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{Any reader can get the answer to .
ton Baroau, Frederic ]. maxim, Dareeeof.
address and enclose tWo-eent stamp for ~
esnRdential, the replies being sent difee
paid to anonymous lettcS.)
@. Has there been a court decis-
ion giving an employer damages
against q labor union? F. e. r.
/. A. A jury in the United States
district court for the western dis
trict OF Arkansas. at Fort Smith, re-
Gently rendered q verdict Of dam
ages against the United Mine Work
ers Of America for $500. 900, in favor
Of the Pennsylvania Mining com
pany, but this case with others OF
the kind will probably be appealed
to the higher courts
@. What are the legislative bodies
Of the soviet government. and to
what do they correspond In our
government? A. w.
A. The all Russian congress OF
soviets corresponds to our con-
gress; regional soviet, for which We
have no corresponding subdivision.
/ Il group of states such ~ New Eng
land possibly; provincial soviet,
tcorresponds to our state legisla-
lures; county soviet, our county
commissioners: rural soviet, NO
such subdivision in United States !;
local soviet, our city. precinct and
Township organization.
Q When was the first Of the Ford
Eagle boats put in commission?
AREADER
t A. Eagle No. / was put in COM
mission Oct. %, 1918.
E Q. Ii It correct to say = ~ ~
going to have company for dinner!
A. C.
A. This 10 incorrect I'VE are
going to have company ct dinner
I D the proper expression.
+ Q. Will you give me come infor-
nation concerning the life history
lof the common household moth?
/ w. AT.
A. Tho biological survey say
that the common clothes moth will
my about for . while II possible, BE-
fore laying its eggs. Tho mating
takes place after tho moth has
flown, rather than Immediately
after Matching. Tho eggs are laid
In varioas and scattered places. but
not necessarily IN dark ones or in
wooden goods. The mature insect
does not eat Tho span OF . moth
Life II but . few days.
a. What II an Irish dividendf
A. A.
| A. This 10 q humorous term fos
an assessment lsvied on . stock
@. How many matches are used
|! In this country? e. B.
A. 1t 10 estimated that the con
sumption Of matches In the United
States il ESQ. o0o. ooo. 900 Per year.
q. Why do We police Haiti and the
Dominican repabiio7 q. N. s.
A, The United States established
q virtual protectorate over Haiti BY
8 treaty ratified BY the Haitian IA.
tional assembly. N0vsm1eT. 1915
and by the United States senate
February. 1916, In 1919 tho mill
ltary Representation Of Haiti wa
placed under the charge Of Rea.
i Admiral Thomas Snovden Of the
United States navy, and b at tn
same TINA aasund charge e ths
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NJ SECRETARY.
~ Aasel Z. Craft, ~ Main Street,
Sewfv1lle.

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lchoke the donor; reained risnt
then ana there tnas there was NO
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ititie Or claim % mat hAger Dut my
Ieeli- yEvety - eAe came IN Tor
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= unqa : .sW ~ 49, a., 81. S:.,1v and ssd
Gweys .o.e. sI -, sna .sS - -
sns seemed % iovs me aad so ~
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ma.o ss.o = 49, Ss 80 ws.-;aa -
decided 70 say ApaI lo 49,
weeks: nov c0upie " nl
naye happened Nnce tnon taA :
would IKE g ssk your ave- s.oa -.
III 10 you mum y - ,sns =.
the girls part 70 pass tne poy -
70 engaged 20 on the street slo ~.
SPEAK 70 nun When ne speeAs "
her!
|, VI ana when alteI tns 8IE, aAu
snubbeo the ooys Z lev eAyA LII
writes the boy = postcard saying,
DeArie. something terrible naS
happened. I must see you y one.
Would you 30 % see the eiT, OF
NOT! w nN VAL
VI II seems 70 me tnM sne ~.
should nave spoken. ne mlSnt
have refused IN run. however,
thinking that sne was iivlne up "
the Agreement IN inc nsness w
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: One q my
boy friends whom /. like very much
has let town. He promised TO
write and 90 wrote to him for :
length u time. bnt / never Ieceiv-
ed an answer. Would you continue
writing to him II ron were in my
place! DREAMY.
No. Do not write again. II the
young man had wished to continue
the correspondence he would have
written to you BY this time
Dear Mrs, Thompson: What is
the most appropriate gift to give I
young lady for Christmas! have
kept company with her for about
eight months, but We are not en-
gagged. ANXIOUS. .
The most appropriate gift would
probably be flowers. Books and
candy would also be all right. II
is not appropriate. however. to give
jewelry.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: We arr
two girls is years Of age and moi
at all popular with the boys We
/ are not bad looking and have good
clothes. We have large numbel
Of girl friends. When We 60 to Z
dance they never ask ~ for . dance
and we are good dancers.
Please tell Us how We can b
popular with the boys rs we'll a
girls. BLUE EYES.
At the age Of 16 you are tot
young to be popular with boys
would advise You u stay away from
dances unless you are accompanied
Iby some boy. When you are Older
you will probably have attention
too, although you may never b
what you consider popular. Popu.
larity is a question Of personality
Some very fine girls never attract
in numbers. I think, however, the,
are Just as happy with their few
friends.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: = an
20 years old and have been keep
ing steady company with girl o
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ENGLISH DISHES.

