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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01

block from Main st. on the east side
all on first floor, for $22OO.0O.
z room modern with heat, near the
University, all plastered, full base
ment, for $28O0.O0.
A room modern with heat and fire
place, near the University, fine.
neat bungalow, for 100000.
6 room modern except heat 4
blocks east of Main ST., good house
and fine view, for $2200.OO.
| have a nice line of nice, neat.
clean homes for sale. Call on me or
phone 19J. E. E. Ostroot. 34-39
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01

ANYTHING YOU WANT IN THE
line of used cars at the right price,
write Fallquist Bros, Pullman, Wn.
&ofS srs 1927
FOR SALE-PAIGE CAR, LINWOOD.
model, in good condition. Five pas
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01

tests = Miller cords larA averaged $1,000
miles.
The new Miller 51 these tests, out
wear the best Of others by.25eo.
iio Defective Miller Tires are rarity Some
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

pcctcd to attend 20 tho duties OF q
home as well. but I failed to sec
wherein it lessons the manhood OF Il
man to be able to boil Il potato or
broil steak or wash up the dishes
II an emergency presents itself. The
delightfully."- manly men OF the West
think nothing OF cheerfully jumping
in and helping out when some mis-
fortune prevents the mistress OF the
household from performing these
tasks.
And the time TO learn how to do
these little things we'll Is In child
hood when time is worth little.
! instructed q group of Boy Scouts
in camp cookery short while ago.
and the work was indeed pleasure
the boys showed such enthusiast SIN.
Those boys throughout the rest OF
.heir lives will always appreciate the
work OF "a woman in the home. More
over. in AN emergency. any OF these
boys vii! be able to jump in and get
Il meal using up 10 the best advantage
whatever material happens TO be on
hand.
An interesting little incident came
to Inc the other day which l believe
worth passing on. A little girl came
TO me and said that her mamma did
not care whether she learned any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
MANY FOLKS COMMENTED
TO RENT THEIR HOMES
With n Little Manouvcring They
Could Manage to Build
House.
HY LOREI-rO &. INSCH.

1t does seem too bad tina: so many
folks are contcnted to live ali their
lives in rented homes when by a
little maneuvrinE they could manage
home that would suit their par
ttcular needs. Have YOU ever thought
abou, building "a little home?
Several years ago visited i young
couple who had a few rooms i'm the
crowded part of the city. They were
apparently lonE on love but decidedly
snort on creature comforts. What
they have accomplished In tho way
Of home comforts in the last ton years
ls. believe. worth passing on to
those among us who have come TO
the breaking point in the matter Of
paying high rents.
Two Hundred Dollnr. Left.
The young man had about sonO
left after he furnished the four lI,,ln
/ tenement rooms. He had a hernia
ncno position paying 30 week
wisely enough. not only did the Young
man carry life insurance. but he also
carried health insurance. Thcv liy.I
In simple manner and SO; aside slo
per week for the savings fund A.
Ter I'VE years they had sufIicicn. cta-
i'al saved 20 make a fire: pu-ron-
On Il home. certain COMPANY ,y,s
/ hni!ding homes "A little way on, 4,
I me suburbs. and after an Initial n,y,
men' You could pay the rest like ron,
These youag folks realized tbpt
there are certain duties tina, arc in :
Z cured with the owning OF houso
ne young man was willing 10 ,,ic
ms physical training in The form ~.
caring for the furnace. put.rri,,.
about the garden and doing In. mani.
little chores that 20 toward ilooni,, p
n home in tho pink OF condition Iu,
,neE have just the home thcy van.
| h"y find keen pleasure in horn.v
treasures. and they each exert .ynr,,
effort TO MAX" their home a pret;in-
more comfortable place
IL does seem too bad tina. 50 mani.
OF our young married folk ,rv IN
iive not oaly up to every con. 81
their Income. nut often incrr ur.
warranted debt 1t Is Very i'm. M,
at rrcSeh; the cost OF livin,, is vr..,.
out OF PROPORTION to tho avo-ngc f., :
come But !: we are homes; We ,,,,.,
ADMIT th". there ia :; CROWN; tom
dency 10 live for today onlv
Thousands I'm Apartments,
Ih"Te arc thousands Of peonI.
.N!hE In apartment houses today
where their children are d.ctdo,l,y
unwc!comc. If permitted a; aII. wbo
Cou!d by better managcnen, maize
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

