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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-19
HOLD MAN, TRAIL 4
IN BANK ROBBERY
Warrants Issued for Suspects,
Alleged AccompIices in $780,
900 Landisville Raid
CALL FINGERPRINTS PROOF

Warrants were issued today before
helm township. Lancaster county, for
four men. three Of the philadclphianS,
charging them with tho robbery of tn"
National Bank Of Iandisvillc of $50
0OO in bonds and securities on Novcm-
Der IL last
4 fifth man. named Norman. was ar.
rested yesterday and identified by MON
bers Of the state polio" as one ol th"
robbers. The other on" is still nt large.
Warrants for the four men, including
tho three philadnlphiau>. were sworn
out by Captain Thomas T.. MrLaugh
lin of Troop T.. Of tn" state police.
Warrants were also issued Tor th"
four men by Justice Of the Peace"
Patrick. Of West Chester. charging them
with partiCipation in tn" robbery of the
Elverson bank on October ~ last.
Identification of Norman and th"
other four men was made by means Of
finger prints after weeks of work by
Captain Mclaughlin and Sergeant
kuhns. finger print expert The men
were traced from Lancaster county to
the South and later through several
states.
\ three u:gr l"tlCr write Nrr'
II an TO Thnna> j t,u,1 nav lr i".
strumcntaI in tauSiHG III" jwprj~'l
mcnt Of Gallon ald lJusN i. M'lIugh.
rnrmbcrS Of the firm # t'a""p Co.,,
Thirteenth street Ir'oW th">'nu', ar-
cording 10 William II. lInUghtun. rl"i
OF the Secret S"r,ic" hero.
The two men. brother in. law. dr"
now at liberty under .>InoO bail each,
following their arrrs' "n rhdrg 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-19
VETERAN MARINE BURIED
Commandant Of Navy Yard Attends
Services for Gunnery Sergeant

Many departures from established
naval tradition marked the funeral
srrvirr> for ranking Sergeant Of Gun
merry James T. Coughlm, United States
Marine Corps, toduN,
Sergeant Coughlin fell dead WrdnrS .
day night from heart disease at hi,
bonn" in Harvey court, near Twenty.
first and Pine streets.
Captain Lewis Mccoy Nultun, COM
mHnddnt of III" navy yard, sin depart -
mcut heads and an orderly intended the
solemn requiem mass this morning at
st. Thoma>' Church.
\ firing squad ot twenty -onr ma.
rur~. instead Of the usual aA. hrod
tn" last salute over til" grave in the
raNal section Of Mount Moriuh Com.
ctrry. CoughIin enlisted in the ma
rlurs in lN!IS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-19
Phiiddeiphid Man
Shoots Girl TlUice

.
room on thH sam" h"3r' at the "nd Of
IN" nall. MarAl"naGI" heard tcIr-
phone conversation that followed. When
In" girl rcj"in"d him. said .luhl, high
words w"r" followed by two pistol shots.
\ bullet entered her shoulder and an
other struck her in the abdomen. Mae
MonagIc caught her shoulders and drag
g"d her into the room and laid her
bleeding and unconscious. on the bod
Substantially. this was the tale that
Mrs. MacAIonaglc was told early today.
She had not seen the nrw,parcr, and
had been given no word Of the affair,
II guess Mr.. Dovlr was riyIr /" She
said. referring to- MichnrI DnyIr. nm ut
torncy. "HC told me | ourhI lo he
more strict with him. lie used ,o work
for Mr. DoyIr hoforc hc vu, Lrof,n,i
into tho army. "
Mrs. MarNIonnclc said If yu, nri,, -
shock to her, HTt she cucs.rI !, v.,.
tn bn cyucctcd she added ,lrprim., Lnr
throat.
"NIy son nlway. wus ro.tlc., ,rL I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-19

