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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19

modesty. Where is our crop of can didates? Surely we have a few will ing souls who would sacrifice them selves to their country and state at so S. = per day, or year. Somebody speak up.
 The bond election was very quiet ow- ing to the legal light shed by our local Demosthenes and Cicero's sev- eral voters were disfranchised. We are enclosing a clipping from the Fl Paso Herald, containing our States Attorneys opinion, and we ask you to please incorporate it in this letter, hoping it may shed some ray of light down the dim and misty trail of fu- ture political "messes".
 THEY CAN VOTE
 THOUGH WEDDED
 Phoenix, Ariz., June 5.-Both hus- band and wife may vote in bond cleo
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
LEROY GRUNDY DIES

LeRoy Grundy, of St. George, Utah, died at his home at that place on the 9th of this month, death being due to lung troubles. MT. Grundy was a brother of Mrs. J. P. Gideon of King man. He was born in Parowan, Utah, in 1858, and resided at Silver Reef during the big mining activity at that place inthe 70's. Heis said to have been kindly, honest fellow who made friends wherever he became known. He leaves three brothers and three sisters to mourn his death.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
HARD TIME TO
 EXPLAIN

Earl Casteel had a hard time ex- blaming that the telegram sent from Flagstaff stating that he and Ruth Long were married was only q joke.
 A friend of theirs had sent the wire and when Casteel said it was not so, his friends, who had prepared to show him the time of his life, would not believe it.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
LEAVES FOR SOUTH
 ERN PART OF STATE

R. s. Billings will leave Monday for the southern part of the state where he will represent large eastern cop per syndicate in the examination and planning of a development campaign on copper property there. He will be gone three weeks or possibly a month.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
WITH A. C. BANK

E. H. Corey this week entered the service of the Arizona Central Bank of Kingman. MT. Corey is familiar with banking work and has been con- nected with the Arizona Central Bank at Flagstaff previous to his coming here.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
MINER WANT ADDS. BRING
 RESULTS

tions if they own community proper ty, according to an opinion by attor- ney general Wiley E. Jones, even though title may stand in the name of only one of them.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
NO CHANGE IN CONDITION

I. D. Hilty was reported worse the middle of this week but has been holding his own since then. His re- covery is earnestly hoped for. ,..
 Bryan Hilty came in from Yuma Friday to remain until there was a change in his fathers condition. ..
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Regular Christian Science Services are held on Sunday mornings at II o'clock in the lower part of the I. O. O. F. Hall.
 All are welcome.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

BLUE LINE TRANSFER co. All
 kinds of hauling. House hold goods packed and stored, Second hand goods of all kinds bought and sold. New quarters in Band Boys theater.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
ST. JOHNS CHURCH

ST. JOHNS CHURCH Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Service 11:00 A. M. No service in evening. Rev. A. w. Atkinson will preach Sunday, June 27, 1920.
 Rev. T. H. Dodd,
 Pastor.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19

J. B. HAMMERS buys, sells, rents, and improves property. Also esti- mating, appraising, adjusting a speciality. ...%
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
NOTICE

NOTICE There will be meeting of the Re- publicans of Mohave County at the Court House, Tuesday evening, June P, at 8 o'clock. All Republicans in vited to attend.
 c. A. PATTERSON,
 Chairman Republican
 County Committee.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19

IF IT IS FOR SALE-See us-Blue Line Transfer Go. Blue 160. We will buy from you for cash or han dle on commission.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19

WANTED-Men to work on Highway. Room 3, Central Hotel, (Old King
 man Traders.) At.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

candidacy County the Democratic ticket subject will Primary Election.
 w. o. RUGGLES.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19

WANTED-To buy Liberty Bonds.
 Address Box U'522, Kingman. If.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19

WANTED-Elderly woman would like position as cook in small camp, Ap- ply this Office. :.....
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19

FOR SALE-Copper silver mines, sit uated in one of the best parts of Mohave County. For field infor- nation write to Adam Marsch, or inquire at Miner Office.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19

