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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-09-02
SENATE RACE IN DOUBT.
Smith May Have Won Contest With
out Necessity of Second Primary

OUT Necessity OF second Primary.
Late returns from Tuesdays Dem
ccratic primary failed to determine
whether Senator f.. ID. Smith and
George Warren will enter 4 second
primary for the nomination for the
senate. Senator Smith was only 61a
votes short OF n majority over his
ifree opponents. but 1t was consid-
cred doubtful whether the several
thousand votes yet to be reported
would give him the necessary razor
ity to render n second primary Lnncc-
"ssary. The total vote OF S.4?5 count. q.
ch was distributed as follows: Jrby
1859, Pollock 1850. Smith 4S.9O3.
Warren 2S.9S3.
Wilson G. Harvey of Charleston
and Oscar X. Mauldin OF GreenviIle
Will enter the second primary FOR lieu
tenant governor as will Frank W.
Shcaly OF Lexington and ID. l.. Smith
OF Collcton for railroad commissi .er
w. w. Moore has defeated A. r.
Marchant for adjutant general.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-09-02
FACES BIGAMY CHARGE.
Jake Furr Surrenders to ,OHicers m
Fort Mill.

Jake cHonk") Furr, wanted In
kershaw county on a warrant charg-
ing him with bigamy. is now q. .pris-
oner in Camden awaiting frial for the
alleged offense. Furr came to Fort
Mill Saturday night and from hero
sent word to Constable Allen OF E!b-
cneZer township that ne was willing
to surrender. after having been at
large for several weeks. follow ny
his arrest at Hampton Roa,is. Va.
and subsequent escape by jrrnping
from n moving train while being
brought to South Carolina.
Furr's wife lives in Fort Mill.
Saturday night he CAME here to see
her and after they had talked over
the matter he decided the best thing
he could do was to give himself up
nad stand trial. Early Sunday morn
ling he was taken to York Jail and
from there was taken to Camden by
Sheriff G. G. Walsh Of Eorshuw
county. A reward Of 500 had been
Off. red for Furr's arrest
Up to six weeks ago Furr had
been for some time motor trans
fer driver in Rock HILL Then no
rot acquainted with a yonng woman
from Kcrshaw county temporarily
staying in Rock Hill and induced her
to marry him. 1t is charged. upon the
representation that he was single
ard n man of wealth. The marriage
lice n:e is said to have been secured
IN Columbia aud the ceremony per-
formed in Kershaw county. Furr
nd the young woman left II day or
two after the marriage for Virginia
and were gone 1nlv few days wncn
she Is said to have discovered that
he had a wife and child iu Fort Mill
and that the wealth he told her he
possessed existed only in his imagi-
nation. Then she left him and re-
turned to her family in Kershay
county.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-09-02
Worlds Oldest City

Damascus. situated southwest OF Mt
Ararat. is said to be the oldest CITY In
the world. Today II has a population
OF about 100000. which makes II a
center Of commercial importance and
of considerable influence. II Is cele-
brated for the cloth made there. for
its steel blades. its plums and it's tur-
pentine trees. Twenty-seven centuries
have passed into history since Rome
was founded. Damascus was an an
cient city when the Roman empire
was merely beginning its childhood
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-09-02
SCHOOL HEAD RESIGNS,
w. III. Ward Goes From Fort Mill
to Greer.

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At special meeting of the board
Of trustees of the Fort Mill graded
school Friday evening. w. II. Ward
rendered his resignation as super
intCndcnt OF the school. the rcsigna.
ton to take effect ut once. Mr.. Ward
stated that he had received much
more attractive offer from Greer and
had therefore decided to ask to De
rchcvcd OF his connection with the
Fort Mill school. The resignation
was accepted. AS yet the board has
not elected u successor to Mr. Ward
hut expects Ia do SO before the fall
. session opens on September l3.
Mr.. Ward came to Fort Mill as
superintendent of the graded school
two years rgo and has proved one Of
the most active officials the school
has ever had. He has devoted his
whole time to the work and the
school is generally considered to be
I'm much better condition than when
he came to 1t.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-09-02

rhc send annual session OF tho
York Baptist ASSOCIATION viii. he held
with tn, First BaptiH. cnurch OF York
September IL ana 10. The meeting
promises to be an interesting one.
The program OF the meeting will ap-
r""r in The Times next week The
officers of the association are: James
+. Boyd. moderator: the Rev. b. II.
Waugh. clerk: +. h. Johnston. treas
urer The Rev. DR.. J. W. Fl. Dyches
is chairman OF the executive commit
tee.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-09-02

