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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
mY RAY NJ McCORKLEl

What about the financial condition
a. the conr,ryg Has busincrs g"uc IN
She rocks and II not wher m1y the
crisis be- expect "a? Thos' are the
questions that are apparently attract.
ing the attention 81 every adult Ia the
land
Reports from many SECTIONS prove
that conditions arc 10y no means. the
same II h the general CONSENSUS II
opinion tina ithc days " reconstruction
have been severe. and that tho rich ana
the poor. the business man ana the
farmer, the manufacture and an have
suffered. Some have prospcrod and
during the past few years have accum.
ulatcd neormous sums 81 money. Yet
the opinion 81 all Is that there ~
trouble ahead Fortunes will h. lost
In some sections especially In tn in.
dusiriai centcrs and IN the southern
cotton area, there has been consider.
able turmoil. Inflated prices have
proven disastrous. and the general pub.
iic in it, Wild ride for riches is begin.
ming to realize that "all that glittcrs Is
not gold" Wages have been higher
during ne past two years than were
ever known. Likewise the commodities
~ life. Men demanded more Tor their
labor and manufacturers more for their
wares II has been a death struggle.
But now the nation realizes that a
change must b. made-that the com.
mercal world must b. placed on a pre-.
war basis II calamity il 60 b. avoided
The change ~ heinz made az this
time and for that reason business con.
ditlonS are uncertain Every man lives
In fear that another will make a lad
step or a false move Trouble has been
predicted and should II fail To- mater.
ialiEe the public would think that some.
thing was wrong
Texas is a large state. and Tor that
reason conditions vary. The Texas
Panhandle IL nothing short ~ an in.
land empire yet In truth u Is only a
small portion q Texas
Conditions in the Texas Panhandle
are not normal. although business has
shown no depression. Caution viii b"
noted On every hand. and majority u
people have a feeling u uncertainty.
stiIl these same people have n ofoar as
TO the outcome.
business h as good. according 20 70.
ports coming In from various sections
of the Panhandle. as Il has been Tor
months. Dealers are not finding col
lections slow. and salcs. considering
the season Of the year. are above the
average. according 10 many dealers.
Building continues. and judging from
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27

NEW YORK. Nov. - May Thomp.
fnn ~ the Century Promenade posed
in this wrap which illustrates the stump.
tuous character of the wraps fashion
hns designed fuF the new fan and win.
ter season
u Is ~ suede velvet Added 90 Il. g.
The gorgeous embroidery 81 silk and
jewels 40 done in an applique design
and bon such a carefully calculated colol
scheme that the whole thing IL like m,
exquisite changoahleness ~ light and
shade PLAYING in q BIZ Il fine crystl'
90 course u r. priceless. this wrap.
but any wise drosHnakcr viii sec In IL
Infinite possibilities for working II OUT
Boz loSa expensive materials The wrnn
itself h. semi circular
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Merchant Tailors
Organize Bureau

D. Associated Press
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. 9G.-Spon.
sorcd by group 81 business men prom.
incntly Identified with the wholesale
woolen and trimming industry ami
leading retail dealers, there has been
organized the Merchant Tailurs' No.
tional Service Bureau.
chris y. kriger. president 81 the
Merchant Tallors' Designers Assucin.
ton. which Is affiliated with the new
Organization. explained that the object
~ the bureau b. o. conduct a country.
wide advertising campaign with the
purpose IN mind 81 presenting 10 the
general public the true facts regard.
ng the merchant tailoring industry
N,mhcrs Of the following organiza.
tious have thus fnr joined forces with
The Merchant Tailors. Designers AssO
altoi and the bureau; Rational Wool.
IN and Trimming Association; NntiOu.
20 AHfH.Hf.Hr uf Merchant Tnilors o.
America Pacific Coast Merchant Tai.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
JAPS To DISCUSS QUESTIONS
AFFECTING I. =. RELATIONS

TOXIC, Nov. 2G.--Thirty influential
societies Of Japan have been summoned
10 conference which IL to inaugu.
rate plan for nationwide "Xprcl.
sion ~ opinion ON Japanosc.Amcrican
questions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Didn't Know She Wa. to ne Paid

