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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-26
REWOLTA MA UKRAINE.
BUkARESZT.

BUkARESZT. - Wedle ma
desianych tn ostatnio wiesci,
DO straszliwych walk przycho-
dzi W okolicach mad Dniest-
rem, ma Ukraine, pomiedzy
wojskami sowieckiemi, a zbun-
toWanem ch1opstwem.
Mad granica rumunska shy
chac grzmot armat bolszewic-
klej artylerji, atakujacej pow
stanc6w, ktorzy zabarykado-
wall sic po miastach.
Powstanie ch4opskie przy-
blera charakter wybitnie anty-
semlcki. Ludnosc zydowska "a
grozona jest pogromami. Ma
granlce rumunska przybywa
codzlennle tysiace zyd6w ro-
syJskich W poszukiwaniu och
rony bezpieczehstwa. Rad
Tumuhski ME pozwala i'm prze-
kraczac Dniestru, a dla ochro-
ny graniey wzmocnif znacznie
straze pograniczne.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-26
GLUPIE WYKRETY ME.
MIECKIE.
Staraja sic usprawiedliwic wy
rzadzona obelge Stanom
Zjednoczonym.

BERLIN. - W komisji par
lamentarnej dla spraw zagra-
nicznych ma sesji atakowano
ministra Stresemanna powo-
du wyrzadzenia zniewagi A
meryce re strony rzadu ME
mieckiego przez demonstra-
cyjne powstrzymanie sic cd wy
wieszenia flagi za1obnej 20
smierci Wilsona.
Minister spraw zagranicz-
nych Stresemann odpowiedzia4
ma odnosna interpelacje, re "a
chowanie' sic skandaliczne am
basady niemieckiej W Washing
TOME ME by4o dowodem ME
mieckego barbarzynstwa i
chamstwa, ale znajomosci
gruntownej - historji!
Kiedy bowiem ambassador
niemiecki kablowa4 o. instruk-
Gle, jak sic ma zachowac wo-
bee og}oszonej W Ameryce Ia
foby po Wilsonie, to Rad ME
miecki zaczaf przemysliwac,
jak by to MONA upozorowac
zupe}ne zignoroWanie tel Ia
foby przez Niemcy, smiertelnie
nienawidzace Wielkiego Pre-
zydenta. - WertoWano wiec
skrzetnie po archiwach po
bibljotekach, al Wreszcie zna-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-26
POWlETRZE, KT0REM OD-
DYCHAMY.

Kto kiedykolwiek znalaz]
sic w ma4ym przepe}nionym
pokoju, oknami zamknietemi
i przy temperatures cd IS do
100 stopni, ten vie, jak niewy-
godna rzecza jest przebywa-
ME W takich warunkach. Dla-
'czego w takim pokoju czuje-
my sic tax niewygodnie?
Duzo lat upfynefo, zanim
'znalaz1a sic odpowiedz ma to
pytanie.
Przez dfuzszy czas uczeni
Isadzili, il przyczyna tego BY
la pewna zawartosc chemicz-
ma w powietrzu, a mianowicie
obecnosc weglorodu, a takze
nagromadzenie sic w powie-
trzu Wydzielin ludzkiego cia-
Ia pod wp1ywem wzmozonego
ciep}a, lub wyrzucanych droga
oddychania przez obecne w DO
koju osoby. Stanowa komisja
wentylacyjna w New Yorku
po przeprowadzeniu badah,
kt6re kosztowa4y kilkaset ty-
siecy dolar6w, dosz1a do pre-
konania, il przyczyna owa ME
jest sk1ad chemiczny powiet-
RIA, ale jego stan fizyczny.
Pierwszym warunkiem, kt6-
ry sprawia tax wielka niewy-
code W pokoju goracym pre-
pefnionym, jest temperature
pokoju i znajdujacego sic w
MEM powietrza. Stwierdzono
mianowicie ma podstawie odpo-
Wlednich doswiadczen, re ie-I
zeli temperature W zamknie-
tym pokoju jest podniesiona, to
oznacza powietrze zgeszczone,
przy kt6rem trudno jest Oddly
chac i co ujemnie dzia4a ma
pluca.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-26
z WALUTA FRAN
CUSkA.
Poincare r1imo wszystko DO
siada zaufanie parla-
mentu.

