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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

The Aid society OF Tsleta viii meet
Thursday at the home OF Mrs F. n
Pratt. on the county road The meet
ing viii be an all day session and
sewing viii be done.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

AIRS. A. n. HARTMAN compli-
IVl mented the members Of Alameda
Grove, No. 9S5, Woodmen's circle,
with a bunco party Tuesday AFTER
noon Those who won prizes were
Mrs. C. Z. Miller. first price Mrs
Roy r Kelley, second prize In draw
ing for the consolation between CAPT
Il. F. Stacy and Mrs. NJ c. West, Capt.
Stacy won
Mrs. Brubaker. Mrs. Frank D. Scot
ten and Mrs Roy R. Kelley assisted
the hostess in serving refreshments
Of ices and cake
The guests enjoying the party we're
Mrs. r. p Kelley. Mrs. NJ Burroughs,
Mrs. G. A Jackson. Mrs L. II Rolen,
Mrs. F. Oldmen, Mrs E h Resener,
Mrs Chas- Word. Mrs F. H kaufman,
Mrs. G. E. Shay. Mrs. n. C. West, Miss
T4azeI caldwell. Mrs. F. L Brewer,
Mrs. 7. W. Wardin. Mrs J. NJ Nc
Cabe. Mrs. r. N. Ashley, Mrs Ted
Bartlett, Mrs. D. o. Gideon, Mrs T.
W Miller. Mrs NJ NJ Hughes, Mrs
James Hines, Mrs ". P. Miller, Mrs
John Nearwood. Mrs Ed Lane, Mrs.
". c. Gaffney. Mrs. E Dingwall, Mrs
c. E Miller. Mrs. A H Dawson. Mrs.
Mccall. Mrs ]. H Biggs, Miss Era
Spires. Mrs. ". c. Taylor, H F. Stacy,
Mrs. B. c. Thornhin and Mrs Ethel
Atkinson.
Mrs. Chas. RAIDER and her assistants
took the field Wednesday with their
ticket sale for the card party they
are TO give on Friday, November 26.
In Odd Fellows hall. for the benefit
OF the Rescue Home The party is
given under the auspices OF the Mar
garet z. Caven club, Of the White
Shrine OF Jerusalem. and Mrs RAIDER
homes to raise several hundred dol
lars for the children at the Rescue
Home
A meeting OF Mrs RAIDER and her
committee was held Tuesday after
noon at her home on PershinE drive
and later several OF the mem hers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

ton Hardie. Mrs. L. L. Simpson. and
Mrs ". A Rawls.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

On account OF Thursday being
Armistice day the Women's Guild Of
st. Paurs Lutheran church viii meet
Friday at 800 o'clock The meeting
wiz be held at the church and 1Irs.
George Rorris will be hostess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

Inc BlsIness W0men'6 Circle Of
Westminster Presbyterian church will
meet at the church Thursday evening
and a supper viii be served at $50.
o'clock under the direction OF Mrs. ".
IL Loretz and Mrs J. w. B. Robinson.
Miss Margaret Hardie viii lead the
devotional part Of the program and
viii give the second chapter Of Bible
and Missions" Miss Martha LoWman
viii conduct the study period and viii
give the second chapter OF The
Church and Community"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

Circle I Of the Aid society OF the
First Methodist church was enter
talned Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. ]. ~. Thompson. 911 Dallas
street
Mrs. Robert Price. the chairman
presided at a short devotional and
business session, after which a social
hour was spent and the hostess
served refreshments.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-19

rH
81 @hnaitm mnpC t, Fa d H w
meStnac aefatd papam Mh jOdM
m
tmnuvei mdrunnle ia:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-19

Romanul ,,virtute 9i Desfr1u"
Doua Volume $3.50. e in folo-
sui Uniunei S. r. A. Comandati
pima sunt, la G. r. Pascu, sos
Detroit Ave-, Cleveland. Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-19

Intr 'adcvar, ajutornl giuvaer-
giului Brimboni fu osfndit de tri-
bunalul correctional pentru furt.
.Zachei fusese tocmai la rind Sd pre-
sideze desbaterile. Intorcindu-se a.
casa, Alice il intimpina intro att
tudine nelinistita, nervoasa.
- Ce s'a facut? L-ai condamnat !?
- fntreba cu vocea emotionata.
- Sase luni inchisoare. Ce sal fa-
ci, draga Legile sunt aspire. Abuz
dc fncredere, furt.. ~
= Sase luni! J.
Alice parea miscata de severita-
tcea unei astfcl de pedepse.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07
I N v I T A + E