In tho primary Tuesday for mag
istrate OF Indianland township. upper
Luncastcr county, u. q. Potts was
nominated over J. Il. Collins by 4 ma
jority of two votes.
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02
WATERVILLE NEW s

Vern Hill! is husking corn for
is fatLer, S. G. Hill.
The James Hird family took
sinner with the MorreIli's Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Hill visited
in the S. c. Hill home Sunday
afternoon.
The Germans and Miss Belle
took Sunday dinner at the Bran
non home.
The pupils holding the most
yold stars for spelling during No
vembpr are Dorothy Hill and Mil
ired Hird.
MIR and Mrs. 5. ]. Hoskin and
daughter Elsie. spent last Sun
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02

Mr.. and, Mrs. A. 3. Klbbee are
spending a few days visiting
friends in Lamar, Colorado.
John Owen of Golden, Colo.
was seen in Arapahoe Monday.
George Smith has purchased
the house and lot recently owned
by Frank Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Killion and
daughter Thelma returned Wed
nesday from their visit with rela-
tives aud friends in Oklahoma.
Grant Shepard sold bunch of
fine horses last week.
]. ]. Shepard left for Denver
Wednesday.
John Lohse of Oakley. Kansas
visited Al Winters and family
: iday.
Miss Mabel Killion entertained
ger scholars and theta parents
with a program ard basket din
ier, Thanksgiving day. Miss
) ella Rhea accompanied her that
ar. and Mrs. Louis Hollen-
ngh moved to Cheyenne Wells
st week.
Mr.. Shrrraan of Missouri, is
f,ere spen,i ,ta winter with
mis- Gaughl N! w W. How
ard and Mrs. l. NJ. Dickson.
A very pleasant evening was
spent Friday, when Mrs Geo.
Benton entertained her Sunday
school class at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gridley- most all of the
young folks turned out. Refresh
ments were served and a fine
time was reported.
Miss Bertha Ves,d cite visited
the school Friday. taught by
Mabel Killion
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02
Methodist Church Notices

I'd rather be a Could Be, If l
could not be an Are
For a Could Be is Mavbe
with a chance of touching Par.
I'd rather be a Has Been than
Il Might Have Been by far;
For Might Have. Been has
never Been, But a Has was once
an Are. (Se!ected)
Did you notice the Sermon Top
les AID Stories for the first
weeks meetings.. Other an
ncuncements next week.
L Official Board has its reg
ular monthly business meet ing,
December 4th, at 10 A. NJ
Young Peoples Business and
consecration meeting next Sun
day evening. Sign up. pay your
iues. and elect officers. Then
1T US climb Pixies Peak. Come
prepared to subscribe for the
Epworth Herald. price 81. SO.
Keep in mind those Especial
Meetings. Dec. 5th to Dec. 20th. }
The Evangelist will talk in the
business homes, who will well
.ome us at 10 A M. The cott-
e meetings will be in The after
on The evening sessions will
at 7:30 or earlier.
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02
suhscristion s1.5O per Year
ADVERTISING RATEs
Made known upon application


day with their Daughter, Mrs.
Harry Hill and family. Mr. Wull
schleger was present at dinner.
Joe Morrelle was quite badly
injured in his back last week by
a fall from a wagon. We are
pleased to state that he is recov-
ering rapidly.
Will and Hugh Hoskin and
John Wullschleger, we're dele
gates sent from the Watervi!le
Sunday School to the Sunday
School Convention in Cheyenne
Wells, last Saturday evening and
all day Sunday.
Those on the roll of honor in
the Waterville school are. Elmer
Warrington, Mary Hird, Mildred
Hird, Clyde Hird. Dorthy Hill,
Elsie Hoskin and Marguerite
Morrelli. These pupils were
neither absent or tardy during
November.
In the absence Of Sunday
school Supt. Will Hoskin, who
was sent as Delegate to the
convention at Cheyenne Wells
last Sunday assistant Superinten-
dent. Harry Hiilofficiated We
declare the place was well filled.
The Waterville Literary Society
announces a Hard Time Party at
the school house at 8 o'clock P.
M. on Friday December 3rd.
.Wea your Old clothes, no jewel
ry or finery of any kind, or pay
a fire. Sandwiches sold for re-
freshments Ct.me and have
good time. Prizes offered by
committee to NEST fitting cos.
tune TO the occasion, one to ady
or girl and one 10 gentleman or
boy.
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02

