davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic., 1921-09-13

Mr.. end Mrs u X. valland:ghsm
have ret-rned from a visit with re-
latives in northern California. They
say Dsning locks good to them in
comparison with anything they have
seen on the coasr.
Deming graphic., 1921-09-13
LOCAL ITEMS

Ars. 4. Y. wesson, nurse, and he
husband W. II wesson, disabled vet
eran. rre this etes to make their
home IN pcminz. having taken Il house.
at 100 south Copper avenue.
Deming graphic., 1921-09-13

John kvergeod. section forman for
the :. r.. az AStoa, hes moved his
family TO town 10 take advantage of
the school facilities.
Deming graphic., 1921-09-13

Clyde Meyer = back from oalIforni1
for an extended visit with his parents
Clyde II looking well and his friends
are glad TO see him.
Deming graphic., 1921-09-13

Mrs. .sam watkipssoEl El Paso, was a
visitor st the, home ef hes mothes. Mrs.
Martha. Is. Ainent. last week.
Deming graphic., 1921-09-13

John Cooper, section fcrman FOR the
=. r.. at Mongolia, has moved his fami-
ly 10 town so that his children may at
tend school.
Deming graphic., 1921-09-13

Miss Lena Hayes who has been visit
ing Mr.: and Mrs. @. r. 0ates Of this
city, is now spending a month with
relatives and fxiends at Douglas. Ari-
zona.
Deming graphic., 1921-09-13

Vim. Wilson. superintendent OF the
\. r., was a visitor In the city Tues
day.
Deming graphic., 1921-09-13

W. W. Mccain lcft the city Tms-
day for the State Col. &c where he =
ssstudeHt
Deming graphic., 1921-09-13

Miss Susie Bmery and Teddy have
Joined their parents at Corona. Cali
fornia.
Deming graphic., 1921-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. sible spent La
bor Day In Douglas, Arizona.
Deming graphic., 1921-09-13

Robert utIey is back from Fort Bay
ard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27

dit!ons prevalent. especially among
small cotton planters. Senator Dial
said that he knew many laborcrs
small farmers were beginning to econ
omi2c on their foodstun. Due to the
enforced eating of corn products
alone. senator Dial said he feared
that pcilagra in wide form might
result.
Senator Harris. Democrat. OF Gcor-
gia. attempted during. the day To
reach SurGcon-c;cucral Cumming TO
discuss III" pcliarra situation as Iii
rocuE relate! 10 Georgia. Senator
Harris sa-i reports reaching him,
were that the published reports were
exaggerated ana that no such con-
ditions existed as alleged. Senator
Harris received Il telegram from tho
Atlanta Chamber Of Commerce. say
!nc: We strongly protest puh,ishcd
reports Of alarming pcllaEra menace"
and scmifaminc conditions in cotton
belt as unwarrantcd by the facts ANA
likely To prov" another serious blow
TO tn" South. Reports To stat" health
board chow no increase over las;
year and no prospect of such menace
not Justify such adverse comment"
Another telegram from Clark How
oil editor of the Atlanta coustitu-
ton said: bureau OF health reports
runcoruiug pCllarra conditions al
legged to exist in the Southern cotton
bolt does great injustice TO Georgia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
HARDING CALLSON CONGRESS
TO HELP RAILROAD FINANCING

