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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12

ENMETT's Liberty bell' is cracked
and the city council has ordered
another bell to tsM its place. The
Index suggests that it be not thrown
In the junk pile. but that il be placed
II the archives to remind future gen
erations that AS the original Liberty
beli' was cracked when il rang out
the ,id'ngs OF a new liberty In the
new world. so this bell received its
injury when il pesled forth the glad
tid'ngs that liberty had been saved
TO the old world.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12

GREAT BRITAIN owes .he United
States government $t,2ee .oOo, 900.
That is a good deal Of money, but
II is good deal Of nation that owes
IT. 1t will require many years to pay
this sum, but that viii not matter.
The money was borrowed to help save
the ~orld-the United States includ-
Cd, And along with the money went
torrents Of precious blood. Human his
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12

CONCERN for the Monroe Doe.
trino no longer is acute. But the
controversy which ragged around it
was not altogether valueless. A few
persons learned what the Monroe Doe
trine really is--or was. Meanwhile,
we are optimistic enough to believe
that. in time, considerable minority
OF those Interested will come to un-
derstsnd the proposed league Of ma
tons.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12
Lame Back Relieved.

For 4 lame back apply Chamber
lain's Liniment twice = day and mas
sage the muscles Of the back over the
seat of pain thoroughly at each Appli-
cation.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12

For earsche, toothache, pains. burns
scalds, sore throat, try DR.. Thomas
Eclectic Oil. = splendid remedy for
emergencies.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12

THOSE who read the sporting pages
Of the daily papers know that both
Dempsey and Willard are in state
OF activity in the outskirts Of Toledo.
But what most OF us want to know is
where these two fine specimens of
physical manhood were this time last
year.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12

WHEN the United States once
makes up its mind to docitizenixe
snd depert about 5.000.O00 or more
unaeeiimatsd hyphenates so they can
operate their foreign propaganda
neas their true homes. matters will
be more satisfactory in the United
States.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12
TALES OF TOWN

i TALES OF TOWN
| II II wern't for their wives, most
men would be polygamists.
The honeymoon generally ends after
the last quarter Is reached
Some people are born poor and 9TH
ers buy second hand automobiles.
The Germans would sign the peace
terms quicker II they had signed the
armistice later.
Someone once said "Silence is gold
en-, but we've read Of people making
money out Of still.
1t is pretty safe guess to say that
any girl who eats all the onions she
wants is not in love.
The only thing that upsets the rout
inc Of family life more than a new
baby is new motor car.
Backbone is that rare quality pos
sessed by few living men who can
refuse TO sign petition.
The average womans attitude to-
ward her husbands gambling pro-
clivities is that 1t is wrong to lose.
II will not be long until Mr.. Wilson
will be entitled TO wear gold service
stripe for six months foreign service.
good neighbor Is one who not
,nly owns a step ladder, a lawn mower
. scythe. sickle, spade, and such, but
sho is willing to lend them.
The soda clerk may not relax,
He scarce has time to think.
It's more work figuring the tax
Than dishing up the drink.
About the slowest thing that isn't
bsoIutely stationary is the train
ringing soldier TO the station where
is girl has promised to meet him.
LONDON reports SIX stoek'ngs NJ
i25 pair. When that kind of stock
1gs reach the United states II VIII
G goodbye to the skirt.
young 'aoy VINO Is planning 10
axe a course IN Journalism asks US p
nat feature OF newspaper work ap- >
eais TO US the most "A page ad,
ay We
rs your husband given TO seden- II
Try 'nchnations' asked Inc doctor OF
'e woman VINO had called NO, SIR
We repheo' ne Just sets around the
'use doing nothlhg' II
"hen they get them so perfected v
at Airpianes can oe used IN sowing
neat remarked ola b'il Aisg'Vens'
ne back to tpe farm movement C
ouid set In with vim ana enthusiasm
-. al
ne uer'hSn marx - worm ohiy
J, N''''s ~ ko'' wv uo''"' . "o'u
' ev'''s :" ko'u' 'u' 0,,y "oou' o. .,
ne ;" o"'o"' esss' s'''Ae'S ""o !,
''eo a,
Va. .,o,.. ~. ., n. o.H.,. II
en- aoout inc time Mr' ORDINARY a,
tizen is decorated with the order of ;,
v d and = last years Panama hat =, ~
mess Of cold weather comes along -
a nearly freezes him =,
q . m
William ]. BRYAN wants a bonedrv IN
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12

