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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
CANADIAN CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

flENlM' 70 ffH 49,
CANADIAN. Tex. Jan. lt.-The
Canadian Chamber Of Commerce
held SIS annual meeting In the din.
ing room of the Moody hotel Tues.
day nighi with seventy five members
present. The meeting was euthus.
iasjic and cons dercd many IMPORT
snt matters for Canadian aud Hemp.
hin county. Among these we're road
maintenance and bonds for read
construction. additienal paving.
more rent houses. a teacherage for
the use OF the teachers % the public
schols. supervisor for the public
roads OF the county. cooperation
With the Parhandle-Plains Chamber
II Commerce In the hearing 81 .ot
January 20 regarding the movement
Of the grain crops % the Pauhau iio
~ Texas. and the placing az Signs
indicating the names % the strC a.
and the numbering ~ the houses iu
the town.
Tho follow ing Officers were re-
elected President. ]. W. sander.
vice-presiden;. p. =. Tepe. treasurer
J. & laacs. sccroiarv v a Palm.
or. VIZ. Palmer caters LIon ha
eleventh yer IS secretary cana
dian cha her of Commerce has Too
memb' and claims 20 have ih-
larF 81 membership IN Texas. ,ht
= Of the town considered.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
AMERICAN LEGION POST
ORGANIZED At LUBBOCK
WITH LARGE Membership

80 a. - lrE NNNAs
LUBBOCK. Tex. Jan. i5.-An
American Legion post gAs Organized
by the ex-serviCs men OF this city
and county al m-aiias ncld IN tie
courthouse hers this evening. oas
hundred and six chsrtor member,
have been enrolled AMI n Is expect
ed the membership will greatly ex-
coed this number BY the next meet
Ing.
Joe J. Moon was el,sted posi con.
mander. y. Jennings. vicc-com-
mander. n. n. Mesk iaen. post adiu-
tant. d. c. Dickinson oosihistoridli.
n. L. Harris. pos tinarcs officer.
A number Of commlltecs wers ap-
pointed. including ne 1i three meme
hers tc draft tentative cosiiiuiion
and 57-laws for this post, \ cali
meeting will be heli January y.
~ ~l.ich II Is desired 10 pass upcu
The tentative constitution ani BY
laws. receive reports OF other COM
mittees and attend . other rapport
ant mater sin conu .ol with ,he
ant matters IN conclusion with the
post.
The posi- will be known as THE
Allen 20 hers" In anror of Ieftrii
and ."' I Allen. TO- brothcrs from
this coJaiy Who We Elind Ia IL
Meuse-Argonne offensive October
:. 1918.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Quickly eosss BY esne'Tstlns
a Hamiln's wizard Gu

A safe rad harmless preparation
10 relieve the pans OF rheumatism
Sciauca. Lame Back and Lunbaso 70
Namlns M,zard Oh IL pene,raies
euickly. drives on, soreness, and
lmbers Up stii aching iolnis and
muscles
iou vii. find almost daily uses Tor
|, IN eases OF sudden mlshaps or ac-
udeu,s such as sptsins. bruises. cuts
bnfns. bites and stinss lust as re-
liable too. ioi -lraehe. tooihAche,
group and ccnc
Get /, from druggists for 70 cents
II not satisfied re,ufL the bottle and
&c, your money back
Ever Constructed - have sies
headaehe's ~, ,ry Wizard Liver
Whips pleasan, little pms plls' ~
eeata Guaranteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
TILLMAN COUNTY TEST
FINDS SAND. REPORT
FROM wichita FALLS