DIES MONIES. Ia. Nov. ga wom.
an election Judge here was much srf.
prlsrd o. iiusl fho was g. De- paid Tor
her work. says , j. Alhcr. count,
auditor \ man election Judge cam.
into the auditors office and asked fnf
tm' and a hali Tor all work done over
eight hours
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27

pl'ssautn,ss. ana the general public
VIII d, benefited rather than crippled.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27

lors' Association and several smallc,
units.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03
-2ic 3o5ndr3tc Y. 9. uno 9

Sic 3o5ndrstc Y. .. un0 9.
&. Gi5ion, :. Citen uno Y. &.
%.t.pooo lpo5ntcu legten Sausto3
III &&aiHington. 4Fo., ejucr Der.
iau.mllmq scr @,iiouri &aGep In.
n. 3Hociation bel.
-SiI III Der &ctitIon 0tldle Scr
Gounta Court pon JranfIin Gountn
lmtergrcitct wuroe, Die 6ragc 3lNI
2G.ge Ncr Guai!s bel 0,r ictttn
&1ai SIR albi,immuylg 81 bringan,
6.r Gag bei,nunlt lDor on meIdcm
Nc: &erbot Ser 5a8o beginner ioI.
uur1c ourh 5pccioIrihtcr Seize
1d,op,r Sic A~5i,iWmnuHg ais III.
1U.:ig crfl0rt, Ucltcr Gutih.i0lmg
aut Ser General 4umnIt ocs Sta0.
tls bc;piIittat2, 0a ooa betrciicn0e
cjci.U nitt ben @iirgcru 0as Rett
crtAcjlt Den Gag Scr &ntrofttrctlln0
oc& &ybotc$ 3u bcitjmrncn, uno
0c:aolb sic Gountu Court nift
oilthoriiirt mar, bic 6ragc oyf
@rynO Scr @etitlon, me!fe ocn Go8
Der &ntraittrctlmg ais an /, &on.
uor 1921 iciticttc, SIR AbitimmitnQ
iu trinRen.
III. y. @oporo, BON GhicoQo.
6eitnoct iidI gc]gcnuirtig bier ols
@oit ser Iomilic Oscar 9ochnig.
-Gyou :. 6rco. Gdott, ron
%:ff,riou Gitp. ncbit ainocr, bcfou6
i'd lester 6rcitog bier gum @ciudy
hircr Gltcrn, Chico. Graf 1t. Satin.
-6rou 2luQuit @roi, bon @oib.
ington. :. e.. beiin0et lid lett nreb.
rcren Eo8en nobc Ban sum- @eiutl
ihrcr it)uer crfrQnften Muttcr.
6rolt Rlt0oIp aueiicr ir.
-Nowcr @olfcr, ron (opefo.
Monio2, crirclltc Icbte @ode icinc
Nltttcr. @ittUc 8ur. @oIfcr, 0urf
itincu &eiltd.
SRI. 2lnna Mird)boier, uon ger.
0er, giln0 i'd Icrten Wontoo SIM
@eiuh bon &crponoten hicr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03
&f sesca Srnftpeit cine gntc
Ar6cit i'm Scrbit nno @intcr.

LIN lire 6rl,ftprooiftiou 3u itei.
germ, lit cs iiir Cbit5iittcr pom qroB.
or 2Sihtigfcit, eincu iorhudbrcnoen
&ompi gegen Sic SnicftcnpIngc in
lhreu Cbitgdrtcn SIT iiIbrcn. Gie
ipcrtpnllitc NrbCit 0icicr art fam
tpdheno ser @crbit. ul0 @intermo-
nate gtitfhen. @erpliic id)doIihc
E5nieftcnarten f6nncn gur 0llrd @cs
iprcuglIng nit itdrferen 20iungcu
unterorilft iUcrocn, ote mdbrcn0 oic
81lme 2nub tragcu nift pcrlpcnOrt
mcrben f0nucn. &ieIc SnicftCn
iiber0allCrn Sen &inter auf Den
@GllnIcn III GiCr, 2arpeu p0cr Bun.
penfOrn lunb ihrc 3crit0rung tit
mGbreno scr @erbit- un0 @inter5cit
leidJtcr m0glif. Aud1 geruiiie 8iI5
ltto Observation-Disclosures ser 9dltnte
mic Apielfrebs t0nnen lcihter nab.
reno biCIcr 3ett beicitigt weroen.
Sicic nieier Srieften t0nuen ourdl
@eiprcngtng Ger 9Guntc 3crit0rt
lueroen. Dies geiflieht ON beitcn
mGbreno Ser 9erbitmonatc ODER mil
Ser @intertdqc ODER in 6rilbjaDr
beppr Ole &nospeu Gcrolta fonlmen,
SdpucfeIfalt lit Die bette 2oIltnq iur
0ieie 3mcte. 9ct ser &]ciprengullg
mtB man icood i'm AiIgc bebalten,
ooB sic 20irtug SEN Qnn5cu 9allrl
bcoeten mug, u~n0ernfuIIs lit iG
nidlt mirtiam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