kona. Is fcbbraio-Iro -
par"dossale>e' sorta riguardo ,''a1'o'' IL a
a. ''''e u'' 'rattato di Rapallo. uo.,
''ho POGO tempo ia In IugoJo., "r|
parry" impazientc di ottcncrc "a "a, sp
TORI occupati dall'Italia in ,coa.S I'HJ
tcrmini dcll'armistiaio. oro cbo ~" wv,
ha moStrato il dcsidorio d on., va"
Que'Ii nSsegnati dal dctto tro,,o,o ,uI,
Jngoslavia, Belgrade ha nrcco,a - "''
v"rno di Roma posporrc nor NO. ~, oO'
p"riodo il ritiro dclIc trupro i,,m
da detti tcrritori. ""''aO'
Immediatamcntc dopo !, ri,o..
Ii,arigi del Contc Sforzn, lIiri.,.' . "
iHno per gil AFFAIR." Estori, fn n" MIA .M
auto ALA Scambio dcllc rntiGpp GptioVVej
trattato di Rapnllo. aunrngim de)
compoSiAionc di parccchir ro,m,,ino, ,o
per In dcllmitazionc dcllc fronti"n. fi'..,>Sa| 10y
muItancamcnte furOno dntr i,,n,.Sl Sl
al comnndanti lc twlppc unon iL,"HOn 10 T0
az arinistizio p"rrhc' ini2inS>cro il % gr.
uualr rltiro dele truppc dai tcrri,o,
gIlu'l ana JllpDSInNIu
Mcntrc dalla partr dcIl'ItoIio Goa,
III prcparnto. al cOntrario II Goyor.
di Belgrade non fccr ulcur, nrona
zionr per aSsumrrc lammiris strnr.;. r%,s
dci tcrritori che dovCvano cs,crc o,'"Ul
att dali Italia. Allo scope di cvito., seu +
pcricolo che 10 Citta' rimnnc, >cro ,,,.
lc cpmpctenti autorita'. eli ordiDi M
cvncuazionc furono ritirati. W
New York. ~ fcbbraio.--r no,,
Antonio Stella. uno del mcdiri cpron,
di Enrico taruso. ha dichiarato S,n
panc che l'ilIustrc inferno ha Nunsra
TO In crisi per In Qualr In lottoto I.
qucSti giorni con Ia mortc q tuto lavoi,
SpcrHrc che p"SHa rimCttCrSi,
Teri Scrn, allie ore II. Caruso rival.
al dottori dtS*c loro di andarc A gS,|
pcrchc' 81 Srntiva mcglio non rtoncv,
aver bisogno iii csSi durnntc In nottat.
Durantc tutta Ia giornata di icri Tam'
malatO fu motto Sollcvato. II nino,.
del Cardinalc O'Connol di Boston yIi
rcco' Ia bcncdizionc di QucSti u
] mcdiri giudicarO che Caruso obb,
pcrdutO dni 10 nj 20 pound, di no,o
Gloria, Ia bambina del grnndo tcnorn M
appcna II mcsi. fu per la primr & &yct,
portato icri nClla Stanza doll ANN, |
lato che con lei wolfe schcrznrc.
Migliaia migliaia di pcrSonr ,tod |
cnanO silcnaioSc nci prrSSi dell aIbcr,I
Owe alloggIa CaruSo cd - nm vpro \
grandc plcbiScito Iii Simpata di slopc1
COmun" ncll 'invocarc Ia salvc2za doI
grand" artiSta. del hIantropo q del pa d,
triOta.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-19
CLINIC THEIR HONEYMOON
Student and Girl Pathology Tech.
niclan Attend Hospital Class

I.nthcr John King, twenty two years
old. of Fulda, Mimi. student in lls|
medical college of the University ID
Pennsylvania, and Miss Madclinc SpcD.
ccr, twenty years old. trrhncian in|
the pathological department Of the Johns
Hopkins University, were married yes i
terday.
Returning from til" CCrcmony--they|
won't give details nS to place and name|
of tho clcrgyman--thc newly wel< hur.
ried {" the Philadelphia Hospital where
they took part in clinic instead Cd
leaving on II honeymoon trip. They
were accorded an impromptu reception
by class of forty young men and two
60 eds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-19
Jitneys Must Get State Permit

Harrisburg. Feb. 10 ,Ry A. r.
The Public Service Commission today
ruled that John Kane. Ir.. operating a
jitnry in Chester aud displaying a
municipal license, must also secure a
certificate of public convenience from
the commission and 0vrrru" the crn'
tcntion that because he sometimes ran
from Chester into the state Of lIcaware
hc was engaged in iutcrStat" commerrel
The decision is the first in Il series oIl
complaints brought by the SonhGn
PENNSYLVANIA Traction Go. against lIl'I
nCymcn operating in Chester and other
places in Delaware county.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-19
Henry Stanford, Noted Actor, Dies

