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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-27
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHITEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECnLE

into bottle containing three ounces
of Orchard White, which any drug
store will supply for a few cents,
shake we'll, and you have a quarter
pint of harmless and delightful lemon
bleach. Massage this sweetly fra
grant lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands each day, then shortly
note the beauty and whiteness CT
your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring that
soft, clear, rosy-white complexion,
also as a freckle, sunburn, and tan
bleach because it doesn't irritate.
(T-tf)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-27
Photos Of Fairies.

photographs of fairies which are not
visible to the eye, but which the pho
tographer says may be recorded on
the Photographic plate. There are
many persons who have examined the
prints and plates. but are not yet con-
WINGED.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-27
Tyranny Of Custom.

Stanley, the African explorer. said :
"No luxury Of civilization can be equal
TO the relief from the tyranny of Gus
tom. The heart of Africa is infinitely
preferable to the heart IF the worlds
largest city. If the way were easier,
millions would fly to it,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-27
Real RELIGION.

There Is no anthem like a happy
laugh, and no prayer so eloquent as a
kind act. The real reverence is COW
cred by no scOwl. The man who lends
the helping hand to need is devout.-
Arkansaw Thomas Cat
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-27

Mar5orie-Do you know what I'm
going to do. Rosie? I'm going to be
cook here when / get a little bigger.
and then | can boss mamma.-Edin-
burgh Scotsman.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-27
Daily THOUGHT

I never knew any man in my life
who could not bear anOthers misfor-
tunes perfectly like Christian
Pope.
, 1921-08-02
sPURGIN-s
On BORDER CONFIRMED.

Ell PASo. Texas. Aug. Federal
officers here announced today that
they have confirmed a report made by
Ross Harp. service car driver. TO the
effect hat he met a man answering to
the description of Warren C. Spurgin,
Chicago banker. at Maria. Texas. yes
terday, and drove him TO Preside. The
service car driver said he met a man
be is sure is Spurgin as he stepped
from the train at Maria and that at
his urgent request hurried him across
country to Preside. He could not
say whether he crossed the line there.
but declared that his passenger said
he was en- route TO Chihuahua City.
Harp in his report. to officers at
Preside and Maria. said he recognized
the missing banker from a picture
and a description OF the man which
were printed in an Ell Paso newspaper.
AS soon as the man left his car.
Harp notified officers. Deputies scat
tered along the border for miles in
the search for him. All border towns
were notified, and messages were sent
to a score OF towns on the Mexican
side asking military and civilian au-
thorities to watch for him.
Juarez authorities announced they
arc keeping a close lookout for the
missing banker. n FL Paso detec-
, 1921-08-02
RELIGIOUS PREJUDICE rs
DEPLORED BY KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS IN CONVENTION

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. e.-op-
position to religious prejudice is the
keynote OF the Knights OF Column
bus annual convention opening here
today. sounded in the pre- conven-
ton address OF Supreme Knight
James A. Fiaherty. T.
Mr.. F1aherty denounced what he
termed professional purveyors of
prejudice" whom he charged with
seeking to divide American citizens
into classes and to create suspicion
and distrust.
Mr.. Fiaherty's address drew at
tention 10 the widespread circula-
ton OF an oath attributed to the
fourth degree members of the
Knights OF Columbus. which was
characterized as a vile invention"
This oath." he declared. sis i'm
possible and ridiculous on its face,
but it now is being circulated by
millions of copies through the coun-
try bearing the imprint of the con-
Eressional record because by acct
dent it appeared as an exhibit in
the proceedings OF congress.
For the first time in the history
of the Knights of Columbus, at this
convention we take occasion to ask
, 1921-08-02
BRITAIN DROPS
To HOLD
..lEL|M|NARY ON
FAR EAST, CLAIM
VIII Take Part in World
Conference Without
Resorting 10 Discus
sion of Problems