Soeietatea romina de aJutor -
cultura ,,Printul Nico.ae" din
Bridgeport, Ohio. roaga pc tot
fratii 81 surorile membri 81 mem.
bre, cit 81 pc surorile Soeletall
din iur, parochii 81 pc totl Romi'
nil din jur a lua parte la halul
&C So Va da in seara zilei Gle lC
Aprilic. la orclc 6 p. H., in hala
societatii.
Yeti fl distrati dc muzica ,.Ar
dcleana" din Martins Ferry, Q.
Pretul de mtrare: Domnii %
Damele membre % cent; Daniel,
care nu sunt membre gratis.
Va salutam Gu dragostc fratea
sea.
in numelc societatii ,,Printu
Nicolae" din Bridgeport, o.:
Cav. Cornea, pres. aranjator
(SO--SD
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07

Tot cu privire la produsele de
petrol, am facut toate sforarile
possible 81 am dat in exlpoatare
conducta de petrol Constanta, ca
re de mai bine de 0 luna dega.
jeaza ri Gu ri marble rezervorii a.
lie solicitation de petrol umplin-
du-le Pc cele din Constanta, dc
uude in curind vor ii luate dc
vapoarelc tarilor, care contrac.
teaza cumpararea acestor produ.
Sc, procur'irdu-nc astfel valutu
pc pietelc acelor tari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07

comotiva reparefa de soc1etatea
Argos, care transporta lemne pen
tru capitala, 3 locomotive repa>
rate de asociatia exploatatorllor
de paduri, care transporta lcmnc
de pc liniile Brasov-Predeal-plo.
t5ti 81 Pietrosita- a-Bucuresti tot
pentru capitala, 3 locomotive re-
parate de lucratorii atelierelor G.
+. Il. ,,Bucuresti's, care transpor-
ia lcmne pcntru lucratorl 81 func-
tionari, ? locomotive reparatc II
atelicrelc fabricei de zahar din
Chitila, earl transporta zahalul
sosit la Giurglu in cantitatc q"
$50 de vagoane 81 carl ar fl intir-
ziat foarte multi sd fie abuse la
rafinarie daca ramlneam numal
Gu mijloacele noastre, carl tre-
buicsc impartite la toate nevol'o.
Una din aceste locomotive, am
cxpediat-o la Beregsaz la granija
Gil Ceho-Slovacia sprc a aduce un
tren Gu saminta, carl de sigur ar
fl sosit dupa epoca semanatulnl
qca nu rccurgeam la acest pro
cedcu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07

Luarea in considerarc a proiec-
tului sc yoteaza Gil unanimltate.
La discutia pc articolc iau Gu
vlntul domnii A. Vlad, care pro-
testeaza contra exceptarii de la
1xpropiere tovarasiilor, pr. TIN
COCA, care propune un amenda-
ment pentru crutarea de cxpro-
priere a gradinilor, livezilor etc.
ce apartin minastirilor din Basa-
rabia; l.. PETRESCU $. a. Da Ia
muriri d. CRlHAN.
La art. s referitor la trecerea
pahurilor in proprietatea statului
Sc angajeaza 0 interesanta discu-
tie, in care avem de relevat ras-
punsul bine argumentat al dlul
ministru Mihalache.
Dupa aninata discutic in Jul
rul articolului II, in care s'a pus
81 chestia daca proiectul de refor-
ma agrara poatc Fl yotat inaintc
de a Sc Fl modificat Constitutia
Sedinta Sc ridica la orcle I 81 jul
matate seara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07
PARLAMENTUL
c A M E R A
SEDINTA DE LA 8 MARTIE
1920.

