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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-15


purpose. And geographically It Is Just
exactly where 1t IS needed. 1t fronts
ON the Gulf OF Mexico. extending back
far enough to take In rolling prairie
and wooded upper Lana tisal .tefrf-
tory for the preservati4 and p&paga-
ffca Of bird life ofsy1fious M 2arl11
files directly In the paths of migration
north and south through the MISSISSIPPI
nj vatleyv -epsaBd4 <amaA which, accord.
Ing 10 observers Of the United States
biological Survey passes more than 81
per eent of the migratory game BIRDS
that enter the United States from
either Direction eRtif sa6scAssos' lsas'a'
Bt this action Of the legislature Loui-
sfnuh because 4 passeasssi-s or . 400
aere through two, gifts, One Is S5,-
GOO acres In Vermilion parish from
the Rockefeller foundation and the
otff is 7SB00 Xefes, ihtAudine the. sas
NOUS Marsh island .pfrom the Russell
say foQpda o,sr. 5sas 10 ~, ,o,., ,
These two tracts were allotted to
tine state i've years ago on the condl-
tsoH tihattstfSe state acsHsefsayfoHwdes
partment .ehanld demonstrate for five
yeass itsxshllitxstp ap5qtest tbs wild
Hfe4 and to establish breeding places
ror4aH the resident birds and for all
theS vfsitbi frdiR teeitfMuasiatiSbutls
Am{ricn. Mexico and the north. The
conformation department did "a, good
5obf and wrote Q. Z: p at the Pro, q
the i've years. ThereIpon the two
rost dattons Informed the s4W THAT
thek were prepared to turn 8eef .9iie
traSf In perpetuity. SO the Legislature
paaPed enabling acts, permitting MN
sta}e 10 receive these tracts and to
prek erve them forever as wild lNa
re13ges
rior to this legislatl action the
stale Of louisiana had d "a tise fef
enf Of a gift Of F7.001 Acres ~
same part OF the stateffrop 4
willis Ward and John &xer5
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-15

But AZ 4 boy he - far o7ert.me this
bandicaP. that hes was, alwnyss IN the
thick Of schooIboy fights, and none of
ais 'comrsdess could clfinb better than
te the steep slopes of the Castie-roek.
As soon ms he was old enough to
read, Ne iitcrally devotrea books. He
would not rend love stories or tales, of
family life. He wanted always yarns
Iof iadventure esl books FOfs history. A.
boy, he was 10 steeped In chronfc1es
nf feudai times, In nist6fies OF bygone
dsys, or 10. secounts of Scottish life.
that he was already equipped with HIS
ba -kground for ~fvankees@ and. arhe
Ia iisuaap,7 Nfkepilworthr, and ssQuentin
Outward" "The Heart of Midlothian
and SwavefIey.n y stsNls pnp1
He loyedf scotland With = passionate
devotion that has seldom been equalIed
He told Washtngtcn lrxingi that he
thought he should die II he could not
zee the heather at least once d year.
&c, wrote straight eptl Of .his heart the
iinesf
Breathes there enc nan wftk soui so
Vino never to RimseIf hath .aias
- This 81 my ovsa. my nattvs laAdi
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-15

The New York Yacht club. q becially
honored Mr.. Paine and hi fellow
members presented him with *ilver
cup In commemoration Of his &i1De de-
Tense of the Americas cup. t1Icago
Journal. W,H
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-15
: = = ? y - ~ va 81 -
sc. A. ND I must lie. here like 9
...a A bedridden. monk r ex