.r.. .ts ESQ N.a.s
FORT WORTH. jar. A dis
patch torn Wichita fa.l- STAT
there IS great excitement through
aut lhr Burrhuruc,i folds over 'n
luoaraut extension Qi 'h' territory
into Tillman county, Okla. u dc
,lHr,s the sha,geJ Had Fisher e..
fr Section Township 2 range ] T.
hl. found ,nc OH sand and has dri'l-
ga four foot INTO the paw 10 Is 'r'-
pairing to complete as soon as easing
.u bn taken tu 'Hy Wt'.
This Co., Dis one mile rUr'h OF ih'
Sparks well Of the General OH COM
uu, which has opened mo- Now ''L
utory uoVn.as tho Rcd River pool
Reports do not l.y0 ans indication
~ what the new rl.mJn veli ".il
make
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
ONE PECAN TREE NETS
OWNER NEARLY Three
HUNDRED DOLLARS

Special 70 the Ns~s
SAN SABA. Jan. IS Money
on trees here san saba county
marketed a hali-million dollar pecan
crop this season II - estimated
that 100 car loads OF pecans have
been shipped out OF this county to
date. and the crop u rot entirely
threshed.
The san Saba PAPER she'll pecan
Is known throughout the ~orld for
iis sire and quality, One iamou :
old tree. COMMONLY referN4 - here
a. odd Jumbo" holds sac rscoid
for bearing nuts. This tr,; ncttti
Us owner s?s2.l5 this season from
The sale Of peoaus gathered from
this tree alone, These nuts are
shipped each year TO London -
regular customers there who show
a preference for and have been bay
ing this particular Jumbo" brand
OF pecan Tor the rast five yeais.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
DAILY REVIEW OF OIL OPERATIONS
FROM LEADING FIELDS OF STATE

general territory Or 1rilIrr ut 200!
foet and is not showing an}ihiHs
0f irnm
ltig DESTROYED
In raln Pinto county thr rig OF
tho Edmou.1n No . ot ihn Empire
GAS lri Fuol Company uolr Miner
20 Wells hl hro1 %. 'ru,'i hy th'
dferp1. of @ str'ug ul 'ool ior "a
distance ot l.tUO fr.,.
Drilling hls been resumed on .''-
.rll tpst. ln the vicinity of Abilene
after opr,id,f.\e d.H'. Ih..
wells aro 'Ne Hamilton SO q OF A.
l..on 90 40 Gillespie Hrw'.sS.Af'.
irr w,iL Tabor No 4 90. 'rd' liI''
.ua Oscar Parker $50. )
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
COMMISSIONERS SELECT
SITE FOR COURTHOUSE

sHa.inl io Goo News
pkluART. Jan. 1.-THE Com
mi .sIoneu Court of nallum county
held an unpu session 900 l0 o'clock
fhi. morning 90 receive reports from
tho various real estate men and
other representative citizens on
building sites for the new county
court house.
Nofa imam mif dolHn locations
v.rr reported u available. cons'd-
nrsunas wuglus irnm $4,000 10
$4,000 lur o. quarter h'l.k go q half
bIr D. peDtiyolv
I'nn tHr completion OF the dis
.gs. 900 of different locations tho
comm .iuurrs mes tu drcuo upon
ihr permanent .u.atuu which VIII
Ie uad. public at % letter date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
BAYLOR TO BUILD
NEW DORM|TORY FOR
MEN; PLANS COMPLETE

Sp<<ial 10 n Nsvs.
WACO. Jan. IF the workmsn
can be secured. the ground Will D.
broken before the end OF this meSi >
on a handsome $500 .0o0 meas dor
mitory for Baylor University. This
building will be absolutely firCproot
and modern % the last detail. There
will b. four floors and an attic.
which viii be arranged 10 aecommo-
date quite a number OF BOYS wac
viii not care 20 pay the price % lis-
ing on the other floors.
1nis buildine viii b. the first
step towards the great expansion
program sanctioned b. the board "
trustees OF the institution. and which
siii donhse the capacity Of The uni
varsity. both a. 10 scryics an the
nnnber .. students accomiro,iaiHt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
Hog Quarantine

eHUrIH' fu I Del Seas.
MEMPHIS. Jan I5-Thc Com-
mi. .oaer, court this week passed %
resolution Qrarautuiug VAN county
AGAINST az hog. 'hl' had nor been
mmuniTel with 800 day treatment
ana tho state sanitary officer was
Bed to cooperate iu This Vu RAM
zinc. This was done because cholera
rps appg, rcl IN Soc adjoining ,og.-
ties.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
LARGE STOCKS FEED
On lsi>D AT FARWELL

