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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
$4,000 VIEW FIRST
MADE-IN RICHMOND
GOODS EXPOSITION

people We're amply protected durIu.;
the week and few. ii any, rcports
nave been made OF thcfts. Several
articles. lost by visitors, have been
turned over to booth owners. who
have turned them over to tho COM
ihittcc. and most of these have been
identified. it is declared.
Firemen. ever aware OF the fire
hazard. have also been active. and
Saicf JoyneS has had a squad of men
on duty r,acN,ally every minute OF
the time. No paper was allowed on
the moor. and exits were kept clear
At all times. so that anyone wishing
70 leave the building quickly. could
easily do so.
Merchants ana manufacturers ycs-
tcrday stated that they believe the
exposition will be made an annual M.
'"'f' ana that the present sentiment.
which has been crentSIl i'm favor or
H. VIII be so great that the cxpo-
sitioh noNt year will bc double tho
size of the present one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
MRS. ELIZABETH GRAVES
IS DEAD At HER HOME
Funeral Services VIII BE Conducted
This Afternoon From Resi-
dcnco Mt $3.50.

Mrs. Elizabeth Graves. wife or
George w. Graves. died after n long
illness yesterday morning at 4:3O
o'clock. at her home. 22l South Bel
Videre. Funeral services Will be
conducted tomorrow afternoon at
$50 O'Clock from the home. Rev. J.
+. Eibble. officiating, assisted by Rev.
w. u. Smith. or st. Marks.
Besidcs her husband she is sur
fiFod by four children: two sons.
George l.. ana w. j. Graves; two
daughters. Miss Bertha Graves and
Mrs. Grace Gasscr and a SON in-law.
Lewis dasscr: also four grandchil-
dren.
honorary pallbcarers will he: Col
i.skoy Hodges. HIM Montague. c. w.
Morris. l.. II. Drew. and J. w. Brock
we'll Active pnllbearcrs will be:
captain Fred Lamp, CAPTAIN + r..
Iuiien Horace " r!Sl:;. Charles Dunn
prick, Paul pullen, Vivian Mct,annou.
jesse Nunnally, L. II. Euhrry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
MOORE EXPLAINS VOTE ON
EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL
Virginia Representative Says Farm
crs of Country Will &c Greatly
Benefited By Measure.
CONFIDENT OF ITS PAssAGE
Asserts Agricultural interests Now
Are in MS Serious Condition rs
When Resolution Was Passed in
December.
,spccia,.o Tao Times-Disp,tch. !

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
HSSttiSGTGN. Feb. a6.--RcprcSen-
tative y. Walton Moore, Of Virginia
In :, brief speech in the House today,
exclaimed Why he .eit called upon to
cast his vote for the farmers tariff
legislation. lie said that in view OF
H." original vote for the bill he could
not afford to vote against the amend
g! measure when il promised some
relief FOR the farming interests OF
the country. Ills remarks today in
part are IS follows:
The condition OF the agricultural
interests Is as serious now as when
tho House passed the emergency
tariff bill in Dcccmbc-. Ii will Ger
tnirly rcnIin serious for some time
The condition is an emergency con-
dition, due largely To the fact that
agricultural products are being
brought into tho United States and
sold nj an abuormnliy low price.
'rhcrc can Be no doubt that the price
1t which the foreigner sells his wool.
wheat and sugar. for example. is less
ia some eases and n little more in
Other cases than the cost Of produc-
;on.
That is dumping process.
against that process. so far as manu-
featured articles are concerned. tho
House attempted To guard when Ii
passed the an;iaumpins bill in 1919.
without roll call.
Against that process. as | under
stand, England guarded by lcgisla-
;ioD. recently ennctcd or about 10 be
enacted. Why We should not guard
against IL in respect To agricultural
products, is something that l cannot
understand The House hill has been
amended. but not so as TO destroy
the principle involved or materially
affect IT.
Having voted for the House hill.
] should be in IN ndofensjhlc posi-
ton IL declined to yot" for the
hin as amended. !. therefore, have
no hesitation in supporting the bill
As II now stands IT Is a temporary
emergency measure. and 1; is essen
italy an an:iduEpinS measure.
1T does not commit those who sup
port II 10 any permanent tariff doc
irlnc or policy. | know, OF course.
that some Of those who support il
DO 50 with tho hope ana expectation
that il Will not become a law. There
never was 4 time when the agricul-
ground OF cold-bloodcd politicians.
hat | am casting nay vote with the
hope and expectation that the hill
Will go through both houses and viii
receive tho approval OF the prcsi
dent
IF that happens. do not predict
that much relief viii he afforded.
There would be little and. perhaps,
IN the course OF few weeks. no adj
vance OF prices, but. because tho in.
low OF foreign products would he
saved from further Decentralization and
Kept open for American producers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
DENNY FORMALLY CHOSEN
AS SECRETARY OF NAVY

