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Evening star., 1921-11-23
sTRAND-"Money Is Money"

! AT the Strand Theater next week,
beginning Sunday, NJ. Golden win
present his fantastic, futuristic musi-
cal farce. Money Is Money" starring
Joseph Greenwald, with a cast of
nine. Only two other vaudeville
numbers will be seen. the Anselsmiths,
In "Pastimes in Jungle-Land,", and
Harry Gilbert in Character Snap
Shots" The photoplay will be "The
Fox" featuring Harry Carey.
Evening star., 1921-11-23
GARRIW-walterl Hampden.

Shakespearean actor, will appear at
the shnbert- darrick next week begin
ming Monday, IN a variety of foies and
no less than six plays. He will open
with Macbeth" ON Monday night, fol-
lowed by "'The Servant In the. House"
Tuesday night, The Tanning Of the
Shrew" Wednesday night. Macbeth"
Thursday AFTERNOON, ."rhe Servant In
the House" Thursday night, and
Romeo and Juliet" Friday night,
with 'The Merchant of Venice" Sat-
urday afternoon and Hamlet" Satur-
day night.
Evening star., 1921-11-23
.Photopfays.
METROPOLITAN = Charles Ray
and Buster Keaton.

Next week at Crandalrs Metro
politan Theater two frst-run pic
lures Of more than usual interest will
be shown-Charles Rays latest pro-
duction for First National. Two
Minutes to Co." which makes the foot
ball field q source Of romance and
thrills, and the Buster Keaton two
reel comedy, 'sThe Boat" said to be
the funniest picture since zone Week. .
The program will include musical
features -'r- "a =
Evening star., 1921-11-23
GAYETY-"Golden Crook Co."

The Golden-Crook Company is COM
ing to the Gayety next week. 1t is
noted for its well-balanced organiza-
tion and a strong cast. Its fun is said
to be fast and furious. Its chorus is
composed Of a sprightly galaxy of
bright young faces. good singers
and dancers. and wears magnificent
gowns. The cast includes Jack Call
iahan. Eddie Shubert, Sid Gold. Matty
White, Bob Jackson Ann Myers, Julia
Clifford and Kitty Warren.
Evening star., 1921-11-23
Elite.

Sunday and Monday, Mary Pickford,
in THE Love Light; Tuesday. Sessue
Hayakawa, in '..Wheye Lights are
Low; Wednesday. David Powell. in
Brady. in Little Italy; Friday. Eu-
gene O'Brien. in "clay Dollars; and
Saturday. Gloria Swanson. in 'The
Great Moment"
Evening star., 1921-11-23
HELD. ACCUSED OF FORGERY.

s. Rudolph e. sutton, resident Of this
city; is under arrest in Cincinnati,
Ohio, charged here with. having
forged the name of DR.. Garnett Hill.
Albany Hotel. to three checks One
of the checks was cashed St Q local
hank and the police were t0ld that
sutton xavs tt e the pan. vho Ecfi
Eone.to-Oincinuatia foz.athe prtsbneD &
Evening star., 1921-11-23

Sunday and Monday. Betty CoRpson,
in ''The End Of the World; Tuesday,
Goldwyn's Poverty, Riches: Wednes-
day. Mystery Row; Thursday and
Friday, Douglass Fairbanks, in 1.-THE
Three Musketeers." and Saturday, Will
Rogers, in Poor Relations"
Evening star., 1921-11-23
CAPIT0L-"Monte Carlo Girls. /"

Tom Sullivan's Monte Carlo Girls"
- the attraction announced 1or the
Capitol Theater next week beginning
sunday. afternoon. A we'll costumed
chorus and long list of principals
are features Of their performance.
Evening star., 1921-11-23
Apollo.

/. Sunday and Monday. Anna Q. Nils
son.$ in 'Why Girls Leave Home;
Msishsn. xass IN % appy = pSnisH RicE:; TS%rs. H1s
day, Eugene O,Brien, In 'C1ay Dol
lsrss; Friday, win Rogers, in "A
Poor Relation: Charlie Chaplin. in
"a Dogs Life and Polychrome.
day, -Out Of the Dust; Harry Pol
lard, in .On Location" and. matinee
attraction, Hurricane Hutch'a No. 8. 1
Evening star., 1921-11-23
BELAsCo-Jimmy Hussey Revue.