FARWELL Jan, 81 survey
OF the feed yards in TeNico- Farwell
show that besides what has been
shipped. there are on hand sl5 tons
Of maize and kaiflr heads. and lti.-
600 bushels OF ear corn. beside the
wheat and threshed maize in the
elevator. The buyers have quit buy
ing until cars can be had TO haul the
corn to market.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
s,rc Sprius, District

IN the Sipe SPRINGS district az
Comanche county th.re is another
fairly good SHOW .ng Ot DO p produc
lion. n b. iu ,ho Cos, 80 . ot tue
Humble OIL ana Refining Company
which D. reported 90 have encounter
cd an oil sand az o depth 20 -.bN.
icrt. The tu.lc. now is h'iE- moved
back 10 drln in the we'll
The Cos, - somewhat TO the
northeast az the Norman wen q:
the HURDLE and mo lu-A w,h OF
40. Atautt Petroleum Company
both oi whi'h uro ieh' producers
Tho Norman wen rccrrt'y started
producing about l-1 barrels daih
and the Lusk is' rated 90 about I'D
barrels daily.
The BRYAN 80. % The Repuhl
Production Company 90 that same
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
stock in Good shape
MEMPHIS MAYOR
CONFISCATEs CAR
LOAD Of COAL

Snccirl 90 The New.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 1.-THE mayor
81 Memphis stopped a car OF coal
here today Il was put out Ia 500
pound lots and distributed 70 the pub
lic The shortage OF fuel here is
again very acute
The car % ~ tons was unloadel
In one hour and forty five minutes
hy farmers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

MEMPHIS. Jan d. Han county
o. experiencing some difficulty loo
.'tul census enumeration as This
Bind Uf NoIk doe. not appeal Io yop
u.H, individuals.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
LACK or SHIPPING FACILITIES SERIOUS
Loss TO FARMERS IN BR|sCOE COUNTY;
EMBARGO ON COTTON UNSET TILES BUSINESS

4 feed In the county Kaffr and
uaiEc has averaged around ton
if grain 60 the acre. aud the acreage
yas large.
Wheat Acreage lowcr
Ouinr 20 the scarcity of labor On.
an the croage 90 wheat VIII bF
about 80 per cent Tor 1929 cOmpIr-
4 with last year.
MANY New Citizens
There is steady influx ~ new
people hBy.ng homes and locatiuE
here All the land offered fur sal
finds ready buyers az unhclrd 0f
oticcs Land that sold three wears
ago Tor from sig % $50 per arr"
ha1 changed hands recently for
from $40 Oh $50.
Tho surveyors W complete thr
0,ll work on the highway 30 about
mother week owing Co q technical
error m the former boud election.
the matter will have Co be- Ia-suh-
uitird and % has beer propose t'ai
4 section 90 tle road be constructed
according To the specifications to i.-
tormine the cost aud character oi
The proposed road
stock IN Good shape
stock nf an k.uis or. WutHr.n.
In fine shape. and there Ira rn poe
ports ~ losses dDr,uE the recent
nov storms There is not enough
stock .n tha county to use the Zoo.
On hand.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

Pom milo, aor,h of r.t'ard the
Nuh American e. Trims Company
has lost Do. e.. o.. CUu'.'". v.. BE-
clus. of damage inflicted when %
heavy charge oi nitrorlyccren was
exploded accidentally orN 300 Tee,
from tho tou of ia' hole
Tho a. e. Pond so OF Root ana
Telling one az tbe Two wells WHICH
has recently established westerly
extension e.. the Pleasant Gro,n dis.
trirr. q. showing better each day. Il
Is roW.rr ht heads every Ten m'u'
ute. ANA indications are thot % viii
De- sety glCJ producer
To tho north OF Eao land che NV
ors aeu OF the Montreal on Conn
raav. which recently wl. shot. has
.taa go further indication, oi pro-
Cucuou. although ttu hole hls not
sea been thoroughly cleaned o1t @
bridge having formed 10 enc hole
after .hc shot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
Autonobil. Burns

