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Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-14
NJ t II I4A N u % VI Z Z
Marinette, Wis.
Minnesota Lands.

FARMS for sale in Minnesota. well i'm
proved; possession can be given this
spring: are located near good towns
and schools. Will make very low prices,
as we wish to use the money in the
manufacturing business. Waters Mfg.
Works. Inc. 126 East 26th St, Minne-
apOlis. Mimi
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-14
Nebraska Lands.

CUT PRICE ON VALLEY FARMS.
393 acres Beaver Valley land, 80 al
falfa, 200 alfalfa land; nice creek and
timber; houses; fair outbuildings. silo.
scales, etc, l u miles to town; price cut
from $4,000 to $4,000 for quick sale;
time on $22,500; March possession; the
alfAfa land alone worth price.
397 acres Republican Valley farm; 270
level. cultivated; 125 pasture: Groom
house. large barn and outbuildings; fine
location; near school: miles to Cam
bridge: level road: price cut to $75 per
acre for qaick sale: March possession.
We think these are two of the best buys
in Furnas county and will suit. They
are money makers, but owners need
money.
c. NJ. DRUSE & SON,
Cambridge. Neh.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-14

to choice, S12.25012s0: ewes, fair to
good, $11 50G12.00; good feeding ewes
$S.00@9,25; eve culls and Gamers. $1,000
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-14

Kansas City Grain,
St. Louis Grain.

Kansas City. Mo-, Feb. 13.-Corn-Feb.
ruary, $13S1a; May. $1.33B @A; July
$l.29B; September, s1.25Ss.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-14
LIVE STOCK


Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union stock yards, Omaha. Neb., for
"a hours ending at o'clock p. m. Feb
ruary IL, 1920.
RECEIPTS-CARS
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Turnentina and RNsin,

Savannah, Ga. Feb. 13.-Turpentine--
Nothing doing, s1.96; sales. none; receipts.
2s barrels; shipments, 2.259 barrels;
stock, 6,644 barrels.
Rosln-Nothing doing, and above;
other grades. firm; sales, 1870 casks
receipts, 81 casks; shipments, So casks
stock $3.50 casks. Quote: p, s16,50Q0
1915; D, s16.55016.75; S. E, F, $16.700D
1900; g, $16.sO9171D; Fl and P. 1890;
J. $1,000; K, s1735@1775; Nj, $3.50; N,
$4,000; VIC, $20.50;> WV, SCOTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-14
New York Supar


New York, Feb. 13.-Sugar-Raw, NOM
l500Q16 0Cc.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-14
Kansas Lands.

A WELL LOCATED RANCH
for quick sale. on Kansas, Colo, Blvd.
three miles county seat and r. R.; daily
mail and telephone, $50 A. decided, 500
A. leased, $50 A. in cultivation and 1900
a. pasture; 10 mi. wire fence; 7-room
modern residence, frame shingle roof,
granary. garage and hen house: stable
for 10 horses; windmill, wen and tanks /;
cattle sized and lift. tight board corral
46x4S. Price $4,000: one-half cash and
bal! carried at Z per cent. This offer
expires March l., Call or write owner.
8 F. Swan Ieotf Kansas
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-14

New York, Feb. 13.-Cotton closed firm
at net advance OF IS to lao points.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-14

LAND SEEKERS.
Those that want to buy farms and
ranches, both dry and irrigated lands,
also city property. call or write for
lists OF same. w r f--tn lAao STOUT
ST. DenYer. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-14
Duluth Ilinseed.

Bar Silver.
New York, Feb. 13.--Silver--Bar, 81 80.
Mexican dollars, S1.0111
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-14

New York, Feb. 13.-Wheat-Quiet: No
red, 81. so, nominal +. O. b. steamer
Corn-Spot. firmer: No. 2 yellow. 81. 66 u
and No. mixed, S1.65A C. 1. f. New York
February shipment
Oats-Spot, firm; No. white, $1.0s.
Lard - Barely steady: middle west
s20.90@2100.
Other articles unchanged
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-14
FARM AND RANCHLANDS
Washington Lands.