.lZA oedr1ddent monk u ex-
claimed Ivanhoe, 'while
the game that gives me freedom or
death Ii played out by the hands of
others Look. from the window once
again, kind, maiden, but beware that
you are not marked by the archers be-
meath. Look Once more, and tell me If
they yet advance TO- the Storm.
ratient courage Rebecca again
took post at the lattice s,as.s,
What fdQst thou see. Rebecca7's
again demanded the wounded knight
Nothing but the cloud Of arrows
flying so thick as to 'dazes mine eyes,
land to hide,sthe bowmen who shoot
them,r n.st4t ,1t,l
That cannot endure" said Iyanhoe !;
III they press nut right on to carry the
castle by pare force Of arms the arch
) cry may avsIl but lirtle against stone
walls and 1bulwarksIs Look for the
knight of the Fetterlock, fair Rebecca,
and see how he bears himself for as
the leader IL, SO viii his followers be-"
u see him not said Rebecca.
ssFloul cravenp exclaimed Iyanhoe;
'sdpes he blanch from the helm when
the wind blows highest2" ,,rsa sti
HE bienches not He benches
not 7" said Rebecca. II see him now
he leads a body Of inen close under
the outer barrier Of the barbican. They
pull down the. piles, and palisades;
they hew down the barriers with axes.
His high black plume floats abroad
over the throny, like a raven over the
field Of the slain. They have made q
breach In thesbarrieFs--they rush in
they are thrust backi Front-de- Boeuf
heads the defenders; see his gigantic
form above the press. Theythrong
akaia 10 the Breash9 and the pass Is
disputed hand to hand. and man to
man. God Of Jacob It is the meeting
of two fierce fides-the confiictof two
oteans nSved by adverse windsi"
she turned her head from the lattice.
as II unable longer to endureHa sight
so terrible. .,-4s
look forth again. Rebecca,T said
Ivanhoe, mistaking the cause|l of her
retiring: ''the archery must n some
degree have ceased, since they are now
fightthg hand to hand. Look again |;
there Is now less danger"
Rebecca again looked forth, and al
most immediately exclaimed "Holy
prophets Of the lawl Front-de Doeuf
and the Black knight fight hand to
hand Oh the breach, amid the|roar of
, their, followers. who watch the prog
ress Of the istfife. Heaven str3te with
tss fa'f nv tssh StIslsd loud sar lex
n. ss!. s Il aF9s s he r dow1As y
+, :sYhp IA DOWN. r. cried IvanhSe -for
our dear ISdys take. tell me- which
ess a is''i Biasf kHisst.a answered Re-.
h ss:,a faintIy; then ,ipstantly again
shouted with eagerness: "8pt no,
aHs Pa ss. e. T I'll the LII H ss,. q
and .flghts. ass.,jf there. were n mems
strength IN MS single arml Ell sword
H. bfclrenT he snatches an axlfrori n
yeoman be pushes Frontds B0eyif
Tith ,hpY On blow-the giant stoors'
! snd' tottefs1ike an oak under THE steel
Of the woodman. He falls-hB falls I
49, The Black knight appfpachesl
the fostern with his huge xthe
laundering blows which he deIohs7zyou
49, near them above all thel|din and
shouts Of the battle. Stones and
beams are hailed down on the bold
champion: he regards THEM no more
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-15

~ "a = - < - eA3z9R-S4 e
I 4. l i ~ hss,| & I AVN raf,,se ~ IA
j|00( - ~ fISs y s.te 4 nal in nos.
81; 81 & y Z Il N 4 aaIrr.es NJ refuge
E1hI1 innIl ,|oFl = 10 1ess man slo an
y. q, n \ Z
i 2fI 5 ~ . i \, 81 fs,,n.s ,ss,onsr
~ M cps S.sds NJ xlrnbennv
~ = ni5n "a in;srea - II. ~ n, acre
=; f. <lIy I 10 rs s,ne hIr' frarf
NH I.ocj<e feItnr fn,,naatf,n ana
& N I'M II 81 If4nnvs .tracts 49, COMO ro,.
u IA rs nfl,er fracfx one "a ,harlat-
f<f b i fract 81 $4,000 ncres living in
ay,at ts,, s;,,,,, ,,x,..xX hy Tho
Nalx,,t,so.s. Rov ,co,sna.x Tho o,har
|dz,ya rtrnrt,zofr ae nm acres Aa,ona,nr
to- several owners Nv tba sdd,t,on
of these fwd tracts tte big blrf, ref,,go
would share an ufibroken frontage OF
us miIessor,, the gulfl vssb 5htd
Commissioner A,exanaar h.,,.r..
thot the next wear VIII COO ,ha 80
sc6ase of fh.e.se fwo fracts hv ~ 49,
and their addition IN tho raf,,na r,
is slated tharwrm. ior,tv - .hs
ers Of the 1000 aero troot 30.
a g s.red a sen H tho ,stota -. 80. -.
anr,cas annr0~ ,,.,,nn 81
nm - .rliNx,s.s "a rtuaII~ % s,ss ~. ~
the .stats of half, the value 81 sb<
lana ss@si @s}si ''
....Mr..AfcIlhennx has been called thc
father of wiId.,,se conserSat,o u -
the south" AnnorentIv no aasa."s
INA fjffe AWAY r Vas x & S ~ W g
4 ffuenced Mrs !Saee "a p,alsa Itbo No s,,
risshati rfMpehase,E i ,ssnxs u ,ma-1Si { i
The f,srt work or tho donor.m...
was to. eliminate the market hunters
which was was done by means 81 armed
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-15
Meak.

