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who also acts stenogpher @ the man
City
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asssstiHs sS1' sSo%oSis and Other.
Relative breaches O peace disorderly persons.
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Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27
Concrete Road Proposition Discussed
at Meeting Of Tri-State Sec
tiOn Of Zinc Institute
GALENA WOULD HELP
BUILD ROAD TO PICHER
Baxter Only Wants Road to Serve the
Greatest Number, and Those Who
Subscribed to Fund, Says Wells

"The Baxter route Is preferable
was the general opinion expressed by
members Of the Tri-State Section Of
the American Zinc Institute, after 0
discussion Of the concrete road propo-
sition through Cherokee county, The
mining men only favor road as plan.
ned by Galena If it is the only road
that can be obtained.
! The discussion was opened by Frank
Lanier, of the Galena Chamber Of
, Commerce.
Mr.. Lanier gave q short history Of
the effort to get the road, and said
that the route straight west from Ga
lena to Columbus, and claimed that 1t
was the most desirable for the major
ity Of the people in the county.
He stated that Galena had no feel
ing against Baxter, and that they
would be willing to help Baxter to
connect with the road and to build a
road to Picher over the shortest route
obtainable. He said that the only
chance to get a road with Federal aid
was the route that had been petition
ed for, and said he hoped Baxter and
other towns would all join hands and
put the proposition through.
Charles Wells, of Baxter, presented
arguments against the road. He ex-
planned why he thought the road
ought to 90 through Baxter. II am
only wanting the road to serve the
greatest number, and particularly
those who have subscribed to build it."
said Mr.. Wells. He further explained
that he ha& ncShinE whatever against
Galena, and said he was for the road
proposed If no other could be obtained.
Others speakers, including o. W..
Sparks, Of Galena, talked in favor Of
the road as planned by Galena.
M. w. Latimer, of Joplin, read a
letter from Howard Murphy of Joplin,
who stated that the road was the only
one possible when it came to a show
down, as no other petition has been
fled.
The organization made no express
ion Of its preference in an official
manner, and discharged its concrete
road committee, upon representation
by its chairman that the work for
which it had been created had been ac-
complished.
Richard Jenkins, secretary of the
organization, presided at the meeting
in the absence of C. F. Dixie or F. c.
Wallower.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27
WAKE TO BE HELD
FOR J. BARLEYCORN

Tamaqua, Pa, June PA "wake"
is to be held Wednesday over one John
-BarleycOrn, deceased, before his bur
ial ON zuly by the Tamaqua lodge
of EIks and all and sundry who wish
to accept the lodges invitation to at
tend the ceremony ct Buckville grove,
A large attendance Is expected and
though dead John BarleyeOn is ex-
pected to live in memory after the
waking" The announcement Of the
awake" appeared today in q black
'crdered poster, reading:
"Died, Tamaqua lodge No. 692 B,
!. 20. E., regrets to announce the sad
death of John Barleyeom. An EllE1
and their friends are invited TO Back
vile Grove, Wednesday, June IS, 1e1sl
to hold the last sad rites for the de-
ceased gentleman, and all should at-
tend 10 bid farewell TO John"
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27
BANDITS GET $1,000
FROM VALEDA BANK
Unmashed Men Lock Assistant CASH
Ter In Vault and Make Get
Away In Stolen Car

Valeda, Kan, June 26.-Three un
masked bandits robbed the ValedI
State Bank here yesterday Afternoon
and escaped with cash, liberty bOndi
and war savings stamps valued al
$500.
The robbers, who were described as
being young men and well dressed, en-
tered the bank at 3 o'clock and level
ing revolyers at Isaac McCarty, as
sistant cashier, and customer, COM
PEELED him to hand over all the caah,
liberty bonds and stamps In the bank
After locking McCarty and the Gus
toner in the vault they made their es-
cape in a motor car, driving rapidly
away towards the south.
The robbers In selecting their loot,
rejected $4,000 in registered Liberty
bonds.
The robbery was evidently carefully
as It occurred at q time when
the cashier was at lunch and few peo-
pie were on the streets.
The car used by the men Is reported
10 have been stolen the night before
from DR.. Ellsworth Moody at Joplin.
A number of posses were immed-
iately organized and searchers, led by
Joplin officers, were trailing the stol-
en- ear.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27
b. F. Peters. Constable at ChetOpa,
Killed BY Shot Fired from
"BOOze Car"
THREE MEN IN FORD
NOT BEEN CAPTURED
Officers Were Looking for Whiskey
Haulers and Were Stationed on
Road East Of ChetOpa