FAN1Z T.. - DO DurZllWych
seen przyszfo ma sesji w par
lamencie francuskim, w naste-
pstWie dalszej znizki gie1do-
wei tranka francuskiego. Ia
dolara p}acono mianowicie 20
23.41 frankoW, a "a funt szter-
llngoW przesz1o sto frank6w.
W lzbie deputowanych O.
pozycja starafa sic GAIA odpo-
wiedzialnosc "a te znizke zwa.
lie ma premiera Poncarego, kt(
rego oskarzali, re jest spraw
lca tel katastrofy finansowej.
Pc bardzo wzburzonych de
batach, Izba mimo wszystko
uchwali}a dalsze artyku1y rza-
doWego przed1ozenia, podwyz
szajacego podatki 20 pro-
cent. Z projektem Poincarego
g}osowa1o 315 pos}6w, a pre-
civ 254.
Ciekawe by1o wystapienie
przyw6dcy monarchistycznego
Leona Daudeta, kt6ry SOLITARY
zoWaf sic re stanowiskiem ko-
munst6w, twierdzacych, ze du-
re banki bogaca sic skanda-
llcznle kosztem ubozejacej pub
licznosci.
Komunisci postawili wnio-
SEX, ably Rad przeja1 ma VIA
snosc pahstwa duze banki, o..
raz majatki prywatne pre-
wyzszajace swa wartoscia je-.
den million frank6w. Wniosek
ten oczywiscie odrzucono Obj.
rzymia wiekszoscia.
zamknieto gie}de towarowa.
Naczelnik policji paryskie.j
zarzadzif wczoraj zupefne zam
kniecie gie4dy towarowej, aby
zapobiedz paskarskiej speku-
lacji artykufami zywnosci. Spe
kulacja ia sta1a sic istna pla-
ga Z chwila, kiedy rozpoczaf
sic szturm ma walute francu-
ska, podjety przez wrog6w
Francji.
R6wnolegle re znizka pie
niedzy krajoWych idzie istna
epidemja strajkowa w Paryzu
w okolcy. w chwili obecnei
strajkuje oko}o 10000 robotni-
kow, kt6rzy domagaja sic pod
Wyzki p1ac. Osobliwie dotknie-
y jest strajkami przemysf a.
ltomobilowy.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-26

leziono, il po bmierci Grovera
Clevelanda niemieck aambasa-
da wcale ME Yvywiesza4a swej
flagi ma znak aa4oby.
Postanowif vice Rad ME-
miecki 'uszanowac" tradycje
i kablowaf s wemu ambassador
rowi, ably flagi ME wywieszaf,
ma z1osc Amerykanom.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-26
MA KULI ZIEMSKIEJ "a
MIESZKUJE 15.55O.OOO
ZYDOW.
Warszawa posiada $4,000
mieszkancow izraelic-
kich.

NEW YORK. - Pismo tu-
tejsze "L'Anuaire Americana
Juif", wydawane przez dokto-
ra Linfielda, dyrektora Biura
IStatystycznego dla badan naro-
du zydowskiego, podaje nowe
obliczenie, wediug kt6rego to
hczba og6lna zyd6w ma kuli
ziemskiej wynosi Is i pol mi
Iljona.
Dwie trzecie zyd6w zamiesz
kuje Europe, jedna czwarta
Ameryke, reszta to jest 8 pro-
cent Azje, Afryke i Australia.
W Europie 8 milion6w 75O
tysiecy zyd6w przypada ma te-
rytorjum, kt6re dr.. Linfield ma
zywa 'Centralna Europa zy-
dowska". "SzczeSliwymi" tymi
krajami So: Polska, Ukraina,
Bia}orus, Litwa, Wegry, Ru-
munja.
zydzi stanowia tam, pre-
cietnie liczac, 8 procent og6fu
ludnosci, podczas kiedy w in
nych krajach Europy, licza W
przecieciu tylko pol procent.
Dr.. Linfield oblicza dalei:
Ameryka posiada 3.85O.OOO zyI
dow, tych 3.6OO.OOO przypa-.
da ma Stany Zjednoczone, -.
10000 ma Kanade, 100000 ma
ARGENTINE.
W Azji zydzi mieszkaja
przeWaznie w Palestynie w.
liczbie $4,000, co stanowi tyl-
ko II procent ma ziemie i'm o.
biecana. Ma inne kraje Azji.
Mniejszej przypada niewiele
wiecej mad 100000, czyli o.
ko}o l i poi procent og6lnej
ludnoSci.
Ma Azje srodkowa p61no-
cna przypada4oby 100000, ma
wschodnia tylko $4,000.
W Afryce, ma kraje hebraj-,
skie i Egypt wypada razem oko
10 100000, czyli oko}o 1 i pol
ma Afryke pofudnio-
wa oko}o $4,000.
Rzecz ciekawa, ze dr.. Lin
field W1acza do zydostwa oko-
10 $4,000 fellah6w, zamieszku
Iacych Abissynie. Nakoniec tez
szczesliwa Australia liczy tyl-
ko 24.000 zyd6w.
Wsr6d miast swiatowych
oierwsze miejsce przypada ma
New York, gdzie zydzi stano-
via 45 procent z og6fu ludno-
'ci. DR.. Linfield nazywa z ra-
1oscia stolice Ameryki: pierw-
sem miastem zydowskiem w
,a1em swiecie.
Zaraz drugie miejsce -zaj- {
nuje Warszawa, gdzie zydzi
'tanowia 4S procent, potem
Wieden, gdzie So jako Is pro-
:ent og6lnje liczby ludnosci. j
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-26
RZYM POZBAWIONY
WOODY.