Meak. LIAM
HIS wife IS q very intellig@ IHom-
an" "That SO? How did { GONE
to- marry him, then"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-15
Smoke sup.

Smoke Up. I'll
"why do you call your nd cigar
the Spark Plug?" Ni
Perfect ignition.T MI
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-15

Inc man who can't stand pfd besS I,
VIII md Il harder r. stand a1vssslst
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-15
to take action.
Bnf. A6na heforI

later sold II to Commodore Forbes
In 1856 he built the Maynower.
which defeated the Qalatea, and the
Volunteer. which successfully contest
ID the Americas cup with The TAistlA
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-15

The Likeness
F4Bess-sssees sr6phtsg ssss3 proved
Ing like clockwork." Eyes, they d
seem to have the strike habit"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-15

rior to this legislat
stale Of louisiana had ;
enf of a gift Of F7.W(
same part OF the state
Willis Ward and John
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-12-02
RErnsurson Fos a BAD IAN
By Charles Edxzrd Russell

When Mr.. John Skelton Williams
came into the ofhce Of Comptroller
Of the Carrency be found the great
financial interests Of the United
States e1treoehed there By reason of
locg unlawful privilege that bad be-
cone proseripcive right They were
the most powerful ine1e1ces in the
ccantry AID they said be Was = liar
and An Anarchist but be up With his
boot and famed then ooe Of the
place
He then turned his attention to
the free and easy nznoer in which
the farmers Of the country were be-
ing plundered by respectable but
highly u<urioos banks, and made =
stinging expose of that species OF pi-
zcy- The exposed banks said he xas
liar md low, disorderiy fellow.
but he didn't care He cinched every
thing be bad said (which is = little
way he hzs), and helped more than
any other man 20 bring down the in
terest rates il the Northwest
About q year later the steel com
psnies were telling the government
Of their poverty and how Necessary
Il was for then to boost the price of
steel in order 70 make both ends
meet Mr. Williams took their ac-
eo1nts and reports and 2nalyzed them
and showed that rhsy were Masking
soeh hGge profits thar they could af-
ford 70 do1ble sh= pey Of their work
men and still declare fat dividends.
Valet ne~spapers sid he wzs hsr
and = low. di<7eoatzble person He
didn'r care He took more rerortS
AID proved his changes
Just zs the American Bankers As
socSs-ion WAS zbo1r 70 meet in Wash
ingroz- Mr. Williams comes quietly
o11 with = DEMONSTRATION of the way
a few Ne~ York hanks manipulate
ths money market and control it, ara
nake AL the rest Of the country pay
erO-hitSn- tribute 70 then, and add
70 their h1ze boards.
OF course the offended hanks yelled
that ne wzs liar and bad man.
He didn't care. He Just showed the
proofs in back and white. according
20 his habit in such matters and
-eat calmly about his duties.
There is no other man in the gov
erunezr that has shown more mag,
-s=--- rS,ar-S.-. ~ q SsrxNn..,nr faith
in pain honesty and Righteousness,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-12-02

which line sketch Is reprodnce.i here
with The bright colcred little stamp
wirh its hesrtenilE message Merry
Christmas and Healthy New Year.
tells of a statewide effort TO carry on
the great fight against tuberculosis
the preventebIe and durable disease
which was responsible for no les than
20o0 deaths in this state for the twelve
nnoths ending May l. 1870
The Christmas Seal is no stranger TO
public-spirired Color1dozns- In former
years il was generally known as the
Red CroSS Christmas Seal because Of
the fact that the Cross Of Geneva was
used on il through an agreement be
tween the National Tuberculosis AsSo-
ciztio1 and the American Red Cross A
percentage Of the funds thus raised
WIS slleczred TO the Red CroSss but
owing TO : mutual arrangement OF
these two national organization in view
Of the recognized needs Of devo-inE er-
cry cent rsISed by the sale Of Seals ex-
ciusively 10 the fight against tunercs
lossiS- the Geneva Cross no longer ap-
pears on the Seal Instead the d1rhle-
barred cruss Of LrrrSine alone Is used
TO symbolic the fact that the money
ratSed hy The Slle Of Seals Is de-
voted entirely 10 snti-1uherculosis ef-
fort
The sale Of S@als viii he carried OF
inre1sively throughout Colorado during
the period from Deoemhe- to Deem
be- II inclusive and the chairman for
the state organization Is Tho,s- 2 DAILY
Of Dearsr- Cooperating with him are
EeliknoEn uel and women in fifty
town and county Seal Sale Committees
Tie system OF eanvsssinE TIE busi-
ness and professional groups Of : corn-
muniIy snt, Of cos3uczin< an intensive
hoOS%-o-hcuse solicitation Of the reS5-
de1ce sections viii be followed oft
with some r7odifIczticns according 70
local Circumstances N all the orEsn-
iEz1io1 celIerS of the state Reports
coming 70 Mr. Dzly from the cflsirmen
thro1-hour Colorado indicate dearly
that they anticipate = hearty response
fron their communities sincs the peo-
PIE Who buy Christmas Seals realize
that the funds are devOted TO conhat-
ting : disease which dens1ds SPECIAL
measures in Colorado
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-12-02
REPUBLICANS KNOW 1T IS con
ING BUT CAN'T STOP IT