HOUSES FOR SALE EtSeveral from
 $2200.00 to $12,6O0. See Hammers.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19

SELL OR TRADEIOne electric heat CT, perfect condition. Will sell or trade for Mandolin. Apply Miner, Kingman.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19

FOR CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT hereby candidate office Clerk will Election, September . 1920
 J. T. MORGAN.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19

MINER WANT ADS ARE BUSi-
 NESS WINNERS
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19

Phoenix, Ariz., June 5.-Both hus. band and wife may vote in bond cleo,
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
FOR SUPERVISOR

hereby candidacy the office County the Democratic ticket subject the will of the voters the coming Primary
 w. B. STEPHENS.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
Political Announcements
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT

hereby announce my candidacy for the Democ Clerk of the Superior Court for the unexpred term the voters in the Primary Election.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

hereby announce my candidacy for the Democrat Nomination for County Attorney, subject to the Will the voters in the Primary Election
 TnTTNT M IIINEC I'D
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-05
DIN FDGA CONDf|ULUl.

Cetim intr 'un ziar din Romi-
mia: Pima aclnm nu Sc site pre-.
els ce $ a petrecut la Petrosani
,,Stim numai &c a bincvoit gu.
=vernh sa comunice preset: Ca
.s'a petrccut un incident in urma
caruia sa tras Gu mitraliera s.
.ca deei sunt mort 81 raniti."
81 nu-i de ajunss Ce curiosi sum-
ziaristii din tara! Ar vol Sc site
tot ee Sc petrece dim fir pima il
alta, cu ocazia unui incident
cInd sc TRACE Gu mitra iera in nun
citori. Pc moi M ne mira faStul
L-am prefvazut 81 lam prezis pc
data cc a VENT generalul Avcrcs.
cu la putere GU gubernul de ge-
nerali.
Vedeti, .,incidente'' de soiul
aeesta nu S a intimplat sub gu
vernul Naida. Ministru de inter
ne. dr.. Nicoaae Lnpu, aplanat
pc cale paSnica nemultumirca
muncitOrilOr, Gu leacuri. ca doe
tori, 81 de ala turba oligarchia
81 cautat Sc faca pc dracul
CHEM SAL inlatnre della putere.
Fiecare cu mestesugul lui
Doctorii eli leacurile 81 generaiii
cu mitraliera.
Oar, cetiti in numarll de mil
ne Sc vedeti 81 alte ispravuri a
le gubernallui cazon, cum Sc
poarta cu .,civilii''.
,,Luati barbati mici" zice dina
w. +. Meyer din Lonl Beach.
CAL, sofia celui mai mic milionar
din lume. care s'a reintors en-
ba1'batelul Ell dupa un yoiaj de
..trei luni de mieres' din orient.
Billy cintarcste numai "A funzi
81 tot de zahar'' zice mireasa
fericita. 81 urmeaza: e mic. dar
e dragut. Pare ca barbatii prefc-
I'd neveste papusi, de ce II al
prefera 81 femeiIe barbati I'M
baiat ca Billy9'' = Dina Meyer
ma spune citi funzi are. dar dupd
fotografic Sc vede ca cintarestn
mai mutt ca indoit ca barbatelul
ci. Sade pc scaun 81 aplecata peste
Billy, care sta in picioare ling;
ca, ca sa fic la aceiasi inirltime
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-05