English Mutton Chops = This Ii
cut from the loln and consists Of
two chops cut in one thickneas. A
kidney il very often enclosed. be-
Ing held IN place by the long thin
flank piece wound around It and
skevered firmly. When skiIlfully
broiled so that it Ii pink and juicy
all through and deeply Drowned ON
the eutstds. this 10 The 6est chop
that can b eoEved, especially u Il
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18

Brennan failed to get Dempsey's goat in
N1W YORK the other night but, We are to
baliess reports from the doctor ON whom the
champion called after the tight, Bill at least
Gukeaoded In getting Jacks ear.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18

rev. perhaps. could place" Lydia Fishers
JIG. But II one, hummsd Yankee Doodle
| there would b no mistake about It. Well,
tfusA 10 that the time Of Yankee Doodle" was
Just stolen from another tune that was we'll
known IN the days OF Charles the Second And
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18

m restaurants will sell scent coffee again
49, can keep on charging Is for their nickel
GiUsn without making many folks sore.
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to saeA individual. Ne attestios WIN be
military government Of Santo Do
mingo.
Q. Why is peace represented by .
dove! L. G.. NJ.
"A. The dove has always played .
large part in legend, folk lore and
religious symbolism. Because Of its
peculiarly mournful notes it was
used In pagan funerals. This later
passed into Christian usage, and the
doves likeness, usually with an
olive branch, was carved On most Of
the tombs in the catacombs beneath
Rome to typify eternal peace.
Q. What is the difference in the
power Of gravity OF Mars. and the
earth? B. r. N.
A. The force Of gravity at the
ealth's surface 10 two and i've
eighths times the force Of gravity at
the surface OF Mars That il, . mass
that weighed 2 pounds 10 ounces, by
spring scales, 1t the earth's surface
would register but l pound on the
same scales 1t the surface If Mars.
9 What bird has the longest bill
in proportion to its dxe? O.. x.
A. The sword bill, . South Amer
lean humming bird. has this cistinc-
ton. its slender bill being longer
than the rest Of It's body.
Q. What 10 An accredited school!
L F. H.
A. An accredited school ID .
school which has proven that its
courses are satiafact0ry and that its
graduates are capable Of . certain
educational standing which Is re-
Quired BY higher institutions. These
schools are passed upon BY ac-
credtting associations and BY the
boards az colleges.
Q. How much weight Will 4
parachute support and how fast
does It drop? J. r. c.
| A. The average parachute has 4
diameter between Is and 30 feet, It
10 designed 70 support Q wotght Of
about 2oo pounds in failing. with
approximately this diameter. and 8
200-pOund weight attached. the
rate Of descsnt will b between Is
and 20 feet per second, which IL !
safe ratio even whom the weight con-
sists OF human passenger.
Q. 10 there . fur bearing animal
called Fitch? II 20 what Kind Of
fur has It? A. n. p.
a The fitch, ftchet. or fItchev
ID . European polecat. it, color
Is . deep blackish brown: In,
head. tail. and feet almost black.
the underparts yellowish, the ears
edged with white, and q vhitish
space around the mussle. The hair
Is Of two kinds short. vooIIy
fur. which II pale yellow, or some
what tavny. and long shining
darker hairs. Many Of these LONG
darker hairs are pulled out by the
farrier. and used for making
artists brushes.
| Q. Which ID the fastsf horse. A
fnnnef or = PAGER. And what
horse holds the record: R. H.
| 4. 4 runner 10 the fastest race
hefss. Man O Var" holding the
rsoocd
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You are informed that the weather bureaus
|Drediction Of "fair" does not necessarily mean
sunshine. Thus IL iorecasting made safe II not
aass.
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& - ~ styis in Britain 70 carry pour
|lSIor b one hand and haif-brick in the other.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18