The cry of fire was heard in
our city Monday; upon investiga-
tion it was found that some wear
ing apparel in the home Of B.
Ramsland. had been left too close
to the heat register in the floor.
and had caught fire, which did
some damage, but by quick &C
tion it was extinguished before
much damage was. done. and the
use of7our fire department was
not needed.
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02
Agnes Nickerson
County Superintendent.

]. R Croft and wife reformed
from their trip to Kansas. MIS-
souri,, Nebraska, and other east
ern states last week. They re-
port as having enjoyed their Wis.,
it very much. They have been
gone about three months, ana we
are pleased to see them in our
midst again.
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02

The local chapter of the arm
ers Union of Arapahoe will hold
their annual meeting for the elec
lion Of officers, at their hall on
Saturday December 4th at 1880
y m. I E Howard will address
the meeting All members are
to ba PRESENT
F. E. O'BrieD. Pres.
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02
Princess Theatre Notes

The program for tonig ht viii
be q continuation Of the sensa.
tional serial Ruth of the Rock
les" with an added feature. Ba
by Marie Osborne in Marie the
Diplomat. -
Saturday night the strong
Goldwyn special DAY Dreams"
and the sparkling comedy. "H,S
Last Legs"
Next Tuesday night the great
Universal feature Under No,o-/ I
ern Lights" and comedy "His
Miss Step
Commencing tonight. and Co
tinuing during the winter. IL
show will sat promptly a. 8
O'Clock sharp.
On Tuesday night Dec ID
Hook walo's Hawaiians. in Il ~,
performance will be added to
regular picture show OF SIX
The price for this big don
show will be rs and 35 cents.
regular price for the Hawan
alone
On Saturday afternoon allie.
dren under Is years old will
given free show of 6 long re-. -
as Christmas present from the
Princess Theatre Manap+m
with free candy and all the trim
mings The program will he's,
nounced next week Ab
Counts & Brak-ma,
SMITHS harness and shoe
pair shop has been mrved ~ )
tho Chcyppro pccord Office
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02
LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES.

Next Sunday Dec. 5sh at l0:45
a. m. liz the local school building
and Sunday school at 10 a m
Sermon topic: That Christ is il
deed the promised Messian."
Ali,are WELCOME!
B Skov;
Pastor.
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02

nine o'cl"ck, a M, November 5tb
test: E. H. AKEaLY, Clerk.
cheyenne Wells, Colo.
Nsyember 5th. 1920.
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02
NOTICE

The regular Teachers Examln-
alton will be held in the Court
House in Cheyenne Wells Colo
RADIO. December 16 17th. at $3.50
A.. M.
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02

STRAYED- Black brockle ia
ced cow baanGed bar l. bar o,
left hip and K on right. also blacl
yearling white facessteer brand
ed f on right hip: Reward
Clay Summers
35 81 Arapahop, Colo
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02


While PLAYING on !, sw ng at
the school house northeast of
Arapahoe. one day last week.
Guy Ambrosier had the misfor-
tune toget his head pretty badly
cut'by piece Of 2x4 to which
the swing was fastened break
ing and coming down, hitting
hlm squarcly on the head causing
adeep gash 10 be cut in his head
Ills father was sent for and b,
was taken to the doctor where
the wound was dressed, and b..
is gett ng along nicely at presen
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02

