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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14
&c llidse Ends Vacation
Z he Associated Press.1

LEV LIE, Feb. IA Coolidge has
BIZ vacation here and planned
aFe ate today for Northampton.
to remain until the inaugura-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14
BY JACK RoYLE


MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Feb IA On
the photographic charts of the Allan
tie coast is broad dotted section
marked Grand Bahama Banks
There has always been money fl those
banks, but never have they yielded
better profit than since January IS,
1919. From the days or Sjr Francis
Drake Sir EdWard Morgan, and the
bussanecrs. past the times og Tcucb.
Blackbird, Caesar and the pirates OF
the Caribbean TO the gun running
days of Dynamite johnny O'Bricu.
those coral islets. Gays and reefs have
yielded treasure, Today they shelter
the secrets OF the rum runners. deal
ers in liquid gold and Grg. products of
Scotch distuleries and Cuban cane
fields. For the center of Che supply
and the great distributing point for
much of the liquor hivh is reaching
the United States is among the Gays
of the Grand Bahama Banks
Fifty Miles From Florida
Gun Cay is the rum runners rcudcz-
vouS Port Boyal, the old pirate r1p.
ital, in the palmiest days never piled q
more profitable trade in Spanish trca
ure snatched from suukeu gaIlroa~
This liquor distributing center is
coral island little moro than a milo
long and 100 yards wide
Less than fifty miles eff the FLORIDA
coast, its low living rocks would bc
undistinguishabie to the laBdsmau
from any distance were il moi for "a
squat red lighthouse which marks tia,
channel in the reef Approaching it
from the Florida side it seems de-
serted. for its one house faces the
broad Atlantic to the eastward Soon.
however. the tips of slender topmast-
show above the green palms and un-
degbrush. and as the qu ting vessel
swings past the narrow barrier ia tAe
reef with the SURF breakin, lose 10
port and stalbodrd. the rum runners
fleet is revealed at anchor
Case Goods Galore
Seldom are there less than ten or
dozen craft swinging lazily with. the
tide Schooners, sloops. yawls and
motor craft there are. and sometimes
a dingy steam tramp with smoke curl
ing slowly from her funnel shows taat
shipments direct from the banks at
Thames and Clyde are not lacking.
The decks OF many are pIiet n.gn sl.h
cases bearing names pe ls taH iiar
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14
Return With Gnld

They come and they 90. none knows
whence or whittier But they bring
good gold with them and take good
Scotch away. Sooner or later their
eaFgoes are SOLD oy stealth II ports
from Baltimore to Galveston. Florida
alone 1as l2"n pilss ut Cosrt line
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lnlEMAND IN
THREAT WITHDRAW
From THE LEAGUE
. nassrn ational News serv,oe

.fAHla slsHai news SerVice.l
1.s. FEB. A. Switzerland
4sa day 10 withdraw from the
~, = 'atlons if the alhes insist
& AZ 'und Tor the Wilma plebis-
~ sylng fee passage over
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14

Ii Guu Cay Is peaceful ana lazy
during the day it is active It night.
it is SAID. With dusk silent craft @ith
porthoie~ covered and cAhausi7 muf-
fled. Slide n the direction of The sqult
lighthouse. It Is equally breach
of etiquette and equally dangerous to-
inquire Too closely into the identify
and destination Of these ships without
lights aS jt Was 90 make searching iu-
qairies Of strangers in Leadyille in
the 60'-
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with hidden harbors galore. And
there are less than score Of prohobl-
ton enforcement officers to watch
this coast
II Gun Cay is the wholesale center
OF the business of the bahama Banks
Bemini is the social capital. Il also
IS a beautiful tropical island less Than
forty-iive miles from Miami Beach
Game fish surround IT, but alI the
sharks are not in the waters. Il is
readily reached either by water OF air.
for flying boats make ife Garbor their
landing place daily
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14

IHe senIlmcnt N L0ndon IS Tor
Americas cancelling her British in
deh'ednes5 if Britain cancels the loans
ta her allies Britain has loaned
tnsse allies over sS.O00,c0O 009 in these
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-10-13
CITY NEWS ITEMS