The fashionable doctor threw a
glance W the snow-covcrcd road and
rubbed his hands rlccfully. His
trunk was packed. his professional
attitude was laid aside and his car
r!are was due.
Eni the assistant who was TO act
as minis,cr!ns angel during his alb
s"nce did not share his good spirits
fp min holidays loomed as season
.: medicine, muddlcs and mistakes.
II hope everything viii go well
while you're away. sir" he said nerv-
ousiy.
sure 10. sure TO-" replied tho
great doctor. Selling his coat as the
carriage drew up.
Twelve had such little cxpcri-
cncc" starnmcred the young man.
desperately.
Nonsense. You don. need expc
r!cncc with fashionable patients
exclaimed he who knew their ways
grabbing his hat. They're ns Simple
as y. II. G. Find out what they're
been eating and stop II. Sec wha,
they've been doing and tell them not
to. And ask EN- whcrc,hcy're going
FOR the holldays-and send them
somewhere clso,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
TEACH THE HOUSEHOLD
TASKS TO THE CHILDREN
IL Is Well to Have Substitutes When
the Head OF the Home Is Dis
nblcd, and Also Beneficial.
ny LouErrO &. LYNCH.

DO you. Mrs. Housewife. take time
10 teach your boys and girls some OF
the simple household tasks? In every
kind OF business. time is always
taken to train substitutes In case
that the workers being disabled. And
while do not think II right 10 make
children assume home duties th:i
properly belong to adults indefinitely.
nevertheless. every wise mother
should take the time and patience
10 show her children how TO tidy up
the house. 1t Will not hurt any boy
oT girl OF twelve to know how TO soft
COOK an egg or warm a cup OF milk.
MY dear" said Il very lovely old
English lady to me the other day.
my heart just ached when | saw
how Eertie's home is going to ruin
since his wife died.
And she went on to tell mo how
utterly helpless was his fourteen
ycar-old girl. She blamed tho girl.
But |, who know something more of
the situation. cannot find 1t in my
heart TO blame Albcrtina. Once this
little girl was Interested In the af-
fairs OF the household. But she was
discouraged from taking any active
part in the household And finally
she lost interest.
because she. like all beginners. did
Is necessary. She was never allowed
10 try he! hand at preparing a meal
She was in the way. so to speak And
so she sought recreation in other
ways. Now she waits for father q,
come home from days work and
YEARLY set about getting supper.
mother In my own vicinity who
has been i'll for several wei}ts Is be-
ing constantly told by her neighbours
what n wonderfully Eooi girl she
mas in her little girl. For her home
is clean Il only in childish fashion.
Ana her little thirteen-ycar-o
daughter not only can prepare a sim
PIE meal for the home coming father
nut she can also prepare toast and
MIX and cruel for the invalid.
But this wise mother took the nee
cssary time and patience to teach her
daughter some of these simple house
mold tasks long before she ever
dreamed of being i'll.
do not believe that the average
man who has TO get out and make
living for mis- family should bn cx :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

m"nt"d urn composed Of Il red ware
Tines" remains w'ie found only three
rect deep in bed Of chalk flint. rest =
inE in river drift. The skeleton APP
pears To be that OF II diminutivc in
Gividual OF unknown seq. probably
about feet six inches in height. and
very muscular. The teeth, IN an cx-
c"l|"nt state Of preservation. show
marked canine characteristics The
upper portion Of tho skull shows a
very low type Of development. These
remains have been deposited at tn"
IL iish Museum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Itchcnrsing at Olympic.