FOR SALE.
Dairy and Stock Farm ideally To-
Gated in Western Washington. Soil
wonderfully productive. Present owners
banking interests require all his time
Eleven hundred acres in ranch. Price
and terms will be quoted to interested
parties Address, Box S. Astoria,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-14
Eyaporated Apples and Dried Fruits

-tlulet
Prunes-QYet.
Apricots--Easy.
PeacEes-F'Irm and rising steady
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-14
New York Coffee.

St Louis Feb 13.-Corn-May, s1.35 Is
July. $1.31A. Oats-May. S2hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-14
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
LAND BARGAINS
MUST SACRIFICE

Philips Co., Colorado. land. Production
EQUAL to eastern Nebraska; $500 land at
only $40 per acre. Third Of 100 acres
MARKET miles. Half section with s10,-
900 improvements; 22o acres cultivated; /;
80 acres in wheat; third delivered to
market Az miles, SEQ per acre. One
fourth down. balance subject to mort
rapes and yearly payments. Wire or
write owner. lsao Logan St.. Apt. S.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-14

Duluth, Feb. 13.-Linseed-$5.f5@6
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
Myslienky 0 socializacii.

Professor En-. Radl uyerejnil v
Real. Strait" clanok o "Socia-
l;zacii'' 2 ktoreho vynfmame tic
to zaujimave myslienky:
.Novoveky spolocensky rad Dol
individualisticky: ziyot telesny a
dusevny Dol sukromnou vecou ka
zdeho jednotlivca a mohol he
West dl'a druhych l'udi. So
cializmus naproti tomp nepocita
len S jednotliycami "a $ ich sG-
ctom) ale SO spolocnost ami, kto
re mozu prava jednotlivca, q
zvlaste pravo vlastnicke, obme.
dzovat'.
Socializacia neznamena hospo
darsku rovnots' ludf; j v socia
.listickej organizacii l'udia lepsie
kvalifikovanf budl mat postaye,
ME hospodarsky vyhodnejsie ak
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09

miera kvalifikacie bude ina: do
vednost' prevadzat' lkoly pre-
.spolocnost' vyznamne.
Spolocnost 'ou, 60 je nositel'om
socializmu, moze byt' bud to
Stat, alebo obec alebo slkromni
spolocnost'. V prvom pripade ESQ.,
cializmus statny) je Stat Matte
Pom produkcnych prostriedkoy;
.Statni obcania sd podielnikmi pod
5Eiku, v ktorom pracujd Stat he
Iriadi pre- vlastnd potrebu. Sem
patria obecns jelektraEne, vodo-
lyody, plyn,' l'udovs akhchype, To-
becne divadla, nemocnice, 8 hri
stia, sirotince, .podniky vzdelava-
|cie, kanalizacie. hrobitovy, lacns
byty atd'. Ovsem, zei okres q
ZEN. moze byt' podobnou, social,
zacnou jednotkou. Konecne je So.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
Ease DoKAzAII, zE NEvED1A. % cHcU.

@ slovenskych americkJch Pudakoch vieme Cd dav-
ma ze neveda GO chc ze jeden hovo tax, druhy max
Ale ze al l'udac Slovensku si tako pomykoye, to
dokazal al udacky predak poslanec uriga ked ma es
sneme II. jdna povedal: 'sssn
"savnostne vyhlasujem, 70 iistava cS. republilzy
NAM vYHovUJE, ze ju pokladame "a podklad d'al-
sieho vyvoja slovensk6ho naroda ramci oS repnhl
Ked' rev. Moys podobnom smysle pisani rezoluclu
prekladal ma odhasovane po sloven
skej Amerike vsetci udaci zdr AMI besn Sdrusenie
Slov Katolikov robo ma ktorych Wy
nasalo rezoqce ze i'm Qudakon) dstava CS republiky
Maden pad nevyhovuje ziadal akesa
pravo ktore nam zadat od nikoho netreha lebo no ma
me davno. t' So. ess O..
Nuz PAM l'udaci tunajsi vas vodca Juuiga vam SAN
dal frcku po nose! .s't Y il .-=.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
JAMES M cox, DEMoKRATIcKY KANDIDAT
MA PREZIDENTSTVo.

