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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-21
DOING, Away With Autocracv.

II noticed some crepe on the front
door of your boarding house."
"Yes, our star boarder died yester-
day."
"Who will succeed him?'
1--WE don't know yet. Ordinarily
the Iandlady appoints a successor,
but we have soviet boarding house.
we are going to name the new star
boarder by a secret ballot. n-Bir-
mlngham Age-EIcrald.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-21
Mlnd.ReadIno.

ri know my wife is thinking about
the diamonds promised to take out
of my studs. to make rings for her"
"Tha: accounts for her set express
siOn.'
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-21
Dad a Graduate, Too.

$50 the boy is home from college2"
Eyes. Surprises me, too"
"That SOP"
Eyes. Marvellous how much more
they're. teaching boys at that college
now than they taught when l went
there. ] don't begin TO know as much
as he thinks he nows,"-Detroit Free
Press
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-21
Mlnd.ReadIno

II know my wife is thinking about
the diamonds l promised to take out
OF my studs to make riiigs for her"
'"rha: accounts for her set express
SiOn.''
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-21
z" Some Sort Of
\Liver Foubl e!''

~ A man feels like kicking himself
when homely woman attempts TO
flirt with him.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-21

We haven't much use for a miser,
but 1t is better to freeze onto your
money than to burn 1t.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-21

Constipation generally indicates disordersa
sfomach liver and bowels. Wrights Indian
Vegetable Pills restore regularity without
.rLllnl. .-Aaw.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-21
Got Rheumatism?

Get bottle Of Chisca, Great Rheumatism
Remedy - 1t relieves. Bottle 81 65, in
GLIDING war tax and postage, or ST. 40 if
you send this advertisement with your
order. AGENTS WANTED. Chisca
Co., SAA porIsr ST., Memphis. Tenn.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-21

When it comes to getting money
the lawyer takes fewer chances ulaD
the burglar.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-21
Modern.

Building a modern houseT
"Yes, got the cellar fixed up like
grill ROOM"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-21

The Give branch Il the emblem Of
,eaca and the orange blossom q thu
uhler Of war
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-21
Sarcasm,

Sarcasm.
II have a sore hip"
"The one you carry the flask on,
suppose"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-21
Foreign Material Determined.

The purpose of the dockage pr0vi-
sion in the federal wheat standards is
to enable the person grading the sam
pie to determine the approximate
amount of easily separated foreign ma
terial that is in the lot of wheat.
Therefore, dockage is approximately
the percentage of foreign material
which can be easily removed from the
lot of wheat by the commercial types
of cleaning machinery commonly found
in grain elevators and mills.
The dockage test is described in
Farmers Bulletin 1118 entitled Dock
age Under Federal Wheat Grades,
which has recently been issued by the
United States department of agricul-
ture to aid wheat growers and others
in understanding this important fea-
ture of wheat grading as provided in
the revised federal grain standards for
wheat, which became effective July 10.
1918.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-21

OF prime Importance to the wheat
growing farmer is an understanding of
dockage as the term Is used in federal
wheat grades and how dockage in
wheat is determined, since in grading
wheat under federal standards one of
the fundamental principles is to deter
mine the numerical grade on dock
age-free basis. With few exceptions
the dockage is first removed from the
samples and the grade determined
with the clean or dockage-free wheat.
Dockage is the foreign material
screened from a sample of wheat to be
graded, by the use of appropriate hand
sleeves or other cleaning devices, and
consists of sand, dirt, weed seeds, weed
stems, chaff, straw, grain other than
wheat, and any other foreign material
1t also may contain finely broken or
small, shriveled grains of wheat, in
cases where such material cannot be
from dirt and other foreign
by the use of appropriate
sleeves.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-03
BEULAH NOTES