PITY Papa" thrce-nct farce
written hy Frances Cuban, the seem
hrI.t VINO achieved fame by hor aim
stories for Scssu Iiaya<awa. such vs.
'"Th" Hear, Of i ura San and Bonds
OF Honor has gone into rehearsal
at the Olympic I'm I-onhon. !; viii be
shown in New YORK and on tour next
season. Miss Gu.nan is at present
sc"nari2ing itnth Eoiand's serial.
broadway i.nb.' Sh" Will. IN adj
di'!un, write a Series OF feature
stories on tn" movies cor leading
monthly magazine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
REM (,rntItutic.

In certain parish there was n
worthy clergyman who devoted most
OF his income to the poor. In the
parish there was man to whom he
gave every week many OF the neces-
sarics of life. Remembering how the
clergyman had TO deny himself in
order 10 give so generously. a woman
once said to the pcnsioncr: Don't
YOU think IL is very good OF the min
lister to look after you like this and
give YOU all thes. nice things?'
Whereupon the p"nSioDcr. who was
At tho moment dining upon the good
mans bounty, looked UP with his
mouth full and. with an expression
Of establishment. asked: Good OF
Him? Why. what's he forc"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

firing modes in keith vand"vi!!rr
,v-sii III. presented III Grave array az
,lfr Lyric this week, Manager tnaf!'S
W: Rex having secured Tor "ncn o,
,ff;. Two bills scVcra! features that
have Just passed the crucial test oil
M mig time" palaces OF variety ia
I;ivcn conspicuous place in the
ofsning show OF the week IS the
cnsssy variety enteriainmeni billed as
sthged By WIN J. Harris, author ana
pttducer OF many noted revues II ~
~ olio oC smart varicty In lhc
pFescntinS company, are: w ~ liz
H,Airlwind dancing, who recently re,
turned from Siberia where he served
with the American EXpedtiionaEy
I'drces: Dorothy sharpe, formerly OF
tic Marion Morgan Classic Dances
who Will he seen in intcrprcta:ivc
dances OF Ancient Greece and Rome:
Joseph Graham, comedian. singer ana
DANCES ana Mar: Loretta, cpmedicnnc
n al chantcuSc. Novel and Spcctacu-
lir scenic effects and costumes lend
to the general attract. ahcss of the
Neal Abel, humorls:. diaiect!c.an
.6d character impersonat"'. is am
o th.i in "resting fcaiITc OF the new
saow. Atcl is yaf.ot3i! known as
IKE naa with the Rob !, iace" ard
'oSc pan OF l.00l faces" lie tells
a sruaing stories. gives an exhibit N
OF. sci, shoe dancing and sings set-
cral oIit .iI'ti no'SS'
DOYLE and Elaine, Il versatile com
cdy couple, offer Il diversified act, the
q sscntials of which are songs. dances
and funny pattcr. An imported act
ON the hill is labeled The Cniuues."
They are ali-round athletes. who cN-
c,rf as riders. giving intricate and diff
ncult ncckrisking stunts on wncclcd
c6n;raptions.
Mith the change Of hill Thursday
Will come. Ralph DunbHr'S Salon
Singers. a musical organization ap-.
pssring in a Smartly staged vocal
nud Instrumental musicale. There
a PC five In the company a mixed vo-
cal uIartcttc and n pianist.
tOn the same bill will be Mossman,
Winifrcd and Vance. comedy trio,
Will songs, dances and amusing bits;
lack LAWYER. stellar novelty enter
tsltlrr: Hamilton ana Barnes. comedy
aoccntriques, and the whirlwind COM
i,.- gyrators, Wright and Wilson, "a
team of human horoscopes. who defy
ar the laws of gravity In their high
sIftcd hazardous exhibition of agility,
strength, dcXtcriiy and endurance.
SVith each OF the two vaudeville
shows will come motion picture dis
rlays. seaSonable and varicCated. In
GLIDING the latest Pathc News pie
lures ana the cvcr-popuiar Topics
NJ The DAY"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

