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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
This Article Reproduced From
MUSICAL COURIER
of Deccmbc
from Musical Couric Extra December 49, 1920, Issue
Of December 18th, 1920

Tie will be listened to attcntiycly, because
kind In general has n respect for honest opinion
The piano trade, like any other line OF business,
has different types OF dealers; merchants
solely because OF the monetary benefits their calling
permit. They not concerned what they
sell much the possible profits repre-
scented by the difference between the and sell
ng price. Then there are piano dealers who would
make poor job OF being tradcspeoplc IL they
would attempt To sell anything but what they could
absolutely believe in. For that reason have
III the piano trade certain number Of dealers
who have handled particular makes OF pianos for
great many years and who could he induced
to change their allegiance long as the quality
they believe in Is maintained. Some dealers are
far more enthusiastic in their belief than others
y in point is that OF the Webb. Piano Company
OF Richmond Va. which recently inserted an ad-
rcrtisemcnt in the Richmond newspapers offering
81 900 in cash for "a better piano than the Bch-
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PRIVATE SETTLES OLD
GRUDGE FOR CAPTAIN
u. II. Fiuk. of Norfolk, beaten by
samuel Herman, of New York.
Who Trniacd fur Affair.

ISNttlhI To INC TimcS- DiSpatch.
NORFOLK. Jan. l.--lnSultS fnncicd.
or real. received two years ago whom
he was 4 private ut Camp Lee. werC
wiped out yesterday Ivy Samuel Ber-
man, IA New York salesman. when he
met ms former company comma ndc T.
II. X. Fink, OF Norfoik. on the street
ANA knocked him twice to the ground
before lie could get up enough speed
Ia escape. AS a result of the affair.
cross warrants were issued for both
mon. charging assault
fcrman, at police headquarters. as
serted that Fink. then Il captain. had
had him transferred to his company
out of revenge. and that he had him
put to all sorts OF diStaStcful tasks
and then came around to Iloat over
him Although considerably smaller
IN height and weight. herman de-
cinr"s nc made VI his mind To take
/, out OF the captains hide" and has
Systematically trained for the event.
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lYNCHBURG WILL ISSUE
100000 IN BONDS
Plan improvements to Srh"nls. Streets
and Water system aud New
City Hall.

LYNCHBURG. Va, Jan. l,-Plans
are being maturcd by the Council of
tho city here for the Insurance OF at
least s. .O0U. 900 in bonds during tn"
next year 20 provide for three new
SCHOOL buildings. a CITY hail. improve
mcnts 10 the city water system and
for street improvements.
This. IL is believed viii mean AN
increased tax rate on really and
tang iblc pors onal property. An in
crease OF - cents on the SlO0 would
yield about $4,000. which would
practically take care OF the interest
and sinking fund requirements OF the
PROPOSED issue. The present rate now
Is Sl.15.
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IMPROVE MILLS IN
HOLIDAY SHUTDOWN
Operatives Are at Work Transferring
Looms From Ola Euiidin.
To New One.

Especial to The Times Dispatcl.l
DANNlLLE. VA. Jan. 1.-The clos
ing OF the Riverside Mills for Christ
mas has resulted in rapid progress
towards cquippins tho new concrete
mill now completed. Large groups
OF operatives have been busy this
week removing from the Riverside
group OF mills looms to the new
structure. which is to contain SEQ
each one driven by its own motor.
The looms AFRO being hauled by
small electric motors across the mill
bridge spanning Dan River. The
space made by the removal OF the
looms will be taken up with cotton
cards. speeoer frames and spinnin=
frames.
TIC construction company which
built the mill is working day and
night building concrete retaining
wall several hundred feet along the
canal bank.
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dynamite They afraid of it. They did not
understand its mechanism; they did believe il
ever would find acceptance musical insru-
ment. However, little by little the ranks Of be-
levers i'll the player piano were augmented, and
when it was wha, the player en- Enthusiasts were
doing in business way with this instrument the
player was taken more seriously with the result
that, where ten years ago there ten sincere
believers in the player piano, there today five
and ten times the number. Belief in the nstru-
ment did it.
Belief is a wonderful thing; it possesses power,of
immeasurable force; it kindlcs ambition; il rad-
ates sincerity and develops confidence. The piano
dealer who honestly and conscientiously believes
in the piano he is selling is in happy position
lie can talk with enthusiasm and sincerity, be-
cause what lie says is what he completely believes
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ming. The public offer that this company made
leaves room for debate to the complete be-
lief OF this dealer in the superior qualities of the
Behning piano. II is Il belief that is highly appre-
cated by the Behnng Piano Company, as II adds
another link to the chain of dealers who hold the
Defining piano and tho player above any other
make Of instrument IL is q belief such as the
Webb Piano Company has shown in the repro
duced advertisement that has been responsible for
bringing the products CT the Behning Piano Com
pany to the front rank OF quality instruments.
What the Webb Piano Company thinks of the Beh-
ming piano is identical with what not only many
dealers in this country believe, but what dealers
in foreign lands. such Australia, Argentine,
Brazil Norway and Greece. do as we'll Quality
being the basis of the Behning product it Is at the
time the foundation upon which its success
has been built
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DIAL SCORES G. O, p.
south Carolina senator Says .Repub-
ichns Have blocked Construc-
tive Measures.
by Associated prcss.l