were rad those who are yet young enough to
hold their faith in Santa Claus are by the same
token too young to read our pessimistic r1mes'
We wouldn't miss Christmas morning at home
II We we're offered limited ticket to heaven
Last wear at a. m. we, awoke to hear an In
,istent voice demanding to know ''if it wasn't
time to get up"
Henry. We Understand, Is Most
Delightful Hostess.
(From the Silvis Corr. The Argus).
Henry Johnson Of Sixth street will
entertain the recently organized mission
airy society Of the Baptist church Thurs
day afternoon at her home.
AN alert reporter has discovered Jack
Dempsey in Niles, Mich. consulting an ear
specialist. There is something wrong with the
champs ear We suspected as much way
back when the clarion call Of the draft sounded.
YOU NAV learn from the United Press that
Mrs. John p Hammill. who arrived IN Gal
weston, Texas, yesterday. carried her husbands
oyercoat from the frozen north" On the
other hand you may aleO learn that IN mari
nette, Wis, which is not SO distant from the
..frozen north" a boy yesterday gathered
bouquet Of arbutus in the woods
Rewarl-One Castard Pie.
From the Peoria Starr.
LOST-Ladys gold wrist watch Sun
gilt dial Swiss movement party who
found this watch kindly call Peoria Pie
company, Main 6301, and receive reward.
RESPONDING to your Macedonian cry
virelessas E F.. II hasten to inform you that
M O. Business is in the garage business at
Fort Dodge, Iowa He is looking for mo
business" And in addition to repairing auto
mobiles We conjecture he also fixes Fords. a
AS proof of our utter lack of interest in
compiling Yesterdays colyum we point to the
split infnitive in the paragraph referring to
that lack We should in q m. o. s., worry
| however since one OF our assistants reported
for duty.
Not Only Taken Out, but Mutilated
and Buried.
(Seaton Corr, Aledo Democracy.
The conceit was taken out of the
Seaton high school basketball team on
Friday evening when they played Aledo
The score was 81 to o in favor of Aledo
PERHAPS many people are tickled pink be-
cause Christmas falls on Saturday this year
Two successive holidays ARE nice-h you gel
| 'em. But they are unthinkable Tor news
paper. -. Yes, youH nave the coiyun
Christmas day, too. But il you're as glad Of
| it as We are YOU won't read it!
WHAT, we inquire. is the Lords Day ALI
ance going to do about the celebrated inter
ment of Solomon Grundy?-F. P. A. in the New
York Tribune.
Or, let us inquire, the equally celebrated
Sabbath activities of Mrs. Grundy?
| R. E MIG.
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Doy. brush the dust Of last New Years
lasolut,oas
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-18

Dear Mrs. Thompson: l. am
20 years old and have been keep
ing steady company with q girl Of
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-10
THE SENATE OLICARCHY-

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To the Defendant, above named;

No. 9522
To the Defendants above named:
pending in the above entitled court a suit
wherein E. c. Abbott is plaintiff and you.
the heirs Of w. w. Ingersoll, deceased, are
defendants the object Of which suit is to
the said w. w. Ingersoll on September J.,
1913, upon the lands described below.
which said mortgage was given to secure
the payment Of a note for $1,000 executed
said E. c. Abbott with interest at the
rate Of 8 per centum per annum from
date until paid, and which said note, or
any part thereof or any part of the in
terest thereon, has not been paid.
That tie land described in said mort
gage and which is sought to be foreclos-
en- in this cause is situate in Precinct No.
!. City and County of Santa Fe and State
cribed as follows to-wit:
B-ainairg 1t 2 point on Cerrillos Street
in The City Of Santa Fe, which point is
a distance Of los feet northeasterly from
the nor invest corner Of the lot belonging
te G. Abbott upon which his brick
r. Hi5suee is loctaed: Thence running east
er'y a distance Of 1873 feet more OF less to
the southeast corner: thence running
north rIv q distance Of fifty feet to the
northeast corner; thence running westerly
a distance Of 1873 bet 70 the norllwest cor
nor. which point an corner Is located on
t.rr.l s : rect; thence running south
westerly along Cerri1l5s Street a distance
II f~ity-fHc feet more or less: the said LOT
ulin" fifty feet IN width
and moagurement at right angles with the
You arc further notified that unless you
cn-.r YOUR appearance in said cause on or
before the 18th day Of October 1870, iudc-
mont vi. be- rendered in said cause against
You by default
The nam-s and addresses Of rlrintire
attorneys are. 4. !. Abbott and NcFie &
Eiwa-ls, Santa Fc, Now Mexico.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-10
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to

Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to
court on the 9TH day Of May, 1920. wherein
a Judgment in the sum of 2.6S.7S and
costs, with interest thereon from May
9TH, 1920 at the rate of 8 per cent per an
mum until paid, was rendered against the
defendants in favor Of the plaintiff and
the undersigned was appointed Special
Master to sell the property hereinafter
described at public sale in the event the
said defendants should fail 10 pay said
judgment within ninety days of its date,
the undersigned will offer for sale at public
auction for cash in hand to the highest
bidder at the front door Of the court house
in the City of Santa Fe, State of New
Mexico on October ?. 1920 at 10 O'Clock a.
m. the following described property in the
County Of Santa Fe, New Mexico, TO vii:
Lot four "a, southwest quarter (SWA)
Southeast quarter 0sEA) Seeie Il; and
Northeast quarter NEA) and Northeast
qusrter tNEH), Northwest quarter NW4)
Section fourteen 10 Township sixteen 10
North rance nine. % East, containing one
hundred ~siNty-three and nine.yfve hun
cntcd homestead Of Luis Canstarte Also
the Southeast huarter fSEIO Northeast
quarter fEEI0 Section fifteen GS. Town
ship sixteen 90 North Pzrgt nine o.
East, Northwest quarter fNNIN North
west quarter CNWH Section fourteen ID
C) East. North half C9 Northeast
quarter fNEt0 and Southues. quarter
fSNM) Northeast quarter NElH cti1n
fifteen G9 Township sixteen 90 North
Rance MIN f) cast. Contaiuinc two hun
drcd G6aN acres. same being the patented
homestead Of Andres Constante or so much
thereof as may be necessary m make thn
0H # |He ~ rr71i' juIHr INT nd
interest thereon delinquent taz.. IL any.
MI c. r.. .r:, on la. c..
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-10

orally aid and care for all disabled
veterans of the war.
The democrats have held their
convention at Las Vegas. They
nominated some very prominent
citizens and some strong candidates
for office. Unfortunately Tor them
however they lined up in support OF
a hopeless and unjust cause, in
principle bound body and soul to
the eXtravagant policies OF Wilson
and Wisconsin and his attempt to
Luropeanize America. However it
behooyes us, as has always been
the rule in republican deliberations
to see TO it that the very highest
OF citizenship be selected for the
various offices OF the state.
we should adopt a primary sys-
TEN for the nomination OF county
and district Officers. The tax law
needs amending. The theory OF
taEation is to pro rate ~equitably
the burden OF government proIo.-
donate to the ability TO pay. Thus
every citizen, b. he rich o. poor, Is
a sharcho older in his government, i
s~Eareholder on am equal basi, pro-
portIouate To his means. No person.
ar corporation sloaid be oyertaAed
and none should escape or be uu-
taxed. Tazatiou Las always been
Il difficult problem. During the
last legislature provision was made
Tor the appointment OF a lax COM
mission Tor the purpose 81 ins e-tl-
..4#rrrrI. all 81 -l4. I.r.#rrf,r.- 49, 20 r.f
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-10

Grue-1o- Gov rot alone vter
r r-frmafes that he world rarhe-
rake a speech than be cross evan
fnef Nv = god lawyer-De-roi-
Free Press
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-10