Po dlhom boji pri A. hlasovani, utook pol 2 ho-
dine rano nominovany boil jednohlasne 20 demokratcke
no kanddata ma prezdentstvo guverner sau Ohio James
nj. Cox.
Guverner Cox je jednym najzdarnejs1ch politlkov1
Amerky Je toho kabru clovek, akeho Dol hoosevet
akym je prezdent Wilson: neodvisly, vyvodiac sohop-
nv a vvkonnv Go podujme to prevedie. Je rozhodnym
pfv1zencom Ligy Narodov bez republikanskych rezer
vac Pri jedne prileztost bo vysovl, re americki
voaci nesli do boia rezervacam Tato vypoved uro-
ba no obi benym kruhu PREF Wisonovi bllzko stoja-
com. otazke prohibice zaujima vlazne stanovlsko
ie "a sabe pvo vno Je on guvelnerom uz po tretl
tel1nn Pocas svojho tradovana previedol mnohe ro-
botnicvu celemu obcanstvu prospesne Zakony Robot
nctvo sa rozhodo podporovat Coxa vo vol Nech
uz vol by vypadn tax alebo nak Ohajocan bude naslm
budilcm prezidentom Nasledkom ejto test ktorej sa
obyvatelom Ohio dostao cd oboch narodnych konvenci
potcka borba vedena bude hlavne nasom state. Po-
dl'a nasho statu riadit' sa budt vsetky ostatne.
James M. Cox narodil pred SO rokmi Jackson
burg Ohio Do skoly chodil susednom mesteGku
Niddletown kde sa zvil predavanim novin Pozdejsie
vstnp ucna do tamosej tlaciane sta sa zpravoda-
JON konecne majiteom novin v Dayton Teda obaja
kandidati ma prezidentsvo s novnarmi tlaciarm u
remesla"
Franklin D. Roosevelt, ktory Dol jednohlasne aka-
maciou nominovany demokratckou konvenciou "a kan
didata ma podprezdentstvo je vnukom neb prezdenta
Roosevea Povolanim boil advokat Narodil sa r. 1882
Dutches County, N. Y Po prvy zvoleny bol
natora do statne zakonoda1ne potion ho prezden Will
son vymenoval prv6ho asisenta mnisterstvu manor
rnictva, kde velm osvedci On zasupoval vladu po
cas- vojny vsetkych vaecnych konferenciach Europe
Je otcom patoro de Cox e tiez zenay sice po drhy
raz. s prvou manzelkou boil rozsobaseny.
Ohio tedy da americkemu narodu syojho siedmeho
prezdenta. Akokolvek vypadnn volby bude to vel ka
lcest pre- mas stat Po prvy ale sane ze novnar
bude prezidentom Dosavad' SINE mali st,alast prayoa.
prezidentov, pat ucbarov (profesorov) dvoch
kracirov, dvoch vojakov edneho farmeI, jedneho
nka jedneho pubicstu (poltickeho spsoyatela) jed
neho statnika.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09
Harding nehude cestovat' 20 lTa-
;;jne, ole voli6ia budh potdvat'
jeho reM.

