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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-11-10
PARISH HOUSE
is DYNAMITED

Struthers, O., Nov. 10.-The parish
house OF Holy Trinity Czecho-Sla1
Catholic church was dynamited early
today, the porch being blown Off. Nc
one was injured. The house is occu-
pied by Rev. John Frena, recently in
stalled priest against whose appoint
ment protest was made by mem
bers Of the church WHO for a time
maintained an armed guard to refrain
his taken possession. The members
neld against Rev. Frena's attitude in
CZecho-Slav politics..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-11-10
WHISKEY RING
BRAINS HUNTED
MADE MILLIONS
''Master Mind" Said to Live in
Luxury and Direct Great
Operations
DALRYMPLE'S r EP OR T

Chicago, Nov. 10.-"Somewhere ir
Chicago sits the man who is the
brains Of the great Chicago whiskey
ing.
He lives in comfortable apart
nent, which he uses also as an Of
ice. He is in almost daily communi-
cation by long distance telephone
with Washington, Cincinnati and
other cities.
This master mind" has four chief
lieutenants. Two live in Chicago.
Two live in Washington.
Made $l4,OOO,0O0
. Some of them are well-known men.
The commander-in-c chief himself
though, is comparatively unknown
He is not a public nan, nor a poll
tician. .... ...
These five men-the real "higher-
ups in a systematic booze traffic
chat covers half of the country-have
cleaned up $1400O, 600 in profits since
national prohibition went into effect.
Such is the story whispered in Chi
cage 1t is story that contains no
names and no addresses 1t may be
Of the flimsiest foundation--but there
are several people in Chicago who
insist it is true. Reports concerning
this fourteen million dollar clique"
are significantly persistent.
There has been emphasis on the
story the past week because of the
activity of the federal grand jury
probing the booze scandal and the
;oincident resignation of Major A. v.
Dalrymple, most famous supervising
prohibition commissioner in tn e
country.
Chief Is Worried
1t is said the mysterious chief Of
the fourteen million dollar clique
is worried about Dalrymple's conf
Dental report, though he claims to
have such tremendous influence that
he cannot be touched"
Major Dalrymple refuses to discuss
his report. Commissioner Williams
in Washington admitted it's existence
but went no further than hint that
it included names of politicians and
officials who attempted to block en-,
forcement of the prohibition law"
It is significant that two leading
enforcement officials have resigned in
Chicago, said to be the distributing
center of the nations illicit booze in
dustry. Captain Hubert Howard,
state commissioner, resigned several
months ago with the admission h.
was helpless-and that he had turned
down opportunities to make million
dollars ''easy money
Dalrymple Out Now
Now Dalrymple, who hung on to
his job of open opposition, has quit.
Are they going to get the "higher-
ups'? Everybody wonders. Mean
while ycu can buy all the booze you
want in Chicago-and in most every
other city. .
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-11-10
Army Troops
Peace strength

The peace strength TO which Adult
Gen. Fraser will seek to bring the
state guard is 1884. o.
The plans outlined at the Omaha
conference are tentative to a degree
but it is believed by the militia bu-
reau heads that Congress will au-
thorize their completion.
A suggestion was made at the con
ference, which may be developed into
the system of training, that the north
west troops engage in maneuvers Iii
the south two or three weeks in the
winter, it being held that men in the
northwest, many Of whom are engages
in agriculture, are better able to give
the time to drill in the winter.
1t is contemplated that the troops
required under the allotment which
are provided with equipment such as
hospital equipment will also be drilled
as infantry so that they may be useo
as infantry in emergencies.
Infantry Regiment
The regiment of infantry, under che
plan, would be composed OF a regi-
mental headquarters Of five otflcers'
three battalions, each having 10 ~
ficers and 431 men; battalion mead
quarters Of officers and W meh
each; three rifle companies of 8 Oh
ficers and 100 men each; machine
gun company of two officers and {"
men: a howitzer company or OIL
ficers and 60 men; a headquarters
company of 2 officers and 70 men;
one administration company OF o.
ficers and $50 men; chaplain ana
attached medical and dental Officers
and men.
About the only change made from
the present infantry 'organlzatlon ol
tbe state is that there Will be thre"
Machine gun companies instead OF
ono and nine infantry companies IN
stead of twelve. .,
'NN|'N Review of Situation
A review of the guard sltuation' a'
Given bv the Adjutant Generals Oh
flee, follows: .- 90 ,+,o na.
Under the provisions OF the nd.
tional Defense act, as amehueu -
the Act of Congress approved June -.
1920 the United States, is now d!Vloe"'
with reference to military populatlo!'
into nine administrative areas Whlcn
replace the old departments anu 1,sa,. .aa.
CRITICALLY known as Corps Areas he'
in turn have been grouped INTO tn'eo
Thus the First, Second and Third
corns areas constitute the FIRST Ar
nv area; the Fourth, fifth ana olStE;
the Second Army area; and the oeY~
enth. Eighth and Ninth, the Thlro Al
" "1t IS now proposed to station II,
ooch corps area one or more tactlcai
corns of three Regular Army Ma
tional Guard or Organized Reserve q,
visions y each, together with balanced
percentage of field army ana general
p reserve troops
"The principle upon which this ac-
.,o,t has been prepared contem~
n1stas a peace, time organization ca
p''' (Continued on Page SIX
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-11-10
TYPHOON WRECKS
SHIP; 48 DIE

