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Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

Lenine is quoted as hoping for raw material from the United States. Surely we sent him some in that ship load of eportees.-Pittsburg Gazette Times.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15
Local Weather Yesterday

Deficiency in temperature yesterday, degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, 51 degrees.
 Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since Jan. 1. 147 degrees.
 Normal precipitation Jan. to date 7.65 inches. Actual precipitation Jan. 1 to date, 6.21 inches.
 Deficiency since Jan. 1, LA inches
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15
Butter Nuf Bread EverybOdy'S 5 Food

Bread is the food we find on every table rich and poor alike. Pity the man who eats little bread. He tickles his palate at the expense of stamina and muscular strength. His resist ance to disease is weakened by the rich foods he eats We sometimes hear the expression, ''The sick rich man cannot get we'll" He pays the price of rich foods and too little bread.
 The most elaborate meal or the simplest, includes bread. Whats so appetizing for the dainty luncheon as those wedges of sandwiches? What else can take the place of bread in the dinner pail? What for breakfast can equal the zest of well-crisped toast?
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

We seem to have two border prob lems on our hands. The Canadian frontier is 2,400 miles long and every inch of it is porous.-Columbia (S. O State
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

The frost is on the pumpkin now, a sight to make men weep; it's pretty and poetic, but-a frosted punk won't keepi-Oneida (N. Y) Democratic Union
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15
ANNOUNCEMENT

Dr. J. A. Miller has removed his of flee from the O'Neil Bldg. to Suite SOS
 Heard Bldg, where he will continue the treatment of PYORRHEA EXCLU- SIVEIY-AdV bl
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

A man looks for place to sit down a woman looks for mirror.-Philadel- phia Public Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

Dr. J. J. McLoone and Dr. NJ. R. Waltz have removed their offices to Suite ell, Heard Bldg-Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15
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WATER REPORT
WEATHER FORECAST

WEATHER FORECAST
 Arizona: Wednesday and Thursday fair; not much change in temperature. Colorado: Wednesday and Thursday generally fair: somewhat colder Wednesday.
 New Mexico: Wednesday and Thurs day generally fair; colder Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

Things are not al- ways what they seem.
 The whole value of discounts" and Ire ductions" depends upon the original price.
 For instance: The regular prices of our Mems Suits this Fall showed as usual only our normal trading profit over actual in voice costs
 So the present re- vised prices make real savings.
 Nothing marked up to mark down!
 Rogers Peet" and Society Brand" Suits and Overcoats.
 Plenty now at $42.50, $57.50 and S68.50. WatcherWantforXmas?
 Wardrobe" trunk?
 Creaseproof compart- ments for everything you take a-traveling!
 Bill Folds, Card Cases, Clothes Brushes. Fitted Toilet Cases. Quality in little things as well as big.
 McDougaH & Cassou
 Washington Street
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-03
NEJDULEzITEJSf PLANKA.

V techto dnech narodnich
konvenci nesmime zapominati,
re nejdulezitejsi plankou pro
kazdeho v letnich mesicich
vzdy bude: Udrzeti vnitrnosti
pohybu! Poklesky v jidle,
zmeny vody, nahle prechody z
horkych dnu We studene noci a
jine pficiny vedou k rdznym
potizim, jichz stupen sahati
muze Cd nepatrneho spatneho
trhvenl az po velmi vazne cho-
roby. Trinerovo Lecive Horke
Vino jest lekem, ktery pomG-
re kdyz zacpa tvrdosijne o.
dolava vsem jinym pokusam a
ktery dovede vycistiti vnitrno-
sti bez ujimani a bez seslabe-
nj. Udrzi je i nadale cisto-
te, podporuje zazivani posi-
luje celou soustavu. Phi letni u
nave nohou pouzijte Trinerova
Linimentu budete prijemne
prekvapeni vysledkem. Vas le-
karnik neb obchodnfk leky
fla tez iine Trinerovy leky ma
sklade, ptejte Sc po MICH! -
Joseph Triner Company, 1888
45 S. Ashland Ave., Chicago,
III.
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MgHzuIEra, !
kterrss ijsou
neznocni!
Lekarstvi q elektrir1a
We spojeni.

