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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
BALTGUDzIAI REIKA-
LAUJA LAISVES.

Ryga, koyo so d. (Ra5o Mi
'chael Farbman). -. AS tik-ka
kalbejausi su baltgudziu atstovu
|pulk Jesovitoy apie jp dalyvavi-
ma taikos tatybose tarp Lenki-
JOS II soyietines Rusijos. Suva-
ziavimas zada butt Borisove ma
zane baltgudiiQ miestelyje. Ia
ryhose butinai svarbiq role los
nepriklausomybe.
Lenkai il baltgudziai reikalau-
ia, kad bolSevikai evakuotu dide-
II baltgudiu zemes plotq. Bet
Lenkija atsisako pripazmti teise
baltgudzip radai pasiusti atsto-
vuS BoriSovan.
Pasal II : 'esoyitovo apture..
udijoje yra dide-
lis sujudimas.
"Atsisakymas pripazinti musu
teise dalyvauti taikos suvaziavi-
me, kur baltgudzip likimas bus
nusprestaS. sake pulkininkas,
gall nuyesti prize smarkaus
paslstengimo sulauzyti lenku
okupavimo junga. Baltgudziu
mazuma visuomet skelbe revoliu-
.cinius metodus isgavimui Saliai
nepriklausomybes nuo lenku val
dzioS, bet musu visuomenes w
raj, kol-kas istenge sulaikyti ma
yuma nurodydami j tai. kad toks
sukilimas prizes lenkus gall butt
paskaitytas bolSevizmu talkinin-
ku Salyse
"Dabar, kada kare su bolsevi-
kais gal pasibaigs, tai tolesnis
lenkq okupavimas baltgudzip bus
nepakenGiamas.
"Baltgudziu rada paSiunte pro-
tesla NarSavon prizes yisoki ban
dyma nuspresti musp likima be
musq atstovybes. il taipgi pra-
Sc Maskvos leisti dalyvauti mu-
sQ delegacijai taikos suvaziavi-
me. III pasitikejimu laukiama,
kad sovietine valdzia mielai. pri-
tars musu praSymui.
Mes taipsi praseme apgyni-
Imo Paryziuje. Musp santikiai su
Lenkija pasieke kritiskiaiusio
lalpsnio il jei Lenkija uasispirtp
lauzyti toliaus Baltgudijos tel
ses, tai niekas negali zinoti, kas
gall atsilikti.'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
UzREGISTRAVIMO NU-
MIRUSIU VARIOUS
RINKIMAMS.
Klastingu vardu vardoje $500.

Klastlngu vardu vardoJe $500.
Chicago H., kovo 81 d. =
Rinkimu komiteto tyrinetojai Fl
ir is vardos knygose atrado W.
rasytus vardus Sintu numirusiu
zmoniu, simtus uzejunu vardu il
Wsai pramanytus vardus. Site
vardai pereita savaite buvo uz-
registruoti pastangomis veikeju
Thompsono-Lundino organizaci-
jos, kuri deda visas pastangas
tam, kad paemu: kontrole ant
respubllkonp organizacijos ap-
skrityje, iSrenkant savo kandida-
tus i vardg komtetus bal I3 d.
Vyriausis rinkimp raStines
.klerkas James F. Sullivan Sian
dien suskaite $500 klastinsq var
du, kurie turos butt isbraukti If q
vardos uzrasp If 1000 is 1S var
dos. Klastingi vardai l:itose var
dose 3, "A; 22 If IS sake sudari:
daugiau kaip 5000, kurie ture:
butt jsbraukti prize rinkimu:
bal. 10 d.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
TURKAI KILA PRIZES
TALKININKUS VISOJ
TURKIJOJ.