Manilla, Nov. l0.--Forty eight
persons are believed to have per-
ished when coast-wise steam
er was struck by a typhoOn last
Wednesday Ell route to Puerto
DeIlO, Leyt Island, south Phil
ippines, according to Il survivor
reaching here today. Fifteen sur
yiyors reached Cebu. There were
Ct people aboard the vessel.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-11-10
BISHOP CHOSEN
FOR EPISCOPALS

Detroit Mich, Nov. 1O:--Rev. Her.
bert H. H. Fox, six years rector Of
st. Johns Episcopal church here. was
consecreated Bishop Suffragan of the
Diocese of Montana at ST. John s
school this morning. Bishop Fox will
have charge of the church's work
in eastern Montana.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-11-10
COLBY TO SAIL
FOR so. AMERICA

Washington, Nov. 10.-Defnite an
nouncement having been made that
Secretary of State Colby would go to
Uruguay and Brazil to officially re-
turn visits to this country Of Presi-
dent Grum, of Uruguay and Passoa,
of Brazil, it was expected that the
secretary and his party would sail
within two weeks. Sec, Daniels an
rounced last night that the dread
naught Florida would be placed at
the disposal of the party.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-11-10
SOVIET DRIVE
IN PENINSULA

London, Nov. Differentiation Of
the Crimean peninsula is contained
in the Soviet official statement, OF
Tuesday. received here today by wire
less
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-11-10
| WEATHER REPORT
Forecast

For North Dakota: Snow this al
ternoon and possibly tonight, colder
tonight with cold wave in the north
west portion; Thursday fair with
colder in the east and south portions
Strong shifting winds becoming north :
westerly.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-11-10

NEW YORK-This man, Cap
tain Arthur r. Mills, has crossed
the Atlantic 1868 times! He has
been with the American line for
II wears, during which time his
crossAtlantic service has result
ed in his steaming more than g.
100000 miles, a distance equal to
12S times around the world. His
vessels have carried more than
half a million people-and with
out the loss of single life! He
was given the Cross Of the Legion
Of Honor by France in 1917 for
towing the disabled cruiser
Jeanne dare 400 miles to the
Azores. Captain Mills, who has
just retired. has sailed for En-
gland to take a holiday rest in
the country of his birth.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-11-10
Here from WaShburn

D. E. Schulz and Mrs. Schulz, ol
Washburn. were in town on business
yesterday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-11-10
AIRPLANES FOR
STATES GUARD
UNDER NEW PLAN
North Dakota Wins Out in Live
ly Competition With Other
States
NEW oRGA N1zAT10N
Suggestion Made That Winter
Training Be Given in South
for New Guard
N EW ORGANIZE

