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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-08-18
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
designations Accepted-Appo point t
ments onfirmed--
Examinations.

GXaInluHClOUSs
The Board of Education met II
regular session on Tuesday, August
Sth. Those present were Wilmer J
Falls, President; Fred Lewis, Vice
President, and Mrs. Eleanor J
Moore.
The minutes of the regular meet
ing of July 18th were read and ap.
proved and sundry claims were ex-
amined and ordered paid.
The following designations were
received and accepted Miriam
E. Roush, Assistant, Perryville High
School; Miss Ruth E. Williams, Do
mestic Science and Arts Teacher
North East and Calvert High
Schools; Mr.. Charles w. Jackson,
Jr., Manual Training Teacher, North
East and Calvert High Schools.
The following appointments were
confirmed:-Miss Nora A. Stoll AS
sistant, Elkton High School; Miss
Virginia Lee, Carter, Domestic
Science and Arts Teacher, North
East and Calvert High Schools; Mr..
Samuel NJ Jenness, Assistant, Cecil
tom High School; Mr.. Howard MAI
win, Jr., Assistant, Calvert Agricul-
tural High School; Mr.. w. Lyle
Moulds, Agricultural Teacher, Ris-
ing Sun High School; Mrs. e. A..
Castle, Principal, Principle Furnace
School.
The following transfers we're
made:-Miss Blanche Ford, from
Principle Furnace School to Zion
School; Miss Alice Gardner, from
Cecilton High School to Perryville
High School.
Competitive examinations for ap-
plicants for Western Maryland Col
lege, Blue Ridge College and Char
lotte Hall School will be held at the
Elkton High School, in connection
with the Maryland State Teachers
Examinations for Second and Third
Grade Certificates, on Tuesday ana
Wednesday, August 18th and 18th,
beginning daily at S:45 a. m.
The Board decided, on account Of
lack of attendance, not to reopen
Southampton School during the
present school year. Patrons are
urged to send their children to the
Leeds two-teacher school but may
send them to the nearest school.
The Board indorsed the applica-
tion and recommended to the State
Board of Education that Miss Helen
A. McCauley, a teacher for thirty
two years in the Cecil County
Schools, be placed on the Teachers
Retired List.
: The Board granted permission for
the North East Carnival to use the
baseball grounds under the same
conditions as last year. The school
building is not to be used and a
temporary fence is to be erected be-
tween the baseball field and the
school grounds. A temporary fence
is also to be erected at the north
west entrance. The school grounds
are not to be used for parking pur-
poses.
The Board adjourned subject to
the call Of the President. A special
meeting will be called to complete
appointments as soon as report ~
received from the August Examine
tions.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-08-18
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

The annual meeting of the policy
holders of The Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company of Cecil County was
held Aug. in Elkton. The reports
showed a satisfactory increase in
business during the year. The ola
managers were reelected, as fol-
lows: Edward W. Taylor, A. L.
Duyckinck, John H. Kimble, James
F. Evans, Esq, Bennett Steele, Geo.
W. Cosden, s. Wills Lusby. Samuel
J. Keys and Harvey H. Mackey The
Managers reelected the former Off
GERS Edward w. Taylor, President;
William Sterling Evans, Secretary
and Treasurer; James F. Evans,
Esq, Counsel.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-08-18

Two base hit-P. Cameron, Schaf-
fer, Brown 2, Camburn, Ragan.
Three base hit-Johnson, KorD.
Struck out by Schaffer Z, by Reyn-
olds 8, by Ragan s.
Rising Sun took another game
from Lincoln on Thursday last, but
had to hustle to do it, as it was nip
and tuck. The contest was a good
one, both teams playing fast ball.
Fosters pitching and Cameron's
fielding were features. The score:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-08-18
sUsQUEHANNA LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs

Result OF Games Aug. IL
Darlington z, Rising Sun 6
Bel Air S, Elkton 4
H. de Grace 8, Perryville 3
Elk Mills-Aberdeen-rain
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-08-18

Experience is a good teacher. II
enables man of SO to know at least
half as much as he knew at 81.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-08-18

Time and tide wait for no man,
but on the other hand, the race is
not always to the swift.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-08-18
Schedule For AUGUST 10

Schedule For August 10
Elk Mills at Rising Sun
Havre de Grace at Aberdeen
Elkton at Perryville
Darlington at Bel Air
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03
STUDY MUsIA RozHoDNUT.