LONDON, Aug. 2.-(By
The Associated Press)-Great
Britain has dropped the pro-
posal to hold a preliminary
conference on Pacific ques-
tions and has agreed to par
ticlpate in the Washington conference
as originally suggested by President
Harding according to official circles
here today.
This decision was reached after an
exchange OF conversations between
London and Washington.
Great Britain has also agreed TO
the original date suggested. Novem-
Der II. the Anniversary OF Armistice
day. IL President Harding stiiI con-
siders that tho most suitable time.
and viii enter h conference with
out any reservations as to the set
program. 1t was stated.
Doubt Is expressed whether Pre-
mier Hughes of Australia and Pre-
mier Massey OF New Zealand win be
able to attend. but they will. IL is said,
be represented by a British deputa-
tlon.
The attendance of Lloyd George.
the prime minister. also depends upon
circumstances, IL was stated.
, 1921-08-02

begin deliberations late today. John
Tyrrei OF the prosecution. waived his
part OF the states closing argument,
leaving only George German TO speak.
The defense wound UP its plea with
a continuation of the attack on Ban
johnson. president OF the American
league. repeating the charges TINT he
brought about the 1919 baseball scan
dal inquiry INT tried TO ruin Charles
a. Comeskey's Chicago team. aiding
Cleveland TO win the 1890 pennant.
The defendant ball players are char
acterized by Benedict Short. attorney
for Chick Gandil. as galley slave,
OF n Modern Rome. whose worl
brought wealth and fame to johnson
the man who nov was urging them Al
a e of obtaining revenge on hi
enemy. Comiskey."
Bin Burns. the states star witness
was termed n modern "Annanins'
by Mr.. Short who also presented IN,
1919 world series batting and f,eldins
averages as proof That the defendant
played their best
Mr.. Shorts address brought man,
objectlons from tho. STATE. particular,
when he told sthe jury Tint cit, TN
judge and The defense counsei wer'
tho only factors in thfs case not ui
der Ban Johnson's thumb"
, 1921-08-02
ROBBED
while HARD
STORM RACES

GRAND VALLEY. Colo, Aug. a.
During a terrific thunderstorm last
night the Garfield County State bank
here was broken into and robbed of
all cash and securities 1t contained. it
was learned today. The mou taken
was estimated at $500 in cash and
securities by ]. b. Wallace. president,
and j.. f. Sipprelle. cashier. who dis
covered the robbery.
The vault was blown open with dy-
Mantle and 1t is believed the explosion
vas mistaken for N OF the many
thunder ciaps that accompanied the
storm here last night. The authori-
ties believe the robbery was the work
OF two men. Two strangers were seen
yesterday lettering around the bank.
1t was said.
Posses are being organized to scour
the country in search Of the fobbers-
, 1921-08-02
CARGO CARRIED
BY shift FLYING BRITISH
FLAG SEIZED BY CUTTER


said she had been sighted off the
coast and hat she had been visited by
numerous motorboats.
At quarantine it was learned that
the schooner was seized off Atlantic
City and that her captain and first
mate escaped in a fast motor o
On the deck of the schooner. whose
name was concealed by canvas, coast
guard officers sale they found numcr-
Gus cases of liquor with additional
spirits below decks. There also was
evidence that much of her, cargo had
been discharged.
The men on board were alleged to
have admitted that the schooner load
ed her cargo at a point five miles off
the island Of New Providence in the
Bahamas and that. the cargo com
prised / 500 cases Of liquor OF various
kinds
, 1921-08-02

are waiting for assurance from Chi.
cage that a reward has beer offered
for his arrest.
Detectives here said they had been
unable to verify tho reported arrest.
CHICAGO. Aug. "a Telegram
from Maria. Texas. was received by
Bank Examiner H. S. Savage today
inquiring IL there was a. reward for
the capture OF Warren C. Spurgin.
missing president OF the closed Michi,
gan Avenue Trust company. The
message contained no other details,
It was turned over TO the states al.
torney's office. which Immediately be
gan to trace tho source of the mas
sage.
A second telegram signed like the
first, by j. Humphrey and T. C. Clau'
sen. informed h county authorities
here that the man thought to be Spur
gin was being kept under surveillance.
although the Maria men were not
sure of his identity.
A third telegram from Maria said
the man thought to be Spurgin had
fed across the Mexican border but
sEas still under surveillance.
The shortage in the Michigan Ave
nue. Trust company of which Spurgin
was president. is S1.124, 36s.S7. accord
ing to publication here of a statement
purporting to com from Andrew Rus
sell. state auditor. The banks visible
assests. including the 800. 900 bond
furnished by Lioyds for Spurgin. were
given as $471.12s.Ss.
, 1921-08-02
ROAD REPORT

