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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

he can afford shoes at present prices,
he Is profiteer. II he kicks about the price
he IL Roiehe,fk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

We used TO hear q song. Every.
bciyTr Blowing bubbles" Nov IT'S
''Eserytodys Blowing Troublea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
HELP HELP

The county commissioners had
bs,ter send some ono out 20 Postum
Hollow and prop the tree that In
boiling tho bridge that should be over
the creek. as tho tree II beginning
10 lean and may ic, the bridge int
the accihlnx waters Of Cross crvek
and then wend It's way into the
OCEAN. never 10 be seen aEnin.--
Bloomfield correspondence. steuhsn.
vile Ohio Herald. Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
Hes lts~l Pc~vcd Abous II

Mn Alma N Hartman and For.
at Ray have tcser;od husband.
father. home and birth. I will not
be responsible for any debts made
BY them on earth J. G Hartman.
burlington uowaJ Gazette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

~ choice location for q home that
II difficult TO find" advertises q real
estate man. Just the thing when
the RAsearor Ia around.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

Tho high enst OF getting mar.
RED says a vienna cable Tn oaus.
Ing much discomfort" And Il isat
a mark TO the high cost OF staying
married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

What wc'rc AFRAID Of IL that the
overall clubs Will die before the FAC
tories can turn out skin-tishI silk
overaiis for the feminine population.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-12-17
Ordinance No. 81

lmpoainga street tax for the
year 1920 of 81. 90 per head or in
lieu thereof two days work, on
all the male residents of the
Town of Glenmora, La, over the
age of eighteen years and up to
the age of fifty five years.
Section / Be it ordained by
the Mayor and board of slider
men in regular session convened
that there is hereby levied q
street tax for year of 1920 Of 81.
90 per head in lieu thereof two
days work, on all the male resi-
dents of the Town of Glenmora
La over the age Of eighteen and
up to the age Of fifty five years.
Introduced by w: F. Bethune
Seconded by ]. G. Greenhaw.
Yeas 4
Nays Aene.
Approved this 9Th day Of Dee
ember 1920.
A. G. Pringle, Mayor
j. G.. Greenhaw, Clerk
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-12-17
Louisiana


Rev. ]. w. Faulk was in our
tewn a few minutes Wednesday.
Fairly's show is amusing oar
people this week.
An ideal Christmas present to
make a saving bank.
The Methodist installed . new
piano in their church this week.
The Glenmora Bank has over
400 saving accounts. Are you
one of theme Help to double
that mum Der.
The Methodist Aid Society g
bazaar was very successfully
conducted Wednesday OF last
week. They Melted $50. 90 the
days work,
Holiday goods are fading a
good sale here.
A penny saved il a penny
earned.
j. j. Andres is having a neat
cottage built in North Glenmora
1t is reported that he is about to
Join the growing order of bene-
diets here.
Carl Blake had his new home
painted lately.
Mrs. 7. N. Hutchinson and
children of Shreveport are visit
ing Mrs. Hutchinson's mether
Mrs. Taylor Peninger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rockhold
visited in New Orleans q part OF
last week and this.
Gienmora has no "Red Store"
now as J. q. Phillips has given
the store'a coat of green paint.
He also had his dwelling repaint-
ed.
The churches will hold their
Christmas services next Sunday
Try to be present and help them
TO be good services.
Election day passed very quie'
thy here. In fact no interest was
taken in it.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-12-17

Street, both north and south
side tallength oftwo hundred
eleven feet (211'-x 0'1by six feet
wide t6-0"l which amounts to
twelve hundred and sixty six
square feet l1266 SO. fiji, for
which the said town agree.to pay
&3lT5 per square foot, tosalling
said amount offour hundred and
one dollars and ninety five cents
[40l. 95l
SECTION Q.
Be it further ordained that
the said sums of $221.13 and
$401. 9a shall be paid one-fourth-
in cash and the balance shall be-
paid in three notes each, said
notes maturing in one, two, and
three years with interest at the
rate Of eight per cent 1871 from
date.
SECTION 4.
Be isfurther ordained the May
or is hereby authorized to sign
said notes in the name of the
Town of Glenmora Louisiana and
execute the same immediately.
ATTEST:
J. 9. Greenhaw, Clerk.
A. G. Pringie, Mayor.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-12-17
COMMON WITCHHAzEL
FINN FOR SORE EYES