an effort toward owning home in
GONE less crowded suburban district.
AnG America has so many OF these
pretty suburbs. y woman told mo
the other day that In the ten years
che has been married. she has paid
out no legs than $1,000 in rent. With
The birth OF ncr third child. she has
been asked 20 move. as the chiG'3
cries annoy the other tenants Yc.
She might have owned a little home
Ia the suburbs where the chIllren
would have the ronp!ng aud fun and
freedom tina: belongs To child life
There are Il number Of ways Of
raising money TO start n little home
The first way Is by living far below
our means until you have accumu-
lated little capital. Then In each
city there are companies who make
a business OF loaning money TO small
borrowers who may repay the sum
borrowed in small monthly payments
just as one would have y do in pay
INK rent. The legal rate Of interest
IS charged.
Iicttcr Financial Standing.
When Il person owns Il house he
or she has better standini; fnan-
Cially in the community Moreover.
houseowncr has the intcrcs; ami
hctterment of the community at
heart. For home is NOR. or less
of value in proportion TO lis en-
virons. And We all know that chill
drcn are always affected by environ
mcnt. or course, our very poor are
quite helpless. bu; families navin.;
fairly sure income sho,.ld make
mp their minds to look into THO own
ins % little homes.
But. as | said before. incomes arc
out OF proportion to the high prices.
The? are. But how about listing the
essentials? Even now people are pur-
chasing luXuries to the exclusion OF
the necessities
What are YOU thinking OF buying
that is In the luxury class One
woman. upon looking into her luxury
expenditures. found that pcrfumcd
soap and fancy tooth paste were cost
Ing her over 81 Il month. Another
woman found that. owing 10 the high
price Of labor. her childrcn's cloth
ing. which she purchased on tho In
stallncn; plan. was costing her far
too much. And she made up her
mind 10 take n greater interest In
sewing and, with the aid OF good pat
terms and u store OF patience. She was
able to save many dollars in this way.
Food. Of course, Is necessary To life.
But the thrifty woman who studies
food values and puts lots OF effort into
her housekeeping and marketing and
planning and cooking OF meals can
save money.
\ bit o. encouragement TO the
wage carriers to study M in order
10 obtain better wages Ia another
way Of adding TO the family income.
But whatever way yon choose TO
raise capital this spring. give serious
consideration to owning your own
home. Some day you will be glad
that you have little place you can
call your own,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
To Re Newspaper ritter.

TsUru hoki has been commiss toned
hy an American newspaper syndicate
rs special correspondent In Japan
"h!I" there on her trip. Miss Aoki
mas concluded her Universal contract.
aud w!l! visit out-of-thc-w way places
III Nippon. Her articles will deal
with seldom hcnrd-of phases OF Jap
ancsc lif". She has been assigned 20
Interview the Mikado and other high
AapDoHesc officials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
BuiidfnE Finance.

Erown was goinE to have some al
terat!0ns made on his home ana ask
81 Jones who had just got rid OF.
IN" bn!iders-thc best way 10 go
abou; IT, co." said Jones. you call
n decent builder and tell him the
limit you arc prepared 20 pay ont
being sure the sum YOU mention to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
4 NInnistrntc'n Hull.

Before Dublin magistrate came
Mike O'Leary. charged with imbibinE
so freely thar ne had. become dlsor-
deriy,--:Drunk again.. en-. OIscary?"
said tho magistrate. IT'S 10 shillings
or youli go to prison 'Surc. but
I've got only lSshIl!in' to me name"
replied OLcary. Then there's moth
Ing for you but the prison. If you
had not got drunk with your money,
you would have enough 10 pay the
iine,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Gets Il Nionguusc.