Nezalezi ma tom, komu sc
nepodarilo vas vyleciti, chci
pouze, abyste prisli Ike mne a
poradili Sc Sc mnou, drive nez-
II pujdete k jiiiemu iekari.
Mole ceny jsou mike. Nebu
deli nozno vas vyleeiti, reknu
vam Timed. Ucinim YAM Wy.
hovujici splatky.
Leceni: ysechny nemoci ner.
voye, krevni, kozni, chronicle,
rhzns nemoci mazsk6, dale
nelloci ledvin q line 8 mimi spo
jene neduhy, ztratu pameti.
kamenky, {bez feZani), bola-
ky vredy, zvetsene mandle,
nadory, otravu krve, pistele,
rheumatism g vsechny muxake
nemoci. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-03
. OoeooeeoooooooooeSooOOaooe
Zajata nevesta.
R3nian We ctyrech dlech cd p E. D. E. N Souhworthove
Pro "Domacnost" prelozi Hugo Chotek.
oOeooooeooOooo

Galeko, myslis, re asi je n.y.
ni?"
"Blfzko Filadelfie".
ooh! Uboha pfitelka musi
tedy samotna cestovati v no.
ci, mezi Fiiadelfii a New Yor-
KEN a neznama, opustena a
jen ma sebe odkazana vstoupi
do toloto novovekeho Babylo-
nu! TO je Strasne, Justine!"
dodala Erninie, otfesouc Sc
hruzol.
"Nestrachuj Sc svoji pri-
telku, draha. ZnaS miss Con-
yers lepe nezli ia = vsak ne,
tax nechtel jsem fici, neb neni
to pravdou = znaS il zajiste
dele, nezli ia a mela by's tudiz
vedeti, re ;estli ktera zena do
veae pCstarati Sc sebe sta
ii, jak Sc obyeejne mluve RI
ka, ma svych nohou', pax je
to jiste ona".
"Pravda, mily bratre. Mu-
sis vsak uvaZiti tez, re ona ne
ma zadnych praktickych zku-
senostf a svet a lidi re zna
pouze 2 knih. Do ustavu ma
seho pfisla V stafi deseti rokii
a od te doDy nepfekrocila ami
hranice nejblizsiho mestec-
ka".
"Je to mozne?" zvolal Ju-
stin v jakemsi radostnem pre-
kvapeni. &c to mozne? Skoro
bych tomu sotva mohl uveriti,
nebot' ona ucinila ma mne do
jem zeny, ktera dozila Sc jiz
trpkych zklamani a zkuseno-
site.
"Dojem taky cini ona ma
kaadeho, kdo pride nj We
styk; necht' vsak jsou zkuSe-
nosti ty jakehokoli druhu, to-
lik je jisto, re zaziti je muse
la, jen nej1tlejsim SVEN mia
de.
"Rad, veimi rad to slysim"
zvolal Justin, oddechnuv 81 z
hluboka jako clovek, Z jehoz
srdce spadla velka tie.
"Ano, musi tomu byti tax ;
necht' je rodinne to jeji tajem-
stvi, ktere zachmuruje zivot
Britomarty a ucinilo z nj nepri-
!telku muzG, jakekoli, ona ne
mohla miti nem zadne osob-
nj ucasti, nebot' cd sveho de-
sateho roku neopustila ustav
mas ami ma lrok az teprve pre-
Cevcirem a to je dlouha doba
osmi rokd".
"Jscln blazen, ze to slysim", ],
zvolal Justin takym zapalem,
ze Erminic vzhledla k nemu
udiven6.
"Ale zajiste! Tys prece ne
domnival Sc. re by ona mohla
byti vinna
'Nlkoli!" zvolal vazne. -
"Jsem blaaen proto, re je to
jen pro jeii dobro, kdyz fakta
Ia mlavi tax rozhodne V jeji
prospect.
"Nebude to povazovano "a
indiskretnost, dovolim-li Sc o.
tazati, o jakych to tajnostech
zde mluvite ?" tazal Sc pojed-
nou plukovnik Eastworth, je-
hoz rozhovor ten, ac mu neroz-
umel, patrne zajimal.
"Taiemstvi? To nezname
,sami", usmevem odvetil Ju-
stin. "Nevime, je-li to sepot,
temny stin, kal, nebo osklivy,