Nh, NJ 4 Warren. of Arcadia, Is
tho guest of her granddau"hter' NILS
II. f. Peddy. ,,4 Saturday
Smiths school closed last Sa,ut t,la;n
with a picnic. A large crowd lro Il.
Ea ah attended. and there was plenty lent:
of GOOD dinner. MeSSrS. Foster lay
}or and G. r. Boone were present "''>'
both made gncl ta}>S. ..+i,o
M Miss Rachel 1nurmond is Vlsiu4I
friends and relatives in Glbslaho 'nlS
WIZ Mr. r. F, Taylor, of Haughton, spen'
the week end with his daughters, MES
danes Floyd Aubrey and Ben stani I'M,
Miss Ora Hayes, the efficient teach
or of Beulah school, left last lueSoa'
for home in Castor. c,,on,
Mr. Jerry Thurmond of Shreveport
snpnt the week end with his 1a'hef
Mr. w. L. Thurmond.
Work on the oil well here, IS pro
crossing rapidly. W.,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Towns. OF wei
lington. Texas, are the guests OF thel
brother, Mr.. J. d. Towns,
The farmers are chopping colto
now, and hoping for continued or
weather.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-03
JAMESTOWN NEWS

Mr. Charley Hammer spent the "eeA
end with relatives here. ~. 1or1
Miss Lila Smith and brother LAZY
motored to Shreveport TUESDAY.
Mr., r. W. Evans made d pus'''e'S
trim 70 NIinden Thursday. o
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. White, Oh oasao'
visited friends and relatives mere IDS
W.T." N.Y. W. B. Chambers and Mr.. Delon'
made abusiness trip to Mlndeh oii "e'
Misses Alva D. and RUBY h'an
visited friends at Hope Saturday an
Sunday. , 1r.,+ % sbrave
mort, also Mr.. Leroy Foster, OF ANA ,
cocoa visited their sister, MIS- ~ 4
Hammer last week. ,ao
Quite a crowd from here a'' eoi,
the singing convention at eo'i'
Springs Sunday
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-03
pp,soNaRS ATTEMPT Yo !. =, ,,r
rK'oo'>l" SAW OFT OF JAIL

,rn0 t>v, men convicted on c"ar5e Ct
cf burgalry and larceny ',.; Wp' Turrjn re,
" guilty Obtained by 81, Sar' m.o H"t to- saw v
Gently, attempted last W v, NV, =" ,y S
t ,6pir way out of jail! 80 ns %1F wr Hter
'"t no, ". to the Sheriff, thanking MN MN
a. ''o al he had done for 'h1M' a. a,i i,
I nnnin n they s would never see him aEa,,
an" Deputy T'"Sy Malcolm Carrie s' ,p sS
that they were 'ry''S dn tho list
away, and put a TN 'rnS, "nis 90" Of A say
enins post Soon the NOISY ,-rou VI thp col
on steel was heard. ANA ''l T,,,,,, ie'' tw
was reached by Deputy !, o " naI n ee
If me hinges of the cell ''oo Oh, Ilau u, "ee
emf in two, and the other paf'l! SAW
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-03
W y RICHARDSON IS CAN. ~,
W. DIDATE FOR Jl''"h

