davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17

Mexiko City, 16. kv6tna. -
Venustiano Carranza, vypuze-
ny mexicky president, prcha
veracruzkymi horami smerem
L. Petroe. Revolucni vojsko "a
ialo ma 1000 vladnich voiakI,
rkoristilo "a vlakI, A tezSi de-
la. 200 strojnfch pusek, mnoz-
stvi stfeliva, zasobu zlatych a
stribrnych tyci, jeden aeroplan
q mnoho automobile, iak pri
vale6nem raportu hlasil gene
raj Sanchez do hlavnfho stanu
renerala Obregona.
Boz zapocal patek o 10.
hod. dop. u Rinconada. Pc tfi-
hodinovem trvani opustil Car
rama Sc svymi stoupenci vlak
q prchl v automobilu, prova-
zen jsa 500 jezdci. Hotove pe-
rize wal sebou, nechavaje ma
pospas nepflteli jen CO Sc ma
presto nedalo odnesti. Ia Car
ranzou byla do hor vyslana re-
volucni jizda a nektere drivej-
81 neurcite zpravy vypravely,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
CARRANZA PRCHA VERACRUZ-
SKYMI HORAMI.


re byl jiz zajat. Zet' ieho A
guilar byl zatcen v Jalapile,
iak bylo sobotu ufedne hla-
Seno; z techze pramenu Sc
hlasi odvolani presidentske
kandidatury generala Gonzale
Sc, tax re general Obregon je
dnes jedinym cekancem kro-
me ze by Sc do Mexika City
vratil Ignacio Bonillas, coz
vsak jest pokladano Ia nemoz
rost.
Drive nezli Carranza sc
zbytkem vojska prchl, kazal
zapaliti vlak bezohledne, re v
jednotlivych vozich byli smr-
telne poraneni. Ze spacfho vo-
zu byl Ia haseni vytazen ne
bezpecne zraneny general Au-
gustin MILAN.
z Ell Pasa Sc oznamuje, re
vSichni Glenove CarranZova mi
nisterskeho kabinetu byli poZa
tykani a poslani do hlavniho
! meSta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
NAHROMADOVANf NAKLADU MA
BYTI ZAMEZENO.
SPATNOU DOPRAVU ZAVINUJE NEDOSTATEK
VOZU.

Washington, 16. kvetna. -
Drahy mali byti jeste pred kon
Gem tohoto tydne neb jeSte dfi
We do 48 hodin podrizeny ma
f,Zenim, jez platila dobach
valecnych. Jak odpomoci dneS
nim zelezniCnim svizeldm, po
rripade i op6tnou, tenkrate o.
vsem jen docasnou vladni kon-
trolou, ma rozhodnouti stredec
nj schGze vySsich vykonnych
ufednikl drah s mezistatni OBJ
chodni komisi. Vysledek po-
rad, jenz vyzni We svrchu uve-
denou kontrolu, vydan bude
bezprostredne po schulz.
Nedostatek zeleznicnlch va
gonG, citeln% po celem Sousta-
ii. omezuje dopravu paliva
potraVln takOVym ZpuSobem,
ze okamsita naprava nemGze
byti oddalovana.
Ocekavana kontrola dopra-
wy ma v prve fada uvesti We
skutek:
1. Prednosti dopravy Sc ma
ii dostati~iedina ~pfedmetnm k
zivotu nezbytnym.
2. Zakaz vyvozu paliva a
konservovanych potravin.
3. RoZdeleni dopravnich pro
stfedkn stejnomerne po cele
Zemi.
a. SpoleGne uzivani vsech
nadrazi a vymena nutnych
prostredku. s
Krone uvedenych odstavcti
neni vylou3ena moznost, re blu
Ge velice omezena doprava o.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
OSTNATY DRAT MA CESKO-
SLOW. A RUMUNSKE HRANI
CT PROTI MADARUM.

