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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
ALLIES WILL
NOT DIFFER
French Occupation of Frankfort Will
Bring No Protest from the
Other Powers
Associated Pressl

Faris, April S.-The reports that
Great Britain and the United States
had called on France to withdraw the
troops occupying Frankfort. are with
out foundation, says an official note.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
SAVE 8 TO5 DOLLARS ON

Your old hats made like new. Pan
amas and Leghorns bleached and
made in any shape. Ladies' hats a
speciality. The hat man who has been
coming here 10 years from Jackson
vile. Telephone me at the Florida
House. Charles Taylor. 4-3-6t*
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
NINE MORE PAPSUCKERs

In view of the Chicago strike, ad-
1isers have urged President Wilson to
send the nomination of nine members
of the railroad labor board to the
Senate
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
A FORLORN HOPE

Conceding defeat of the compulsory
military training measure. proponents
Of the theory planned to substitute
a voluntary plan of four months train
ing for all youths of 19 years and
over.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
LANDED THE NEGRO
BEHIND THE BARS
ASSOCIATED Press)

ASSOCIATED Press)
Raleigh, April 8.-Chased by mob
III automobiles. officers successfully
landed the negro Charlie Armstrong,
charged with attacking a white girl,
III the Rocky Mount Jail.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
NANSEMOND BROUGHT
A SACRED CARGO
ASSOCIATED Pressl


New York. April S.-The transport
Napsemond arrived today with the
bodies of eighty-seven American SOL
diers who died in England during the
war. Relatives and friends received
the fag-draped coffins.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
ENTIRE PACIFIC COAST
MAY BE AFFECTED
(AssociaIed Pressl

Los Angeles, April 8.-Between 500
and 1000 yardmen struck today in
sympathy with the Chicago railroad
men. 1t is predicted the entire Pa
cific coast will be affected soon.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
THE PERSISTENT SISTERS

Three more women pickets favor
able to the Irish cause were arrested
when appearing before the British
ambassy. They were jailed in default
of hail
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
PRINCE SETS SAIL
ACROSS THE PACIFIC
(Associated Pressl

San Diego. April S.-A reception
On board the Renown concludes the
visit of the Prince of Wales here. He
sails tonight for Honolulu.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
SEEDS !

Ninety day and old fashion velvet
beans, chufas. Pyles and Gist seed
corn. Ocala Seed Store, phone 435. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08

Girl wanted at Kindt's music store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08

Weather Forecast: Fair tonight
and Friday; no change in tempera-
ture.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

| distancia enorme. que Sc hace mayor
por las tardias Y Gificiles comunica-
clones. ofrece un interes exceptional
desde varioS puutos de vista. FL pri-
nero de todos, a mi yer, es e. Ge con
s~ervarle inteGro para Ia Patria.
Dividese la Peninsula en- dos Dis
tritos. con gobiernos Separates Y tan
Independence ell uno del otro, que
cast Sc ignoran. Ell del Norte, que
sera el objeto de nuestros estudios,
Sc halla comprendido entire los ESQ Y
los $40 AZ de latitud Norte y los 1870
Al Y los $50 de longitud Oeste del
meridiano De Tacubaya, D. F. Tie
ne por limites: al n, Ia Alta Califor-
MIA: al Noreste, eI Estado de Arizo-
IA Y el nuestro de Sonora. siendo Il
naa divisoria el Rio Colorado; a!
Oriente el Mar Bermejc; al Oeste,
| el Cceano Pacifico; Y hacia Ia parte
uaStral, ell Distrito Sur, cuya Inca
de denaccaci0n por el Norta- es el
parallel ESQ. A 10 largo de la from
terra con los Estados Unidos eXiste
una serie de monmentos de mann,
posteria que empieza desde' Ia costa
del Pacifico. At Noroeste de Tijuana
Y conclIye cerca de Yuma, en- ell Rio
| Colorado.
La superficie del Dis.rito Norte,
montanosa Y esteril Ell su mayor par
re. es aproximadamente Gle 1914. HI
| lometros cuadradoS. La recorre de
! Norte i sur una cordillera. continue,
cion de Ia Sierra Nevada que viene
de ID Alta California. ' la cual ccrdi-
llera. de suaveS pendientes al OeSte
ofrece Il Oriente aspectos bruscos
por les hondos precipicioS de que eS-
ia surcada. Aunque aqui Y ala. Ell.
ire las estribacioneS de Ia cordiliera
Sc ccntemplan lechos de arroyos que
! llevan aqua durante la epoca de llu-
was. no abundanteS por cieTto, por
10 general estan SecoS, pueS son are
noses Y Sc reSumen en- elloS las CO.
rrientes. La cordillera dicha Sc llama
/ Sierra del Pinal, tiene SUI punto de Ell
trada en- Ia Baja California. por ia
curaha, hasta ell Vale de La Trim
dad, donde SC deprime. para dar paso
81 canine nacional de Ensenada al
Puerto de San Felipe, sobre el Golfo.
Y conJinua el nombne de Sierra de
San Pedro Martir. cuyo nude prin-
cipal de La Encantada tiene una al
tura de 1909 metros sobre el nivel
del mar. Despues de recorrer la or
dillera ell Distrito Norte hacia el Sur.
hasta el parallel $40 Sc inclina al
Sureste hasta La Encantada, Y vuel-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07
- D7sTRI7OM della 3. CALIFORNIA