y -7N'F
TER me ranking posts Of the Amer
lean naval establishment. have be-
hind th.rn traditions that associate
them ciosc!y 10 the navy on the
part % Mr.. DENNY these traditions
are personal. for he has served as
2 member Of tho House Naval com.
mii'cc and a. an enlisted man In
war i'mc IN both the navy ana marine
corps Mr.. Roosevelt IL d member
q a family whose name has been ln-
t,fworen for many years with The
history of the Navy Department. II,
vas hs Assistant Secretary or the
ShFy that the first Theodore Roosc-
relt first attracted national a,ten
ton, ana during tho Wilson admin
istration Tho same post has been
h!icd by FRANKLIN y. Roosevelt. a
cousin Of the former President.
Qualifications Discussed.
y Was understood. the discussion
ranged all the way from Sir. 9enby.s
qualifications for the post 10 the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
U. S. MARINES FOUND GUILTY
IN EICARAGUAN PAPER RAID
MARTIAL Sentences Were 10 Two
'@"r Prison Term and Dishon
orablc DisChnryr
~ AsNocIAien 80. /

WASHiNGToN, Feb. "a The
Ih'ied States marines. who recently
AIDED new spaper office at Manasu,
"ic"rHG"a, have been found guilty ~
curt martha! and have boon given
"tH'"hees OF two years ANA d!snouui
""'e discharge, tn" Navy Department
va informed tonight IN ncssag.
rom l.chr-hdmiral Henry y. nryan
'"' men All pleaded gully. tho
MESSAGE raid, AMI were sentenced !,
c!ahonorahle discharge ana connuo.
uent for five years, IN, upon cIem
ICING recommended IS the court,
s"e confinement was reduced in each
case 70 two years.
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- -. . .1IIHcu From First Page.
H'Sht make port without assistance
h"r fnel supply was depicted az =
result OF the storm. The Saco ,.rt
bfemen February 10 for Galveston
Inc City OF Fort Worth. rb,cb
sailed from Brcst January - for Scw
York. and which was reported n CAS-
naity on February Il. was p!cIIcd nm
by the Western Glen and taken in
tow February II. Her position win
hef LOW reported at noon Yesterday
put her about SOC. miles southeast OF
Cape Henry.
No information has been received
indicating the nature OF the mishap
70 the city OF Fort Worth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
LIMITED APPROPRIATION
MAY PREVENT CRUISES
Atlantic and Pacific Fleets Likely
Not to- Make Summer Trips,
ps Planned.
TBy Associated Press. ]

10y 4NsSUCIHETW TVsS.I
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.--Limitcd
appropriations may prevent foreign
cruises of the Atlantic aud Pacific
Fleets this summer. as planned, IL
was said today ut the Navy Depart
mcnt. The department had planned
TO send the Atlantic Fleet down The
east coast of South America and over
TO Capctown. Africa. and tho Pacific
Fleet to Australia. New Zealand ard
the orient.
The cruises were designed TO slim
ulate recruiting. as the navy was
then short of mon. but reduction of
personnel by Congress has left the
service considerably ovorstrnnGth.
and nothing more will he done re-
gardinC the cruises hy ;he present
administration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
SENATE COMMITTEE
REPORTS FAv0RABLY
ON BONUS BILL
CONTINUED From FIRST Page.


Gates. farm and home aid and voca-
tional training.
Senator McCunber. Republican.
North Dakota. liz charge OF the bill.
plans to call 1t up In the senate nj the
first opportunity. probably next week.
Several Senator's gave notice OF
their opposition. and Senator'S Gerry.
Rhode Island. and Jones, New Mexi-
co, Democrats, reserved the right to
offer amendments on tho floor. They
Indicate that they would seek 10
have the bill made Immediately eff
fectivc by Offering amendments to
restore the taxation provisions. SEN
ator Thomas, Democrat. Colorado,
who opposed the bill, expects TO alc
minority report.
Ono OF the amendments added by
the committee provides that all
claims must be filed by July /. i922.
six months before any Of the pro-
visions go into effect. so that the
government may know what pro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27