tax bill reported from the commit
tee would assess the taxes on the
country north OF the Mason and
Dixon line and Senator Williams OF
Mississippi said he favored the
income tax because II would MOI
be collected in his state. The south
was in the saddle, booted and spur
red to ride over the north with taN
charges and make the north pay
three-fourths OF the cost OF the war.
The north and west who did not
make the tax bill, paid nine-tenths
Of The tax, and the south which did
make the bill paid Ii tenth OF the
tax. Tie south needs only w
more electoral votes 10 elect anu-
tacr president and democratic on
gross needs only lGl TO add 70 the
woes OF that section lhat did mo.
Tire t-<. The policy OF The
.uucra.le admin alton has becN
ID. tax all tie traffic will bear. and
aH sau.. They lave hatched my
. AID kinds OF ta>cs, and have SO taA-
cd t8rilt and india tIy TO such an
eatcut that production has been
cuf aied throughout the land there
gr. .-oa.I.u4l.r increasing the cost
OF the necessary essentials. ra
tHat +. j. mot only a grave question
of .ng orsf.-r. citizen being abb,
IA. make .l...a meet. bur il Is D scrl-
o-s -arc. tiau as TO the availability
Of aH adequate supply at amy eos,
"4.e democratic administration
las been particularly severe IN b.,
policy r.e.rana fhe producers of
fine west Ile Rocky mountain
States %, which New AeNIco Is one
WI. always th.rc with her lAa per
c.uf sub sc-fH.#ou Tor liberty bHuI-,
Wan savings STAMPS and other N.
uarec~ uc.css ~. and luc.deI 4. go
the #.l AHI.a ,.e H.r pra er
ing and c.fra"- -Urc WAS
u..a ami aas billions ~ 49,"
r.# .r. III IONS ot the proceed
oil #.e a."a canned .u..ucy oi tIl
people invested ln hilbert. tf#H.,
bring aa.Ha#.# H=I r.pa r..
..- N..t "egeN,u 40 1eu..t he
ole o.... I.3Iac, d .0' Ht..
WOOL H.s laced uHl r. H..e II -u.
.H=..i. "s cotton. N.Ieh "a.
Chiefly p.u-utea Do tat srHl" ".
g 4tlcI 10 saat ana yielded uH-
-|.e.eut.u pitH,s. I'm .a1t cot
ton brought mean. double t4e Ia.''
OF Wool And "hi.e ihe r~.oa.eeIs
e@efied tNely ei.uft and eaazs o."
keep The country supplied WI-A me
primary produces OF Deel' hlatloH
'na. ",,N0' -n'lut'. -. ~. mn an
n,s5 moss tae sI-n.oi.ns[i,p NJ ~.
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-10
NOTICE
STATE ENGINEERS OFFICE

Santa Fe, N. NJ, August 30. 1910
Notice is hereby given that on July ],
1920, in accordance with the Irrigation
Laws OF the State of New Mexico, Messr.
Alphonso D~ockwieller, L. A. Hughes, Ar
thur Seligman, all OF Santa Fe, County OF
Santa Fe, State OF New Mexico, made ap-
p~lication to the State Engineer OF New
Of diversion OF the waters applied for un-
der application No. ll2l, approved De
cember q, 1917, the original point of diver
sion from Galisteo River being at a point
$40 feet N. "a degrees 30 minutes w. from
the Ma Corner of Sec. 5, T.. Is N, r. De.
y. NJ P NJ, and is to be changed to a
point whence the Il Sec. corner between
Sections 2 and 3, T. . n, Of r Q F., N
NJ. p. NJ bears S. 3 deg. w, 1900 feet dis
tant.
Any person, firm, association or cOrpora-
tion lccmiae that the granting Of the
above application would be truly dctTi.
mental 10 their rights ia the swater 81 sad
stream system shall file a complete STATE
mert of their objections s~uhstantat,f by
af.lavlts with thcf State Engineer and
serve "a copy IN applicant on or fore
the -5rd day of November. 1870. the date
SIT Tor tie Engineer 70 take tins arple--
ton mp for final oonsidera-an uni arr
tested. IN case Of protested .rpica-
4-IcJh OF time ia which 70 submit Their
evidence in detail or arrange d date cu-
Fcnfcnt for q hearing or appoint 2 rirs
~-,tis5 tory L. All t. take testimony. APP
p ar-uce is not necessary unless a.v 4
tiie' ly by letter from the State Eng
necr.
I. A GILLETT.
State Engineer
First Published, September 70, 1a1o.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-10

Injustice is the essence Il False
hood; and every false word : an
injustice
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-10
NOTICE OF SAIL

NOTICE OF SALE
In Ihe District Court 81 The State Of New
Mexico, within ard for the County
OF Santa Fe
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-10

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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-08-20
MINER a MINER.

WANTED FARM-Wanted, to hear
from owner Of Arm or good land for
sale. Price and description. Fall de.
livery. L. Jones, box 55l, Olney, III.