Quilihuas, que los tres nonlbres sue
len ~darseles, ~Cacapahs, YuIas y Die
guinos. Los tochinIs habitan las
montanas, mientras que los otros mo-
ran en- las margenes del Colorado y
del Hardy. Ell resto de los haitian
ties del Distrito, ~pertenecen a diver
sas razas del mundo; Y son los mas
numerosos los asiaticos (indios. Chi
nos V japoneses,) los anglo-amer.ca-
nos Y los ~eslavos.
Para corcluir por hoy esta Ege,
Ia description. EN- vista de los "Bre-
yes Apuntes Gaograficcs del Distri-
to Norte de Ia Baja California;, del
senior Professor Don Matias Gomez
obra interesantisima y completa So
bre la materia; dire Que en- el interior
cxisten caminos de diferentes ~clases,
malos por 10 comun, pero que Sc pro,
cura mejorar con gran empeno; Ell
la frontera con los Estados Unidos,
meas farreas ligadas con las de la ma:
ci0n ~vecina; Y en- los litorales tocar
uno que otro barco, entire ellos e. Sc,
manario que CORE entre Ensenada
Y San Diego, California, conduciendc
p~asajeros y carga. Lo que abunda.
son los barcos p~escadores. proceden,
ties de San Diego Y Los Angeles
(San Pedro q corTen ei litoral de-
| Pacifico. tccando en- Ensenada. San
10 Tomas, Sandstone. Cohiett, San
Quintin, etc, con grande5 ~beneficios.
| Meyicali. E. c. 10. de Abril de 1920
Lie. Jose Ant RIVERA G..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

pie plausible; lie 10 que es actual
mente V de 10 Que podra ser en- el por-
venir, 81 ~preyalecen Y continuan scS-
teniendose aoui 81 buen sentido, el
amor q Ia paz Y el trabajo, Y Ia IL
cli2ac!5n natural Y y p~rofundo ape
go 4 la Patria, de ia que Ia Baja Ca
lifornia es la vanzada Y debe ser el
oaluarte de honor para Ia defensa de
81 in5egridad V de ST. credito.
Quiero que mi labor e de aliento,
de utilidad practica Y dc nitidez in
s~ospechable. Fin e de Gividir Y a,
marSar. vengo a decirles a mis- ccm-
patrictas aQui radicadoS: todos uni
dos valdremos algo, lograremos mu,
cbo: en- discordia y movidos por sen
t;mien.os egoiStas, nos p~crderemoS '
uerderemos q la Patyia. Trabajemos,
pucS, cada uno en- Ia Inca de sus &C
rividades propias, dando dc mano q
Ia nolitica, por venenosa ' funesta;
Y, aprovechando las felices cordicio,
mes creadas por el actual gobierno
del Distrito no, pensamos siao en-
salir ~avantes, poniendo muy alto Ia
insignia que lleve esa valiosa leyen,
da: ",Pab-iG, PrOgreSo."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

Y e<critas estas lineas 'prejimina-
res. pasa q dar una ligera idea del
escenario sobrc el que he de discurrir
para trasar mis- cr0nicaS.
La Baja California eS una de las
Gls 9randss ~peninsulas EeXicanas
que ocupan los puntos opuesJos de su
t~sg-;torio dilatado: eli Noroeste e5ta,
entire 81 Oceano Pacifico y CT Colo
Bermejo. de Cortes o de California
al Sur4ste Ia de Yucat&n. entire 81
Golfo lie Mexico ' el Maj de las An,
tillaS. linda Ia primera, estrecha-
mercc. 4 los EsJados UHiGOs, ' Sc
parada de Mexico por el ma ' una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07
s. Director lie LA PRENSA.
San Antonio, Texas.