- - -
Mrs. A. R. Hultgren. who has spent
the past week in Minneapolis return
ed home Saturday.
Gold Medal, Starbuck Best Patent
and Gem flour at Albert Dahlem's. ad
Mrs. L. w. Randall spent several
days last week in St. Joseph visiting
with Mrs. Henry Botz.
The Zion Lutheran ladies' aid will
meet with Mrs. Will Botz Thursday
afternoon, October 20. Everybody
welcome. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Austin of Glen
coe were week end visitors of their
son, H. T. Austin, and family.
Harold Reilly, who is attending the
local high school, spent the week end
with his parents near Westport.
Nice eating apples in good supply
at A. Dahlem' s.-adv sJ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Flannighen and
Miss Bessie Birkhoffer of Alexandria
were Sank Centre visitors Tuesday.
Miss Clara Bell Russell of the Sem
Tor High School faculty, spent the the
week end with friends in Minneapolis.
Miss Edna johnson of Long Prai-
RE was 8 week end visitor of Miss
Susie Dreckes fof the First National
Bank. s&'fpS"@>, -.
SMALL POTATOES WE ARE
SELLING AT Csc PER .CWT.
PARKER & CASS.i adv
Miss Hazel Norquist Of the Junior
high school faculty was called to
Minneapolis Thursday evening be-
cause of the death Of girl friend.
Miss Rita Bergman who is at
tending St. Benedict's college at ST..
Joseph, spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Borg
mann. 5
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-10-13

Mrs. S. Halverson. There were six
of the Halverson brothers home over
: the week end. Mr.. Halverson re-
turned home Tuesday.
Bargains in young mems coats and
vests, sizes SO, "a, 35, and So. To
close out prices at $3.4S at A. Dab
lem's.. adv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-28
VIEW PREMIER 0F JAPAN
IS 4 SEA OFFICER

seoul. Korea. July 2s AdmirAl
salio the governor general of Korea
salaod ~ here as a lihslY successor
o Premier ltarss % the head q
iapans next Cabinet
Governor saifo IL REGARDED NJ al
aabereni ~ ne selyukat or damlnanl
aollsisal party a Jaean. and hss
friends hold thai bis successful reoord
In Korea makes him flltiag candi.
data
The police say thas conditions are
9nles throughout sAe fenlnvuia From
other sources II IL gathered that there
p considerable suppressed alacontenl
smcug Koreans over police NE hods
ahlch are sfill considered Irritating
MANY changes have recently beer
made among The minor officials and
,s "a believed that thSse changes have
heeu made 10 aoothe popuiar irrtA.
tion.
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WHO rs WORKING
=. HARD? =.

An American manufacturer,
just returned from a tour abroad,
declares that.
Germany is the only European
country that is working 70 any
extent. Practically the rest Of
them are loafing. They want the
United States to give them more
money SO they can go out and
play some more. England needs
a Wellington, France Napoleon,
and Italy a Garibaldi TO make
them go back TO work. "
1t Is not altogether certain that
Americans are in position TO
remind Europeans OF the virtue
of labor. Few sections of the
country are working hard enough
TO hurt them. The inclination is
still noticeable TO waste time in
mourning over the industrial de-
preston, to wrangle over prices,
to jaw over wages. 10 call on
congress for miracles that viii
relieve business. agriculture, the
shipping industry and the export
trade. The unemployment fig
ures run into millions. And the
Summer resorts flourish with
their customary prosperity, the
golf links are as crowded as ever
they have been. the habit of
dropping work and holding five
hour conferences is as marked
and az amusing il was in the
business world at the beginning
Of the war.
The affairs Of men were knock
ed into cooked hat by the great
struggle. They have nowhere
been put back into order. The
custom Of working was one II
took long to acquire. Men are
still too close to their easy going
savage ancestry TO love industry
for lis own sake. And when the
practice Of industry was upset
time was required TO restore il.
II NAV be that Germany is toll
ing harder than any other
European country. But no conn
try, we may suspect. is doing
anywhere near what it can do to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-28
PERSON OF
X. SOCIETY 4.