RZYM. - z powodu usz-
kodzenia gIownego przewodu
wodociagowego, Rzym zosta1
ma cafy szereg dni cafkiem po-
zbaWiony normalnej dostawy
woody. Woody do kapania brak
absolutnie. Ma najniezbedniej-
sze potrzeby czerpie sic wode
Z nielicznych studzien. Oko1o
cztery plate ludnosci stolicy
ME myje sic Wcale juz Cd Kill
ku dni.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-26
OBURZENIE w POLSCE MA
MacDONALDA.
WARSZAWA,

angielski Mac Donald wyrazi1
zyczenie, azeby przeprowadzo-
no rewizje traktatu wersalskie-
go, jakotez poszczeg6lnych
traktatow, kt6re ustalaja gra-
nice Polski. Rad polski sprze-
ciwia sic temu ME ukrywa tez
swego oburzenia. w Sejmie Cd
by}a sic zywa dyskusja ma ten
temat. @
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-26

WSTEPUJCIE w SZERECI
STOW. POLEK w S. T.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-26
ZAWIADOMIENIA,
Posiedzenie Zarzadu Cen

Posiedzenie Zarzadu Cent
ralnego Stowarzyszenia Polek
odbedzie swe regularne posie-
dzenie w piatek wieczopem O
godzinie 7.30 wieczorem w ha
Ii zwyk1ych posiedzeh. Gpra-
szam wszystkie reprezeTtant-
XII O punktualne stawienie sic
Ia poWyzsze posiedzenie, po-
niewaz nader wazne sprawy
bye za1atwione. :
M. Kwarcianna, preZeska,
L. H. Dzieweczyhska
Sekretarka jen.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-26
WIADOMOSCI "a.
GRANICZNE.
SIkORSkI POSTAL MINIST-
REM SPRAW WOJSKO-
WYCH w MIEJSCE
SOSNKOWSKIEGO.

WARSZAWA. - General
Sikorski, by}y prezydent Rady
Ministr6w, zosta} mianowany
mlnistrem spraw wojskowych
w miejsce genera}a Scsnkow-
skiego, kt6ry zrezygnowaf.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-26
Ninieiszem pcdaie

NinieJszem podajen1y do
publicznej wiadomosci szanow
nych Si6str naszego StoWarzy-
szenia, re grupa 20 sw. Hele-
ny ziaczyia sic z grupa q Mat
Xxi Boskiej Anielskiej. Ninieisze
za.wia,lomfenf podaj jenH z do
wiadomosci wszystkich Si6str
naszego Stowarzyszenia.
Z. Gromelska,
Sekretarka prot.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-26

Me zawiesZajcie ~torebek
ma reku, ale trzymajcie je w
reku.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-26
w sprawie podatku
dochodowego i kto
jest g}owa ro-
dziny?