Anna g. Nilsson has acquired a mon
goose from an admircr in tn. l. &
merchant marine, who brought i, 10
her from India. The Nilsson mcnas-
erie now comprise one mongoosc. ono
'"na!c Boston terrier, one bantam
ncn. one kitten and one parrot The
beautiful star is in ouandary rcla
tive 10 how she can dispose OF them
when She leaves this summer for
her vacation In Sweden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
In Chinese Costume.

Tsuru Aok! startled the Los Angeles
hlm colony recently when she APP
poured at i DOWNTOWN thcatrr wear
!nE chincsc shoes. "a Chinese coolic
nat especially made for her by ST.
none, az Daris, and q Chinese cncc,
gown OF blue satin. the hem OF whose
skirt came barely below her knees
Tn" costume, she says. Is ideal FOR
summer wear. and Miss Aoki predicts
that II viii set "a lad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
With the Film Folk
I:uroprnn Stirring Oncr.

I-uTopeHH NthrrIHg oner.
An "ncr 10 star FOR the first pic
iurc company TO produce In Vienna
since the var, SlavIa Films. has been
received by Anna q. Nilsson shortly
after the ANNOUNCEMENT OF her com
!nE TIM 20 Sweden this summer. She
!s az present playing opposite Eu-
gene pHricn At Sciznick In The
FiEGrchcad." The offer carries n
salary of $4,000 a production and
the plan is TO produce stories by IA
nous French authors. Another Offer
received by Miss Nilsson is from
swedish B!ograph.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
NINE

thing about domestic science, as she
intended her to become an actress.
Now. just why 1t should make ono a.
less wonderful actress TO know how
to make ready n simple. nourishinE
little meal I fail to see. And II has
been my experience that actresses are
among the real home lovers. -
Take time = how tho girls OF thes
family how 10 weep and dust room
correctly. Instruct the boy and the
girl in the art OF making the bed sor
that it will he n comfortable one. TO,
encourage the youngsters 1t may be-
wise to offer some little reward for
earnest effort toward perfection.
Start with easy things. like the.s
warming of milk. the toastinE of
bread and the cooking OF veEetablcss
and gradually teach the more difficult.
things. Then give the child "a chance.
TO practice. II you show q girl how
TO set the table once and never perss,
init her to practice for fear she may
break dish or because her slows
ness in performing the task irritates.
you. you cannot expect results. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

-viuce time began both sexes nave
ADMIRED beautiful wOmanhood. II Is
evident, therefore. Why the Marcus
Srbw, which imp"nds 1T the strand
Thursday Ind Friday nights, III IN"
successful! .XtrAVuSanZa. "ch LADY,
iAs earned such rcuowH. Probably
no other cNA!Dition can OoaSt SUch
of handsome young woine'..
In the double dozen peach chorus
oinc finds such - diversity OF nation
atGcs as Mazda Mag, VINO uniH Mr..
Marcus woocd her away, VAS the
pptzc show SIR! OF George EiwArHs
tasety Thcat.r. London, Honn!. Mac,
l1Snz!. :. lass from Toronto; Mildred
Af6lard. product OF old Sew iorN
lLSlda Hulvorson. whose PINK SActhS
hs.peak the word. OF Rorcas kissed
GLADYS Golden. . form
cp. nicturc beauty i-Jm Los Angeles
Mabel R!ckcit, from Australia w""
cirims She can ride q Hams roc
I, Nj uroGd ui II, May THnEct, = pc!
GU miss from BostoG. ana ncA:iy
a r core o: others Sirnerci from laE
a nIi wide IN Mi. Marcus cikpFt l" suS
,T,n, the trade mark o! hAN'hs t"c
n,Ss; beautiful lot OF young "oihva
uSauy show on earth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
wiltshire discovery.