STATE OF COLORADO
oubty of Cheyenne %
We. w W. Howard vice-President and c. A..
Rhecm. ASHER. Of the above named Bank do
that the above statement is true to
the best of our knowledge and belief.
WV. Observation-Disclosures
9. "A Rheen. Cashier
ATTEST: CT Kibbee
W W Howard
I'm nickscn
Directors
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02

County per adjournment following
members present:
E Ak1y.
following resolution offered Mr. Ramsay duly seconded by Mr.
as&
State of Board
make levy
for 1920
oy SAID Cheyenne which hereof valued $
6eS772N extss ~ - t-as
For-county Ordinary Rsveuns !. sssssss md m
For Road and Bddss... 442is.s mills
For For County Poor Fund ses2s l nd o. % mil.
csaa,y l7los.s . g
certified
board by the officers dssrcs follows:
speca. School District No 6sOi3 600 mills
Nc2...... ls.7o5s5 and 800 mills
No lfOs7 -. 10 mills
Nosms s 's5oos and 10 mills
No sossss aas aaa g 1c aMi mills
a1s and
No So. sl'4s55 " - and 500 mills
,,,. NO .s5, SOL! saS sao 40 'is
And whereas. the :. ys IN ,hs above , ,y
in m sss heretofore 9'7n by tho Colorado Tax c
Therefor baso hereby
and aa3fs
Cheyenne Wells col. through proper
sinking Fu"a. I4sfsa, ..s... $40
q ys8 ton 2I2Ls3
The this having
clerk
csr o. The foregoing adapted undo
The petition Of Taylor pubic
Of section as Of said TO- snship aud range being @ distance Of
of
required by law
A Fl lerk.
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02
otSye1nt RI cord
Cheyenne Wells. Colo.
C. 7. BoGEgT, Owner and Publisher
0ENAOCRNTIC
MEMBER UlE0RAD0 EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION |

Published every Thursday in Cheyenne Weilz.
;heyenne county Colorado. and entered at the
,ostofice second class mail matter. April s. 1913
snder the Act Of March 9. 1879.
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02

RESOURCES
Loans & Discounts Uns secureds ........ 81 Sa2 90
Loans & Discounts secured by collateral 13. 1885
pVeruralts .-.s ......'.. ..--..........., 4l4iI
Other Bonds Securities es.................. 5O6.20
Furniture ts Fixtures 100 90
Banking House Observation-Disclosures. g. co
Cash items mot including check on other
Banks. ........ .. SO
Cash hand .37. so
Total 4s.2s6.C7
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock 1900 90
Surplus Fund g. co., 90
Undivided Profits (lcss expense and
Taxes Paid .. 2,2i7.47
Individual Deposits ................- -25 929.26
Demand Certificates Of Deposit. ........, 1874 Gs
Tin,o Certificates Of Deposit !. 27s5.2t
Total 4s2sS.07
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02

l. Ake,ls, fresh. expre ~ a@e 80
f IS 90
obs { a.'n.s Il Boyd g g ss 3
B,ro 50 90
go
y ! a.sssy 7s55
J Zoe e Ka,cehs sa. % %
Jentms ranspota.ion II lv
H scluaer. concrete ridge tper contrnco
i ri. VI, gasoline So
. Csc, grazing rgslns lo2 co
Same hauling and 10 90
Guy F Chase, grading
H j sisoert repairing 20 70
Ton Y w. nMy ending % a,p,ass nns bridge as % %
Fleming, grease 40
Eressn piasnyT .reeh hau ing and gene aing 4o 81
Logan Moore eI,umneC Ceman
R Hardest, Manufacturing 'onpanv euiy0l Signs ao2 30
Continental Oil coupan, solne and oil % ss
Highway Nainta,ner mnnaper n
Cheyenne igned by iiland) labor 55 90
80 - sass state rishwa, IS.
Highway Msintaaor
sialert grading and dragging II 60
State Ighwa, II s.
Twin e,ty company 4sp.,rs for tractor Al 50
saa Essss %s r1 1ss 1 nas m.,s, and ss's 'ns IS
R HAres,y Mfg. Co. cuvens ami signs 2e 40
oon,inss,ai c On cppn, sn=o, ne oil 81 o.
lignwas Maintaae Company. naintaner 100 Oo
State Highway \
Moore Lumber Company, materials 2i 7a
Hgnw.f MA'ntale Company m n'aint"ne = lce oo
Erickson .truclh hauling gene opairng
nern,nn niIendlic
r
ClakW
Zuek
] hion dragg ng s-5 /.
J tl.man
Coo
H Sietert
L erdletonl b tsmith work
A G Lasalk. work p IL
Contin ertalO C,upu.y gasoline andfo
o LIN tractor OFT
Highway AIain,aine Conpan, mainla
oocka November 9th
E H.. AKEaLy. Clerk
cheyenne
Nsyemb
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02
Report of the condition of the
Arapahoe State Bank

