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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-03-06
BACKYARD FLOCK
KEEPS FAMILY IN EGGS

A small flock of hens can be kept
with profit by many town anu CITY
jewellers who have backyard, say
the poultry specialists OF the ,Exten-
sion Division, Louisiana State Untver-
sity. Even as few as eight or ten
hens should produce eggs enough
when used economically, for a family
Of four or five persons throughout
the year, except the moulting period
of the fall and early winter.
Householders usually desire not
only eggs for the table and for cook
ing, but also an occasional chicken
to eat. For this reason one of the
general-purpose breeds, such as Plym-
outh Rock, Wyandotte, Rhode Island
Red. or Orpington, is preferable to
the smaller egg breeds, such as the
Leghorns. Not only do the mature
fowls of these breeds, because of
their larger size, make better table
fowls than the Leghorns, but the
young chickens for the same reason
make better fryers and roasters,
whereas chickens of the egg breeds
are suitable only for the smaller
broilers.
The general-purpose breeds are also
"broody" breeds, the hens making
good sitters and mothers, which is a
decided advantage when 1t is decided
to hatch and raise chickens, since the
hens of the egg breeds seldom go
broody and are in any event rather
unreliable sitters and mothers. If,
however, the production of eggs out
weighs the desire for an occasional
table fowl, the lighter egg breeds un.
doubtedly will be found better, be,
cause they produce eggs more cheaply
1t is by all means advisable to keep
some pure breed or variety Where
this is done, sales at a profitable fig
ure can often be made OF breeding
stock intended for market, or Of eggs
for Matching.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-03-06

The extent. to which disinfection ID
carried largely depends upon the
character of the disease and the
manner in which the infection is
spread. In CHAMBERS, for example. the
Infectlve germs are mainly found In
the discharge from the nose, so that
any material with which the nasal
discharge may have come in contact,
should be destroyed, or thoroughly
dsinfected.
In hog cholera, the infection is fire.
quently passed out in the bowel dis
charges, which would suggest wider
area Of infection and the necessity OF
a wider range OF disinfeCtion.
In Charlton, the main source from
the infection is spread is the infected
blood from any part of the body. The
complete destruction by burning, OF
the charbonous carcass is, therefore,
clearly indicated.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-03-06
MINUTES OF THE PHlLoMATHiC
LITERARY SOCIETY.
February Is, 1920.

FEBRUARY 20, 15GV'
The meeting came to order. MI. de
Castillo and the members of the Hes
perian Literary Society were welcome
visitors. The minutes of the proceed
ing meeting were read and approved.
The program was then called Tor,
The first number was debate, Re
solved: That the Legislature Should
Make Provision for Building ana
Euuipping a Greater Agricultural Col
lege for Louisiana Affirmative, Dono-
van Armstrong, Ben Radeke, Evans
Hebert: negative, Bob Grauke, Leslie
Carr Orville Watkins. The fellow
members of the society were sorry 10
learn that the three speakers OF the
affirmative were ill and unable to at
tend the meeting Richard Mason
volunteered to give some points on
the affirmative that were strong
enough to make the judges render
their decision in favor OF the a1Elrm-
alive.
Then in order. followed:
Reading, Sampson Holiday.
Speech, Clarence Cosner
Violin Solo, Henry Wright.
Defamation, Webster ArceneauX.
Impersonation, Charlie Doan.
The reporter, Alton Prentice, then
amused the society with some excel
lent jokes
The business of the society was then
called for. Article 4, Sec | Of the BY
| Laws was voted on and passed. X. A.
Mason moved that the Principal, Mr..
McGuff. decide on giving the students
grades on the Literary Society work
as English. 1t has not been decided
on vet by the teachers, but the ma
iority of the society are in favor.
The society was reminded that the
next meeting, two weeks hence, was
the time to elect officers. The OLD
officers, having served their three
months are ready to give their once
to others. :.
The meeting then adjourned. the
president of the Philomathlc Literary
Society gave the chair to Madam
President of the Hesperian Literary
and they proceeded with their meeting
which the members Of the Phllomathlc
ISociety greatly enjoyed.
Mr. de Castillo made very inter
esting talk on literary societies that
greatly encouraged both societies and
was appreciated.
J. H. FISHER, President.
MELVIN DOAN, Secretary.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-03-06