Paryzius, kovo 81 d. - Sulig
telegrama is Bazelio, Sveicarioj
atsiusta Gia Fournero Agenturai,
Peter Lloyd is Budapesto prane-
Sc, jog visoj Turkijoi iskiriant
-Konstantinopoli, kila sukiIimas
prizes talkininkus. Telegrama is
Atenu atsiqsta Iaikrasciui Temps
sake, kad grekai bando uzimti
Adrianopoli If rytine TrakiJa.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
BONILLAS SUzEISTAS
RIAUSESE.
Mckiskos Prezidentinis Kandida

Mekiskos Prezidentinis Kandida-
tas Suzeistas Gatvinej Pestinej.
San Antonio, Tex, kovo 81 d.
= zinios apturetos 6ia is Laredo
skelbia, kad Meksikos ambada-
rius Suv. Valstijoms ir kandida-
tas / Meksikos prezidentus Ygna-
clio Bonillas utarninke buvo su-
zelstas riauSese Me*ico Mieste.
PraneSimas atejusis tiesiai is
sostines nepasako, ar labai Bonil-
las suleistas. Pestynes ivyke pc
gen. Obregono If Gonzales'o pa
sekeju demonstracijai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
Savivaldybes Projektas Eina
Toliau.

Londonas, kovo 81 d. - At-
.stovq butas Siandien prieme ant
rq skaitymq airiq savivaIdybes
projckto 34S balsais prizes 81.
Prad5jus svarstyti projektq
vienu pmmqjQ kai,betojp buvo
Ulsterio unijistq vaGas Sir Ed
ward Carson. Jis pasake, kad jis
kaip buvo taip il yra prieSingas
visai airiq savivaldybes politikai
If kad jis nebalsuos w projektq
vienok il nesistengs pakcnkti
jam patapti istatymu.
Ka!5edamas apie uzmuSystes
Airijoje. jis pasake, kad jis ncti-
ki, jog 10 tautietiai yra kalti ia
me. lis mano, kad ia dara EMO
mes sugrize is Amerikos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
RENGIA SOVIETA
FIUMEJE.

Triest, Italia, kovo 81 d. =
Americas konsulis cia Ralph
Busser isakytas is Washingtono
panaikino Amerikos pasporta IS
Quota vienam d'Annunzios SEX
retoriu Henry Frust.
Frust yra gilnes New Yorko
mieste il yra caves pasporta is
valstybes skyriaus tuoju tilislu,
kad jis vaziuoja mokytis Ttali-
jon.
Bet nuo pereitp metp rugsejo
jis apleido miversitetq Paduoi
If buvo prize d'Annunzios.
Mokedamas gerai seSias kal-
bas jis yede d'Annunzios propa-
gandq svetimosc kalbose.
Frust sake. kad kap. d'Annun-
zio besiu dvieju menesip pa
skelbs respublika Fiumeje; jos
konstitucija busianti sovietinic
.budo Girdi, kada fiumietiai pri-
siraso prie d'Anpunzio kariuome-
nes, tai jie prisiekia butt istiki-
mails ne karaliui, tiz poetu:
|komanduotojui
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
36,975 AZIATU
KANADOJ.

Ottawa, kovo 80 d. - Kaip
pranesina vastybes sekretorius
atstovp butte, tik Io6 japona. ii
IS chinai prieme Kanados pile
tybe, nors ateivyste is sitq saliu
tolydzio plauke pradedant nuo
1911 m. Paskutinis suskaitynlas
gyventoju parodo, kad Kanadoje
yra 9,2o1 japonas il 27,774 chinai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
PERUVIJA ATSIPRASO
BOLIVIJOS.

Buenos Aires, kovo 81 d. -
Bolivijos minister's cia Ricardo
Misija iSleido praneSimq paskel-
biantl, kad Peruvija pilnai paten-
kino Bolijq If atsiprase w nese-
mai atsitikusius uzpuolimus ant
Bolivijos pasiuntinybes Limoje
il konsuliato Mollendoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
JAPONIJA SUMINKSTI-
NANTI VALDzIA
CHlNUOSE.

San Francisco, kovo 81 d. -
Cia iseinantis japonu laikrastis
New World sake, kad Japonija
Suv. Valstijp, Ang1ijos
ir Francijos valdzioms, jog j pa
sirensusi padaryti tam tikrus nu-
sileidimus Mongolijoje il Man
ziurijoje toms valdzioms reika-
laujant
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
Fiurrieciams Nusibodo.
D'Annunzio.