Political dope EzS upset ever zhere this Bat
probably IN zly thzn Of James
Collins Wisezc-es Of both parties predicted his e-son
By large majority and he didn't s-ru-z in his
own eo1nty-C-zig Empire
Collins lost his o~l cognry By very fez while
Cox lost that county hy nearly three -hoss,1 Collins
beat Cox in the State and rz- almost
even with Iuly Scott Where boosted influence
Of the Pueblo S-zrJoor-zl Bol6er Cxz-z Grand June
ton Sentinel CSon City Le.5e- C<zz Expire and the
Rocky Ford Trib1ne. Deoerzrc papers that followed
the trsil Of Tam and Bon the c-rs de1o.ed COL
rnrs in praise of Cox and Scoec The sane rb- of
columns deoouncng Collins Red Bolsheyik and N
American These papers have declared the platform o.
which Collins made his czpsg1 dad And barred hat
It isn't The Republican landslide il Colombo .zs 10
onerenf than in other states and platform vs
entirey ignored The great majority the peop,e want
eo change and II made difference The Reocbli-
can platform promised whether Republican czrds-
dates were white yellow black the MAJORITY z,.ed
change and voted for it
In about twenty mouths fron when the rezctso-
IS o. and the sane platform which Collins IA is
eruoEhs cut vo1d advise The Caig Empire and the
Other papers who shocked By the norns.Sou Of
Collins the nd to O. the way Of the food tia.
is doe21d this food viii frxn the other xzv and
be much bigger than the struck Colorado On the
I'd Of this rooth-Denxe- Denoczr
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-12-02
FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS
ON FoUR-CEEf BASIS
cs,e-.se Asseeissien-s Record Of Re-
suits eo one-fIftieth Of Aneunt
Recommended