10y NSSOCIatcd PrcSS.1
GREENVILlE. S. c., Jan. L.
United states Senator Dial. OF South
Carolina. addressing the annual meet
ing OF the Greenville Business MEMS
League here last night. declared tho
allies should stipulate at once tho In
a mnity Germany, must pay and
that France. because OF any jealousy
that II !sht exist. should not want
Germany 10 do tho impossiblc.
Senator DAT dcplores what he
termed the enormous extravaganza"
Of tn" n;'tiona! government and crit-
icIzcd the Republican party. which,
he SAID bad hloc..sd constructive
measures
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!, Irl-h orsmnizr In L,nchl.urr.

b LYNrHRURG. VA, Jan. LyrtI-
bDrg Ir;sb sympathiz.rs nave formed
q council OF the American Nssucia
.tIan for Recognition OF tho Irish Re
public. with the following oGiccyy:
President. Thomas y Reilly: Vice.
president. C.. X. lIun!cy; financial
Hecretary. Miss Katherine Eailan
treasurer. Mrs. j. j. Collins and re-
-cor6er. James i. Martin.
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WOMAN ENTERS RACE FOR
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
Miss Idniin Petty. Eorr,"r Srh"olmai IN
Enters List in Campbell
County.

LGNCHBURG. VA. Jan. Miss
1dalia Petty, formerly school teach
CT and nov secretary for state Sen
ator L. a. Russell, al KustbnrG. has
announced her candidacy Tor division
Superintendent OF schools for Camp
bell County.
This makes four candidates. the
others being w. J. Garhe". Lawyers I.
tho incumbent: J. II. Riddic,l, Lynch
burg, and J. J. Fray. Naruna. The
election will take plrc" by the state
Board OF Education in Richmond in
February.
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Thieves oct 500.

IYNCIIIUNG. w. Jan. l.--Thicvcs
Wednesday night cut the telephone
in tho store OF NJ. -. Page. at Jack
sontcwu. Campbell county. and haul
ed OK more than SiH0 worth Of goods
from the stock. The county author
itic% thus FAR have been able TO get
no cline rs 10 the identity of tho
robbers. The goods were carried off
IN an automobile stolen in Lynch
burg ard later abandoned near the
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End i,,,,l. .,,,, ,.,,nrr,,

I.G NCIIHUItG. w. ] n. I.--KcIH :
tivcs Of Mrs. Mary T.. .ieabury. wn"
died here Wednesday, night were utI-
able TO complete their original burr 10
arrangements because tn" roads he
tween her" and Bethesda Church.
bedford County. where jhc buria!
Was to take place. were ia such con
dition that 1t was impossible to take
tt,c body over land 10 the family
huryin. g"ounus. Instead II bccam:
necessary 10 nave the iu,.rn.ut here.
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bad Coal Causrs Iigh, rnilurc.

DANVILTE, Va, Jan. III y
the lights in the city were ont for
ten minutes last MINT between G.2u
and O'Clock, or at thc very moment
when most families we're cattug sup
per. This is SAID 20 hav" been caused
by all inferior 81 ~" OF cO.l used a.
the city nlant whicu reduced tho
steam pTcssJr" $50 that The turbines
failed to generate electricity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
NORFOLK PLANS ERECTION
OF BIG FRATERNITY HOUSE
TMri,c Thousand Dollars RniScd In
;'ort Ga. u, Members Of Hrtn
isrtN Tau.