Fondness for Pool Undoiny.
nero MS fondncss for SHOOTING
poor ana billiards caused him to scei,
q Eaihe win . stranger and, while the
Two Knocked the balls around. Tho
Satchol, with It's fortune, was lori In
y corner, where amy one might have
picked X W and walked away hn1
nc Known OF its contons.
When Constable Draper appeared
ana called the youth by name, he ad
mittcd his identity.
The lad said he took tho bond. -,
the spur OF the moment and WINS ".oro
at he bank" because they had M,
promoted him as rapidly as he de-
sired.
Il read how Judrc Lands had saia
The bankers were partly to blame In
the case OF the Ottawa, ILL.,. hoy named
Cary. who stole nearly 5000. 600" sai,,
Dalton.
the judge said they should have
pai" Cary more, and his case seemed
10 lit me. ! saw the chance to take tho
bonds and decided. on the spur OF tho
moment. Ia try To get away with
them. II doesn't pay. however. and
I'm sorry. I'm sorry, especially for
my mother and sisters. | don't know
what | can do now"
Dalton broke down ana cried when
speaking of his mother. who is Il
widow.
i don't know what / wanted To do
WIN the money" he said. Il just
LOOK notion to 70 off and had an
easy chance TO Get some money, and
l TOOK 1t. j did not lave any par
ticnlnr notion of where | was goiny
pat wanted to get to the South, either
10 Louisiana or Georgia. where
thought there would he less chance or
my being found"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
L. q. T.. LEADERS IN HOUSE
EMPRESS THEIR ANXIETY
Try Associated Press

tfy associated Press
WASHINGTON. Feb. &c. The
thought uppermost in the minds OF
Republican leaders OF tho House In
planning today for the reorganization
meeting Monday night. was that their
! majority might he too big to handle.
By acutnl count the Republican ma :
jority in the new House will be 100.
or moro than three TO ono. and some
leaders expressed anxiety that the
new men who came in with the No
yemher landslide. and who are here
for the meeting. NIGH, want to take
hand IN selecting officers 10 serve
for ths next two years.
The opinion generally was ex-
pressed. however. that Speaker Gill
lett and Representatives Mondcll. Of
Wyoming. the Republican leader.
would be reelected. Their friends
say they will be unopposcd.
Representative knu,son. OF Mime
sofa. Republican whip. expects oppo-
sition.
The all-powerful committee on
committees. which makes assign
hehts TO the various standing com
m!ttees. VIII he named at the CON
ference. and the chances are that
'nost of tho present members will hold
over
The election of steering commit
tee may be deferred
No Important Changes.
Leaders predicted there would he
no important changes In the heads
or tho big committees. and that tho
seniority rule would sim hold. Chair
man l:Sch. Of the Interstate Commerce.
committee. VIII retire. and his place
probabiy Will be taken by Represen-
ia'ive Ninslow. of Massachusetts
ranking Republican member.
\ threatened fight against Chair
man Nolstead. Of the judiciary Com
mi,tec' was said TO have about peter
cd out.
In anticipation OF a cal, hv NJ
Harding for special session Ia h.
GIN about tho first OF April, most OF
the House leaders viii renal, ~
Washington TO have business in share
for the opening
representative Kitchin. OF North
'hr"i'na who Is sintcd for Demo-
CRITIC leader to succeed Champ Clark.
Wh" retires March 4, hopes TO be back
~ harness. FOR the new session. he
ports indicate that he is steadily
gaining his old-timc strength. In
event. Mr. k!tchin should decline 10
assume the heavy burdens which fan
upon Tho office. a tight VIII be made
'of election OF Representative Gar
/ ictt, OF Tennessee.
because OF the small number Of
democrats in tho House. reports have
spread that Democratic representa-
non on committees Will DO rather
sharply reduced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
storms Disnb,c Steamer.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Feb. &c
The Shipping Boards steamer Cam
bridge limped into Hampton Roads
last night with II tale Of being dis
abled by severe storms and towcd
to safety by the American steamer
Saltwater. The saltwater found the
Cambridge disabled ut sea, took her
in tow and the crews or the two ships
effected necessary engine repairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
steamer Reports Lost rropellrr.

BOSTON, Feb. 26.-Propcllcr loss
was reported by the Shipping Board
steamer Ncnan;um. which sent out 4
distress cali early today. The Vie
torius, another Shipping Board steam
or. took her in tow FOR Baltimore.
The Nonantum was east OF the Vir-
sin!a capcs, in latitude 34.o7. lonsi-
tudc 53.O6, bound from Barcelona and
Lisbon for Norfolk.
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BANK OFFICIALS INCLINED TO
Bfi LI:NIENT WITH yoITIy
my Associnted rrnss

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Feb. 2t.--The youth
on thursday night drove up to a gar
age IN Waukcgan. North shore sub
urD OF Chicago, ana asked to leave
ms automobile all night. lie then
went down tho street to tho Saliva
ton Army Hotel ana asked to be nj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
vessel Ashore or Fire Island.

