn.

N. E. Chapman. poultry extenslonlst
at University farm, predicts good
prices for all forms OF poultry next
fall. and says that chicks Matched by
July I will get into the soft roaster'
class, weighing from one and one.half
to four pounds each. Mr.. Chapman
also foresees n strong demand for
brollers Weighing from one pound to
two pounds. to be dressed out and
frozen by the packers for winter trade.
During the early summer months the
expense OF feeding can be reduced and
a larger percentage OF the chickens
reared because OF more favorable COZ.
ditions.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-30
RAIDS NET FORTUNE IN BOOZE
$1,000 Gallons. Worth 100000.
Seized In New Eauland Since
January I.

Boston.-Federal prohibition agents
IN New England have seized more
than $1,000 gallons OF liquor and aico-
hol, valued at 81. 1900. IN raids con.
Quoted since January I. according TO
William J. Mccarthy. federal prohibit
tlon enforcement agent for this Sec.
ton.
In addition. thousands OF gallons NJ
beer containing more than half u I
per cent alcohol have been conns-
Gated.
The liquor Is stored In eight ware
houses here awaiting removal to
Washington.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-30

n literacy test ana be armed with pass.
ports vlsed by the American consular
agent nearest their home aud Endorsed
by the American authority at the port
OF embarkntion.
Under amendments 10 the law Ger.
tain persons are now exempt from the
llteracy test and all Of these must be
detained TO prove TINT they are en-.
titled TO exemption. Again, many won.
en- and children ARE coming to relatives
here. and these must be detained until
such relationship Is proved.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-30
DECREASE IN NUMBER
OF CATTLE AND HOGS
Swine Show Falling of OF 10 Per
Cent in Births.
Abou, "a Per Cent Fewer Births Of
Calves This Year as Compare.
With 1919, According TO Re.
ports 10 Federal Bureau.

A failing on In the numbers OF cat.
tie n hogs In the United States oc.
CURED during the first four llonths OF
this year. MS compared with the like
period last year. according to reports
~ Specinl livestock reporters Of the
bnrenu OF crop estimates. United
Stntes department OF agriculture.
In the case Of hogs. the births dur.
Ing january. February. March and
April were about 10 per cent fewer
thnn In the same months last year. The
m%arketings hnve fallen OF about 10
per cent, The farm slaughter was
about the same In both seasons, NJ
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-30
MADE WRONG GUESS
Thought Pedestal az Metz Was Being
Prepared for Return Of the
kalser's Statue.

A letter from DR.. Marcel Knecht Of
the French high commission TO VIII
liam r. Lnrkin, OF New York. supreme
director Of the knights OF Columbus,
nnrrntes how n Of the first German
tourists to visit Metz since the city
was recently opened up to visitation
from Its late owners, walked around
the site where formerly stood the statue
Of Emperor Friedrich wilhelm. He
knew that the statue had been over
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-30

Dairy Herd Near Wichita Fails, Texas.
the deaths on farms this year are over
40 per cent heavier than last year to
May l. Taking into consideration both
the births and the deaths (from all
cnuses), II appears that there has been
n relative reduction OF about 8 per
cent during the first four months OF
this year as compared with the trend
during the first four months OF last
year.
Tho births Of calves from January 1
to May l were about % per cent Few
er this year than last year. The net
disposition Of cattle by marketings,
farm slaughter and deaths was about
. per cent greater than last year; II
appears that there Inns beea a relative
reduction OF about O per cent In total
number OF cattle as compared Win
last year during the four months jan
nary l TO May l.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-30
Mother Found Two Children
Playing With Blacksnake

Missing her two children. Mrs.
George Mead OF Susquehnnna.
Pa, located them In n field near
by. Her four-yenr-old son was
nstrlde n blacksnake more than
three feet In length. and his sis.
ter, Gladys, three years old. vas
striking the snake on the head
with a switch.
The youngsters were laughing.
and the woman said the snake
seemed TO be contented. The
reptile glided away at sight OF
the mother.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-07-30
MOISTURE INJURIOUS TO HAY
II should Not BE Raksd, Bunehed Or
put Into Stacks while Il 10 Wet
With Dew or Rain.

The hRy maker must ever keep in
mind that hay Is always more likely
10 be injured by moisture that Is on
II thar by moisture that Is In H.
Therefore It should not be raked.
punched or put into stacks when II is
wet with dew or rain.