New York. Feb. 19.--NBy \. PD--
Henry Stanford, actor, who played
leading roles IN London and New York
theatres, died yesterday at his home NJ
Great Hills, y. y, il was announced
today. II" first appeared in New York
IN 1900 with Sir Henry Irving and
Ellen FERRY in "Robcspicrrc. ." Re
turning to England he was east by Sir
Henry in the tiIlr role Of "Faust." Ar
stanford was horn in RcIneh. Egypt,
fifty two years ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-19

NnHNoIdhhl" ana when thc vest OF the scnti-
mcut was SO clever as 70 ovcrb0 lHIc the
fault. ordinarily this fault excludes line
from con"idcration.)
From \. l.. N..-''t thank YOU for ynir
answer to my letter but II IL not salts
frc'ory. You say .yoM can't consider any
arc" Evon 90 they are much b,ttcr than
snT" that Er" simply foolish with no sense
a,' ob,.ous nt,onp, g. do something smart.
| don't quito understand I've jazzed "secks-
o;nhon"s" for hell Co. Rut non" Of n"
orh'rs wore very good, So there wasn't much
''rr@y,v"r; am not disposed 20 crl'r''1"
N" editor. | suppose It Is enough to Civ"
man 4 FREQ ticket to a hughnns". Don't N,mn
som"'In!"s feel your reason tottcrng on Its
II ronc ala Hamlet? There is something
about lim"rickng that lures u man on and
ON 30 h.s DOOM. have nearly lost my lite
several tim"s At street corners ing. alb,
put m" on III" ballot-that ~ l"nSt il
"nyou.-ir yom knew, what risks hay"
tSuppos".and this is froduenGy n" case
that y" lad 200 answers ali continuing
on" ~, 10 60 ON Tho ballot wouldn't there
10" ~" rn0uI" who would have q l"Ctimlt"
5k Ms%'nTt t, usS And of wGpidn' St %'rt
s"ns-"om" down here to- punrl our bald
l,od "~ usc M ,hIrty.two h0"rs n a day
Ing us iusl what they thought Of US" NJ.
~" "r,n haukerinE after any OF tNa'. We
olnini .l"d b" entitled TO a prlzr in q rrn"
v bora, wits and clcvernoss arc rntt,n"I IN
a.. "lfor, g. II" unique and different from tho
i's'' Worc sorry 70 can't ct tn point
~ IN" lin" Y"u quote. our first stuW or
lTdgo, got II. w? Rot II and IN" Jury go' II.
O'l 'rw is. y wouldn't hay won Yrrl really
Na,'.r u. l., comparing The tot,.rtnG "r Oh.
l.asun with ;hHt uf Hamlet. IIjs was
ErandIv tragic: ours L. merely u,tnlr"lv
pathetic. But its tOltCrinE. all right. We
"rvN yOd your ability t. Cpnsid,r SlOU
''p"i'r2.' G"r''
From Dora Il. Valentine. Pelham Court
.,, .i,lI,'M- ,,, ,hc on" 'nrlos"d and iast nIEht
-hn, h,r. ~ @ 1t J." g.. " nU va" ~ >! Ia Il ''ouu
.'n uir'h.| Io"r, n"r Sur,'N can
~ IT., ~ @ ,.I ,t 'nnm t'H oul o' az ,h'Id"'L pm t.
.f,y, ''nI."' "''S ,!"l 'N'" 'u"h N'hH..
N'N H"h NnL h'uW Il '"hlnil''' 70
), LIZ ~" ."'n" o. th"n ,othrr man IN So IN
, ',,,'S @ ""n l@ritUi''S "hh s,N" som" o. us Wh"
.Y'" m.aHN,"E iN, Er,s or cinrSH ,HhC''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-19

PATIO D. RAPALLl1
lltalia Richiesta di sonr,,
dere ALA Evacuazione d a
r't0ri ceduti col Trattato

fuoUshed 3D. ssnd Distributed r,,.
Authorized e55EhhMIT h,aI NO. al Under
Helphla. Pa. '"' foStoffice OF Pbus
a poS;; $; RrRLEsoN
postmaster Gener,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-19

TOday's award in the limpin' lim'riCk
contest was made by jury Of girls in
the big HOllingshcad plant in Camden.
\ nhotc graph of the jury appears on the
back page.
The award to bc announced Monday
WAS made yesterday at luncheon OF
"The SpOOrs" at Wanamakcr'S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-19

