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sist Of products produced on the farm.
i'm the garden and orchard. Each com
munity to be- limited to II feet on bench
space. 1st SIS: 2nd SIP Bird SO; 4th
81 9Th So; 9Th 50.
Best general appearance made by a
school. $40; 81: 50; So; 50; 50; 81
Corn show
Best Ten Ear Sample Of
Boone County White. LIST 81; second
81
johnson County White. LIST SO; sec
ond 81.
Meals Paymaster, LIST So: second 81
Little st. Charles. LIST So: second 81
Big st. Charles. LIST SO: second 81
Iowa Silver Mine. LIST So; second 81
Hickory King. LIST 81: second 81.
Roper. LIST So; second 81.
Diamond Joe. LIST SO second 81.
Reds Yellow Dent. LIST So; second
81
Best single ear. any variety. LIST g /;
second 81: third soc. ribbon.
Best seed stalk, LIST 81; second 81;
third soc. ribbon
Small Grains
Best half bushel of:
Bearded Wheat. LIST 81: second 81
Smooth Headed. LIST 81; second 81
Rye. LIST 81: second 81.
Rust Oats, LIST 81: second 81.
Rust Proof Oats LIST So: second 81
Soy Beans. LIST 50: second ST.
Cow Peas. 1st 81; second 81.
Hay. Best Bale
Alfalfa Hay. LIST So; second 81.
Red Clover, LIST 50; second 81
Mixed Timothy and Red Top. 1st y !
second 81.
Red Top, LIST So: second 81
Soy Bean. LIST 81: second ST.
Cow Peas. LIST So; second 81.
DAT Hay, LIST 81; second 81
Japan Clover, LIST So: second 81
Best stalk OF Cotton. LIST So; secoed
81.
Best 3 stalks of Sorghum. LIST y /;
second 81
Best 3 stalks Of Broom Corn. LIST =
second 81.
Best stalks of Mammoth Yellow Soy
Beans, LIST 50 second 81
Best 3 stalks Haberlandt Soy Beans
LIST So: second 81.
Garden Produrts-
Best peck Irish Potatoes. LIST 81; &C
ond soc.
Best peck Sweet Potatoes. LIST 81
second 5Oc.
I Best peck Turnips, LIST 81; secsnd
Soc
Best peck Beets. LIST 81: second NC
il Best peck Onions. LIST 81; second oOc
Best 1-2 PIX. Tomatoes, 1st II; &c
ond Soc.
j Best and largest Watermelon. LIT u
second SOC.
j Best and largest Pumpkin. LIT u
second soc.
\ Best peck Peauuts LIST 81; ooooo(
o0c. ---sAeA14A-
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Infants Articles

BabyS Cap. hand made. Isl 81 sec
Ond JOc.
Baby's Saque. any kind. 81.
Baby's Buggy Robe. embroidered. lst
81 80. second Toe.
Baby's Outfit. including dress. petit
coat and flannel. LIST s.; second 81.
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Crochet and knitting

CrOcheted Centerpiece with fabric
center. S1-J0.
Crocheted Centerpiece. S1-JO.
Crocheted Lunch Set. isr s. second
81
Knitted Sweater. LIST - : second 81.
Miscellaneous
Usefulness and beauty to be- con-
sidered.
Child's Rompers. S1o0.
Mans Shirt. S1.OO
Laundry Bag. zoe.
Sofa Pillow. most attractive. 81.
Dresser Set. emb. work. lst S1.Jo /;
second S1oO.
Beaded Work any kind. 1st Sl.J0;
second Il 90
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White Rocks
Rest Cock. LIST 81 second zoe
Best Hen. LIST 81: second soc.
Best Cockerel. LIST 81 second Soc
Best Pullet. LIST 81 second soc
Best old pen Ito consist of one male
and two femalesD. LIST 81; second 81
Best young pen. LIST 50; second 81.
Same for the following breeds: Bar
red Rocks. Rhode Island Reds Lang
shans. White Wyandottes. White Leg
horns. Brown Leghorns. Indian Games.
White Orpingtons. Minorcas. Silver
Lace wyandottes. Anconas.
Pest pair tame Geese. LIST 81; sec
ond soc.
Best pair Wild Geese. 81: SOC
Best pair Tame Ducks. 81; soc.
Best pair Wild Ducks, 81 soc
Best pair Turkeys. 81; soc.
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Al articles exhibited In this section
must have been made by "a woman after
she has reached ~ years Of age Work
must have been done within the past
ten years.
Specimen Of embroidery. Si.Vb
Specimen of Tatting. Slno
Specimen Of Crocheting. S1.D-
Specimen of Knitting 81 90
Specimen of Patch Work Quilt Sl.w
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Antiques and Curios-