| gent also to Congress Il large amount
| OF data from Di:tCtor-Gcncral Davis
OF the railroad administration. show
| ing the progress 81 liquidation so far
and treating present financial condi-
| tons
Itelp for AGRICULTURAL Interests
| Senator Kellogg said that the bill
| Ciaftod 10y Secretary Hoover and Di-
rector Meyer had the approval of the
Treasury Department. 1t would au-
thorizc extensions OF credits to pro-
ducors or their associations. export
crs and also la bankers FOR agri-
cultural export purposes. BESIDES,
tie Finance Corporations capital OF
$3Oo.o ,o00--a revolving fund it
would be authorized to issue one
billion dollars in bonds.
Champions Of the Morris bill, how
ever, continued their fight in its
behalf. hut with amendments made
today by the Agricultural Committee
designed TO meet objections. The
amendments would eliminate pro-
visions said To give the proposed cor
poratIon power to buy and sell farm
prducts. The committee also reduced
the bond issue authorization from
$1,000. 10 $500. 100000. Senator
Norris Republican. Nebraska criti-
ciHcd the manner in which the KEEL
lCgr substitute mad been brought
forward. He charged that it had
been prepared ''S"Crctiy'' ,and that
senator kellogg had advance in
formation" denied 10 committee mem
bCrS aud other Senator'S until il was
read IN the senate today.
Republican leaders generally pre-
G.ctcd mat the Kellogg measure
would he substituted tor the Norris
bill deSpit" disposition or committee
members ana others To stand by the
Norris plan. The committee amend
ncnts and tn" Kellogg ana other
substitutes are To he taken up in the
senate tomorrow with tho disposal
of tho legislation this week pre-
uirtch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
Ercr,day Adj Ventures

That's What You can Service.
" hen the future President has
just been born into your family,
and you're probably ,hr prnudcs,
father in the 1. y. A.
Aud you're trying to decide
where {" >rud the boy to col
Irrr. aud whether he'll he emp
tain OF the football team ar 80.
star irft-hnndrd pitcher - or
both
And .ou suddenly realize that
there are u tot of more Immediate
plans Ia he made for the young
prIurr-Iikc providing him with
II baby carriage I" ride in ~ soon
as he's old enough 10 take the
air
And in IooIing around. You
lind that the sort oS carriage
worthy Of the iIlusiriouS on
spring il more than you cnn ar
ford 4" pn.-nnd y"u don't know
what Ia do nhnut it
When You see 81 "hahy ear
rinGc, originally priced at So"
advertised for sale eat rrnsou-
able price" In the classified seq
tiun IF the Dispatch.
And ynu Investigate and find
it's almost like The unr ut the
store that you couldn't AFFORD.
and in fine condition. and yon
get il ut less than ~ third the
price
oh. Man. That's What You call
Service!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
PELLAGRA REPORTS
MUCH 0VERDRAWN,
SOUTH DECLARES

''"htlnucd From First pagc.D
,hrm TO take appropriate steps -
meet the situation described To him
rs being frauSht with .scmiram!nn''
VIVA threat OF an epidemic of II ravag-
ing disease. No sooner had the Pr.si
uehts letter been published than pro-
tests and dcnials began TO pour in.
Public Health Service officials
pointed out that their reports only
gave warning that unless .Om"thin.:
were done 10 remedy Il "p1r,icullr
KIND or ScmiSturvation." said To b.
prevailing. many deaths from pcllagra
would follow. After setting out that
the depression of the cotton market
ana conditions generally have re.
uuccd thousands Of persons TO Il
limited diet which produces pellaEra.
the Public Health Service report said:
1t takes about five months cc this
particular Kind of ScmiStarvation be-
iorc peiiaSrt begins To manifest it
SER. hut after that it does so WIN
appalling rapidity. The second stage
is now well under way"
Senator Dial in his letter, sen; un-
der date of July Is. to Sturgeon Cen
craI Cumming, ana referred NV tho
later To The President. said: 1T has
just come To my attention thar h.
cause 90 the cotton situation in the
south, du" to the low price of tho
st"rie. with the consequent under
iecdinE OF many OF the smaller Farm
tenants, that there il likely 40 he
much suffering ana disease caused ~
p"llaEra in that section in the near
future. This information reached me
IN newspaper accounts which quote
your departments II these state
mcntS are correct may not call your
lmmedlat" attention to the great
necessity existing OF not only inform
!nE the people of what may happen.
nut ais" taking such steps thai may
combat ana prevent such a situation
rs would arise should this disoass
AGAIN take hold III the South
senator Dial said today tina; hc WAS
not an aiarmist." and understood
'ha' Il priiaIra epidemic did not exist,
hut might tie expected under tho con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27