tori earl au inccrcat Sc faca de-
monstratii.
fmpuscaturi!e an inceput cind
politia a intervenit de opri pc
lucratori de a numai ataca tram
vaiele, care circular in aceia ri.
fiimlca lucratorii della tramvaie
'au volt SO paraseasca mcrul.
Treizeci ranlti la Pola. - Ro-
ma. Tn mare numar de de-
linonstratori ca ocazia zilei de
prima Maiu an incercat ca Sc
printr'o strada baricada-
'ta, III Pola, cind a vazut ca sunt
opriti, aeestia an atacat ,pc sol.
DAFT.
;Soldatii dupa aceia au incepnt
SO impuste asupra' multimei ra-
mind treizeci de persoane. I'm
Isofiter fost omorit. .sa
P0incare se opunc = fixarea
indemnit4tilor de raSboiu, Pa
ris. Raymond Poincare, fostll
presedinte al rcpnblicei franceze,
81 prescdintcle Comitetulni pen,
tru reparatii de fazboiu, a de.
clarat Ca el Sc va opune Gu toat;l
puterea proiectului de a Sc fixa
indtmnitatile de razboiu, in con.
sfatuirea ce va avea loc la Spa,
Belgia, 6ntre reprezentantii ALA
,tilor 81 al Germaniei.
Motivul este ca Gemnania poa-
ii Gu multi mai multi de cit Sc
pare All CD poate plati. De alta
parte Poincare sustinc ca trata-
till della Versailles desenit ..
lege pentru Franta, care nh poa-
te Fl modificat fara aprobarca
parfamentului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-05
INFORnATlUN|

Olase rentru cetateni. = Clase
pentru cetateni sc vor da gratuit
la Biblioteca publiea Edgewater
pc Detroit L. West 75-th Street
i'll fiecare Luni seara' la oreie
sapte.
Aceste clase. sunt in special
pentru barbatii carl deja si-au
scos prima hirtie 81 scari dores,
ca Sc fic ajutati ca Sc poata treee
examinarea spre a capita a doua
hirtie. D-nul Tomich este in
structorul.
LIMA Cunard-Ancor reduce
pretul. LIMA sus numita a.
nunta ca pretul pentru pasageri
pima Va Triest pc clasa a treia e.
ste numai 0 suta dolari. Pc linga
aceasta pasagerii au prRilejul de
a dnce Gu eli bagaje pima la gre
utatea de $50 funti. Din Tries;
anunta' aeeasta .linie ca drumul
pc caIea ferata e mai scnrt spre
ori care punct din tarile din o.
rientul Erropei.
Poitia spaniol& pusca asnpra
sindicalistilor. Vencia, Spania.
- Politia pentru siguranta a
lmpnSeat asupra sindicalistilor
earl faceau 0 demonstrate, ra-
mind pc trei persoane. La fel al
arestat sasezeci 81 cinci de sinii-
calisti din alta procesiune, care
| a facnt demonstrate fara pr;-
mi permisiune della autoritati.
Ipdustria sufer& in ur1na gre.
vel; - Greya macagiilor care in.
ira in patra saptamina, fara
prea mare schimbare in situate
arata CO foarte multi strica0ioa'
sa indlstriei din Cleveland, ST.
lind mllltc fabrici a-si inchidc u.
sile.
Comitetul pentru transport al
Camerei Comerciale, in sesilnea
de dupa aanea9i an discritat acea.
std chestie, f1fsa fafa putea ds
vre-o aolutie, afara nuanai Ga cu
Itotif speran Cd sitsatia Sc va i'm.
bunatati in doua trei saptapini,
ucigssul lui IGaritos nebun.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-05