The complete destruction of one
germ.laden carcass may be the means
Of saving thousands Of dollars by pre-
venting the spread Of infection over
wide area. 1t is the infective germs
that do the deadly work, Therefore,
it is not only the better part of wis
dom to destroy them by every possible
means, but it is a simple business
proposition.
The infected carcass is one Of the
chief sources OF spreading infection,
and ought to be effectually destroyed,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-03-06
BR. pALRYMPLE GIVES METHoDs
OF COMBATING INFECTIONS
AMONG ANIMALS.
SAYS BURN THE CARCAssES
One Of the Main Purposes Of Santa
ton Is to XIII Germs; Plenty
Of Sunlight Is Of Great
Importance.
BY w. n. 0alrympIe,
Louisiana State University.

hygiene and sanitation, the former
from Hygeia, the mythical goddess Of
aSalth; the latter from Sanitas, the
Latin for health, mean very much the
same thing; and the aim Of either Is
10 render growth more perfect, de-
cay less rapid. life more vigorous,
Gsath more remote" which, however,
sOnnot be satisfactorily accomplished
in the presence of disease-prOducing
EermS Therefore, one Of the main
purposes OF sanitation is to kill germs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
RANDOLPH MACON ACADEMY

LSpcciol TO The Times Dispatch
BEDFORD VA, Feb. 1-Captain
lSohcrt c. -Nstrop, professor OF EnSiish
Spent last week at his bone Ia Surry
County.
capiain Evans has como 10 the
academy from Columbia UuiversIty. as
prGiSSIor ia Latin ana English
;. NJ Gay and y. J.. Tyree. cheer
iecdcarS Of til" school spcrt last
Wcok-cnd in Narrows. Va
IN" Gloe Club is being organized
ihis year under the direction OF cap.
tam Evans. formerly professor OF
voice cultur. in New York Several
trims MI be made and - number OF
plays viii he given.
y series OF cvaneelistic services will
Ec held at the academy, starting sun
Ny W,ns F'n rsinT IS, Hsy Fra", L
Episcopal church South OF Norfolk
VIII II" the preaching.
The "Rnndolph- Macon Quartet"
composed az Leo Stalnaker, Earl l.
Lewis, u Bernard Lipscomb, Jr. and
H. Conrad Blackwell, is rendering
quite a good service around the school
II is under direction OF Leo StaInakcr
and tries to prove worthy of his di-
rcCiion.
Prospects for a good baseball team
10 yin laurcls for Randolph Macon
arr bright
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
BLACKSBURG SOCIAL

Especial 70 tho Times DisDarvH.i
Bf.ACKSBCRG. VA, Feb AIRS NJ.
y. Hutchinson, of Su,herlm. IS visiting
her son and misunderstanding, Director
and Mrs ]. I; lIutchcSou
Mrs Annie Neims. OF Roanoke, has
been tho guest this Week OF hcv sister,
Mrs lrpdcrick Glassctt.
Mrs Vernon =. Austin returned
Tuesday from "a months visit To her
family at Fayettcl illc. y. :.
Mis- Mary k"istrr Of Pula-kl, -
spending several weeks ut the home OF
Mrs Wesley Gray
Mrs Clarence r Niles return, q
Thursday from a visit of s. weeks Il
rclatics in Philadelphia and New York
Miss Olive FUullhouscr has gone %
. her home near Harrisonhurg for .
Mr. Mrs, Hrsyie Tytwner. wrIGnt has a.
tho serious illness OF her father, j. Is
j, l. Mailer. Of Denver, and Albert
unrrcI Of Lynchhurg,- wer" visitors
mere this week. $50
AIiss Margaret Edmunds Miss Eliza
beth Groscclose and Miss Ethel Davis
have returned 10 the Woman's COLLEGE
Iynchhurg. after spending week with
relatives here. ,
from , stay OF several weeks ut 81
i ,lI,o's llospital. Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Shaw Pleads for
Homes With Light
Hopes Windows Will Be
Numerous to PrOutdc
Rays of Sunshine.
~ GEORGE uEItNAuD sIIAw.