San Antonio, Texas.
Al niciar los trabaiCs para su Pc
ricdico. u ne han Sido ~encOmeIda-
dos, guiero preciSar 81 terreno en- e.
i voy a colocarme. Y e. criteCio que
guiar5 mi pIuma. Esto cfrecera IA
vertaja de que los lectores de Ia
PRENSA en- esta region SabraR des-
&c luego a que ateneTse, 10 QUE sin
duda Ia de ser Ut prorecho recipro,
CO.
Geueralmen,e los correspondents de
?eriodicoS. entire HoSotros, = tratan-
dose &c lugares peluenos Q mayor
frecucucia, - Ocupan de asunJoS de
0oca H.onta, en- croRiquilias c~alleje-
raS. Sobre Ia vida privada de las
personals ' acorEecimieTuos IntimoS
Gc los hogareS, Canto ONO Ell los
rhismeS dc Ia politica Y en- Eaheri: 4
tales o cuales funcionarioS publieoS.
Muy otro va a G nj programa.
De dlstinta manera entiendo el papel
de Ut c0rresponSal que Sc reSpeta Y
que sabe rcspetar = Sus lectores: =
falta Gc yerdaderos { intcreSantes &
-ontccimientos SociaIeS; para Suplir
Ia ausencia de temaS poliJicos de gran
significacion, coSaS amb&s que no
puedep cxistir en- donde 81 numero
lie habitanates es tan reducidc = don
ae Ia vida official &c deSliza tan Sua-
vemeaCe que no prssenCa a~nfractuo-
Shades. nj relieves, nj complicaciones,
n misterioS para los concentrates; ira
tare de cuantc. de modO general, Sc
relacione con cI desarrollo Y pcosPe-
r5dad del Distrito: de Uodo aqueiio
.Ie coucgibuya d dGr una aproXinlada
lea de los ~esiuerzos emprencidos
7ara leyantarlc Y soSCenerle en- IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

We de aoui a tomar la direction Sur,
con 81 nombre de Sierra de Santa
Isabel. que Sc deprime varlas wees,
Y se levanta de nuevo bajo Ia demo
/ minacion de Sierra de Calmajue Y
San Luis, que va a morir en el De-
sierto de San Julian. Del otro lado
del distrito Sc leyanta otra veZ "a
cordillera con ell nombre de Sierra
de San Borja, cuyo punto culminan-
te cs 81 cerro de Yubay, de 2IS7 me-
tros sobre Ell nivel del mar, Y a par
tir de e. Sc llama Sierra de Calmalli
V va a terminal en- el Cabo de San
Lucas. del Distrito Sur.
Paralelamente a la cordillera des-
cIita, que es de naturaleZa ~yolcanlca
que 9eneralmente carece de vegeta-
cion Y Sc halla cortada por canadas
V mesetaS 4 veces ~eXtensas, CORE otra
que parte del cerro denominado +!
Centinc!a V Sc nombra Sierra de Gu
capah. al igual que una de las tribus
aborigeneS Jodavia eXiste en- el
Distrito. Entire una Y otla Sierra
queda un desierto y Ia Ia
guna MaGuata o Salada. En- el para
lelo $40 donde la Sierra del Pinal Sc
dperime, tambiGn presenta Equal acct
dente la de Cucapah, Y da paso a las
&@uaS de Ia Salada; pero uelve Il
surgir bajo Ia denomination de Sic
ira de las Tinajas, que va a unirse q
Ia cordillera principal cerca del Va
lie dc La Trinidad, fernando IN MI
cleo. Ell de Cerro Colorado, del cual
sale un ramal que IA a morir en- Ii
Punta de San Felipe. Ell ell Golfo. De!
Iado de este, Y paralcla a Ia Sierra de
Las Tinajas. CORE Ia de Las Pintas.
con 81 elevado Cerro FL BOmego, '
la cual va a unirse al ramal que ter
nina en- Ia Punta dc San Felipe.
Las ~sierras m~encionadas son las
que sirven como eje Y forman el es-
| pinazo del Distrito Norte; mas de
unas Y otraS Sc despYenden multitud
! de estrihaciones Y coutrafuentes. que
son otras tant&s SicrTas, con cum
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07
CASESE