B, F. Peters, a constable at Chetopa,
was killed at 11:O0 last night by n
shot fred from u booze car" which
he and Deputy Sheriff Sam Carter at
tempted. p stop on the road a half
mile east of Chetopa.
The officers were stationed on the
road looking for whiskey transport
ers, when q Ford touring car, Occu-
pied by three men, approached. When
the car was ordered to stop a man,
sitting alone in the rear seat, fired at
Peters, the shot taking effect on the
left side just below the heart. He died
within an hour and before medical at
tention could be obtained.
Carter fred one shot at the car,
when his gun jammed and he was un-
able to continue the fight. The man
in the ear fired four shots at Carter.
Peters didn't fire q shot.
The "booEe haulers" made their es-
cape, driving west at rapid rate.
Peters, who was about fifty years
old, had been an officer for q number
of years. He leaves a wife and fam
lily.
A partylof Cherokee Countq officers
headed by Sheriff Bob Frazier, ar
rived at the scene a short time after
the shooting. They were on the way
to the county line for the purpose Of
stopping Ears suspected of hauling
whiskey,i
No report has been received of the
capture of the men in the car.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27
Lowell Man Succeeds
In Second Attempt to
End Life; Used Rifle
II Am Helpless and In the Way
Says Note Found in Pocket
of s. E. Inman

S. E. Inman, of Blackjack, near
Lowell, succeeded today in his Sec
ond attempt to commit suicide, when
he shot himself through the head with
large calibre rifle.
Inman, who lives with his brother,
M. M. Inman, has been in bad health
for number of years, and for the
past few months has been suffering
from the effects of drinking carbolic
acid, in an attempt to end his life last
winter.
He was found behind the barn near
the house, when his brother heard the
report of the gun and went out to in
vestigate. The bullet entered his head
through the templt and came out
through the temple and came out
The following note, addressed to his
brother, was found on his person af-
ter his death:
"t**+This is.so all will know that /
am doing this that because am help
less and will be the rest Of my days.
There is one request ! want to ask OF
you all. That is to put the lock Of my
hair in my pOcketboOk with me. That
is all / ask. Goodbye to all. There is
one more request, that is / want Tom
mie to have my gold watch and no one
to weep over me. ! am only IN the
way. Sam"
NJ. NJ. Inman stated that his broth
er had seemed about as usual this
morning, but was quiet. Mr.. 1nman
and his family were in the kitchen
when they heard the report Of a gun.
A rife which the dead man had taken
from his bed room was found beside
the body. The note was found in hia
pocket.
Inman had been working when his
health permitted, on the public roads
being built near Lowell. He had not
worked for the past three weeks.
He was not married and had no
family except four sisters and one
brother. The sisters are. Mrs. Mary
MuIlin, Of DOuthat, Okla; Mrs. Tom
Conner Of Five Nile; Mrs. z. J.
Hutchinson Of Rosedale, Kan, and
Mrs. Lunday Of Wann, okla.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27
S. w. Abrams WEEDS
Carnegie, Okla, Girl