New York. Thomas ". Simp,
Rims, I'M tipograf, care a impus-
eat 81 ucis pc Dir. James w. Mar
koe in biserica st. George din
New York, acum HI de multi, a
fost trinlis La azilul pentru criml-
Enalii nebuni della ,Matteawan. @
comisie Gle alienisti au raporta.
ca criminalul nu este Gu mintca
intreaga.
Polonii n'au capturat Kiev-ul.
: Londra. Stirea publicata. de
mai MULE ziare ca fortele polo
neze an ocllpat Kiev-ul, fara
fond, spune 0 depesa din Narso-
| via catra ziarul London Times.
Polonii au capturat insa Fastov,
la patruzeci Gle mile Ia sud-veSt
de Kiev care este un centru i'm
portan de cal ferate 81 continual
a inainta sprcs Kiev, spune de-
pesa.
Legiunea americana contra ra.
dicalilcr. = New York. Legiu-
nea Americana, la sedinta comi-
tetului central din New York,
a decis ca Sc inroleze pc membrii
legiunei intr'lln corp special, ca
re Sc fie- gaia a llla asupra lor
orr ce lucru, de pilda cind Sc va
face greva la calea ferata, ia
tramvaie, in cazuri insa numai
eind aceia greva bine sta'bilita
ca fost incitata de RADICAL.
fmpuscat de sentinela. New
York. Robert Morrison, de Pc
strada Bay, a fost impuscat ierl
prin spate, la Spitalul guvernu-
lui de pc Fox Hill, in Staten Is
land, de 0 sentinela.
Sentinela, inf. Edwin Mills a
spus authorization ca el vazut
m barbat paraslnd spitalul GU 0
legatura la el, care parea ca o
masina de scris. Cind omul a in-
eeput Sc fuga, nevoind ca sa So
opreasca la comanda sentinelei,
dupa cum i-s'a poruneit, senti-
.nela spune ca slobozit un foe,
insa spune ca omul continua Sc
fuga.
Citeya ore mai tirziu, harrison
a fost aflat mort la mila depar
tare de spital. Autoritatile mill
tare vor face O ancheta.
fmpuscat pentru ca q asasinat
pc Tarul Rusiei. Varsovia. =
Sc anunta scmfQfnial ca I'M indi-
vid cu nnmele Posrsdnick, care
declarat ca este unul din gru-
pul care asasinat pc Tarul Ru-
siei, fost luat din temnita 81 d
fost dat bolseyistilor carl l-au
luat 81 l-au dus Pc frontul rosil-
lor. Aci fost impnscat pentru
malta tradare.sa
DR.. Haldeman ataea miscarea
inter -biseficease&. New York.
Rev. DR.. Haldenaan vorbind in
biserica First Baptist Church.
despre miscarea interjbisericeas
a spus ca ,,acest plan este eel
mai rafinat- pc care deavolul il
poate inventa." Ea pare, spnne
DR.. Haldeman a fl ,,ca nina lui
Eseu, insa v0eea lui Jacob, ca
aeeeptie.''
Ell a mai spus ..Aceasta mis-
care inter-bisericeasca inSeala Pc
oameni, spu,lnd ca toti oamenii
SUM fiji lni DMnnezeu. Niei oda
ta .nu a fost o mai mare millciu-
Ma .spllsa in for1na de inyatatnra,
pentru sufaet."
Ca conclnzie 4 spus ca aceasta
miscare lin cilfci ami va rezulta
intro aristocratie ecclesiastical de
0 parte 81 un sovietism biserices
de alta parte. Daea .esti un Gre
dincios fereste-te de aceasta mis-
care. !"
Armenii din Dalkg sant sxser-
minati. -, Locuitorii de origine
Armeni din Baku sunt amenintati
Gu exterminarca de extra Azer-
haidjani, dupa cum spune Col.
William n. Hdskel, inaltul comi-
sar aliate in Armenia, intro. de.
pesa data pdblicitatii de catra
rhor}or " Wcnknpv oenrptArul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-05

Ucisasul lui 1rarkoe nebun.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-05

Armenii din DalkF sant sxser.
minati. -, Locuitorii de or'gine
Armeni din Bahu snnt amcnintati
Gu exterminarca de extra Aver
haidjani, dupa cum spune Col.
William n. Hdskel, inaltul coml-
sar aliate in Armenia, intro de.
pesa data pnblicitatii de catra
Charles Y. yekery, secretarul
comitetului pentrst ajutorul din
Rasaritlll Apropiat:
/ ,,situatia arznenilor in Baku
este foarte critick : ntoate pa
surile dc protejare luate de ca.
ira guyernuT Axerbaidjan, con-
ira isbucnirilo1 pOporulni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-05