Budapest 16. kvetna. = Ce
choslovaci a Rumuni strezi be-
dive hranice techto dvou zemi
ustaven6 mirovou konferenci v
Parizi. We zpravach Sc ozna.
mule. re V obou zemich panu-
il obavy, lie by Sc mohli Ma.
d'ari odvaziti dtoku, nasled-
KEN cehoz byly zbudovany pc.
del hranic hradby q ostnateh7
dratu. \
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17

sobnf We prospech tax dlouho
zanedbane dopravy nakladni.
+ Ma jak dlouhou dobu by by
ly drahy novou kontrolou zati-
zeny, neni sice znamo, patrne
jen as ma tax dlouho, dokud v
naSem dopravnictvi nezavlad-
nou opetne pomerG predvalec-
ne.
Jistym jest, re vladni opatre
nj must vejiti We skutek lined,
ielikoz skladiSt6 zeleznicni
jsou preplnana a bude trvati
az do podzimu nezli vsechno
zbozi bude doruceno ma misto.
Stat Sc tax rusi, ably drahy BY
ly uvoln6ny k dob6 zni, kdy
by dlouhe zdrzovani zasilek
mohlo miti pro celou Zemi o.
sudne nasledky. Bude nezbyt-
no postaviti novych zeleznic-
Mich vozG okrouhle sumo
3O0,0O0,000, o kteryz obnos
bude pozadan kongres. D. Hi
nes, jemuz "a valky sverena
byla kontrola vlady ma ameri-
ck1eh drahach, prohlasil iiz v
iinoru roku 1919, ze by ameri-
cke drahy potTebovaly $780,
100000. aby Sc o Mich mohlo
r;ci, re jsou v poradku. Vyrok
tento Sc potkal tenkrate s vel
kym odporem zeleznicnich
magnatG, kteri nazvali podob-
ne jednani utokem proti kapi-
talu a ekonomickou zkazu.
Kongres postavil Sc tenkrate
ma stranu zeleznicnich spoiled
nosti a navrh HinesIv odmitl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17

Bern, 16. kvetna. - V dnes-
rim referendum, zda Swear
sko Sc ma stati clenem ligy ma
1odn, odevzdano bylo We pro-
speech elenstvi 100000 proti
as 100000 HAST. Hlasovani
Svycarska bylo prvnim svobod-
ne zeme We prospech svazu
vsech narodG utvoreneho ma
mirove konferenci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
NEBEZPECNE POMERY
v cECHOSLOVAkU.
Socialisticke vitezstvi pri vol
bach vyvolava velke obavy do
budoucna. - Tusar sestavuie
move ministerstvo.

Praha, IL. kvetna. - To-
varnici v Cechoslovakii s velky
mi obavami sledujl politicky
vyvoj po prvnich volbach, jez
vynesly socialistdm polovinu L.
fadI. Ceskoslovensky socialis-
mus je neurcity, spiSe destruk-
tivni, nezli konstruktivni. Pa
trne jen pevna ruka presidenta
Masaryka Zabranuje nebezpet
nym experimentum. Tovarnici
Sc Obavajl, re delnicke rady do
sazeny budou do tovaren a ma
Morave jiz jedna tovarna ma
zbrane je V rukou socialistu.
DalSim straSidlem, jez zdrzuie
zotaveni ceskeho prdmyslu, je
frozici dan 2 prijmu. Obava,
re 80 procent jejich vytezku
bude Zabaveno, vede k tomu,ze
tovarnici posilaji sve penize
do Ameriky, ably je ulozili v a.
mericky bankach. V posledni
dobe uvalena byla 5procentni
dan ma vyvoz. Vyvoz je dobry,
ale budoucnost je nejista.
Ministersky pfedseda Tusar
sestavuje move ministerstvo, v
nemz DR.. Karel Englis, autori-
! ia oboru Earodniho hospodaf
stvi financi, nyni hlava uni
versity Brna, bude ministrem
financi. DR.. EngliS ma ekono-
micky plan pro statni kontro-
lu vyvozu, ably zajistil vymenu
"a produkty jinych zemi. To
nahani dalsi strach tovarni-
kun. Narodni shromaZdeni Sc
sejde b9hem nekolika nedel,
kde problem ten bude projed-
nan.
Made vsi pochybnost bude
ucinen pokus o socialisaci du-
lezitych prumyslG, doli atd.
Mezitim ochabnuti organised
nj prace omezilo cirkulaci pc
nez a porusilO hospodarskou
soustavu. Vlada nema pen6z a
musi zvySit dane. Davka chile
ba snizena hyla ma polovinu a
nespokojenost mezi lidem ra-
pi0n6 yZrISti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
CRADUACE MA RADNICI.