North Dakota's National Guard, un
der a new plan announced today b,
Adult. G. A. Fraser, will have an air
plane unit. The unit will consist O.
one observation squadron, of 81 Off
GERS, 1872 men and 13 airplanes, ant
an air park, composed of 8 officers
and 172 men,.
The competition for the aero squa
drons in the Thirty-fifth division wa,
keen, North Dakota and Minnesot.
being awarded the units. a
Plans to organize the Nationa
Guard in North Dakota under the new
plan announced at a conference helt
in Omaha, at which Adult Gen. Fra
ser and Major Harold Sorenson rep.
resented the state, will be put into eff
feet immediately. There will be viz
tually no change in existing units, but
the whole plan Of guard organization
is enlarged.
North Dakota is in the Thirty-fourth
division, with South Dakota, Mime,
sofa and Iowa, and these four states
with Nebraska, Kansas and MissOur:
are in the Seventh army corps, an(
the eight states, with others, comprise
the Third army.
North Dakota's units are as follows
Division troops
Men
l Infantry regiment ....... 159:
(Attached 30.)
l Ambulance company ....... 5:
l Hospital battalion headq. -.
l Hospital company, motorized II
H. It'll
Corps Troops t-...
Men
1 Battalion l55 howitzers, mo-
torized .................. 30
attached S.
2 Truck companies, artillery. So
l Ammunition company, artil-
lery ............... . ~
Army Troops
Men
l Battalion horse artillery -. 525
(AttaChad l9,l a-@,sets,r ~ ..s=@ae -,
! Observation squadron ...... 49,
ATTACHED A.
! Air park ..... ......... liz
ATTACHED 81
1 Veterinary evacuation hos -
pital -...... ........... z4o
attached 5) @
,8L l.. !
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-11-10

New York. Nov. 1O.-Tndiyiduals
and corporations OF no financial
responsibility have been aIlOcated
United States shipping board
ycsSeleS for operation, j. F.
Richardson testified today when
Tie Walsh committee resumed
its investigation.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-10


Della deca1aea razboului zaru luatu avint 1mhuca~
t nunai Cd trait din pforiic ci veitnr ci a1utat
multe nstitutnn 81 produs venitur frunoase.
Zarul autat Uniunea in ultimu mp nnsume mari ba-
ne findca nteles autam Oranzatiunea care
sprjnitan rccut c1nd INST Tpogr. era n ornatnnc
Mai multi inca site de tot menbrii Jnunei zia
u America della ssitu anulu 1912 PRINT nc un cent
autor della Uniunea r. A. Ma mai yindnt nc acune
cietatior lnune oate mai drept yiza
tiuI in vaore de aproape $3000o0 Cum lear Fl yindut at
|tiiD.
De cind sa luat dspozunea zau fe cetit de fie
care menbru - NJT DE MOL SAU FRUNTASII UNIUNFI
DINTRE Carl UNI 4AUs FOST fMPOTRIvA, CT DE Ma
JORIT ATEA COVARSITOARE A SOCIETATILOR Gu RE,
|FFRFINDUM LA FIECAR SOCIETATE, nimen dar abso
u nmen nc socetate 81 nici membrn al nunei sa
pns imporva acestei decsun Nc odata sa facut eel
mai mic demers aunare uniunei pentrH inatnrarea ell
Verbae dovada vie 81 gatoare aceasta in
cuda usmanlor nosr vedeau prn aceasta srobirea
surior lor
impossible ca ntr sngur articol spulberi droaic
de minciuni aruncae opata, dar revev desamnd
caomne maoase abuse Ia adresa noasrh 81 poate, yom
lua 81 ae mdsur le nfrnam i'm Yitof cac savl dom
nuIui nu train pc Cmpul Balaganului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-10
C)NDHUlUl.