Dupa indcplinirca formalitati-
lor curentc, sc da cuvintul diaco-
nului Alex. T. Dobrescu~1alomi-
ia, care anunta interpelare asu-
pra lipsei de preoti, avind in We
dcre ca in intreaga tara sunt 500
de parochii lipsite de preoti. De
aci 81 pericolul pc care-l infati-
seaza desvoltarea diferitelor Sec
.e religioase: advcntismul.
Cerc un tablou de locurilc va
cante de preoti 81 cxplicari asu-
pra modului de suplinire.
D. lninistru BORCEA raspundc
ca rezolyirea acestei problemc
ar realiza prin hotarirea abso-
lycntilor de seminar de a Sc hi
rotOnisi.
ID. p. IOANITESCU intcrpelea-
"a asupra neccsitatii de Sc re-
patria prizonierii Romini din
Franta.
d. AL. MUSETESCU dcpunc
un project de legc din initiative
parlamentara pentru suprimarea
automobilclor de pc linga admi.
nistratiilc publice, indic1nd 81 nu-
marul strict neccsar, care va pu-
tea fl lasat la dispozitia unora din
autoritatile civile 81 militare.
d. GIL. CRISTESCU intreaba
cind va ii prezentata legea chi
riilor?
Trecindu-sc la ordinea de ii,
Sc da cuvintul la discutia refor.
mel agrare i'll Basarabia, dior:
L. LUPU 81 IORGU TOMA in
sprijinirea proielctului. ~
ID. LUDOVIC DAUS cxprima
uncle neajunsuri Gu aplicarea in
Basarabia unora din decretele-
legi &C privcau starilc de lucruri
din vechiul regat.
Da cxplicatii q. ministru IN
CULET ca in consiliul de minis
trii cind sc intocmea un dccret-
legc, in totdeapna Sc preciza D.
cul lui de aplicare.
D. L. DAUS Sc ocupa apoi de
activitatea comisiunilor de impro
prictarire, atacind uncle prcre-
dee ale administrator din Basa-
rabia.
Adunarca cere fnchiderea dis
cutiei, care Sc admite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07
TRENURILE ACCELERATE.

Pc ziua de 20 Martie nadaj-
dunn sd punem in circulatiume ci-
tc un trcn accelerat pc liniile Ba-
cu1tSti-Galati 81 Bucuresti-Pre-
deal.
Pc ziua de Apr;lic Sc Va pu-
ne in circulatiune un tren de per-
soane pc linia Bucurcsti-Curtea
de Arges, care sd deserveasca ju-
detclc Dmboyita. Muscel 81 Ar
ge$; 81 apoi pc masura &C vom a
luce imbunatatiri 81 circulatiunii
pc celelalte linii''.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07
1ransportml|e pc c. T. R.
= DECLARATuLE DOMNULUl
SUB-DIRECTOR GENERAL G..
STANULESCU.

S'a afirmat ca nici sub noua
directiunc a d-iui gen. Macri nu
Sc face mimic la c. f. r. Anar-
CHA, ncpasarea 81 reaua volnta a
functionarilor ar Fl inca atot-
Jomnitoarc.
Pentru pune lucrurlle la
punct, am cautat sa avem un c'l-
vint autorizat 81 adresindu-nc d.
lui Coriolan Stanulescu, sllb-dl-
rectorul general al C. +. r., am
dobinIit urmatoarele pretioase
dec!aratiuni:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07
o p2oBLEMA COMPLEXA.

Este cert - ne Spunc q. Sta.
nulescu = ca transporturilc, din
cauze multiple, mergeau tot me-
reu scazind, astfel in cit la mai
putin tilnp dupa schimbarea con-
ducatorilor de la directiunca ge-
nerala C. F. r., ajunscsem sd
nu putem aduce in Bucuresti de
cit 223 trenuri, ba char i'll una
din zile ma intrat 81 ma plecat
nici un tren din CARA Chitila trial
la Capitala.
,,Problema find foarte compile
xa 81 vasta trebuia atacata din
toate partilc 81 sper ca appreciate
ca o asemenea stare Gle lucruri
nu Sc. putea schimba in 2-3 sap
tamini.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07
IN DOUA L,UNI VOM AVEA
INCA 800 LOCOMOTIVE.