Osm set graduantu naturali-
sacnich Skol sloZilo vGera pfi-
sahu vernosti Spojenym Sta
tGm ma naSi radnici, kde obc.
listing byly Jim odevzdany.
Graduatni ia slavnost vyfiZe-
ma opetne V zasedaclm sale a
Ia pfedsednictvi soudce Levi
ma ponevadz mayor v meste
veera nebyl Ia mayora Fitzge-
ralda fecnil jeho tajemnik Tho
mas a dalsimi fecniky byli ju-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
SVYCARSKO PRO Lieu NARODU.

Rim, 16. kv6tna. - Delegati
Icy narodi, die zdejsi pove-
sti, pozadaji pry presidenta
Spojenych Statn Wilsona, ably
urcil nektere 2 evropskych
NEST "a sidlo ligy, jelikoz zpr-
WI ustanoveny Washington nj
kterak, jsa v9tsine delegatd
rfilis vzdalen, nikterak nevy-
hovuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17

venilni soudce Adams, jakoz i
hlavni naturalisacni klerk
Shockley. Mezi novymi obcany
byl tez primefeny pocet ma
sich krajand, lee hlavni procen
to pfipadalo ma Mad'ary, Ru-
sy, Italy a Nemce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
| DRASTICKY ZAKAZ Wy
STOUPENf MA BREH CESKO
SLOVENSKYM VOJfNUM A
JEHO NASLEDKY.

kv6tna.
ZakaZ, ktery svedci napro
'stem nepochopeni lidske pova-
by Sc strany nekterych uradH
a ktery pripravil nasim druzin-
nikIm takove zklamani a tolik
trpkych civil, vedl k vyjevdm,
jez nelze peru popsati, natoz
telegrafickym dratem pTedati.
Y nedeli odpoledne dostavi.
10 Sc k doku, kde je zakotve-
ma lod' Mt. Vernon ma tisic lidi
mezi mimi mnoho skutecnych
pratel a pTibuznych vojakG ma
lodi drzenych. Mimo nase dru-
zinniky jest take ma lodi sest
set devadesat devet nemec-
kych valecnych zajatcd, veze-
nych zpet do Nemecka. Shro-
mazd'ovali Sc tedy pred vraty
doku CeSi i Nemci, ale Nemci
sobe poclnali vybojneji a cely
ten dav podnikl ,itok ma vrata,
ktera povolila a lide sc VIENNA
Ii jako vlna pfiboje ma pier. TIE
mer kazdy z lidi nesl nejaky
balik nebo ranecek pro vojdky
ma lodi. Ale zskaz byl katego-
ricky a ma LODI Jim nebylo do
voleno vstoupiti tax nemohli
prinesene darky svym pfate-
; ltm odevzdati, ami Sc s mimi
ma okamzik videti.
Muzi vraceli Sc od boku To-
di kletbami ma rtech, kdezto
zeny Sc slzami v ocich a kaz-
dy Sc tazal, jak je to mono,
L
aby byly vydany tax krute a
.iak vse nasvedcuje. nesmvslne
rozkazy Mnozi 2 nasich lidi pri
ieli re vzdalenosti sta mil.
Po teto udalosti byla posta-
yena X dOku silna ozhrOipna
straz. voiaci nemohou s lodi a
my nemizeme ma LODI.
Proc je tolik tisic zdravych,
vetSinou mladych lidi, plnych
energie, intelligentnfch, kteri
Sc obetovali "a demokracii,
i spravedlnost a svobodu. drze-
no nasilne ma preplnene lodi,
presahuje nase pochopenf.
V pondeli bylo vzato ma tisic
nasich druzinnfkG v lodicich
| do lazni ma -Presidio. Kdyz Sc
ubirali k laznim v radach, roz
utekli sc pojednou, nedbaiice
rozkazu. aby neopouSteli six a
roztpylili Sc po cele San Fran
cisku.
Ably nenastaly dalsi kompli-
kace q nedoslo k opakovani ne
Geho podobneho, vydal vrchni
transportni distojnik, major
general Carol rozkaz, ably par
mix Mount Vernon opustil pri-
stav zdejsi co nejrychleji moz
no.
| Pfist9hovalecke ufady wy
hrozujf, re budou deportovati
zpet do Sibire kazdeho voja-
ka, ktery do odjedu nebude ma
lodi a ma Sc "a to, ze provinil-
ci budou predvolani pred vdles
my soud.
Ale do teto chvile Sc vSichni
J CechoslOvaci vratili ma LODI, pro
hlasujice, 2e zadny z nich me-
mel v dmyslu desertovati, re
81 chteli pouze prochazkou pc
pevne pGde protahnouti 1dy
Ma Sc "a to, ze parnfk odpluje
Iv patek. Svornost
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-27
even women MUST
Meet INCOME TAX
FEDERAL LAWS DO NOT OVER.
LOOK ANYONE IN ANNUAL
CLEANUP.