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.--Tho United
States Shipping Board steamship Ten
arkana, from Bremen to New York.
reported by wireless at o'clock this
morning that she was ashore At n
point eighteen miles west OF Fire
Island. The coasi-guard cutters
Gresham and Merritt and tug Were
sent to her assistance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
sigh, Abandoned schooner.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 26.--Thc
steamer Lee Bridge, arriving here to-
day. reported having sighted an aban-
doned schooner off the Virginia capes
The dcrelict is only three feet above
water. and is declared n menace TO
navigation. being directly in The path
OF coastwiSc shipping.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
Find rlonting-Gcrmnn Min.

NORFOLK, VA. Feb: cs-A noat-
ing German mine six feet long ana
two feet in diameter was today re-
ported In latitude 3l.lo north. longi-
tnde diiO west. 90 miles Off the vlr-
stnia coast. by the steamer Lee
Bridge. Tho mine is covered with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 3G.-Misslng
naval coal barge No. ASS. recently lost
1T sea. was reported today as having
been sighted sixty miles off the vIr-
ginia Capcs with one light burning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27

FOR kENT---Pou!try house ana IN,
SDuth Richmond. Wnl accon,i'.1sS. ~
fowl Cal! MADISON 5le7-I ~
WE have Hroai, Maiu ana side .t,.a,
stores for !"nt. borden u. stray. ~
!ui. Eaa, Main. 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27

There advertise are ,ick.6 .
rAndom from the class.HcA ilonn 80
ere duplicated on the Want Al psy
6ss other advertisements there tocay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27

marine growth and hardly discern
ibic Mt \ short distance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
II -YEAR.0LD BANK CLERK,
WHO STOLE S772,oOO IN J.
LIBERTY BONDS. is IN TOLL S
I'ondness for Pool I,n,Io,,,r
Continued From l'irst pngel

thursday tor lunch throughout his
night until he reached Hcyworth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,,o,,d

DUNG MAN d.4.rts DUa,a .,,.,-...-
vaic family. 10 boarding nous. H. ~;
clhi'y Of z200 block Han0yr- avr,t.
i.onlaYsrd isa 90 cost -Qf,c. Bay i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
Wanting 1t Done and
Getting 1t Done Is Easy.

flna.na he flsh, prrsuu Is sts, m.
directory. VS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMER
HITS SUBMERGED MASS

IIONtlMMcd ErOm Elrst l,nnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27

COUNTRY BOARD. drl!phttYf .s.,...E-.-.
hot water heated bath'us,nlI '' ky
u;rs from depot. rc!eCcaces. Mss sH,j,E
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
For Alderman, Ward No. 9:
r. n. BRASHER
For Police Judge:
j. NJ. ARGO
GWIN WITHDRAWS

F. NJ. Gwin informs us today that
by reason the office of Police Judge
requires quite lot of attention It
will be impossible to remain in the
race. The Judge withdraws and
intends TO farm quite extensively
this year. He expects to put in a
large crop of sweet potatoes and in
tends to go on the market as a ship
per
Squire Gwin had many warm sup
porters for police judge and his ac-
tion in withdrawing is quite dis
appointment to them.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
CRAWLING ROAD AGAIN

The Little Prairie Road District
Commission has been putting a good
deal of attention on the road leading
west from this city toward Bragga-
docio recently, especially that portion
of it which extends from the concrete
portion to Game, or Shutdown, as it
is perhaps more commonly known.
This is graveled surface road,
built about two years ago, and with
in recent months it has shown the
effect of traffic pretty plainly. 1t has
ell, part of which is mixed with silica,
over most OF it's length and will be
good now for several years more OF
the heaviest traffic A comparison OF
the graveled road with the concrete
surfaced portion, shows very favor
able contrast in favor of the gravel,
which is more smooth at all times and
is capable of sustaining just as heavy
traffic in any sort of weather as the
other
With the building of an additional
five miles of gravel road from Game
westward we will have hard surfac-
ed road almost the whole of the way
to Braggadocio. A contract for the
additional five miles is to be let by
the commission on the Gath inst
~ he
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
$10O Reward, $lOD p

The readers of this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there is at Leash
one dreaded dsease that science has
been able to cure IL all It's stages and
that is catarrh Ga:av:h being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutions. treatment. f5apj
Catarrh Medicine is .gi,e7 Internally and
acts thru the Blood ,u :.a Mucous Sur1
faces cf the system !,a:eby destroyins /!
the foundation of IN disease, giving the
patient strength by !iidins up the conf
sutu;icn ana assis'i.is nature in doing its
work. The prop: 0rS have so much
faith il the cuTat powers OF Hail,s
Catarrh TeGiciue ait -hcy offer Ono
Hundred Dollars fo ~ case that /: a.i5
to cur. y1,,...s SEND Ss for o. test.'@aitls;
OHIO. Sod b. all l.. acgigt, ,,r.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
rarncsslnQ rre ~ivcrs.