Mande Sl.OO V lie enviaremos nues-
tro Cat&logo Matrimonial con NOM
bres. retratos Y description de hermo-
Sasa senoritaS y varias viudas que
deseen casarse. Todo S1.00. Enviie-
10 i
international Club. Dept. 3, Box
563, Les Angeles. Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

bres Y cerros multiples por donde
quiera
Algunas montaias, sin embargo de
la aridez general, Gentlemen bosques
donde abundan 81 Pine. Ell encino. 81
enebro y otroS que embellccen y ale
gran el paisaie.
Crateres de volcanes eXtinguidos,
aqui Y ALA, son testigos de los cata-
c!iSmcS de esta peninsula en- epocas
r5motas. Y no son desconocidos en-
nuesctoS dias los sacudimientos terres
tres bastante fuertes en- Ocasiones,
Como consecuencia de Ia ~orografia
descrita, abundan los Wales y gran
des l!anuraS. Y existen algunos desier-
toS. En- los primeros, que son el a
sienCo de Ia agricultural del Distrito,
los cultivos han alcanzadc ultimamen
te IN gran deSarrollo: tambien Sc
siembra en- una que otra l!anura Y
haSta IN des!eTto, el del Colorado, es.
ia siendo intcligentemente approve
chado, graciaS al rjcgo que recibe del
rio dc su nombre. Fl aqua para los
cu!tivoS no Sc encuentra ge~neralnlen-
te en- lG Superficie, aunque es fire.
cuentemente por ell fenomeno del es-
peiismo contemplate a distancia, sin
que el v~iajrro logre a!canZarla Jamas.
Pero q poCa ~profundidad del subsue-
10 es f&cil obUenerla, por medic de
perforaciones ~adecuadas, Y tambien
captaHdo las de lluria en- represas
construidas en- les canOnes de Ia sic
IRA Y cerroS pr0Ximos. Por 10 demaS,
ell gran Rio Colorado y varias I'M
portanteS lagunas, por cl sistema de
~canales. s Il de IN valor grandisimo
en- las reeiones correspondence.
FL china en- cl Distrito, aunque com
prendido en- la IONA Uemplada, cS eX-
;remoSo Y AMBASSADOR Ell Mexlcali, ell
principal centric poblado, y el de ma
yor inlpcrtaEc!a. por su ~riqueZa agri-
cola. durante los meses de mayo, jul
MO. julio. agosto y s~eptiembre. La ra
ION de esta elevada temperature, pOr
10 demas variable a causa de fenGmc-
onos atmosfericos, y que en- los neSes
de Julio Y Agosto alcanZan la aitura
MAMMA De 1860 Fahrenheit, debe bus
carse Ell Ell nivel del suelo. abajO del
mar, Y acaso en- Ia naturaleZa volca-
MICA de Ia Peninsula. Pero a pesar
de TODD. el Distrito cs muy sano.
Ademas de la Agriculture, Sc dedi-
can tambien los habitantes del Dis
trito 4 la ganaderia Y a algunas pc
Qucnas industries. En- cuanto a Ia
mineria. que tai vez en- el porvenir
ilegue a ser valiosa. Sc encuentra por
hoy en- mantillas. Sc sabe, sin en-
barge, Que q orc. la plata, el cobre,
q plomo y Ell hero. asi COMO otraS
subStancias de menor prosapia, eXiS,
ten en- 81 Seno Ge nuestraS Slerras.
Ain piedras precioSas COMO eSmeral-
das, turMalina>, ~iacintos. turqueSaS
Y rubieS Sc cncuentrau en- MeXicali,
Tecate Y el Rosario.
En- 1910, arrojo el cenSo, para Ell
Distrito. una ~poblacion de $3.50, de
los cuales eran hombres 1866. En- Ia
actualidad puede calcularse al rede-
dor de 10000 {! numero Ge sus pobla-
dcres. dc los Que la mayor. parte Vi
ven Ell Mexicali Y al r~ededoreS. La
imirrsci6n tiende u aumentar dia u
dia. De estes habitanteS, Ia aga pre-
dominantc cS Ia msztiza, procedente,
prinripalmentc, del interior de la Re-
publica, Y tambicu del Distr:to Sur.
Quedan todavia alguncs centres de in
dies aborigenes. que Sc conocen con
los n2mbres de Cochimis, cahuilaS o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

tDe rUestro Corresponsai en MeXi-
cali
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