Boise, Jan. 22.-Women who had
incomes during 1919 are reminded by
Collector of Internal Revenue, Lewis
Williams, that they are subject to all
OF the provisions of the federal income
tax. Many thousands of women file
returns and pay taxes regularly, and
there are new names added to this
list each year. The high wages and
salaries received by women last year
will perhaps double the number of the
fair sex who are required to file re-
turns.
A public school teacher or other
city, town, county and state employee
is not taxed on her salary or wages,
but must file return if her taxable
income from other sources was suf-
ficient in amount to come within the
laws definitions.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-27

er, "The Miracle Man." will be dis
played at the Huree Theatre on next
Wednesday and Thursday. 1t is the
screen version of George M. Cohan's
play that scored so emphatically on
Broadway some years ago, and which
in turn was based on Frank L. Pack
ards famous novel. No picture in
recent months has had so much praise
lavished upon it for the dramatic quail
ity of its story, its keen characterize
ton, and beautiful photography.
The story of "The Miracle Man"
centers around an old patriarch of the
hills who has gained a reputation for
his power to heal the sick and Grip
Piled. To him come a band of un-
scrupulous crooks from the slums of
New York-Tom Burke, their leader,
Rose, The Frog, and the Dope-who
have conceived the scheme OF cap.
italizing the healer's gift and taking
the money for themselves.
What follows is one of the most alb
sorbing stories ever unfolded on the
screen. In the hands of such talented
players as Thomas Meighan, Elinor
Fair, Betty Compson, Lon CLANCY,
and w. Lawson Butt, the develop
ment of the chief characters under
the influence of the deaf and blind
patriarch is portrayed with admirable
skill.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-27
THIS YEAR HAS
BEST PROMISES
Lots Of 0ptomism Reigns In
Caldwell With Future
Bright

From business view point the
present year promises to be the best
in the history of this city. The de-
posts in its three banks now total
s4,845,7&.33, an increase over those
for the corresponding period of last
year of $1,o61 ,778.27. The city takes
first rank as one of the strongest fl
nancisl centers in the northwest and
as the largest horse market west of
the Rocky mountains. Last week 800
horses with valuation of more than
100000 were shipped out from here
to the army posts of the east. The
livestock shipments of this month are
also larger than those of the month
of January of last year, having al
ready reached valuation of more
than $50O,0O0OO.
The era of building activity which
commenced last year and involved
expenditures of $70O,OOOOO is still in
progress and appears to have but
commenced. Never before have the
mercantile establishments enjoyed so
large a volume of business and the
city seems to gain new proportions
constantly as the distributing center
of one of the grestest agricultural and
livestock sections in the northwest
Dairying to which the Boise Valley
is so wonderfully adapted is assum-
ing larger proportions all the while
and unquestionably is destined to
prove greater factor in the develop
ment of the surrounding country.
Business men of the city, and for
that matter its citizens generally
have cause to feel elated over its
growth and increasing prosperity. 1t
is steady advancing. More pay rolls
are needed, however, for they es-
sentially constitute the basis of any
city's prosperity and growth and we
would suggest we'll formulated pro-
gram upon the part of our business
men through the commercial club to
secure them. Concerted efforts will
tell. Let us get busy.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-27
j. Of |. CLUB
HERE JAN. 29
COLLEGE SINGERS WILL GIVE
CONCERT THURSDAY AT
METHODIST CHURCH. 100000

