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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31
LOVE or DANCE DRIVES
MANY 70 OROG SLAVERY
Federal Agent Says Exhaustion
Leads Girl Victims To Accept
Dope SO They Can
Garry On

wasAineion Nay 90 the dan
eepna enflosts - youth stated vl's
nasmAl pleasures Ia responsible tet
ihoasanas ~ asus Addieis ~
Amerisa
W. says q Nusl director ne
feaeral Nsrsese Fiela rerev
There are taaay NJ. less shsn 81
eee eea hab'aes q gbls sean'FY see
ma enly le Fae.snA amows dfux
addicted nations
whtN Nast ana his associates e.
tac enforcement ef the tsaeison nev
eo,l, mA helleve ,he peak cf aenseF
has hc~n PASSED they assrrt thae .
wii sste avery rssewsee ~ govern
Bsui and pHhl.e tseslnx g. kNsr ghe
mrpsre IN check
"A nation .ays Nus ehleh eoes
the pace W. d. ~hleh puts hlsh
iaemlam IN per ADD rxen makea 4
slrsue 81 aenrwnrk ia particularly
msaeptlhlo - snsasloa Nv .be dtas
vice
Modrru immnaorale dheelns vs'a
lss unnatueai cxaetlpus rexsnt ~
gae ~ ihe bw factors ~ the spread
of Hope hahus
"a esri trols exhausted sNo fvsdf
Is accepts druan pfesferra BY snne
seuns eadiol aud alushef s'asn Y
IN lhe maklne
Dfuas hase played au important
nart IA the reernf eriine waves vAy
officials here especially cacalne.
which gives ita user manlAeal enur
Ayu lnRether with absolute lack u'
Aotai responsibility
Agents - the narcotic field tpFse
report saal nollcc officers og LARGE
esllea aserlhc from 9b sn 10 per cent
~ major cfimna hy professionals 'a
lauhilaal USE af eosalne
Passage " further lenlH'ei'on 70
tighten up The uaFrlAou aci BY limit
IiNr import ~ narcotics 10 the loTls'e
mate utedi,ai needa of fhe country
~ eonfsaent'v expected ~ cnturer
ment Officials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

john 4 RannHter and Chas O.
Bannisier . lda y Dannisier Q IS
~ 8 s. 81. sioo lots II and Is.
block q. zap Hiu
T Banaisser g, AK and Lulu G
Mcsiee ., mar 20 ida N Ranaisser
Q &. a. le zi4 500 LOIS ~ and
a.. hlock Al. Cap Hin
Charles Olsen ct ux 70 John w
pus. @ 4 y, ,liials. sleeoe. los
is and IA. blork ia Bclseas Addi-
ton ia Cnthrie
~ j. Nesehef e a 70 Mrs Ellen
MeerAet. q Y p. * s5 n, 81 "a l,oss
v ana "A. block Is ia Orlando
klscsllsneovs
Marie Meaeher pnetow' 10 The
publse, Affidavit 5 25 q lots p
and "a. block rs ORLANDO
W. q Mcaghor to The Public Az
gsdavis s "a I'll Lots "a and "a.
flock rs. Orlando
James l.amasnes 20 The Public
Affidavit s u Naming heirs Of
Anna TAwaAncy Ranaistef dcceaRrd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

Arc Noa iwKflnK arpApd dey nffef
aav With i duH nevet seaalnr saeh
ache lio toa suffer headaches.
dlssy srells and sAsfp slahpink
pains feel Tired. irritable wIthopf
Ste oy ambition lAe'y then tAa
tfouhio Is Due Is kdney weaknFss
nol hard 10 cofrccf " treated nwmnl-
~. bnt anngufe0s i neHlerted Foy
Qntek rellrf use nnaua kldHcf rilH.
noana haNe helped thenAsl@is Fhey
should hclp son Ask fca uelehho
A Guthrie Case
= Maine. ca y springer 81.
Guthrie. sayn ! had palns IN n'
hack FOR davs ~ llme and my
klaneys showed slenn of heing ils
ordered. 40 / hnneh, ueoanA Kidney
Pitts Tho tigNs fev save me mnea
faliof and ! continued ania was 80
~ ihe pains paans have ha'rtl
ne whenever j have had any otca
elon "a fake them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31
COURT HOUSE NOTES