The most Interesting piece Of furni.
ture with general history. ist Sl.Oo Red
Ribbon.
The most interesting article of wear
Ing apparel with historical significance
II to
Best collection of old embroidery OF
art work. 81.
Best example Of rare old books. 81
Best specimen of rare old quilts. 81
Best specimen Of rare old quilts 81
Sl.p0
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HICKMAN COMMUNITY
FAIR PREMIUM LIST
Complete List of Premiums to be Awarded to Winners
in the Many Departments

IJam-
Best Collection Of Jam. lst - f.. sec
ond 81
Number and quality
JeIlies-
Best Collection Of JeIIiss. LIST -
second 81
Number and quality.
Canned Fruit
Best Collection Of Canned Fruit. 1st
So second 81.
Number and quality
Canned Vegetable
Best Collection Of Canned Vegetables.
1st -: second 81.
Number and quality.
Candies
Best Divinity or Sea Foam. Toe.
| Best Chocolate or Caramel Toe
Prettiest and best display of Fancy
Candy. 81.
Domestic Art
Best home made Soap. SlO0
Home Woven Rug. Si.oo.
Cotton Quilt. any pattern. Sl.oe.
Silk Quilt. any pattern. Sl.0o.
Bed Spread. embroidered. 500
Bed Set. appliquet. embroidered. 81
Ladies' Articles. Made Up style and
work to be considered
Ladies' hand made Embroidered Ted
dy Bear. 81.
Ladies' Night Gown. embroidered. 81
Ladies' Apron. most sensible, 81.
u,f..s.. Arss.I.
Baby's Cap. hand made. LIST 81 sec
Ond JOc.
Baby's Saque. any kind. 81.
Baby's Buggy Robe. embroidered. lst
$l5O: second 75c.
Baby's Outfit. including dress petit
coat and flannel. ist s.; second 81
Household Linen
Pair Pillow Cases. embroidered, LIST
81 second zoe
Pair Pillow Cases. erocheted edge. 1st
81 : second Joc.
sheets. embroidered. sI.O0.
sheets. crochefed. Sl.00.
Towels. embroidered. zoe.
Lunch Set. embroidered. LIST 81 Sec
ond 81.
Napkins. set Of six. crocheted. 81
design and work TO be- considered
ANY article ina patchwork or applique
LIST 81 second JOc
ANY article I'm knot embroidery. 1st
81 second JOc.
ANY article In cross stitch emhroid- /
cry. 1s< ~ , second s0cL
handkerchief
Handkerchief. tatting. zoe.
Handkerchief. edge rolled and whip !
ped. 75c.
Best collection Of Dainty Handker-
chiefs. IL doz. Ladies', 500.
Best collection Of Gentlemen's Hand |
kerchiefs with initial. IL doz-. S1.0o.
Lace Work
Work only to be considered-l
Specimen in Tatting. 81
Specimen in Knitting. 81
Specimen in Crochet. 81
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AGRICULTURAL DISPLAY.

any school of Fulton County. To con
sist Of products produced ON the farm.
i'm the garden and orchard. Each com
munity To be- limited to - feet on bench
space. LIST SIS: 2nd Si2; Bird SO; 4th
81 9Th So 9Th 50.
Best general appearance made by a
school. $40; 81; 50; So; So; 50; 81.
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Domestic Art

Best home made Soap. Sleo
Home Woven Rug. Sl.tn
Cotton Quilt. any pattern. Sl.Oe.
SIN Quilt. any pattern. Sl.o.
Bed Spread. embroidered $500
Bed Set. appliquet. embroidered. :.
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ChiIdren's ENhibit Under ~ Years