It is Surprising how quickly
eye Inflammation is helped BY
common witchhazel, camphor n.y.
drastis, ect as mixed in LayOp,
tils eye wash. One elderly lady
who had been trouble with chro.
.nic eye Inflammation for many
years, was greatly helpep IN two
days. We guarantee a small bot
tie OF Lavoptik to help AN Z
CASE weak, strained or inflam.
ed eyes. Aluminium eye cup
FREE.
Crescent Drug CO.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-12-17
ORDINANCE NO. 80

An ordinance authorizing the
Mayor of the town OF Glenmera
Louisiana to sign notes and mako
Onefourth part payment for the
construction of two certain par
GELS of concrete abntment side.
walk running from the west line
of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company to Seventh Street and
East line of Missouri Pacific Rail
Road Company to Eighth Street
North and South side. and pro.
yidlng the length of time said
notes shall run.
Section No. /.
Be it ordaiped by the Mayor
and Board of Aldermen of Glen
mora Louisiana in regular sess-
ion convened this the eth. day OF
December, A. D. 1920, that the
Mayor Of Glenmora, Louisiana,
is hereby authorized to pay the
Roekhold- Brown Construction
Go. Inc, the sum of two hundred
ard tgenty one dollars and thir-
teen cents (&221. l3), said amount
to pay for the construction OF
concrete sidewalk from the west
line of the Missouri Pacific Rail
Road Company TO Seventh Street
IA total length of eighty nine feet
aud ten inches (89-10'1 by six
feet wide (6'-0'O which amounts
to five hundred and thirty-niAe
square feet (539 SO. ft.l for
which the said town agrees to
pay $.3l75 per square foot. total.
ling the amount OF one hundred
and seventy.one dollars and thir-
teen cents (Sl71.Is and two (2)
concrete culverts. at a price OF
twenty-five dollars ($25. 00l each,
totalling the sum OF fifty dollars
ESQ. 00). Total of said amounts Of
two hundred and twenty.one
dollars and thirtsen cents
G22I.13l
Section No. 2.
Be it further ordained that
1.-THE Mayor is further authorized
TO pay to The Rocktold Brown
Construction Go. mo, the sum
l of four hundred and one dollars
land ninety-five cents l401. 95)
sa: d amount 10 pay for the con
Istruction of concrete sidewalk
from east line of Missouri Pacif.
tic Rail Road Company to Eighth
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-12-17

AIR. and Mrs. Fl. A.. Mott left
for Shreveport Wednesday with
their seven months old baby
where they viii place. it under
the care Of a specialist f0r taeat
ment. They were accompanied
by their brother jeff Mott a.
for - alexandria
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-12-17

Some one attempted to enter
the Grand Leader store We'd.
nesday night. A key was broken
in the front door lock, which
shows the boIdness of the one
attempting to enter. We shall
not be- surprised to hear more OF
such acts Of dishonor.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-12-17

SECTION I. Bait ordained by the Mayer
and BOARD Of Aldermen OF the Town OF Glen
mora. LeuIsiana, in regular session cohven-
ed that assessment ordinance number IS
acceptng the work done by Rockhold Brown
Construction CQpRaDy, Inc, In placing
sidewalks on the North and South side of
seventh AveMRe In the Town OF alenmora,
Louisiana. and assessing cost against abut.
ting property owners 10 revised as follows:
Assessment nunabsr L It. Le1Is Iron Noun
tain Southern Ran RoadsCo. Tor 6l5 Hneal
feet OF & foot sidewalk at total cost ofsIoOO..
"a to be assessed as follows:
1878 square feet concrete sidewalk and
} concrete culverts at a total cost Of ssSs.Tz
sECTIoN .. Be. e further ordained that
balance OF sidewalk now assessed against
st. Louis Iron Mountain Southern RaiA
Road Go. shall be assessed against the Town,
Of Glenmora. Louisiana, as follows;
Town Of Glenmora. Louisiana,
- feet 10 inches 8 feet no inches, total
Bss square feet. 2 concrete culverts west
line OF st. L, !. u. s. R. B. Co.. 30 seventh
street.
AsAessessmept SuEeber "a. s92i.is
Town Of Glenmora, Louisiana
East line Of st. L. ]. II. q 8. r, Il. Co.. 10
Eight street, Nerth and south aide 2l1 feet
no inches . isst n inches. i7cc square feet
Assessment number ~. s10i.ak
SECTION !. Re 1t further ornatnsd that a
certified copy OF this ordiBRncs shall be by
the Town Clerk fiisd for record In the ONCE
Of the Recorder of Mortgages Of The Parish,
Of Rapides. that the amounts assessed here
I'm shall be due ana exigible Immediately up-
on the passage CT this ordinance ana II not
paid within ten days thereafter. the Mayor,
is hereby Instructed and authorised to pro-
coed By suit against the assessed property
and the owners thereof 10 enforce collection
with the exception OF such property own
ere and their property as 4beal within ten
days after the passage OF this ordInance pay
tw enfy Ave peEcent of this indebtedness,
and shall make written application to pay
the balance Of said Indebtedness in equal
annualinstailmeHfs, In which event theMay-
or Is hereby authorized TO sign and issue
certificates showing the amounts respect.
lively due By the said peEhpns and said prop.
critics on said sidewalk 80 paved shall bo
payable in one. two. and three years or soon.
or nt the option OF the owner OF said prop
srty with eightt9 per cent interest Per an.
Ipuw, interest payable annually. which said
ktcrtt@caAe 81. duly paraphed as being record
ed By tue recorder Of mortgages, when ~
corded with the assessnent Aforesaid. shaiE
be a nfst lien and priyile e On the propsrty.
except taxes ana may De sransfersd w.ffls
out rscoairse 20 tpe contracterat their facs.
valued IN payment OF the work amo pavsnE
doneon said Sidewalks o. portscn thsreof 4
ss Rrescrthe6tn section lsnuS ~ Of set in.
enc hundred ed sOrty Seve0os lso2,
AT1sgT
70. Gasuubsw. neeR
40. Ssiagls MAYOR.
a.vgp
naIlv ThA,a,.E
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-12-17