81. y. Cottage uno JomiIic
uau uagc Roieblto. beianben iIt leg.
III GreIt1g beiut$weiie bier.
n. aiio uno Satin. rou
G2sconaoe, uno 81. 6. Coaotuann,
non Gbamo,s, woren Ieeten 6reltag
5icr in 8eiddftcr.
$. e. Sdpecr, Gen uro Nsarq
Rusfoug, Don Par I'm. 42,ttc II.
tsna 0ac. ). 5dnei0er, ron Canaan
%os. stoiort, :. 2. Ga5iI uno G-oS
). g. Sictmoan ron Roie1uo. M
rsu legtc &ot'a 3;cr i'm 5citGite
in, Aot!obgcritt s., teiorlcn.
-QouiS un0 Trnnf 5huItc, ION
Ban. itottcten uHs Ievttu Treitaa
cinen @cut) oh un0 crre8tcn IN
urs Sic bcjnobe eriiorbcnc Sa8oiu0'
als tie uns cr3QbItcn 0ab lie an
ser 5ohrt nod1 NerWann IN Ser
Itd5c ron Gjetr. @inncmonU'5 Tor,G
SDr Stride uno orci miiNcu Cur.
tcns chr ser Goumuroo0 balc9nct
icien.
g. q. 8acr unO feline tciOen
Grcun0e Gus. uno %. g2oarer,
por ct. 2opis, pnren lestc @ohs
aitr III, mc1rerc Gage oeni &o8o.
ucrGnil9ln n~odl3ugebCu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03
Ghriitopber. friiber bier

-@m. Gbriitopber. friiber bier
mohubnft ieood lett lingcrer 3eit
in Chicago auiaiiig. idlreibt uns aus
Der .luin0igen Sta0t, onldBli6 ser
Grneuerlng icines Announcements,
HaB or iih ieoe$mnI freue menn ons
&olts6lntt in ieiuer @ohnung elm.
triift u,0 SAB CT Iicber cine Mabl.
3cit ais bic 3citung ans 9erTom
rermiiiCM modte. nauh biCr,"
ihreibt 6rcitno Gbriitopber. lit oas
&ctter nod reft i66u unS uift 81
toIt. Sir hotten ctIpn5 Shnee mo
Die tdltCi,e Sempurntiir NOR IS
ilber 9hall. Roro. 9ioub uno zoo.
ihIag ino bier tdglihe Greigniiie.
rr0 nit ser pielen gIrbeitsIoiigteit
nlnlnt Oas &crbrehen l~ibcrbnn0. Sd
mar je0o6 iibcrraidt oils id ben
3eridt I'M @oltsblatt ilbcr oie Gr.
morbung 0es jungen Ben Shppc
las. mo 0ufte nidt oub 0os Ger.
brcdcrgciinocI iif 10 melt pom elmer
8roBitaOt binaus pagt. Gs ircltt
mid, abcr NuB e. Sberiif 2icBeI
uno ieiner couragirten 8chilien &C.
lang Die Norobubcr SIT inugen lrnO
III Sidcrbeit SIT brlngcn.
@cr5Iid)c 0riibe on ollie o!teu
Srtuuoc un0 @cfamte in Ner.
molm." @m. Gbriitopber.
1858 ". Nuitin 4uc.
Chicago, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

