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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-05-20

WANTED-To hear from owner of
good farm for sale. State cash price,
full description. d. F. Bush Minneapo.
lis, MINI.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-05-20

FOR SALE-Pure bred Holstein
bulls and, heifers from dams with or
without record. HAITI Bros, r. d. /,
Prairie du Sac.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-05-20

WANTED-Horses or cattle to
pasture on Lake street A. G. Glover.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30

5000 and $3.50 COMFORTS Ga mr.
Reduced to .....e............... W4sJJ
ranisun 'fed scar comforts covered with lowered aisonns-
sold color haeka. They are filled with pure soft antiieptc cot
ton. and have been reduced TO stob. Fan siae, Of course.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
PARADE NDAKO OF
hEGHEMMAUGURAL
I is CALLED OFF
Executive Committee
Fears lnclement Wealth
er on Saturday

MENIlNE 70 W NNNALu
SANTA FE, Dec. 3O.-Thc parade
PLANNED by the executive committee
In charge OF the Inauguration OF
Governor-olect M. G. Mechem as one
Of the spectacular features Of his ac-
cossion. has been called OF.
The executive committee, announce
ing the action. gave as the reason the
possibility Of Indictment weather on
the day of the Inauguration and
added, incidentally. that the tunoful
services OF the Santa Fe band, pre-
viously engaged for the parade,
would not be needed. Only the
parade called for The band. For the
other features Of tbs dQy the Albu-
qucrque orchestra. under the leader
ship of Frank Lowe, has been en-
gagged.
Tho orchestra. which rs a six-piece
organization. Will furnish the music
at the inaugural ceremony In the Han
OF Representatives. the reception I'm
the afternoon at the museum and the
bah AZ night at the De Vargas hotel
So there won't bo any need for the
brass band at long as there won't be
M parade.
The abandonment OF the parade
won't prevent the coming OF the cadet
officers from the Military Institute nj
Roswell. The executive committee
stated that they would come anyhow
and would act as Governor-elect Me-
chem's guard Of honor during tho in-
a~Ggurution. Tho committee has made
arrangements for housing. them dur
ing their brief visit.
Demands for reservations for the
ceremony ut the Ha | OF Representa-
tives have been coming into Jose ID.
Sena's office literally In floods. As
the result. the executive committee,
which originally reserved only 500
seats In the hall Tor 'out-Of-fOwn
guests and state officials ana their
wives, announced that the number of
reserved seats had been increased to
800. There win be Approximately
500 unreserycd seats In the hall.
Visitors and state officials ana their
wives who hold reserved scat tickets
should present themselves at the ball
not later than 1880 o'clock. Tn
committee announced that no seats
would be held after that hour but
the doors would be thrown open To
the public.
Requests for tickets FOR the inaug-
urai ball were coming slower, but
members OF the committee said that
fully 700 persons would attend. That
number was their minimum estimate
based on tho number Of advance
sales. They added they wouldn't he
at all surprised II the number went
beyond their estimate because OF tht
fact that the state at large, md Al
buquerquc especially. appears 10 he
taking more interest In the coming
Inauguration than they have In tht
past.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
A. B.. c. ~SECRETARIAL
DEPARTMENT ENDS
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
Secretarial Graduates of
albuquerque Business
College Attain Marked
Success.

Tho evolution OF business during
the past few years has created a de-
mand for highly sltllled and specihlly
trained men and women of superior
intelligence who are capable or as
suming many Of the responsibilities
OF an executive and of directing the
office personnel In larger OFFICES
Such "A training fits the student Tor
a position as private secretary to the
busy business executive, banker, pro-
fesslonnl man, university or college,
school board, trade. professional or
social welfara society, and numerous
branches Of government work. Can
didates for this course should possess
a superior education, tact, good ad-
dress and executive ability,
The subjects embraced In this course
are; Accounting theory and practice
designed to train the student In
handling the accounts OF finances OF
societies, institutions, professional
men); Business records and reports,
business Mathematics, Letter Writ
Ing. Personal Efficiency. business
law, the Complete StenographN and
Typewriting Course. Office Appli-
ances. se~cretqrinl Duties. OFFICE Man.
ngoment, Spanish if desired. About
mine months time Is required to
complete this course.
The Albuquerque business College
was the first institution In the South
west to offer specialized training in
Socretarlal studies. . This course was
first offered seven years ago. and has
been extended considerably since
thon, Owing to the variety and eX-
tent OF tho studies, nec%essitating the
employment Of specially qualified
and experienced instructors; also tn,
expenditure OF thousands Of dollar,
In modern office machinery. all OF
which are essential to give real sec.
%rotarial trainine, tho Albuquerque
Hus,nesa College with it's superb "a
%ollitios, Is able to offer the %strongcs.
secretarial Training course OF an,
inhtitutiOn In the Southwest.
The school h always ablo to plac,
graduates OF this course In superiol
positions az tho tOpmost salaries
Tho demand IL far greater than In,
supply, New Glasses In soorotaria
studies will ho organized In the Aihu
querque Business College, Monda,
. January srd, Registration may h
mndo now az the office,
Albuquerque business College,
Korber Bldg Phone 6s7.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
RANKER