Londonas, kovo 81 d. = Cab
riele d'Annunzio, kaip pranesa
telegramos is to miesto, labai ap-
gailauja, kad 10 oficieriai leido
iSleisti lapelius, reikalanjacius,
kad btttu paskelbta respublika.
L-aukiama zmoniu sukilimo,
kadangi Fumes zmonems nusi-
bodo d'Annunzio savaranki val
dzia; daugaus kaip 1000 jo prize
sininkq yra susodinti i kalejimus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
RADIKALAI PAREINYJ
ATMUSTI.

Buderich, Pareinio Prussia, ko-
vo 80 d. = Taldzios kariuomene
pasiv3re prieEin rytp If pietu lin
kui II uzeme Huexe, Haltern If
Achem. sparta'sai nustojo triju
kanuoliu kovoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
SVEICARIJOS KAIMIE-
CIAI PRITARIA TAU
TU LYGAI.

Paryzius, kovo 80 d. - Svei-
carlos kainie5ip Iygos delegatu
susirinkimas Berne 5I4 balsu
prizes 4 prieme rezoliucija pata-
rianciq Syeicarijos kaimieGiams
balsuoti uz ju sales prisidejimq
prie tautu lygos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
Turkai klIa prizes ta|kininkus
visOj TurkijOj.
Projektas karGi uzbaigti paduotas.
atSt0vu butui.
RUSAI SMARKIAI SU-
MUSE JAPONUS.

Honolulu, kovo 80 d. = Ka-
blegrama is Tokios atsipsta laik-
rasciui Nippu Jill sako, kad ia
pony kar5uomenes dalis stoveju-
81 arti Nikolajevsko, Sibire aptu-
rejo didelius nuostolins muSiuose
81 'rusq pajiegomis.
Kablegrama, privesdama pave
luotas telegramas nuo japonQ
karines zinybos Sibire kaipo att
toritctq, sake, kad kova praside-
10 kovo IS d. ir traukesi dvi die
nj, bet nepaduoda skaitliaus w
mustu ar kick dalyvavo musyje.
Pagal praneSimus rusai sunai-
kino japonu konsuliata Nikola-
jevske kovos laiku; kas atsitiko
su konsulu lsida nezinia.
Bolsevikai Paene petrovska.
Londonas, kovo 81 d. - Boil
seviku kareiviai paeme Petrovs-
kq ties Kaspiios jura siaurinej
Kaukazo dalyj; bolseviku rate
1iai uzeme ia miesta kovo 80 d.
Petrovske paimta didele daugybe
grobinio.
Visos zibalo s6myklos atrasta
gerame stovyje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
Turkai Ginkluojasi.

Konstantinopolis, kovo so d.
Gerai prisiziurejus dalykams, at
rodo, kad nuo Suv. Nalstiju nu-
sprendimo priklausimo, al, palikti
Konstantinopoli turkp ar anglu
globoje.
Vidujc yra atsikartojimas di-
deliu plotu Balkanq maisaties
prizes kare.' Nesant sasisiekino
imoniu zinios is Anatolijos yra
menkos, bet didelis subruzdimas
yra Mazojoj Azijoj. Europieeiai
yra kaltinami graibstyme zemiq
If turkai tautininkai rengiasi at
kakliai priesintis naikinimu tiltu.
Tx Amerika gall Padaryti
Tvarka.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
oRAS
cHIcAGoJE In APlELlNKEJE

siandien apsiniaukes su perku-
MIA po pietp sal6iau; pietvaka-
rinis smarkus v5jas.
Sauletekis. 5:34 val. ryto;
Sauleleidis, OLA val. yak.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
Padotis Grasi.