LONDON, Feb. Now that the
world is suffering from Il housing
shortage, hope wc shall begin to
make our own architecture. efforts and
avoid the building errors % the past.
! am not mt all sure that much mis-
,lici mas not been done during my He
'i.nC pN the creation of great deal
~ literary or artistic" bui ding. no
!iNG III Il house made as dark as pos
Sihle' ana with the few windows
stopped up with as much lead as pos
hell. "
= am so modern rs TO believe that
every building should he Knocked down
az inc END Of twenty years for we have
IN !hcorrisiblc habit of spOnGing ON
the past.
Look at the fuss we made during
NE war over IN. Rheims Cathedral.
ANY reasonable state Of society would
nave said nothing. but would have got
hold OF more bricks ana stained < ass
and built 1t again.
Al! my life have had tho feeling
taat cach generation should possess its
ohlE DE cured by the wholesale de
struction Of the Inonuipcutss of the past
to drive us. by Il kind of starvation,
10 produce our own buildings
AT present. after toleratiug bad
architecture all the year round. pco-
pie 20 fora holiday in some English
village 20 sec nice buildings at which
there should be no need I" look twice.
II VIC could avoid the loss Of human
life involved by war. should be glad
10 have ~ half a dozen moro grca:
wars. so that all the COTTAGES and viii
lagos in Europe might hc ltrpchod
DOM. III order 10 force US to replace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
TRINITY COLLEGE

TRINITY COlLt.GE Y. DURHAM. y. g,
Feb. THE annual series OF revival
services. which arc held cVerk year I'M
mcdiatcly after the nidyear eNamiua-
lions. is being conducted this year by
Dr. Clovis 9. Chappell. pastor OF Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
Church. south, Washington.
H., ChappcN is well known through
out the southern Methodist Church. lie
has served some OF the most important
pasCorItcS, among these tho strong
church At Washington. n" comes 10
Trinity highly Recommended. Ills mi.
,ial appearance Monday night gAvc hi.
audirucc every reason 10 believe that
he mas not been ovcrratcd. Wit, humor
p..thns fiery enthusiasm blended in =
strong presentation OF the 81 bjcct: The
Man Who Lost His Pep
For weeks there has been a quiet
movement among The students hero in
prepa ration for tho meeting. Sunrise
prayer meetings have been held. y
census has been taken OF the co,uuu =
nifty. ana personal worker bands are
c>-rtir- Il strong influence through
out the student body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
sion. The course in rural SCHOOL

vision The course in rural school
manaGcmont Is under President Chand-
. fIn,r aipor' innsirncti%n rGfGss9r
non IS assisted by two specialists
Miss Reed, the supervisor OF clcmcn-
saarN training school. is thc. instruc-
tor IN primary methods, Miss Rob
crtS' supervisor in The Junior high
training school. is instructor IN gram
Tho heads Of departments in The high
SChool act as critic teachers in CO.
operation with ;hc supervisors
wi tn1SinHo" as m,'nT T0um n women in
Eastern Virginia 10 four-yCar high
schools, the Ur.dericEshurG state Nor
MAJ S1h"Hl will continue tor tho rr"s-
eht .tS uEh school department. re-
srricting attendance u gccordOucc
Win 'EiS rule only students not hay
ing oGvHntsCcs uCnr their own homes.
found tor thH'n, are admitted IN this
d"p1r'nsni IN lhtS way. the school
and always alert 20 advance rs con
dilcuS warrant. 'ts its course or study
20 conditions as they arc t"uud in Nir-
Ginla.
The cost OF everything pertaining 10
the school Mas 50 greatly increasod
that the crying uccd AZ Tho iuSj.iu-
iiOn = more funds in order 20 main
tain IL on hish level OF efficiency
Schoo Eoa-d and The prcsiden. have
for is increaacd usefulness
days IN Richmord attend -ng he meet-
lng OF tho Normal school Board
y ,he last meeting 90 the faculty.
MISS Rohcr's. Of The faculty. presented
IN Interesting ngu"T OF '''Nhc T.Ntou-
SION Work Our school Might Under
take The napor was followed by =
So r.;Cd ID -CgSSICU
MISS N'rcyn'a stone. former mem
Der or tn, faculty who has been tho
guest % Airs 'h1udier. made 4 telling
address, on Monday In which she in
a. A = 40 y nor RI W 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Wa lila By Fur
Latest FriW
Wombdt Also Makes BoaO
ia FOmen's Wear IN
NeW York.

NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Wallaby and
womhat are going 10 adorn the clothes
% many an American woman next
season
They are the two latest fur con-
iributions from Australia. and are be-
ing manufactured into coats, scarfs.
muIs and the like in the United
states. The importation of these furs
is largely because catches in othc~
parts OF the world arc becoming cx-
haustcL.
Just how kindly american wearcrs
of furs will take 10 III" wailahy and
the wouhat is uncertain. However,
ma nufaCturcd furs bearing those
names Will be offered in most of the
shops NEXT winter. Al present Il is
hard. to say what hnai form either
will take up when made into fur gar
mcntS
The knowledge that the wallaby is
somewhat similar 10 the Kangaroo,
often being called ;hc brush kanga-
roo" ana the woinhai bears a some
what distant resemblance to our bear,
though very smaller should give some
idea OF the use 10 which their skins
Will br put.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
TAKE FARM SHORT COURSE
FARMERS GATHER AT V. P. !.
T0'lEARN NEW METHODS
Twenty Counties Represented aud Twu
Students Come from state
of New Work.
tspecial 10 rho rImrr .Dlspa,cn1

Especial 10 Tho Times ID spa;cn.l
BLACKSBURG VA. loD 1.-Thc
twelfth annual >nor, course IN aeri-
culture. which is being hold at The
Virginia Rolyt"Chur Institute prOm-
'scs TO be great success. IL is wolf
attended. although the prpyal,uCc at
IN IN some sections of tho stale kept
many away rho professors say tia,
splendid Tho teachers in the course
Include the members nf the aEriCul-
tnral faculty and tic stan OF the cN-
perimcut station. with thC other speak
ers, who win =ivo lectures on s1ccial
subjects. EN,rv subjecc is taken uu in
the classes that deals With practical
agriculture in Virginia
students are enrolled from the coun-
ties % M,cN ienhurG orange. Stafford.
Bedford, Washinaton, Apromattox.
George. Buchanan. Hcnrico. Augusta,
hibemarlc. Fairfax. No;'oway and
Montgomcry There are also two stu
dents from New lorE state.
Age RnnGc l. Wide.
ono noticeable fact IS the vida range
N the ages cf the students. They range
from hoyS % i and - 20 much older
men. ], Is easy TO soc that good Nir-
gin!a farmers never consider them
selves too old to learn. While the farm
boys realize the Importance Of getting
Fourteen men are taking the sNeolal
course in dairy .ushaudry, aud = uuIn-
her OF others are expected for the sec
ond week Outing the first seven days
men WHO "ish 10 gain proficiency IN
COM testing association work. advanced
registry hard work ana Official cream
cry testing arc given special course.
The course In farm dliryins will follow
days.
aagc, Charlo;tc Eockbr.Nco. Amherst
Nottoway. RocEicEham. ta'rfaN, A!"cN-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Millions of people nnow ~, mart.