These reports Should make clear Just
what states are referred to-
The original report pnhlishc.! last
week stated that Georgia. having
NOR" diversified rope. Wa l-e,. NJ
fectcd than any other Southern State,
Rrd ihut III" ,guubi. N.la. ,.pl.,..
chiefly to Texas. Louisiana ana Mis-
sissipp'. This explanation should be
emphasized. at reports by the Assoc
ciatcd Press las, night Indicate con-
dition is widespread
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27

during the period OF government,
upcra zion. might he refunded. There
has been, at no time. amy question
abOu; the Justice az funding such in
dehtcdncSs 10 the government. In
decd. IL has been in progress to u
;utLsutablc degree ever since the
return of the railroads TO their own.
.'is. II has been limited. however
TO SWvh cases as those in which final
settlements with the railway admin
istrat;On haze been effected. The
Process is admittedly too slow 10
meet the difficult situation which the
owners OF ;hc railroads have been
fuCiu@. and | believe il essential to
restore railway activities and
initial 10 the country'S good for
tunc to hasten both funding and
settlement
owes Road. Large sums
quite apart from the large sums
OWNS 20 the government. which we
arc morally and legally hound to
fund. the government admittedly
owes tn" railway companies large
sums on various accounts such as
compensation, depreciation and main.
t,nancr
"rnc way nov would seem to be
lear to very early adjustment and
relief. except for the fact that the
railway administration, though pos
s'ssIug assets, does not command the
FUNDS necessary To meet what will
hc its admitted obligations.
There * no thought TO ask CON
rress Tor additional funds Perhaps
S5oH.oo0.oo0 VIII be necessary. The
railroad administration has. or will
have, in the progress of funding
ample securities to mcr, all require
m"uts if Congress viii only grant
the authority To negotiate these Sc
cUritics ana provide the agency for
their negotiation.
ASKS I" Extend Nuthority.
with this end IN view You are
asked 10 extend the authority OF the
Wur Finance Corporation 50 tina, IL
may purchase these railway funding
securities accepted by the dircctor-
general Of railroads. 40 added cX-
pcnsc, no added Investment. is re-
CURED "u the part Of the government.
there il no added Liability. no added
tax burden. 1t Is merely the grant
Of uihr:ity necessary TO cuablc a
most useful and efficient government
agency to us. its availabl" funds To
purchaS" securities Tor which Con-
erc>S already has authorized the
ISSUE. and turn them into the cham
Hels of finance ready to float them.
Il can readily believe that so simple
"a remedy Will have your prompt sane
ton. The question of our ohlisa-
ZION cannot h. laiScd. the wisdom o.
anordiug carly relief is not - bc
doubted ana the Avoidance vi added
appropriation or liability viii appeal
lu Congress nUd the public alike
War Finance Hady Helpful
The Bingham County news., 1921-07-08
THE BINGHAM COUNTY NEWS