,u,ou.boro in the columns OF 'll'S
ns , appears the formal ,d allli""'', rs
p mant Of Hon. W. u. RlcharoSp ,r,; a.
men. .S d. for Judge of the Ih'r'
'ual''+ az Judse Richardson's aDll lily
. nd "a Qualifications, we qqo;e iron from h h.,' :
ana M"mq au" Guardian Journal whi Sh , nai
70 SAY of that she is ONE .,''.' w ', az III,
Known 10 W., lawyers and citizens # o, ,,rI tl
known SI w whose he" high conception VI pnoll'
du,v. incorruptible integrity ',' y" a "7 .
" m"ro, ideals have marked '''' ~
man among men. ,,a e.,,.rcssfnl
maj He has had long alu ,>, SS1a, life
% rppr at the bar and Ii, p "i,n iu1r,
t thourh outside of being rarIs .',r '% hcI.
t t1n"a, tH Up old system, has never nee
judicial office. :, s,rorinted
III ne of i''' school, and Il member OF IN, 'I'
j, es,, from Benvile r ,: w S[I
orol times, always seFVr ,,;.,,f " on
t ,i"tiuction and credit to h'NlS''l an
coi 1ndoe is free from the art OF IN
|ao nmnS and regardless ol wllo1" q
"ov affect can HlwHys DC county, tn;n "
IL. .l," 10 " tho right ling, the ''neS' .l'll'I
. Il, | God De gives him the l'sh' 10 .."e al'
interpret it. ,,,a oynomept til
bench, stand as a bulwarK 10 rr's'
and Justice against wrong .,,o,,os =,
In his announcement ne so rnantS tn h,
simn1e but significant statement e,ia d W.,
T his nlatform is to perform MS &c a ~,
| according to the constitutional ION. ~ Ua' Il
: y" Scuh a platform embodles al u
| dnties of a just judge :, ,,oo+o
e Judge Richardson is well Lee eoa'a ii,
! we'll grounded in the law mas mas, ~, =,
d experience in the courts ana M ~ omho Ii
e lei affairs. In a word, he emooa IL,
Z, all all the qualifications and recurrence
4 of a just minded Judge
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-03

WOrkmen and teams have been busy
the past week terracing the lawns il
front of the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Golf, and of the new home OF
Mrs. B. Capers, now under construc
ItiOn.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-03

Monday Mr.. J. S. Williams and fam
low home, which has just been com
pleted. This is a property anyone
would be proud to own, and we con
graduate them in it's OSessiOn.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-03
mo THE VOTERS OF BIEN . on,m
~ VILE AND CLAlRBOkNE

~ candidacy for the Office OF Judge
.ba Third judicial District OF Louis
q - Il hereby formally announced
and your support is Respectfully culinary su,,
s s. a t the Democratic fr t,a,,s
,S,as fixed by law for the SECOND
a rs,s in September, 1920.
u az the constitutional Oath OF once
On platform, ask your favorable
consideration ,.....a
s0 Respectfully submitted, oo,,
W. u. RICHARDSON.
..<. .o.l,a. Louisiana, May 90, 1920
constable P. C. Burnette, OF Mt Lep-
on was ia Arcadia Wednesday, al
s lending to Official business
4. +. Manning, q the firm q b ,s,,l,
la. Z. 6 and Manning, transacted pusi
nass1 Il the courthouse Tuesday
~. u. Lazarus and City Mar
sey &c Gibsland, were IN AL
tuesday and paid this once
peasant business cali'
IS. ,,,,v your Chickens Eggs an
4 I as.,,ss 81. ash or trade. go,
'a'' Sanitary Market ana 0f0cst'
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-03
As LOTS s,,,,u,s.
| -

AS LOTS
I'M d MINUTES s,.s IN
At the great auction sale OF lo as d u.
u;llerest Addition next Tuesday at Z
O'Clock You buy them at your owl
price. ~"" n CONWAY
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-03
YOU BUY THEM
AT YOUR OWN PRICE.

As lots to be sold to the highest Dlu-
der regardless of price in Hlllcresi
Addition next Tuesday at = o'clock,
R, NJ. CONWAY.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-03
AUCTION no,
SALE OF LOTS.

AUCTION
SALE OF LOTS.
In Hillcrest Addition to Arcadia next
Tuesday 45 lots to be sacrificed at your
own price.
r. NJ. CONWAY
Ericsson's Great Invention.
In 1898. on the first of February, the
screw propeller for steamships was
patented by its inventor, John Erlcs'
son, Swede.
We buy your Chickens, Eggs anC
Butter-CaSh or trade.
Sanitary Market and Grocery
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-03