Seal % r. Nsws
MEMPHIS. Jan l5-An au;omo-
bile belonging 20 en- oil Well dii..yr
caught fire and burned un. 40 c,-
l.aration IS offered Tor .ls igai's..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

snelai 20 tho News
slI.VERTON, Jan. i5.-Al;hough
Brlscoe county has no railroad as
yet. the failure OF the railroad com
pan.es TO move the products OF the
Panhandle has resulted In q very
material loss to the people OF this
county.
Wheat marketed
There IL considerable wheat set
in the granaries here. threshing Of
kaffir and maize Is about half COM
pleted AND IL greatly hampered by
the lack Of shipplne facilities "a ~,
railroad points: the embargo on cot
ton has caused d general cessation
~ business activities Ia every line
Driscoe county produced IN 1918 BY
far the largest crop IN It's history
despite the scarcity Of labor ana the
high cost OF everything that went
into crop production The present
tangle in marketing this crop Is dis
couraging TO farmers who wish 20
realize on their labor and outlay
Large Cotton Crop
Conservative estimates Of the cot
ton grown In Briscoe county place
the yield at 5000 bales. sboat three
fourihs OF which il picked There
are Gins az Silverton. Quitaqus and
Gasoline. and much cotton Lrown
here Is alo ginned at points outside
Of the country.
There is an abundance OF all kinds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

Hand.sms white enamel esbinsG
table tep; all mechanism pro-
,-c,ed.
tissvy copper. extra large tub.
can't d,.color elothea lnside
refiee;lr smooth. nothing to wear
Ct tear thing'-
washe, b. p,rice,ro-k.a-hyes-.
usa;qnieSsslEnossthos
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-30

I Is only within the past decade that
engineers have come TO the realiza-
ton that heat generated by electricity
has enormous possibilities Of indus
trial development. Of curse ii has
always been known that electricity
passing through a wire created heat
of varying degrees and intensity, but
formerly this was considered more in
than otherwise.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-30
DRESSES FOR YOUNG MISSES
Little Ladies' Now Enjoy Some Of the
Winsome Fashions INDUCED in by
Grownups.

Little girls about the age Of eight
years come into the glory Of fliers at
the hips Of their one-piece gowns, and
Of the skirts that they wear with
blouses. A little gown of soft CASH
mere in the new leaf brown has q waist
of the blouse type reaching to the hip
line. Over the shoulders and droop-
Ing to the hip line, front and back,
are bands Of taffeta silk a shade dark
er than the cashmere. The skirt Is cut
wide at the top and graduated at the
side seams to a narrower border. The
fullness at the top is attached at the
hips in two loose wings fastened to the
waist with brown satin buttons. The
sleeves reach a little below the elbow
and are finished with a band that has
two long loops at the elbow. The waist
and skirt are attached, and the line
defined with a large soft cord covered
with the satin. The neck is round and
is faced one the under side. Three
rows Of ~wine-colored beads are around
the neck.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-30
CUTAWAY SWEATER IN STYLE
Latest Fashion Is Dashing and Differ
ent From Many Others That
Were Popular.