AnsWcrs left nj Tho OfflCc Of the
EvENING PUBLIC LEuGER will also be
. admissible. ..-
The winner Of the. ONE HUNDRED
DOLLAR prize for tho best last line TO
each Limerick will be announced one
week after tho Limerick IL printed,
In case Of tics, 500 will be awarded to
each successful contestant.
The decision of the Judges in each
Limerick contest will he final.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-19
THERE'S NO HOODOO IN THIRTEEN
WHEN 1T COMES TO THIS JURY
One Hundred Dollars DaiLy
For e Best Last Line Supplied Reader the Eronng Public
Ledger to the Incomplete Limerick Which Appears BetoD
RULES or THE LIMERICK CONTEST

' contest is open to any ono. All that is |
T"quired for YOU 90 do IL e. write and |
Sond IN your last lines to the Iimrr rick, ,
using for convenience the coupon printed !
below. Please write plainly. and Ec !
suro to add your nanlc and uddrprg.
:. All answers TO tho Limerick which "a |
printed below must be- received at the !
0iiice Of the ENEStNG PUBLIC IEoGEk u /
- o.C.oCk Monday evening. Adirs ss |
I0stOttico Box nunibcr givon on Coupon. |
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-19

ircm "A Reader''-'Wu vow Kindly pub
ll-', The reason why the lIucrI,R /. nIway,
""n iv a collar-and-tir m-,u or Il vrII-cdu-
.rhd Eirl2 Has the common. ordinary man
cor @lrI Z ChHnC". or Is II the "duc,tr .uu thtt
rnuu,4 mustH'
'W".I there YOU arc. WI somr kind
uufmrtdh!r insane asylum? Th,rnrl
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13
Local News Notes

Miss Lucille Murray. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Murray. and a
student OF the local high school.
was yesterday operated upon for APP
pendicits at the county hospital by
DR.. r. A. Dwight.
Don't miss the trial conducted by
the Legion. ) p. m. January 20. Ad-
mission 25 eents.-Adv
Owing 10 the conditions OF the
roads there will be no picture show
at the Gem theatre next week until
Friday and Saturday nights This
will only be for a week or so. adv.
Mccormick and DE ringohachiaery
and repairs al Snyder Hardware --av
Ranges and heaters at Snyder Hard
wars.-ady
+ Miss Audrey Macaw delightfully."-
entertained al her home on North
street last Monday evening. Cards
and dancing were features OF the
evening. Al rather late hour a
dainty luncheon was served To the
following guests Misses Mae Wolfe.
Helen kiaas. Lucille Hetrick. DORIS
Burkhead. Ruth McDonough. Madse
GOode and the Mesdames Deurig and
Sealey.
There will be lots OF fun al the
public trial TO be held by the Legion
Thursday. January 90. Admission 25
cents.-Ady.
Mrs. A. W. Nipper OF Kimberly.
spent the week end at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Owings
Percolators and casseroles at the
snyder Hardware.--ady
Miss Grace Owings spent last week
at the W. X. Hurst ranch on Snake
river.
Airs. Ben Ivy. and daughter, Stella.
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs w. 5. Ivy.
at the Mayes ranch in the Snake riy-
er canyon.
Dave Detweiler has returned home
from Utah, where he has been the
past year.
There viii be picture show at the
Gem theatre Saturday night OF this
week. when the show will begin at
o clock sharp AS the chautauqua viii
take over the theatre at nine.--ady.
The Baptist ladies met at the home
OF Mrs. Jesse Eaton Friday afternoon.
Ray Taylor. OF Twin Falls. is visit
.ng at the home OF his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. C. b. Taylor
Enamel ware and cooking utensils /
Al Snyder Hardware.--ady
Miss Charlotte Clark OF Filler, who I
IS student at the University OF Ore I
son was recently appointed head OF
he womans activities department OF 4
he university year book. Oregana.
he annual publication OF the junior
lass.
The public is invited TO attend the
mock trial at Reybroco Thursday.
January 20. Admission 25c.-Ady.
Keen Kutter tools and cutlery at
he Snyder Hardware.-ady
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13