and 70 make such recommendations as
thev believe to be the most Dehehclal
to the Ward and to act III selielai
way and no acts OF sals oolhnn ,
70 he binding except upon approval ol
tha Police Jury. Unanimously adop'eo'
INV ORDINANCE
70 il Resolved, That the Ordllanc,
and Resolution fixing the budget OF
Ieynpnses and receipts for the year
1920, as adopted on January D. l'zo'
as shown on page III of the minutes
If the Police Jury be and the same IS
hereby amended and re-enacted anu
, adopted for the 1920 as follows
Sheriff's Expenses, waiting Of..,........'
district Courts Witnesses Claims.
$2,5OO.OO
districts Attorneys Fees.....oOO'oo
Sherffs salary. 'on W.
Board of Prisoners i'll jail.....l,2 ooV'
. Police Jurors, ooo ~
Per Diem and milage........l, OOO.W
e r.aa s,,rorS Salary 10000
lIredSuTeIS CaloiS -.--.''' ooo n,
Clerks Salary w
y Assessors Commission .....-.......l ,oOO.W
!: Coroner and Parish Physician ...-5Ooo
v Parish Board of Health JULY
= Paupers f''oo0
y! y, Justice of Peace and ooo a.
y. Constable oo wv
N lp..lEo D,iptinr .l,UU
Il Roads and Bridges ........,.......l wv wv
IL Clerks Office Expense -......,....l '0 ooo
ps Tax Collectors Commission.,....l,ooo''
u Court House and oooo,
H. Jail supplies .....,..,...''-',.o' 0 Uoo
he Election Expenses .............".o 'V n.y.
Cattle Dipping Expenses. ..v....:l ,o oo
" Incidental EXpenseS........,,......"l''oo''
W. EXPENSES of working roads In oo
IN road Distrist No. 1..,,,..-;,. o ' oOO
W Total EXpenses...........:...,-..S4'V oV'
Ill Estimated Receipts
ar From regular assessment......S4 2,ooo'
e 'e1 From Special Tax Road Dis am
ISIS IN Totol SAT 600.
ISL sn A. D. SMITH, President.
10, 40 ]. S. WILLIAMS, Secretar.
w. ~ There being no further business
w. members drew their per diem a
"A. milage and Oh motion stood adjourn
u wv, until the regular meeting on Mohd
no. July, 9Th, 1920
liz A. D. SMITH, President
"n J. s. WILLIAMS, Secretar
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-03

IS. A,,v your Chickens EGGS anu
'as's sanitary Market ana GfoceFy'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
Two Ask Divorces
As Court Grants
Two DEGREES

A court order reQulflnr Criatobni
Perea 10 show cause on November 20
why he should not pay his wife. VINO
~ seeking 4 divorces. temporary ALI
mOny OF 500 to pay her coming ma
tcrnity expenses IL nlcd with the CON.
plant OF Paula Armijo de Pcrnn, who
charges him with cruel and inhumnn
treatment and support
Upon the Intervention OF his father
in'lnw, Pcrca Is alleged to have re-
marked that he took the same pleas
ure In sending his wife back to her
father as he did when he married
Tier. Al this Mrs. Perca went back 20
her fathers house to live aud has
been dependent upon him since April.
Perea Is making abopt 500 u month,
according TO The complaint.
Another divorce complaint haa
been filed by Guadalupe Martinez
against Dolores Milo de Nurtincz,
charging Abandonment. The couple
were mprried In 1878. The plaintiff
asks hat the custody Of their baby
be given 10 him or TO his patents.
Mr., and Mrs. Pedro Martinez. who
are now taking care OF the child.
Two divorce DEGREES were entered
this morning, one for Eduardo Gal
legos against Bnrbarita Muanca dc
Galiogos, and another for Ester Mon
toya de Mora against Ricardo Mora.
Desertioi, was the grounds for d.
Norce in both cases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