OIL snc Gas
Benjamin J Dobson 20 G. W. Sines
l.esss. S : 81 Sw Ia. 3s-l7-ie.
C. Va Sine ia Dewey Brandon.
Assignment. s p a. Sw ia. @s-l7-
le tie interest
sONer + Acton 70 Henry Braun,
assignment. q q Sc ia, NV
"a. le-ls-Sw
! Empire Gas and Fuel Company 10
laura "a Coffee and n. A Amick.
Release. 40 II .sa. h 70 acrea NE
~ Is-ls-s sw
4 IN. ID. Bronson "a A. R~eany q ux.
.Helease. E - 2i4 tl-s. .NE "a. 90
III -ie
y Overland o. and G. Go 20 LosAn
deck, Release, !. Is 90 n i-e, sw
ia, es-ls-lw
Felix McCinnis ard George Upton.
szndavit Of Surrender, 5 rs a. \
f-3 Sc IA and T. IL. SW Ia, Sc
ia cf s7-1s gw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

Persons ashiect - hlgieus ssfsfks
At feRaef irtv4vaia knpw 4huuf when
ia espaxf an attack Fbmy ind tAst
ihey hAya na desire faF fnaa ehsn an
tftaek IL da~ hut Usually eat teesase
I, - aeml lime akip enc usesl sns
tske three of clambeflains fahlsfs
ASH yaa may - arts ~ asula the a.
tack Persons Mhlect O. persaiss
hislaax attaeka ahaula nes artns Tea
~ eaffew ~ any tsnse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31
All Run Down
NOW Feels Fine


"Hssanlc h the only thing | have
found tsosor my heartburn and J
shink u has been great hesp In
nxvous spelss. ~rlsos @. u.lohnson.
An upssA stomach may esnse hsts
ef,afYwslng ali over The hcdy. fatonic
helrs N surh easrs hy wuaovins The
~suss of she misety, hecaase " taks :
mn aud carries ont the excess acid
ana rAscs and krers the digestive
orxrns IN natural working craes. A
Saklrs aiser meAls IL ali you neesl.
Nc oSox costa only hlno Win
dragglss's guarantee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

Fsedersek j. R@nasisr 70 The
laN,e. Anidasit 4 ., NAMING
heirs os I.amAensy saanis'ers de-
eeaeed
Coanss coari 10 Joeeph \ hiseN'
esexutos. Transcript Mills ~ Wm.
N nsaek. deceakrd, lots - and -
tsoea Is. Orlando
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

Roy scouts tsoors of Oklahoma
viii meet III NcAicsser in their frs
eianboras. June Is Athletic con
tests will be STAGED, dnring The
.iambores In which the various
iroopg will compete Tor state honors
hnnroprlatc tronhies viii be awsrdr"
tie winners ~ the events
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31
PAGE THREE

F'sashe1h tFvlnx. granddaughter af
er llenry ifvfae. aad hafaAlf q fsvs
esise ef she English stage. WARS
charm Witch her atsinxalsh~i
grandfather always sots ca tha flfsE
Rlshs ~ sea production Tha
charm has An lalersselaw hlstnrY and
IA salA "a have b~~e wpFa ~ Mrs
'slAdens and reg wafgnssan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31
"Cets 1t"
T he Corn
and Callus
Peeler

This Corn Remover Ia Guaranteed.
Relief ttem corn HltieFiHg follows
The application ol tiela II almost
AZ quickly AZ pain follows the lhfnat
~ a Din OF knife into The flrnh Nat
only hard cotnw of aof' epfns bnt
pYnFy kind of corn 90 eaiius gurFcnH
crs io eGriA AZ" and peeia rlahl uif
II takes Just few geconda io stVp
thn pain ~ilh lwo or lhf"e dfopH
co io your afuggiat TO-DAY s'et q
bottle ~ *Ceta N t0At hui . tfltle
every where iunf money baes = noe
satisfied Ald hy n Lawrence &
60, Chicago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

Permanent organization ~ iAe Os
ahoma FORESTRY association vii be
effected At meeting June tn"
pirnose ~ the association N % nfo
mote economic forestry, nafk for
ortry and ciiv forestry The stat"
association will later become atfiha'
.ca with the national organization, j
was announced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

