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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27
MIEDZY ROBOTNIKAMI
PRZEDSIEBIORCAMI
BUDOWLANYMI.

PomySlnie zapowiadaJ9ce sic
za}atwienie Sprawy nieporozu-
mien miedzy robotnikami pred
siebiorcami budowlany1ni znOwu
ulega zwloce Z powodu, zc refe-
rendum cieSli. przeprowadzone w
sobote wieczorem, wypowiedzia-
10 sic przeciw przyjeciu arbitral-
ncj decyzji sedziego Landisa, kto
r. godzi zwasnione strony. L
praktycznego punktu widzenia
cicSle zgodzili sic wlaSciwie ma
zalatwienie sprawy, co potwier-
dza okolicznoSc. ze chwila roz-
poczecia przesiuchow wielu Z
mich powrocilo do piracy; uczyni-
Ii to jtdnak ME jako unja, ale ia
ko poszczeg6lni robotnicy; nato-
miast w zaiatwieniu nieporozu-
mienia chodzi O zawarcie kontrak
tn miedzy unja cieSli przedsie-
biorcami ma zasadzie decyzji Sc
diego Landisa. Przeciw temu
wla$nie wypowiedzieli sic cieSle
w sobote. opierajac sic ma tel
podstawie, re ustawa unji zabra-
MIA i'm przyjmowania decyzji ar
bitralnej.
MSCIWA WARDA 19-A.
Cd d4uzszego juz czasu trivia
jaca w wardzie 19tej walka poll
tyczna staia sic wczoraj przyczy-
M nowego tam dokonanego NOR
derstwa ma osobie niejakiego Jo-
zefa Laspisa, bogatego przedsie-
biorcy i przyjaciela niedawno Ia
mordowanegp D'Andrei, by}ego
przodownika politycznego przy-
wodcy robotniczego W tel war--
dzie. Jest to juz Plata z kolei O.
fiara roznamietnienia polityczne-
go mieszkancow tel dzielnicy mia
[Dokonczenle ma str. 6tei0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27

Krvzvs micszkaniOwy W ma
szem mieScie ulegi takiej nadzwy
czajnej zmianic ma lepsze, tax -
re dzisiaj ME lokatorzy poszuku-
ia wolnych mieszkan, a wSaScl-
cielc dom0w i biura poSredmcza-
ce w wynajmowaniu mieSzkan -
- poszukuja lokator6w! Wy
dziai do Spraw RealnoSciowych
powiatu Cook ma zanotOwanych
II siebie wiecej niz 5000 wolnych
mieszkan, ktore moga bye zajetc
- natychmiast. Chociaz urzednl-
cy Chicagoskiego Wydziaiu do
Spraw Realnosciowych odmowili
udzielenia informacji co do VOL
nvch mieszkan W naszem mie--
scie, jake sa u mich zanotowa-
ne. to jednak pewnem jest, re
liczba tych miaszkah Jest pokaz-
ma. Niezaleznie Cd zarejestrowa-
nyrh wolnych mieszkan, setki do
NOW apartamentowych wolne-
mi mieszkaniami sa wvnajmowa-
ne bezpoSrednio przez w}aScicie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27
SENATOR FRANCE OTRZY-
NAL POZWOLENIE Ma

"J<N
Londyn, 81. czerwca. - Sena,
tor J6zef France Maryland O.
trzymai pozwolenie ma wjazd do
Rosji sowieckiej wyjedzie dzi-
siai Londynu do Rygi.
GREcY ODRZUCILI POSRE-
DNIcTWO ALJANToW.
Ateny, 81. czerwca. (Prasa ST.
- Rad greek odrzucii w sobote
propozycje Francji, Anglji
W1och posredniczenia W sprawie
zakonczenia dziasan wojennych z
nacionalistarni tureckiemi W A.
zji Mniejszej.
Jerry Baltaggis, greek mini
ster spraw zagranicznych, jest
zdania, re przyjecie posrednictwa
aliantow byfoby rownoznaczne a
nulowaniu traktatu sewrsklego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27
Woodrow Wilson Pryjety Do Crona Adwokat6w,
Ambassador Warren UdaJe Ole DO Faryza.
Nowe Zawichrzenia w Meksyku
Podrozenie Produktow RoInych.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRA JOWE

tahch organizacji, jak: The u
nlted brotherhood of Carpenters"
/ The international Machinist's
Union" oraz unii kolejowej. We.
dla oficjalnego obliczenia balo-
tow, Gompers otrzy1naf 25,o22
g}oSow, Lewis zas 1924.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27
Grecy Odrzucii POsrednictwo AGantow.
LLOYD GEORGE zAPROSH De VALERA Ma KONFERENCE.
Anglia SwietIe ROcznice Ligi NarOd6w.
JNNE TELEGRAMY "a AGRANICZNE
STARCIA POWSTANCoW
WLOCHAMI.