Prehistoric remains recently un-
casth he'd about two miles from tho
fahrous Avcbury Temple comprise por
tians OF Il human skeleton belonging
to-the Neolithic period. n very per-
feet specimen Of flint spear head
aud fragments Of crudely orna-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

MIN Is about quarter OF what you
nave for the alterations: and then. II
you are lucky. cnd keep Your wife
away while the work Is proceeding.
you may get half of what you want
cone ior about twice the total SUN
YOU want to Gpcnd"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

'1usincss lirfurc Pleasure"
.Noth'hS liz SO susceptible 10 ira
'ES'! az that fr"nz.cd traffic In sh.i-
oHh and gestures called tho motion
iAtuF" business; ana no characters
oen NOR" capable OF extracting the
essence OF mad m!rth from It's ma..as
nan our Old aCquaiEtanccs OF the
GUtk "nl ruit trade. Potash and
J t'mnttcr IN business Bcfor.
;leasurc." which Win be the attrac-
tton 81 tho strand Wednesday uiEht.
Mo an! MawrusS have exchanged
Trtidy made garments FOR tn. canned
Ia ma. and are involved In fcats q:
d Cooperate nnanc" IA the nightmare
is..d OF the hlnms The result is j.
ilnppcr sequel >" the EARLIER 4dycu-
yves OF ia" rartn"tS-an amusement
Business Hoipr- PLEASURE mas
rn'npir" and 4 IIlla!', whose tgHc-
ION ia the pot - 10 Keep Abe and
Mn "rwss on th" anxious seat o!
,rredy. The v.ila!n WHO - also
btrckcr OF the = ana J.. company, has
lCSlens on the Vampire. but ms busc
mi cnt!ouS are tnwL-ted by Abe ANA
Nh wruss. VINO rise 20 great height
pJ- iicilism when they discover tho
s3nt o: corrupt ton IN their enter
prise 4 Bankruptcy threatens Tho
pSriucrS in the last nrt,s sand.Al: L.,
Potash is ready 20 stt for divorce.
ltpt IN" vampire comes 10 thr.r res
cue. for she loves them like :, dnuSh-
lev and when the curtain falls tncE
Ar about 10 make the provcro!a!
inS ton picture fortune.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

When StunE by Insects.
II stung by an insect take an onion;
cut IL and rub on the place. Tho
juice rubbed into the flesh relleveY
the pain and stops tho swelling. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
The Valentine Museum

Eleventh ana CLAY Streets
Admission Free
Omen from 10 A. Ms T. 81. Saturdays
from 10 a NJ T.. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Thousands In Apartments,

IheTe are thousands Of peon,.
,.t'"S IN apartment houses today
unwc!comc. If permitted a, Mn wno
could by better managc,nen, make
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
The
Non-Set
Automatic
Columbia
Grafonola

No other phonO-
graph has II. No
other can have this
eNclu sive feature. BY
all means let us DEM
onstrate this non-set
stop.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-11-04
Raleigh.
One Brother Shoots Another.

Mouroe.-Noah Robinson, young
white man of Lancaster county, was
shot and seriously wounded by MS
brother. Lucius Robinson, on the Lam
caster road near Mineral Springs, this
county. The wounds were at first
thought to be of an extremely serious
nature, but physicians now think the
man will recover He was carried to
a Charlotte hospital Full particulars
of the shooting are not available
It seems from evidence at hand that
four brothers, Noah, Luclus, John ana
Fred Robinson, coming to Monhoe IN
an automobile, when Fred became i'll
and asked to be taken back home.
John was driving. Noah tried to pre-
vail upon him to turn and take the
sick brother back, while Luclus de-
manded that the car proceed on 70
town. In the quarrel that ensued LII
cius is said to have pulled his gun ana
fred three times, all OF the bullets
taking effect in Noah's body. The
ouarreling ceased and the Wounoeo
man was lifted into the car and car
ried to the home of negro nearby
where he was left, the other men say
ing thew were going for doctor ana
wouId return in a few minutes.
Neighbors got into communication
with officers here and Deputy Sherlfs
Fowler and Paul Griffith hasteneo 10
the scene. The wounded man was
brought to Monroe for treatment: No
trace of the other brothers coulo 20
found. Sheriff Hunter, OF Lancaster
county, was notified to be on the look
out for them.