Mr.. Samuel w. Abrams, Of Baxter
Springs, and Miss Ruby Mccall were
married at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and i1GEz. J. w. Mccall
|at Carneg6, Okla, June 24th. "A quiet
parlOr wedding, only a few relatives
and very close friends attended. At
high noon the wedding march, played
by Miss Vida Griffin, started the
ceremony. Rev. Hawkins, Of the M.
e. church, south, Officiated, and John
Billy Mccall, the small brother Of the
bride, carried the ring in q large white
lilly. The ceremony followed, during
which Miss Griffin sang, 'T Love You
Truly" Immediately after the cere-
mony the guests were served to buf-
fet luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
departed on the twO-thiTty train for
Oklahoma City.
Miss Mccall has been student in
Oklahoma University during the last
four years. She graduated June 10th,
receiving an A. B. degree. During col
|lege course she took active part in
student activities, was a member Of
the wOman's council which group
makes the rules by which students are
governed, was an officer in the young
Women's Christian Association, was a
member Of the PierOn literary society,
was elected membership in Kappa
Delta ri, an honorary society whose
members are chosen from students
making highest grade, and was a
member Of the social sorority Alpha
Gamma Delta.
Mr.. Abrams has been interested in
mining land in Ottawa county and
stock raising until his entry into the
army last summer, when h went to
France with the 125th Field Artillery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abrams win spend a
short time visiting IN Baxter Springs
with relatives and friends, after which
they win motor through Colorado and
Yellowstone Park. They viii be at
home after September /.
Guests present: Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Brown Of Carnegie, Mrs. Ed Campbell
and daughter, Virginia, Of Carnegie;
lIrs. Carl Hartman Of Carnegie, Mrs.
Rachael Hin Of Claremore, Mr.. Ster-
ling Mason Of Mountain View, Okla,
M. Homer G. Lambert Of Muskogee,
. close friend Of Mr.. Abrams accom-
panied him on the trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mccall Of Carnegie also were present
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27
AMERICAN LEGION "a.
WILL ASK CONGRESS- j.
FOR FEDERAL CHARTER

EmpOria, Kan, June 26.-The Am
erican Legion will ask Congress for
4 federal charter, and the; auditing Of
the sOciety's accounts viii receive pub
Lefty through the War Department,
according to information received to-
day at the Office Of the State Legion
Secretary. Il is expected the Legion
win have q million members when the
National Convention Is held at Min
neapolis this fan. Meanwhile, funds
are bsing raised BY small loan sub
scriptions, the leans to Be paid with
interest when membership dues are
collected.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27
Enlistment Of Men
for Overseas Service
WIN Be Discontinued

Washington, June 26.-Further eyi-
dsnes that tie War Departments IN
tsution q % withdraw American
forces from France e quickly ns pos
slbls, developed when the department
snnOuncod that TIE enlistment Of men
for overseas forces win b dlscOn-
tinnsd.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27
New German Delegation
On Way To Versailles
ARMY OF 100000
PROVIDED IN BILL
Army Appropriations Bin Passed BY
Senate Yesterday Carries $685. :
100000 In Funds for Army

Washington, June 26.-The armI
appropriation bill, providing for a
average army Of 100000 men nex'
year and carrying $SSS, 100000 in ap'
preparations was passed late Wednes.
day by the Senate.
The bill carries an increase Of SILL.
100000 in funds and 100000 IN per
sonnel over the house bill.
The amendment to the bin intro:
duced by Senator FAN Of New Mexico
declaring the war with Germany at
an end was withdrawn before the final
vote.
The naval appropriations bill, car
rying $646,272 900, an increase Of
$45, 100000 over the house bill, CANT
up for discussion Immediately after
the passage Of the army apprOpria-
tion bill, and leaders have expressed
a desire to obtain the passage Of the
measure today.
Final Vote Delayed
Final vote on the army bill was de-
layed temporarily yesterday by pro-
tracted discussion Of the peace treaty
and league of nations, Senator BOrah,
republican of Idlhe. opposed the in
crease of the army ID 1920 from 300,-
600 to 100000 mEn, ilJIf without q re-
cord vote the s6nate approved the
100000 provision.
As passed by the senate, the prin-
cipal items of the army bill are:
$215, 1886 900 for army pay;
S523 ,9o1, 900 for Subsistence and
Transportation;
$54, 100000 Tor aviation, ad Increase
of about SSO,OOO,OO0 over the house
appropriation.
S12,216,OO0 for the national guard;
$19,OO0,OOO for ordnance;
$S5, 100000 for storage and ship
ping facilities.
Appropriations Reduced
The senate reduced from $S,26O, 900
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27
Four Yanlrs Killed.
In BOlsheviId Attack

washington, June 16.-FOur mem
bsrs Of the sist infantry we've killed
and two wounded when attacked On
the way to rescue i've American sol
diers captured By Boldhsvfkis nsar
Souchon nine, General Graves, com
manding IN Siberia, advised Tie Waz
Department today.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27
Fire At Baltimore
Threatens Lumber
District of the City