The district. office of the state high
way department furnishes the follow
ing report on o conditions today:
Grant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. line to
Shawnee good. then fair to Grin.
Roads however, may be slightly mud
dy today from recent rain.
Yellowstone Highway-Heavy rains
fell yesterday between Douglas and
Casper. Roads should be good today
II no further rains. Drags are work.
ing. Casper. west. light rains Sun
day around wolter, but reported dr5
now.
shoshoni-Lander Road = Shoshon
TO Riverton good. fair through Hud
son to Lander
approximation Road-Heavy rain.
fell yesterday throughout this terri
tory. slightly muddy today. out shoult
be good tomorrow.
South Bend will entertain the In
diana state go.f tourney during tn,
second week OF August.
, 1921-08-02
WAITED TWO LONG YEARS
FOR COMPENSATION, DIES
BEFORE AWARD Is MADE

HE
referred n Saturday when he sent
messages to the president and United
States Senators Mccormick, McKin-
Icy and Smoot urging adoption, Of, tho
Sweet bill or similar legislation for
tho relief of disabled veterans
Don't let amy more disabled men
die cursing their country that mes
sage said.
Yesterdays message telling Of the
award OF BEGINNERS claim said: =,
Il trust this action may Immediate;
ly benefit and conduce materially, to
the alienation OF his condition.
Il was from the White House.
Some schools OF mackerci are hall
a mile wide and twenty miles long
and are estimated to contain one mil
| lien barrels OF fish
, 1921-08-02

the press and public to make known
as widely as possible the real obli-
cation taken by all knights of Col
umbus:
II swear to support h consti-
tuition of the United States. I pledge
myself. as n citizen and Knight of
Columbus to enlighten myself fully
on my duties as a citizen and to
conscientiously perform such duties
entirely in the interest OF my coun-
try and regardless of all personal
consequences. L pledge myself to
do all in my power to preserve the
integrity and purity OF the ballot
and to promote reverence and re-
spect for law and order. 1 promise
to practice my religion openly and
consistently. but without o%stenta-
ton. and TO so conduct myself in
public affairs as TO reflect nothing
but credit upon our holy church to
the n that sho may flourish and
our country prosper to the greater
honor and glory o. Ccd."
Two first edition copies of Bunyan'.
Progress" have just beer
sold IN for ain mn
, 1921-08-02
ATH STILLS VOICE Of CARUS0. NOTED SINCE
Death Strikes Sorrow to All World

The late Enrico Ca
russo greatest singer
Of all time. whose
death today al Ma
pies. whcrs he was
supposed TO be con
valeseinE from n Sc
ious Illness which de
velopod last winter.
shocked the music
Iovirg world This
picture shows him
looking out over the
Bay Of Naples Steady
improvement report
ed in his condition
after going TO Itaiy Is
reflected in this
photograph. Inc first
to reach America
since his arrival at
Sorrento. II was
taken at his hotel.
Sudden illness which
required an opera
ton brought about
his death. which oc-
CURED in his native
land. as he had often
desired. Caruso ex.
pected to be fully re-
stored to normal
health by fall and
had planned another
trip to America to
sing at the Metropol-
iian opera In New
York.
, 1921-08-02
French ReneU
Relation With
Vatican, Report