y
: her fellow men.
A soldier overseas who was asked
concerning his opinion Of the league
Of nations wrote as follows f"When
III get home | want three pounds of
lporterhouse steak, two fried chickens,
two apple pies, six loaves Of home
made bread and four pounds Of butter
all on the table at once and then
want to go TO bed and not be called
for seven days"
A meek little man entered 4 drug
store, and asked for six bottles Of
"Rixie's Reviver.' II presume your
wife IL ILL.," said the promising young
clerk, as he wrapped up the bottles
mo, my wife isn't sick, but this medi-
cine is for her." said the meek little !
man. II read in an advertisement
that one woman wrote that after she
had taken six bottles Of this medicine
she was different woman"
q 3 .
The story is told Of physician who
is an ardent fisherman and always
carries pocket scales with which to
weigh his big catches so he can record
them. Recently he presided at the
arrival Of new Idahoan and as there
was no scales in the house he oblig- /:
ngly weighed the baby, which was of
ordinary, normal size, on his pocket
Icales. The baby weighed, according :
o the doctors scales, 30 pounds.
q q q
An Irishman, awakening in the :
light, saw in his room what he took :
o be a phantom. He seized a shot
'un, fred at the ghostlike object, then :
vent back to sleep. The next morn
,e he found that the phantom" was
othing but his shirt which he had .
ung over chair. what did you do, .
at, when you found out your mis- :
axe ?" asked a friend to whom he told .
ne story. ~ knelt down." he an
wered, "and thanked the Lord WITH :
j my heart that was not inside my :
lirt when fired"
A young man by the name of
larence Dixon, who lives out at Gar
IN City, Kans., was asked whether
, had killed any Germans when he
az in the army and he said he shot
,e. His description is as follows: 81
as sent after water and when got
lex the others had moved on and
dn't know where the enemy was
ut pretty soon | saw a German stick
$ head up out of a fox-hole about
fly yards in front, and took care
aim and smacked him right in the
rehead. Then an American soldier
uck his head up out Of the same hole
ID cussed me something awful, "Hey,
u" he yelled gack, "cut it out kill
those fellers. They're my pris
ers."
A schoolboy in London turned this
as a composition on Christopher
lumbus:
Columbus was a man who could
Ike an egg stand on end without
ishing it. The King of Spain sent
: him and asked him:
Can you discover America ?"
Yes" Columbus answered, tif you
] give me boat"
lie got his boat and sailed in the di-
ton that he believed America wasr
e sailors mutined and insisted there
$ no such place as America, but
sently the pilot came to him and
d:
Columbus, land is in sight"
Well, it's America" Columbus said
When the boat neared the shore CO.
ibus saw a group of natives.
Is this America" he asked them.
Yes" they replied.
! suppose you are Indians?" CO.
ibus went on.
Yes" the chief answered, "and are
Christopher Columbus?"
l am"
he Indian chief turned then to his
lpanioEs and said:
The jig is up. We are discovered
asst"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12

PROHIBITION is nearly an accom-
plished fact. Intemperance re-
mains TO be dealt with. The course
Of treatment is long and arduous. and
ne specific has ever been discovered.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12

Feel languid, weak, run down,
Headache? Stomach "off 2" A good
remedy is Burdock Blood Bitters. Ask
your druggist. Price $l.25.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12

satt.rvr.,p.r. .. III. 1,d.1 one.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12

"You and Willie have beer at my
cherries again. said mother II found
the stones in the back yard" att
wasn't me. mother" declared Johnny.
+" cause l swallowed all the stones Of
mine
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12

Our idea of bades is place where
there is continual nagging and bicker-
ing over things that don't amount to
shucks and where some old duffer or
dufferess is continually on the Job
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12