Paryz, 81. czerwea. - Berlin
sbde Biuro Wolff'a donosi re
zrodef pol urzedowych. re po-
miedzy woiskami powstancow
solskich whoSkieni tioszio do
starcia w okO1icy KoZla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27

La Sale, upadt nieprzytomny,
Pawei NJ. Authors, zam. pnr.
l+75 n, La Sale. d, doznai O.
brazen ciala wskutek uderzenia
o ziemie. Wypadck ten spowo-
dowaI nadzwyczajna Panike
wsr6d scteik kapiqcych sic, przy-
czem ME trudno byio 0 MOVE me-
szczeScie - szczegolniej wSrod
kobiet: jcdnakze odbyfo sic bez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-27

ERWCA - (MONDAY, JUNE 27) 1921 ROKU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16
MAnnIAOE I~ICENsTS.

\ MtUIITHEE LII F.NNET
Incfa faomlneuez. capulin y. ~.
Antonio Rivera. NantH Pc.
Mabic Winfffcd Naples Aibuquei
4ae Frtd T.. Rrstsch. Afhuqoerane.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16
Actress Throws Ring
From Train BY Accident
But Receivers II

This h = case uhe,r n lanillc ~
pop caused Inuru Marion. q Nfalthy
artrr4f ~ amount 81 VERY. hui was
ai.e b means o. causing TINT worry
tn actrc@. accompanied ny a
truNut - uthrr aclfeeets ana adior4
nAtHnd through kIbuqucruuc Inst
Wednesday, m a specinl car on santa
~ train SO. , itf the Pacific coast.
AZ vent well until tn ifnin was
pulling cug of Gallup Hcrr Laura,
tIiiinE on thf hack platform ~ the
train. decided to drink = totte o.
DOT.
shc did. but IN throwing the bottle
away. the bultlo caught On her finger
and pulled an amcthsst ring she was
wearing with H. The hoifie broke
- y m y rail- Laura notified the
train conductor OF the bsss Of her
rlng-n keepsake she had been given
~ her mother. Trnlnmcn were noii-
fled that a reward ~ SIS would be
paid to y person finding the ring.
The train conductor notified the
ira.amastcr a Gallup aud santa re
upeclnl officers Traiumen learned
herr today that the rims had hrcn
found ~ SPECIAL Oniccr white Of
Gallup. one mile wcai OF The Gallup
the chief aid in ~ findinE.
Th1 rinH h Go he sent 10 the artres-
~ car Of fhc nurlank thcater. Los
Angeles which she save ar her adj
dress
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

fsErnpts. spccders and an alleged
cate Of drunkncse formed y variety
Of rascs a. occupy the attention ~
an6re VI. ". Mcclellan In police court
this morning.
The rteaiine 81 q drink brought a
sac fine 70 palo rar Hara tras ar
lcFfFd f~aturdny nlght and told QQi-
clIA ~ The tins thar ~ rtomnchN ~
apridc down told the Judge this
Haornlng that he Ind seen Two men
1unkIne m az alley. He won't %
them 6nd ftule a drink, he said.
VI. Werner and Carl nranele were
nDrd SIS cuch on the charge Of
focodinF. The caae 81 r. Sickicr. IL
ehnrGcd With speeding, was continued
until ; O'clock tonight. a. were aiso
M rascs 81 a. ~ Hfroup and Roy
West. charged With speeding.
Claude HUTTON rave notice Of appeal
when he was fined $50 on the charge
Of using profane ianEuage 20 . mem
her OF M SchfcK garage. Paul Hem
IN and Had 1ackFon Nere given 70
dare Zach % Tie cthffre ~ Nagrnncy
and AeersnE rsFpecuvely.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