The silver spruce of British Go.
lsnbia il ii such demand FOR aIrFiane
construction because the trees grow
extremely tall. sometimes LOO feet md
they taper but little toward the TOP.
ren shem can be obtained long wing
fesnis Tor flying machines which run
an8 Is TO 81 feet Ii length
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-12-17
LOST

Two mortgage notes, date Oct.
Ii, 1920 foI so. 90 each One due
q months after date, the other
ID months after date. Signed By
Charles Segars In favor Of r Fl.
Wasnburn. Pablo warned not To
bur sane. Il. 3. wash hprn.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-12-17
Local News

The Glenmora Bank and Trust
Co. has nuMber of farmers AL
manacs for free distribution.
Rev w. L. Doss Jr. was with
us Monday evening to preach
and to hold the first Quarterly
meeting for the Methodist char
ge. He preached great ser,
mon and make a fine impression
upon the people of this commune
ity.
The Glenmora Brink and Trust
Go. pays 4T on saving accounts
Deposits made on or before jan
uary 18th bear interests from
January lst.
fyos do not walk a straight
path. you may find some affairs
Of J our life badly joined.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-12-17

Optimistic Thought
he that Is valiant does net commit
nelf-muTdeS.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-12-17
ORDINANCE 70

An Ordinance Revising AS
sessment Ordinance Number 70
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-12-17
paIIy Thonahk.

me nobIest mind the best contenk
uspt has spenssE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16
WESTERN UNION TO CONNECT IT'S
CABLES FROM BARBADOS DESPITE
OPPOSITION OF THE GOVERNMENT

AllAmcrican company enjoys ca'l"
monopolics In several central and
South American countries that the IN.
tcrnational communications conference
hero has reached a tcutaiiN" agree.
m,nt that no censorship shall h" I'M.
posed upon cable messages merely pass
ing through relay points, that there -
no cable communication between the
United states and Germany cNc'r, over
British controlled lines. that some Tor
oign governments arr suhsldizing news
agt ncies disseminating reports In nthcr
countries and that thu Western tri"h
plans further independent connections
through American cable lines to li1ly
Holland and Scandinavia.
The committee will continue It's IN
quiry tomorrow aud again next week
and u plans to inquire particularly int
the dissemination 81 American news
abroad and the handling of cable mes
sagcs of American firms seeking for
cign business Thcs" subjects Wcr'
touched upon generally t"iay ard tbs
committee received suggestions from
Mr. Carlton that independent cfhl'
lines h. established between the Unite,
States and japan and the United states
and China Tor IN. exchange of ncAi
between those countries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16
JAPAN MENACED BY
AME ER|CA'S NAVAL
EXPANSION, CLAIM
SPEECH CALIFORNIA REPRE-
SENTATIVE ATTRACTING
MUCH ATTENTION.
ny Associated Press