DR. and Mrs. c. c. Gibbons OF Kan
sas City. Harry Buckman. OF Harion
Iowa. Mrs c. j. Harris. also OF Tiar-
Ian. and Miss Anna Buchanan. OF Alb
erdeen. Washington brothers aud
sisters OF Roy Buckman. who died al
the county hospital Saturday. were in
attendance at the funeral conducted
here Tuesday afternoon Miss Edna
Graham of Twin Falls was also
among those who attended the fun
eral from out OF town
Mechanics tools at the Snyder Hard
ware. adv
Mrs. r. w Dumke. OF Twin Falls
was here yesterday afternoon. visit
ing AT the home OF Mrs. l.. l.. Wood
Mr. and Mrs Harry Alexander. aud
baby daughter. Helen Jean. spent the
week end here as guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs juneau Shinn.
Elmer Johnson. OF Cheyenne. Wyo-
ming. arrived here WedneSday OF has
week for visit with his brother
Jack Johnson. Mr. Johnson Is look
ing for a location.
Miss Madge Brock OF Rupert. W.
a weekend guest at the home OF ~.
and Mrs. Harold Moor
Miss Beatrice Porteous. manasar o.
the winter ehautadaua festival being
conducted at the Gem theatre this
week arrived Friday 20 make prelim
mary arrangements. She viii remain
here until the schedule OF entertain
ments Is completed.
SiNerware and clocks at the Snyder
Hardware. adv
The regular meeting OF the Filler
Woman's club Wednesday afternoon
VIII be featured by Children's day
program In charge of Mrs. r l.. Car
they. This program was originally
scheduled for February 6. but condi-
tons have necesitated a change In arr
rangements. The program witch was
TO be given by members OF the Maroa
Woman's club next Wednesday will
be given on February I 6 instead The
hostesses for the meeting next week
are Mesdames r. A. Dwight. G. r.
Wilcox. A. ~ Holmes. VI. j. Goode
and NJ. J. Markell
Guns aud ammunition az the Sny
der Hardwar adv.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13

foR SALE -Copper-ciad Range,
nearly new. ss5. Inquire Filler Auto
60. 35-tf
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13
roE SALE

FOR SALE Share Farmers Mutual
Telephone stock al a discount In
duire r. r.. Albin. 44ltp
FOR sALElTwo lots and two 3
room houses: bargain. G. W.
Thornton 35-ff
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13
Filler MANS TWIN FALLS
PROPERTY DAMAGED by FIRE

An explosion OF furnace In the
win Falls residence OF l.. l. Wood
Tuesday morning. damaged the
chimney 20 the extent OF si0e. and
a horse belonging to the Twin Falls
fire department was severely Injured
IN making the run 10 the scene Of the
fire Mr. Wood. owner of the dwell
ing. Is manager OF the United Stores
he~a. and lust happened To arrive In
Twin Falls a short time after the az
piosioE The loss f. covered With In
surance.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13
METHODIST ANNOUNCEMENT


Sabbath services as follows:
10 a. m. bible school. X. III. Nc
Aztec. superintendent. ] a. m. morn
ing worship. subject: The Law and
the Gospel y. m. evening ~or-
ship. The Baccalaureate services are
TO be held in the Methodist church
The other churches have been asked
TO unite In this service. The Metho-
dist pastor will speak on The March
OF the World Conquerer Special
music will be provided. and a very
worthwhile service will be enjoyed
A cordial welcome 10 all
G. +. DEAL. Pastor.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13
BEG YOUR PARDON

Tho Record vas IN error last wek
when 10 stated that Mr.. and Mrs n
C. Hughes had moved from San Fran
cisco. 10 Long Beach. California. n
g. Mr. and Mrs. l.. o. Hughes and fam
ny who have moved 10 Southern Cal
ffOrnia. l.. o. Hughes was formerly
associated In the Filler Pharmacy.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13
WALTER HAS SALES AT NAMPA

Col r. o. Walter left yesterday for
Nampa 10 conduct bred SOW sale for
the Idaho Duroc Jersey breeders As
ISOLATION. scheduled for tomorrow
and Saturday. He will also auction
registered Holstein sale for II. II
Styers.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13
u. T.. BEANER SHOWS SOME
IMPROVEMENT PROM ILLNESS

The condition OF u. l.. Beamer
prominent raacher and citizen. ~ho
Is critically 80 with pneumonia az
his home here. was this morning re-
ported 10 be some better. His broth
er. &. y. Beamer. Of Homedais. ar
rived here this afternoon and his
mother d expected on the afternoon
train from her home in Iowa.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13