Kopenhaga, koyo 80 d. II Yra
laukiama, kad krizis danu kabi-
netin5s kliuties ateis kctverge.
Yra jauGiama, kad kq ne dalyty,
karalius, padetis turi butt grasi.
Demonstracijos uz il prizes ka-
ralip atsitiko ivairiose vietose be
hopenhagos. Keli pulkai kare-
ivlp pastatyti " kopcnhagos ri
bQ If laukia marSuoti sostinen.
Nakar vakare uzsidarius dirb-
tuvems tukstantiai darhinnku
nubruzejo linkui Amalienborgo.
karaliaus bustinio rumo, bet juos
julaike policija ii neleido eiti ar
tyn prie rumo.
Nina Sauke il svilpe ant kick
vieno pravaiiuojantio motorinio
karo SUI didziunais, pasauktais
pas karaliq tartis kas del naujo
kabineto.
"Salin Sill karaliumw If "Lai
gyvuoja danq respublika!" buvo
daznai girdeti is minios.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
Tvarka.

Sitas pasipriesmimas rengiama
prizes anglus If francuzus. Suv.
Valstijos aera intariamos zemiq
grobstyme If Amerikos valdzia
lbutu pageidaujama visoms kle-
SONS ir tautoms imperijoje, iskai-
tant mahometonus.
Ncziurint to, jog yra zinomas
hSnv- Valstiju sentimentas prizes
tnrkus, Suvl Valstijq prieminlas
mandate ant visos turkp imperi-
JOS atrodo vienintele viltimi at
steigimui tvarkos be kraujo pra-
liejimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-01
Atrial BOMBARDAVO
POLICIJOS KAZARMES.

Skibbereen, Airija, kovo 81 d.
y Daugiau kaip Simtas ginkluo-
tq vyrq vakar nakti uzpuol9 po-
licijos kazarmes Durruse, Corko
apskrityj, su sa' dykl5mis If pet
rolinemis bombomis Dali namo
il du policistu suicide,
vienq sunkiai.
Po smarkios kovos uzpuolikai
tapo nuvyti; manoma, kad keli
ju buvo suzeisti.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24

New York Curb

Furnished by L. J, OVERLOOK. BROKER
 CorreSpoHdent Logon 6 BryGr
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24

are being easily handled as a result of the improvement in transportation
 The most cheerful note respecting in dustrial prospects was voiced by Chair man Gary of the United States Steel corporation at the semi-annual meet ing of the American Iron and Steel in stitUte.
 In many other branches of industry, the retrograde movement of the past two months found tangible expression in further slowing down of actual sus- pension of operations
 Technically the stock market is said to rest on sounder foundation than since the last wave of deflation. This is attributed to the belief that stocks are mostly in strong hands, with sub stantial reduction of brokers loans.
 Opinions vary as to the course of the money market for the balance of
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24
NEW YORK coPPERS
Boston Coppers

FErnished by [. J, OVERLOOK, BROKEI
 Corrsspondsat Logon 6, Bryos
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24
COTTON MARKED

NEW YORK, Oct 23.-Cotton closed irregular at net advance of 40 to 70 points.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24
SILVER QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Oct, 23. = Bar silver domestic, unchanged; foreign so.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24

the year Much depends it is said, on the trend of general trade.
 On all sides it is agreed that politi- cal conditions have exerted less in fluence on quoted values than since the presidential campaign Of 1896.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24
WEEKLY FINANCIAL

NEW YORK, Oct 23. - A feature of the week in the securities mar.er was the continuance of the broadened demand for new capital issues of rec ognized worth in the face of condi- tions which effected further deprecia- tion of speculative shares.
 The stock market was dull and oft en unsettled, mainly because of the acute industrial situation in England and the more rapid decline of many leading commodities at home.
 Apart from the strong inhuiry for new investment issues, however there were sereval reassuring factors. espe- cially the enormous crop yields. There
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24

One Ford ton truck; stock body; good as new, cheap; easy terms. Bis bee Auto Company Main street
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24

Every woman knows how important it IS to keep her hair attractive and free from gray. faded strealxs. Proper care or the hair is the very cornerstone upon which beauty culture is builded.
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24
Faded Hair Now
 Easily Renewed

Every woman knows how impor- tant it is to keep her hair attractive and free from gray. faded streaks.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24
Mn1ing and Financial NelUs
 B
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY REVIEW LEASED WiR