Baltimore, June ga serious fire
broke out IN the center Of the Balti-
more lumber district today. Every
available piece Of fire apparatus IN the
city has been called in an effort TO
check the flames, which are spreading
rapidly.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27

Harold Harlow Of Parsons, Kan,
has accepted a position at Grantham's
Mustic store. Harold worked for Mr..
Grantham about two years ago and
has since been in the army, having re-
ceived his discharge last Tuesday.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27
Illinois Militia Will
Guard Chicago from
Radical Troubles

Chicago, June 26.-TrOops Of the
Illinois Reserve Militia with machine
guns, will guard Chicago from any
"Red" outbreak July 4. Five regi-
ments of militia, it became known to-
day, are being armed and trained to
prevent radical demonstrations.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27

Fred Gilman, of St. Louis, arrived
in this city last evening for a short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. n. Gilman. Mr.. Gilman Is an en-
ploys at the Illinois Central station in
St Louis.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27

Charles Sietz win leave tonight for
Chrimey, Ind, having received q
message Of the illness Of his brother,
who lives in Chrisney.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27
Allies WIN Protect Poles from a
Germans

Paris, June 2s-Ths allies win hold
tie Germans strictly accountable for
any disturbances IN Eastern Germany
directed against the Poles.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27
Hermann Masller. Minister Of For
eign Affairs, Herr Leinert and
Johann Geisbertz, Minister Of
Posts and Telegraph, VIII
Sign for the Germans
TREATY WILL BE
SIGNED SUNDAY.
Allies Warn German Government
That Violations Of Armistiee win
Have Unfortunate Eject on OPP
eratiOns Of Treaty-Repara-
alton for Sinking Of Fleet, :.

Paris, June 26.-Secretary Won
Haimhausen Of the German Peace de-
tlegation has notified the Big Three
that the new German peace delegation
which will sign the treaty viii be COM
posed Of: Hermann Mueller, minister
Of foreign affairs; Herr Leinert and
Johann Geisbertz, minister Of Posts
and Telegraph.
Geisbertz reached Versailles today.
The other two members are about to
leave Berlin. They viii arrive Satuf-
day morning and, unless President
Wilson interposes objections, it ap-
pears likely that the peace treaty will
be signed Sunday.
The announcement Of the personnel
Of the new German delegation was
conveyed to the Big Three this morn
ing by Paul Dusta, secretary Of the
conference. They Immediately went
into session to consider details Of the
ceremony.
Berlin, June 26.-Rumors spread
throughout Berlin today that several
volunteer divisions which had been
protecting the city against the Com
munist disorders had resolved to dis
solve their organizations and'abandon
Berlin TO the Spartacists who have
been participating in the rioting which
has been going on for the past fOfty-J
eight hours. The leaders decided up
on this action, It is reported; follow
ing the resignation Of Field Marshal
Hindenburg, former chief Of the-afmy.-
The war minister is attempting to
prevent the disaffection from spread
ing to other units.
London, June 26.-Berlin is a great
armed camp, with the tension between
Communists and Reactionists so great
that single shot may bring a bloody
civil war, said q Central News dis
patch today. Communist soldiers have
distributed large quantities of arms
and ammunition to members and civil
ian adherents. -,
It Is reported that General Lueti'
witz is attempting to form a new gov
with military support.
Paris, June 26-A sharp note, warn
ing that repetition of violations Of the
conditions, such as the scut-
ling of the German feet and burning
of French flags in Berlin, must have
! very unfortunate s&ect upon the tp- :,
Eure operation Of the. Rspce .tTeS %,
has been dispatched -by the AIIieS t9., !
Ehe German Goyeenmepf M Tes qs;,' q'
icially annOuneed tcdRg. ,s,e,r "A, "A
The allies served notice that they
would demand reparation for these
acts and win bring responsible parties
10 trial before military tribunals.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27