What has become Of the old-fash-
toned girl who would spend an even
ing with her steady in popping corn
and feeding him hand made dourhnuts
and then call il the end Of perfecs
day III III o'clock,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12

us your husband given to seden
tary inclinations," asked the doctor Of
the woman who had called. "No, sir,
she replied. ''he just sets around the
house doing nothing"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28

department todas save ihe following
unis as ihe only army or<anizaiions
now in tl4iy ls@h military oloe
,1s falon stationed az Romcl. one
organization ~ the motor tran gs'rf
oorss. eighteenth saies commisSary
unt one quarermasier defachmcni
ore quarernasier supply depot
The number ~ men Included IN fhe
above UNITS 5 nos known herr large
number of oausuals havins embarked
from ths American forc.s IN Italy
TIE following army orsanlzaii ions
wers announced today AZ assigned 20
early convoy.
Base hd iia.s Nos 81. s. and sS.
headquarters and company 3. soils,
engineers. cYaeuailon hoslstal NJ N.
evacuation ambulance oomaany 80 ST.
Thirty fourth aero squadron. sanitary
squad 80 Z balloon No le. transpor-
'ation corps companies Nos ~ and
49, ssi klfln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28
COLORADO BEETLE IS
ATTACKING THE SPUDs
Insect Commonly Called the
Potato Bug. A a NJ Expert
Suggests 2 Remedy For
the Pest

Thc fcItiuefsrsa decrmant-ia rs ei
en- iob sEain
n. zAsta
pan 80 -, cd Redueed 20 co-n.
non ts1-aae he srose gueer-soand
iuE cams thf Co'eraao re.afa bsst's
uh.cb s.. a.faesing 80 potato sstches
here and in the county
Accord.nE fo % G MoorinE, gar-
den esee.aita e fhe eAtens.on de-
-.armfut. pklahoua A a n co.iess.
pho VAS here saturday. say. tha'
r19 IS - tsue to sNai rhe huss
II the adlii BEETLE S sliled noE
rs eg-s Eu be issf as harh tn
ser s,as ~ iar,a IS The one vhsch
does -he mos harm scoord .ns "a Mr.
Noo-ne y has rasen1ls app.sfre
Pcwlersd arsFnafe of lead or Pars
gr.cn may - used fo kiH the heeiles
m. sraenAie * lead isc preferable. as
s ts less aF e barn iho leaves q. fhe
plant and sticks uIon che PLAN much
ha.fer Ether ore ~ fhsse b,.sie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28

ahIoh tae raN civilization of Ncs
ern Earsa-c sewer heard 81 arr ro.ifd
of sih.s nsmfs phieh thc Amer
r~ tr,ru- 10 rr-asr fas eU-id ~, Eof
Democracy ana ,hai s.sol.ly. dont
san. IS hear
slch claim. s. that - H.-uw lor
3 radla- men. - her ria.icns u.fh
Holland came s. real relief Is dazel
r.uspa men and ~cary dele -l ~
that con roserss on'y dates back IS
l>.i. ,o tho srran of aQ-r ea.lh
German, a-obab's wouldn't fear up so
ruhiess.y 3 - aauif i've .ae a.
five year. over aEa.n
D.scas ons ~ tha near eastern
question an, mach the same. efafr
they are "a fhe draw.ng- room " Che
rrnoe - Hcrla1 or ne meeting ~ the
b.s I've s. Qua dorsay They are
reminiscent 81 weary classroom DAYS
pifh Homer. Hrraio'ns and NlrzH
Efior's GO interest busy man In an-
'quify seem fanle Daceate do7e
,Auu@h the exposition of arcent hiss
tory and correspondents ions for brief
statements fhroWins l-hf upon the
r"ccnf history and aspirations of fhr
various f-'opios Nho havg lived IN sreh
f'scord for cen'ur.sa along ihe shores
~ he Mediterranean
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28
LABOR SITUATION IN
CENTRAL WEST
tConfinned .rom Page one