PARIS. Aug. e-Resumption Of
diplomatic relations between France
and the vatican have been formally
effected by the arrival in this city
from Rome OF A~rchbfshop Beneycn-
tura serreti, who will ac, as pspal
nuncio here.
Diplomatic relations between France
and the Holy Sec were interrupted in
1905. The trouble arose when the
French chamber of deputies in 1901
passed a bin 10 limit h powers of
religious associations in France. de-.
spite the protest OF Pope Leo NH.
, 1921-08-02

tives said they too had searched
Jaurez. and arc watching all incom.
Ing trains and guarding both inter.
national bridges.
The states attorneys office today
charged there was a plot under way
to cover up the financial operations
OF Spurgin. 1t was found that the
books of the Warren OIL company, a
Spurgin CONCERN are missing.
~ the same time it was discov-
cred that spurgln had ordered an au'
tomobile shipped from ouray, Colo,
where he has mining INTERESTS 70
Is bes-s used in an effort to trace
his tight.
, 1921-08-02
Jdps Protesting
Chinese Labor

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-wilmct
Chiffon. delegate from the Honolulu
Central Labor council testified 80
DAY beftre the house Immigration
committee that Japanese in Homo
lulu had contributed $500 to pay his
expenses n those of another, labor
leader to protest here againstgs reso-
luton which would permit Chinese
oolie TO enter Hawaii empor arily
to relieve the labor shortage.
, 1921-08-02
26 INDICTED FOR THEFT
OF MILLIONS ARRESTED
Former Private Banker and Examiner
Head Ring Accused of Robberies
Amount to Over $780, 900

CHICAGO, Aug. Further arrests were awaited today
in the federal roundup of 26 persons secretly indicted with
John W.. Worthington and Owen T. Evans on charges in
connection with mail robberies aggregating S ,500,0OO.A :
Worthington, a former private banker who figured in a
number of sensational financial cases, and Evans, a former
, 1921-08-02
CASE OF BLACK SOX CLAN
GOES TO JURY LATE TODAY
State Makes Final Plea for Conviction OF
Players Following Arguments of
Defense Concluded This Morning

CHICAGO Aug. 2-Closing arguments by the defense in
the baseball trial were finished today and the state began its
final plea.
Whether the case would get to the jury today depended
upon the speed with which Judge Hugo Friend could pre-
pare his instructions. Indications were that the Jury would
, 1921-08-02

bank examiner. operated the, Central
Securities company which the district
attorney charges was the clearing
house for stocks n bonds taken in
robberies.
band which the federal authorities
, 1921-08-02
War on Booze Runners Oft East Coast Is
Continued With Ship Seizure by.
Federal SIeuths Monday

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-The schooner Henry L Marshall
with. a cargo of liquor was taken into custody late last night
four miles off the coast by the coast guard cutter Senaca and
brought here today. The schooner was flying tie British
flag, but advices from the Senaca said there were no papers
showing transfer to British registry.
, 1921-08-02
BANK
HEAD CAUGHT
NEAR BORDER
Unconfirmed Report From Ell Paso Says
Captors Await Assurance of Reward;
Chicago Examiner Gets Inquiries

ELPASo. Aug. 2ZAnnouneement was made at detective
headquarters today that the arrest of Warren c. Spurgin,
nissing president of the Michigan Avenue Trust company
Of Chicago, had occurred ON the American side of the border
near Maria, Texas.
: Local officers claim to know Spurgin,s whereabout.. hut
, 1921-08-02
MEEK y MIGHTY
A

when he lay stricken. CALAMITY
fighting against a death that seemed
only hours away, ever expressing the
hope that he might be spared until he
could return to the soil that gave him
birth, the meek and tho mighty OF
every land prayed hat the great tenor
would be spared to them and to art
a little while longer.
Princes sent messages OF sympathy
and hope TO his bedside from every
country tina. knew a cable station or
L wireless plant. In New York push
cart peddlers as well ms business bar
ons and leaders of society eagerly
bought newspapers hour BIZ hour C
earn how Carlisc's. c~oursseous fishl
lwaz progressing.
To the hotel suite where he wa SUI
Lierins from ono operation after an
| other there went exquisite bouquet.
from florists shops and aiso simple
garlands that expressed the love and
admiration from the poor.
On and off the stase Caruso always
was cheerful. Ills gaiety in respond
Ing TO curtain calls. his gracious bows
and unexpected tricks, his inexhaustl.
BILE energy aroused an admiration that
knew no boundaries. creeds or birth.
His joy was in singing.
II promise you that when ] go to
Heaven I shall sing forever" he told
an audience at the Friars club five
years ago.
, 1921-08-02