The Jimmy Hussey Revue will head
line the nine-act program At the
Belasco Theater next week. starting
Sunday afterdoon. s.. .'sss.sslgs
The Hussey entsrtainment was the
stellar feature OF the Century Mid
night Revue, and will come with the
original group ofs players. The oRer-
ing Is in three parts and, with the
star, includes Eddie Hickey, Gene
belmont, Vivian West, Buddy Doyle.
Gladys James, Bert Stanley and q
chorus Of pretty girls.
supporting. acts VIII include vinie
Daley. formerly OF the Hammerstein
Grand Opera Company. in an original
vocal offering; Joe Jackson. droil
pantomimic comedian With a; bicycle; I;
the Rath brothers, unique and ;attis-
tic athletes; the zfegier sisters. In
their own dance creations: Dave Vine
and Lu1ila Temple, In delightful
comedy: Buddy Doyle. IN aimpresijous
o. Hrosdways- sln9in8 comedians;
Door; Rome eAd Cullen 81, eccentfio
dances, and the ShubeftrhswDweeklys
Evening star., 1921-11-23
Avenue Grand.

sunday and Monday. Thomas Mel
"Wednesday. Anna q. Nilsson. In
why Girls Leave Home: .Thursday,e
House Peters, In The Invisible Pow
err: Friday, Tom Moore and Helene
ChadYick, ln From the Ground Up" s
resn 4aa md md sssnadsS: smadic: va. e q aaMs ne
ley In s:Her Face NAaues1 c0med1'
Evening star., 1921-11-23
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday, Thomas Mel
CHAN. in "Cappy Ricks"; Tuesday and
Girls Leave Home: Thursday, "The
Golem"; Friday, ''The Princess of
Broadway" and Charlie Chaplin. in
"The Idle Glass" and Saturday, Tom
Moore and Helene Chadwick. in
"From the Ground Up';. Lloyd Ham
and matinee attraction, Hurricane
Hutch" No. Z.
Evening star., 1921-11-23
York.

Sunday and Monday, Richard Bar
thelmess, in Experience; Tuesday,
House Peters, in THE Invisible
Power; Wednesday. Eugene OBrien.
in "Clay Dwellers"; Thursday, Mabel
Ball, in East lynne" Friday out
Hawley, in ''Her Face Value" Mack
Sennett's '.On a Summers DAN"
and matinee attraction, Hurricane
Hutch No. 6.
Evening star., 1921-11-23
B. F. KEITH's-Florence Walton.

Florence Walton and company and
Karyl Norman, "the Creole Fashion
Plate" will headline the bill at the
e. F. Keith Theater next week. COM
mencing at the Monday matinee. Miss
Walton, the noted dancer, formerly
associated with Maurice, is support
ed by Leon Leitrim,, Alexander Vlad,
Milan Smolen and Maximifian Dolin.
Karyl Norman, "the' CREOLE Fashion
Plate" Is one OF the y drawing
cards OF the day. His voice and
femaninity. Ddwin Weber IL con-
ductor and the feature. 10 termed
Something Different" Mrs. Sidney
Drew, the screen and comedy star,
with a capable company, viii pre-
sent the jolly little comedy, "fre-
destination. Others will be- Beatrice
Herford, the woman monologist: !:
Alice Gerstenberg's comedy, "A Dress
Rehearsal: Tom Smith, "An Artist,
a Gentleman and a Scholar; john
SON, Baker and Johnson, in "Prac-.
tice"; Boyle and Bennett, In "Scram-
bled Legs" and the usual .theater
Sunday at and s:15 the last per-
formances Of the current program,
headed by Fritzi Scheff, Will be given.
Thursday, Thanksgiving day, at S
pm, an extra matinee will be given.
Evening star., 1921-11-23
Ernest. Hutchesoln. December 8.