HELP Women 70 piek
begins. Phone Fiier Seed 60. s3-tf
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs Jack Tannenbaum.
are the parents OF a son, born at the
home OF the mothers parents, at Salt
Lake City. Saturday. Mr.. Tanner
baum will leave Sundey for the Utah
capital TO greet his new son.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Denzil Davis.
January 6. a daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray. Dudley
OF Berger. son.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13
ACCIDENTALLY CUTS FOOT

While chopping kindling yesterday
J. n. barrow. accidentally cut his
foot. causing hemorrhage. with
much loss OF blood.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13
w ANT a 8

IN Our WANT Al HATES Pen c,nis
II D-r line hr-i insfrih a. and ~ Def iins
y fOf subsequent INSERTIONS. viii
minimum 81 tlfss lines Al want ads
AZ. ca.h. w d. not keep a book Oh these
ads. Count 81 word. 10 the lins
computing spri
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13

MONEY TO LOAN GA modern Filler
homes. repayabls Ia monthly In
sediments. Liberal prepayment
privilege. ARTHiR l.. SWIM.
Twin Falls ADV
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-01-13
M a dsa...
Thursday. January rs.


Cattle-cows Sc: steers &c.
Hogs--Prime. Sc.
Sheep Yearling lambs &c.
poultry-chickens i2H i4c; tur-
keys 2s II soc: ducks Zee geese Sc
Hay.
Standard or better hay In stack.
first cutting. $40: some poorer. az
low as $3.50: baled, SIS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-03
MANY ARiZONANS ON LIST OF OFFICERS
 OF MINE CONGRESS


 Arizona is well represented in the list of officers and committeeman of the American Mining Congress, Jas. s. Douglas. prominent in mining cir cles in the southern part of the state is d member of the board of directors and Norman Carmichael of Clifton Is on the committee of state vice presi dents.
 Charles A. Mitke of Bisbee is chair. man of the general committee of the metal branch of the congress and Nor. man Carmichael is member of the body. Other committees on which res idents of this state were named are: Committee on underground transpor- tafion, committee on fire fighting equipment. committee on mine yenr,- lation, committee on mechanical load. ing underground. and the committee on mine timbers The last named body consists almost exclusively D. Arizonans
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-03
TUCSON FIRM REPORTS INCREASE IN DEMAND
 FOR COPPER SUPPLIES

TUCSON. March 25-An increase in the demand for copper has been noted in the past few days. accord ing to word received from Penney Williams & Co, of Los Angeles. The demand has been for sntill lots for immediate delivery. Copper men point ;o these sales as gradually re- ducins the surplus stocks on hand It is said upon good authority that the agency which has been selling copper at small concessions recently thus forcing prices lower. has practically withdraw its offerings. thereby rs- lieving the pressure.
 The big copper interests are still holding out for slightly higher prices. and it is understood that they look for improvement in the industry before miny months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-03
DELIVERY BOY ROBBED
 OF HIS OLDEST THICK

DOUGLAS, March 3l Called to 5i2 Sixteenth street to deliver hat water bottle Dominic Chomina. deliv cry boy for the Douglas durs store, was robbed of s275 in change and ! flash-light presumably by the party who had requested the delivery. That it was the oldest trick known to the local police, is evident by the fact that the telephone order requested that the boy bring along change for q >2o bill Having once been the vic tim of similar ruse. the drug clerk refused to send the boy out with that amount of change. but did not notify the police of his suspicious.
 When the lad rode mp to the ad- dress furnished him, some one stepped from behind clump of bushes in the yard and forced him 10 hand over everything of value h.. possessed The hot-water bottle was returned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-03
SLIGHT INCREASE IN
 ORE SHIPMENTS VIA AGUA pRIETA NOTED

DOUGLAS. April 1-Tksre was a slight increase in the number of tons of ore shipments from Sonora dur ing the month of March. figures com piled by the ASua Prieta customs of flee show The total number of cars shipped was 2ls. or s.79s tons, com pared with le3 cars or S.i65 tons in February. The estimated value in Mexican gold of the March shipments was given as s1.23s.90e. The value placed on the February shipments was s1.075,0OO.
 The shipments were received from the following mines Nacozari, 191 cars. 7.S45 tons: Fl Tigre, 15 cars. $50 tons: Estrelia. cars. i23 tons. San Enfracio. car, 10 tons; Palacio de Hierro. car, 90 tons; Escuadra. car. 21 tons. No ore was received from San Chipas. Santa Rita or Beleu.