Mrs Gerald fs'sperslA and children
are visiting Ia oklahoma city
w NJ
Nj Rowland rflee went 20 knia
yesterday on . business 'fip
a " w.
Nr y II. Wrlfhi II cashloa SOP
ped az here Yesterday oa his Nay
home from chleagn
~ y
Mrs Gerald Stevens arrived yes
,efaay from Nevada Mo. 20 be ihe
cues. oi her parents Mr and Mrs
Keller ~ the clly
y E
Miss Ruby Douglass and Miss Leila
Jones viii entertain sa,h showes
Thursday .senlny IA al" Douglass
home sor Mrs chaa l'lchard nee
Ruth Mlllard.
e. q
Mr and Mira, a hccfeigh, ~
Oklahoma Cny werv here yrhtrrdAs
visiting Mrs Mcfrelghts sister, Mrs
Herman Garnctt
Mx y
tiias Louise tslarer vili be tho
~eek end rness u Mrs Vivian Coot-
~ IA Oklahoma CITY
~ N VI
Dr II q iIlraeM Spcnt yesterday
n oklahoma cry
NJ N -
Mr. and Mrs VI 4. uaye have Fpn"
10 Arkansaa Tor weeks siui'
Mr. frank Gresham "a in New Or
leans on business.
X " n
Mrs Van Hron aud daughter Ellen
are spending TIE day ia oklahoma
city.
n M
Mrs Emii iirschi will arrive home
today from eix weeAs Visit With
relatives IN ST Louis
n y y
Miss Nayme Oliver wili 90 to CAT
fornia 10 SPEND me remainder of the
summer
" ~ "
Mrs. Henry lAon and li.iie son ri
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4 n 4 Xxx n xKXH y Us J

NM NAE xESS %xx a
To The People OF Guthrie
We wish 20 express our heartfelt
thanks for the sympathy and Kind
ness shown Va by our many friends
through this time az sadness. Va
realize and appreciate the many true
hearts in Cmhrle. and that the maj
GRITTY ct our citizenship IA compose I
Of kind hearted and true feliowmea
but We deplore the fact that such an
&C, shouid be committed among Us
rs that Which took away the life of
our loved one. and cannot help bur
feel that il was through The neglect
OF those in charge of our citye
safety that this dassarday crime
was committed.
We wants the true citizenship ot
Guthrie 10 know that IL was through
the failure OF the ones who We
pay sairies 20 keep crime from
among us. 10 provide ample means
20 this end. And that they failed 10
answer the call for protection az of
flcers OF the law should. and that we
are informed by responsible people
that Il was at ienst SO minutes be
fore they responded 70 tss urgent
call sent them notwithstanding it
was only Z blocks from the city hall
20 where this crime was committed.
II Is the duty of Guthrie TO see
that such men arc not IN charge of
our city. We all know how. and by
whom this man was elected and
should therefore unite to remove this
smear from the fair name OF Guthrie.
The county officers: We wfsh
10 extend our appreciation OF
the effort that has gone out from tho
sheriffs office and realize that they
are making every effort TO bring 70
Justice the murderer of our loved
one. Respectfully G. L. Eagle ADV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-28
ITALIAN SHIP LINES
FIND LITTLE BUSINESS
TO Divert Ships Into Other
Countries Than the United
States. II Il
Said