Especial to The Times pispntch.l
NoHrOLk, Jan. i.-pluns Tor Il
s50.uco home Tor the Icta Beta Tau
fraternity at the University of Nir
rinia are being foS;crcd by alumni
here. Norfolk members of the chap
ter have .'lrcady obtained SubHcrip-
tions amounting to Si2.o0o. tn" bal,
ancc 10 lie raised in other sections a
the state.
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raid of their home wien seven gal
Ions of vino and i've pints of whis-
key were found by the police. were
held Thursday after preliminary
trial for the grand jury next week.
The defendants. admitting the own
crsh!p of the Liquor. claimed IL WAS
for .h"i: prrSuual rSr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Miss Loula ArTinr IloG*hcad. dau"h-
ter Of Mrs. Alice Hos s'."ad. -: M"nnt
Solan. ANA i. Calvin phillips were"
united in marriage "Wednesday nlrIh-
ing. December -. at - O'Clock. at
Messy Creek Presbyterian church.
The bride IS Il sister Of Il. c. Hogs
head. OF Gordonsvillc.
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ming at the home OF the brides par
cnts. Rev. a. G. Stone. Of South View
Methodist Church. officiating. They
will reside In Chicago.

i.NNcIIBtRG. VA. Jan. l.-Joscph
"nuiiSuc" Compton. OF crystal hin,
aud Miss i:mma Walker I.aync. or
Stow. wee married Wednesday at
the homo az ~. bride. Rev. John b.
Williams. officiating.
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charlottesville. by the Row. IL. l..
Meyers. After an extended wedding
trip to Washington. Baltimore and
other Northern points. they Will be
a' their home on Fourth Street.
charlottesville. Tie groom is a CON
d"ct'r on The Chesapeake and Ohio
halfway. aud is wcl,-known in Cor
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noum,,ntn ana Bulgaria Make Tn

BUCHAREST, Jan. l.-Diplomatic
relations between Rumania and Bull
SariL were rc-eStablishcd today when
the Bulgarian minister. VI. Nctkom.
presented his credentials to King
Ferdinand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

GORDoNSN1I.L:. VA. Ian. -
Miss Bertha Drum and Waiter Wright
Johnson. both % charlottesville. Va.
were quietly married "Wednesday
morning at II O'Clock at the pnrsnn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

IfNCtlBtl;. VA. ian Miss
Na'tie Byrt!c cutnhic. daughter o..
MI ana Mrs. w : CumbI". ana Ken
were married here Wednesday eve.
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I,ynchburg 10 Elect women.

Z. 3.5JYNCHBURG, VA, Ian. Title
Council of the city Monday viii cleo,
three women to membership in the
City School Board. Five vacancies
!. are to be filled then and u woman is
Narda. The board has membership
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

lN NtiIBltG. VA. Ian. l-C;corgs
cleveland Wiiiiams ana Miss Maggie.
MAY cunning were married at Bo-
cock Campbell! County. Wednesday,,
lay Ecy: T. T.. Arthur, pastor OF Fair
view Methods, church.
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FREDERICKSBURG VA. Jan. -
Mrs Ida l!aruuite. of lancaster
county. announces the engagement
and approaching marriage of her
,iDughtcr. ThCima Frances. 10 Andrew
Milton CroSS, of WccmS. in tho sam.
county. The wedding viii take place
at an carly date N EaiucSNiilc. Ca.
AT the hpnc OF n sister Of the BRIDE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

LNNt'fiBtRG. VA. Jan. l.-Miss
iZma Roach. daughter of Il. A..
k"ach: ana james shelton. both "a
litttE lvanin county were married
"Wednesday at Chatham Thcy win
llNc ""ar' Miii crc.k. that county.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IA. Jan. -
ROY Dodd AID Ms ;Isir jenkins.
both OF King '"J.' county. came
l"ro Thursday nu' y" uu!tcd "a,
marriage hy Rev. l. l.. swirl al the
latt'r's residence. They Viii rvS;,.c
in King George.
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Lc,inuton to Have mission.

WINCHESTER. VA. Jan. lie
ginning SUNDAY. January ,. Rev.
George T.. GuilLr. -. H.. of the cN-
tension department Of the Moody
Bible Institute. OF Chicago. will he
gin ;m cvangclis;ic mission in thN
Lexington presbyterian Church. to
continue through saturday. January
II. preaching each evening at
o'clock In tho afternoons. at $50
o'clock Dr. Guil!c will lecture on the
Bibl" fundamentals. br Guile is
regarded as ono Of the most accom-
pliShcd Bible teachers OF the country.
He will be accompanied by Professor
liosmer. OF the music department of
the Moody Institute.
Negro Hume tnidrd.
l.NNtl!ll'lt i. VA. Jan. l-Itobcrt
and Mary Franklin. coiorcd. who were
arrested several days ago following q;
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- IN Il M:rEzn,nr.Hst-. a a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
CONFERENCE
REACHES AN
IMPASSE
ny GEORGE 4 HoLMEs