dZlny!
Przy wype1nianiu formula
RIA podatkowego i przy op}a-
caniu podatku dochodowego "a
rok 1923 kazda samotna osoba
obywatele rezydenci cudzo-
ziemcy, jezeli jest g}owa ro-
dziny, moze odciagnac ma swe
i rodziny utrzymanie TAXA sa-
ma sumo, jak przysfuguje mai
zonkom, a mianowicie $500
dolarow, jezeli dochod wynosi}
najwyzej 5000 dolar6w, a tyl-
ko 1000 dolar6w, jezeli do
ch6d by1 wiekszy, anizeli piec
tysiecy dolarow. Osoba, kt6ra
czy to Z obowiazku moralnego,
lub prawnego, utrzymuje jed
nego lub wiecej krewnych, mad
kt6rymi roztacza opieke, jak
ojciec mad swemi dziecmi, jest
tax zwana g4owa rodziny w
rozumieniu prawa podatkoWe-
go. krewny TAXI ME musi bye
maloletni, albo tez umys}owo,
czy fizycznie uniezdolniony do
piracy zarobkowej wystarczy,
jezeli jest bez dostatecznych
srodk6w, by sic m6gf utrzymac
o w}asnych si1ach.
) Opr6cz tego kazdy, kto jest
gfowa rodziny, moze odciagnac
po 400 dolar6w ma kazda oso-
be, pozostajaca ma jego utrzy-
MANU-, jezeli osoba TAXA jest
mafoletnia, to jest w wieku po-
nizej 18 lat, lub tez jezeli jest
zupefnie niezdolna do piracy
zarobkowej z powodu uiomno-
Sci fizycznych, lub umys}o-
Wych. Przykiad: syn utrzymu-
je W swym domu W New Yorku
swa matke, bedaca juz w po-
desz1ym wieku, a opr6cz tego
dwie siostry w wieku ponizej
lat 18. Doch6d jego w roku
1928 Wynosi1 1000 dol. Pra-
wo podatkowe pozWala mu, ia
ko gfowie rodziny ma odciagnie
Gle najWpierw $500 dolar6w,
nastepnie po 400 dolar6w ma
kazda tych trzech os6b, po-|
zostajacych ma jego utrzyma-
niu. w ten spos6b pozostaje
tylko suma 800 dolar6w, cd
kt6rej obowiazany jest zap4a-
cic podatek.
Inny przyk4ad: syn miesz-
kajacy w New Yorku, utrzy-,
muje swa w podesz}ym juz
wieku matke, zamieszkujaca
we W}oszech. Przy wype4nia-
niu formularza podatkowego;
moze on odciagnac 400 dola-
row ma jej utrzymanie, ale ME
moze korzystac ulgi, przy-I
sfugujacej g}owie rodziny, to
dlatego, IL matka ME przeby-I
wa w jego domu, ale poza gra
MICA tego kraju.
Z regu}y pfatnik podatko-!
Wy ME moze korzystac z ulgi,
przys1ugujacej tax zwanej
g3oWie rodziny, dop6ki osoby,
zostajace ma jego utrzymaniu,
nie zamieszkuja z MIN razem
w jego domu. Czy W wypad-
kach, gdzie brak tego warun-
ku wsp6lnego zamieszkania, o.
>sooa, utrzynnujaca krewnych, !,
Jest tax zwana gfowa rodziny,
zalezy cd tego, jaki jest cha
rakter roz}aczenia danych o.
sob. Jezeli ojciec przebywa
gdzieindziej, zmuszony do tego
interesami, lub jezeli dziecko
jego, czy lima osoba, bedaca
ma jego utrzymaniu, jest zdala
cd dOmu. ucZeSzcza iac do szko
}y, lub dla innych tymczaso-
wych celow, w wypadkach ta-
kich prawo pozwala ma odciag .
niecie sunny $500 dolar6w. AL
bo jezeli ojciec zmuszony jest
przebywac gdzieindziej, odda-
jac tymczasem swe dzieci pod
opieke sWych krewnych i pfa-
cac ma ich utrzymanie, moze
,.aJ-Iio1 l5oyrzvc4o - ANA; I'll ~;
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-03-05
CITY BUDGET ADOPTED
FOR 1924 CITY WORK

At a session of the city council
held last week the city budget for
the year was taken up and approved.
1t is estimated that it will require
sS5. 900 to carry on the city govern
ment together with contemplated
improvements.
The sum of s2S,500 is derived
from taxation, while water, light,
power and licenses produces SCI, 500.
Poll taxes will be granted the city
under the new state law and this
money will be available for street or
highway Improvement; it is estimat-
ed that $4,000 will come from this
source.
1t is estimated that $1,000 will
be available and expended In the
betterment of streets and alleys,
which is an increase of approximately
$500 over the funds of last year.
The transfer of the scavanger con
tract to w. A. Larson and Perry
Hubbard from A. d. Bottom was ap-
proved by the council. A new Ford
truck for city work was ordered.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-03-05
County Roads
Being Improved
Hazen Gravel Being
Used ON Saltwater
Road; City Active