Eajilia &c 100 pleas de loza In
glesa. decoraciones doradas V flo
rales; para y personals. Una gran
ganda a
$4,000
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

Najillas Bungalow de 81 pleas
para Is personals, o heTloSas de-
coraciones florales Y horde angos-
10 dorado,
$3.50
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TOO MUCH RUT.

The fellow who wears a path
from his work 10 his home will
soon wear himself out.
These are not the times of a
hundred years ago, when life
was more simple and people
had time To think. Today we
are going the pace that kills in
our chase for wealth. a pace
that taxes nature To the limit.
We need more recreation.
more relaxation. more enjoy
ment free from the cares of
business. for without these the
pep of life will become sapped
TO the marrow.
In our haste TO accumulate
wealth We have acquired the
habit OF leaving community af-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-07

guilty and thrown the game for
a filthy mess of gambler be-
smirched pottage.
Unless the base ball world
can be thoroughly and effec-
lively purged of these grating
traitors. and the honest play
ers protected from suspicion.
we nigh, well consign the ball
and the bat To Oblivion and I'M
port a few bulls and matodores
from ancient Spain.
The sport would be slippery
with the blood of the vanquish-
ed. but the public would at
least know that the laurelS Of
the victor were honestly won.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-07
ON WITH THE FIGHT.

Press dispatches tell Us that
for months "A bitter fight has
been waged by the retailer and
the consumer against the man.
ufacturer and the wholesaler.
The bone of contention Is the
lowering of prices.
The consumer is tired of pay
ing profteering prices for
everything he buys. He is call
ing a halt by curtailing his ex-
penditures.
The retailer realizes this and
feels the loss of trade through
the determination of the con-
Sumer 10 buy only absolute nee
essities until such time as prices
return 10 normal.
The retailer is as DESTROYS of
"a reduction in prices as is the
consumer, and is fighting the
manufactures and the whole
saler 10 this end.
The latter. however. appears
10 be loath TO surrender his eX-
cessive profits, and is holding
out To the end.
That end. when il comes.
may possibly be a federal
grand jury indictment for pro-
fiteering.
The government. the retail
er and the consumer. when
working together. are decided
~ more powerful than the
manufactures and the middle
man.
Stubbornness and greed may
succeed for "A time. but is gets a
Jolt in the end.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-07
FORD'S MINERS
Heed High Pay, Not
Union.

HARLAN KY Miners az Henry
Ford mines on Banner Fork. who
some time ago were ordered 10 20 on
a strike because of Fort'- refusal "a
recognize the union have gon, back
10 work and refused 10 obey the
strike order issued by officials II the
United Nine Workers upon an
nouncemcnt ~ Ford officials that the
automobile mans company would pay
wages higher than those provided IN
the Knoxville agreement and opera
tor. period.
Ford's tactics in dealing with TIN.
strike is unique and unprecedented IN
thai heretofore strikers have been oc.
casioncd because the operators want.
ed 20 pay lower wages than were de
handed by the union. whereas Ford
rather than recognize the union 0.
paying higher wages than the union
demands. A. one operator expressed
the situation recently, b, seems 20 b,
a case where the miners have turned
down the orders Of the union for the
sake II more dollars and better living
conditions provided by the Ford
plants
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-07
BULL FIGHTS
AND BASE BALL.