At Arapahoe, in the State of Colorado
at the close of business Nov Is, 1920.
RESOURCES
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02

Smiths harness and sno+
pair shop has been mpv@d u.
the Cheyenne Record Office
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02

Il II Akr,l,, freight aud express
Il / M, Quill N lutjors.
Cheyenne record., 1920-12-02
ARAPAHOE NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Klbbee are
spending a few days visiting
friends in Lamar, Colorado.
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
HAS SLEPT FOUR WEEKS
WITH SLUMBER SICKNESS

HAGERSTOwN. Md May Ca
case of sleeping sickness at Cham
bersburg is attracting tho attention
of physicians. The victim is George
II. Coover, sales manager for Enos
II. Horst an implement dealer. For
four weeks he has lain in a stupor
at his home.
Covers malady appeared after he
had recovered from influenza Eight
physicians have been in consultation.
The disease started with condition
of the eyes in which he saw double.
This symptom was followed by vio-
lent pains in the head and terminated
in a state OF continuous slumber.
Music has a reviving effect upon
the patient. Prof. Charles S. Duff
field one evening played horn In
the sick chamber. Coover was
aroused and appeared rational for
awhile, but after nourishment was
given. he rclapscd into unconscious
ness.
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
M. E. BISHOPS WARN
AGAINST WETP[ANK
Conference At Des Moines to
Demand Dry Support From
Both Big Parties.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, May 2o-A
the Methodist General Conference mere
In session the election OF the twelve
new bishops was completed wheh the
eighth and ninth ballots showed that
T. Thomas Keeney. OF New YORK; T.
Lester Smith. OF Detroit, and Charles
L. Mead. OF Denver, had been chosen
The bishops-elect previously named
are LauressJ. Birney, Fred Il. Fisher
Charles Wesley Burns, Elmer L.
Waldorf. Ernest q. Richardson
Charles Edward Locke, Anton Bast,
Edgar Blake and George ii. Buckley.
On the tenth ballot. which was
for the two negro bishops, Robert Il.
Jones. editor OF the Southwestern
Christi ian Advocate, was elected by a
vote OF 6I7. NJ. w. Clair. OF Wash
ington, ID. c., received 293 votes; j.
w. Il. Bowen. of Atlanta. 254: Charles
A. Tindley. OF Philadelphia. 223 votes
The proposal TO consolidate all the
Christian advocates is under discus
sion when the conference Is not Vot-
ing or receiving reports OF tellers.
This consumes a large part or the
time, inasmuch as each newly-elected
bishop is formally escorted by some
OF the older bishops to the platform
and introduced to the conference
Enthusiastic applause always pre-
walls. 1t now looks as II the proposed
consolidation OF the advocates VIII
not be approved.
1t has decided to adjourn on Thurs
day. the 27th. at 1880 o'clock, IL was
announced today. Between now ana
that time editors and corresponding
secretaries. about twenty in NUMBER
must be elected by ballot.
The amusement question, unihcation
of Northern and Southern branches
of the Methodist Church. the admis-
sion OF laymen into annual CONFER
ence and the course of study for min
isterial candidates, besides great
mass of memorials on many other
subjects, are yet to be considered by
the general conference. DR.. hing
ley. who is secretary emeritus or the
conference. says the work Is several
days ahead OF schedule and believes
Thursday next will not be too soon
to adjourn.
The Board OF Temperance. Prohibi-
ton and Public Morals. whose head
quarters are in Washington. ID. C.,
held the center OF the stage last
night. Clarence True Wilson. the cor
responding secretary. declared that "
any political party shall put into Its
platform a wet plank, it will find a
mighty slippery board to run on and
it's candidates will fulfill that scrip
ture which says. THE feet OF the
wicked shall stand in slippery
places"
He stated that the Republican party
became great because 1T stood for a
moral issue and against nulliffcation
of half century ago, but that 1t will
disintegrate and die ignobly If at this
late date it joins the enemies or man
kind and the ranks of the nullifica-
tion.
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES,
GETS VERDICT OF | CENT
Woman Was Member of Party That
Plunged l6 Feet Over Bridge
In Auto.