Opera nemiloasa cenzurei lar
Sc vcle imprimata pc ziarele din
Rominia Mare. liberia 81 democra-
tica, mai Gu seama pc celc din
PENNSYLVANIA. Ultimele numere din
,Taranimea' din Sibiiu, organul
oficios al partidului taranese din
Transilvania 81 ,,Patria," organul
oficios al Parti'dului National ro-
min din Transatlantic, Banat, ets'.
sunt albitc tare. .sferturi 81 Juma-
tati de coloane. ca asa vrea regl-
mul oligarchiei. Poporul nu tre-
bue Sc site de cit ce yrea guver-
nu! 81 aceasta, acum, inaintea a.
legerilor. 81 laca mai adaogan
Ia aceasta 81 schimbarea prefec-
tilor ..banuiti'. inlocuindu-se Gu
eel de pc ,,sprinceana" ne putem
inchipni dc acum in cesmasura So
noatc manifesto Democratic in
Sfatul Tarii.
.,Nrabia malai viseaza 81 fla
mindful comindare" Zice o III
catoare vechie romineasca.
Tn corfrate = GA sal Zlcem
asa - ar dori sd ne prefacem II
arul in Bulletin, ca apoi el Sc fle
iarasi eel dintiu, mai apreciat
81 mai bine informal ziar deDpe
plaiurile aceste.
Mise comuniea ca un confrafe
de cite orr scfie ceva = 81 scrle
cam adesca = ..usturator' la a
dresa ziarului nostru sau al or
ganizatiunci noastre, Isl desfaae
maria ,,pe gratis la usa unei
anumite biserici. - 'NOrOc bun.
Asa ceva au mai flcut 81 alte
surate reposate inainte de a-sl da
duhul.
..Sa-mi schimbati adresa 81 "a
ma iertati ca.so schimb asa DIES,
ca am O ulcica care resplndeste
miros printre vecini 81 nu Nreau
sal supar anult,s ne-a zls zileie
trecnte un mucalit, pnllind cinci
cent? pc masa pentr,l sehimbarea
aslresei la ziar. - Ar fl bine sa
comunici luerurile aeeste 81 la a:
gentii federali. is a respuns din
partea ajutorului admlnlstrafo-
rului nostru.
Dupa torpila care a facuts ca
latoria in planeta Marie sa IN
iyentat alta, tot asa de ingenloa-
sa. Sc zica ca din Canada din
cind IN c5Dd, 81 mai uPs ~ hha'
rar, dupa amprejnrari, Sc TRACE
cite 0 torpila catfe Detroit, MI
chigan, Mre iii loc de a expio-
da la NAL, Sc prodlica ravagii 9
prinfita ca urale mute 81 cn pal
pitatii Ne inima, de csi carl o a.
steapta Gu am steanlet, in NINA,
ca so goleassa de p sau 30 &C
galpane de-. Ganalisn Club.
care merge pe git mai abitir ca
untdelemnul. ST sd mai zlc''
cineva ca mn trajm intro epoca
de progress d ineyatiuni!
n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-10

pae5 mergi direct la CONSTANTA pc care
alta cale, dute prn HENRY j. SCHNITZER STATE BANK
Daca yrei trmti ban modu sigu
trimte prrpHENRYJ sCHN1TzERsTATE BANK Daca al do
gind sa aduci fsmla din patra eche adn prn HENRY e
SCHNITZER STATE BANK Daca vrei cape nformatiupi
HENRY sCHNITZER STATE BANK de oare &c HENRY ia
SCHNITZER STATE BANK existat tp lung
nmu ageni ciuperci ploae HENRY SCHNIx
TIER STATE BANK exa cpd unul cite unu din acsN
TT BANK VA EXI6TA 81 IN yTO agent carl
% oani de avutn asa gred agenstx
vor dxFu en totul Dse dAe6 srei = I'll inselat
sosbs aanci NJ fae aassr ea nhnsnf aul dc cit 1e
N4Mt i oc1N1TzER STATE BANK 4
III WA9HI4Qx0M e41. NEW YORK n. ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-10

de presadintcle Wilson ca amba-
sador pentru Mexico, dat un
comnnicat prin care nesminte svo--
nurile care circular ca lainsua n ar
primi acel post, daca va Fl confir-
mat 81 de senat.
Nam de gind cere pfese-
dintelui ca sa rctraga nominarea
mea ca ambassador pentru Mexi-
CO. spus Morgenthau. ,,Primese
din mlima acest serviciu, lar della
nominarea mea mi-am petrecut
timpul spre a ma faaniliariza ca
eonditiile din aceia tara"
Cl&direa celui mai mare hotel.
- Chicago. Alalta ieri s'a-
dat in public. pianurile facute
pentru construirea celui mai ma
re hotel hin l9me.
Otelul va avca cinci clahiri,
din care 81 hotelul Edgewater
Beach Hotel va fl O parte. El va
cuprinde trei colturi de strada.
Architectii an planuit ca ho-
|telul Sc alba 1000 camere. Chel-
tuielilc clahirii vor fl l5,OO0,OOO
dolgri.
La fel jnotelul isi va area
teatrul hui, in care sa dncspa 2,
500 persoanc, la Eel va avea 40O
de mici bucatarii, pentnl aeeia
care vor sa-si pregateasca sin.
gnri mincarea.. Va mai fl un des-
|partamfnt numai pentru burlaci.
Lucrun japonese aruncats in
foe. San Francisco. ~ In par
tea orasnipi locllita de cninexi,
nnmitd 81 Chilafown, SAnbata
sesra avnt loc I'm spectacol ui-
|mitor.
/ In uruna unci demonstratii Il
bare aal participat suite Ae cilinezi,
! fiecare negustor . aaus en- el luz
|crurile chineze importate, dntre
care haiiie de m8tase Il elte n-
|crnri scuflpe IA raloare de mil
|de dolari, toate au fost ptlse III
ttraala, lar in uFana nuei eereno-
Hill, "A 4 dat ~ \ toate. I
chineslii sn rsljsat W des ex-
En1icatii asnpfa il1cid dentuafi,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-10
Hot de eai. .]Mecatoruh po