dollars and cents. they are also ihs
smallest in puroaasins power Dun
can NcDoasid. president Il re Illinois
state federation of lANor. said the
spirit a. unrest Is due 70 dis4ppoini-
meni Of tie workers uhO haf fsii
The var xouls bring better ihlngs ior
labor"
IN Wisconsig. There unrcst over
high prices is manifest on the STREETS
rather than in the shops. maay ise-
tories are WORKING fever hours in
stead Of laying off men There are
sceo men on strike in the state. ae-
oording 10 labor Officials
Rapid improvement Is reported in
ohlo were the unemployment peak
AS reached in January vita $4,000
men idle. TIE situation was asgrs-
Ysted ~ revocation - var contracts
The situation IN Oklahoma s. re-
ported good despite the sope strikers.
Arkansas reports only 1890 unem-
ployed. aside from ssoa striking min
srs. and Texas reports there IS just
shout JOB for every man In the agr.-
cultural districts and o.. fields.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28
Wax MORRIS. PIONEER.
rs CALLED BY DEATH


iae u0fk 81 foar mfn
Alert setve ana 3, highly nervous
fompa anmenf Mack Mor-s nrss~ ASK
ed anaiher man rs 81 same.h.us ,ha,
he hms,t could a. Prom early
me-nnr urW n.ght - iaborot and
tsen somei mss fa- mo fhe nrht IL
vas seldom n ana 81 eratcst 50
outsse h. business was being wi,h
h.s famly motoring.
4ie bant 81 rne business and
the NcN York hsniaan. sfo0a stands
totay as q monument to h.s ACTIVITY.
gsai and ficlry % duty.
The deceased Nai many fine tra w
a hesr and m,nd- H. ass brssque.y
ecuiai ,oyai % h.s frsndsh - and
sn uraHoysi ssrrorer of ~ hom.
efy Jnri fsN years a9o he aas
closely IDENTIFIED WITH aH public
moFemen's and ,nmie8 among tht
boosters g city. county and state Hs
was one of rhe trzf men % b1id q
mciern home 10 Guthrie
Nsck Morris vas born Caldwell.
oh.o. Jaa ie fss- end was 81 yesrs
g, aee ai 'hs time % hs des-h. lie
came to oNshona from Wellington
Kan when okiahoms was opened 70
white se'fiem-nt in fsse and e-tah-
ishei a hardware business which he
las hecn az the head 81 since He
was marngi 90 Mss Flo-a L Sher-
blrne az oafori. Kan. In i>ss He 81
survived hy MS wife. rwo sons. Thomas
49, noR as Harvard university and
nonah z Morris. vho for many wars
has been associated Eith MS father
n che hardware business here.
hToiher Granville and sister. Ms "
q Graham Of Kan a. Csy Tao chill
drcn. ksnuch and Freaerck. are
dead.
TIE cause - death was a compics-
ftan of diseases r10e-nduced by ce-,-
bal hemo7Aase H. did a. I o.ciock
SUNDAY morning Fane-al arrau-e-
msa's Aase no, 81 been made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28
Aftei Your Baby Is Born
Think Nov About TIE Tine 70 Come
AfterwArdA

Wen you hoA In Yuur AIRS ycur tirr
nfy infauf. hc sure ttat ycl caa fa-i nat
hefcre ~ arrival you dli al in g1uf p1NeE
- rlse - Z happy prenatal ir1 lfnce.
SC.rsilsis say that tie tAa,cifs ali frri.
irrs - ffe expftars m1tber greatly sfclt
TIE ncalth and 1lsGcsli oa cf tie f1tuge -
f-r.
For over t1N z ccrfury thcusansss - wo---
en wha harr usci the tineb1u.crci rem
estf, tgfnrrs Frifnt. ssF th1t ftsY entire y
eSc- pei caasfs. arrfflllsnlss AMI ftrt -
cuN4r t|sire~s.a- fee ur - usaal uhfre 6 a.
ture i nrailed. INcY fhls Preserved !
wozaeffatY hrgAt and haarY tsra.fca.
wA.ch rc1..ts - Earkc1iy af<- t. lra.i =
ll-l1
~ tie rcru'sr use ~ Mo.her'- rrsrrt fhs
rs-~c.es are = e AMI ktst scft ara r,5si.-
To readily yiet - nature tewana frr fE-
r1racu nltlar. ths usual W. n11t7f SRA o.
lte rfne~ arc uct drawn urNr slf A. :
cc-sa-ntncc tae exrc-tarf mffn-r IS IN
ari slrfnc aa- fie rIrfts are ~ iIs' orset
HliA aEuls tntf 1-s ass tha cEss 8
&c - .eF ard ttFr 1csE.
Wrie thc nfaltiit Regulator Crwrsry,
De- \. lamar 1HIllIrr. Af.srfa. Gfrfr 4.
for ~ Nrtal rhsal hsaA. cf ssiae O. rstrv
slsaaa. and rtf ia.fs ~ Nufhers uerf
frul Yu1r trueEIt ari teg.l : iFe4tllxrt
t1t wsl tg!1g scal rasutx.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28