A meeting Of the Buriun commune
iiy liRnch Of the farm bureau VAS
held today with County Agent g. l..
Crawford. Mrs. Maud Dot,, county
demonstration agent. showed the
women members how to make a dress
fern OF paper Erd Mr.. Crawford con-
ierred with the farmers on the ca
termination OF rodents. w. A. Field.
secretary OF the New Mexico Bean
Growers association also attended the
meeting
A party OF over "a dozen knights OF
Columbus viii leave or No. y tonight
for Gallup, where they will purtici'
pate In the big Initiation 20 be held
there tomorrow. They will retutrn
TO the city Oh Monday morning
Among thosp who VIII go to Gallup
are Father Lnwtor, J. H. Goodell, 4.
Athey ana Chestc Bebbcr, financial
secretary ~ the local council.
Mrs. A j. Moor reported TO the
police lmt night that someone had
stolen 80 ne silk hose and other gar
ments rbm her riom at the Combs
hotel. willie h "a absent.
The Police have been asked 20 aid
In locating Mrs. Dora Thorn. VINO
formerly lived at eos North Third
street. The request that the search
be made came from authorities In
New York city.
Tnc Albuquerque Checker club will
hid It's regular meeting az the Y. NJ.
=. a. at 1880 o'clock tonight. An men
interested In checkers are invited to
the meeting.
An automobile crashed Into a street
car he Barolas at 1880 O'Clock last
night. The motorette could not oh.
tain the name Of the autoist, but has
Informed the police of the number 81
his car. A fender OF the automobile
was smashed.
Work on the fire CHIEFS car which
IL being painted white. has been
halted. John Wear. nprciui painter
N automobiles. who has boon paint
ing the chiefs car. was knocked down
by an automobile when he was walk
ing acrosn the street at Fourth street
n Central avenue yesterday after
noon. Wear vas badly bruised. The
a was driven by NJ. +. Blersmith.
q salesman.
beginning Monday. the Postal Tel
cgrnph company viii handle day let
tcrs as we'll us night laitrra, II was
announced at the local office OF tho
company this morning. This 30 the
FIRST time In the history OF the COM
pany that 1t will have handled day let
ters. Tho 20 percent reduction on
last messages BE- to continue.
Elias Snntillancs. who was arrested
~ Policeman Jim Martin last night
IL being held for She department OF
Justice.
Kari NOncman reported To the po-
lice today that his car was stolen
from the curb at Second street and
Lead avenue between 1880 and 10
o'clock last night
Ira \. Howard. the man who he
came domcntod un Santa Re train No.
o which arrived here yesterday morn
ing and ran away from the Trinidad
station master who brought him her.
was caught when he returned to the
station later In the day. He was ac-
complained as far as Gallup by Spec
lnl officer George Thomas where he
was delivered TO another officer.
Howard ~ on his way from Wausau,
via, to Tcmecula. rnlif.
Invitations have been receives,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
Boy Sleeps in
Phone Booth at
Santa Fe Station

oliver Thomas, 10 -year-oid youth
Who ran away FROM home In Texas,
spent lis first night OF sleep In
AibuQuet que in a telephone booth
at the Santa Fc sutton. He said
he will never do Il again, as there
Is not room enough to stretch
out"
At least this is the story that
Oliver has told Miss Beulnh Gle
ment. travellers aid for the Y. w.
G. A., who has now taken the boy
In charge In the hopes of finding
work for him. The boys parents
r dead and according to the boy
he had TO work so hard for his
aunt. with whom he has been liv-
ing that he believed he lould sup.
port himself better than he could
sunport his aunt and his aunt's
children.
oliver Is now looking for n Job
and the Y. w. G. A. Is looking for
\ pair Of trousers to fit him. Oliver
cannot get n job because his
clothes are ripped and torn. Tho
V. W. c. A.. has found tho hoy a
room and believe that within n few
days they raj find him n job.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
Public Schools
Gaduated 2,655 in
Year Ended June 30