Frank Lowe Unsigned NJ srrrctary
Of the MuFicinuf nlo NJ the union's
rernlur mectinE yesterday and F.ari
Portcfflpid was elected to ul the
rncanc,. AIR. Lowe has been sccrc-
tary Of the M~uaIctans union Tor four
years.
so-cplhnc Cam aud orrn DincIHl
tied for first place in the d~cclamatofy
contest held az The Immaculate Com
ception Parish school yesterday after
s sP9 ssem "T ss r wa1l p. os si,sss (, s Iss
Murphy was contested for ~ 20
pupils. MURPHY D. a graduate % the
school Arrangements viii be made
for D presentation OF another med.
al A large crowd attended the con-
test. and musical numbers. songs. and
flower dances made % tho rest %
the program
Tln womrn's Cnaisllc Order ~
Forrestcis win entertain Tuesday
evening az -. Mays hall 90 their reg
ular benefit carr party. Their friends
are particularly urEe1 io comc. NJ u
IL open 10 the public. Tho Time ~
hall past eight.
4 sample stan az the Aind that
viii BE- posted around Albuquerque
W the Chamber Of Commerce. has
been completed. and work started on
about 20 others signs Tiitsr sifus tell
specific facts about Albuquerque and
the Chamber Of Commerce. 10 direct
people where Ia go for Information
Permission viii be- asked Of the ciiy
commissioners 10 place these signa az
STRATEGIC points in The business cen
ter 81 the city.
scorgr VI. Roarici. chairman ~
the national Animal H~ushandry
division. Will pass through Alhuqucr-
nur tomorrow on tho California linz
ifnd. accpr1iur - word received al the
local offirc Of she Sew MtNiro Cattle
Growcrs association. ar Eunmel win
not De able a. stop of at ~ point
IN New Mexico. az he must attend
an Important meeting in Phoenix on
Nav 20. and must 10 suWr work ia
the salt River valley Of Arizona bee
fore going e. phornlx Niss Henson.
accfctnry 81 thr Ncw McNlco cattle
and sheep growers associations win
meet Mr.. Romnei al tht train.
The cari paftS thai wns 10 have
been given By the Ladies' Hodallty OF
the Immaculate Conception church
has been postponed unsl May 20.
Tlefc Uni b. q regular mss'tinE of
the Womnn's Benefit Association ~
the Maccahocs tomorrow afternoon al
3tae o'clock ~ the knirhts Of
f'ythias hall.
~. Mtcrs vas lined $50 In police
this morning CA The charge o.
cutting a JAY conner with his automO.
bile.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

John milne. erpcfe ntendenl Of the
rlc achooIA ~ David n. BOYD and
fcnrce liodey will BE- the principal
Epcakef8 81 nr dInncr 10 b. given for
the Lnircrrlty % New Mexico senior
chse At me Y. ~ G. A. "wednesday
night.
The dinner II 10 take the place Of
the reruisf weekly noon luncheon %
tht klNanle clnn tho laccing bring
held IN the evening 20 AZ not 10 In
1effcrr with thu atudcnfn' class
ncrlodn. HeEiaea The speakers there
viii b. muHlc Including a solo hy
Miss Horense Switzcr.
Thcrr are ~ mesnhors Of the senior
rlass. ~ OF whom rll ~ hers for the
dinner. W. ~ Mcdowell ~ IN charge
" The prpGTam.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16
Pupils Tied for
Firs- Honors in the
D~eclamatory Contest

al thr senlof deflamaiorv contca
for thr Too Muruh- ruid medal
tNard held 80 5 Nury's school yrs-
tcrdHy afternoon. and bon which %
pupils OF the school fooh part two
Of thf contestants. Niss Josephine
Cant nud Miss Dlra ulnrN broke
even nu hunofa. Thrf wsrr pro-
nuuucrd equaliy good hy the four
nfdzcs. fnfhcr bnyic presided as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

Chairman ~ the iudger. Tho subject
Of Mise Cnpt's declaration vas The
witch Girl judith aud ct Miss Din
ellis. "The Colored Dancing Match
hy Frank stanton.
II was decided 90 give each winner
a medal. the school faculty 90 pro-
vide the other ono. These viii be
uwardcd with other yeful and ccr-
uflcate awards nt thr'ond Of school
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained ad writers.
If you so desire, they will gladly
assist YOU in wording your AL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16
WHO'S HERE