Ma Ceskosloyensk1 Sekciu, Fo-
reign Language Information Ser
vice obratil sa prislusnik eesko.
slovensky, ktory povodne Dol tel
mienky, ze je americkym obca-
nom ma tom zaklade, re ako maly
chlapec prisiel do Ameriky S ma
tkou, ktora bola vydata "a natu-
ralizovaneho obeana americkeho,
tedy anturalizovanou americkou
obcankou. Dotycneho pri VOL
bach poziadali, ably sa preukazal
nejakym vykazom, re je ameri-
ckym obcanom ked' nemohol
tax ucinit', nedovolili mu VOLT
V tomto prfpade obratila sa Cs
Sekcia ma komisara >naturalizac.
neho vo Washingtone a tento po.
dial nasledujlce vysvetlenie:
Y cirkulari 321 uvadza sa, ze q
obcianstvo dietok nedospelych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03

I |KSaAsalkt Rspubiilky dS1lsosloyen.
ylkei u Cleyolande, Ohio

IKSnsulft Rspubiilky tSalsosloyen-
slksj VI Clsvslands, Ohio
(SO3 w. Superior Ave. HI l'ada ma
|slcduidce osoby:
Oldrich Zatloukal 3 Prerova ma
Morave.
Jehlicka N, pochodiaci 20 Ia
jezdu, okr. Chrudim, posledne sa
xdrzoval Y Clevelandc.
Rojt Juraj, posledne Cleve-
land, O.
Sandor Andreas, posledne 1896
r. 1873. ST., Cleveland, O.
Brancok Jozef, posledne Box
POI, Steubenville, Ohio.
Strelec Jozefova Roza, posled-
he 1877, Barberton, @.
Korossy JOSEF, posledne 1889
Amberley Ave-, Cleveland, @.
Kundrat Maria, posledne 1906
Elvira Ave-, Cleveland, @. (Rode-
ma Olejar.)
Paszanda Emanuel, posledne Il
White Sewing Machine Co., Cleve
land. @.
Gazur Jan, posledne v Cleve.
land, 0. mar. r. 1899 v Bohuni-
ciach, okres Batovce.
Novak Jan, Box 211, Hurst, O.
Szerda Gizella, posledne v Lake
wood, O.
| Peter Ignacz, posledne 16-25
=. 81 ST., Lorain, O.
Frantisek Pospisil Katarlna
rod. simova, posledne v Cleve-
land. o.
| Cink Jacob, posledne V Dillon
vale, O.
| Chvosta Jan, posledne 1863 e.
143 ST., Cleveland, O.
Karllk Bartolomej, posledne
Box 723, Niles, o.
| Fabian Andrej, posledne me-
| ste Youngstown, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03

|matlxy, vydAtej ~ ohSAne natura-
|lizoyan6hc slebo muSa, ktory sa
Eaz neskorsie araerick5m ob6auom
stane, nesnSxe fozhodoyAt irad
naturalizacny, ponevac tito ,pra-
vomoc ie n rukach sddoy q icll
rozhodnutie je konecne Y tomto
sntere, KazdJ MAJOR 'vysloveny
iradovGou Naturalization je po-
drobeny revizii sndnej.
Niektors study podl'a sekcie
2172 revidovanych zakonov SEX
Icie 5, schvAlenych 3. marca 1907
|34. zak. 1928, rozhodly, ze ma ne.
|dospele dietky sa prenasa obcan-
Istvo matkou, naturalizovanou so
Ibasom. Met vsak ziadneho usta-
Inovenia, ktore by sa zmien0valo,
ze by to iste pravo maly dietky
nevlastne. Inc stldy Ease rozhodly
proti tomuto, horespomenutemu
zakonu. Ponevae posledna sndna
linstancia nerozhodla dosial' Q tel.
to otazke, zaken ten je dosiap ,
pochybnostiach. V individuelnon
pripade treba 81 tedy vymoct' sd
dne rozhodnutie, ktoreho sa do
siahne tyrh, ked' dotyeny vyzia
ida 81 prvy obciansky papier a !
ustanovenom case poziada natu
ralizacne listing u prislusneho SIT
idu, majticeho v tomto smere iu
risdikciu ked' tento obcianstvc
povoli, nebol dotycny PRIV obea.
nom, ale stava sa MIN vyrokon
|sddnym a obciansky papier sa mt
lvyda alebo inu sud zamietne dat
sbcianstvo " predpoklade, ze a
merickym obcanom sa dotycnJ
stal uz obcianstvom svoiej matky
a nem6ze sa mu povolit' obeian.
stvo po druhy raz.
| Tento sudny vyrok moze sa do
ltycnemu povazovat "a doklad ie.
no americkeho obeianstya pred
. --Is 8
kazdou uradnou instaneiou. Fills.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03