Thls S. fhe well ihsf nli
ra Marshall On ihe Oh maa
Tho MarAei iea seven mis. north
eoEf ~ 'HNn NlE ~ 'nrAta f'ah,
ssrhs eithn ien ds1 prosTc-s
has been srcafiy haWFeged oli thtre
Is ono hing and aupher hli Mr. KIN
rear che contraCtur - -oftng tnlngs
haHcd n1 fa proceed a.fh ihe work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28
NOTICE.

TheTe wiil ae an informal reception
held in the basement o. the Christian
church Wednesday evening a. $50 IN
honor o, Mr and Mn Fairfield. who
will leave this week for their neN
home IN CalAornla. AL members q
the chgreA and friends are Invited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28
BALFOUR RAPs 7y
ITAlY's CLAIMS

Paris. April 2S--A statement pre-
parcd by Foreign Sccreiary Bafeur
on "wednesday. bui no, ye' made pub
DC. vas learned 60 outlaw l,a.s s
claim % Fumc IN language even
stronger than thar en- ,oycd by Prcsi-
dent Wilson.
The statencn; Is said 60 have been
signei by both Premier Lloyd Ccor-e
snd Premier Clcmencesu.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28
TRANSPORT SAillkGS
FRO. BREsT LISTED

irr1iinlod from PAGE one)
f.rk Nav fhs 81 board hakcry COM
su.os Nos ae5 and ~ ,.zhto,n cas-
uai oomgau.es. ana thirty casual or
cccrs.
TIE transport Canonlcus. due a.
New York also on Nav :. j. bringing
th, Frg army artillery park, loss
iFuek CON any 2.
Cable aiTces received by The war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28

woman sho1id grow more bosuff-
iai a. she grows older and she NJ,
Nlih da' regard 20 baths. de, ana q
trcise. and ~ keeping her liver ana
peEeis II roYd Vorkinr order. II vor
sre n2r-a7i and yeiiov. yoa- ere-
.osins fhe'r lusfre and whites beco-
NJ yeilonish you- fesh rabbv. :,
nay p due % Indigestion or 10 a sinz-
saSa liver. Chamhe-issn's Tablets co--
recf these disorders.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28

Wearing s1abby civilian clothes and
no collar tae Archduke Francis JoseDs
has s-sl arrested a. Nasy Kanizs.
Hungary. on his way 70 TIE German
Australian frontier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28
children Cry
FOR FlETcHtR'S
Q a g T . RIA

oWinz % uanspori difficulties war
bread has been re-inUo,lucei into
ltaiy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28

Jo1annesburz master hnrSe-s have
decided AGAINST tu-rher concessions n
men On strike.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28
OIL Developments

The casing Is benz bauied 20 the
Phzres farm by the Summers Oh con-
pany azd before anoth-r issue q fhis
7aper drilling operztions nay D. Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28
Took EssnG

Misses Irene Conarhsn. Evelyn
Nettz. Bertha Hugh and Ann HaEe-
Weut 20 Guthrie weS3nesdsy. Is tzkt
rhe feachers' examination.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28
OIL TEST READY
ON PsARgs FARM

Confined from Pace Onel
rage vas announced Thr.r trlenis
herr sxtciid tsrly conrrafuis- sous
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28

~Casey" Jones reached hene safeis
Tuo=day morning. after an ahesnce -
aimoz two years ~ N3s onc of oar
frsf boys 70 volunteer and spent s.r-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-28

Wiii.e H1Ehes is an0fher Mar bah
volunteer boy a. home. ooninz from
ths balloon detachment a. For Croos.
Neh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
OUR XMAS SPECIAL.