,.Spre a sfllSi aceasta eXpune-
mere in chestiunea locomotitelor,
va rog sd cunoaStcti ca am accr-
dat pima in prczent societatilo"
ilrdustrialc, Serviciului Martini,
Marina Militara, Regia Monopo-
lului Statului 81 diferitelor pr!-
marii din tara, 300 de locomotive
dintre carl pima acum sunt gaia
81 lucreaza 25 81 in termcn de eel
mutt 2 luni de zile lc vom avea
Pc toatc la lucru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07
ALIMENTELE 81 C0ldBUsTI-
BILUL.

lin trcA!cat va rog a cunoaSte
ca att prin imbunatatirilc abuse
personalului 81 organization de
servicii, cit 81 gratie faptului ca
am facut APPEL la initiativa parti-
cularilor 81 la toae atelicrele pri-
Natc din tara, am salvat la timp
Capitala 81 multe din judcte]e
mai greu incercate de lipsa de a.
limente 81 combustlbil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07
s E N A T U L !.
SEDINTA DE LA 8 MART1E
1920.

D. Paul Bujor deschide sedinta
la orelc 3, in prezenta dior mi
nistrii gen. Mosoi,l 81 I. Nistor.
Liberalii sc abtin de Ia sedmta,
consfatuildu-se in culoarc.
Formalitati regulamentarc, jail
be 81 concedii.
D. DUILIU ZAMFLRESCU ce-
deaza diurna sa pc prlma luna
orfanilor 81 vaduvelor dc razboill
din comuna Faraoanc, judetul
R.-Sarat. y
D. n. GHEORGHIU de la Ar
ges cere ridicarea monopolului a
supra pestelui in nadejdea ca Sc
va ieftini 81 inmulti.
Sc suspenda seMinta. Senatorii
tree i'll sectii pentru cercetarea
difcritelor proiecte de legi intre
care eel mai de scama al reor-
ganizarii jandarmeriei. La lucra-
rile din sectii au luat parte 81
ministrii DR.. N. Lupu 81 |. Bor-
cca. Gu consimtamintul ministru-
lui Lupu s'a dat un ragaz de CT
teva zile de studii pentru refor.
ma jandarmeriei.
Sedinta Sc redeschidc pentru a
fl ridicata la orele 3, anuntlndu-
Sc vitoarea pc All la 5 d. a.
(,Dacia J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07
fMBUNATAT1R1 PENTRU PER
SONAL.

,,1mbunatatiri simtitoare $ 'au
ulus de asemenea 81 personalului.
despartind consumm de Serviciu!
de aprovizionare, care este din ce
in Co mai binc inzestrat 81 care
desfasoara O desebita activitate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07
TRENUR1 DE PETROL.

Mai adaug Cd icri, am semnat
o circulara pentru infiintarea u
4 trenuri speciale de petrol, care
vor duce produsele petrolifere in
toate punctelc tarii 81 MI peste
multi timp. sper sd va pot anunta
ca accste trcnuri au atins numa-
rul de y, satisfacind populatia 81
industriile din toate partile 81 sa
inceapa cxportul acestor produse.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07
LUPUL NEMTESC.

Trecc-lln nor pc linga scare,
Urla lupu 'ntre hotare,
Mare, lup flamind nemtesc,
Vim sd te mustrulucsc.
Cind ti-oi zice odat Hoptac,
Sa plcsneasca n lad m drac,
Cind ti-oi zicc odat': Linksun,
SAT- lasi oasele pc drum
81 pielea la poloboc,
Ca sd mi fac din ca cojoc.
I. u. S0ric
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07
REPATIZAREA LOCOMOTIVE
LOR.

,,Afara de trcnurile de MARTA
ce due 81 aduc marfurile din Bu-
curesti, continue d. Stanulcscu,
mai avem: !. locomotive atasate
manutantei militare, care trans
porta gnu in permanenta, 6 10
comotive primariei capitalei, ca
re transporta gr1u 81 lelnne, 10.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07
A N A R g H I A !?

,,Sper ca nu yeti colsidera ca
anarchie la.drumul de fier, fap-
tul ca din ri iii ri trenurile de
MARTA Sc inmultesc, lar Capitala
Tarei, care este eel mai mare cen
tru sub toate raporturilc, primes,
tc 81 expcliaza zilnic intrc TOO
800 yagOane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07
TRANsPORTURILE DE GALA.
TORI.