EASTLAND, Texas, Dec. 30.-Iack
L.. Howell. cashier Of h Guaranty
state Bank at Leeray, Texas, who re-
ported Monday that he had been helu
up and robbed OF $4,000 while trnns-
ferring the money from "A lNnk nj
Cisco. has been formally charged with
embezzlement Of the sum he asserted
was taken from him. He was arrested
at Cisco and lodged in jail here. EX-
aiming trial has not yet been held'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
Tomorrow Is the astShOpping Dayof the Year
AStOre FuiOfPTe-Inyen Bargains Meets theOceasiOn
Every Suit, Coat and Dress
In This Pre-Inventory Sale Of
WOMENpS ~READY-TO-WEAR

e 10 ARCE a@orhments and generous reductions are the outstanding fea-
u ~ lures of this Parliamentary Sale Of Womens and Msses, Ready6O-
1 ~ Wear. Suits, Coats and Dresses in profuion Of styles, matenaIt and
WG% colors await the careful shopper-the shopper who would save one-
third n onefouth o n garments that from the beginning ohthe season. were the
lowest priced in the state Remember that onethrd of at m store ma mean
nor than oneIhaf off at another.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
Continuing the Most ExtraOrdinary
Inthe States History

XA0A -
ThirtysiN inch black coney coat. hssyyI ssiaa- liuing;
belt can he woras either inhde 90. outside.
sale price ...-...-...., .AIi+-.... sttss~
$3.50 French Seal Coat
rhirty-siN inch French Seal coat with fun cape collar.
The bell can beaNor, either insiae. or Out
sale price ...-t-..-... -f'-.'.'' ~a1sa@
$1,000 Black French 0oney Scarf, s11.95
Beantiful black French coney scarf IL was very rea-
sonable AZ $40 and is a bargain ipdeed az. stf.es
$500 French Coney Scarf. s13.9b
This French coney scarf IS OF cinnamon brown and sold
originally at $50 sale price t..-.-... sSt&es
$4,000 Nutria Ch0ker, S17e5
beautiful nutrli checkers that sold originally for
$50, now ....-...... ...,.... -.t-- .StssS
5000 Consy Scarf, $3.50
Coney scarfs In ANNA effects Broad bodies and good
lengths More thar a bargain t..-..s..-.. sts-eS
$4,000 French Coney searfs. S1eso
Ful Size brown French coneg scarfs- Wide and Ions
A saving Of $4,000 on each Of these scarfs when soid
nc ..-..~ .......... ...t....-.. -.--..s... >taa@
$50 woIf Cape--Inrge sze, scdtrea % saaes
S7S raupe FoN scarfs. Reduced 70 .....t. SSaAa
$500 coney Scarf, $3.50
FWp 7s inch taupe eoney scRrf that was priced az $50
reduced for this sale TO .,..-.t t--..- s3Nno
S575Q Mole Scarf. sass
A mole scar, Of good iength and wieth. keduced fai
Beautiful 5000 Blne 0ppossum Set S20o5
smart blue opossnm reduced for TINS sale TO-. eatea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
All Flannelette Gowns and
PajamaS for Women
Reduced