neme July ~ l'Aiian navigation
ilnea petwrea lsals asa AmgtisA are
haslns S,sa attieulp ID tnalag baa
neAA Cor shelr laers Al ihe presvai
momens due 10 thA cnaesmvns n 'hs
,resens American lmmssra'Ivn law
r. meet he aitflralsiea sAe Navas
sasspc uencrals llsllana liae han
alrrtsed par' ~ their shlps Into a
ueN Italian Canadian service
This y ne flrss italian lsae thAs
has been e.tahlishea isween Italy
aDd Canada The ether aseamnhla
companies AFn also occupied GA thp
aohinm of flndlne oher fleiaa fog
iAr sarplna Italian population u u
expected thai one ar l~o aare ITALIAN
companies wil eummrnee salllns a
ganada dlser'las their pressns Mas
York service ~ thai rffes,
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VI Rsso are sAs guests q uFs part
Tsya
= "
usas uxy lnekles Asa NJ Rnf
NieAnls ot rasns~. oAlAhoxs wrse
maffseA "Wednesday sveasnx At tas
Methodist rarsaasse ~ Rev loAn 4
callan
" sesiey rAhey arrived Yesterday
IL he ~tsh hls mother $40 a lli
~ ~ w
Nf and Mrs Aanlph thieatlak have
"a gh~lr enes.e Ne sna Mrs. q d
Ssesars and ehilaren ~ Rolls. M
Nrs stewart VIII he rememhervd -
Aiss tless kyser
w y w
Mr ans Mrs Charlie rNsYe anr
.amilr al leave nsst &rek fer rAgs.
gognla where they wal mAke tAesr
future hame
n n NJ
Msas Grace iiillAs ~ Aurora. Web
faskA IL the guest ef ~ ata MFa
Carl falrnela
r Y y
The nalltefs CfAsa II thn FirFi y
" church viii meet sta Mrs.
saawhlln on rysAay ~ swo lAirty
" a "
Mrs. jack ilnfnar aHA Mrs A a.
Evans have re.nYasa fsnm visit .
oAlshnma fliy
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when dramatic pictures woald "
made without slnaiu aat@sltutr. he
would undoubtedly ne eensid1fei
ultheF a throrsaf or a dreamer. ana
,es Anrh a dream haa heen aeeam-
pished 10 THE 1oafaey's Fud E
There Il not slnela sabsisie Ia lss
rxcep, ona newspaper Insert and two
letters. and yet ths artlou q crystal
clear Thia fent has b@ea aseam
illshea BY iutalllgen, consgmeilaN.
more Intelligent dlrssvioa. and skHls
tul acting
The Joruneys End Il a master
piece. no natter from whieh ansia
n IL viewed Tho lnteress ~ a..
apeetaior "a 20 aroused that he ~
comes participant IN tho unfo4de 1
drama. ho feels ne aortuws ~ tha
characters a. intensely a. shr char
aesern themselves feel .hem sai
when the trials ot these ehauciefs
sre over. he Fwlolees ~qaally a. sal
And this "A not at tha Asary u
40 different. that u nhcvis pFnye !
Fell"f 20 shw picture aner who hA-
besn hoFed By sa murh samenaW
This picinre vii be aho~n ~ The
roilara Sunday fof The rFaf tlme ~
the ttafe.
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FHrL cAprlvns HOOVER
afpIlEs 70 nussiAs eLTA

Wnahlualsn. Jalg s. n lipe wtgg
the aHnoanfrins that she l'nifso
States government sopfa rsautfA e.,
release 81 Americans hosa erssanet
IN Rua=la hsfare aaY rvllaf far
famine saffsfsss wosad ~ forthenm ].
inS HeeFstary ~ Commerce tIerheet
Ifooyer. who n alao chairman Of sbe
'Ain@iesa Heiief Administration ~
ray aispatched 10 Maxim eiorby. 4
refrovrad. ssatemsn, of America )
poAlffcn.
Chairman llosyer sad that tsf
Rntslan authotitles also ron 4 kAYf
10 give assurances thai American ~
lief workers viii not he lntsrferreI
with In any way IN their eharltabtss
work. and the hearty co.opeFatlon
Of lha Russian people must be pledx.
ID before the American organization
ran entrr upon the work Of assisting
the stricken children Of thar country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-28
YANKEE SAILORS HUG
NORWAY GIRLS; CRITICIZED
Too Violent Love-Making By
Our Boys Brings Protest
From Press of
Norway
Fields