how bright the sun IS! mus reas-
sured, Nita subsidized, and silence was
again the rule. Then, without further
warning, loud cracking peal sounded
as though above their heads, and at the
same time a dark cloud blotted out the
smiling sun. Without a word, Ralph
flung down his rod and started for the
motor.
In few moments they were again
cutting through the water in the direc-
tion of the island which was the near
est shelter. Then began the race with
the storm. Suddenly there came a
binding flash of lightning over the dark
water. Then heavy crash as though
the heavens were opening, and the
cloudburst broke full upon them.
Head bent to the driving rain
drenched and dripping, Ralph was
striving toward the mainland of the
little island, when with n sickening
crash, lie felt the impact of some
heavy, unseen object.
The rock I'd forgotten"
With hoarSe sound that was al
most Il sob, he tried to get the boat
again in hand, but the shock had torn
the wheel from his hands. and the
speed of the boat carried it full up on
the rock with tearing sound.
"Nita!" Ralph turned in time to see
a heavy wave wash over lhe lower end
of the boat, and at the same time he
felt it slowly sinking.
TN right here, Ralph !" The low,
tense voice was directly at his elbow
for Nita was already in the water
Come on, we can make the island !"
Some time later, through a drowsy
dimness, an indefinite feeling finally
reached Nitas numbed senses. A feel
ing that made her want to stay just as
she was forever! Without opening her
eyes she knew that she was safe and
secure. A low roar and crackle told
her that she was lying by fire. Then
low, close, murmurng sounds reached
her, which, much to her dim surprise
formed themselves into words with
meanings.
"Nita Sweetheart! Come back to
me, dear!' With slight start she
moved her head and opened her eyes
With the action, two arms tightened
around her. and for the second time
that day she looked into Ralph's eyes.
This time he did not try to hide what
was there, for with little sigh, Nta
snuggled closer into his arm, and lifted
her head to meet the lips which sought
hers so lovingly.
Then Nita realized that she had lost
her best pal, but before she sank into
another deep, dreamless oblivion, she
knew that she had found a sweetheart.
The Bingham County news., 1921-07-08
WAGES IN UNITED STATES
AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES

BY the courtesy of uhe American
Protective Tariff League, New York,
we are in receipt of an elaborate
and useful document entitled Wages
in the United States and Foreign
Countries" issued by the Committees
on Ways and Means. House of Repre-
sentatives, Washington. The docu-
ment is based upon the testimony be
fore the Ways and Means Committee
during the recent hearings which
was verified and amplifed through
official sources. 1t contains no argu-
ment but simply facts, which ought
to be in the hands of every citizen.
Write. to your own Congressman and
ask him for a copy of Wages in the
United States and Foreign Coun-
tries"
The Bingham County news., 1921-07-08

The heading of this article is taken
from an editorial which appeared in
the Clarksburg Daily Telegram, dat
ed June %, the said editorial read
ing as follows:
The Telegram would like to know
as matter of curiosity. what the
Free-Trade Democrats-it used to be
the Democratic Free Traders, but
time and conditions have made nee
essary a new classifieation-thi
about that arrival in this city of a
carload of window glass manufacture
ed in Belgium, as just reported in
the news columns of the Telegram.
For the benefit of some who may
not have observed the item convey
ing this information, which appeared
in Yesterdays Telegram, let it. here
be stated that 1000 boxes Of win
dow glass. manufa ctured in Belgium.
arrived in this city in railroad car
from Philadelphia, to which port it
came from Belgium. 1t should also
be noted that those importing this
glass shipment into one of the i'm
portant glass manufacturing cities of
the United States, paid the ocean and
railroad freight on top of its original
factory cost and then received it at
a lower cost than the same glass
B single strength fourteen by twenty
sheets-can be manufactured and
sold right here in Clarksburg.
THE theory of the Free-Trade
Democrats is that this sort of thing
is fine piece of business. because it
gives the Belgians the chance Of pro
ducing this glass cheaply. thereby
The Bingham County news., 1921-07-08
A BLACKFOOT MANS
EXPERIENCE.

Can you doubt the evidence of this
Elackfoot citizen?
You can verify Blackfoot endorse
ment. Read this:
James Nunley, prop. of blacksmith
shop, r. r. No. 1, says: 81 have never
found a remedy as good as Doan's
Kidney Pills. Shoeing horses SO
much and the heavy work 1 do, has
brought on kidney complaint. My
back has been so lame and sore
could hardly work. The kidney Sc
cretions have passed too freely and
l have noticed they have been highly
colored. Doan's have been the only
remedy that would help me, and they
have always cured an attack in a
short time. l have great faith in
Doan's Kidney Pills.
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Nunley had. FosterMilburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Bingham County news., 1921-07-08