SANTA FE. y. NJ. Nov. l3.-Pub-
lie schools of New Mexico graduated
1885 students during the school
year ending June 80, 1920, It is
shown In an Interesting statement
issued by the state department OF
education. or this number, 1908
were females, which might seem to
indicate that girls have "A better APP
probation of The need and value OF
school training; or that their oppor-
tunities are better.
The statement classlfies the grad
yates, showing that 2,2O2 were from
the eighth grade. while 453 were
from the high schools. OF the 1896
eighth grade graduates, 1896 were
from the county schools. 491 from
the cities, l76 from the towns. Union
led the counties, with 152 graduates.
Quay second, with rae, ColfaN fol-
lowing with 10, while Mckinley,
with II, was lowest. Albuquerque
led the cities. with 1853, Roswell scc-
end, with 81, Santa Ie lowest, with
II. Deming led the towns, with so,
while Gallup, Las Cruces and Por-
tales tied for second. with "a, Silver
City being low, with 10.
In high school graduates Albuquer-
que led the cities, with 50. with
Roswell trailing close, with so. while
East Las Vegas and Santa Fe are
tied for low place, with .. Deming
leads the towns, with 81, Alamogordo
is second, with 10, while Fort sum
ner, Gallup and T%ularosa, are tied
for low place, with 4 each.
Eighth grade graduates for the
several counties are as follows. Ber-
nalillo 90, Chaves 81, ColfaN no,
Curry 50, DE Bacn %, Donu Ana 90.
Eddy IS, Grant 81, Guadalupe 81,
Hidalgo 20, Lea So, Lincoln SO. Luna
l6, Mckinley II, Mora 40, Otero Al,
Quay 1872, Rio Arrlba rs, Roosevelt
So. Sandoval II, san Juan so, a
Miguel 20, Santa lie 81, sierra 20,
Socorro SO, Taos AZ. Torrance AZ,
Union i52, Valencia SO. The cities
had the following: Albuquerque 1853,
Carlsbad 40, Clovis SO, East Las We
gas 80. Ration 60. Roswell 81, Santa
Fe II, Tucumcarl IS. The towns
had the following; Gallup 81, Las
Cruces ~, A~lamogordo "a, Deming
90, silver City 10, Portnles q.
High school graduates for the cities
were as follows; Albuquerque go.
Carlsbad 10, Clovis SO, East Las We
gas o, Ration 80, Roswell 80. Santa
Ido o, Tucumcari 20. The towns had
the following: Alamogordo 10, Ar
tesla 10. Aztec 7, Clayton 5. Deming
2i. Huntington ~. Fort Summer a.,
Gallup 4, Las Cruces ~, Lordsburg
s. L~ovlngtOn 0. Portales s, Santa
Rosa o, socorro 8, Tularosa 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

Radiator repairing. oulckrl hnib %.
George W. Armijo. sheriff Of Santa
Fe county. WIS In the city yesterday
vi9iting his sister Mrs. Harry benit'
min.
agent FOR the A. r.. and s. n. railroad
Is Ia the city from Winglow, Aslx
on business.
Miss May Collier. Who was tho
guest OF Miascs EuEenia ard Mar
Earot Keieher for the past iva
months. has returned 20 her homo
in ~. Louis. She ~ tho daughter
or Judge Collier. formerly district
judge here.
leaving the first OF tho week for q
short trip east. They viii visit Mlsl
Margaret Lee. who ~ In school 10
IN Boston and nee the Yale Harvard
football game.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
City Firemen
Are Becoming
Regular Acrobats

Members Of the city fire depart
ment are becoming circus acrohats.
Fire chief Fred Russell Ia treating
his men with all the courtesy possible.
II m natural for him to treat
his men that way but he w putting
on just n little because he says II he
doesn't his firemen may leave him
and sign up with some Of the lead
ing c%ircuGeg or vaudeville shows now
travelling the road.
Every morning under the direction
OF Gonrge pincau. athletic trainer,
the fircmen go through a list of cN-
e%rciscs. including rope ladder climb
ing, bar and ring work, boxing and
wrestling. Then to complete the
training the men play 'svat EN- with
the medicine ball. Fireman Earl
Hale IL said to eXcecd the others at
this sport.