iedovaty plaz. Mona, ze cas-
nam tu otazku zodpovi. Ne
chime toho proto mluvme O
reeem jinem".
Hovor obracen tedy jinym
snerem, "a kratko ale ode
brali Sc vsichni, jak ma fare te
zvykem, na loze.
Erminie nemela zadnou Sc
stru nebo prltelku, niz by
Glouho do noci Sc bavila a pro-
to ulenla i usnula brzy. A po-
divno! Sen jeji nebyl dnes tax
Eozct ai.Ocfpy .fiob,y n bI,x,
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Ern.inie dala Sc do usedave-
no place, tom okamziku pri-
stoupil k MIN ale pan Rosen-
thai st, oznamuje, ze povozy
Gekaji.
Slecna Conyers podekovala
kazateli vrele, objala Ermu a
podavala ruku Justinovi. Ten
to vsak Sc uklonil vazne a pra-
vii:
"Musim rresvedciti Sc, do
stala-li jste sc st'astne ma vlak.
Eastworth a mil otec jsou do
statecnou ochranou pro Ermi-
nii".
A ;!rfve nezli krasna nepri-
telka muzu mohla odpovediti,
wal il "a ruku a odvadel ke
Eotaru, do nehoz il pomohl,
podle nj rychle prisednul a ko-
Cimu dal rozkaz, by jel ma ma
drazi drahy Baltimorske.
To vse udalo Sc rychle a ma
vzdor rozhodnemu protestu
Britomarty. ktera konecne pre-
ce musela povoli.ti Costa wy
konana Ia obapolneho ticha a
ma nadrazi zakoupil il listek,
dial zavazadla jeji do poradku
q v zeleznicnfm voze vyhledal
il nejpohodlnejsi misto.
A ami tn jeste neodesel, ny
brz stal poblize nj, az dano
znameni k odjezdu. Tu nahnul
Sc k jeff ucku, wal rucku jeji
We sve a zaseptal meme a chve-
jicim Sc hlasem:
"Slecno Conyers, ia nikdy
nevyslovil Jeste slova rychla,
nepredlozena. Co pravim yam
nyni, rychazi z hloubi me du-
Sc a z nejtajnejsich zahybu
memo srdce. We mne mate pri-
'tele, at uslysim o vas zpravy
dobre nebo zle = po cely Ii
vot, az do snlrti, stava-li du-
chovniho zivota po smrti, tax
vecne. ia nepromluvil slova
podobna ku zadne bytosti lid
ske v6bec a krone vas neusly-
81 Je zadna bytost ami V bu-
doucnosti. Zijte blaze! My
shledame Sc Ease, pax ale bu-
Gle to V hodine st'astnejsi te-
to-.
Carodejnice "Witch Elms".
Vida,~z Britomarta bezpec-
ne odcestovala, odchazel Ju-
stin V hlubokem zamysleni q
nadrazi pesky ku obydli sveho
otce. Byl to domek cihlovy,
staveny podle stareho slohu a
stall hezky daleko cd chodni-
ku ulice We stfedu peclive u
drzovane zahrady. Podle pri-
jemn6ho tohoto vzhledu z ven-
Gi dalo Sc souditi ma peknou
q pohodlnou upravu vnitrni.
TAX soudil j plukovnik East
worth, kdyz k veceru toho sa-
lleho one sedel We vinnem lou
bi podle Erminie, ktera zraky
sve malic upreny k "nebi",
zdala sc potltati jednotlive OBJ
jevujici sc hvezdy. Po dlouhou,
olouhou dotu sede]i TAX vedle
sebe t,se ,nemohouce bud ma
lett slova, nebo bali sc poru-
Siti blaho toho okamziku =
inu, stara pohadka! Mona, re
by tax byli sedeli po cely We
Ger, kdyby1 Hebyli vyruseni pri-
chodem d. Rosenthala' a Ju-
stina.
Dolltor Rosenthal prinesl 81
sebou svoji dlouhou faifku, KITE
rou drive napalil pax teprve
aadal "a prominuti, re koufi
red hosty.
Takoveto pritml prochaz-
ka We vinnem loubi byly mu