Ernest, Hutcheson. the eminent Aus
tralian pianist and composer, will be
heard in recital . at the Masonic
Auditorium, 18th street and New York
avenue, Saturday, December 8, under
the auspices OF the Wheatcroft Piano
school. His program will include
numbers by Bach. Beethoven, Chopin,
Liszt, himself and the Wagner
Hutcheson' arrangement Of the ride
of the Vaikyries."
Seats are on sale at the offices OF
T. Arthur Smith, Inc. 1906 G street.
Evening star., 1921-11-23
KN1CKERBoCKER 1.-TWO
Minutea TO Co."

in aTwo Minutes to Co." and Buster
Keaton's The Boat" These features
viii. be followed during the week by
Elsie Ferguson, in "Footlights." Con-
stance Binney, in The Case Of
Becky" and Ethel Clayton. in Exit
the Vamp."
Evening star., 1921-11-23
hALT0.

!. Moore's Rialto Theater announces
the probability OF the continuance of
THE Sheik through next week. al
though 1t is not definitely settled.
Evening star., 1921-11-23
HELD ON B1GAMY CHARGE.

Clyde H. Sheldon. former policeman
of Norfolk, Va, arraigned yesterday
in Police Court charged with bigamy.
entered a plea of not guilty and was
held on bond OF $500 to await ac-
tion Of the grand jury. -
Evening star., 1921-11-23
CRANDALL's-'The Speed Girl -

The first three days OF next week,
Sunday afternoon, Bebe
Daniels, in "The Speed Girl" and
Charles Murray. in "IIis Unhappy Fin
ish"; "wednesday and Thursday. Mabel
Julienne Scott IN mo Woman
knows; Friday and Saturday, Eli
nor. Fields, in "Hearts and Masks,
and Lloyd Hamilton, in ''The Va
grant"
Evening star., 1921-11-23
CoLUMBIA-sWay. Down East.

D. W. sGridith's screen version Of
"Way. Down East" one Of the most
popular motion pictures ever pre-.
sented to the American public, will
be shown at popular prices at Loew's
Columbia Theater next week, begin
II is based on the Lottie Blair
Barker play and the Griffith cast is
headed by Richard Barthelmess and
Lillian Gish.
Evening star., 1921-11-23
Circle,

''Snookx's Labor Lost" and matinee
attraction, Hurricane Hutch" No. Z.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
WHEAT UNABLE TO
HOLD AN ADVANCE
Reduced Stocks Start Earl
Rise, Which Is Checked
= by Realizing. ~

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.--With sboS or
wheat rapidly being reduced. bls4n TO-
days wheat market showed re con-
fidence. Owing to pront tgng. now
ever, advances which occury We're noc
fully maintained. The closEas unset
tied. g. cents TO III cents higner
with December at S1.09 tEi'osA ana
May at Sill to b1.11B Eorn gainea
as cent to 4 cent and OF lost snade
IL Y cent. In provisif the outcoirs
varied from 7 certs toy cents decline
to rise of Is GEMS.
1t was generally gceoed from the
start that q bjr fang off In the do
mestic visible sippJ Oh wheat wouid
he announced, aid ~ expectation was
more than fulaled q decrease of A.
500, 900 bushels fofhe week. Sesides
.exnorts for IN. skon to November I
were given ~ 10000 bushels more
than FOR the creponding period last
1-aar Taus yatsupplies east of the
Rocl.ias hoa /een heavily over-exported
and that n Nthweaern millers We're after
hard w;nf sradei in Kansas was cur
rent hut aVices bn farm reserves in
Kansas and NEBRASKA indicated rela-
tivclv small lkldinEs Lightness OF re-
ceints at q Joints counted an an addi-
sIona, hull;l factor. Nevertheless the
ma ri, Of nrepted an overbought appear
ence aftei midday and commission
houses tu,N to the selling side. forcing
n materiat teaction.
Export kmand helped TO strengthen
corn. aid continued attention to
plans fl government financing of the
corn cp. Trade in oats was mainly
of locgchaacter.
Pafrs' selling Of lard did a good
deal tcouiterbalance in the provision
market f.-sffect of higher quotations
on hogs
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.