mi oznamy, ktofJch sa oznaml4
il taketo prostriedky. Bud me al
lie opatrnf vyberme 81 tie mai
|lepsie.
Ked' zuby deraveji a vzdor ci.
steniu bolia, neotalajme, ale daj-
me elm skor bol'avy buz vytiah-
nut.
Samo sebou sa rozumie, ze ma
Ia dierka este nepozaduje to, aby
|sme cub dali hned' t'ahat'.. Tato
druha bezhranicnost je tiez ME
ma mieste. Takyto zub treba 81
dat vyplnit u zubneho lekara.
Hlavna regula pre- udrzanie ei-
stoty v iistach zubov je: Ne
jedzme a nepije vel mi teple- a
vel mi studene jedla napoje.
Me vel'mi chytro jedno "a dru-
Ihym. Jedla treba dobre pohryzt
lsta dobre vymyvat' "a kazdym
jedeniln, ma zuby ~usadnuty ka-
men obcas treba odstranit'.
A cisto udrzane lsta sebou pri-
nesd zdravy hrtan, chut' v Il
stach bude prijemna, jedlo lep-
Sic bude chutnat' / HAS bude ci-
lstejsi a co je hlavne, pocitime to
uspokojive povedomie, re name '
cistote drzanych 1stach sillly, dl.
ho obranny nastroj oproti skod-
nym nakazom, ktore usiluj1 sa
icez zalndok do tela sa dostat'.
! Medik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03
ZDRAVOVEDA
JAKo 81 NAME tsTA A zUBY
OPATROvAf?

Mic neni TAX neprijemneho pri
stykanl sa S nasim znamym, ako
ked' poeas rozhovoru zacftit mu-
sine 1st jeho vychadzajlci ne
prljemny zapach, ba niekedy al
smrad. Caste stretol som sa $ l'ud
mi milej, rozumnej tvare, ktorych
tvar bola TAXA privetiva, ze cftil
som "a potrebu jedno srdecne
stisknutie ruky, a ked' pocali ho-
yorit', videt 81 mohol cierne, zlte
pozostatky jedla, zanedbane zuby
a kazdy dych jejich sprevadzal
ten kysly, neprijemny zapach,
nasledkom ktoreho tax odpornym
sa stane rozhovor S tym najsu.
cejsim clovekom.
Nemyslim, ze by sa nasiel clo-
vek, ktoremu by zle pablo, ked
ho vyhlasia "a rozumneho, spo-
l'ahliveho.
Nuz - 0 Fud och S ciernymi,
spinavymi zubami zriedka pocu.
jeme takJto 1sudok.
A veru ami neni bezzakladne to
porekadlo, ze kto 81 nedrzi v po-
riadkn zuby, lsta, ten V druhom
OIL 'ade je leniyy, reporiadny clo-
vek.,
Ale nehl 'adiac ma vonkaisi w
zor, starostlive opatrovanie, ci.
stote drzanie zubov iist ii 10
stanoviska zdravotneho je bezod.
kladne vazna vec.
Kto 81 necisti zuby, tomu chy.
tro ochorejd. Clovek Dol 'avymi
zubami zle pohryzie jedlo, nedrzl
no "a potrebny cas- 1stach, ale
skor preglgne, ako treba. z toho-
to vyplyva, re sa jedlo nesmiesa
dostatocne so slinami, ktore, ako
to dobre vieme, napomahajn v "a
ludku trovenie. Ably ul'ahcil pra-
GU zubom takyto clovek, hlta vel
Ike kusy. Tu najsamprv hrtan tr-
pi, ze sd presile a potion zal1dok
musi dvojnasobnu pracu konat ;
co dlho nevydrzi bez nasledkov
Nastane presilenie zalnd5a, a tax
choroba t'azsia, ako bolenie zu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03
bov q al povazlivejsia, caste d
zivota siahaj1ca.