|nejmilejsi. Take dnes neusedl,
ale pfechazeje piazzu dlouhy-
mi .kroky, vypoustel 1st cele
mraky dymu.
Justin pfisedl ku svoii Sc
sire, ktera ihned privedena by
la ma line ,,,ySlepLv ota1ala
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/ OkdInZlK, JfeUd q We Snu, OQ-
loucil il cd zboznovane Brito-
marty.
TAX plynuly dnove, ale cd
slecny Coryers nepfichazely
zadne zpravy. Eastworth byI
stale hostem ma fare ac> DO
hledy ieho chovani nasvedco-
valy tomu, re hlubokou chova
naklonnost ku jedine dceri do
mu, pfece. slovem Sc nj po-
sud nezminil. | laik V lasce mu-
sci vsak pozorovati, re rekl-li:
ITO ie dnes krasny den", mi
nil tim rici: ia t6 miluji".
A Erminie? Ia jiz davno
lnula k nemu laskou vrouci, u
primnou, ba, ona skoro zboz-
novala jej vice, nezli svoji Bri-
tomartu.
Jak caste prala 81 V duchu,
by mohla byti jeho dobrym
geniem a pomoci mu ku cti a
slave, nebo k 1plnemu Stesti.
Vedela, anc byla pfesvedcena,
re On il miluje, prece ale
rmoutilo il, re il to posud ne
rekl. Oh, kdyby yedel, jak o.
na jej miluje, jak je mu od-
dana, jiste by neotalel. A od-
jede-li odtud, aniz by Sc vyslo-
vii, pax pozna, ze V celem ST.
rem svete neni zeny, ktera by
Imilovala jej tax, jako ona.
| Temi a podobnymi city ovla
dana byla Frminie stale.
| Tu z nenadani prisly dopi-
sy cd rodiny Goldsborough.
Jeden cd papa" Goldsbo-
rough ma papa" Rosenthala,
" nemz proievena zadost, by
rodina kazatele ztravila letni
sezonu ma Jeho letohradku
Rainbows q druhy cd Alberty
ma Erminii, V nemz pisatelka
| dGtkliv6 vyZyva pritelkyni, by
tato pohnula otce bratra ku
teto navSteve a sice okamzite.
| Tohoto povzbuzovani neby-
10 ale zapotrebi, jelikoz DR..
Rosenthal byl jiz rozhodnut,
Ivydat' Sc ma cestu drive, nezli
upiynou diva dny, tax ably byl
lv Rainbows ma ctvrteho GER
vence a ma venkov6 mohl sve.
| titi ten veiky svatek narodni
" ten smys! odepsala Erma sve
| pfitelce, d&la psani ma postu
a vratic Sc domu, odebrala sc
do pracovny bratra, jenz pra-
We zdal Sc byti velmi zamest-
nan.
"Vytrhuji te, Justine?" ia
zala sc prosebne jako ma o.
mluvu.
"Jen dale, mila; ty nevytr-
fujeS mne nikdy", odvetil Ju-
stin, nzavirsje knihu, v niz byl
6etl.
"Chtel by's utiniti naco pro
mne?"
ooh, Justine, jiz je tomu ce-
| ly m6slc, co jsme zde ia ne
slysela 0 Britomarte posud nj
teho. Psala bych il, avsak my
revime ami. kde Sc zdrzuje".
"Nuze = co ia mohu uci-
niti?"
Ultra vecer vyjedeme ma
cestu do RainboWs,. kde zusta-
neme 90 celou sezonu".
"Ano".
"AvSak, Justine, ia nemohu
odtud drive, dokud neucinime
alespon pokus nejaky ku jeji
nalezeni, hebo zvfm, co Sc S nj
stalo". *
"Well?"
"A tn bych 81 prala, aby's
objednal roVoz nejaky a do
veil mne pies 'Beunings Brid-
ge' do Witch Elms', kde bych
sc mohla IA nj poptati".
"Dobre, milacku, budu o
tom pfemysleti".
"Oh Justine, nam nezbVva
vice clsu ku pfemySeni, nebot'
musime iednati a to rychle. ia
VAN, ,,oo Il rD,, IA L. ~, ,a ,.,,,
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Doktor +. G. Leslie,