Hot de eai. JMccatorM po-
IiJiei McMahon, prisit perlu'
81. par ca mlinh ma volt Sc scrie,
cind a fost ahns in fata lui mn
negrn, Gu numele Edward Hills,
care a fost aellzat CA a fnrat nn
cal.
e de priana data in care scriu
aceste cuvinte, a spus jndecato-
rul. ,,Furt,h de cal snnt foarte ra
re in .aceasta ppoca care aproa-
pc lipsita 4 aceste animaAe.s
Sultanul mutat din CONSTANT
nepol. Lo1ldra. Autoritati-
lie englczc din Turcia au mutat
pc sultanna Tnrciei din Constan-
rinopol la Rrvea, spune depesa
din Moscova transnisa prin tele-
grafia fara fir.
Brllsa un mare oras turcesc,
situat la cincizeei 81 saptc de mi
,e la snd-ost dela Constantinopol.
FL Sc alta la poala muntelui O.
limp. in jnrul Brusci Sc afaa mor-
mintcle fon1atorior impcriului
turceSc.
Lucratorii dsla tramvaie au vo-
tat contra gfsxpi. Tot perico-
lh dc a avea d oSreva la tramvaie.
a disparnt vinsri, tind chestia
grevci a fost pasasla mn rcferen-
duan, in diferite statiuni ale tram
vaielor. So
Fruntasii uniunilor all spus ca
votul fost 10 contra |, adeca o
cov6rsitoare rnajoritate a fost con-,
ira greyei.
aermania rsdMss fortsle asri-
enc. = Lonlra. Germania s'a
invoit ca Sc debaMleze fortele Ell
aerienc militare si se distruga toa
te- fabric;le afara de una 81 un
hangar, dupa cam spune 0 de-
pesa primita de xiare, 81 care a
fost trimisa din, Berlin.
Debs capdidats New York,
La conyentia soeialistiaor ca
re Sc va tinea in enrind, Eugene
V, Dehs prsbabl va Fl nominat
@ canditlat la saAunnl preseden-
tial, dc catra partilnl socialist.
De prima data in istorie 50
fntinpla ca I'M csnddat de prese-
dinte Sc conduca campania din
temnita.
Debs e coladappat la 20 dc AM
inchisoare pentnl yiolarea legilor
pc timpul raxbojplpi.
Sap1e morH intF'e syplcde. -
Emporium, Pa. &apte persoa-
ne an fost ucise ea nn rezuitat al
unei explozii care . avnt loc in
despartamdnful nnde re mestsea
..olat;na naa4rn = III Sntrehninta-
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-07-07
OLD MAN MISTER HARD TIME.

AS read by the author at the Rotary
luncheon given to the Press Associa-
ion at Rock Hill, June 81
Die man Mister Hard Time come
knockin' at NAH doo';
tell him fur to go way, sab, AM dom
come back no moo;
fut he keep a-knockin' and he say
he comm in
i'd he patchy coat and britches an
he eberlastin' grin!
e. man Mister Hard Time bin a
trackin' me fur vars;
hab NAH shut tail flynn and NAH
old hart full wild t'ars;
BIT I trip de scoundel up in dat las
go roun'
: en de cotton buy man say etForty
cent er poun'!'
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-07-07
Whoa!