aiding in a sort of world economy
But, at the same time this cheaper
made foreign glass arrived here vir-
tually all the window glass plants
in the Clarksburg district were idle
and had been idle for some time, hum
dreds of men being out of work and
wondering what they will do to pro-
vide the necessaries Of life for them
selves and their families. Certainly
the arrival OF Belgian glass is not
going to help the local factories to
resume operation. But, the arrival
of the Belgian window glass here,
while it may 'be a novelty for 0larks-
burg. is no novelty elsewhere in the
United States where foreign made
window glass has been received right
along under the operation of the de-
structive Simmons Underwood Tariff
Law.
'Those hereabOut who have here
tofOre said that the window glass in
dustry does not need protection
through the tariff ought to take note
of this importation from Belgium
and think the thing over bit 1t
certainly is a powerful argument in
favor of protecting American indus
try and American workingmen
through Republican Protective
Tariff"
The Bingham County news., 1921-07-08
"A FREE-TRADE TARIFF LES
SON BROUGHT HOME TO u.s.

We are hearing a great deal about
unemployment. The papers are full
of accounts of closed mills, idle
workmen and consequent suffering.
Closed mills always brings idleness;
idleness always brings want and suf-
fering. No one, whether Protection
list or Free-Trader will claim that
this is an ideal condition. The Free
Traders should bow their heads in
shame because of the idleness and
suffering in the country, for it is
largely due to the present Free
Trade Tariff. We cannot patronize
foreign industry to the exclusion of
domestic industry and escape the
consequent idleness and want. That
fact has been recently brought home
to the people of Clarksburg, w. Va.
The Bingham County news., 1921-07-08
Nettles That Cause Death.

All species of nettles are unpleas.
ant enough to handle roughly, but
some of the foreign ones are most
formidable plants. Several of the
East Indian forms are truly danger
Gus. for, after the first itching sensa-
tion has passed away, 1t is often fol-
lowed by a feeling as of hot irons be-
ing rubbed on the flesh, and the pain
increases TO such an extent that after
hours-and sometimes dayS-the pa
tient is seized with symptoms like
those following influenza and lock-
jaw, while sometimes death results.
The Bingham County news., 1921-07-08
JUST PALS
BY RITA SULLIVAN.
4R9R949 924e9 9e9 " R4P9e9R9s
g 1921. by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

% 1921. by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.)
"Oh, no, Trudy dear!" Nita Sey-
mour's face had faint tinge of amuse-
ment, mixed with indignation. Il am
not in love with Ralph. We are just
palS."
"All right, dearie, never mind.
was just wondering. BE sure you call
me early, because Ralph and | are
going for long fishing trip"
The next day fully justified the
promise made by the stars the night
before. Not cloud marred the per
feet blue of the sky.
Attred in a short ulaid sport skirt
and flaming crimson sweater, her
short. dark hair already blowing itself
into little curls around her pretty face,
Nita was enough to make anyOnes
heart glad.
"Well, the early bird is certainly
catching worms this morning y Ralph
Roand's merry voice aroused her from
her occupation. Nita looked up with a
smile as she surveyed his tall, slim fig
ure, which showed up to great ad-
vantage in spotless outing clothes.
"And the bird has been very fortu-
nate" She proudly displayed her
writhing collection.
"Tll say it has. I guess that will be
about all we'll need, Nita. Come on,
the old boat is ready!"
"Ralph, let's go over to Toto island
today. 1t will seem like old times.
won't it?'
Nita looked up full into his face as
he bent over the boat. For moment
their eyes met, and Nita felt a queer,
happy thrill unexpectedly startling.
But the next minute the tension had
passed, and Ralph entered into her
plan with the same Zest that he had
shown when Nita had first become his
chum three years ago.
"We can fish on the way, and cook
on the island like we used to do, Nita
That is corking idea. Here goes"
AS the boat slipped easily through
the water Nita watched the clear still
water ahead break into sparkling rip
pies. AS she watched she thrilled again
at the look which she had surprised in
Ralph's eyes. The thought of her last
nights conversation again came into
her mind. II don't know-I don't
know" Suddenly the motor ceased
and the boat came slowly to a stop.
Nita looked up in surprise, suddenly
conscious that her face was burning.
what is the matter?"
"Why Nita, we are going to fish now.
Were your thoughts as guilty as that?
Come, now, what are you blushing
abOutY'
Nothing, nothing, Ralph, only you
startled me sol"
Quiet reigned supreme for long
time, except for occasional low ex-
carnations of pleasure-Or otherwise
as the case may have been-when sud-
denly Nita's keen ears caught a low,
Ominous sound. Intently she listened,
and again she heard it, this time a
long, faint rumble.
DO l hear thunder, or is it the lum-
ber mill?" Nita's voice broke the still
ness sharply.
II guess it is the lumber mill, Nita.
didn't hear anything and besides. see
The Bingham County news., 1921-07-08