,,Pentru uSurarea calatorilor pc
liniile Bucuresti-Buzau 81 Buca-
resti-Pitesti, am pus de multa
vrcme in circulatiune cite un tren
de maria care transporta 81 ca
latori.
..Pe ziua de 15 Martie Sc va
pune in circulate un tren de
persoane intrc Bucuresti-Ploesti,
gratic locomotivelor reparate de
directiunea liniei Ploesti-Naleni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07
Sc LUCREAZA LA G. F. r.

Fara indoiala. declaratiunlle d.
lui sub-dircctor general c. Stanu-
lescu arata ca lie G.. +. r. Sc pune
staruinta pentru indreptarea u
nci start dc llcruri daunatoars
intregei cconomii tarii
Munca sporeste, inSa nu puten
cere ca intro singura ri, reface
rca cailor ferate sa Sc lmp!mcas-
ca ca prin farmec. d. DID
(,Dacia").
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-12
BUY A BUICK and BE SATISFIED
aTHE LOTTERY MAN"

Who wants husband for a dol
lar7 Young, strong and handsome.
Has no habits and will eat anything.
Guaranteed to be kind and loving and
to stay home nights.
Will be on exhibition next Tuesday,
February 18th, at the Tabb Theatre.
Comel Lookl See one Of the biggest
laugh hits ever shown on the screen.
"The Lottery Man." as Rida john
son Young's famous stage play, con-
vulsed the theatre-going public. Now,
Wallace Reid, as the man who raffles
himself to pay a debt and is 'knock-
ed down for eight bits" will keep
you tickled for days. Supported by
a brilliant cast, including Wanda
Hawley and Harrison Ford.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-12
BILL WITH TEETH PUTS
PROHIBITION LAW ACROSS

A bill with teeth in it to prevent
violation of the State prohibition
amendment, which is understood to
have the backing of the organizations
which compose the Statewide Prohi-
bition Federation, and led in the cam
paign for the state dry amendment
last fall, will be introduced the COM
ing week in the General Assembly.
The new bill provides fines of not less
than $50 nor more than $500 for a
first offense and Imprisonment for
not less then 30 nor more than 80
days.
A second offense is made o felony,
punishable by Imprisonment in the
penitentiary for not less than one
nor more than three years, and for
the third offense penitentiary senten-
ces of five to ten years are provided.
Heavy fines are provided for the vio-
lation of the law by corporation, a
second violation brings a penalty Of
not less than 1000 nor more than
$4,000, and for the third or any sub
sequent offense the fine is placed at
not less than $4,000, and can be as
high as the jury trying the case puts
it.
The bill makes it unlawful to man.
ufacture, "sell, barter, give away, or
keep for sale, or transport spirituous
vinous, malt or intoxicating liquors,
except for sacramento, medicinal,
scientific or mechanical purposes in
the Commonwealth of Kentucky"
Persons aiding or abetting in the
violation Of the law are, under the
terms of the act, made principals and
punishable as such. The burden of
proof that the liquor is made or sold
or otherwise handled within the ex-
ceptions provided by the law and the
constitutional amendment is placed
on the accused.
Witnesses are not allowed to plead
determination in refusing to testify,
but it is further provided that such
! testimony shall not be used in any
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visions. Forgery Of a prescription is
punishable by not less than two
months nor more than a year in Jail.
The bill makes it necessary to have
a physicians prescription for any
proprietary medicine containing more
than one-half of one per cent. of al
cohol by volume, and forbids the
manufacture of lemon or flavoring
extracts containing a greater volume
of alcohol.
The act is made effective by its
final section on July l, 1920.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-12