registers rs gross IONS and her home
port is Gloucester. Mass. She carrier
an auxiliary gasoline engine
Recent reports from Atlantic City
, 1921-08-02
CHRISTMAS EVE
AUDIENCE

Two days before Christmas he lay
in bed. his chest under treatment for
"intcrcostsl neuralgia but the Christ
mas Eve audience for La Juiver was
not denied the joy OF hearing him. for
he left his sick room and sang the
role of "Eleazar.''
Christmas he spent in bed and the
next day came word that pleurisy had
attacked him.
To the superstitious it seemed as II
the very heavens today mourned the
tencr's loss for scarcely had there ap.
peared on the streets the first extras
telling of his death. the day became
dark MS night.
Great clouds heavy with rain dropped
Continued on Page ~. ,
, 1921-08-02
REWARD This Morning, Case
Now in Hands of Maker,"I Is Retort
Received From Legion Head

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. 2-George Boehmcr, a former
soldier of the seth (Wildcat) division, waited two years for
the war risk bureau to adjust his claim for compensation.
The award was made ycsterday-eight hours after Boehmer
died of tuberculosis. -
William G. MeCauley, state commander of the American
, 1921-08-02
BURDENS OF GREAT
GIFT WERE LARGE.

Sometimes the possession OF a voice
hat thousands considered the most
perfect ever given to a man. palled
upon the great tenor, n he would
express a regret hat he could not be
just an ordinary somebody.
The burdens OF my gift are greater
than the rewards" he would say.
Trouble seemed ever to follow him,
Yet he kept cheerful and undismayed.
In June 1920. hia country home was
robbed of thousands OF dollars in jew
els and In the same week a bomb
was set off in the National heater at
Havana just before his appearance.
Last December a disheartening Sc
ries Of mishaps preceded the illness
which led to his death.
, 1921-08-02

At
nhia game postponed; rain.
At New York-Cieveland-N New York
game postponed; rain.
, 1921-08-02

Tho schooner was taken IN tow TO
quarantine and Z guard placed on
board.
Tie schooner. listed as a fisherman.
, 1921-08-02

Cleveland pulled Oft a great pro-
gram of athletic sports in connection
with its 1c5th birthday celebration.
, 1921-08-02
Music Lop World
Shocked by News;
Desire to Die in
Italy Is Fulfilled
NAPLES, Aug. 2.E(By The
Associated Press-)- Enricc
Caruso, world-famous teno
died here today.

The condition OF tho sinEer-y
had been considered s~atisfaetoy
I'll recently. became grave yey
p~eritonitls developing and am op
GRAFTON being considered nece
From the beginning of his resapsc,
however. there was serious concern
over the and last night his
life was despaired Of. During the
night the condition OF the patient
grew worse steadily and the career
Of the great artist came to an end
with his death at an cary hour this
morning.
II was $50 O'Clock that hope for
the singer was virtually abandoned.
A sinking spell set in at tina hour
and caruso died shortly afterward-
NEW YORK, Aug. THE death
OF Enrico Caruso beneath the skies
OF his own Italy today caused sorrow
on every highway int byway of New
York.
Here he was loved by all: tho poor
OF East Side tenementsF the wealthy
Of Fifth avenue. the countless mum.
bers who filled the seats OF h Metro
politan opera house whenever the in.
comparable tenor SAM
street sweepers stopped their work
to humble a prsye for the departed
,cnor. tho cultured iamcnted the loss
to art OF one Of its most cherished pos.
sessions. They felt the loss was not
only Americas but the worlds. For
caruso's superb tones have enraptur.
ed audience the world around. .
The homage paid him was never
better realized than when his voice
was sileneed during his long lines,
last winter.
, 1921-08-02