Sweaters grow prettier and prettier.
From being a merely unitarian article.
donned for warmth in camp or on a
sailbOat, or after a game Of tennis,
the sweater has come to be the very
pivotal point Of the summer costume.
Everything else Is planned and pur-
chased to match the charming sweater
bought first of all OF account of it's
stunning style Or it's appealing color.
And, Of course, there must be several
sport costumes to 60 with the several
sweaters every now has to
have. There is the sweater for rough
ing it in camp, and there is the sweater
for posing about on the country club
veranda-and between are many other
varieties of sweaters.
Newest of the new Is the cutaway
slipOn. Needless to prophesy that this
sweater will have a tremendous vogue.
1t is SO smart, so dashing and so diff
ferent from other sweaters that have
gone before that It's vogue is predes-
tined. The gay little cutaway fastens
on the shoulders with pearl buttons
and b%uttonhOles and neckline. armhole
and turned-up lower edge are finished
with crochet stitch in contrasting color.
The sweater itself is knitted-an easy
stitch with which every woman who
has knitted war sweaters is familiar.
The ribbed section at the front Of the
waistline makes the little cutaway
jacket fit like a glove and the cutaway
extension is turned up and caught
with buttons, making pockets-into
which nothing must be put, however,
for fear of spelling the trim line of tine
Eweater.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-30
HEADDRESS is FAD
Adjournment of Hair Is important,
French Modistes Believe.
alton What Is to Be Worn on
the Head.

HeaddresSes are receiving more and
more attention from the greatest
French dreSSmakerS. In the past,
writes a Paris fashion authority, the
woman who wanted 10 complete her
evening toilette by a headdress was
compelled to search through the shops
for Il suitable one, but this was not al
ways easy TO find. Often the only re-
ward for such a shopping trip was the
finding Of a hair ornament that did not
in the least carry out the idea of the
costume.
Now the maker of the evening gown
designs a headdress to accompany ii,
so that it is no longer a matter of
wearing anything that n may happen
to pick up in a shop. AS a result, the
headdress is becoming more and more
important.
Poiret shows great art in these. Nj.
Worth makes beautiful draped turbans
without crowns to complete his eve
ming dresses. He uses the chin chain
as well as dangling earrings on his
turbans, the whole adding a note Of
great brilliancy to the costume.
We may expect to see quantities Of
tulle and silks used in hats for some
time to come, due largely to the ruined
condition of the straw industry. Re-
boux combines tulle and lace with re-
markable skill. A pretty example OF
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-30

is correct in style. But the 'if' is very
important. A badly cut, homemade
looking MILDLY is very poor style in
deed and has a slouchy appearance
that is depressing.
Some women can make ~presentable
MILDLY costumes on the home sewing
machine. but IL takes considerable
skill. Careful tailoring must be put
into such a costume-just as careful
tailoring as would go into a cloth suit
to be worn with ones best hat, white
gloves and buttoned walking boots for
a promenade on the avenue. Because
a MILDLY is a garment intended for in
formal wear is %no'reason why it should
have the lines and general effect Of a
negligee or a bungalow aprOn-and
too many home-built MILDLY suits have
just this effect. A really smart MILDLY
in the shops Is not cheap. but the Co.'S
tune will endure a surprisingly long
time and will come home from the
cleaners looking good as new. MILDLY
suits are admirable for young girls and
older women to e for boating.
They are not correction women over
twenty-five years old-for country club
wear or ever for tennis or other out
door sports, but a woman of forty may
wear q MILDLY on yacht or motor cruis-
err and be quite en- regle.
Comfortable as the MILDLY blouse Is,
1t should not be affected by the house
wife as an easy-to-work-in morning cos
tune.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-30
Novel House Dress.

A love of a house dress is of rain
bow pink velvet and chinchilla. The
frock is Of knee length with a chin
chilla band about the hem. This same
fur makes collars and cuffs. There
are cartridge plaits over the hips. The
gown laps kimono fashion and Is held
fast by a string girdle Of velvet and
emerald silk cords.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-30
A Crochet Hint.

When crocheting around the edge Of
a dolly, collar, or other article diff
Guilty Is often experienced in forcing
the crochet hook through the material,
especially If 1t Is heavy and closely.
woven. Before beginning the crochet-
ing sew around the article with the
sewing machine, using a large needle
and long stitches. DO not thread the
needle. This makes evenly spaced
acles through which to pass the GRO
cl.et hook.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-30
Make Blankets Soft.