TOXIC. Dee i5-Thc rccopnt spc 70
of Representative Kahn of California
IN the house of representatives IN
Washington. In which hc declared
that Il the statesmen. the publicis,s.
the politicians. the agitatars and tn
dcmagogues Of japan" really wanted
war with the United states they would
h. the ones to bring II on and not
the Americans, N attracting much ~.
trntiun In Japan.
The Osaka Maninichi Shimbun ar
gucs today that an extension uf armt
mcnts. which Representative Kahn
seems To think would prevent waf
really would lead 10 collision. apj
that II the Americans desire japan
friendship they should elm mate thr
sources oi trouble The newspapr.
rcngIders Americas increase of na,a
nrmaiuonts dangerous and propus
that both thu United States and ~,
pdn adopt former President Munru. ',
Canadian frontier policy.
The Osaka Asahi says that dlslrw
hncnt discussiui~ are useless whil,
the United states and Germany rcmliu
outside the League ~ Nations. Japan
the newspaper declares. IN constantly
m,uaced by Americas naval cNpaa
sion. and being deficient In techni1u,
ana material for warships IauIH
should concentrate on submarines auI
aircraft.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16
CHINA IS MEMBER
LEAGUE, POWERS
WILL Be LIMITED
SUCCESS or CHINA DuE TO
STRENGTH or DR. WEI
LINGTON kOO.
WOMAN VISITOR RECEIVED
Suppression White slave Traffic Ills
cussed; Denmark Representa-
tive Makes Pointed
Statements.

Special 70 The News.
GENEVA. Dec. ib.-Chinu took To-.
day rank among the principal powers
directing the affairs ~ the world,
through It's entry into the council %
the League ~ Nations. In succession
To- Greece. The election " China had
been discounted largely since the as
ssInbly previously had adopted the r-c'
ommcndation uf the committee on or.
gani2ation that another elective mem
ber bc allotted Ia Asia.
II was doubtful up to the last mo.
nent. however. whether the members
who for the last few days had been
advocating Slnv or Scandinavian rep
rsscntation would not succocd with
their argument that the Asintic races
could not expect two places un the
council while two important European
countries were not represented AZ all.
The majority of the delegates. how.
ever. held Ia their implied promise. hut
the success NJ China was dur largely
to the personal strength oi Dr, Wei.
lin.ton Koo of the Chinese delegation
has acquired In the assembly.
fae delegates appeared tn b" less IN
icrcsted In the election of new stat, y
to the league and followed the recon-.
mcndation nf the committee on the
admission Of new states. which II had
long been known a. u rorcgonc cot.
clusion they would approve.
\ woman made her debut In tho
league today and was cordially 70.
ceivcd and welcomed by the assembl"
In the discussion of action 10 suppress
the white slave traffic. Nine. Henry
Forthammcr. n ruhs,i,utc delegate for
Denmark. took the fluur ana In tht
purest Engllsh gave the delegates an
example Of clearess and conciseneEf
which. II II had come earlier. nlsht
have shortened the meeting of the 10.
sembly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16
REVIVAL RELIGIOUS SPIRIT IS NEEDED DECLARES HARDING
PRESIDENT ELECT ASKS THAT MOTHERS
ASSIST IN SHAPING CHARTER; many
SUBJECTS DISCUSSED DURING EVENING
nY rlm AssoclArEn rILEss.

Harding said
In my addrc,, last October first spoke OF
my desire that there shall be- created in government DEPART
mcn of public welfare II j., with satisfaction that am now
able I" say {" YOU that since the election have had opportunity
scs, ia' proposal with number o leaders Of literal public
thought IN and ont o congress, with reference to cryang il into
legislative accomplishment and have found them eager to help in
the constructive task
'I, ac'omp mct viii tardiy ola government some
thing c equal footing recognition Of this OF problems
with governments which have long maintancd ministries cduca
Qn represented IN their cabinets While own ideal envisaccs
broader scope iur the department giving concern with many
other phase, OF human wcac interesting TO know that ts
creation viii for the frs' tmc place the great work phase OF
dgutv comparable that in other countries
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16
HILL CONSIDERED
MEXICAN LEADER
WAS At ONE TIME PROMINENT
~ MEXICAN ARMY
CIRCLES.
'yeeir to IT, News.