Best embroidered gown. 81.
Best hand made handkerchief. 81.
Best specimen of tatting. ~.
Best dressed doll. 81
Best crochet 81
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Canned Vegetable

Best Collection Of Canned Vegetables
lst So second 81.
Number and quality.
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NUtfidt I0
Swine.
Dur0e Gilts-
Senior Pig. 81 81; So; 50: 81
Junior Pig. 50; 81; So; 50: 81
Hampshire Gilfs-
Senior Pig. So 81: So; 50; 81
Junior Pig. 50: 81: So; 81: 81
Poultry
Best Cockerel. $3.50; 81; SIS; 81 /;
soc.
Best PuIlet. $3.50; 81; s1-5o: 81; soc.
Best Trio. 1.-TWO pullets and ! cock
erel), 81 s.. 90 50: 81 zoe.
Corn
Best single ear. any variety. 81; 81
so; 81; soc.
Best ten ear sample. any variety. s.
81 80: 81: soc
Best seed stalk, any variety. 81; 81
so; 81 (; soc
Poultry.
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Canned Fruit

Best Collection Of Canned Frui
81: second 81.
Number and quality
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Best Divinity or Sea Foam. zoe.
Best Chocolate or Caramel. Toe.
Prettiest and best display of Fame.
Candy. 81.
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China Painting

Best vase or tankard. 500
Best cup and saucer. $50.
Best plate. Sl.Jo
Best specimen not mentioned above
miscellaneous. Si50.
Best dresser set. 500.
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Best study In black and white. 81 20
Best pen and ink sketch. S1.5O.
Best Agricultural Display made by
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Best quart OF Sorghum. lst 81: sec
ond J0c
Best quart Apple Vinegar. LIST 81 {;
second zoe
Best quart of Strained Honey. 1st 81 /:
second Joc
Best pound Of Honey in comb. LIST
81: second JOc
Best pound Of Butter. LIST 81 second
zoe
Best > pounds Of Lard. lst 81 sec
ond 5oc.
Best pounds Of Hard Soap. ist 81 !:
second JOc.
Best = pounds Of Soft Soap LIST 81 !;
second zoe
20 '' ''"''' HAM, - 0''
Best Side Of Bacon. LIST 81; second
J0c.
Best shoulder. Isl 81; second 50c.
Fruit
Rest plate OF Ounces. LIST 81: Sec
ond zoe.
Best plate of Peaches. 1st 81; sec
ond soc
Rest plate OF Pears. LIST 81; second
soc.
Best plate Of Apples. LIST 81 second
zoe.
Best display OF Fruit 5 or more
kinlsl. lst 50 second 81.
Best 10 PIX Dried Apples. LIST 81 {;
second 5Oc.
Best IL peck Dried Peaches. LIST 81 /;
second zoe.
Best and longest sample Of Tobacco.
ny variety 1St 81 second JDc.
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Embroidery

design and work 20 BE- considered.
ANY article Ina patchwork or appliqu
embroidery. LIST 81 second JOc.
ANY article in knot embroidery. Is
81 second Joc.
ANY article In cross stitch emhroid
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Oil Painting

Oil Painting
Best head or figure. 50.
Best landscape or marine. $50.
Best flowers and fruit II IA.
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Cooking

Soda biscuits. IL doz 81
Be<t Angel Food. 81.
Pest NIGEL Food. 81.
Best specimen of Candy. 81.
Art
Water color painting. any subject. :
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-01-05

which the above is a photogT apE y
production. The original hangs 2 "
office of the Secretary Of The na'l y
Washington, D. G.
The descendants Of that little s's'
of prosecuted pilgrims who %
upon the shores OF America p ~
together with those who came a
constituted the backbone q thls
republic, and yearly their descend
in the u. S. navy, carry the M
freedom into the ports Of the sos
police the seas and render aia 9
needy in both hemispheres
The United States flag on tns sA
of its navy is a welcome sight q
port in the world and the msl
sail under it are equally Nsls'l'
but the men of the destFvysrs
marked the Return Of the Aasaos
err" to stricken Europe we're more y,
welcome, they were the CRUSADER +
1917 and placed the victory i0f z
at the feet of suffering Europe
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-01-05
LOUISIAN AYAMS WIN
PRAiSE IN CHICAGO