! was coming home from a dance,
and | didn't want my escort. whom
had just met that evening, to know
where | resided. We were walking
down the street and saw pretty
house. stopped in front of this
house and told my escort that lived
there and was obliged for his atten-
ton and kindness in taking me home.
A look of bewilderment broke out on
his face as he said, Holy smoke. how
do you live there when live there?"
Exchange.
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proceeding against such witnesses.
The biz has on injunction feature
bv which lhe operation Of any place
in violation Of the law may be en-
Joined as a common nuisance, and
forfeited to the Commonwealth, coun-
ty and commonwealth attorneys or
any citizen having the right to main
tain an action in equity to- abate the
nuisance complained of. Evidence OF
the general reputation of the place
complained of is made admissible in
such actions. Summary trial and
punishment of violators of any such
injunction are provided i'm the bill.
The bill provides a method by which
liquors may be legally manufactured
in Kentucky for the purposes not con-
demned in the act and in the consti-
tional amendment which it is in
tended to enforce. Persons desiring
TO manufacture liquor containing one
half of one per cent. of alcohol by
Volume, may do so after the execution
of bond of $4,000 to be approved by
the County Court, to be forfeited If
the person so giving bond violate the
provisions of the law. Bonds of g.
600 are required of dealers, to be for
feited in case of violation. Sworn
statements are required of manufac-
turers as to the amount, kind and
quality of liquors to be manufactur-
ed, the amount sold and date of sale
and the names of the persons to whom
sold. Such reports are to be made
July / and December 81 of each
year. The keeping of accurate rec
ords open to the inspection of the
County Attorney, also is required.
The bill requires physicians, who
may desire to prescribe alcohol, to
give bond in the sum of $500 that he
will not violate the law, and if he
does, his bond is forfeited to the
State. Duplicates of prescriptions for
such persons are required to be kept
open to the inspection of the county
and commonwealth attorneys. The
liquor sold on such prescriptions must
he $50 harmlessly medicated as TO
render it unfit for beverage pur-
poses," before delivery by the drug,
gist No such prescription shall be
refilled. The bill provides for the
suspension of the licenses of ply
;icians or druggists violating its pro-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-12
Putting an Egg in a Bottle.

An egg may he put into bottle
which has mouth much smaller than
the egg, says Popular Mechanics Mag
azlne. First soak the egg in vinegar
until the shell becomes soft and pill
the egg into the bottle. Pour cold
water into the bottle and allow IT to
remain until the shell becomes hard
again. The bottle can then be shown
to friends, who are certain to be great
ly mystified by the sight of an egg
In such a place.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-12
Japs Uniform in Size.

The striking uniformity of size
among the japanese is Illustrated by
the fact that measurements taken of
an infantry regiment showed no va
riations exceeding two inches In
height or twenty pounds in weight.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-12
Two Through Trains to Louisville
Steel Equipment-Dining Cars.

If you have a husband, need a
husband, are husband or would be
husband, here's a picture with more
fun and excitement than any circus
when you were ten.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-12

Our idea of the height of some
thing or other would be blind man
trying to eat spaghetti
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-12

Credit and Cash, like Jack and Jill,
go down the hill together
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-09
ASPIRANTSFOR 0FFICECANFILE
 AT CORD0VA

Thomas s. Scott, deputy clerk of the court, has received the following let ter from the clerk of the district court at Valdez, and it is published for the information of all aspirants for office at the coming primaries:
 "I have just received a wire from R. J. Sommers, secretary of Alaska which is as follows:
 "HAlaska is entitled to two delegates at lareg to Republican national con vention. Alaska is entitled to six dele gates and six alternates to, Democratic national convention'
 'The primary elections are held on the 27th day of April of this year, SC the last day for filing of declarations of candidates will be at the close Of business February 26, 1920.
 Section 10 of Chapter 30 of the 1913 session laws provides for candidates who desire to have their names placed on the general election official ballot that all such nominations must be filed on or prior to the date of primary election The law for the filing o+ such candidates is thoroughly ex p1ained in Chapter 25 of the sessior laws of 1915; but instead of being 7; days prior to the date of the genera election, in November, the filing mus be done on or before the date of pri mary election
 ''The following candidates to have their names placed on the official bal lot must file their nomination papers before the clerk of the court, or his deputy: One member of the senate of the territory of Alaska; four mem bers of the house of representative of the territory of Alaska; two road commissioners for district No. 3. All other candidates for nomination must file with the secretary of Alaska, al Juneau. ;
 At the close of business February
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-09

26, 1920, wire me the names of candi- dates who have filed petitions for nomination with you, so that names will be placed on the official ballot
 Please see that it is generally known that candidates whose names are not on the official primary ballot and who desire their names placed on the general election ballot, must have their petitions filed with the clerk of the court, or his deputy, on or before the date of the primary election
 Yours truly,
 ARTHUR LANG, Clerk"
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-09

WASHINGTON, Feb. g (by Associ- ated Press).-Admiral Peary, the Arc tic explorer is ill at the naval hospital here of pernicious anemia. Transfu- sion of blood has been resorted to, and he is reported to be improving.