Colorado spent for anfi-suherc1los<is
rork only ceorx per czpita this year.
OF coe-rfr5erh Of the amount which the
Saricnal Tub<rcllo<z< As>cciarion re
Esrsi< as adequate to afford proper pro
fecrioc azzi1s- the great White Pfak1e-
This fact has been brought out N an
article By James 81 PerxAinE president
Of the Colorado Tuberculosis AsSoc-a-
tSo1- in the currenf issue Of the Colo
rzdo Manufacture and Consumer
his association with its branches.
ix rhe ozsy so1y szWszg - Intensive
ed1caficnai effort against tuberculosis
in this STATE according 10 no less an
authority than Doctor R L Drinkwa-
ter. secretary Of the Colombo Ssnfe
Board az Health in q recent address
BEFORE the Stase Ccnference of Social
WORKERS Doctor Drinkwafer deplored
the fact that the appropriation for his
board is 50 snail that II permits Of 10
dirixson Of tuberculosis but he paid |.
graceful tribute to the Co,ar.do Tuher-
ealoeis Association and the thousands
Of humane citizens who support its &C
rivirsex
TIE oaiy source Of funds for TIE a.
~o~zzrsoa-s work Is through the sale Of
Christmas SealS and every person who
pzrrfz<s-d them tzs- rear is e1lirled TO
The satisfaction Of knowing that eren
NJ the snail Per capita expenditure Of
I cents orer = period Of year the a.
<<-csarion hzs t.e@1 able TO h-ins the
Mo5ern Health Crzss6e into the LIVES
af 1saSo0 <-zse scbeol eAildren sal
tered rkroaEh every cozn-y in the safe,
Il adclrSou 70 sx1r1iins puilic health
n1r~z1- serTsce into turen1y-r-e c-su2-
re- and xSs5>zfns in The maintenance
- czi-s5r~ IN Denver. Colo-zdo >EsTInEs
an. Fo.r1 callIns
Au-o1f-r riAzSe Of the zsS-czA-Sda's :
uork whirS = ef The urzaosz vaiae-
i.o-h fru.l rlse rseiirzi sra1 fhe >scrizl
S-zniroiI.f- = h ElzkiEE 01 S1rr-rs
70 ,s~----air-- rhe e1re1r of H. ai-rz-
rarT rzf.-r~usosss~ p-saiesn IN Ds=are--
C.cso-zdo >prz1-sS Grz11 IzBe7ssa and
Cszo1 CITY In sd1lrSoel- TIE ssssc7s-
rzosn diSz--fEure-z dzrz1r -2-o e-<.sssl
rr1.lTshleI<. t4zf1---S ard siUilsr TIls-ess
q literature 6azlt1x with tn Fsr-Eea-
r5oa and co.a-rci q ruR-erc1ins-sL E11-
ezrsoa.sI EXHIBITS har- t.=-l I'D u1sler
rase 1c<=zr~-s of ~ zSS-rzs-iu1 a. The
>-a-- F1ir and A. ssE--zl e011ry 1zi-s
Al rhi< hz~ t---z done O. 4 sale o.
7 : cs1r~ rsr capita furi1E 1S-0 II e.
err r,urr&zz~-r of Ssxts sAolld b1y five
Tires a. zz1r rhi< year as he ho1xA-
tzs- year -h- total EO11d s-11sl c0ly
Soe--ez-h a rh- s-a1tHrd 81 br ths
Ns-sczzI Tuh--rrzlo<i< As~sczsr50a fer
x-zs---z-s ---r--.---zr.- .xF<- -rr< -
ex~r- He-f-- al sal -<zs<rr In Colo
rz5O arr urrr tsr--s~~1 p1rcAasss
fc- rke h--<- - r-s~-a
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-12-02
don't know any other member Of

don't know any other member of
government that has been more prac-
tically useful. He has never sought
any lime light or cavorted into The
least publicity. He has merely sat
at his desk and attended to his job
and been efficient and serviceable. As
q result he is in all financial and in
terest circles the worst hated man ID
America They will see to it care
fully and thoroughly that be is never
again allowed any public position Or
place of power. They will have him
boycotted and blacklisted and thrust
into obscurity; they will see that not
the least credit or honor is given to
him for his great services. They can
always be depended upon to do that
But he needn't care He has been
the best Comptroller of the Currency
this country ever had; he hiss been
the faithful. honest and eminently
useful public servant; the hzrpies he
has driven out of the Treasury will
never return: the bandits he drove
out cf the farm loan business will
not come back. Such hatred IS he
has earned is enough honor for any
conscientious soul. He can be con-
tent.
Every man that ever attacks &
Vested Wrong is always Bad Man
Good men never attack anything;
they stand by and hold the dark Ian
tern while the thieves work the Jer-
ieho read Mr. Williams will prob
ably hear all the rest Of his days
from the lips Of Wallets and the tim
oroos. the echoes Of the vicious at
tseks the interests have ordered upon
him If he is wise he will take them
Tor tributes, Think. Mr.. Williams.
what would he the moral status of a
man that should win praise from
such a source,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-12-02
WELCOMING COOPERATION