The road building program of
the county while hampered by lack
of funds to carry out all of the de-
sires of the commissioners, is being
pushed forward as funds material
ize.
Two carloads of Hazen gravel PEI
day has been the order recently. AT
the present time attention Is being
given to the highway east, or toward
saltwater where approximately a
mile and a half of new gravel is
being spread. This will carry this
route six miles east of this city.
Maintenance work is also being
carried out on the several main ar
teries leading toward this city. The
highway to the south is being i'm
proved and the gravel spread last fail
on the extension of the south road
is packing well and will make one
of the best improvements in the Is
land district.
1t is possible that extensions of
the gravel road north may be taken
up this spring. At the present time
the bladers are being used ON the
saltwater section and show the i'm
provement
The road leading toward Lahon-
tan is in better condition than In
several years. The grading and par
tial graveling of last fall has been
materially benefited by the winter
and late storms. Considering the
money available for road building in
this county the people are receiving
more for the money than any section
in the state and some of the best
highways found in the state have
resulted.
Operations continue at Hazen
where gravel Is being supplied by
the county for the roads of this sec
tion. The city is also using gravel
from this pit which is admitted as
being the best natural road product
that has so far been uncovered in the
state, it being a natural ceemnt.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-03-05
PARENT-TEACHER PROGRAM
FOR FRIDAY AFTERNOON

A most interesting health program
consisting of songs, recitations, drills
and instrumental music will be pre-
sented at the p T. A. meeting Fri
day afternoon. The program is in
charge of the teachers Of the West
End school and they wish to begin
promptly at 3 o'clock as many OF
their pupils must go home on the
buses. Please be there.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-03-05
HIGH SCHOOL EVENING
ENJOYED By MANY

Monday evening the high school
auditorium was we'll filled with par
ents and others interested In the
work of this school body in this city
and district. The occasion was the
tryout of the talent for the state
debate aud defamation that is 10
be held in Reno later.
Aside from the several excellent
declamations that were rendered the
work of the school orchestra was
most thoroughly enjoyed and appre-
ciated. This part of the school aetiy-
tiles deserves the highest credit and
has brought out a nicely finished
musical possibility.
AS the defamation contest was to
select the representative at Reno the
audience paid the strictest attention
to the work of the three young ladies
enering the contest, and it was 50
close in the minds of many that they
were pleased that the selection was
not one of individual likings. The
honor went to Miss Betty Shaw, who
showed a thorough finish in her
work.
The debate, as a tryout of the ora
, torical ability of the four young peo-
pie, was decidedly interesting, not
alone on the subject matter, but from
the poise and ease of manner. A
decision as to the two representatives
to 60 to Reno in the annu..l debate is
to be announced later. 1t is going to
be a close question.
The address by President Clark of
the state university on the relation
the state was one that brought out
number of points that made a deep
impression on the parents and others
interested in university work. The
following was the program rendered:
Music, Metropolitan March, orehes-
ira.
Declarations: 1. O'clock Work by
Juliette w. Tompkins. Elizabeth
Johnson; 2. "Archie Dean" by Gail
Hamilton, Betty Shaw; 8. "The
Gypsy Flower Girl" Helen Smith
Song, Invitation of the Bells from
the Chimes of Normandy by Plan
quette, Glee Club; Remembering
accompanied by orchestra.
Debate. Resolved: That congress
should enact law requiring the COM
pulsory arbitration of capital and
labor disputes in all the essential
industries; affirmative, Kara Lucas
Mary Morris; negative, Ernest Bing-
ham, Melville Hancock
Music, Dreamy Melody, orchestra
Address, The University and Its
relation to the state, President Wal
ter Il. Clark.
Decision of judges on defamation
contest.
Music, American Patrol. orchestra
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-03-05
Provide Pasture
For Dairy Stock
Advantages of Green
Feed Explained; Sue-
pestion $ Made
BY f. B. HEADLEY