bov q al povazlivejsia, caste do
zivota siahaj1ca.
Trovenie pocina sa uz Y istach.
zvlast ma zaludok trpiaci nikdy
.nemajd zabudnnt', ze musia je-
do dokladne pohryzt' a smiesat'
SO slinami. Sliny obsahujl uz k
troveniu potrebne lucby. Prave
tax starat sa treba, aby dsta, zu-
by boly ciste.
Ma povrchu jazyka okolo zu-
bov zalazene sil skodlive, drobne
hubby. Ak nedrzime v cistote t.
sta, zuby, tieto hubby dostanu sa
Is jedlom do zalndka, a veru t t'az-
ko je uverit' ze j tax chory zald-
dok l'ahko 81 mimi poradi.
Najcastejsie choroby 1st su "a
palenie, hnitie, rakovina tok
slim.
Pri vsetkych najhlavnejsi pro-
striedok je: v cistote drzat' L.
sta. Toto mozme robit' tax, ked
81 usta vyplakneme l perc. karbo-
lovou vodou, alebo 2 percentovym
chlorkalim, pri toku slim dobre
osozi horla SOL rozpustena vo vo.
de. Ak je ale choroba v povazli.
vom stave, treba sa ma lekara 0.
bratit', ably SINE vlastnou nesikov-
hou opaterou nezapricinili t'azsi
pad.
Zuby mozme udrzat' cistote,
ked' ich denne Wac raz vymyje.
me. K vymyvaniu najhodnejsia je
letna voda, stredne tvrda kef-
lka.
I kefkou mnohf zle narabajn
EZuby nikdy neocistime dokladne.
ked kefkou drhneme pc Mich 2
pravas pa 'avo, ale ma dolnej stra-
ne dola na hor, na hornej $ ho-
ra na dol treba zuby kefovat'
Tymto cinom srst' kefky vtisne
sa medzi zuby vycisti tam ma
sadnute sa pozostatky jedla.
Casio potrebne je, ably SINE Il.
sta a okolo jzubov krem cistenia
al dezinfikovali, t. j. chemick ymi
prostriedkami roztopili, neskodnJ
mi spravili, alebo prave usmrtili
tam prilepene skodlive vytvary.
X tomuto ciel'u sl1zia rome
prasky, vodky atd'.
10 dna ma den Wac Wac roz.
iSirujn sa tieto rome prostriedky
'Casopisy preplnene sii yselijaky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03
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3 A AlIl VI | \
Blizko mssta, bohatk ~ fIl1l
do Niles q McD Donald, dehE8 ~
ku kaxdej faTlne, ~ siIk XIV. Hik
ste sa d
LEWIS sEABolN
2O6-7 Dollar Dsnk Building
red. 500. Auto. 600
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-03

cTATE NAsLEDovNE PozoRNE:
0marc
nash hodu elm skori ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