Women's and Misses Flannelette Night
Gowns and one.Piece Pajamas,
Reduced 70 S2.96
Full cut. well made namnelctte nlghtgOwTs and
comfortable Billie Burke one-picce palamas In
this assortment at Sa.0S. All sizes TO choose from
In tSpically flanneiettc designs. Either high az
low collars.
Women's and Misses Heavy Flannelette
Night Gowns Reduced to 1895
Hcayy hlglrncck flannclcttc night-gOwns with
or without collars, Ia flannclcttc stripes and plain
white outing flannel. They are extra well male
and heavy. Ideal sleeping porch garments. Re
hh'Nd Ia ss..sss's' s...ssss.. SS.S'
Extra Heavy One. and Two-Piece Flannel
cite Pajamas for Women Reduced to S4.49
Extra heavy quality t~vO-piccc and Billie Burke
style "Pajamas' ant "~Aiajamas' reduced 10
san u par. Some are plain aud others trimmed
with real silk frogs In contrasting colOrs. They
come la real French nnnnclcttc designs. aud ars
gathered at the anklos. It's been years and Years
since ~pnjanas OF this quality, made as well ~
these are, could he sold for .............. SAD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
The Suits

Every 4uitsrcdurrd for This pFe-nvenrury sale-and r-
duccd away. nWny down. 80 tint IN some cases two suits
can he purchased Tor about the price OF one. There are
fancy and taliorcl suits 10 cloosc frum. The new pricss
range from StI85 to s08. 05.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30

This slashing reduction includes every piece of trim
med Millinery in our stock. This sale offers an unpar-
alleled opportunity TO the woman who would save
one-half to three-fourths or more on her hat-to the
woman who can use an extra hat-to the bargain
hunter.
Included in this stock is everything in The way { distinctive Millinery IN
vogue this season. Here arc smart tmbans, chic little Chinatown tams'
good all feather turbans--laIgs Aoppy hats street hats, AFTERNOON hats,
and dress hats They are trimmed with ribbons, flowers. buds and leaves,
ornaments, feathers and so forth,
This is truly a real opportunity to procure hne Millinery at savings that
are at once obvious to evea the mot casual observer,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
Two Pre-Inventory
Blanket Values

1850 Wooden Blankets Reduced to $3.50
fNn double wooden blankets, soft AMI downy, In
an assnrtncnt OF pink. blue, and gray phids.
We're remarkable values at St2.SO. VIII sell. as
long as they last, for .............. $500
$3.50 Cotton Blankets Reduced to S1.99
Extra good quality gray cotton blankets. size
iaN32 inchfS. have been reduced 10 $50 for the
pte-inNentofS sale OF blankets. They are cNccp-
tionnl bargains
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20

NmuN UP-A motor medium OF transportation to
III A from another for Business or
I'D III is of L. Utility; Comfort
@G A. In Economy. Neither the present
them. Motor have been wonder
improved mechanically body They have been i'm
every respect exception of the which has
The is the of the which
absolutely depend protection against the elements Oh the
or the Whole
looks the The ordinary tour
ing and does not give the protection
which the has right TO ex
folding passed the pupnc
and disageeabeness OF this top IL
cheap unsghty quickly not afford the prope
for which 1t made O. the
ability longer in demand by the pubic Inc
$4,000 which, on the SoVuV
to car proportion The closed car B too heavy
much tires mas
slower pickup closed in fair weather has
limited vision driving weight Is disproporon
the center or nea
produce squeaks The public wants permanent top
a used twelve
with the car and Is in keeping with
station In lfe Acrait Tops
are individual They are permanently
harmonlze WIN
both closed
and eliminate of both types Side panels are
renewable at will maximum comfort and sense OF out
top is shown by comparison Win Tue
average body about $40 Ease OF
weight permis handng removable side panels give
greater room steering, which greater driving Iahse
Economy OF Operaon light In weight lower ID center "
which permits fuel and greater tire mileage
T. haa no side posts ae Special san con-
tan have specially designed protection against gust
and rain II gives comfort and privacy In the Wnee
outdoor freedom 10
Finally-The Aircraft Top is In vogue
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20
PASS COMPULSORY
EDUCATION BILL
IN MISSISSIPPI
Senate EnaCts Measure Car
ried Through House With
out Change Or Amendment.
of ANY Kind.

JACKSON, Miss, March 20. (Spll-
Without change or amendment Of any
sort from the form in which It passed
the house, the compulsory education
measure passed the senate Friday, ana
is now on its way to the governor tor
There was a strong disposition among
some members TO strike out the clause
authorixing boards Of supervisors, when
petitioned by 20 per cent of the quail
fled electors, TO order an election TO de-
teruine whether or not compulsory cd
ucation shall be operative In that eoun-
ty, but the educational leaders, while
favoring the elimination Of the optional
loophole, feared that II might result
in the bill being lost In Joint CONFER
ence committee, so they accepted It's
present form. IL will be promptly ap-
proved by the governor.
The measure makes compulsory the
attendance of all children between the
ages of and IA years, and PROVIDES
ample machinery for enforcement OF the
provisions, truant officers being au-
thorized for the various school dis
Both houses have also agreed on
the final form of the physical educa-
tion bill, and these two measures are
among the most important constructive
legislation enacted at this session.
The senate and house are unable 70
agree on the date for final adjourn
ment, The house thinks 1t VIII take
until April to clear the calendars,
while the senate wants to adjourn on
March 26, and has amended the mousse
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20
Board OF
Election Officials
Still Incomplete