6ralt @crmlan 8inter, BON Noicbu0,
luoren Iebte ISOLDE in @itten6erg
bel ibrcn @erpan0ten auf geiud.
Benjamin 8itte, tpelfcr 6ieicn
CONNER in @apne, 0cbrostu, ar,
bcitcte, fam Iette ISOLDE suriid.
N(rnoIo Ral,ter reiIte lcBtcR
Somstog nod 81. 2oltis Inn Oo.
ieIbit 8eid1fte 5t pcrriftcn.
Die beige gpnngcliife 8cmeirt.
0e I1Bt cine 3iitcrne bolten ltr0 bc.
abiidtigt mid bnlb Elm nclles Eforr.
bolt5 SIT bolten.
Die Satin 0es @Crrn 2(,tg, @itte,
uon Nlnln, bCiinOet lid bier otf
&ciudl bel ibrcn picIcn @crponbtcu
unN 6rclnoen.
9ic @ebril6cr @cinrid Softer,
pon @nnias, uno @iIbeIm unb $ohn
Softer. bon Ct. 9oltis. iporcn Itttr'
ISOLDE bier I'M ibrcn @dter, melher'
ihon Glide @ofen trort iii. cinCn.
@ciud) abjuItottcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03
Nauicns6 acfiuer

Gboa. @anien IT,, lett mchrercr,
&utrcn &2ittpcr, ruo eingcocnf oes
Mnbmportes, oaB es nift gut lit
0oB ser @enit ulIein lei, trot leg
ten 5nmstng nit Sri. 2lmonoo 10.
@ociincr in ocn GbeitanN. @aitor
R. y. Nasmonn p0n Ser biciigcn
cpongeliid)cn Ct. EouI2 Stride boil.
500 Die Erouung, @crr Mouien lit
Gin lonQj69rigcr unO bctomutcr 9ilr,
ger uniercr Sto0t u0O 3GbIt bier
piclc 6rcuuoc bic inn uno iciner
@ottin uicl @Iitt m,O Scgu All
ibrCm gen,einidoitlidlcn 2cbcNaipcgt
mlinihcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

Goumtp Glcrf Nclulonu mlroc
0urt Den Stoats Auoitor bcnaf-
ridtigt onB in &ilOidubionO feline
@cl0cr uorbanocn iino, un0 Oes0alb
feline N~elpbnlngen mir 0os Gimlie.
fern pom 0ubiht. url0 GuIenf0pfCn
be3ahlt rpcr0en f0nnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

2ur6 icinen Aopotat ". &. Cole,
bot I'M bieii9cn arcis8erid)t. N0ol
@rnbam. bon Roiebuo, cine Alagc
oui Sdeihuns bon ieincr Satin,
&eua @rabom cin8crci6t, ouf
WrHuN ser llntrR,c. Gos Gbepaor
bate lid im Sabre 1915 in Union,
Nc, UCrbeirathct un0 trcnntc lid
am 81. 6ebrllur, 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

GrtenHtnIs 2Ie gaR3e
9ilOung lit 8l0Oiiun! @cnn man
5fiuer mo Woetbe 3ebnmaI Dor.
mo riidnarts ourd)geIeieu bot. wctB
man immer nOdJ nidIi, Dle man es
lnfangell muP I'm clllen @aggon
tcbeu3 uittel 81 uerihiebenl
Betrdntt. Scbr Olde
Came 6um Bntten): Gen 9euten
Diir0e meine aorpulen5 gar nitJt
auffaaen, UeHH on nid)t bel ieOer
8elegenbeit Oeiue bOsbaften 8emer,
tungen barber madlen piir0eitl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03
&ittenbe q.

SucOb Rulltcr un6 oeiier SobIr
iino nit Dem 8lce0rci6en fcrtig ur0
bubcr ibrr Greihmaidine Jest ms
@interqturtier gebrudt.
Gbas. Seiemdnr ur,1 @uttin 1tuo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03
- sinonin Sdrua. - IN