Asnewspaper reporter, who was in
clined to, be lazy in his method of pick
ing un news, met a brother reporter,
who was as keen as the other was
lazy one 'T have a report that a man
was choked to death in a restaurant,
but haven't learned his name yet,"
replied the other. How did it hap
pen2'' asked the reporter, eagerly
scenting copy. HE was eating a piece
OF horse meat" was the. reply. land
someone said whoa!" Liverpool
(Pa.) Sun.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-07-07

ton Regardless OF these facts and
the additional absolute certainty in
the shortage OF raw cotton. cotton is
being sold today far below the cost
OF production, on the exchanges. over
two million bales of cotton have been
sold for October delivery alone. un-
der contracts. at q price two hundred
points above October, an enormous
amount has been Sold in like manner
for December. Realizig the true con-
dition the shrewd manufacturer has
purchased on the exchanges, both at
home and abroad to cover his future
wants. From whence will this cot
ton come;7 Futures have been SELL
ing from s. to 800 points under spots
so that the sellers of these contracts
are facing the absolute certainty Of
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-07-07
Gritty Girl.

Jenkins and his best girl were mo-
toring considerable, distance to se~
one of the last-round parties, and the
margin of time was very short
9 With about twelve miles to go. ba
bade defiance to all police traps and
turning to the girl Of his heart, ex-
claimed: We're going at fifty miles
an hour. Are you brave, dear?"
The girl. as she swallowed a uuan-
tity Of dust. replied with emotion:
Yes. dear; I'm full Of grit!"-Iondon
Tit-Bits.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-07-07

upon supply, demand and economic
laws and not upon manipulation. We
are facig the greatest demand for an
American cotton crop ever recorded,
possible supplies from the cotton on
hand and the growing crop being alb
solute& and entirely inadequate. Any
that fails to meet these changes will
learn by experience that it is neces-
sary to, change to meet changed COM
mercial conditions, or pay q fearful
penalty"
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-07-07
LABOR SHORTAGE
A GREAT FACTOR

I'm, - 49,. a,..>. a. -. u,
,I,,.. : - s.. 3 COTTON Ton
oaua,n - 80 ws. 20 ~, ss = az a.
n.a...s..'o 60 N.pssN " s, Lls
NJ - ~ sucu
that the crop is four. weeks late :
S.S,omnfete and svstema4,c inyes,;-,
cation condnctet5 Nv the Annar;cs :,
Cotton 4, Associa ton q thronrbant tie
length and b-eadth of the cottonbeltn -
saws the renort. .brinp to l;rht tl,aI
foilowinr results.
ann, !, ,..s-,,,
-, - s..s. y. ea soseon .ofop SHOWS 81
Ss..s.Na - oo PEI slcI1ease -
..es,.,Sp pe, Hsns' llll., las crop 70 ~
t,,ns.. e ne sIowins crop
a,,..s nv n.sais Ano"n = ~ tne iass Us
au.a ine en.re coSlon proouci
sSSs.,. was vas ., Win VIII IsilAs all ouri
- .l, ,I e anu itost os
1n an ~ ca ease III u .a.Iitaii ,litsl sln
tha LAY. :. .SeS nss9' @ oa ~ ,o.o @ nmenes oY
lhe s<alne perioo Ior 1913. Ihese rai
Were aeconhpanied 9l py cold Weatnl
~ .usS - l"as Ii as
w aiho oui.'eu " iiiots I..ss thsIa ,.
INC eoiu ~ hit' . MS s'iii s'eE coi
5.plie iis.
me mild winter, wet spring a
the late start of the crop are thr
FACTORS that add seriously to tnse
damage. We are facing the certain
OF sixth short cotton crop. this
tha .1s ~ osl seatous Psopisn
..,ot,tnr mu' - an ! !, . . uppi'y
y q.
me LABOR Problem
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-07-07
HIGH Heels

Queen Elizabeth's reign started the
fashion Of high heels for women's
shoes. The pair of her shoes which
is preserved to the present date must
have made her three inches taller
when she wore them. The heels
were AIDED to increase the height of
the wearer and so make her more
stately and impressive.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-07-07

Ole man Mister Hard Time, sab, jes'
ez we'll go way.
dom countenize yo wild much as
time O. day!
is got nah rashun an NAH ting fur
jubilee;
Go way, Mister Hard Time! Kase yo'
haint no kin to me!
JAMES EDWIN KERR.