Bull fighting is the national
sport in Spain. In the United
States il is base ball.
In Spain every one goes to
see the matadore vanquish the
bull, from the king down TO the
humblest citizen. IL is a gala
day. and the matadore is a ma
tional hero.
In this country large num-
bers of people go TO the ball
games. from the office boy
down to the head of the firm.
The electric wires flash the re-
suit TO the entire nation.
The bull fight is clean, even
II Il is CORY. Graft apparently
has not entered into the sport.
as the matodore could hardly
throw the fight in favor of
the bull without having his in
sides tossed all over the arena
from the horns of the pain
maddened animal
But base ball, the American
national game?
Honest lovers of the sport
are sick, nauseated. holding
their noses from the stencil of
the graft that is creeping in.
What will future champion
snip pennants mean?
To the public they will be
q ecorated with the emblem Of
the almighty dollar-the dirty
dollar of graft-indicating
that some Judas of the dia-
mond has sunk his honor in ini-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-07
No Reduction In Price

uf .J' confirmation ~ pres, Dis.
patches from Detroit. announcing
that there would b., no reduction IN
the price = Dodge Brother. Motor
Car has been received by kinnaIrd
Brother.. the Dodge Brother. dealer
IN TIN. city \ telegram from & "
Mathcson. acting general sales man.
aver 90 the local dealer. read.
Dodge Brother. policy has
ever been 70 give fun value for
the price asked There will b.
no reduction IN the prcsen; prices
- Dodge Brothers motor cars.
Newspaper reports 90 the con
trary are absolutely untrue
dodge Brothers announcement
was no surprise TO u. said kinnaifd
Brothers. In fact B., d. only sub
sanitation II Dodge Brothers bust
nes, principles At no time have they
ever demanded an excess amour, fcr
their product A. IN the past. they
va continue 10 the future ID den ina
q fax return for their efforts
"The mere fact that the demand
for Dodge Brothers motor car. b. ,,ll
greater than the supply, despite the
great expansion program at the fac.
tory. has absolutely nothing TO go
with the decision 20 continue III, pre-.
ent prices In marketing their car
Dodge Brothers have nsvcr msdc q
point Il price and will never sacrihcc
The quality Il their produ, 'o enter
prcr competition. lty.
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fairs entirely TO our elective
officials. contending ourselves
with a perfunctory kick when
things do not go to suit US.
We should leave the beaten
path and take some OF this res
possibility upon our own
shoulders. II would be good
for the community and even
better for us.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-07
LEAGUE CALLED
MISSIONS HOPE.
Disciples OF Christ Con
vention Told That
Ratification ls.The
Worlds Chief
Need.

Louisville. k,.-" Ratification ~
the League e Nations a. the great
est aid to American missionary
work" was cmphas ked 1T every scs-
sion u the cigh,v-cighth annual con.
ventiou ~ the Churches u Christ m
Kentucky. being held at the frs,
Christian Church.
Declaring that resolutions In Err.
land are Go be expected A. result
81 the conflict between capital and
labor ani ~ the dissatisfied faction
over the manner ~ which the Irish
question j. being handled that food
Is practically unobiainablc ~ Ger
many and Austria and describing con
ii,icus everywhere M Europe a. ter.
riblc" pr Y " Crcssfc'd. president
Of Transykana University, who has
just returned from a three months
study ~ conditions Boz Europe. said
that "the only hope Tor stricken
Europe is the League ~ Nations"
Lsasu. Dsse., Mean. Barbarian.
~ the League - Nations b. turn
Ell down." the RfS pr T. l. Powell.
addressing the morning session, sand,
''tte crucihc,ion - Armenia and 81
RIA hy the Turk, under German Leaf
ership viii continue IN the land where
christianity was born
The League II Nations was again
touched by the Rev pr VI \ Hart.
Danullc, regional secretary. "Christ's
purpose ~ the world vas 20 max, the
nations a. one" be- said Our Lord
prayed for an International mind and
an inter racial heart"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-07
A New Seed Wheat

Lexington, ky.,-The kentucky
Experiment Station announces the
development 81 new variety 81 seed
wheat, which has been called Ash
land" Thi. variety represents Sc
lection from Ful,z and has an IN,
good qualities Of TIN. old well known
variety, besides having q sitter straw
and 80 far has proven a better yleldeI
than the Fultz. u is also compare
lively free from disease, such a. N,
,cab. etc Owning 20 the fact that
the Station has furnished number
~ selected farmers IN Kentucky the
seed Of this new variety, several
thousand bushels should bee ready foI
distribution IN the State this fall
For further information concerning
this write O. the Aronomy Depart.
meut. college u Agriculture.