NEW YORK, Oct 23. - Pools con trolled today's short stock market ses- sion, concentrating their bullish ma neuvers on special shares, to the com parative neglect of usual favorites.
 Such issues as United Fruit and Montana Power, North American, Brooklyn Union, Peoples and Laclede Gas shares. United Railways, preferr- ed and Western Union scored net gains of ? to 715 points, with minor changes in steels. equipments and rails
 The advance seemed to be based largely on cables from London which pointed strongly to reduced tension in the British industrial situation. There was little in domestic developments to justify the movement, most of the days news indicating fresh reaction ary tendencies in industry and com merce. Sales, 2OO,U0O shares.
 The bond market, including Liber- ties and local fractions, was irregular on reduced dealings, internations also manifesting an easier trend Total sales, par value. amounted to $6,45O,- 900.
 Old United States bonds unchanged on call for the week.
 A contraction of s5O,2S9 200 in ac- tual reserves, causing a deficit of all most S24,00O,O00, the years largest, was the feature of the clearing house weekly statement. Other conspicuous features which reflected the recent ex- tensive shifting of funds included decrease of S9O.S4S, 900 in actual loans and discounts. a decrease of $65,454,- 900 in reserves of members with the local federal reserve and a contrac- tion of about s11S,O6OOOO in net de- mand deposits.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-24
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

NEW YORK, Oct. 23. = The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows deficit in reserves of S23,9771S0 due to decrease from last week of s5O,- 2S3,200 below legal requirements.
, 1920-05-22

lst Member for Christiansted Country
District (Stakem0nn) remarked: Mr..
Chairman. According to American princi
pies the people are supreme. In the
United States referendum is made to the
people; if the people of these island are
not satisfied they have a light to send
their grievances to WASHINGTON. IAN
plause from the Lobby
The Chairman rang the bell and asked
for order in the Lobby,
2ld Member for Christiansted Town
(Canegata) remarked: Mr.. Chairman
| propose that before we take the vote
on this matter we give the people a
chance and hear what they have to saw.
1t is very seldom we hear what they have
to say. Let US give them a chance.
The Chairman remarked: The motion
before the House now is, all those in
favor of two District Judges for the
Islands i. e. one for each Municipality
vote i'll the affirmative.
End Appointed Member tNoLD remark
ed: Mr.. Chairman. We do not saw that
it is impracticable to have two District
judges, but we say it would be involving
additional expense. 1t is your money if
you want these two judges you may vote
for two.
The Chairman put to the vote the mo-
ton made by End Appoint ted Member
[Noll].
10 members voted for; S against.
The Chairman remarked: The motion
is lost.
, 1920-05-22

LIST Member for Christianstpd Country
District L~StakemUnn remarked: Mr..
Chairman. The Council will receive
information from the public as to
what their desires are: and when that
information comes it is then left to
the Council or Government to do What
they see fit.
End Appointed Member NoU) would
like to know who is going to advise the
public at the mass meeting.
lst Member for Christiansted Country
District lSt0kemGmm asWered: I am
going to advise them.
End Appointed Member lN0Ui woulG
like to know if any one representing the
Government has been invited to attend -?
LIST Member for Chri tiansted Country
District lStokemanm answered: The
public is invited to attend.
1st Member for Frederiksted Country
District (Amdersen) remarked: Mr..
Chairman Any one who wishes to attend
the meeting and express an opinion may
do so. =
The Chairman remarked: We have
been deviating very much from the Or
der of the Day. The bill, by Govern
ment's request, is postponed until the
next meeting.
Item 6.
Colonial Council Bill No. 80.
Bird Discussion on Colonial Coun-
Gil Bill No. 80, Draft of an Ord
nance, introduced by Government
providing a compiled code of ger err
al and special laws. and altering.
amending, repeating and continuing
existing laws.
The Chairman remarked: This mat
, 1920-05-22
C~HRISTIANSTE A
$50. MONDAY EVENING $50.
"Marie Walcamp" in The Red Glove" !.
Episode T. "A DESPERATE CHANCE"
Episode Z. "A DESPEt