the strongest government China
has had in many years. Nor is it
enough TO receive assurance that
the new Cabinet is not anti
American, that in fact Liang Shi
vi is regarded by foreigners in
Picking as pro-American.
1t is admitted that the latest
attempt at stabilization does not
represent a united China, and
that the Government must be
held together by force to which
is added the test of Liang Shi vi
to improve his eouniry's financial
status. a task that has the sound
of demand for the impossible.
In addition there is a confessed
factionalism in the Cabinet which
may expand enough any day tc
burst through all personal re.
straints imposed by leaders.
Americans in Peking do not share
the opinion Of other foreigners
that Liang Shi vi is pro-Ameri-
can. classifying him as a man of
ability in finance and business.
who is at best merely not anti
American. Chinese financiers
agree that his financial genius il
nj 0Sriont m aeeomnlsoh u,v,ah fos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Representative Fcss announc-
ed intention TO press for consid-
Grafton of a constitutional amend
ment providing for a specific
method determining when a
President is disabled and unable
10 perform the duties of his office
is met by the difficulty pointed
ont by Representative Mann :
Does the gentleman from Ohio
think that there is any way Of
determining the disability of a
President unless he is wildly in
sane. without stirring up the
members so that Il business could
he conductedi" Suppose that
the Supreme Court had been au-
thorizcd. Mr.. FesS' amendment
would authorize il. TO determine
when a President is legally dis
ah,ed and when the Vice Presi-
dent should take his place. and a
situation arose as during the ILL.,
ness of President Wilson. when
on one hand there were positive
assertions of one sort and on the
other equally positive Of the
other. consider the turmoil that
would have been created by any
attempt TO invoke the operation
of such an amendment. Which
is the greater risk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

will serve his country before his
own interests.
The Chinese in Washington are
reported believing the new Cabi-
net will receive the united sup
port of the country. but perhaps
a more liberal opinion might be
that one more factor has been
added to the many that have
worked with diligence TO prevent
unification of China. Leaders Of
factions in China have made little
secret of their intention 10 benefit
themselves whatever the cost 10
the country may he.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

The temperature OF the suns
photo sphere. 'he layer OF incandes-
cent clouds floating in the solar
atmosphere. is between 5000 and
1000 degrees centigrade. about twice
that OF an electric furnace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

4 woman in indianapolis killed
her husband inst as the new
phone was connected. and the
operator heard the shot. There 5
system for yOu.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

If Prof. Heinrich Pohl. the
German authority on heredity.
pnrsueS his exhaustive studies on
finger prints so far that he blows
up the whole theoretical structure.
he will be cheating himself of a
possible canonization by insurance
companies and detective experts.
lie claims TO have advanced far
enough now-Slpported by proofs
to be able TO pick out the long.
lived from the short-lived. the
Predetermined and imbecile from
the vigorous mentalities and to
classify tn various groups accord
ing TO physical characteristics.
Races have the same classes of
finger tips and physical types are
identifiable by similarity. The
long-lived have their characters
tie finger tip and the short-lived
have theirs. lie says he has dis
covered that il a man has a GER
tain number of loops in his finger
tips il might have been foretold
the day he was born that he
would become imbecile. If Prof.
Pohl doesn't explode his system.
insurance companies in future
may be able 20 classify their risks
according 10 finger prints, and
police departments will have
standard finger marks to guide
them in their searches. If a
criminal leaves finger prints the
police. will first get his nation
Atty. then his physical group. TO
avoid hunting a tall thin man
when the culprit happnes to be
built on the smooth circular plan.
Prof. Pohl modestly says he has
Just gone far enough to prove
that further study is justifiable.
and that further investigation is
necessary to check up the worth
of what he has found.
FOR BETTER, HoR WORSE
The practical value Of the new
Cabinet Just formed in China nv
X<rmw1 Rkf " >nr.~< ~ l,~>o.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

The president of the Music
Teachers National Association is
reported saying jazz is all right.
Not music, y'nnderstand, Just all
riUht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Mexican reyolntionisis who
have buried their guns Will be
careful abont digging them up
50 long as Ohregons' firing squad
Is so efficient
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

London stili contains two bnildIngs
that Witnessed the performance Of
Shakespeare plays during Shake
e,.eare's life-the Middle Temple Hal
and the Hall Of Gray's Inn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

The powers who are now insist
ing on submarines should lock
over their old files and see what
they said about them during the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Greenland. with approximately ei9
Danes and 5000 Eskimos. is without
police or courts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Every business man In Chira has 1.
shcp name as well as a private name
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04

Absorbed state Capital. March I. 1911; {;
Official Paper Constitutional tonsehti"h'
Official cIfy and County paper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-04
Tnr Grruarr DAny LEADER
BY LrsLrK O. sBLAcK.