There has been a vacancy On the
state board Of election commissioners
since last November. when the late
Captain J. n. Brackin died Tho other
two members OF the board failed 70
dll the vacancy. and that duty de-
yolved upon tnres state officials. Hill
McAlister. treasurer: John B. Thema-
son, the comptroller. and Ike b. Ste
vens, secretary OF state.
The Nashville Banner announced on
Dec. IL, that the three state Officials
win walt until they can hold 3 confer
once with Gov. Roberts before filling
the vacancy"
Il aho,tld not be difficult for them to
find the governor. as al their offices
are In the state capitol. but Cor the
past three months, not a word as 20
the appointment has been heard In
Memphis.
The matter Is OF some local interest
among Democrats, as two Memphis
men, Jack Carey and c, III. Nash, Jr.,
are among those mentioned for the ap-
polntment
Ii may be that the officials have de,
clded 10 wait until after the state Dem
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20
MEMPHIS TO GET new
FARM IMPLEMENT HOUSE

Memphis win soon have a new dis
tributing house for farm implements.
Application win be made ct once for
the incorporation OF the Moline Hooper
company, with capital OF 100000
George s. Hooper, president Of the
Gale Hooper company, viii be president
Of the new corporation, which will be
backed financially by the Moline Pillow
company Of which George N. Peek IL
president. MIR. Peek will be Tce-pres-
ident Of the new corporation and II, b.
Dineen will be secretary and treasur
er, Ii Is announced that the company
VIII begin business June I.
Mr.. Peek came into prominence dur
ing the war as member of the war
industries board, and later as chairman
of the Industrial board, on which
George r. James also served. MIR,
James invited him to visit Memphis
last January and, after investigation,
he ives so Impressed with advantages
of this city that he arranged with Mr..
Hooper for organization Of the new
company.
Mr.. Dineen wag with Deere & Co.
until last September, when he Joined
Mr.. Peek, who had been made presl.
| dent of the Moline Plow company after
| dissolution of the industrial board.
Gen, Hugh u, johnson, formerly on
| Gen, Pershing's staff in Mexico and
| who aided Gen. Crowder in carrying
| out the selective draft curing the war
will also hold an executive position
with the new company. He also Ii
now with the Moline Pillow company or
gantzation.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20

Aircraft Tops the newest vogue In top design. are
produced by The General Top Company, $1,000
600 Cleveland Corporation. This Ia not de-
tachable winter top. 1t is TO take the place or
the original top, built of Aircraft material 70
harmonic with the color scheme OF the car, ana
ia the very last word In top construction, its utility
covering all seasons. Men of long and successlul
experience in the automotve world are Responsible
for The General Top Company and Its product
which they have foreseen as motoring need y.
R. Norton president of the organization, was with
The Packard Motor Car Company Detroit ten
wears four of which he acted in the capacity OF
General Sales Manager. Christian Girl, vice.
President is president OF the $4,000, 900 StahdsfN
Parts Company and one OF the strong figures in
the industry; H. S. Norton, General Sales man
ager was vice.president of The Cleveland PACKARD
Company; H. s. Smith, Production Manager, was
body production manager of the Packard Detron.
Other members of the board comprise some OF the
strongest financial men in the Middle West-they
are: r. Z. Borton Investment Banker, CleVeiano'
o.; H. p Mcintosh, Jr., Vice-President OF Inc
Guardian Savings and Trust CompaDys Cleveland
and A. E. Petrequin, President Of The Pessecaaa
{ Paper Company, Cleveland,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20

resolution TO that effect. The lower
body win not agree 20 the amendment
and It's members are perhaps ln q better
condition 60 pass judgment on the ques-
ton than the senate, owing 20 che fact
that the aN-lmportant revenue bills
must originate In tho house and be
first passed upon by that body
There are some members 81 pes
slmisuc frame Of mind who assert that
there r. sufficient important work TO
keep the lawmakers engaged until the
middle Of April, but Il is q 1000 70 /
shot, as a sporting proposition, that
they could not possibly be induced TO
remain in jackson until that date.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20

ouua convention On June. when IL
may ba known whether Gov. Roberts
wiH need some special help from enel-
bv county Ia his campaign for re-eiec-
ton, or whether Shelby county may pc
Ignored and the appointment gwen %
some ether West Tennessee county.
Most recent information from Nash
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20
Here Is the
Story of Aircraft