Louisiana "yams" were featured on
the menu at the annual banquet of
the International association of fairs
and expositions held recently at the
auditorium hotel, Chicago. A. A. Oms-
by, exhibit specialist of the state uni
yersity extension department, who
staged an agricultural exhibit from
Louisiana at the information show, at
tended the banquet and ne said the
'yams" we're very favorably comment
ed upon.
THE size of our sweet potatoes"
said Mr. ormsby, twas a revelation to
most of the northern people. They
are accustomed to seeing their home
grown potatoes which are appreciably
smaller than the southern sweet po-
tato. l think with concentrated ef-
fort we can make the Louisiana yam
a universally popular product"
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-01-05

Longfellow's Village Blacksmith"
and the ships blacksmith aboard our
warships have very little in common
except that large and sinewy arms"
are the property of both. The rattle
Of the wagon and the stamping of the
horse is replaced by the huma ncf
giant engines and the sharp staccato
of the radio sending instrument. There
are no whiskered farmers strolling
through the streets, but instead clean
shaven saiIormen pace the decks with
guns over their shoulders.
Nevertheless all our warships have
blacksmith shops aboard with anvlls
and all other appurtenances thai Will
be found in the blacksmith shop ashore
The men are kept busy repairing all
manner Of broken tools and castings
instead of shoeing horses. And the
hours are from $3.50 to 4;3O instead Of
from morn to night"
If the old blacksmith who inspired
Longfellow's poem could visit our
giant warships today, it is certain
that the ring Of the anvil would draw
him to the blacksmith shop where
young men would be found making and
repairing tools and machinery to
keep our ships operating.
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joining such a patriotic body as the
American Legion"
By way of showing their gratitude
to the newspapers of the state for their
loyal support during the year of 1920,
the Minnesota department of the
American Legion has sent each news
paper a letter of thanks. Each letter
bore the signature of A. H. Vernon,
departmenet commander.
Bookkeeping for American Legion
posts mas been simplified by a COM
pIete post accounting set which has
been prepared by a special commit
tee and now is ready for delivery. The
emblem division of national headquar-
ters is filling orders for them.
American Legion members in Pine
dale, Wyo., claim that their Phillips
Edwards post is fathest from rail
road of any post in the United States.
The distance from the nearest railway
line is said to be 10 miles.
said ODE 10 miles. There are thirty
five members OF the pos, wnich rep
resents a territory of five hundred
square miles.
Wholesale swindling of veterans
and gold star relatives by unscrupu-
lous lawyers who demand exorbitant
fees for obtaining compensation in
cases of injury or death is being in
yestigated by the Massachusetts ce-
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Section 2. Be it further ordained,
etc, That this ordinance shall take ef-
feet from and after December 31st,
1920.
Section 3. Be it further ordained,
ETC., that all ordinance OF parts OF Or
dinances in conflict herewith be and
the same are hereby repealed.
Thus done and passed in regular
session convened this 7th day OF the
month Of December, A. D. 1920,
P. W. LAFLEUR, Mayor.
Attest:-E. J. LEBLANC,
Clerk.
Moved bv R. H. Jones and seconded
nv Peter CHASER that the board do now
adjourn.
P. w. LAFLEUR, Mayor.
Attest:-E. ]. LEBLANC,
Clerk.
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THE RETURN ON THE MAYFLoW.
ER"-TODAY is FoRE-FATH-
ER'S DAY

When the Mayflower, a little vessel
of $50 tons burden, set sail from the
shores of Plymouth, England, with her
1O2 passengers August 8; 1920, she
carried the seed of future nation
whose offspring would return to Eng
lands shores many hundred fold and
at a time when that nation was sore
ly pressed.
The arrival of the United States De-
stroyers in England on May 4, 1917
marked the beginning of that avail
anche of ships and men who event
ually swamped the Hun" and sent
him scurrying to cover beyond the
Rhine.
1t was the arrival of these destroy
ers under command of Captain ]. K.
Taussig, U. S. N, which inspired an
English artist to produce the painting,
The Return of the Mayflower" of
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RESOURCES;