sri. SiS0nia SdrIai, Jc.dt IL
81 Souis No= 2ubicon Commercial
Golleae tciudt. fam lettcn AGit-9oh
III Sic Ncimatb glcr.,t nm Sns G>nt-
iag.ua@icIt bci Sen GItcrn. GEil
Shuh MD @atin. iu begcbGl
-%o5u %o1s IND Bnttin. ron
Golc5 Grect. uuroen Iette &edc
oltrdl oir 8eburt zines S6dtertcnS
crireut.
-&oIter Sronohori:. bon GiriI
Greet. tehrtc Icstcn @ontog uot
m,ehrtlgiaem &eiuh in St, &ouis
,2icScr III Die 3cinloth Suriid. wrb
ypar IN &ea!cit.,ng icines SrlScr$
4rruin. DeIfer l1ngere 3eit III q.
2olis bcifdftigt mar.
-Ritter Robt. @aIter begob lid
an Gienstna nod 9Inn0 I'M otr
&ccroiglug oc* pcrit. Iouotatcn -.
:. Aottmis, bCi3upohnen.
-@ohl 3uHR criten male in Ser
Weitihtc oicies 2on0es bat Nr
Erliiocrt es pcriduult. cine Iant.
ia8lIugs Proclamation SIT er!oiieu.
4li ocn ,. Nopcmber 3uriitbIittuo,
hot Nerr @iIion luohl meniQ llr.
iuhc 3u Nonten. ooiilr aber 0o$
&olf lul 10 mehr.
-NIor 6ocritcr uno @nttir, pon
2oGroiic. &onios, beinnocn lid Leslie
ISOLDE niChrcre Gage bier BET Nrr
GItern oG5 Ncrrn 6ocrircr, Iocob
Tocriter mH @ottin. sum 9eiuh.
-Trau RidorO 2ocbnig uno
Trou TriG Stnci0cr pcrtUeiItcn lcB-
ten Sonnlog un0 Nontog bel ihrcn
8truon0tcu un0 9ctarnten in
RhIucInu0.
st. ). 9olungaertner, pon
R5irslano, muroc Ieete ISOLDE BON
icincr @uttin nit 3IpiIlingen @tno.
benz beidentt. @trr @aumgacrt=
ncr lit elm Sohn uniercs Qtitb!lr.
GERS, Robcrt @ounIgoertner.
-Grul @lortl RcinrIer, pon Ct.
2ouis. bciirlOct iidl lett mebrerct
Co8cn bier sum @eiIth ihrcr GIlrt-
fer, Grult Charlotte @roi, unO al
ncrpr GCrrpan0tcn.
-Gr. 0oparO @orfmarn, non
@otsoom, braftc Iette @odJe IIbcrt
Center. cincr ieiner 0dticuter bier.
her, ruo oieicr an Wittpofl in 9uifs
ner's @oipitaI elmer Eperotiou III
tcr5ogen pur0e.
Geo. .. Silent uno 6amilic
un0 mcbrere 6rcunoe nll5 8oonoiIle
tomcn lctten Trcitog per IlttomobiI
bicrDcr, no tic mcbrerc Gage ais
@Gite Ser Jomilie e. j. Rippitcin
pcrmcilten.
-1lpbt. 9iippitcin. Gee 6elmcr&
um0 W}eluilic Cd$nCr reiiten lcttc
@odlc mad Gollmrbju, 4to., no liz
Dem Gl,bbou .Gonteit 3miidlen Sen
StuNcntcu 0rr llnipcriit6tcn por
Monias umO MFiiiourj bcimotnten.
-Gr1u State @cuIel rciitc Icttcn
Sonntog nnt It. Eouis no III
wdtrcno Nca @iutcrs lei ihrer God.
fer, Trou &ittor @oer 3l u~crpciIer
bcabiihti8t.
-Aua. 0rueacr, ron Nj. Stcr
ljn9, bciono i'd ON Gienstog i!
/ @cidditen bier.
STRAIT u. Ii6bc mno Sobi
6tnrO. Uon &oi3iuaton. bcianOc!
lid, lcStcn S0nutuF bier ais @G't
Der Semitic u. 6. &t8emomn.
-6rou 2oui5 Imon mo 6rol
/ Clara @ioutif, non ct. @ouis fo
men Icrten Montao hicrtcr nm ii
rcr ihmer erfronttcn MiItter, 6rol
Sobn Iiciih. cjncn Nciuh ub5uitnt
ten.
-&m. &ublmom un0 Camille
bon Coles Greet, urtcrnobmcn let
+n,, Snuutoo n,,,n 93ciin mar Mt,+otr,n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03
6etratbs @iSsHien.