Speciaaisga ns nervovS, chroni-
exc, krevni a kozni nemoci.
Ufedni hod. Cd 8 do s. v ned9-
II od 10 dop. do z lod. odpol
AIS PROSPECT AVE. s. E.
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Arizona republican., 1920-08-08

CHLDRENS FIBRE SWEATERS $279- shown in yellow. green copen, rose. pink and l lavender; sizes 10 12 years. Priced special in the August Clearance Sale. ds0 PzO eD&te eJ
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08

5sc ZEPHYR GINGHAAIS 45c-Bates Braeock brands
 a 32-inch coth tub pretty large small AEn plaids. August Clearance Sale yard. at tOO
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NOTICE FARMERS.

The lower grades of cotton have
been selling at enormous discounts
for the past several years. During
this season, certain localities have
been visited by rains, and as a conse-
quence this excellent bodied cotton
has become "tinged" at the moment,
there is quite a limited demand for
this character of cotton, but we feel
very sanguine respecting the ulti-
mate price of these good strong sta
pie tinges. The body is excellent and
it is almost certain to sell at higher
prices. We would advise our former
friends to hold this cotton, as the diff
ferences between it and the white
grades, will soon get very much clos
er together. There have been re-
visions recently which will save far,
mers $500 per bale.
L. W. TUTT,
Cotton Grader.
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HENRY FORD IS BEING
: SUED FOR $5o0,e0O

Columbia, Oct. 12.-Henry Ford,
the automobile manufacturer, is be-
ing sued for a half million dollars in
circuit court here, the case beginning
today, by S. B. McMaster, Columbia
merchant. Mr.. McMaster claims dam
ages from an order issued several
years ago by Mr.. Ford to all of his
dealers, forbidding them to sell for
Ford cars a wide-guage attachment
manufactured by Mr.. McMaster. The
case was instituted several years ago
and has been appealed by the motor
manufacturer several times, on the
question of jurisdiction. He claimed
that it was case for federal court.
Mr.. McMaster won this point by
making E. M. DuPre, Columbia Ford
dealer, one of the respondents. The
case is before jury for the first time
today.
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estimated at so cents on each $100
collected, an expenditure of about
l per cent more than in 1919.
Internal revenue receipts for
twelve months in Southern States
follow:
Alabama, s1s,435,952; District of
Columbia, $1s,645,O53; Florida,
SIS, 629,811; Georgia, $43,264,-
$50; Kentucky, s4s,6 s,6ss,s12; Louisi-
ana, s51,324,9s6; Maryland, II, $751;
452,S67; Mississippi, $11,7S6,3s6;
Mississippi, s11,7S6,3S6; Missouri,
$149,492,659; North Carolina,
$162,667,32O; South Carolina, $27,-
074,436; Tennessee. s36,522,9s2;
Texas, s1O5,o97,94o; Virginia, $685.
1927; West Virginia, $685.
725.
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year of 1920 ranged slightly over
s,2OO,OOO,OOO.
Cigarettes also are being consum-
ed in vastly increased amo UNITS. The
report showed that taxes had been
paid on 36,95O, 100000 in 1918,
3s,1Oo,OOO,OOo in 1919 and 5o,-
400,OOO,OO0 in the fiscal year ended
June 80.
$2,100,000 For Prohibition
Commissioner Williams reported
the years expenditure of the bu-
reau of internal revenue at .S27,-
100000. This included an expendi-
ture of s52,1OO,OOO for enforce
ment of prohibitions: $465,000 for
enforcement of the narcotic laws
and 100000 used in enforcing the
laws against child labor. The actual
cost of tax collection, Mr.. Williams
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REVENUE TO BE
OVER EXPENSES
HOUSTON SAYS
United States Revenue For The Fis-
Year Will More Than Meet All
Current Expenses