Christiana. Norway, July Is The
officers Of the American battleship
squadron which recently paid a two
weeks visit 10 theis port were very
popular and we're entertained private
ly In Norwegian homes but the lead :
ing newspapers OF the city criticised
severely the conduct OF some OF the
sailors while on shore leave.
The squadron was composed OF the
Kansas. Michigan. Connecticut. South
Carolina and Minnesota. under the
command OF Rear Admiral Hughes.
The christiana newspapers lnb-
lished several articles protesting be-
cause the American sailors made too
violent love 10 the Norwegian girls
while riding abou. the city in taxi
cabs. asserting that the sailors
squeezed and husged them in
public.
One Of Norway's prominent clergy
men wrote a protest 70 the After
pos,en charging that the conduct OF
some Of the American sailors was ''an
Insult 20 the city and a disgrace 70
the American nation. He urged Ad.
mirsl Hughes TO put q stop TO T.
Some parents sent letters to the
newspapers urging the Norwegian
authorities 20 protect the Christians
girls from sssociatiny with the
American sailors.
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A PRINCE SAILS As
CAPTAIN Or SHIP

Copenhagen. July ~ Prince Asel
~ Denmark. who "a a captain In tbs
Danish navy, aud a nephew 81 Queen
Alexandria of ENGLAND. has loiaea
The mercaniile marine FOR the noxs
three years and has just sailed AZ
captain of he big motor ship Asia,
~ the East Asiato company for
San Francisco
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nocroH sflivxa slck
SAILOR nv wtHxleas

Nm~ yark. Iuly s~ wh~a ihe
Nnlled AlAlsn malt lpeg Censsaniai
SsAse refafnsd yesterday frnm be-
siainasn sfip 90 lnndaa amd fseu
Iowaa tapsaia ilaroa A. runnlnx
ham toll how nr " q iFwin taH
shlp's surgeon. relieved ~ saaia
svaiiDy aaffsslnx fsum s.shma ~
ihe American frvixhsar Edxe.ood
liV mil~a assay
Tho MASTER ~ ,he frsiFhsev sent
a tadlo 70 cApsain caaaimsham asf
las one n his efww saa "a STIR
asihma. aad asked far maaieai ad
vice ~ if~in immediately prs
afrsbea BY virelsss ana within lws
hears message n thanks cams
fsom sh~ TsgSwnoa saying taat ths
salfee~r waa greatly rwli~vsd
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they would last two
weeks. l W a =
treated by two doc.
tors without rsliei
and they both said
/ would have 10 have
an operation. had
my trouble fouryears
and was unfit 10 do
anything. and had
given up al hope Of
ever getting any
better. read about
POUR medicine Ia the
=. =. - =. IL a A
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earn its bread hv the sweat Of is
face. Certainly, the United
States il not one ~ them
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Collie dogs are used to herd os.
triches In South Africa, and perform
the work with great ssgacity.
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Ths ehiasse tasi oaw aasd fsf
Feskeeluk fiaanflsi tanfss ssns y
nat esia. hns q me,sared sab q
silver.
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hy MFe ihnllpe aad Mfe. Ramsey
u n M
Sir. Clsde rulxe ana MISS EiiA ",
klnney xefe married Monday eNeas
ing. The reFemauY pAs performed
NJ nevsJoAu A. tsilan ~ lhe Metned
iu Parsonage
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usefulness TOR others Fdsprds
X y Y
pegiard keileps wedding
The wedding ~ Miss Della keiloer.
daughter of Mr aud Mrs waiter kel.
logT. and Mr.. George pollArd, ~
Ardmore soos place "Wednesday even
snk a, the brides home west os tho
city, Caraen flowers were comhiaed
eith fetns ia decorating The stair
~sy. PRECEDING the ceremony Miss
yelmA Harrison sang 4 Love Yau
Truly" Mr. " y keliagg played thN
wedding march, Ferns aud swn.
flowers covered the areAway henea.h
which the bride and groom stool
unattended and pieased shelr voss
- The marriage service Was read hy
Rev John A callan lAgue Aliss
+ bel Lois kellogx ~Aa rinE bearer
travelling suit of navy hlae trleo'ine
waS worn by the bride whose Flowers
were bridal roses and baby breath.
An informai reception 20 close
fgtends and relatives followed the
ceremony and light Refreshments
acre served in the dining rsom where
color. scheme ol pink aud While
was carried on
The table was decorated wlsh
sweet peas and miniature bride and
groom and six Iistio brides maids
Sir and Mrs pollara left on the ten
thirty train for ArimoFe where Mr.
nollard IL associated with tho Apex
Electric Co
The out.of-lown guests we're Mr.
Fred Wake of independence kans
Mr and Mrs. u. y. Wake and son
Damon of Oklahoma City. Nr. and
Mrs. y A. caiyert and swo aans ot
Nowa,a. Oklahoma. Mrs Merle Mason
aud son of Columbus. Kansas, pr.
and Mrs. kellogg of Oklahoma CITY,
Miss Fioronce Hershherger of Henry
etta. Oklahoma and Mrs Chambers
II For Lake. Wisconsin
u " VI
Mr. ana Mrs +. s. Rexroad 40
nounce the engagement OF .helr
daughter. Doris to Mr. Don /. Jacob.
son Of New Haven. Connecticut
Lawn Social
+, A good time was enjoyed by all
at the lawn social given yesterday BY
Mrs = ark and Mira 1tay on the
STARK lawn. Community games we've
conducted by the Misses Smith. Miss
Perdum and Miss Alice Tallman
N " "
Missionary Society
The Presbyterian Women's Foreign
Missionary Society met in morning
session Wednesday. July 25th at the
home OF Mrs Hahn. A good attend
ance and interesting topics made the
meeting an entertaining one. Incl
dent 10 the business session was the
report OF committee for the or
ganixation OF a Westminster Guild
Plans were made for an August
meeting which will be held In con-
junction With the young people Of
the church. After adjournment light
refreshmen.s were served BY the
hostess.
K N x
Picnic
The Kings Heralds OF the First
Methodist church held a picnic yes-
terday in Mineral Wells PARK. A
very enjoyable time was bad BY all
the members. they were ehaperoned
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Asbestos paper vas pspdaesa -
yaafs aN0
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WOMAN AVOIDS.
AN OPERATION
Hope Nearly Gone, but Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Saved Her