University of Idaho. Moscow, Jan.
2@The university of Idaho Glee club
left Sunday morning on its annual
southern Idaho tour. Conductor Ed
win Orlo Bangs head of the depart
ment of music, has produced the best
Idaho glee club in university history,
according to student opinion.
Music lovers of all tastes will find
satisfaction in the glee club offering
which varies from clever, amusing and
tuneful musical novelties to classical
Numbers.
Weiser, January rs; Emmett, jan
uary u; Payette, January 20; Caldwell
January %; Boise, January 80; Nam
pa, January 81; Rupert, February 2;
Burnley, February 8; Twin Falls, Feb
ruary 4; Pocatello February S; Black.
foot, February 6; are cities on the
glee club schedule.
Many Fine Features.
Miss Nathalie Tecklenberg of Wal
lace, Russell T. Scott of Rupert, and
Rex Kimmell of Boise, reader, will
do special work on the program Miss
Wegmann, pianist and John w. Dick
inson, violinist, both instructors in
the department of music also are solo
lists.
Miss Tecklenberg is sophomore in
the department of music whose voice
is sure to delight her audiences. An
unusually gifted soprano, she poss-
esses sweetness and power and sings
with charming ease.
Russell T. Scott has rich bari
tone regarded as the best on the Ida
no campus. He is also member of
the college quartet.
Those Coming.
Members of the club are F. O.
Bangs, director, Alfred Bringham of
Moscow, Edwin Foran of Seattle,
Washington, Charles Gerlough of
Moscow, first tenors: Albert Graf of
Occur d'Alene, Roscow Jones of Pot
latch, Fred Veatch of Occur d'Alene
and Clayton Westover of Moscow,
second tenors; Leslie Moe of Kellog,
Russell T. Scott of Rupet, Gibson
Stalker of Lewiston. William Suther-
land of Occur d'Alene. baritones;
Michael Compton of Boise. Rex Kim,
nell of Boise, Howard Knudson of
Spokane, Wash, Titus LeClair of
Lewiston, basses.
The Program
The program, subject to change,
follows:
Alma Mater Idaho....,..-...Clyde Tull
Let Us Sing of Idaho. The Club
Our Little Home ...........Fric Coates
Mr.. Scott.
Prince Rupert's Men Thayer
The Club
Ave Maria Schubert
b Perpetual Motion ......E. Gutenberg
Mr.. Dickinson
Inc Sandman .-.--.,.,......---..,,..,.Pr otheree
The Ouartette
The laughing Song ..,....................Abt
The Glee Club
ne Test .-......---.----..-...---...Re Rex Beach
Mr.. Kimmei
Villanelle .............. Del Acoua
Miss Tecklenberg
Dear Old Pal of Mine ..Gitz Rice
Mr.. Scott and Club.
Annie Laurie ...-.......-......F Folk Song
Mr.. Dickinson and Club
Castles in the Air ..F. Phillips
Miss Tecklenberg and Club
Medley of Popular Airs Arranged
Th> MA III
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-27
Exempt Only $1,000.
An unmarried woman a wido

An unmarried woman "a widow, or
a married woman who is living apart
from her husband, must file an in
come tax return if her net income
for 1919 was $1,000 or over.
She is entitled to an exemption on
the first $1,000 of her income. If she
is the head of family, as defined in
the income tax regulations, she may
claim $500 additional exemption. Al
so, she may claim further exemption
of $500 for each person for whom she
is the chief support, if the dependent
is under 10 or is mentally or physic-
ally defective.
A married woman who has an in
come from separate source than her
husband is entitled to file a separate
return with respect to that income
Ordinarily husband and wife file one
joint return, including the income of
both. But if the husband does not
include his wife's income, the wife is
required to file her own return. Sep
arate returns of husband and wife are
required if either had a net income
exceeding $4,000.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-27

I'll Think of You ..........Louis Hirsch
Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Stalker
eBautiful Blue Danube Strauss
Miss Wegmann
Swing Along Will Marion Cook
Eunlet Winds Upon the Mountains
Hayden .-..--.--.......-..-...--.......T The Club
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-27
Other Regulations.

A married woman who lives with
her husband is not allowed a prescrib-
ed exemption. She and her husband
have $1,000 plus $500 additional for
each dependent; and this exemption
may be taken by either or divided in
any manner between them.
A woman who was widowed during
i9l9 may claim exemption for the full
year, on the basis of her status as of
December 81.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-01-27
THE MIRACLE MAN"
HAILED AS PICTURE
OF UNUSUAL MERIT

IIdS
Appeal.
Hailed by critics as one of the
greatest motion pictures ever pro-
duced. the Paramount-Artcraft feat
ure. produced by George Loane Tuck
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22
ADD ACRES OF GRASS.