Washington, Oct. 9.-Further re-
duction in the nations gross debt
and the floating debt, in connection
with a new offerig of $100,000,-
900 in treasury certificates, was
predicted Friday by Secretary of the
Treasury Houston.
Secretary Houston announced
that treasury certificates amounting
to $125, 100000 mature on Oct. Is
and on the same date the semian-
nual interest will be payable on the
fourth Liberty loan. bonds amount
ing to S125,OO0,0OO.
In view of these developments,
of 5 3-4 per cent five on the tax GER
tificates, dated Oct. Is, 1920, and
maturing March Is, 1920, amount
ing to about $1OO,OOO,OOO.
AS fiscal agents of the United
States Federal Reserve Banks are
authorized and requested to make
allotments in full in the order of the
receipt of applications up to
amounts indicated by the secretary
of the treasury.
Secretary Houston states, with
reference to the general financial
condition of the country, that the
tax receipts for the
twelve months will meet the ordi-
nary expenditures, including the
fund charges and interest on
the public debt, and also make pos
sible a net reduction in considerable
volume of the floating indebted
ness. But, the secretary said, much
of the taxes is received in quarter
ly installments. Bills come to the
treasury regularly, however, and to
meet it's current requirements, the
secretrry pointed out that the treas
ury is under the necessity of bor-
rowing temporarily to tide over the
between taxpaying periods.
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MOVE MADE FOR COAL
IN SEVERAL STATES
Interstate Commerce Commission Is
sues Orders to Railroads to Ex-
tend Preferential Treatment.

Washington, Oct. 9-Action to sat-
isfy demands for domestic coal in va
rious states was taken tonight by the
interstate commerce commission in
an. order requiring railroads east of
Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and
New Mexico to furnish coal cars to
mines in preference to any other use.
Former orders of this character ap-
piled only east of the Mississippi riV-
er. The present order, the commission
said, would run until further notice
but be relaxed as the situation war
ranted.
The commission also ordered all
outstanding permits for use of coal
cars for other freight cancelled, but
announced that arrangements to con-
tinue the movement of certain essen
tials such as sugar beets to factories
would be made.
Working in conjunction with coal
operators and railroads, program
has been formulated, the commission
said, which is expected substantially
to meet domestic coal needs. 1t is
planned to transport approximately
2,1OO cars daily for this purpose in
Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, eastern Ken
lucky, eastern Tennessee, western
Pennsylvania and West Virginia. At
tention is also being given to needs
of domestic consumers in other states
the commission added.
AS public utilities and institutions
have accumulated some stocks of coal
under the commissions priority order
that order has been superseded by a
new regulation which, the commits
sion announced, will care for special
cases of real emergency. After Octo-
her IA preferential car supply for
public institutions will be afforded
only upon approval of the commits
sion.
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Withdrawals from bonded ware
houses of distilled spirits for in
dustrial and other non-beverage
purposes increased from 11,0OO,-
900 to more than 2S,0OO,O00 gal
Ions from 1919 to 1920, the report
disclosed. But, i'm withdrawals from
bond ware of distilled spirits which
were labelled for beverage use,
there was a decrease from 72,500-
900 gallons in 1919 to 100000 gal
Ions in the last fiscal year.
The 1919 consumption of cigars
was 7,11O,OOO,0OO and in the fiscal
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STEAL LIBERTY BONDS

Gaffneyl Oct. 12.-It was reported
in Gaffney Saturday that the Bank Of
Grover, N. c., had been brcGen into
and about $4,000 =wortn Of Liberty
bonds stolen. The door to the vault
was blown open and the bonds taken
but it is said the thieves did nc. sue
ceed in gaining entrance to tie inner
compartment of the vault, where the
money of the bank was stored. The
bank has offered a substantial re-
ward for the thieves, but it is under
stood that there is absolutely no clue
as to the identity of the guilty par
ties.