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"a Kennedy. i'awhska. okla.
ChnH. n. sheath rawnuskn. Okla.
-. ~. Wnwmact. Muuntainnir.
Austin Wnotrn. Carrlzoro
Wipe utlahdo. las Ncfun
Tony nitcra. santa Fc.
f.ncy uumlnencE santa ~.
~ Matthias. ri paso.
W 81 Guinn. Dallas.
X. tTnois. III Paso.
q a. nowlda and wife. santa re.
chaa n. Ham and vie santa ~.
a. ~. seward. santa ".
q. a.. Kecbic. Chicago.
,. ~. Markh. New York City.
Darcy y jacobs. Peoria. Il.
Fred a. Kaune. Los Angeles
Harry Chamberlain. Oakland. cam.
= y. IAnflcld. Washington ~ g.
g. EmofihE ard family Long Beach
A. 4. Mlllor. WASHINGTON. y. e.
n. B Mckcrrihan. ~ pnso
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Louis n Valdez santa Pc.
James n Recne, Los Angeles.
Garcia v. Stern. Las Vegas.
Rohcrt PAYNE Ration.
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~ A. Koch. Santa Fc.
n. SpitE. santa No.
H. q. Ford. Cleveland.
sTURcEs
A. ]. Hughes. Denver
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q. W. Crump. Phoenix.
Karl ~ Krufi. san Franrisco.
otto joel. New York CITY.
n. y. Hasslcr. Prescott. Ariz.
q. G. wheeler, Washington. u G.
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Clayton Jenkins. Provo. Utah
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Logan Munxon. Phoenix.
n. q. Allen. Denver.
n. Mckecfry. Alma. n. NJ
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~ ~ Hughes. Topeka knns.
Mrs John a. chavez Tome. - ~
Rita Silva. Tome. y ~.
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Chaa d. Coach Santa Re.
ALVAIfADO
Frank Dunlap -hicago.
A. q. Marion, Denver.
n. r.. Kicker. Denver
e. G. Winnie and wife Washington
". T. Dunlap kanTns civ
r. Chns Ganftrn. SANTA r.
e. n. Finley. Denver.
Ida ~. Shufe. Los Angeles.
Carrio D. owens Clarendon Texas.
- T. Perry and wife. New York City
Geo. rrcdericks Oakland, Calf
Joe Coofs Oakland CAM.
= T. ionof. san Francisco.
Mrs p. J. George Bradford Pa.
y. a.. George, Bradford. Pa.
n. T. Adams and WHO. Bradford
p.
Frank B Fuhr. socorro.
&. r. Patterson. Ncw York city.
Joe koiiski. Denver.
n T.. Dunn. SIN Francisco.
,. \ yuiier and vife. oakland cam
y. a. Hughes. Topeka kuns
George Fraser Topeka Rates.
r. W Priest. Topeka. kaus
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r. T. Smith Denver
n r. CARROLL Denver.
MIR T. ~ Eoddy. Ntw urlrnus
Mrs G. 90. Chuun. Nvw Orleans
Mrs. ". d. Wcrdcn Providence
Mis- Madden Pumcy. nrooteon,
lass
Roy l. CLARK. Providence g. T..
q. o. Wilson. Denver.
j. saitrr. Boston.
l. L. Hopper san Antonio.
j. a. glflIua New York CITY
j. D. A. Askin. Denver
carl ~ Anderson. sd Louis
u. H. Kirrhtr New York civ
{. ~. Thompson and wife Las
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16

Gan nou supply fimited amount
factory wood In fun wagon loada
Hahn Coal Co. Phone Of.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-16
DEATHS

AiA.AIRE-charles D. Aiairr. ,cnioI
ssssss 2 ~ Hcs q A''iwars esss -
kont fhere Feslc51ay arr ~ year ~
- ~ 4. Allsin. sss vita hia, ana 'eet
lrrn : snsrfheat IL san Antonio far ~ year
~ Va ven 1roen u ~ state. sirenf
NHrlTlLur stella Shnltn dled A. hql
AoIns % suufh Elm arfet last niaht - ~
49, ~ 20 gfeu uef hufhand sha her
rIfh NJ Hrnain4 are 81 HifnnG nrufhefs
~snHcrskipg re..nis ngniinE insfruetiors non'
ItuakrIIID Franrisiauta isfamiiH
AI.f Ytsfsrdat nnemnan ~ her rryarn
r. y unrfanonIa ~ was he a4urli q
NJ sna Nrl ~. ID. Iafamulo. Tae Mnerfl
h. hrid fflnnrfar aftffneun FROM fns
Hn,ls raid hrt. burial VII b. rah
So eqmrsfrr CfnInif sill law rharrsl
tHpnio IA funernl u Fraeeises 4
Aiuno VISA hsia ihtr nornins dnsn 80
fnilr nrslAanre Mr. Am1V died hert
tnf fndaF esrniaa afief . short ttcaass
~ u ~ sopa rii rsiurn % m hp,i
Ianlshf ~ Ia lrntra. uktfe ~ y M
Ianikr hutlrrat. Cralioft wpA ~ enafke
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-02-02
cLovERPoRT KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY
NEWMAN DECLARES HE
is NOT A CANDIDATE.
Thanks All Interested Friends But
Can't Get His Own Consent.