(rince Albert is
sold in toppy red
bags, tidy red tins,
handsome pound
and half pound tin
huridors and in the
po und crystal glass
h u mi dor With
sponge n1oistener
top.
The Bingham County news., 1921-07-08

Talking about rolling
your own cigarettes, we'll
tell you right here that
Prince Albert tobacco has
'em all lashed to the mast!
You've got a handful-of-
happiness coming your di-
rection when you pal it with
P. A. and the maxim S
papers! For Prince Albert
is not only delightful to
your taste and pleasing in
refreshing aroma, but our
exclusive patented process
frees it from bite and parch!
The Bingham County news., 1921-07-08
Rice Wine Used 1000 Years.

Next to grape wine, it is said that
japanese rice wine is the oldest alco-
holic beverage known to man, its use
in Japan dating back more than two
thousand years.
The Bingham County news., 1921-07-08
Prince Albert's a new
note in the Joys Of rolling EN-!

And, for a fact, rolling
up Princ ce Albert is mighty
easy! P. A. is crimp cut and
stays put and you whisk it
into sha pc before you can
count tn rec! And, the next
instant you're putting away
to beat the band!
Prince Albert is so good
that it has led four men to
smoke jimmy pipes where
one was smoked before! It's
the gre atest old buddy
smoke that ever found its
way into a pipe or cigarette!
Evening star., 1921-08-28
NERVOUS TENDENCY
IN STEEL MARKET.

NEW YORK. August 27-The steel
settled. A moderate improvement of
business was shown in some direc-
lions. but competition is very keen
Tor all orders in sight and the tone
Is easy. To meet figures asked by the
INDEPENDENTS the Steel Corporation
reduced it's prices for plates S1d
sheets. and this action induced buyers
10 limit purchases to immediate ne
cessities. as they look for further
Pig iron ruled steady to firm at the
recent advance. but while business
is fair it is not proving as large as
some had hoped for on the recent
squirt of activity
Copper Continues Quiet.
Copper has remained very ouiet and
prices Tor spot and prompt electro
iytic have been shaded slightly by
oeaiers and some of the smaller pro-
oucers. No export business has been
reported for the past fortnight. ow-
ing partly to the weakness of tbe
London market, and it is claimed
that, except for occasional small lots.
domestic buyers have been almost
ent1rely out of the market Under
these conditions. small lots have been
available at about 11.75 delivered. but
the larger producers have refused to
shade u cents, and are asking from
Z TO LIZ cents for September and
October. '"
hiE Decline in Tin.
TIN has declined to 259s for Straits,
the lowest in eighteen years. Weak.
ness IN London and apathy on the
part OF buyers apparently offset the
hlgher sterling exchange.
Lead continued fairly active, with
the undertone firmer, especialIv AT
the west.
zinc was quiet, as buyers antici-
pate fresh concessions, but holders
are refusing to meet large bids lust
under the market.
Antlmony is steadier, but un-
changed. with future shipment de-
mand absent.