| tsTAFF CORRESPONDENT /. N. SERVicsl
| WASHINGTON Dec. 21--Ncarly AL
hope had aed today that tho armament
conference could finish UP It's work and
he out of Washington by tho nrst Of
tho new year The tentative goel set
IS tie leaders.
At every turn the conference has
reached temporary irnpa sse. and
which belief IN ultimate asreemenss Is
wei nigh UNANIMOUS. II Is recognized
that q great deal moro Tina will be
required 20 dispose OF all tile vexins
problems still confronting the dele
gates
T'oday's coaafereSceN an.ivitea nn-
guished, while the delegates made pre-
parauons Tor resumption or the dip
lomatic trading tomorrow.
The French were buSilS engaged To-
day in formulating the program of
submarines and auxiliary ships which
they Will demand from the conference,
as compensation for giving up their
ambitious capital ship proVram. Ad-
nlsrai De Bon. the French naval expert
had the skeleton of program direct
from Paris and he and his experts were
Whipping IT into shape for prescnta-
tion 20 the powers.
Thers wero increasing evidences to-
Cay that The war over tho submarine
allotment il 10 be bitter one, with
Great Britain making lone fight for
their complete abolition. Having yield
co on the capital ship issue, the French
Delegates stoutly declared thcv viii
not bulge an inch where submarines
I -,-Et
here Will hava to aiiot Francc al
| adequate" forco OF defensive fighting
ships TO protect her coast lines ansl
| colonial possessions.
What France considers TO he 80
adequate" submarine foroe. her dele
gates decline 60 state publicly, but her
experts have indicated they will do
nAsnd at least so, 900 tons Of undors"t
ngktlng craft as the minimum Of ths
French requirements.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21

The white plague takes many lives
There is no specific cure for It as for
other deadly disease. humanity's best
prevention Last year moro than 5000
medicine for tuberculosis consisting If
Hoosiers died OF tuberculosis, and the
best estimate IL that there are now
10000 active cases OF tho disease.
The Tubereulosis Association is ask
ing Hoosiers to buy Christmas Seals,
in order to raise money with which 20
light the disease.
Despite the gravity OF the situation
VIC should succeed in obtaining an
average contribution of seven cents
from the people OF the State Early
reports form the county ORGANIZATIONS
indicate We shall rsveiye perhaps
twenty per cent more than last year
"Thore arc in indiana at this time
ony torty-tvo nurses giving all their
tire and effort TO tuberculosis work
Ton moro are doing part time work
all tho 10000 persons suffering from
making a tota OF hfty-two nurses =
tuberculosis should realize their condi-
ton and seek nursing service at the
same time. we would have ono nurse
for each SIT patients If they should
time, the situation would be jusc az
all try TO get into hospitals At the sarde
pathetic for there are only i've hoapi-
tails.
I'm 4 nutshell that is the raasor xvh.-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21

powell. head ri the bureau, Tor a mr.
tion-wide expression OF Public opinion
In favor of Americas entrance into an
agreement OF nations to remove tho
cnEses % WAY ana preserve world
peace.
One thousand two hundred speakers
have rledecd ,heir atd TO Bishop Nc
De~elfs campaign. lrdianAs list to
date includes:
J. c. McIIlilip. Charlie stown; J. S
Johnson Evansville, Mrs. ". J Tor
rance. Evansville, II. c. Hoel,ja, ri
WAYNE; + II. DERRICK. Gary: Frsnk
lin Mccray. DR.. / W Taylor, DR. Il!
G. Pritchard, all Of Indianapolis; tn
Rev George = Titus, Aftshawaka; tn
Rev. William W. sniff. Uni,n c. i.
Dr. David N. Edwards. president Is
narshsm College: o. r. Hos,1. suuti
Bsnd: the Rev. Virs II 5,.,1.,e,;.
Washington, and J JoxeDh sul,!,ait
Whiting
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
SUPPOSE THERE
WAS AN EPIDEMIC