The largest graduating clasa 10 tho
history ~ The state university wlli
receive diplomas AZ Norman June z
4 he commencement day address VII
~ delivered ~ nf Robert r vlnson,
president a. che University Of Texas
Tho annual home coming ~ alumrl
wili he held June 9 The clseecs of
saA 'el, '0s. ~ and va viii hold ro
Unions during the week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

w II Clonrh Soldiers liom
Calf. writes n have bacn troubled
with constipation ~ tlues for year
find Foley caihaT'lc Tablets keen
me In better natural shape ihan
any medicine I have ever iaker
Iusl tlnp for too heavy people Sold
everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31
WHAT rIUKRD OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

washlneton rive army e''s"'s
ana We civilians we're Killed - '"e
u rcxk az an cartiss Eagle amha'an'e
alrplAnc near Indian Head, Maryland
4n niles southeast Of Washington -
terrsfc ~lns and electrical s'orn''
New Nork General Horace i'"f
,er. las, sarsis3f of General Gran
milsgafs staff and former amossA"oo'
to France. died SUNDAY ia a's N'a
year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

Ii spite 81 the fact that most u
nur farm Woodlands arr 10 the =
states making ap Nnw England AM
The lake states The farmers anil
fural population - these states AZ
mualiy use Va excess of 0.o0a
tens Of coal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

The hoard - education haa arfanr
ca tor tac erection ~ 4 fsa.00t
school building Ia wesi iiartleayiile,
Tor tbc nno ~ the negro children
'Thc huildnF committee ~ the hoard
IvAs also instructed "a prepare plans
Tor uew school building in the Mo-
saleh addition narileNyllc VIII he
Icampollcd 20 huid a. least two nrw
ward school buildings ~ tho noxt
iytar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

iowaus had better look 70 their
jaurals Kay county farmers have lu
creased their hoE iitlarN from leeNe
10 10000 Ia the las, five years, af
cordIne 10 county farm officials Ap
.rroximafeiy 200 pigs were horn n
The fol ranch. up 10 May ! ibg year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31
STATE NEWS
BOILED DOWN

Approximately gseao acres cf In
alAn lands in Nhc Usage nation ws,,
~ acid at public aae gion durlng June
according 10 apparently reliable
'scurccs The firs. sale. Il Is under
stood. wlv BE- held June 70
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

Some of Tho hest hourglasses con
tain powdered cggahell 10 place u
sand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31
STOMACH
SUFFERERS
TRY FRENCH PHYSICIANS
REMEDY

A purnlY vegetable digestive. mstid-
NJ hAatlyr. Now "a lhu nafket uu
arr the trade nane "a lhisiKATnlfsl
NNnY stomach sufferers fsHd they
rsn vat whatever thvy like bY lsklag
ttsnvalaislA after meals
Nra T. " llill writes ~ilAfass
taking laNesgnlda / waa sary cafnni
ii ny diet. nov pas anythlna wilh.
aut any M effect | cannot aaf to
much Cor tgiNaagolis~
siet packages ~ nFuKMTOfla n.
day. GA Munay nask siuagaatce At
Yunf druSalat h0 ranta.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

The Ailosa club of Bartlesvillr al
81 hua ness women, will
send a delegate e the Hct'er ciilea
lrstilnto Al Oklahoma city. Jane q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

KNIT. ng was not invented until tae
art OF weaving bad been nTacueeh
for centuries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

PARIS France. In military and
rel.e,oas services iolnen with amer
lea Yesterday IN The tirs' Of TIVE day >
Observance ~ Memorial day for the
Americans who gave their lives IA
the world war
WAsAlngton 4n the historic kpis
coeal ehasch q pehiek ~ Nirslnia 81
which George Washington VAS once
.essrymen. rresidcnt haralns paid
M. RESPECTS 10 memhors of the parish
whu gave their lres in sAe "oF'a
war.
Salisbnrg. lAussria-~-ln the REFER
endum held here the vote was N'r'"-
anv unanimous 10 favor % fusion
uish Germany with 50 percent OF
AZ retnrns received but few han-
Area were recorded aealns, fusion
WASHINGTON I.esding the nation
in commemoratlons of rs historic
soldier and sailor dead, President
,tardiug Yesterday delivered he
memorial day address at the ampi-
theatre 81 ihe Arlington National
cemetery
seattle Two hundred members
~ the Marine Engineers Beneficial
association 81 Seattle voted unanim :
oasly 70 accep, proposals of the uHl-
fcd states Shipping Aoard.
New York Two persons ~eF"
Killed ana cighi others injured when
"a Pennsylvania railway excursion
train crashed into The rear end Of a
lorai passenger train a, nerlingioa'
y j.
Washington Rrigadier General
william mitchell. assistant chief Of
ihe army air service and formerly In
commaud Of all American aE forces
IN france had narrow csoape from
death IN the storm IN which the army
ambulance alrplane crashed win
loss of 7 lives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31
|DOAN'S kInHsS rIiIs |
= 6ut ~ all Dnia Stores ~
foster ri.il-sr 60, re ,As~ buiiAlaNN