Blankets may be made fluffy and
soft after washing, If they are brush
ed thoroughly with a new broom or
brush while they are hanging on the
line to dry.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-30
MIDDIES ARE IN WARM FAVOR
Garment Is Comfortable and Pleasing,
but Should Be Well and Correct.
Iy Made.

Nothing Is so comfortable as a good
old MILDLY costume-and nothing looks
SO well On a young girl, IL the MILDLY
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-04-30

her method is seen in IN evening hat
which has the crown tulle draped
the hair like a cap and allowed to fall
In two soft loops at the back. To this
Is set a %delicately plated lace brim.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-01-21
Notice to Prove Foreign Will.

Notice to Prove Foreign viii.
In County Court for Grant County,
Wisconsin.
In the Matter of the Estate of Ole
/. Olson, Deceased.-In Probate.
Notice is Hereby Given, That at the
Regular Term of the County Court to
be held in and for said county, at the
Court House, in the City of Lancas-
ter, in said county, on the first Tues
day of February, A. d. 1920, the fol-
lowing matter will be heard, consid-
cred and examined and adjusted -
The application of Anna Olson that
an authenticated copy and probate
thereof of the will of such testator
may be filed and recorded as the last
will and testament of Ole T. Olson,
late of the village Of Bowman, Bow
man County, State of North Dakota,
deceased, and that an administrator
with the will annexed of the estate
OF said deceased be appointed.
Dated January 5th, 1920.
BY the Court,
e. B. GOODSELL,
Judge.
Brennan & Carthew, Attorneys. 46w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-01-21
RAILROADS LOSE
$5O,OOO,O 900 SUIT.

Washington The railroads of the
country lost their suit in the supreme
court to collect additional compensa-
ton from the government amounting
to more than $5O,O0O,OO0.
The roads claimed the postmaster
general had no authority for institut-
ing a new system of handling the
mails in 1916, which reduced their
compensation approximately one
sixth. The court upheld the post
master generals decision, thus affirm
ing decisions of the court of claims.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-01-21
THE MYSTERIOUS CASE
OF DIR. FRUENDENFERG.

The mysteries of Nicholas Carter,
Edgar Allen Poe or Conan Doyle
promise to be outdone at Markesan
where DR.. A. ]. Fruendenberg is
held for the murder of his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Nettie Duffles DR.. Fruen-
Genberg remains unperturbed in jail
while his wife stands by him to the
limit of their fortune estimated in
the hundreds of thousands. A few
years ago the doctor, poor man,
married into the family. Since then
five have died Special writer's from
all over the country will report the
Markesan case when it goes to trial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-01-21

Dica Dinger was refused a divorce
from David Dinger by Judge Higbee
of La Crosse who said that all mar
riages between Wisconsin parties who
go to Minnesota to splice and return
to this state to live, are void where
the intent is to avoid the 5-day wait
prescribed by the Wisconsin law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-01-21

The city OF Racine will make re-
fund Of $3.50 to every person who on.
July / was granted a license to sell
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-01-21

liquor for the year 1919-192O and for
which each paid $500. The majority
of saloons closed January 16.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06
ADMIRABLE PREcocIDAD MUsI-
CAL

Una militia de apenas afios de edad.
Rosa Maria Pedrqjo cordero, que estu-
vo en- San Juan acompaiiada de su Sc
nor padre que reside en- Ponce y tiene
aquf numerosos amigos, ha causado
general soIpresa entire los que tuvierOn
la buena oportunidad de oirla ejecutan
do diyersos trozos en- ell piano. Todayfa
no sabe Ieer Y apenas cubre con sus
manecitas las teclas; pero resulta una
verdadera notabidad. Els facultad in
nata en- la graciosa criatura que mues-
ira singular maestrfa promote ser
una superior pianista. Asf 10 Green las
personals entendidas en- mfsica, conoci-
das profesoras de testa ciudad que han
podido apreciar las brillantes faculta-
dies de la nina.