Many inquiries are coming to the
experiment farm this spring In re-
gard to grass pastures. Where rea-
sonably good soil is available it is
believed that grass pastures are able
to support as much live stock per
acre as alfalfa when grown and cut
for hay. Pastures have the advan-
tage that they save considerable labor
and provide a more natural feed for
the COWS for five months of the year.
This results in a higher milk pro-
duction per cow and there is less
trouble in breeding that when they
are given an all alfalfa ration.
We are recommending the seeding
of the following grass mixture TO
each acre of land:
One pound white clover, one pound
Alsike clover, five pounds bronze
grass, four pounds tall oat grass,
five pounds orchard grass, three
pounds perennial (English) rye.
three pounds Kentucky blue grass,
three pounds meadow fascuo; twenty
five pounds total per acre.
1t is believed that a mixture pro-
duces more than any single grass. In
walking over a field of mixed grasses
it will be noticed that as the soil
changes due to the Irregularities so
common in this project, there is
found to be a change also in the kind
of grass that predominates. In other
words different varieties are adapted
to different soils and SO when a mix
ture is sown there Is more opportun-
ity to fit the varying soils to the
kind of grass best adapted to it.
1t is cheaper to buy grass seeds in
one hundred pound lots than in small
quantities and for that reason it will
be desirable for farmers to pool their
orders. It is suggested that those
contemplating the planting of pas
lures. leave their orders with A. j.
Reed at the earliest possible date so
that he may secure bids on the toeal
quantity and thus obtain prices more
advantageous than If single small
orlers were sent In.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-03-05

Reno-Western Pacific preparing
to start construction OF $40. 900
freight depot.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-03-05
OUT FOR TAXES

Sheriff Crane is having a busy
time rounding up the transient sheep
men who range in this county and
onward speed. To date he has round
ed up several bands and the county
is correspondingly richer.
The task is no small one as it en-
braces trips from this city to every
corner of the county and he must
catch the sheep man while he is on
the run.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-03-05
No Notifications

DR.. Records, who has charge of
the state veterinary control service.
has issued a statement that there
will be no relaxation of the quaran-
tine until absolute proof is furnished
that the disease has been eradicated.
AS long as outbreaks occur and Cali
fornia districts are known to contain
the disease there will be no modifica-
tions, is the statement of Dr. Rec
ords.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-03-05
FEDERAL ATTORNEY HAS
OFFICE IN CARSON CITY

George A. Whiteley, who was ap-
pointed a few weeks ago as second
assistant United States attorney for
Nevada. has taken up a permanent
residence in Carson City. Mr.. White
ley has been given an office In the
federal building.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-03-05
DR.. G. IL. McCAFFERTY
DENTIST

Crown, Plate, and Bridge Work a
Speciality. Office over Fallon Mercan-
tile Co. Hours 0 to IL a. m.; l to
6 D. m. Sundays by appointment.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-03-05

There will be a meeting of the
Civic League Saturday, March s, at
the court house. Large attendance
is requested.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-03-05

New Dishes at 'McLain's. 15c off
every dollar purchase all over the
store including Trimmed Hats. 19t1
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-03-05

You will want Dishes this spring.
See them at McLain's. 19t1
Phoenix tribune., 1924-10-25
DIR. H. A. WELLS HOLDS
QUARTERLY Meeting
IN PHOENIX OCT. 1920

The first quarterly Conference OF
Tanner Chapel A. M. E. church was
held Oct goth, with H. A Wells,
Presiding Elder of the Albuquerque
District of the Colorado Conference
of the A. M. E. church, in the chair.
He called the meeting to order at
s p. M Ministers present were: Rev
C. N Douglas, ex-pastor, Tanner
Chapel, Rev. T. ]. Barkley, pastor
of the A. M. E. church at Mesa, Ariz.,
and the Rev. R. H. Harbert, new
pastor of Tanner Chapel.
A large and attentive crowd greet
ed the Presiding Elder and new past
or. Stimulated by the offer of SIS
gold piece as prize to the class
leader making tie largest report owe.
SO, the leaders made excellent re-
ports. Total raised by class leaders
for Sunday was S74.2O. Mr.. Allen
Smith, who reported $42.35, was
awarded the prize, a five-dollar gold
piece.
Total money raised Sunday, quart
erly meeting day, including the pub
lie collection, was S93.52. Total
money raised this quarter, or since
Annual Conference which closed
Sept Sth, was $350.OO.
The trustees reported $4,000 raised
since Sept. Sth The Sunday school,
Allen League, Missionary and other
auxiliaries made fine reports. Rev
G. n. Douglas, who has had charge
of the work here since the departure
of the Rev. S. r. Maguinez for Oak
land, Calf, was given a rising vote
OF thanks by the Quarterly Confer
ence cor the wonderfully efficient
work he had done during his brief
tenure of office.
Ed. Lewis, Reporter