Two nvw hard auriaced roads
she north and central pef
'tous az Delaware county have ueea
approved Ay the board q eommis
sloncrs The new hixhva1s viii iaa
sllnsficiA which heretofore have tecn
inaccessible to mo'orlnta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

Seekng solution ~ ibe prohlem
az how 20 keep ssMuskogec eonuiN
rnads dnsticsS. the beard ~ commits
soners have purchased thirteen tons
81 calcium choiosiac "a be uecd as
layer Tor iis roads The expert
Aseni w.ll he continued for one yea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

Clean up week bore resulted ln 900
lnada of akh holns removed fruu
ihn Ninita
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

Tho annual convention - ihe
christian Fndrssof societies ~ oe
aahoma viii be Aeid a. oklahom
V.ty. June 4 70 Two thousand
delegates are expected 80 attend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

The Usaye county agricultural 40
fsyual ail be or the rfosa ~ i tas
days This annual will take thc paea
o' the usual catalogue Cor lhe OsaNe
toun's ff.e tair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-31

Aeitsfion FOR now railroad -
tending from Aioha g. PARTS Tosas.
Via Farris Antlors and Hugo, hek
leTun in This section oi the sta'e
kseidNnts " the eltios through which
lhe new road will pass are 10 meet
ni Hugo soon to discuss the project
--rs4lsea~
Thirty. tnnr miles AZ hard surface
roads ara to he hult 10 Sicphena
souniy This year The roads Wi
connect Duncan with the ei Fields
Mcmtefs ~ nearly eyory Indian
nation Of Oklahama vfll participate
iu the annual mane0sers Mt The state
ruUrd encampmoni va be held ~ For
SIN next month indian athletic
teams win be formed darIng The go
rampmen' ana ritted aEains eaca
ofaer
, 1921-12-21
"Doctor Dippy' Is
New Offering At
Columbia TheateJ

Hoyt Smythe's comedy offering
Doctor Dippy" is now showing at tn,
Columbia
Doctor Dippy Al Darr) is the pro
prietor OF a sanitarium for the insane
Rennie Kirkland as one of the nuts
is crazier than the proverbial loor.
Almost as crazy is Kennedy. wht
claims that most OF his ANATOMY q
unreal" Hoyt smyth is the c%oiore5
porter at the sanitarium in one of hi.
happieet Characterization. His danc
ing was particularly well received.
One of the most popular numbers
Is the limerick singing by the chorus
and Bonnie.
Loretta Kidd in her number pleases
vocaily and displays her cieverness as
a danseuse.
The squirrel trio" was an added AT.
traction.
The movie. The Woman He
Chose" is an adoption from the prize
novel of De Selma Tagerlof. "Ths
Girl from the Merchcroft." Scenes
characters and costumes are all o.
Swedish origin The characters ar,
IA interesting ethnologtoaliy as thes
are surprising in artistic excellence.
Next Thursday night in addition &c
the regular gifts SIS win be given
away.
, 1921-12-21
MEMBERSHIP IN
M.E.CHURCHIS
NOW 3,958,655
Increase of 90,404 Reported
for Year Ending December
/, Says New York
Announcement.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2I.-Membership in
he Methodist Episcopal church in
-eased eo.404 during the year ending
december /. 1921, according to sta.
lstics compiled and announced
ny DR.. Olivet s. Baketel. editor of the
,iethodist Year Book, New York. This
acrease was in communicates of the
hurch. not adherents.
The membership OF the Methodist
Episcopal church Is $685.. 655 in the
Tnitod States and b42 .0s7 in foreign
ands. Benevolent enterprises of the
hurch during the year received $19
72.423.s7. There m 4o.1ss churches
nd parsonages;. 34,5oo ministers and
ocal preachers. The average yearly
ayarl of the Methodist preacher in
his country is s1.b7e. There are $50
EDUCATIONAL institutions IND "a hos
tails with n total valuation with other
-operty belonging TO h church an
ndowmonts Of approximately s4b0.
GO. 900.
, 1921-12-21
MUTT AND JEFF OF THE
SECOND STORY MEN ARE
SOUGHT N CHEYENNE