VIM. Schoening, Swiss, %
Selma VonBehrend, Hermann, 10
Chas. Hansen Jr., Hermann
Amanda NJ. Haeffner, Hermann
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-10-01

CaDe1nel loses you a day! YOu know
what cSlOmel is. It's mercury; quick
silver. CalomeI is dangerous. 1t
crashes into sour bile like dynamite.
cramping and sickening you. CaDOmei
attacks the bones and should never be
put into your system.
When you feel bilious. sluggish,
constipated and all knocked out and
believe you need a dose of dangerous
calomeI Just remember that your drug
gist sells for a few cents a large bot
tie of Dodsons Liver Tone. which tE
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-10-01
ireland IS AGAIN
IN A STATE OF WAR
DISORDERS IN BELFAST RESUM-
ED WITH ASSASSINATIoNS
AND REPRISALS.
DELIBERATELY PLANNED
Swift Vengeance Is Brought To the
Supposed AssaiIants Of Peace Of
ficers-Has miraculous
Escape.

Belfast.-The Falls district of Bel
fast was seething with excitement as
a result of the murder of policeman,
the wounding of two others and the
swift vengeance enacted in the killing
of three civilians, who were shot
down in rapid succession by bands OF
men who visited their homes.
Before the shooting here have oe-
Cured in the heat of rioting, but now
for the first time deliberately plan
ned killings have been carried out.
che affair began as Constables Leon
ard and Carroll, were patrolling the
Falls road. When passing public
house they heard footsteps behind
them. Swinging around, they were
confronted by TWO men armed with
revovlers who ordered hands up.
simultaneously with the order, fire
was opened upon the Officers and
Leonard fell dead. His companion
had miraculous escape. -Four shots
were fired at him. Three OF them
missed, the fourth lodging in his
thigh. Apparently thinking both men
dead, the assasins left.
At about the same time Constables
Farrell and Kearin were fired upon in
a locality about file distant. The
assailants sprang upon the policemen
Unexpectedly. Farrell was shot in the
arm and kearin was knocked down,
and several shots were fired at him
while he was on the ground. Some OF
the bullets passed through his cape
without touching his body, and nc
came out of the affair 'unscratched.
Reprisals came swiftly Three evil
ians, Edward Trodzen, John McFad-
den and John Gainor, who lives near
the scene of the attacks upon the po-
licemen; were slain III their homes.
Different parties visited each house.
Four men took part in the shooting
of Trodzen, who was barber. After
knocking at the door, they fired a
shot through the barber shop window.
Trodzen's son opened the door, and
the men, wearing tasks, rushed al
him, piercing his skull. The men i'm
mediately left without molesting 9th.
er occupants of the house.
The scene of the second shooting
was 100 yards rom the Springfield
road barracks. McFadden opened the
door when three men knocked. Sever
al bullets were fired at him. and he
fell dead on the doorsteps.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-10-01
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

Bruly. The Brlly High School
opened its tenth annual session with
years. There are eighty pupils in the
an attendance equal to that OF former
high school department, sixteen OF
whom are in the eleventh grade. This
ID the largest senior class that has
been enrolled in the school.
SIidell. The building occupied By
the Bank Of slidell is undergoing ex-
tensive interior improvements. receiv-
ing a new coat Of paint and decora-
lions throughout. New electrical fix
lures win Be installed, and when COM
pleted the bank will be one of the
prettist banking houses in this sec
ton Of the state.
Lafayette. Fourteen women al
ready have registered to vote in the
November election. Mrs. A. B. Denbo,
q social leader, was first to qualify.
Club women say that there will be no
effort at all to organize the woman
voters.
Lafayette. Efforts at establishing
the free night school under the aus
Dices Of the parish school board viii
be made when a meeting will be held
to enroll students and make definite
arrangements for the opening session.
Amite. Amite Post No. S Of the
American Legion will have charge Of
Armistice Day ceremonies In Amite
anad Tangipahoa rAish. At meet.
ing Of the post here an extensive pro-
gram vas arranged.
Welsh Rice harvesting Is now in
full swing due to the fact that we have
had several days Of dry and sunshiny
weather All early rice is cut and
ready for the separator, and IL good
weather prevails, it will ali be In the
local warehouses; within two weeks
welsh The bonds Tor Welsh Dis
krles No. / have been accepted by the
attorney tor the successful bidder and
Zelaier uG jennings. head b the
coneezn. sells a. thai he viii start
al dredging within d very short
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The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-10-01
SEVERANCE TAXES
TO Be COLLECTED
NORTHEAST LOUISIANA GAS AND
OIL DEVELOPMENT STILL
CONTINUES.
PLANNING ANOTHER FACTORY
During the Next Twelve Months at
Least Seven and one-HaIf Million
Dollars Will Be Spent For
New Factories.