1t hardly seems necessary, in view
of the fact, that | have not made a
public announcement of my candid
acy, to represent Breckenridge and
Hancock Counties in the next regu-
lar session of the General Assembly,
to state-I will not be a candidate;
but as | have received assurances of
support from man Republicans and
Democrats, and in order to show
them ] am not unmindful of gratitude
and appreciation. that feel for them
| have taken this method OF thanking
all interested friends.
1t is apparent at this time that
there will be at least one other can
didae from Hancock county and
cannot get my consent to make a
canvas for the nomination and it NOM
mated then contend for my election in
November.
One race for an Improbable office
is enough trusting that at some other
time you will permit me to serve YOU
| am sincerely. G.. w. NEWMAN.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-02-02
FEB. 6, AS CHINA
RELIEF SUNDAY
Ministers in KY, Asked to
Make Appeal. for Starving
People in Chinese Provinces

From every pulpit in Kentucky, an
appeal will be made Sunday, February
9th, for funds to save the inhabitants
of those great Chinese provinces
where the crop failure is complete
and 40,000,00O persons face starvation.
The Rev. DR.. +. Y. Mullins chairman
of the China Famine Fund in Ken
lucky has received replies from the
ministers OF all denominations in the
State indicating that the answer to
his appeal for the observance OF Sun
day February 9th, as China Relief
Sunday, will be nearly 100 per cent.
The active campaign for funds will
open about the 18th of February The
appointment of DR.. Mullins by Fresi-
dent Wilson having been preliminary
to the drive so that he could perfect
an organization. Joseph Burge has
been appointed treasurer for the State
and Chairman in each county will be
named this week. The State Execu-
tive Committee is now being made up
and will be composed of seven or
nine men.
AS pointed out in the Presidents
proclamation, the Chinese people look
to America as their benefactor In
view of the political situation in he
Orient, many Kentucky ministers who
have served as missionaries both in
China and Japan, say the relief afford
ed to the Chinese at this time will do
much to strengthen the spirit of ALI
ance between China and America.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-02-02
P.T. A. MEETS
FRIDAY, FEB. 4
Special Program Prepared, and
Plans for Valentine Social
To Be Discussed.

This is to remind you of the Feb
ruary meeting of the Parent-Teach-
err Association to be held at the school
building next Friday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock You are urged to be on
time and to bring your neighbors a
long with you. The meeting of last
month was success and the Feb
ruary meeting should come up to ex-
pectations.
The program follows:
Minutes and Roll Call, each member
answering with brief current event.
Song Misses Chlora Mae Seaton and
Louise Weatherholt.
Reading, "The School Teachers
Guest" Mrs. John Blythe.
In addition to the regular business
plans for the social to be held at the
school building on ST. Valentines
Day will be discussed, and the super
intendent will report on the approx
mate cost of the bookcase the as
ISOLATION is planning to build for the
school-Supt. Peters.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-02-02
INCOME TAX COL
.LECTOR DUE MAR. |
Deputy Collector Will Spend
Two Days in Cloverport and
Two at County Seat.

The deputy income tax collector is
due in Cloverport, March 1. and =.
and in Hardinsburg March 3, and f.,
according to the announcement OF
Elwood Hamilton, Collector in Ken
lucky. The deputy Collectors name
and his location while here will be
gwen later. In the mean time. those
who are subject to pay income tax
will secure blanks and records and the
deputy will assist them in making
their reports.
The income tax law include: all
single persons, or married persons
not living with wife or husband,
whose net income for the year 1920
was $1,000 or more, and married per-
sons living with wife or husband
December 31st, 1920 whose net in
come was $1,000 or more, must file
an income tax return. To assist tax
payers deputy collector OF Internal
Revenue will be at the places on the
dates mentioned above.
Failure to see the deputy collector
or to receive blanks will not relieve
such tax payers of penalty for failure
in making returns.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-02-02
JURORS SELECTED
FOR FEB. COURT
Grand and Petit Jurors Who
Are Named to Serve During
February Circuit Court.