CHEYENNE. wyo-. Dec. e1--Poiice
here are looking for two men, one
supposedly tall and the other sup
posediy short. who are wanted for
burglary at the home OF James za,es-
ky. locomotive engineer. and zalcsky'
well. zalesky as we'll as playing the
role of Santa Claus for the second
time this re-christmas SEASON has be-
come a confirmed believer that dreams
come true The night before the burg.
larry Zalesky dreamed that his house
was being robbed by two men. one
tail, the other short. So vivid was tho
dream that upon awakening no had
difficulty in convincing himself that
tho burglars had bean merely dream
stuff" That evening while he and
his family were absent their home
was thoroughly ranszcked by some.
one who stole not Mrs. Zaiesky's Jew
elry and other iong-cherished posses
sions. but also recently acquired pos.
sessions-erery Christmas gift on the
place.
Lacking n other clus-if clue that
mas. o,-to the identity Of the burg.
lars. tho police are banking on the
dream bunch and seeking a iDas and
a short man.
, 1921-12-21
PRESIDENT OF Mine
WORKERS CONDEMNED
BY Reliance LOCAL

CHEYENNE. Wye, Dec. 21.-con.
domination OF John L. Lewis. president
OF the United Mine Workers OF Amer.
lea, and a pledge Of support to Alex.
ander Howat. deposed and imprisoned
president OF the Kansas district of the
organization. Is contained in resolu
tons adopted by the Reliance. Wye.
local of tho United Mine Workers OF
America The resolutions dcpiore
Lewis action in ~suspending Howat
others connected with the ''out.
law strike" in tho Kansas coal fields,
and request Lewis to rescind his ac.
tion and recall the provisional admin.
lstration set up by the L. NJ. w. of A.
IN Kansas The resolutions state. fur
thermore. that the Reiiance iocai
Will stand behind the striking miners
OF Kansas with all the moral and II.
nanclal aid In their power.
, 1921-12-21
DOUGLAS COMMUNITY
CLUB Names OFFICERS

DOUGLAS. Wyo.. Dec. 2l.-The
Douglas community club In annua
meeting here elected officers for the
new years as follows.
President, r. ]. Ditzler; vice presi.
lent. w. A Spear; secretary.treasur.
or. l.. +. Shultz.
the election Of governors of the
various departments was held and the
Glowing were chosen unanimously:
Finance. c. w. Gacth: civic i'm.
provements, Robert Gentle; roads. Max
Smith; advertising. e. ". Gregory;
cultural development. A. r. Romer;
entertainment. John S~tansbury; agri.
culture and livestock. C. w. Horr;
membership. Olin Darby.
, 1921-12-21
Assistant Federal
Attorney Resigns

DENVER. Dec 2f.-By The As
ISOLATED Pressl.-otto Book. for nearly
seven years assistant United States
attorney here. has announced his in
tention of rcsisning January 1, to en-
ter private practice again. Mr.. Book
was appointed in 1914 by United. States
Attorney Harry b. Tedrow, who died
several months ago. During his term
Of office MFR. Book has handled the
federal coal Investigations ordered un.
Ter tho Lover act. also hundreds of
prohibition cases. narcotic proscu.
tons and arising out OF the vio-
~iations of tho new federal law cover
ing the transfer from one state to an
other OF stolen automobiles.
, 1921-12-21
z DAIRY COWS
CONDEMNED ON
RECENT TESTS
Percentage of Animals Found
to Have Developed Tuber-
culosis Is Small in
This County.