After her fall from a tree trunk to a stream below, Billie see the red glove
manages to get it, She makes a captive of the Vuture, sngahanded, bat he eSca
There are nanye exciting eVents in this episode which closes with . very realistic
ison between the auto and a train.
Episode 3. FACING DEATH"
The beginning of this episode with the aWo rash pictured at the close of the
episode is justified by the REALISTIC nature, of the occurrence Billie and Tia. Ju
scarcely escaped death and the Vuture leads a prison break releasing all of his n
The Vuture and Wiley cut down an oil derrick on which Billie hs sought refuge
Billie saves herself by springing to the roof of a nearby building. a number full
interesting and exciting action.
, 1920-05-22
PRO
FOR ST. CIR ok.
Continued from yesterdays Avds

End Member for Frederiksted Country
District (M. NJ. Skeoch) remarked: Mr..
Chairman. | look upon the advertise
ment in the papers calling a mass meet
ing a farce; are the people who voted
for the members in this Council to decide
whether we should have one or two
judges.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1920-11-25
FARMERS ARE LEARNING
TO KEEP LAND AT HOME

Necessity is the mother Of inven-
ton" Although the wind blows in
this country and a great deal of real
estate changes locations every spring,
the farmers are finding ways Of keep
ing their farms at home.
Through the efforts of the Curry
County Farm Bureau, a program of
instruction has been carried out dur
ing the past year to prevent the blow
ing away Of the soil. Farmers have
been advised to leave a considerable
amount of the fodder on the ground
at harvest time; and when the soil
tarts to blow, to list the land at frc.
quent intervals at right angles to pre-
vailing winds.
Instruction in the proper use Of
fertilizer has also been an important
item in the program of the Farm
Bureau.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1920-11-25
GOV. LARRAZOLo PARDoNS
l6 VILLA RAIDERS

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Nov, 22,-Sixteen
followers Of Pancho Villa Of Mexico,
sentenced to the New Mexico peni-
tentiary for life for participation in
the historic raid across the border
on Columbus, N. NJ, were pardoncd
today by Governor Larraxolo.
All but one had pleaded guilty to
second degree murder, the other get
ting n committed sentence for first
degree murder.
The governor stated he believed the
men were ignorant and not criminally
responsible and emphatically denied
the report that the pardons were ito
further friendly relations with Mex!-
CO."
The governor declares the raiders
acted under duress as they would
have been killed for disobedience tO
Villas orders, and says they told him
that they thought they were going
to attack a Carrancista garrison al
Palomas-
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1920-11-25
FARMERS OF COUNTY RAISE
STANDARDS OF LIVE STOCK

With two good crop years and pros
poets for a third, Curry County is re-
alizing that a good way to market
big crops of grain is to market their
products on foot. With this in view,
the county agent, Mr.. f. Peterson,
has assisted the farmers in organizing
pure-bred Duroc-Jersey Hog Grow
ers Association for the purpose of
promoting the growth of pure-bred
stock.
So far there has been practically
no surplus stock to ship away, as
the farmers have been able to dis
pose Of their surplus animals on the
local market.
Another big step toward raising
the standards in the county was
made theis year when twenty-six pure
bred Poland China gifts were import
ed for members Of the Boys and
Girls Clubs.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1920-11-25
SANTA FE APPRENTICES
To MEET Topeka TEAM
Thanksgiving Clash in Clovis VIII
Settle Football Supremacy
Of Railroad Elevens.

The football supremacy Of the
Santa Fe system will be settled on
Thanksgiving day, when the fast Clo-
Wis team will clash with the eleven
representing Topeka, Kansas.
The game will be played on the
High School athletic grounds, starting
at 2:30, and promises to be a hard
fight from the first Kickoff.
The Clovis lads, who have built up
a fast team, are smarting under the
7 to 0 walloping they received at the
hands of the Kansas team recently,
and are going into the game with the
determination to come out winner,
The Clovis lineup follows;
Yates, (Capt) quarter.
Stephens, left end.
Miller, right end.
House, right tackle.
Broome, left tackle.
D'Spain and Morrison, guards,
W. Conlin, center.
Smitham, left half.
Seery, full back.
Kiley, right half.
Montgomery, T. Conlin, Graham,
Spetter, Copeland, substitutes.