Not long since the Cour1er-NevSs printed letter in
its Mailbag from New York dsiryuar, who sent Us
newspaper clippings showing the bitter fight being
xzged BY big business In that against the New
York Dsiryens league plan for cooperative market
ing organization The plan ambitious 1t con
templates tying the dairyen ironclad agreement
the of milk then the handling and market
ing of sll milk milk products eo-ope-ztiv7t.
The plan is attacked monopoistic bolshevstic-
destructive Of the farmers independence scheme
by grating leaders profit from the farmers Out here
North Dakota told should the power
of the market products should Organize
eOope-ztivey Back New York the farmers told
that the cooperative plan moral and legal
certain money the farmers who join it
Fargo On d. COurie--News-
1t cannot be denied that SOMETHING wrong in
North Dakota when fifteen banks close their within
period Of ~eeksAGzznd Junction Sentinel
You bet yo1r sweet life something is wrong and
in position TO tel you Just what it is
At The last election proposition submitted 70
the repeal the law which public
such school funds fro- the different school districts.
compelled TO be deposited The State Bank of
North Dzko-s instead OF being sent Minneapolis and
St Paul That amendment by some foolish peo-
PIE belieslng The eissaries Of Big Business II takes
effect Deceube- d under terms Of passage The
State Bank Of North Dakota which lad been standing be
hind the local hanks The Of its ability
By coEelsed the hanks 10 take I'd
the slack Of Withdrawals snd expected Doubtless
Mr. Cathro the Manager Of the State Bank Withholding
loans frO tbOse districts ~=-e p1be funds are beng
Or vii Be Eihd-z<a That Would be the right thing 70
do and imagine he is doing the right thing The
banks therefore busting The direct result of teir
own foolish crusade zzn<t The peoples own Institution
As North Dakota hs perfect guarantee law deus-o-s
VIII lose nothing Ie bankers who committed financial
suicide are not entitled 10 any sympathy.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-12-02
TIE NET RESULT

Sugar down u cents retail the Great Sugar
Raid of the 1920 ends with the consuer
short nearly billion in pocket the Cuban sugar planters
the verge Of bankruptcy surplus II. million
tons of sugar in this country
Way down in Arkansas. lone sugar profteer has
been sentenced years sr Leavenworth-
Thus ends with nobody hanged the eoIlosal piAge
of people the world has known Shall
hsve the usual canning-tne raid yearACapper's
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-12-02

An Eng'ishmaa, an irishnaan Snd 3
Seotehman happened 70 be in Rome
ami went together - interview the
Pope, The Englishman told His Holy
ness OF all he had done for the church
and the good Of the cause generally.
whereepon the repe gave him his
hand TO Kiss, The lrsshrasn then
stepped forward and gave the Holy
Father an awful song and dance about
his piety. and SO forth. in recognition
Of whiehsshe nepe gave hsr, his foot
to kiss. On loeAiaS round fe- the
Ssetehman he was son~
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-12-02
NORTH DAKOTA sANkERs r,EnsE THEIR AID

F2rEo N D. Dee l-The ex>e1tive coancii Of the
North Dakota State Bznke-< Association after zezy
session here Tuesday night pledged cop>rztso zith
the Bank of North Dakota o1csid= firms and
individuals TO bring Hlzocizl relsef the
Eighteen state banks have closed recently beczue o<
depleted Due. IL said failure Of
Meet notes and refusing sell grain prices
higher.
Resol1t5oo< adopted asking tbz- coaE-eSz BE
urged 70 take i-oedizrs eouf.-
abe prices for grain and cattle
50 II SENS that chs barking <y1czte <hich so1zh1
70 ossi-os 1ae- State ils-it11oa rzegzi1s ethe-
-elr e-ro- g her uEts- der75sze The Lzzue
Of kEsrg their Money hoe ard are NV Advocating
1' S2t t1e NooFar1iszn Lz7s has fo1gh. for 80 s0e
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lsn@d h-gs Snz-ei.l Institution for thz-sszzz zas
ceased 70 iez7 private banker 1e5 I'd nth Nazu-
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given reruisz5oa from tie River
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-12-02

The dangerous weakness in the world is the
fear OF being called few ba II Christ had been
afraid Of being called bbbe-, friend OF pub
iczns disrurbe- Of the people there
would hsxe been n Christianity
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-12-02
MESSAGE OF HOPE
ON CHRISTMAS SEAL
Thossands Of Citizens Aiding in Anti
tuberculosis Work BY Selling
Stsnpk

Never before
in the history Of
Colorado has -
great 4 lneSSEe
been contained
in 80 small :
race as Is found
on .1he 1910 Ta-
bercnlOSisC Christ
m al al of
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-12-02

Wilson xil ask Congress 10 revise revenue lswss :
headline the dzilses- If he good Judg-
he Mr.. Harding the asking Of the next
congress Mr. Wilson'S requests Of congress have not
with unanimous that invite
further requests Outside of sskng for the balance Of
his salary consider requests from Mr. Wilson being
lacking in the quality described apprOpo
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-12-02

The merry fight Ireland still goes and fires il
Liverpool and other British cities shoE that The
Sein FSeDe-s busy keeping their promise TO
of MacSwinne The by British
authorities that American gunner among the agrees
British rights indicates that they getting
ready be licked