Sen. Harding nezamysl'a ce-
.stovat' po spoj. Statoch . tax a.
gitqyat A .syoie zvqlenie, ale "a
toaySlicias budl occddvat ishosre-
Il volebne. Svoje reei bude dix
toyst' do fonografickJeh rekor-
dow, ktose bndd rpzposlape 20
'celej Anassike a hlld1 zvestoya-
tel mi jeho idsf Q spyavovani pa-
Sci vel'kej republiky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09

dostat' do lakopy My ne6zeme udat ze ktore kompa-
ME klamu alebo ze kton agenti sd nesvedotl NY mo-
zeme len vo vseobecnos toto pisat ma krajanoch
nych zale ably boil opatrn neda 'sa tax lahko IVA
bit ma cestu svojei vlastnej skody. s;t.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-09

podielnikmi, dobrovol'ne spolcu-
ilcimi. .Spdlky. konzumhe, zvlaste
take. ktore 'samy vyrlbajl, coho
lotrsbujp, sil pffkladom. Ale il
mnohe ine podpiky: spolocenske
pekarne, stavebns, drn5stv6 atd 4
u, uyeden6 prfklady nkasu5iI
ze soeislizaciu nikdy nemozno prp |
West do d6sledkoy. No prfkL me-
mozno Seleznice socializoyat'' TAX.
aby ich nzivali len sriatlenci e,
leznice. Ale socializacia. ma al
Wac t'azkosti, ktore 81 treba u
vedomit' aby SINE znali. hranice,
kde az socializacia moM ist'. Do
sledkom socializacie vtroby ie
.vyrabat' len pre- potrebu spoloc-
nosti; tedy len to; 6oho je treba.
Nemozno tedy d6sledne socializc-
vat vyrobn laxusnyeh veci; elm
luxusnejsf nejaky vyrobok, tym
cudzejsf je socialjzacii, mienene!
IL dobru celej spolocnosti. .Tym
menei mozno socializovat' vyro-
bu vecf l'udstvu skodlitych. Ne
lrozno tedy rozurhne socializovat
herne, ami 'vykrieans naiestnosti.
Mozno sociaizovat' palenice pi-
vovarnictyo,f
v socialixovanei, spolocnosti Sd
jednotlivec deastnf podnikov O.
becne prospesnych prac. Je vsak
| tax l'ahko rozoznat prAcu cd le-
Inivostii ~ Ako pozname v6bec
pracu prospesndf Pracu Roper
|Iikovu, Husoyu, vyznam noveho
umeleckeho smeru len malo l'udi
uznavalo "a prospesns. iVsetko, ne
nlozno d'alej VI preto' 'socialzo-
vat, ze jednotlivec ie prv axe
spoloenost' jeho prava sd po
vodne jsis'. pravo na zivot, ma ro-
dinu, ma sukromn6st',' na zdst-
most telesnh . dusevnd 60 al vro-
denl, ae pracou nabytou, memo
ino socializovat'. Podnet yycha
dza cd jednotlivcov, bude tedy
tiez treba nechat' jednotlivcovi
moznost' konkurencie SO spoloc
] most 'ou.
Niekde prakticke prekaSky sto-
ia socializ&cii ceste. Socializo-
vat d6sledne podu znamena zru-
Sit sukromne vlastnlctvo malycb
| rozemkov, sriadit' vel'kostatky.
ma mich dat pracovat' podiel.
nixon. Ale ukazalo sa. re je Wy
Ihodnejsie pre- spolocnost'. ak pra
cuj1 ma pozemkoeh drobni mali
telia pody, ako ked' sa obraba pc
vel 'kostatkarsky. = Tvrdym O.
! rieskom pre- socializaciu sl dlhy
= Koneene je ma dlhu dobu &c
socializacie vyluceny medzinarod
ny obchod. Stat, zvlaste taky, o
ko je mas, je odkazany ma vyvoz
ably vyzivil svojich prfslusnikov
preto, ze medzinarodne styky ME
sd socializovane, musi stat prt
cudzinu. vyrabat' zbozie, urcen'
pre- slobodny medzinarodny trh +;
tam ho predavat' podl'a poptav
ky.
Ukoly socializacne nevycerpa'
me riesenim >otaziek hospodar
skych. Organizacia spolocnost
ziada sdrne 1pravu vsetkych spo
locenskych radov.
Pri skolach bude treba sriad' Q
: vat internaty, v ktorych chudob
. III ziaci budl sa moot lepsie We
ncvat uceniu a bud1 pod jriad
nejsim dohl'adom, nez domP. =
Vzdelanie l'udu bude treba 0rga
.. nizovat l'ud sam musf sa spo
' lunGastnit' pri rozhodovani Q ton
: co sa mu ma predkladat' v pred
naskach a citarnach - Je treb
d'alej socializovat' pravnu ochra
Eu (miesto slkromnych advokat
skych kanoelarii, sriadenia spo
loGenske) a ovsem prehodnotit
razeranie ma vinu: bezpecnost' Q
sobna, d6stojny zivot hospodal
sky usporiadana rodina zvlast
budl chranene.
Socializacia je zasadou, progrs
lmom .Iedine zknSenOSt' nam nc
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-12
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS

Great Britain Is planning to spend
nearly 5000. 100000 on war veterans
during 192O.2t
True bills against Al leaders in the
recent strike Of railroad employees
were voted by a federal grand jury In
Chicago.
Two nights OF rioting resulted in six
killed and 45 wounded. many serious
ly in Denver, during a strike Of street
car men.
Senator Thomas =. Gore was defeat.
ed for denomination by Congressman
Ferris In the heaviest vote ever pollod
In democratic primary in Oklahoma.
The Polish foreign office has sent
to the league OF nations a note pre-
scrtiug the Polish side OF the peace
and armlstico controversy with thd
soviet government
James G blaine Jr OF Providence
r. T.. giandson OF the republican can.
dltate for president, who opposed
Grover Cleveland in 1884. was appoint
ed csslcn treasurer OF tho republican
national committee
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-12
LOST Ann FouNn.
WANTED

The Argus want ads Will SON your
farm produce or your seconC hand
machinery.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-12
FRUITLAND BENCHNEWS

, william Graham, second son OF
. Guy Graham, former state Horticul-
turist hnpponded to distressing
accident Friday afternoon late
when ne diyed from board into
the Payotte RIVER hit % beam sili
and cut % slash I'm the head hal
way between the forehead and crown
of eight inches in lenEht. Five
stitches were taken.
Misses Bethel Coiwoil Linnic Gre
gor. Leila Carpenter. MosaTs. Frank
KiunisOn ana Dillard Crcg0r went 60
Caldwell Friday evening for o. hOuee
party 40 the II r. Robinson home. to
assist ia welcoming home thoir son.
Mr. Sidney Robinson, who he's iust
returned from the Officers Training
Camp. Camp Kearney, California.
Miss Esther Russell came satur-
I. day from months visit with her
brother, Ray RUSSELL at Modesto.
California. Miss Olive Hunter, a
summer student from here TO Berk-
ley University, Is at present visiting
her sister. Mrs Ray Russell, at Mod
csto
Messre John Hcckes and Robert
Harris lot Monday with Masters
two ton truck for Nampc 90 haul
potatoes.
The NJ, H. Ladies' Aid met las,
Thursday at the homo OF Mrs. r.
Flckon An election OF officers Cor
the year was held.
alr Hubert Kutch. Of the soc3nt
Division returned Saturday from Cal.
ifofnin for a short visit with his par
lcrts. Nv and Mrs ~ s. Kutch.
=. h. Johnson. merchani has just
completed store building u4 tho
corner. 10X2b fogt Ul pressed brick.
finished Ia white brick. adjoining
his other general merchandise store
room which adds much 90 the appear
gnO' of The corner across from lhe
Fruiilund s,uto Bank ln the front
iB tri cprncred uliinH station. The
rest OF the building viii lo used for
dry goods Tho gasoline tank holds
5000 gallons equipped with uu up
t0-duto flling tank .onc OF lhe few
of its kind in the state. a comont
walk ln front OF hiV store md
across tho street 90 the bank aud on
both sidog OF the bank has boCn
built.
Mr.. aud Mrs Harry Eeil.ngton
ARE the puIouts OF liJtic dcughtcI
born July 25th at Mountain Hon
Mr. Rcddington o. well known here
Howard Smith is home from pry
Duck
Mr. and Mrs. r. !. Byo8uau wero
down from Vale sunday visiting oyci
,nieht at the Peacock home.
Miaa Laura Hozcltln5 was the
guest Tor the Weekend " Miss V"-
gInla Ady.
Miss Fern llosolt,no was IN Pay
otto spending Sunday and Monday
with Miss Nora Hatos
Mr. and Mrs Frank daily and
Misa Mary Co'ilnsworth have gone
10 the mountains for an outing.
Mrs. a G.. rnhcal has been con-
fined 10 her home with illness.
Mra. william Blnhop has aesn asr-
ioualy ill the past week nura' ifom
poyotto having been in attendance.
ThrCshnF hns begun n our noIgh-
borlood on the jay Lewis ranch,
G.. ~. Young. a mile from Fruit
land ON pCuusyi yigaula Avenue, De-
building barn. 3tN5O, one oi tAc
most up 90 date and modern ln Pay
etto county 10 hla @ Cambrl roof
ulil accommodate il horses and 10
COWS. it ls equipped with hay iurA
ana carrier.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-12