Millions OF people iinow tho magic
OF Papc's Diapcpsin as an. antacid
Ihcy know that most indigestion ano
dlsordercd stomach arc from acidity.
Ihc relief comes quickly. no disap.
point ment! Pap"'S Diapepsin tastes
ilkc candy and "A box OF this world
famous indigestion relief costs SO little
AT drug stores. Papcs Diapepsln helm.
regulate your stomach SO you can cat
favorit" foods without tear-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

fca theirs. d-apcries. coverings-evcry-
thing.
The Direction Book with each pack
age tells how TO diamond dye over any
color. You cannot make a mistake.
To match any material, have drug
gist show you Diamond Dye" Color
('nrl.-AdN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
come from Dalny. crossing tho Cuff as
Pechiii In boats, in which they csc,nS
with their captivcs "opH
Sold,

You're looking pretty flum, Brow n 4
st tatti,,hed smith. as they met at tho
Yes I'm not feeling too bright, {.
rcpiicd Brown: II said ono word ia
spoken to me since"
g Now. Mrs. Smith was a tartar, "a
"'m,'h s3t quite excited at this
say! he exclaimed. "Do WOW
'hi INK 1t would act with my missus?.'
IN, sure II would" replied Brown
ninith tumblcd in his pocket and
j., ~, oiuc"u = pound note which he thrust
mo in.. 'mi'h hand with q loop Of plead
.Wnat diu you sayr' no asbcd.
GU sec. my wife has gone TO SAY
Win her mother for a week or tw,
For Your House Plants.
y few drops oc amman, odaoa >,
the water uecd for house plants wiz
help make them grow and blossom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
THIEF SPOILS OPERA
Whole Wardrobe OF Gcrmnn ..Inr.irnI'
Company Stolen by Theutcr
1;mDIuycc,

EISENACH. GERMANY. Feb. g.
Tho run of ''Parsifal" at the Eisen-
capped recently whom il was d.scov-
cred that the costumes for the play
had been stolen and could not be re
placed. MI efforts TO trace tho thief
BY means OF the historic costumes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
GENERAL PULTENEY GIVEN
POST OF GENTLEMAN USHER
World wnr Veteran to Iriu Ornnmcu-
tnt Office OF "HlUck Rod
In hNrltu,uSuf

LONDON, Feb. liking George has
appointed Lieutenant General Sir w.
l.. Pultcncy. as Gentleman Usher II
the BLACK Rod in succession to tho
late Admiral Sir Henry T. stephenson.
The office is one OF those purely orna-
mental ones which a-c rather uumer-
Gus In this country. Black Rod" as
he is called for short. has next to-
nothing 10 do and gets $1,000 Il year
Incnts. rent free. in the House of
Lords.
"S" 's w%sn 0" %' duty uy
he is EorgcOuSly attircd in court cos
tune with knee brooches and a plum
cd cooked hat and 4 dandy lite
sword by his side. Tho emblem of his
authority is an ebony wand, but lie
never does anything with it,
When members OF the House OF Com
mons are summoned to the House OF
Lords I" hear speeches from the
throne or the Royal assent given To
acts that have hcen passed. Black Rod
enters tho upper house and makes his
way to the woodstock" on which sits
the robed and wigged Lord Chanccl-
bers Of the House OF Commons that
they are wanted. Then he has TO walk
half way 10 the door backwards, max
ing a bow at every few steps and
lookins, very solemn.
When he arrives within few yards
OF the House OF Commons the ser
Ecant-tt-a of that body, who is on
The lookout !or him. shuts the door in
his face. Black Rod has to suppress
his feelings and knock humbly At tho
door.
Then tho sergeant arms opens
little panel In tho door ana asks him
what he wants, or something TO that
effect, and r ack Rod tells him what
lie already knows. Then Black Rod
is admitted. This little hit OF comedy
is supposed to indicate that the House
OF Commons does not take any orders
from the House OF Lords; Then Black
Rod. with chastencd micn. advances
10 where the Speaker sits in state and
in Norman French delivers his mes.
sage. This is the performance he Will
have to so through for the frs, time
whc5 Parliament opens Oh February
10.
General Pultcney has served in many
ca;npai Gns, having Joined the Scots
Guards III 1851. and mas hccIn the
recipient o. II large number Of honors.
During the great war he commanded
the Third Corps in France. lie has
taken a Keen interest in the develop
mont Of military recreation and has
been - prime favoritc with his mon.
He was born in 1861.
Saving the Tnble.
y layer OF waved paper Will prevent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
KIDNAP WEALTHY CHINESE
bandits Working In ShnntunS District
Hold Many for Zig