Monday, February IL, will be the o.
pening of the first term of Circuit
Court in Breckenridge county for 1921.
Judge Layman, of Elizabethtown will
preside The following have been
named to serve on the grand and
petit juries:
Petit Jury. C. Nolte. J. w. Mari,
G.. A. Wright, Tice Miller, Larkn
Gibson, A. c. Glasscock. L. T. Har-
din, John w. Lockard. Ernest Pop
ham, John Owen, Henry Basham,
Hanes Trent, c. A. Tinius, Ben II.
Bates, James Flood. S. r. Hall, Ben
Ridgeway, ]. T. Hoben, Frank Drane,
H. NJ Beard. H. A. Alter, LATE With
ers, 5. w. Bassett w. L. Beauchamp,
J d. Jolly, ] NJ. Howard, Silas Miller,
Chas Maysey, Jr.. J. S. Manning, Joe
Robertson, II c. Haddock. Sam w,
Garden. Ed f. Alexander, Rufus St.
Clair, Horace S. Hicks. W. NJ. Kan
maple.
Grand Jury-Park Miller, Marcus
Mattingly, w. r. Beard, w. w. Bax-
ter, Levy Butler. d. S. Burks, f. L.
Robertson, Marion Weatherholt, =.
r. Payne. Ernest Henderson. J. NJ.
Rollins, T. S. Nicholas, Geo Lyddan,
Virgil Harmed Workman Horsley,
Jas. A. Beavin, A, c. Gilbert NJ. d.
Beard, Pierce Hardaway, H. w.
Gross, r. +. Owens, Paris Barr, G..
+. Shelman, Jas. Mason.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-02-02
33TAKE COJTNTv
EXAMINATION
Thirteen Are From Cloverport
Public School; Miss Hendrick
Joins Faculty For Last Half
Term.

Thirty-three boys and girls from
Breckenridge county took the county
examination for county school Dip
Iona, which was held in Stephens
port, Friday and Saturday. Former
Supt Andrew Driskell who will con-
duct the County Normal School at
Harmed, this Spring, was the exam
liner.
Thirteen of the pupils were from
the Eighth Grade of the Cloverport
Public school They we're: Annie May,
Mabel Whitehead, Vera Jolly, Carrie
Mae Jackson, Jane Lamar Sawyer.
Mary Askins, Mary Jane Luster,
Lucia Blythe, Lucille Kinder, Margar
ct and Anna Belle Gregory. Albert
Cockeril and Ernest Edward Taturn.
Miss Ressie Hendrick, of Hardins-
burg, was elected to fill the unexpired
term of Mrs Mike Tucker, formerly
Miss Lucille Owens, as an instructor
the Cloverport Public school. Miss
Hendrick began teaching Monday
morning. She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Tice Hendrick, of Hardins-
burg, and a sister of Miss Eloise
Hendrick, assistant book-keeper in
the Breckenridge Bank of Cloverport
Owing to the crowded condition of
pupils in the Fourth and Fifth grades,
in the Cloverport Public School
who are taught by Miss Virginia
Wilson, the Fourth grade pupils at
tend the morning session and the
Fifth grade in the afternoon. There
are ninety pupils in these two grades
with an average attendance of be-
tween IS and 81.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-02-02
NO MORE HUNTING IN
KY. UNTIL JULY l,
Season Closed Jan. l, and Not Open
For Six Months

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. 25-Hunting
in Kentucky at this time is illegal,
according to John G. Dillon, secre-
tary of the Kentucky Game and Fish
Commission. Open seasons for all
kinds of protected game closed on
Jan. 1, and the first date on which
hunting of any kind will be legal will
be on July /, when the open season
for squirrels starts.
The state game laws provide that
squirrel may be hunted from July 1,
to December IS; rabbit from Nov Is,
to Dec. 21, quail from Dec. to Dec.
10; grouse from Nov. IS, to Jan. /
ducks, geese brant, coot and other
waterfowl from Sept. 10, to Dec. 81;
woodcock, Nov. Is to Nov 80; and
dove from Sept. 1, to Dec. IS.
Hunting deer, introduced pheasants
and wild turkeys is barred until Nov,
Is, 1925.