r.biishsi from Tue Daily Leader build.
inc N~sf Harrison axrlue. and entsre'
"a the Gaihfle posIaffics as second class
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-09-29
AI.AMOSA TO HAVE FINE
NEW CHURCH BUILDING

A contract has been let for the
erection OF a new Catholic church at
Alamosa. the structure to cost ap-
proximately $4,000. and will be one
of the finest buildings in the val
ley.
A rectory and a school are includ-
ed in the plans. The foundation OF
the church edifice is now In the pro-
cess of construction. as well as the
foundation for the school. The main
building has outside dimensions OF
76xl50 feet and will have stucco
finish with red roof Of asbestoa
shingles. A double tower 7b feet
high will be erected over the main
entrance The interior OF the edi-
flee is to be finished in n very beau
tiful and ornamental style.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-09-29
ANTONITO MAN SERIOUSLY
INJURED IN ACCIDENT

While driving home with horse
and buggy about s O'Clock at night
last Monday. w. Wilson. living neal
Antonito was run into by a neighbor
Mr.. Carvin. who was driving an
auto without lights. and thrown out
against the buggy wheel with such
impact that his head was nearly
cleaved in two. The jaw was broken
in three places and the roof OF the
mouth split open with other facial
injuries.
DIR. f. X. Shelton, of Antonito
took the patient to the Alamosa hos
pital Tuesday and he aud DIR. A. C.
Davlin performed quite 4 surgical
feat In wiring together the broken
parts. The patient survived the
ordeal surprisingly well and ap.
parently will recover with only slight
designations.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-09-29
PUEBLO HAS TWO MURDERS
COMMITTED IN THREE DAYS

Pueblo newspapers record two
murders committed In three days
one in the city and the other on
ranch near the city.
Patrick Flannery. aged SO. said
to be a striking car repairer. was
shot and instantly killed Friday
evening at about 500 O'Clock. by
an unidentified man.
The shooting is said to have oc-
Cured when Flannery stopped two
men, believed to be railroad work
ers. and asked them where they
worked. One OF the men is said to
have drawn q revolver and fired one
shot over Flannery's head. The
second shot struck Flannery In the
left breast. penetrated his heart and
he died instantly.
II Is reported that 4 mob Of 500
men formed in front Of the union
depot that night at $40. IS II was
believed that the police had rushed
the slayer aboard the train to be
taken some other place for his
safety. The doors OF the station
were barricaded to keep the men,
bers OF the mob out.
The second murder was that Of
John Arthur. IS years old, . resi-
dent of Pueblo and Pueblo county
for forty-six years. who was fatally
shot by man said to be Jim vinci.
20 years old, near the dividing line
OF the Arthur and vinci ranches.
nine miles east of Pueblo on the
Santa Fe Trail. at 1880 O'Clock
Sunday. He died l5 minutes after
the shooting.
The story told the officers by the
eve witnesses and others more or
less familiar with conditions prior
to the shooting. is to the effect that
there had been bad feeling between
Mrs. Arthur and the Vinci family.
which grew out of testimony given
by the elder Vinci in trial OF
another neighbor.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-09-29
MANY IMPROVE
EDUCATION AT HOME
THROUGH UNIVERSITY

Boulder. Colo. Sept. 2s.-Eighty.
three persons have enrolled in the
home reading courses Of the Exten.
sion Division OF the University Of
Colorado since April l. Plumbers,
undertakers. university presidents,
housewives. club women. rural
school teachers. and boys and girls,
are included in the number who are
working on one of the twenty-five
courses now offered by the Bureau
Of Education. Department OF the In
terror, through the University.
No fees are charged for the
courses whose subjects ra n g 9
through ancient. medieval. and
modern literature and history. bio
graphy. economics, vocational trades
agriculture and country life. and in
clude selected lists Of books for
boys and girls and for parents.
Books used In the courses are OBJ
tanned from the University OF Colo
RADIO library without charge.
An examination. consisting of .
brief summary Of Impressions Of the
books read. comes at the end of each
course. After this is passed q GER
tificate signed by John J. Tigret,
United States Commissioner of
Education, Katherine l.. Craig.
State Superintendent Of Education.
and Elmore Peterson. Director OF
the Extension Division OF the Uni
versity. is given to the home stu
dent.