Mrs. T.. J slagla and daughter,
/ Helen, of Chicago, and Miss Cooper
Iof Mattoon, Illinois, left Monday
IeyeniEg for Portland, Seattle and Ia
coma and the Yellowstone Park en-
route home after three weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs Marx lhodo
Miss Esther Russell is expected
home this Saturday from her yaca-
/ lion spent IN California With her
brother. Ray Russel and family and
other relatives, Stopping In Corvallis
Tor a short visit With Mrs. c. Is,
Powell.
Earl walker, OF Missouri, is here
for a short visit with Mrs. Walker
and children al the Il. W, smith
home
Francis MoCoard of Grandyiew
spent few days last week the guest
OF payl Gardner,
Miss Esther Kinsey returned FRI
day TO her home IN Boise after a
visit here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs j M Kinsey.
Mr. and Mrs. G IA, Duen, and
daughter MIR. and Mrs. Ray Duell
aud baby, Mr. and Mrs Charles Roys-
ton and family, Mr.. and Mrs. TIN
Ramey and baby were up am Mann s
Creek Sunday Tor an outing
Mr., and Mrs William Holienbeck,
Mrs. Charles /. Rich and Miss Mary
llOllenbecN were in Boise sunday
visiting Mr. and MIS- Loren Randolph
and family Charles Robert Hollen-
beck accompanied them home aItor
q week visiting in Boise.
Lyle Batebenner was down from
Boise for the week end, attending a
house party and picnic Sunday at the
Mrs. Henggler home.
MIR, and Mrs. Harry Betebenner
were down from Cascade for the
week end visiting relatives.
The members OF the Baptist
Church have the past week arranged
TO raise the money to pay Off the
church debt, S1200 in all. A most
enjoyable lawn ice cream social was
held Thursday evening al the SPAIN
hover home on Fruitland Avenue az
which about $50 We're raised which
completed the debt against the entire
church They can wen rejoice be-
cause of IL.
The knights of Columbus held a
lawn picnic and social time on the
Mrs, Henggler lawn Sunday on Fruit-
land Avenue. A large number We're
present TO enjoy the day together
The 1919 Senior Glass held a meet
ing al the home OF Miss Helen Linok
Tuesday evening 70 arrange for a pie
mic soon
Mrs. Rosa Schmidt and Miss Elsie
Schmidt, Messrs, Emil and Fred
schmidt returned Sunday evening
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-12

from over two weeks trip, leaving
here by the auto route to Spokane
and Walla Walla, accompanied that
far by Miss Anna Pearson. From
there tho Schmidt family went to
Butte where they visited relatives
and from there 20 Yellowstone Park.
touring the Park and from the Park
home, most delightful and enter
tanning trip.
Mrs GODDARD IS enjoying a visit
from her sister who arrived Sunday
night.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-12
PolI,h.Amerlesns Arsussd.