Loans and Dis, u. S. bonds, etc., 81 ,O94,
Io oSc ro dis 1O4,
stock in Federal Reserve Bank ------.------------
IT s. Bonds to secure circulation
Rank house, furniture and fixtures -------------
Cash on hand and with banks ,-------.------------
Discounts. earned but not collected --------
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TWO MILK COWS AND
CHICKENS PROVIDE lls'''

4 visited a farmer this week
1 had assisted last winter il
two high grade milk cows all
ing his scrub COWS, writes y
Bride, agent in Webste@ parish
farmer is an old man aud bis ~
all have LETT him and zone
But he took those two COWS
Rhode Island Red chickens -
only made a living for hlls
wife but saved enough besides
able both to make a visit g
weeks to relatives in George
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partment Of the American Legion ~
widow of one man is said % NJ.
paid a lawyers fee Of ten Per zen. 4
a $4,000 due to her through the ass,
of her husband overseas Tbe j.,
risk act prohibits auy.lawyer reeaiy..
More than two hund.ed elsss s.s
compensation claim.
More tina ntwo hundred says IS.
handled by the war risk i1s r,s.
officer of the Norfolk, Va, SGT !, 4.
American Legion between ann.
and November of last year. n se
ton s446,OO0 worth Of insarala
reinstated and $4,000 worth suuvs..
ed. Compensation was lI5
sixty-three out of sixty-six eas,s ns
ed, twelve claims 70 rallctment ii
allowances unpaid under the war n.
act were prosecuted. Ten men vera i
Gated for the federal board Of voesslos
al education when the board Vas d
able to find htem.
Patrolman Joe Treglia, an Ane3
can Legion member Of Omaha, MAJ.
will receive a medal and cash purss
as result Of his bravery in PUTIN
out burning fuse leading to tins &
gasoline and kerosene in a resta0rss
The whole block probably would Asgs
gone up in an explosion II Tregla "a
not investigated the unlocked door Il
the stor eand found the flaming h
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-01-05

F.. collecting general fund. 212.50
Tax collectors comission for
collecting special E. L. tax $500
Merchants and Farmers Bank,
Elactrio light. salaries go. 10000
E11ectric Bonds and interest. 10000
E,vnanees for street lights. 10000
reinforcement fund. 49,. 80. 2835.37
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-01-05
666 breaks a cold qu
than any remedy we
To break a cold take oo

few doses 666 break :
666 quickly relieves .
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DISBURSEMENT

,ravor,s salary ... IS 10000
SIoyebaps salary - 900. 90
1,larlrs salary . 5000
f TIRE. salary. .. 5000
Insnactor Of accounts salary. 5000
Aeeessors' salary ... 5000
Street commissioners salary. 5000
Attorney ....... 10000
For printing minutes Of the
town proceedings ........ 1000
Tax collectors commission for
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$96O7.S7
Respectfully submitted,
GUS ROSENBERG,
R. H. JONES, ST