First J. s. J., B.--chicago
tJoint Stock Land Bank
IS, May, 1880 op, '2t,
tJoint Stock Land Bank
Js, Nov, 1893 op. '2t.
fNot listed on New York
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
TO TIE HOLDERS OF
Interim Certificates Interchangeable for
DOMINICAN EEPUEIlC

TOur- car hight Ter Vent. tu,tOinN AuInIii@
istration Sinking Eund Doad Issue OF 1921.
The Equitable Trust Company OF New
York, as Fiscal Agent under Agreement OF
Fiscal Agency dated as OF June ], le2l,
made on behalf of the Republic OF Santo
Domingo. hereby gives notice that, pursuant
10 the terms OF said Agreement, It has
drawn for redemption December !, 1921.
out Of such funds are required to be de-
posted In the Sinking Fund on November
II. 1921 bonds OF the Dominican Republic
FourYear Eight Per Cent. Customs Admia-
istration Sinking Fund Bond Issue OF ly2l,
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

No. f202I
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE Oh COMPTROLLER OF TTfv
CffppE.NrfsV


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE Oh COMPTROLLER OF Ttfv
CURRENCY.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence nre-
scented 10 The undersigned. Il has been maes
.'TiiE METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY or NEW YORK" IN shs
CITY OF NEW YORK IN the County u
NEW YORK and state Of NEW YORK has
complied with all the provisions OF ths
Statutes Of the United states. required l,
b. compiled with before an association shall
b. authorized 20 commence the business ot
Banking.
Sow THEREFoRE !. u. II. cRIssfNGER.
Comptroller of the Currency. 10 herepy
certify that THE METRoroLTTAN NA.
T1ONAL BANK OF THE CirY OF NEW
YORK IN the CITY OF NEW YORK ~ lis
County of NEW YORK and State % NEW
yORs ts authorized 20 commence Tho h'si-
ness OF banking as provided In Section Flfiy
cne hundred and sixty nine Of the Revised
Etatutes ~ the United states.
CONVERSION of "Nctrorciitan Bans'
with branches IN the Borough % Man
haitian, County and State OF New York.
nnd branch IN tho Borough ~ ErOoNyn,
County ~ Kings and .,c Uf New York.
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness aly
hand and seal of office tlil TWENTI~
FOURTH day OF SErrEM}ER, 1a2t.
u. ". CTtsSi NICER
Comptroller cf the Curronev.
(currcncy Bureau. Seal OF the Comp
troiler OF the Currency. Treasxr
pcpsrtmentl .
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
STsICAGO PRICES.

Thofeported offering of Argentine
whea tor 6 cents less than for Gulf
whea probably explains the small de-
manibr American and Manitoba wheat
frorEhropean countries. Sales in yes
ter6y's market were light, although ar
unsnfirned rumor was that 100000
b,hels were sold. The Japanese have
fsn buEng Australian wheat recently.
ma wins from the Pacific coast say
that the price at which that wheat is
sellipg to the United Kingdom and to the
MedTranean precludes any possibility
OF arther business with those sections
rorhe time being. The demand for corn
coinues, sales of it being estimated at
aYut 100000 bushels.
NEW YORK PRICES.
VuEAT-No. 2 red was quoted at 81 .20l5
n hard. $1.17h; No. ! Manitoba, SILT
J. = mixed durum. $1.10. c. !. I. track
toRN--No. 2 yellow was quoted at 6s1sc,. !;
b. white, 69c.; No. mixed, 6sc., c. l. I.
/ Y. lake and rail shipment. :,
OATS-The oats market advanced ssc. IN
ympathy with wheat and corn, but met con-
Siderable opposition and closed heavy, Win
net losses Of Sc. The visible decreased a only
was GS, ,396 0oG, or just about twice as large
ias last years total. In the local cash mar,
h,,s Ml, no ylte No wste a4esa fancy clipped
white, 5ic; ordinary clipped white' 4oVooc'
all elevator.
{. o. b. and 92hc. c. 1. 4. N. Y: export.
BARLEY--Market steady. Feeding, ol@
l55c. mailing, eOlRG64c.. c. |. (. n. Y.
Observation-Disclosures firm. Sound mill
(ing, $l.70 n 100 lbs. -
Y HAY-MarlSet steady. No. I. SCOOPS; No
y. So4@o6; No. 3, $22@24: shipping. $e0g2:
"a ton: timothy. No. 3 10 No. /. large bales
ton. S2f026: shipping, $1,000; no grade. $l'
6p1S: fancy clover mixed, $25; NO. ! cove
mixed. s2$a24; No clover mixed, slee
80: alfalfa. $14@27. 1000
STRAW-Market firm. No. rye. S22@I
n ton; No rye, $19 No. oat, SIG; wheat
bundled S16M17: tangled. $14
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
INDEPENDENT OILS.