TENCu0WFr. SIIANTUNG. CHINA.
Feb. T--iands of ltidnaDpcrs recently
have caused much alarm in this dis
trict. Operating in groups OF from
thirty to may, they have carried away
and held for ransom wealthy Chinese
for whose release they have obtained
AZ much as $4,000 in some cases.
. Ten citizens were kidnapped in Oc-
tobcr. Promises to pay ransomS have
been eXactcd by torture. Troops have
tried to capture the bandits. but have
failed. 1t is believed the kidnapers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

Your upset stomach viii feel fine,
No waiting! When your meals don't
fl, and you feel uncomfortable. whom
YOU hclch gases, acids or raise sour.
undigcstcd food. When You feel
Jumps OF indigestion pain. heartburn
or headache from actdlty, just cat a
tablet OF harmless and reliable Pupc's
piapepsin and the stomach distress is
gone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

failed. and tho play was about to DO
postponed. when the theater manager
strollcd through the house. and dis
covered the wardrobe mistress dress
cd up like peacock. with some or
arrested and all tho stolen costumes
were recovered, somewhat tho worse
for wear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
WOMEN! "DIAmoND DYES"
TURN OLD GARMENTS NEW


Don't worry about perfect results
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed to
give a new, rich. fadelcss color 70 any
fabric. whether it be wool, silk, linen.
cotton or mixed goods-dresses, sweat
ers, stockings. gloves waists. ribbons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

for the Important announcement the which will stocks
damaged by the fire that
This Sale buy carefully and
they it
We positively STOCK WHICH WAS SERIOUSLY
DAMAGED WILL BE OFFERED SALE.
Our Factory experts have been the instruments
which worth saving and putting them condition
The Sale will be SATISFACTION
TEED OR MONEY REFUNDED
Photographs originally listed at 5000 will
Paye-Panos offered at poporona reductions
There will be Music Rolls and without
bemish will be offered at on
There will be Photograph numbers Sc M
Needless Albums and Accessories will be offered at less than
You find something that Tell
about the approaching
Watch for Announcement in the Daily Papers!
A. J. CRAFTS PIANO CO.
PIANO AND PHoNOGRAPH MANUFACTURERS,
21S-22O North Second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Saving the Table.

Saving the Tnble.
y layer OF waxcd paper Will prevent
the linen from adherinE TO polished
table when hot dishes ar. placed on
Il. and will also prcNcnt stains.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-16
Mrs. Minnie Sims Hopes to Find
Some Trace of Missing Husband

Christi rs nae been impossible i0 find
HuA uarn W iNt mnu Wnufo Address
NuH Nlfpf. nuf Hnra anyone in rafti
tustu know af MI NimN Whereabouts.
AlF tIrH wac ara experienced uli
hlillcl ana wealth, friend ~ his lu
NaW Mexico had pltfnard iu finance
thr dtllilnF ~ "a test wen in Nuecca
fHunis f az Sims obtained angfi
tlentN large iAfl lease several Ctt
pna Christ business mrn wen, also
interested il the 5fillinH upcrh lieun.
lhU nlfo waH obtained Hnu Mr. Nins
wee on MA way 90 Sow Mc,ico NJ
flnac the deal
Mt smf lofl CORPUS christi early
n july golnr tn san Antonio iio hhd
about Thousand dollars in wash with
him euA the pnwef ~ attorney $40 draw
apNqnl thousand more ilr wrote tD
nia vito from san Antonio snylng that
hp WAS fulng 30 sew iirannfnle foi
"a dHy ana July a. Two dnaa mtcr
wrote tht hc would irayr FOR New
MoNiru.
rhtf ls ihe iAnl that has ever been
heard in regard go him ry Mrs Sims
The fact that the power ~ aftor'
neg has never been eNurriFcd leads 3,
the belief That Air Sims ~ dead The
description VI the man found near san
Autunlo tallics With thnt uf @ y slime