Moved by w. J. Bergeron and sec
onded by Peter Chaser that the above
budget be accepted. On roll call the
following vote was taken, W. J. Ber-
geron, Peter CHASER, r. H. Jones, and
Gus Rosenberg. Nays: None.
Moved by Rosenberg and seconded
by R. H. Jones that the following or
dinance be adopted as read. On roll
call the vote was as follows:
w. J. Bergeron, Peter Chaser, R. H.
Jones and Gus Rosenberg: Nays:
None
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tbs general public has NOT had
their minds poisoned against Un'
ionism by reading in the Public
Press all that has been said by
those whose desire It is to exploit
labor and II the Public Press were
as free to the use Of the laboreFs
as TO our antagonists, ] assure
you the attitude OF our dear public
would be rather compromising.
The question Of wages will he
taken up by the different building
crafts IN tie near future as our
present signed agreements ex-
pires within the spring months.
Due consideration Is always given
to existing conditions in the for
mutation OF our wage aEreemntS
as our labor ia the only thing ne
have for sale and the sale OF that
labor necessarily must be recon.
pensed sufficiently to meet our
needs for ourselves and our dear
loved ones. Therefore when the
opportune time arrives the public
will be appraised Of the different
crafts wage scale for the following
year.
We wish to extend our thanks
to the good citizens Of our city and
Community for all favoTs Of the
past and trust the spirit OF good
will and cooperation mny prevail
for the future.
With compliments and greetings
OF the season.
COMMITTEE FROM BUILDING
= TRADES COUNCIL.
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eantown, spent last night with
her.
Attend Funeral
Mrs. Jennie Fisher Of Blaine
street went to Flickersville today
to attend the funeral OF her SIS
ter, Mrs. Margaret Wisman.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Malone OF
Potomac avenue are visiting Mrs.
MaIone's sister, Mrs. John Harris,
at Little Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hawkins OF
Tygart street have gone to Man
nInRton to spend Christmas with
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the latter'g parents. Mr.. and Ms.
Masters
Miss Lizzie Hixenbaugh has re-
turned to her home at Hundred
after spending couple Of TeekA
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White
In Eikins street,
Misc Jane Richards is recover
ing from several days illness.
Mrs. ]. C. Buckley who has
heen quite III Is improving.
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gross OF Reeves avenue is
ill.
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Mrs MOTIFS SHAW OF TuTI
street is still in very critical
condition at Cooks hospital. She
had heen slightly improved for
few days and her physicians were
much encouraged, but Friday
pneumonia developed and her
condition is alarming. Mrs. Geo
Watkins. sister-In-law. of Nor
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:-:NEWS:-:


A splendid Christmas program
will be given Sunday morning at
the palatinc Baptist church by
the Sunday school pupils. Read.
.ngs. exercises and special musical
numbers will be given, The Choir
under the direction of Mira. Nc.
MILAN. assisted by r. Z. Hudgins,
will give a Christmas CantatR en-.
titled The Star OF Bethlehem, :"
al the cevninE service. Both pro-
Elams have been carefully pre-
pared and will be of interest TO
all who attend.
Al Emitted brethren Church
A christmas prorrgr will he
given at this church in the eve
ming bv the SUNDAY school and
choir. Excellent music Will be
given bv the choir at this sevy-
ice under the direction of the
choir director. Mr.. Wright. A
cordial invitation is given to all
TO attend the services OF this
church.
,.o,, C-,,a,ro.,o
rom 'a,''''
NJ; and MIS- 1o%aT0 EouoeG
una niue son rluMdiu' IL. any
MT anu MIS-. ltarFy 1ouush u
Charleston are en- route mere 10
spend Chr!stmas with thelr par
cntS Mt. ana MIS-. =; h. L'ouueh
in Front street heir sister
Miss Margaret L0uden has been
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Mother .Nnd DAugFlcF Ut
Mrs. lack Hail and dnu ShtoE
Miss Myrtle Hall are both i'll at
the home Of Mrs. Halls daughter,
Mrs. Eff!c CumpatoU In East Park
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New-York tribune., 1921-06-08
PinkertOn Advocates
European Police Idea
Would Require Persons Who
Change Residence 10 Report
Fact TO Authorities

ST. LOUIS, June William A. PIN
kerton, head of the Pinkerton National
Detective Agency. addressing the con-
yention of the international Associa-
tion Of Police Chiefs here to-day, pro-
posed that as step in combating crime
the police of the United States should
require families or individuals moving
from one house to another, or from
one city to another, to report their
movements to the police. He said this
was done in some European countries.
Mr.. Pinkerton also urged the estab-
lishment in all cities Of police training
schools. Putting uniform on a man
and sending him out on beat does not
make him a policeman" he said
The speaker said the Bertillon sys-
tenn was in danger Of becoming obso-
lete because Identification by finger
prints was superior and simpler.
While delegates to the convention
later were watching parade of 1,1o0
policemen-twot thirds of the St. Louis
force-three armed men entered the
Merchants Ice and Coal Company Of
fees and took $4,000 from the employ
eeS,