NDAY. NOVEMBER 81. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

SEABOARD CLEARANCES
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
PENNSYLVANIA WATER :. POyER
COMPANY

DIV IJEND NO. u.
At meeting of the Board OF Directors
held to-day a regular quarterly dividend OF
1875 Zone and three-quarters per cent? was
declared on the Capital Stock OF the Com
pany for the quarter ending December 3ist
1921. payable January list 1922, TO stock
holders Of record at the close Of business
December 10th. 1921.
y ]. ALLEN Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-11-22
TO THE HOLDERS or
HERSHEY CHOCOLATE CORPORATION
First Lien sizee l0-Ycar Sinking Eund
Gold Bonds.

SINKING FUND NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that IN ac-
cordance with the provisions OF Articio
Three Of the Trust Agreement OF the Her
shey Chocolate Corporation 20 The National
City Ba1k OF New York, a. Trustee, dated
as OF June j, 1920, the undersigned. Al its Of
flee. No. J5 Wal Street. New York city, un-
~ 10 O'Clock A. ". on the 2Sth day OF No
vcmber 1921, win receive offers for tho
sale 20 Il. as Trustee. OF sufficient bonds Of
the above issue 10 exhaust the sum OF Sl21.-
OJ4.11, held In the Sinking Fund delivery to
be made as Of December 1. 1921. ex Decem-
her 1, 1921, coupon, on which date interest
viii cease on accepted bonds
Offers should be made subject to the ac-
coptance OF any part thereof. and should be
placed ia an envelope, sealed and marked
"Hershny Chocolate Corporation Bonds,
Sinking Fund Offer" and forwarded unaer
separate cover TO the TRUST DEPART
MENT
The Trustee reserves the right to reject
any and all offers.
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK or
NEW YORK.
by w W. HOFFMAN. Trust officer.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08
THE WET" PARADE

The most significant feature OF the
wet parade pulled on In New York
City July Fourth Is the fact that. &C
cording to the Associated press report.
"a very large percent of it's mebers
were OF FOREIGN BIRTH" The re-
port further states: There were more
than three hundred organizations In
line. about one hundred OF them being
Italian" All OF which goes to show
that in the great American Melting
Pot" there Is considerable dross which
should be SKINNED of and returned to
the original source.
on our linotype machine there Is a
melting pot which requires daily
sklmming. The dross always rises to
the top. like "A foreign wet" parade
In New York. II permitted TO remain
Il soon clogs the machine and spoils
the output. II is not altogether waste
matter hut we lack the facilities 10
work IN back into pure linotype metal
We ship II back 10 the factory and
exchange Il for pure metal There are
eveidently 100 Italian organizations in
New York City and two hundred other
foreign ORGANIZATIONS that should be
skinned on as dross and returned
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08

the games engaged in the finest is
said to be the old mems base ball
that would excel some OF the best pro-
fessionla clubs.
Another picnic largely attended by
the people OF the south west corner OF
the tract was that at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodell and still another
for the Besslen people assembled at
the residence of Mrs. Kingston.
The Dietrich choir, with a large
number In attendance. were out at Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Woods for practice
last week.
Frequent fires from passing trains
starting in the dry grass and stubbie
are becoming dangerous to the farm
properties. Monday while the Diet
rich people We're njoying thir picnic
one of those fires started in the brush
west Of the station. A brisk wind
was carrying the fire threatingly
through the sage brush toward some
improvements that We're in danger.
Twenty men and boy scouts quit their
picnic enjoyment and turned fire.
fighters doubtless saving considerable
damage.
Mrs. Leitheiser and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ollie Bate visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Myers on the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard and Mr. and
Mrs. Brennan and the children spent
he Fourth in Shoshone-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08