Monroe. La.-H. Carey Cornish, as
sistant supervisor of public accounts,
with Headquarters at Baton Rouge.
spent the greater pCStion of the week
In Monroe obtaining data for applying
the new severance tax law on the nat
uraI resources of Ouachita parish and
will include gas and all other natural
resources severed from the soil. all
forms of timber, turpentine and other
forest products, sulphur, stone, sand
and other natural resources. The tax
applicable on these natural resources
Is 2 per cent and it is estimated by
Mr.. Cornish and his assistants that
this tax will produce for the state of
Louisiana the sum of three million
dollars annually. Mr. Cornish states
that almost every industry that comes
under this law in the state is to be
found in Ouachita parish and that this
speaks well for the Industrial develop
ment ofthis field
During the next twelve months at
least seven and one-half million dol
lars will be expended in the erection
Of new factories for the manufacture
OF carbon black and gasoline in the
large Monroe gas field. Plans are al
ready under way by at least six diff
ferent companies for the erection Of
such plants in this field and the ex-
penditure of the sum named above.
New carbon black companies plan
ned for the local field will be the
American Carbon Company and the
Louisiana. Gas Products Corporation,
both of which have interested with
them much local capital and are now
undergoing the process of organizing.
The American Carbon Company when
fully organized and financed plans to
erect their carbon black factories at
Oliver Station on the Arkansas and
Louisiana Missouri Railroad about ten
miles north Of Monroe Local bust
ness men interested in the American
Carbon Company are W. F. Millsaps,
III. ID. Montgomery, G. R Miller and
M. C. Redmond. 1t is understood that
the Louisiana as Products Corpora
ton proposes, later date when fully
organized to construct and operate
plants on the Dew Drop plantation.
The Louisiana Carbon Company.
represented locally by Mr.. Patterson.
superintendent, is making prepare
lions to start constructing a carbon
black factory on the c. P. Hatcher
farm near Phillips station on the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway. This company 10
composed of West Virginia interests.
r. M. Beacon Of New York City. re-
ported to be representing syndicate,
was recent visitor to Monroe and 1t
ID understood that he has been carry
ing on negotiations for the establish
ment Of carbon plant at Swartz on
the main line of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-10-01
CALOMEL DANGER
TOLD BY DODSON
Saws You Cannot Gripe Sicken. or Salvate YourSe1
You Take .'Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead

entirely vegetable and pleasant %
take and is a perfect substitute for
calomel. 1t is guaranteed TO start your
liver without stirring you up inside
and can not salivate.
Don't take calOmeI! 1t can not be
trusted any more than leopard or
IA wild cat. Take DodsOn's Liver Tone,
which straightens yOR right up and
makes you feel fine. Give it to the
children because ii is perfectly harm
less and doesn't gripe.-Adv.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-10-01

William Wallace is generally called
Bill by his mother and father.
The other day he was playing in the
yard with a nelghbor boy. 1t was near
lunch time. Mother called: @William."
(NO answer.) "Wilriam WalIace!"
Then she heard him regretfully part
with his playmate in this fashion:
@Well, Jim, gotta go now. When
my mother calls me by my regular
name she means business
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-10-01
CASCARETS
''They Work while you Sleep"

Do you feel all tangled up-bilious,
eonstipated, headachy, nervous, full OF
cold? Take Cascarets tonight for your
liver and bowels to straighten you out
BY morning. Wake up with head clear,
stomach right, breath sweet and feel
ing fine. No gripping. no Inconvenience.
Children love Cascarets toes 10. ~
80 centS.-Ady.