INDIANAPOLIS. Dee Aft the
people OF Indiana should discover. all
at once, $4,000 cases of smallpox. or
diptheria, or even measles among them
theJ would raise such a comn,otion as
has never been heard before In =.
Hoosier State Why does not the e1:s-
tenee Of 10000 cases OF tuberculosis In
Indians attract more than passing at
tontion?
Ihis question was raised today BY
Murray a. Auerback. Secretary OF the
Indiana TubeFculosis Association. in a
| statement showing the situation as re-
CARDS nursing services available for
tuberculosis patients
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21

we are urglnk the people OF the state
to buy Christmas Seals II toe people
VIII only realize what the facts arc
and appreciate their Significance we
should receive much more substaa tial
support. We help TO support forty-siz
OF the ffty-tw nurses available for
tuberculosis cases, bat we should have
the money with which TO double OF
even treble the number of nursos. Tho
Christmas Seal has had much TO dc
with the establishment OF four OF tire
five tuberculosis hospitals they being
county Institutions while the fifth is
maintained BY the state. More hospi-
tails can DO provided when the people
understand the threat of tuberculosis
and buy Christmas Seals and Health
Bonds IN such amounts as 70 provide
the funds.
Much has been done this year IN
the way Of opening tree clinics ana in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21

creasins nursing service. Nest year 3
program wil! be MORA thorough and
extensive, thanks TO 3 Seal Sale thar
promises 10 he better than las. years.
But AZ the same time. indiana must
realise that our goal OF seven ceats pr
capita 70. the tuberculosis eight wiz
provide only q worry meeger defence
against the disease"
a great cnuse for Christmas re-
5oicing IN Lake county IS thu r-cea tly
published statement tia. our tuaer-
cilosis sanitorlum IS about 90 b. bui!t.
That VIII put us on tho Est OF RS NJ
pro greartvo oounffHs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
WHITING LAWYER
NAMED AS SPEAKER

INpIA&APOIdS. Ind, Doc p -
Speakers from Indianapolis and from
eleven other Indiana cities have en.
rolled as meIasers OF the spesN'5s
bureau of the general committee o.
he limitation OF armament in IN All
-vver to appeal made by Bishop Ms
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21

Johnston's & Whitman )
Candies in one, two and five
pound boxes; Nelson S Drug
Store.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21
Hard to Got Through Thas

TNTu 20 GOT EhTouEh max.
The whale has the ,hickest hide OF
any creature in the animal o. rep:ae
world. In some places the skin II the
larger 81 ceirDena IL two feet thick.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21

Cranes Stationery in suit
able Gift boxes; Nelson +.
Drug Store. is-i'-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21

Cigars in boxes Of ten.
twenty-five or fifty; Mel
sons Drug Store.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-21

Parker 4 Conklin Foun-
tain Pens; Nelson's Drug
Store. la-isl
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-04
FEEL SORRY FOR ouRsELvEs-Nlx!

Hard Times and disiluson sometimes lived rapidly yesterday As anidoe however take article published recently in pe-The Hbben, of the U. S. Army When you t-Captain and only will right your that hideous calamity be the msorunes others.
  American Ervan, of
 of snow-capped point might gentle slopes ploughed there
  walls emptiness desoaton. stations, only
  had lost all embance huddled together
  with dishearened what Tt impossible could actually seeking er to throat were choking n
  piece sackng thorns paraded lisessly scrawny 
 
  girhood had the unloved to when  blessed should that little
  perhed
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-04
HARDING DISPLAYS SENSE

with Predenteect FIardngs policies got displaying thing than just that
 
 a putting the kbosh oderols proposed inaugural ball. He other hurrah big office, society Washington of feathers and fine birds but he inauguration Sensible man! We
 
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  wealth anything demo-
 
 old aristocrac pufed with foolish pride inflated expanded the because pouterpigeon struins eveng hoddy pride wise that steamros his takes stock
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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-04

Whenever liquOr prohibition the duty citizen trail
 
 Good conduct the along prosper Prosperity bred anything wrongdoing Huh-Those fellows they they talk -four in but do Adam standing and looking down this earth they think nothing palmstry scinece but know enough to lay down absolutely any shows with three pair of jacks
 the gentleman Wilson s5OoO to write him article write him
 
 An, thought we were Except our foreign loans of the S a
 North there who is the father of s4 children it ought to be Belgian is estimated people read book and that only about all lot of them ever think of is sex pub jazz bootleg
 When girl does by the she is 2o why she just remains
 Harding h's 24OoOo political 16G0O000 wouldHk two.
 Alderman Timothy Chicago ordinance pro hibitng girls from claiming auto run down. Mr. what he knows about girls encyclopda bright Sunday in big shining be out, all right, hair no
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-04
PROOE OF IUNACY

"Chanicler, being filmed eHeo o dejecton being questioned patients in enough within talking