may interest you also TO know that
after serving less than half the time
she was pardoned by one Woodrow
Wilson, for which act. and others SINH
lar, he was later rebuked by some six
teen million American citizens.
This is the same Kate OHare who
was embraced by McKaig.
This Is the same Kate who says the
mothers OF our soldiers are in the
same class as sows.
This is the same Kate O'Hare who
WIS preaching that our soldier boys
were fit for fertilizer In France.
This Is the same Kate O'Hare who
found friends In the White House
with the power and inclination TO par
don her
And yet this same Kate OTIare in
sists upon coming to decent commune
ties and spewing her slime of that
Kind over them and insists upon her
rights under the law to do so.
II is no less surprising that citi-
zens OF Twin Falls should be so low
and contemplate and disloyal In their
hearts as to invite Kate to address
their community. They are living I'M
der the protection of the laws mado
possible by the soldiers, living and
dead. of Twin Falls. one of our fair
cities that gave of her sons 10 the
point OF prodigality that we might
have laws such as Kate and her friends
ask to be used in their protection.
II is a matter of regret that citizens
OF Twin Falls had to take recourse TO
the unlawful kidnapping of Kate but
IL matter of still more profound
regret that other citizens OF the town
made such step necessary.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08
RIcHFlELD NOTES
Continued from pagS one
we'd Tuesday morning.

arrived tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Jensen drove To
Shoshone Saturday evening as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Filler who entertained
at dinner.
Mrs. Barnes was a Shoshone and
Gooding visitor Sunday and Monday
Filling two engagements as accom-.
mist at the dances Saturday and Mon
day night
fiehNeld was practically deserted
on the 4th Most Of its citizens cele-
Drafting the day at neighboring towns
or camping In the hills.
The Women's Club is busy this week
with sale Of tickets for the Chautau-
qua which begins the nth. The Club
agreed to assist the guarantors in thar
work.
The Richfield baseball team have
added two more games to their credit
winning the Richfield- HALEY game
Sunday with score of 10 to and the
Ierome-Richfield game Tuesday with
score OF II 10 s. Both games PLAYED
on Haley grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Graves Of Mar
ley spent the 4th with Mr.. and Mrs
Delno Mcmahon at Shoshone.
Dr Bloom and family have gone 10
The hills. Muldoon Creek, for a weeks
,nting. Miss Elberfeld sister Of Mrs.
Bloom and Roy Mills were also in the
,arty.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08
FINDS THE LAW
CONVENIENT

presence would be so great an of'e' e
her upon the community In which hor
20 decency and patriotism.
Kate and her Twin Falls friends are
great yawpers against the law. In
fact they are professional yawpers
against law and according 70 their
yawping all laws are the result Of evil
and malicious conniving OF the capital
LIST against the common people.
Kate refused TO remain away from
Twin Falls.
Kate insisted that these very laws
she was hired 10 denounce gave her
the privilege OF coming to Twin Falls
II she wanted 10 doso. SO far as that
goes Kate was right. even though In
consistent. After exhausting all other
means OF preventing Kate from spew-
ing her slime over the community as
she and her Twin Falls friends had
planned. she was taken by n select
committee and transported TO Nevada
Kate had the audacity 20 demand of
Governor Davis the protection Of the
law she was hired to denounce.
II strikes us that Twin Falls citizens
who were responsible for the presence
Of Kate in the their city were entitled
10 dose OF the same medicine as Kate
received.
Lest yon forget who this Kate O'Hare
IS. She IS the woman who told the
people OF North Dakota during the
war that the mothers Of our soldier
boys were no better than sows. that
our soldiers going 10 France were fit
only for fertilizer for French fields, {
that every soldier was q murdered. /
Kate kept up that line Of talk unit
at last she was arrested. tried and con- /
victed and sentenced 70 five wears IN
prison for her disloyal activities.
II was during her trial on this charge ,
that Ray McKaig was accused by
Frank r. Goodins OF going to the
court room and greeting the prisoner
Kate O'Hare with a kiss and an en-
brace ard calling her by the familiar
title OF SISTER" II was for making
this charge against AcKaig that Nc
Kafg brought criminal lible proceed
Ings against Frank r .Gooding claim
Ing that it damaged his reputation TO
the extent OF fifty thousand dollars to
be charged with mixing up with such
!, character as Kate. You viii also
remember that the jury trial Of this
.ase Of McKaig against Frank r
resulted In verdict Of not
,ufIty, OF in other words McKaig had
lone what Cooling had charged he had
lone. Kate was sentenced to five
ears IN prison for her disloyalty. It