New York Thomas W. Simp,
Rims, I'M tipograf, care a impus-
eat 81 ucis pc DIR. James w. Mar
koe in biserica st. George din
New York, acum I'LL de multi, a
fost trinlis La azilul pentru criml-
Enalii nebuni della ,Matteawan. @
comisie Gle alienisti au raportas
ca criminalul nu este Gu. mintca
intreaga.
Connecticut western news., 1920-08-19
We APPRECIATE THIS

Once in awhile we receive little note similar to the one printed here with, that gives a ''good feeling" in side and makes us try little hard CT to give our subscribers the best paper possible. We appreciate a little appreciation now and then.
 Amsterdam, N. Y.
 Aug. 13, 1920. Editor Western News Canaan, Conn.
 Dear Sir:
 Please find enclosed check cover ing yearly subscription to your bright newsy paper.
 Mrs. D. who was born in Falls Village enjoys every particle of news from that beautiful little village.
 Very truly yours,
 G. B. D.
Connecticut western news., 1920-08-19
HARDING A REAL PRINTER

The current issue of The Print Review contains the following inter esting little article concerning Sena- tor Warren G. Harding, the republi- can nominee for the presidency:
 Although at this time it is rather uncertain just which one of the two well-known printers will be chosen to sit at the keyboard of this big government of ours, there can be no doubt that Senator Warren G. Hard ing, owner and publisher of the Marion (Ohio) Daily Star, still knows how to caress the keys of a linotype.
 ''Not long ago, when representa- tive number of American citizens were poised on tip-toe awaiting the publication of the Republican nom- inee's speech of acceptance were wanted in hurry, the senator-oper- ator peeled off his coat and got inn mensely busy with the key buttons of one of his eight Merganthalers.
 incidentally, it is reported that the owner of the Daily Star strolled into a smalltown print shop year or so ago and asked for a job as key board man. After having demon strated his ability as a manipulator of the linotype, and being assured of steady employment, the senator handed the proprietor of the shop one of his professional cards and both men had a good laugh over the matter!!
 Harding still is member in good standing of his local typographical union"
Connecticut western news., 1920-08-19

Gym, (which would provide for a Department of Public Works. This bill is clearly in the interest of econ omy and in the interest of efficiency. At present we have various bureaus and departments overlapping each other. This bill would centralize public work and cut out wasteful overlapping.
 In Connecticut a State Organiza- tion exists to further the Pubic Works undertaking, in which many leading New Englanders including Winthrop Murray Crane, Professor George F. Swain of Harvard, Rob- ert Spurr Weston of Boston and others are interested. Highway Commissioner Charles J. Bennett of Hartford is chairman of the Con- necticut organization.
 MT. Grady has received from Sen ator Warren G. Harding a commun- ication stating that the Republican presidential nominee favors reor- ganization of the executive machin- cry of the federal government along the several lines suggested by MT. Glynn. The proposed reform would, it's sponsors declare, save $100,000,- 900 to the taxpayers of the nation annually from the outset.
Connecticut western news., 1920-08-19
association by citing with approval

association by citing with approval his career as war governor. But his newspaper provides evidence that in the hour Of Americas testing his voice YVES slavish echo of the voice of Wilsc nism at its worst.
 WhoI he abased himself before "the friends f the loved ones" who were torpedoiHg passenger ships, he was expressing crudely but accurately the sentiment which enabled Presi- dent Wilson to proclaim that we had mo quarrel with the German peo- ple." When he permitted his per sonal organ to say that "it is not our war;" he was upholding the doc Urine that America was "too proud to fight" and must be neutral even in thought" When it argued that "the German U-boats have commit ted no crime against us," it reflect ed the policy which welcomed in an American harbcr a sister of the craft which sank the Lusitania, and found no matter for protest wheE, few hours later, it torpedoed a passenger steamship within forty miles of the American coast.
 The difference is that President Wilson, even by the severest critics of his deplorable procedure, is credited with genuine convictions and humanitarian aims, while Gov ernor Cox, through his newspaper, consistently upheld Prussianism against the cause of humanity and democracy as a device wherewith to angle for votes in an electioneering contest. It is his fate to be reveal ed as an exponent or everything in Wilsonism except its unmitigating quality of a mistaken but ardent idealism.
Connecticut western news., 1920-08-19
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Editor News:

Editor News:
 There has been a good deal of un- fair newspaper comment about the controversy between the East Ca- naan Congregational church society and myself over a strip of land and the ownership of some old horse sheds.
 The sheds have always stood upon my land and I have used them to store my property in since 1874. The church never made any claim to them until very recently, and if they did claim them it was done in a pe- cullar way for a religious organiza- tion to take action. The members of the Congregational Church which IS supposed to be a congregation called together for the worship of God, which includes a respect for tho rights of ones neighbors and a decent consideration of a difference of opinion, took my property out of the sheds where it had been and in a high-handed manner attempted to settle the question, which in this country is properly settled in the co Irts.
 When the question of memorial to the soldiers who fell in the war was under consideration the church people asked me what price I would make them for the triangular piece of property which they wanted to us2. named a price and stated the amount that 1 would contribute towards a memorial. Shortly after W; rds they told me they would use tho land anyway, that 1 had no title to it, although I have owned it and used it for almost 50 years.
 l would not stand by and see my property taken away. I went upon mT own property and did the things which a man who owns property has a right to do. The proper way to settle this dispute is to have the men who claim they own the prop erty bring suit and put me out, but instead of that they take the cow ardly and n-Christian-like attitude of using influence to set in motion tn, machinery of the criminal courts.
 My lawyer has told me that the oI nership of real estate cannot be de sermined in the trial of a crimin- al action but that if the church so- ceity and others have a just claim tC this property they can sue me in trespass. When they do that they WI have to prove their title, and be cause these mer know they have nc title to this land CT 10 th2 sheds they have not yet dared to sue me a11 I call on them in this public way that, # th2y are sincere in their in their claims, to bring on their sL.5 and establish their title in court.
Connecticut western news., 1920-08-19
SNAP SHOTS

Senator Harding's question: Has the nominee taken over the various and unknown commitments of the administrators foreign policy?" Governor Cox's answer: "WEat he (Mr. Wilson, promised, l shall, if elected, endeavor with all my strength to give."-Wilmington (Del.) Journal.
 The presidency will solve the white paper shortage for one Ohio publisher.-Detroit News.
 Farley Christensen says he is "plumb tickled" to be the nominee of the farmer-labor party. He must be easily amused.-Kansas City Star.
 It has been made plain at Spa that the Germans will 1C everything that they are ahso rtciy obliged to. Boston Globe.
 And as general thing, when a man and his wife go on q summer trip together she remembers where the fine scenery was and he recol- lects where they fed him weIl.- Galveston News.
 Great Britain has 25 peeresses ir their own right and New York dem. ocrats will nominate a woman as secretary of state. Where is the down-trodden sex now?
 No wonder food is scarce. They are making moonshine booze out o1 macaroni, spaghetti and vermicelli potatoes, rice, raisins, rye and corn and a few other foods.-Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
 A birth is found recorded in ar
Connecticut western news., 1920-08-19

old family Bible at West Haven; Conn.,, as follows: Elizabeth Jones, born on November 20, 1768, ac- cording to the best of her recollec- tion.-Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegram.
 A Chicago shoe dealer says that women's shoes are going to be pret- tier next fall. Trying to divert our attention from the really important side of the shoe question ?-Cleve- land Plain Dealer;
 A truck driver in a New York town was exonerated for running down and killing a girl, but held when it was found he had whiskey on his truck, that being, apparently, the greater offense.-Baltimore American.
 A University of Chicago professor has invented a machine that will weigh an electron, or one eighteen. hundredth of a millionth of a mill ionth of a millionth of a milliontt of a gram. Groceries will use it to weigh 10 cents worth of potatoes Worcester Post.