Star. N. C.--'sMy monthly spells
gave mr. 70 much trouble. sometimes
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THE JOURNEYS
!. END" :.

II any ono should have maae 4
prediction that tho day would couss
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~ ~ ~
picnic

The Kings Heralds OF the First
Methodist church held a picnic yes
terday In Mineral Wells park. A
very enjoyable time was bad by all
the members, they were ohaperoned
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WAITED sisFl tor sessssi ofties
.nFa. after ssrlembsr isth Win
her canay foapany ~ vas, liar
flnen Asean@
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roo hAT0 70 CLASSIFY

F0rNft 4 surrisnl essa eon alslns
snesfumsas Owasr raa hsys
,ame ~ ealllax ~ FiAa llsast
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-25
A NEWSPAPER ANNIVERSARY


 present telegrams the land and from people of every president who has metropolitan in 25 from nothing to called the greatest the world
 other the record driving behind the rehabha the inspiration The half decades of jour in wYorkci
 adopted slogan All the News gidy adhered this policy that time when the yellow the transtory of the reds eows journalism Easc position n all sensational It has printed compendium O happenings O world
 Times its editorial conflict The Times did find editorial columns O. he wasr
 tremendous credit publishers but reading public
  whms transitory.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-25
THE COCHISE CRIMINAL CODE

Arizona Republican of "A Phoenix rather correctly cauca as Cochse manslaugher vicon James Havert publican properly reached ent might defendant guilty of petty larceny violating regulations"
 Cochse county ur much more enent in murder thief sentence equal more given Jim Haverty
 to lure him to Cochise county before 
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  taking of life. Why?
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  office It is frequent the has thousands of dollars disposal is not he Cochise.
 in that in existence act strangely conditions such