CHICAGO. Aug. Bonds of the
Sinclair Oil company. which recently
disappeared in e York and securis
ties missing since the Toledo and
Dearborn station. chicaso mail rot
berries. were found today. among the
otfects Of the Genital Securities com
pany. whose leaders, John w. Worth
ingtcn and Owen T. Evans were ar
rested here yesterday, according TO an
ncuncement OF federal officials.
, 1921-08-02

Legion, sent this retort to Washing
tom:
-Boehmer received his reward this
, 1921-08-02

seek to break up were listed as fol
lows:
100000 at Pullman, H., August 20
1920. X
$3.50. 900 at Dearborn street station
Chicago. April G. 1921.
$4,000 at Chicago venue posta'
station in Chicago, March 4, 1921.
ss1e, COO at Mount Vernon ~. Jan
uary IA. 1891.
100000 at roccoa, Ca. September
10. 1920.
$4,000. 900 at Council Bluffs, Iowa
November IL. 1920.
$4,000 at Minneapolis. Mimi, De
cember 3. 1920.
$4,000 at c~cntcrviric. Iowa. March
90. 1921.
IT. was also announced hal the re
cent disappearance of $4,000 900 worth
of Sinclair oil stock in New York
might be connected up with tho or
g~anization.
In several OF these cases. notabl,
from the Council Bluffs and Mount
Vernon robbcries. actual participant.
in the crimes have been convicted ant
sent to penitentiaries.
-Worthington. in jail at waukegar
on the specific charge of having al
tered government notes in his pos
session. denied the charges.
II know nothing bou alteret
notes. Liberty bonds or fake revenu,
stamps" he declared.
worthington several times has beer
arrested on charges OF fraud and re
ceiying stolen property but polio,
usually nave collapsed in court
His resourcefulness in obtaining larg,
sums of money and securities soor
after bankruptcy OF ncar bankruptcy
have long been the marvel of his ac
-quaintances.
, 1921-08-02
Congress May
Be Asked To
Punch" Clock

WASHINGTON, Aug. MEM
bcrs Of the senate and house virtu.
ally would be required to punch the
clock under n bill introduced in the
house yesterday by Representative
kissel, Republican, New York.
As n result Of the difficulty Of
obtaining a house quorum, with so
many members eager to get away
for the dog days. Mr.. kissel pro
posed that salaries be doubled. with
heavy daily fines for senator's and
representatives falling to show up
for a double daily roll call Z.
at the start and close Of every ses-
sion.
The man absent without leave for
N day Of a legislative week would
lose his weeks pay. For a fffty-day
session the penalty for a days
leave would be $500. with n fine of
$3.50 a day for n session lasting 100
days.
, 1921-08-02
BALL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Chicaso-Boston Chicago game
postponed; rain. Doublcheader tomor-
row.
At Observation-Disclosures Pitts
burgh game postponed; wet grounds.
, 1921-08-02

started away, while Musgrove went
TO Mulberry for assistance. Mean
while an automobile party met
Hughes staggering naked along the
highway. his body covered with
bruises.
Hugbts declared that the men tied
him 10 n post and beat him with
straps. No motive for the beating
Is known.
What will be the largest wircics.
station In the world Is to be erected
at Shanghai 4
, 1921-08-02
AMERICAN. LEAGUE

At Boston-tFirst GameHR. II. T..
st. Louis o go ss.-s Il
Boston $3.50 0 os0 03OE5 IL J.
Batteries-yan Glider, kolp. Bayne
and SEVERED; Jones. karr. Thormah-
len and Ruei.
At Boston-Second Game
st. Louis 200 COS 90
Boston ----- 600 900 10
81 Washington
Detroit --- 0I0
Washington - 0i0
, 1921-08-02

Two first edition copies of Bunyan's
Pilgrims Progress have just been
sold IL London. for $4,000
, 1921-08-02

morning. Case in the hands of
his maker,
1t was Bochmer to whom Mccauley