A little rough land may be found
ON almost every farm In eastern ana
nurthc19tcrn oklahoma ma cannot
Y"t bo ptofltHbN cultivated IhiH
land can be- used only for pasture
purposes Native pasture GrdP,ss
Bro rapidly giving way in fhe.o Har.
fious under The strain of continuous
heavy grazing For several Years
Hh,sc pavtufoa have boor EuiuF down
and he number of c1ttI" ''u eau
boz kcrt ON me farm. hus trrruI.H'
in proportion. Progress iu solving
The pasture problem lH not brIr
Iuldo ts rapidly os tno occasion dr.
muudH
Many farmers who huvr made of.
'"mptr to establish some Of fho '1us
grasses d"cinro that there ir reason
GOO hc hopeful cyrus z Nt'r}.
Tulsa county northeastern ohIu.
hOua. believes that the greatest
need of This portion Of tho state iF
% few acres " meadow "u c,"r}
farm This n4 doubt would double
ihc livestock carrying capacity oi
many OF the farms
Mr. Avery i- closo student of
farming in several or tho counties ln
his section uf he state and h1H bDc1
growing Homc Of the tame grasses
FOR The lnst four years Among tho
most guccssful of these grasses aIo
timothy ana Rod clover which 1ro
grown together win sweet clover
and atsIko clover ana WoWu for hay
! The has makes excellent sheep feed
and the meadow provides good gruI
| Ing In IAN and winter This
| meadow hnA boon set FOR four years
[ Tho annual mid summer druuih hU,
| ihinucd out he timothy ana red
] clover I'm places Sweet clover uuo
I alslkc clover stand the drouth % llul,
! better and occupy the thin place,
| In The timothy and red clover Tim
| othy IN a shallow rooted plant while
| tho clovers root deeply Bv sOWiui
All four of the crops together. Mr.
| Avery says hc is nearly sure TO gul
a good ftand Of plHntN
| Avery also believes That our pas
t1re probloms can ho madc lees com
| pick by slight changes In our crop
ping system. Thin uplauds that fui
/ many years have been depended
| upon 10 grow corn and knfirs win
| unattiyfactory results have for IN,
last year or two mndo very good
| yields Of barley While on trlT
| through Colorado recently he OBJ
served some hogs that were KEPT lr
n dry lot and fed nothing but grouuC
alfalfa hay ana ground barley. Thes,
hogs, hc eaid, had made n better
growth than do our hogs running ut
green alfalfa pasture and fed plontl
of corn.
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Your Best
Defense

What stand would you take the matter of eliminating
all protection from foes? Aboishing the Army, Navy
and our Coast Defense?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22
Try This If You
Have Dandruff

There IL one sure way that never
falls to remove dondruff completely
and that ia To dissolve II. This de-
stroys II entirely. To do this, just get
about four ounces OF plain, ordinary
liquid nrvon; apply Il at night when
retiring: use enough to moisten the
scalp and rub II In gently with the
finger tipy
by morning, most II not all. of
your dandruff will he gone, and thcre
or four moro applications will com
plotely dissolve and entirely destroy
evory single sign and trace OF Il, no
matter how much dandruff YOU may
have.
You will find. too, that all itching
aud digging OF the scalp will stop in
stantly. and your hair will he fluffy,
lustrous, glossy. silky and soft and
look and feel a hundred times better.
You can get LIQUID arvon at any
| drug store. IL is inexpensive, and
four ounces is all you will need, This
simple remedy has never been known
TO fail,---Advt.
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come of the state hat leads IN the
total production Of tho crop.
Tn 1919 its acre income from 2
leading field crops exceeds by &3.b0
the average of the United states Tor
the same crops.
"Yet its average price for all plow
lnnd ~ ono-half the average price for
all plow hand In the United states.
"Gn 1919 the total crop value was
moro than twice the total oil value.
The foundation OF Oklahoma's
prosperity II us fertile farms. not It's
gushing oil wells
There are several reasons for
OklnhomHH surprising standard
among crops. chief Of which H. the
fact that mild winters and diversity
OF crops permit the use Of equip-
ment and labor through the whole y
months
Ana because oklahoma is new
state. with much sparsely settled ter
ritory.' this pamphlet continues,
that the state Is gtill In its infancy.
although IL Far surpasacs many
others in many crops and minerals.
"To be exact farm crops In , 10
totalcd $522,5s5. 900 Buttorfat and
eggs brought {t74tG,0Od Nothing
remarkable ibis page OF figures
sugrcsts practically no fertilizer
was used Just good dirt.'
Ana oil brought something like
$3.50. 900 900, live stock and poultry
amounted 10 S22i.t26,O00. And coal
produced amounted 10 $4,000 Lead
and zinc brought 10000, 000.'