A box of super chocolates,
put UP in our own store in an
attractive holiday greeting box.
Special price, $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
GIRL FOILS ABDUCTORS.
On Way TO Elkton She Induced
Suitor to Stop to Get Some
Face Powder.

Penn's Grove. n. J., Dec. i9-Parker
Hall, 10 years old. employed in a grocery
store IN Salem, attempted TO abduct
CLARA Ayars, I6 years old, take her to
Flkton. Md, and force her TO marry him.
lie was outwittcd, however, by bright
I,iesa on the part of tho girl and landed
10 iail
Young Hall hailed Miss Ayers on the
street and told her 10 get N his car and
he would axe her 90 school Al un-
suspicious Miss Hall complied lmmcdi-
ateiv Hall speeclcd up and, running
through back streets. was soon on his
Wsy 10 Penn $ Grove with he idea OF tax
ine Jerry hoa, tu Wilmington and thence
- Maryiand Gretua Green. IL miss d
the boat. however and. coming back
mo the town, took the gr into rcSt4u-
rant for luncheon and Ia wait for n late
boat
During tins period tn, pir outwittcd
flall. She sent mm out % a drug store
a. purchase some facc powder and other
toilet accessories. which. She sa'd were
necessary ~ continur thcIr Journey
81 soon as he was out 81 The place,
Miss i,N,ts callcl Mrs y ard VITO 81
the proprietor and explained hcr pre-
,hcameut and what she icaTJi ligll was
tr0lne IL 10 Air- Narj scit ut At
ctcc Tor Squire Mctdam- and between
them they soon got fn touch with the
rlrl's family IN Salem and also with the
.nrrifT's office Two deputy shrrlils were
-uan on their wav tn Pcnns Grove IN
nschinc and hciorr Hall knew what
vaT up h. wa t. thc hand ol he uu-
thorltics. Later ~ couple wer, token
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

never returned To the ends of the
earth his parents searched, using their
savings The unwavering faith of the
mother that time would bring explana-
ton and the wanderers $ return kept the
search going.
Francis z. Morrisons continually were
turning up, but not the right one. The
narcnts. after a time moved to Pitts
burg. and recently to Beaver. Mrs.
Morrison took up the search through
the Beaver Falls branch of the Salvation
Army. The youths picture was pub
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
FIND son AFTER z YEARS.
Salvation Army Locates Him For Mourn
ing Parents.

Beaver, Pa, Dec. la.-After almost
seven years Of continuous search, Fran
CTS p. Morrison, aged 70, son Of ]. p.
Morrison, he's been found To the Sal
walton Army goes the credit. Wednesday
the parents were made happy hy a letter
from him, the FIRST since he disappeared.
While the family was living in Clevc-
land the young man left for his work in
a rubber plant on June IL, 1913, and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
TX 70 Salem. Hall under arrest,

back 70 Salem, Hall under arrest.
Miss Ayars, girl of pleasing appear
ance. is the daughter of II. Frank Ayars,
head of the Ayars Machine Company.
She says Hall seemed determined 10 carry
out his purpose at all odds and show cd .
revolver on the way to Penn's Grove, tell
ing her be would shoot anyone who in
terfcred with him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

ished in the War Cry, and found ts way
To hum in Tacoma This cheering mes
sage was promptly wired TO the parents.
but details Of his disappearance have not
yet been received.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

at him and ordered him d, throw up bis
hands.
The bandits dropped tray ~ dis.
fnonds valued at $500 "a they lnd snd
escaped IN an automobile.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

bile bandit was sho, yesterday when she
and man acoomplioe attempted 20 hold
40 the jcweIry store Of Heimsn Jacob
son, on the West Side Jscobsop fired at
Che robbers when they pointed revolycrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

Our super Chocolates, at
tractively boxed. Distinctly
different. Strictly fresh.
60c, Soc, $1.00, S1.20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
WOMAN AUTO BANDIT SHOT.

Jeweler Fires When She And AccompIice
Attempt Robbery.
Chic ago, Dec 19 woman aitomo-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

Ribbon Candy, made by our
experts, 60c lb.
Candy Canes from two for
sc up TO any size you wish.
Pure Candy Toys, SOC Ib.