New York.-Ancliclu c.t'zcns Of
Pclbh birth or descent assembled here
from olght stlter. planned dcmaustra.
items ln nearly 100 American cities
August Is to obtain American aid Tor
Poland The delegation planned ap-
poiutmcnt Ui committees 10 otll on
President Wllson. Senator Harding
and Governor Cox TO urgo upon ,hom
t.o need foF this uutry intervening
Tor Poland.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-12

GIRLS AND WOMEN
THE REAL TEST
II every dHy living
ARE YOU READY FOR ITi
HOME Sanitation
HYGIENE for yourself
AND those dependent upon YOU
CARE that should be exercised "a
KEEP WELL
or the needs of those who are
SICK and what 10 do for them
STUDY NOW.
The Home Hygiene and Care of the
Sick Course Is being given by on
tario Chapter, American Red Cross
Mrs. Henry Griffin
Mrs. Laruo Blackaby
Mrs. A. S. Brown
Mrs L. NJ Creig
Women and girls interested in TAX
ing this course may do so by address
ing members of the Committee or
merely addressing Red Cross.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-12
Deny story League Formed War stat

Paris Tho foreign office has Is.
sued a categorical dcnial OF dispatches
Of a press agency purportlng 10 be
from san Sebastian, stating that The
ccrr"1 OF tho Loaguo OF Natlons had
decided on the creation of an lntotna
to.gl general ctatL
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-08-12

The lee supply now being deliver
ed IN Ontario has been found impure
and unsafe for drinking purposes.
The public ls advised 90 use 10 for
refrigerators only.
DIR. n. H. WHITNEY.
city Health OliicCr
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-05-14
My, What a Change!

Several old residents who have
been absent from town for the
past month or so, came in this
week. They happened to arrive
in the night and thought the con-
ductor had put them off at the
wrong station. On meeting
David Smith, one of the party
said: Are We really in CARR
zozo, or are we dreaming" Of
course he referred to the new
street lights that have been in
stalled during their absence, and
this goes to show how good will
be the effect on strangers enter
ing our borders. But we have
forgotten to give the names OF
these grateful C~arrizozo men.
they were: A. C. WingReld, e.
c. Monroe. Walker Hyde and
A; II. Harvey.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-05-14
Advisory Board Meets

The local Advisory Board for
the Salvation Army Drive met
Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Stanley Squier with a
good attendance. Miss Fergus
on, representative of the move-
ment was present, and gave some
valuable Information to the
board. Reports were received
from the various chairmen APP
pointed to attend to matters of
interest in connection with the
drive in Lincoln county which
were greatly encouraging. Miss
Ferguson was a guest of Mrs.
}, B. French during her stay in
the city.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-05-14
Double Wedding
at Tombstone

News has just reached here of
a double wedding which occurred
at Tombstone, Arizona early this
week. The contracting parties
with the exception of one were
Carrizozo young folks, namely,
Mr.. Jacob Cole and Miss Vera
Harris, Mr.. Pruitt and Miss Cora
Cole. AS the account of the
double wedding was meagre, it
carried no particulars other than
the single statement of the
wedding.
Miss Harris and Miss Cole,
likewise Mr.. Cole, were raised in
this locality where they have
many e n d s who join in
wishing them lifelong happiness.
The Coles moved to Arizona
about six months ago, and Miss
Vera Harris has for a short time
been a guest of the Cole family
at Lowell. Full particulars will
be announced when more inform.
alton can be received.