Only IL head OF dairy cattle out OF
Tho 675 head comprising the herd,
which supply Casper with Its milk anc
other food products showed reaction
10 the tubercalin tests which were
given under the direction of DIR. y. r
Davis. state veterinarian and his stat
working in cooperation with loca
health and food inspection authorities
OF the dozen head OF cattle whici
showed tuberculin r~eactors. seven o
the animals were found in one herd
while the other five were each locat
ID in separate herds. indicating tina
n most thorough test vas made.
The cattle which were found 20 have
developed tuberculosis were destroye'
and the Of the animals will b
reimbursed at the assessed value O
the COW by the state livestock fund.
Both state and city officials accord.
ing to announcements made here. re
ceived the utmost cooperation from
the dairymen who voluntarily submit
ted their herds TO the tests. In al
instances thar hav been reported the
dairymen claim that they were entire
ly satisfied with the results OF the
test
, 1921-12-21
SUGAR DUTY Increase IS ASKED
OF SENATE BY MANUFACTURERS

WASHINGTON. Dec 1i-A dui,
of two cents a pound on Cuban raw
sugar was compared with the pr6k-
ut emergency rate of 1.s cents and
the one cent in the Underwood tariff
law was asked of the senate finance
by the United
States Sugar Manufacturing associ-
alton. through q. w. Mccormick. n
Deet sugar manufacturer Of Men
ominee, Mich.
American beet sugar producers
must have five cents a pound for
the finished product Z. o. b. factory,
Mr.. Mccormick said. and since Gu
ban raw sugar can be laid down at
h refineries in this country at two
cents a pound. a two e N duty Is
necessary unless tho beet uga in
dustry In 10 be destroyed.
Every beet sugar factory took a
staggering loss on the 1S2o-3i
he continued. adding that the
entire industry now Is on "the
verge of disaster He asserted hat
( called upon to settle their obIiga-
ions Mt this time. % per cent of the
"a beet sugar factories in this coun-
try would have to shut down.
Charging that tho Cuban sugar
producers were Responsible FOR the
debauch OF high prices last year.
Mr.. Mccormick declared that by
their inerdinate greed at that time.
they had pulled their house down
upon themselves and now ~ ask
ing the American congress to ex-
tricate them from the debris"
Tho ~uffnazs exDiafned that at the
time when the Cuban producers
were compelled to keep their prices
down by reason OF the food control
law and rulings of tho department
Of justice. Mr.. Mccormick went on
, 1921-12-21

to say that even now. Cuba Is
threatening to throw its surplus Of
1.2so.ooo tons OF sugar from last
years crop on tho American mar
kot at n cent a pound. a price
which he declared. would be destruo-
tive to the American beet sugar In
dustry. Turning 10 arguments yes
terday OF the American producers in
Cuba. Mr.. Mccormick said they had
limited that II the cid duty OF one
cent n pound was not restored there
would be revolution in Cuba and
tho United States would have to
intervene and so have another
little brown brother on Its hands"
, 1921-12-21
Mining Company
GiUen Judgment
For SI,8O3,364

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Dec a.
A verdict for $780,. se4.o5 was
awarded the plaintiff here In
the suit of the New fdris Quicksilver
Mining company Of California
against the Britlsh-American Manu-
featuring company of New York. In
the United States district court here.
The verdict followed 10 days OF
testimony in the $500. 900 suit OF
me New Idr1s company which alleg-
ed hat the British-Americsn COM
pany had entered into a contract
with the plaintiff company for the
purchase Of about II 900 TASKS OF
quicksilver but had failed to fulfill
the agreement
, 1921-12-21
VAGRANT GIVES BOND,
ARRESTED As GAMBLER

Art Ames. recently arrested here at
the instance Of county authorities, is
being held subject to the call OF a 10.
cal court for trial on a charge of
vagrancy. When friends provided
bonds for his release on this charge
an additional charge of gambling was
lodged against him. He will in all
probability be given a preliminary
hearing today.
, 1921-12-21
P~osToFFTcr SERVICE.

A great deal OF confusion could be
avoided at the postoffice II more of
the patrons who desire stamps only
would use the special stamp window
in the basement. The window for the
insurance Of parcels is separate from
this stamp window.
, 1921-12-21
DOUBLE TAX s
BANKS CHARGE

rary injunction and other equitable
relief was then filed.
The case is Of considerable technical
interest and in all probability win re-
suit In technical review Of many ques.
lions Of taxation. Tho bank affirms
n its petition hat a duly authorized
representative appeared before the
board OF equalization and asked that
the taxable assessment figured be low
cred.