BELAIR, Md. May 2O.-A verdict OF
one-cent damages and costs in favor
of Mrs. Anna Forbes Hotchkiss. now
Mrs. Cole, Of Madison, N. j., was
brought in by jury in the Harford
County Circuit Court yesterday
against the Mayor and City of Havrc
de Grace. and the Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington Railroad Com
pany for injuries received in an auto
mobile accident in September, 1915.
Mrs. Hotchkiss brought suit for
$4,000. Hers is the first OF three,
growing out OF the same accident,
dock eted for trial at this term OF
court. Mrs. Hotchkiss was member
OF a party that was motoring from
Richmond, Va. to Atlantic City. When
Havre de Grace was reached the au-
tomobile crashed through the railing
on the bridge over the old cut or the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Union ave-
nue.. The machine fell into 16-foot
cut. turned over and pinned the occu-
pants underneath. One of the occu-
pants, a Mrs. Jewett, Of Boston, Mass
was killed. and Mrs. Hotchkiss, in her
suit. claimed she herself was perma-
nently injured. The defendants were
alleged to have been negligent.
Mrs. Hotchkiss did not attend the
trial here as il was testified her In
juries prevented her.
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
STOMACH TROUBLE AND
CONSTIPATION ENDED
Suffered So He Couldn't Work for q
Year, But Mr.. Mccormick
Was Cured Promptly.

'T had stomach trouble and consti,
patton for five years. One year OF
this time was unable to work. SUI
fering untold agony. doctored with
many proprietary medicines. but could
not find permanent relief. Finally a
friend recommended Milks Emulsion.
The first few doses relieved me
ed permanent cure."-C. A. McCor-
mick Anderson. Ind.
Mr. Mccormick is only one or many
hundreds who have endured torture
Emulsion gives blessed relief and
real, lasting benefit 1t costs nothing
Miiks Emulsion cleanses the stom-
aeh and, bowels OF all impurities, re,
and doing away with all need OF pills
and physics. 1t corrects the diges-
tive organs and improves the appetite.
Thus II helps nature to build up the
blood and tissue and to strengt the n
the throat, stomach and bowels. As
a builder of flesh and strength. MIX s
Emulsion Is strongly recommended 70
those whom sickness has weakened,
and is a powerful aid in resisting and
repairing the effects Of wasting dis
eases. Chronic stomach trouble and
constipation are promptly relieved
usually in one day.
This is the only solid emulsion
made. and so palatable that 1t is eaten
with a spoon like ice cream. Truly
wonderful for weak, sickly children.
No matter how severe your case,
you are urged to try Milks Emulsion n
under this guarantee-Take six bot
tiles home with you, use it according
to directions and IL not satisfied with
the results. your money will be
giI2a"o peT bottle The MiiEs E@ul.io1 EUI fn
Co. Terre Hautc, Ind. Sold by drug
rists everywhere.
The Washington times., 1920-05-20
MOONSHINERS WARNED
BY RADIO OF RAID PLANS

BLUEF1ETD, w. Va. May Co
Revenue agents have discovered tho
reason for their inability to arrest
the moonshiners in this section OF
West Virginia, Virginia and Ken
lucky. 1t has been found a wireless
system is in operation through which
the distilling plants are notified by a
code Of signals from the railroad sta
ton sent by confcdorates when dan
ger threatens.
when the officers swoop down on a
spot where still Is reported. they
find the outnt missing. At one place
a diagram Of n modern radio station
was found. II Is easily possible In the
dcnsely-wooded mountain sections TO
conceal radio stations and officers are
now searching for thcm-