According to group Of British on
rineers, electric power can he produced
hy 'harnessing the tides Of two rivers ip
Scotland at two-thirds the cost OF that
generated by steam
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
Grlrin of MEnerald fe,e.n

Ireland was first termed the En-
erald Isle" in a poem called erin"
by DR.. brennan. who lived III the lat
ter half of the eighteenth century.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
Try the Herald Job Department.
Alsatian Petroleum Wells.

Alsatian petroleum. wells have beer
worked for $50 years and the deposits
are now the only ones in the world to
he worked by shafts.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
NerX EnnoYifl1.

"Does the ticking of a clock annoy
you at night?' asks an advertisement
Indeed. it does. We are easily an
noyed. Almost any noise will annoy
US, except the alarm.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
DaiIy Thoucilt.

"'There are no estCangementS so IL
lusive. and yet so inSIpcrahlc as those
which arise from subtle liScords in
temperament" w. II. iiai.uch, in Har
per's.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
Indispensable.

Whitney Curl. our town marshal
SAYS bfc bunch of keys is absolutely
indispensable to the equipment of
first class loafer.-Arkansaw Thomas
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24

April 18th, is City Election-it is
TO your interest to vote for the ones
you KNOW will do their duty.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24

Miss Bea Heard OF Cape Girardeau
will visit her friend Miss Carmel
Popham for an indihnita time.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
A Domestic Mystery.

Pete postcards a little problem:
How is it mans wife can haul him
over the Goals when there isn't speck
in the house?'-RoSton Transcript.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24

Mrs Steve Hill left for her home
in Chaffee Tuesday night on a visit
with her parents.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24

Nancy Hall and Portorica yam
seed sweet potatoes, at Buckley's.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
ANNONCEMENT COLUMN

We ere authorized to announce tn
following as candidates for City
office, subject to the action Of tn,
City election, April 5th, 1921:
For Mayor:
JOHN II. WILKS
c. p. WELLS
For Marshall:
w. E. ROBERTSON
c. L. LEELER
c. D. SORRELL
For Alderman. Ward No. /:
:. E. TEASTER
JOHN STuBBS
For Alderman, Ward No. g:
r. n. BRASHER
For Police Judge:
j. VI. ARGO
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24

A man is never so foolish as when
he is wisa in his own conceit.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Warranty deeds recorded in Office
of Recorder during week ending
March %. 1921:
V. s. Sanders. ct al, TO G. r Tay-
lor, in consideration OF $4,000.90.
lot IA, block 2S, original town Of
Hayti.
Frank Slower and wife to Nose Sto-
yer. in consideration OF $500, all the
south west quarter of The Southeast
quarter of 2S-1S-11 East, containing
10 acres more or less Subject TO
deed of trust.
Eddie and Myrtle Young to F. NJ.
Thornell, in consideration of S1T50,
lot 8 and 10, and strip feet wide
off of west side of lot S. block 4, in
Hayti.
w. F. Shelton, Jr., and wife to E,
c. Disbennett and wife in consider
alton of $4,000, lot /, block /, Shell
tons addition to Caruthersville.
w. D. Hudgens and wife to Fred
Morgan. in consideration OF S1.00, lot
Z and S in block 80, Oates First ad-
dition to Hayti
VIM. w Juden and wife 10 w. l.
ODonnelly and Willie E. O'Donnelly,
in consideration Of $I7,0ON.00, the
North half of 12-17-10, and North
half OF Southwest quarter of 12-17-10
G. T. Taylor to Wood Taylor, in
consideration of $1,000 and other
consideration, 1675,03 acres of land
with live stock, tools, seed and crops
on same, subject to deed Of trust
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24
FILIPINO INDEPENDENcE,
BUT NO GUARANTY
(Chicago Tribune.)

(Chicago Tribune.)
We do not blame the Filipino people
or wanting their complete freedom. Il
the natural aspiration of mankind.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24

According to the Bihla there will
be no marriages in heaven. And
that, We presume, precludes the pos
sibility Of family Jars.
The Hayti herald., 1921-03-24

Terrell Ashley and mother 0
Chaffee are in Hayti this week visit
ing friends and relatives.