Roy Ford left yesterday for his
home IN Wichita Falls, Texas, after .
few days visit with friends here and
neighboring towns. BE Is the son Of
Mr. and Mrs. s. D. Ford formerly Of
this city.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27

". oDd Nm. Joe Vincent and small
en-, 1oA Jr, Of Miami, Okla, ars viS-
l''.H = this city At the home Of Ma.
~ sister, Mr.. and Mn. L. l.
cttd|n.
Baxter Springs news., 1919-06-27

George Van Dusen and Spencer Ap-
pie are IN Joplin today On business.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-21
ON TIE SICK LIST


Miss Kelly, county supervisor of
white achoola, II ssifering from naE-
nous break down, and has been in
for duty TOR some few
weeks. Miss Kelly ID very popular Al
the county among the teachers and
students az me various schools. and
her absence ID fell among them as q
serious loss TO their regular routine.
Governor Harrington, who has been
confined to the executive mansion for
several days BY heavy cold IS able
10 be out today and was at his desk in
me executive department
MISS Anita Strange, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas 81 Strange, who has
been very III. il reported Ia an inproy-
ia condition
Ernest DnvalI, curator at the execu-
tive mansion, who has been III there
fOr the past two weeks was out today
Tor the first time and able to return
10 his nome on Duke Of Gloucester
street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-21

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Tha, washington Baltimore and 4 81
napOiis Electric Kane. has patd into
he els sreasaFy Ito rets laE q
franchise tax. for tie quarter ending
December 81. & cheek fos zasich wzs
rseesYed iii tie oasace 0k tiaa city clerk
yesterday afternoon
NE check was for $5Sls7z WHICH
represents Sa.9s Tor chtldrsn who hare
srasslsd DYER this road. through the
streefa st Annapolis since October i.
1918, and, gs5s.ss Tor adults The
nurnber 0f admlts ii multiplied by
g.ee46. ana children, by S.00zs forty
ave ten- thouaandths mills, and tWen-
III seyen ten thonaandth mills reapec-
f1velyl.
3 The following Is the record nuMbeY
og assalEa and children travelling In the
respective mouths of the last quarter.
October, ss.I2l aduits: 2s3 children
November. 46.71S, adults: az children,
December. 41,6s8 adults; SSS children.
December. 1855 adults 2ss children.
Total, I2a.Aas adults: 72s rhildrsn
IS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-21
CONSOLIDATION or
COUNTRY SCHOOLS
SENTIMENT GROWS

That the sentiment ID spreading
faForiag Tie consolidation Of county
schools ii neighboring districts, was
evidenced last night BY the over
Sheiaing yote Of is to 2 at Welhan's 8.
Nhefe public meeting was held ok
iAe patrons II the school looking to-
sard the consolidation Of the schools
"a that nelghhorhood with the school
4 Linthieunl Heights.
Their are four teachers st the Isin-
thieuu Heights school With which
Relhams will now BE consolidated
and the pppils will be transported II
buses
Recently The Glen Burnie school nas
had Us following schools consolidatsd
With Is henaeld. Jim Benson, or the
fafnae Branch school, and the West
Glen Rlrnie school recently taught by
Mss Adele Joyce. Buses from These
-aeAghbefllo ds make two morning and
'No Afternoon trips to the school
carrying nupiis. and the plan II said
& A. N'fking admirably The plan %
consolidate the schools has been ozss
Gear g he heart of superintendent
soS' especially as teachers arc 50
aliaeul q obtain There ere now SIX
esaeois losea in Anne Arundel for
81 II teachers. and every effort has
sssh Fla'te rs secure them. but With
~ success Teachers everywhere
asse secured government positions Rt
80 salaries the schools paying q
heafs e - SIS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-21
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seat. hach is 50 arranged that e as
drawn ruaKWa ana downward
through the body, carrying tie airman
with ii when the parachute Is released
and allowed To open
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