'gf0ii 10 lff NeWt.
SAN ANTONIO. Dec. lS-Cicn,ril
Benjamin I'm. who died IN the CITY
uf Mexico carry TINS morning, Was
considered In some political circles ~.
Mexico as the logica ] successor 81
President Alvaro oregon.
Born ~ rich parents IN the state
~ sonora. Mexico. young Hill was
educated In the ac~ouls uf Mexico ana
later sent to Italy. where he studied
~ civil engineer. Most ni his cary
life was spent In Europe where H.
Travelled extensively.
During the latter part of the p'hy
regime In Mexico. I'm returned to his
native country. where h. took up farm
ing IN sonora Whpn General pht".
gon was called from his farm q" hCrl
q division of revolutionary troops llill
Joined Ohrcvuns organization ON n,'
count ~ thu struup friendship whi,h
existed between M, two IN 1910 Hili
was yrcuud iu command ~ M" north.
west division. commanded hy phrcgoH.
which operated along tho pacif ,
cut-t arliust ih, llgyri1 government
General Illl was uu active participant
lu the conferences uf Toolpyncau. ~
which place thu fodvral army was dis
parsed.
On number uf occasions Grnrr
IHll occupied tho position as mil.tuy
commander NJ tho garrison in tho Cu''
a. Mexico.
Following the break h'wccn Gcncr Il
Obrcgun and General Pablo Gonyt,s
General Hil again WIS placed ir
charge ~ thr military district of -,
city where he remained until cJr' 4
To- the cabinet of President ohrcgun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16
Has Left Now York

Eamonn DE Valera. president II the
Irish Republic" who is reported by the
London Evening Standard to h. on his
way TO England gave up his room here
In the Waldorf Astoria hotel two or
three days ago, hotel officials said. hu,
they could give no information ~ "a
his present whereabouts.
when he left with his sccrctar%,
Harry Roland. DE Valera gave instruc
tions that all mail and tclcTams
should be sent to the ishAm"rican
club NJ al Fifth Avenue. There was
no one at that address tonight.
DR. W. j. Maloncy, u fricnl ~ Dc
VALERIE dcclartcd tonight that De
who Is In poor health is believed Ia
bc In Philadelphia, and that he intends
goinf to Atlantic city to rccupcraic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16

WASHINGTON. Dec. l5.-Noticc
WAS given the American government
today hy Nowcomb II Carlton. prosi'
dent of the Western Union Telegraph
company. that his company intends to
connect It's now cable from iarladocs
with its lines In the United states hy
means of existing cables to cuba, re-
girdlcss NJ the opposition of President
Wilson and the state department,
Mr. Cartons statement was made ~
testimony before the senate Interstate
commerce subcommittee which has
before u an administration measure
Iiying thu executive department abso'
lutte control over the landing of cable
lines on American soil. lie was one
of four witnesses examined at the open
ing ~ an inquiry into the whole s''h
jcct ~ cable communication and from
whose testimony the committed de'el
opcd among other things, that tn All
American Cables. Inc, an American
concern. is engaged with the support
~ the state department In ngh'
against the Western Telegraph CON
pany of Great Britain. and the Western
Union In an effort to break the cala'
monopoly enjoyed by the British Gem
pany In Iirazil.
There also was testimony that th'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16
Although Pardoned
Mcxicans viii Not
Be Given Freedom,
By Associated Preas

SANTA ~, y N. p,c. i5-E,ctnI
less of al" result ut hnhcas corpus hear
'ngs tomorrow brought 90 frr, .iNi,.r
McSlcdn~ serving sentences fur murI.
m connection with the Columbu- uH
hy villa IN 1915. they will not D., freed
New Information charging murl,. U,r.
sworn io and served today.
the M"Nicaus were pardunr1 -.n.
uin' aru Uy Governor \ - t1IrIFHl.
Their r"l'rsy was DELAYED hN r.Hr.rl
inrs brought by fnrm,r service m,r
and others nll-ginr that "a. rriu'
were illegal h-cuu-, fhr eases Wrr,
not submitted first tu M, pardon
boards The hab,us proceedings o. h'
heard tomorrow w,r, brought hy A.
turn,ys for thp prisoners
The NcXicans were captured bN cen
cral rcrshings pun.il,, exhibition "a
poditiun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-16
MtNl PEOPLE UNABLE TO
PAY THEIR INCOME TtN
~ As.orihildi'fr-a

WNSInNGTOS Drr 1t-Thr iu.
tcrnal revenue bureau is puW,rlcss
under the lav tu grant any relief frul
penalties tn 10" imposed uu individuals
and corporations. who because of
tilh' money. business depression" or
fur other reasons v'tr unable today to
pay the hN Install u,u' az aN ou their
1919 incomes This statement wa
made hs commissioner Williams To-.
n,ghi when hIs attention was called to
r'pur's frum tWiHg- parts ~ the coun.
tr' that I'rr"rs and interpretations md
informed revenue collectors that the,
were NOW financially uuahl, to nav
taxes uu thn money thvS oarn.i hst
Seal. 'uns.'ss alone can give relief
o., said