@HE DAY of the folding bow top is gonet is longer
wanted by the public II did not afford sufficient proec-
ton. 1t too cheap and unslghy In comparison with
- the Of the This change In the demand OF the pub
formation OF The General Top and
the the public for permanent top
tailored to the an harmony with the character Of the car
adding the mark Of individuality to the carsuppying the pro-
lection and hitherto neglected In the fold
topncoporang the best features of the ncosed job
the time eliminating the weight excess cost OF
operation squeaks and raes An Aircraft Top winter top
1t Is for all all purposes all weathers
Beveed plate side panels removable WILL permit maximum
according condition Shower curtains replace
panels when for The top COM
offered the public price that s consistent
Just about half the cost OF closed body The response OF
the public Aircraft Tops has been prompt and whoheaed
taxing capacity of The General Top Company me
problem the production to harmonic with the
that the best interests and public 90 whole
will be served.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20
JUST AS WE'LL QUIT.

VIENNA, March 2O.--Former Arch
duchess Marie Valerie, granddaughter
Of the late Emperor Francis Joseph, has
renowned her relationship in the house
of Hapsburg and has given up all pre-
negatives appertaining to her former
position. She did this In order that she
might become citizen of the Austrian
ranublic
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20

r. III. Pennyhaker. for 10 years
identified with the automobile bust
ness, first as a racer and subsequently
as a salesman, has accepted the posi-
ton Of truck sales manager for the
Erwin Hicks Motor Car Co., dealers
IN the Nash line Of passenger and COM
mereial vehicles. Pennybaker, who IS
well and favorably known up and down
the row, was formerly with the Jerome
Parker Harris company and years ago
set up the first record for 24-hour
endurance run when he drove
Stearns more than 1s hours without
once leaving the wheel.
Automobile row turned out IN gener-
Gus numbers the last week 10 witness
the Shrine Ministries. for three OF the
best known men on "the street were
participants. They were Fritz Ilawless,
Of the Five-Fifteen Tire company, Fred
Buaer Of the Storage Battery Service
and Sales company. and Ed Organ,
with the Erwin Hicks Motor Car COM
pany.
f. L. McNabb has been placed in
charge of the West Tennessee and
Eastern Arkansas wholesale business
for the Memphis Nash Motor company,
distributors for tho Nash line. McNabb
for years travelled Georgia and Ala
bama for the Republic Truck company.
Eugene Moon, secretary of the Her
nando Motor company, distributors of
the Kissel car, is back from the gulf
coast. Moon went there to recuperate
| from the effects of pneumonia, and
came back with healthy coat of tan.
Incidentally he announced yesterday
that his company, which has been in
Memphis but six months, has declared
| a six per cent dividend.
J, A. Miller, formerly with the Miller
| Motor Sales company, prior to its re-
| organization, Is now wholesale sales
| manager for the Empire Motor Car
| company. G. f, Brown, who has re-
turned from Florida, has taken po-
sition with the same company as serv.
| ice manager,
The Erwin-Hicks Motor Car company
has taken over the Auto-car agency
released by the Parker Harris company
| Packard dealers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20

vnle Is that az there Is 70 eieeEIQn gs
tu August, and changes % the e9A
boards will rot have 70 Be naa1a aefele
fuIv there IA no urgent need fer mas
inw ne appointment and that 5000 se
itica might dictate delay until %
outlook Tor Gov. Roberts campaign =
clearer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20
NEGRO WINS LIFE.

COLUMBIA, S. c., March 2O.-The
death sentence imposed upon Arthur
Coleman, a negro, for murder, has been
commuted to life Imprisonment by Gov.
Cooper a few minutes before the hour
set for the negro's electrocution.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20

CONSTANTINoPLE.--The Turkish
chamber of deputies has adjourned sine
die as protest against allied occupa-
ton Of this city and the deportation of
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20

MADISON, wis.-Twelve members of
the faculty of the University. of Wis
consin have organized a local union
American Federation OF Labor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20

GALvESTON.--S hundred
coastwise longshoremen have struck for
higher wages.