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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-30
DEATHS

HAHRoLD-Nembers Of Eastern Lodge. No.
T. l. o. o. ". will assemble At Odd Eel
lows Temple Monday. October 81. 1874.
q GAS a m. to attend the funeral OF
Brother CHARLES A. HAROLD. By
order WESLEY y. POPE, Noble Grand.
kffut. W RHOADES 12S3
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-30
FLORISTS.

Appropriate Funeral Tokens
Cude Bros. Co. 12l4 F ST.
Artistie-exprsssfve-f
Prompt ssso seiivery sevtcs.
GEO. c. SHAFFER s g =, IA,
ExrexssIyE FLORAL M Phone n.
sIsrs 81 hops3Au f1Icns slsl7ls
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-30
Local Temperatures,

little change in temperature moderate
to fresh easterly winds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-27
Chytili Rusa, ktory olradol svoj-
no lnajana.

Prokop Evanjuk ma nazad svo-
iich 81 400, $ ktorymi chcel odist
do kraja, ale mu ich jeden jeho
Kodak ukradol. Zlodej Dol chyte-
ny v New Yorku. - Evanjuk 81
boil vybral peniaze postovej spo-
ritel'ne a jeho krajan Mobryez
ponhkol sa mu peniaze strait.
Ten peniaze tax strazil, ze mimi
usiel. Evanjuk kradez ami neo-
znamil policii, ale vybral sa hl'a-
dat robotu, aby 81 zas nasporil ma
cestu domov. Jeden jeho priatel'
ale to povedal east youngstown-
skej policii, ktora telegrafovala
ma vsetky pristavne mesta, az sa
zlodeja podarilo chytit' v New
Yorku, ako chcel sadat' ma LODI.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-27
Napisal: N. Rachmanov.

|tasi mec oproti drzim a nepokoi
|nym sisedom zvacsi teritori,,m
|svojej drahej vlasti. "A potion.
potion, mono, stane sa vzkriese-
ME dvojiedinej imperie:
Raktiskol Uhorska!
Karolko citil nepremozitel mi
potrebu hned' zaraz, bezodklad-
ne poskytndt' moznost' nArodn
padnnt k jeho zboznovanym no.
ham.
Ten narod uz osobe oficierov
a celych styroch gr6fov $ prosbou
vystieral k nemu svoje ruky. O,
|pravdaze! Potion on, Karolko, od-
platil by i'm vsetkFm po kral'ov-
sky "a priskorenie bozskej Pro
zretel 'nosti. A narod, Oh, ten by
on nenechal bez svojej milosti.
Jeho Velicenstvo nariadilo 20
svojich vlastnych prostriedkov roz
dat chudobe hlavneho mesta 10,
ME 5. dobre: 7 tisic koriin. :.
Karolko vsetko dobre a presne
uvazil: i svoju zodpovednost pred
historiou j pred siGasnost 'ou. On
vedel, re nanho so strachom a ma
dejou sd uprene zraky nekonee
ntho radu domov: domu bavor-
skeho, domu saskeho, wurtember-
skeho, pruskeho nemeckeho a
tak d'alej tax d'alej. I napo-
kon, ten l'ahkomysel'ny suhaj,
ktory tancuje tango po kremach
a predstavuje v sebe ostatnd ma
deju domu. Romanovcov. /,
A prenho, pre- Dimitrija Pavlo-
vica on, Karolko, ma urobit' ce-
stu k tr6nu. On, Karol 'ko, musi
byt' pionierom pri znovuzalozenf
pradedovskych tr6nov. Co povie
historic Co budd pfsat 'anony-
movia monarchistickych easopi-
soch? Ako sa budn rozdulovat'
kniezata, CROFT, bar6ni a zemani
troch bfvalych monarchii?
We'd, Boze moi, Konstantin gre
ky oproboval a jemu sa podari-
10, on je Ease ma pradedovskom.
A Karolko, ten tiez oproboval.
no jemu nevypalilo. On zabudol
ma jednu nesmiernu vaznu okol-
most. Prozretel 'npsti sa zapacilo,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-27

.aby boSsksho predchodcu grscke-
ho Konstantfna s1nrtel ne uhryala
|opica.
Teraz nz veci monarchov v re-
zerve najlepsie spravujn opice.
Prel. 2.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-27
KAROLkO

Nal on takil malullnku tnzbu
posediet - ami ME ma celom tro-
ne, iba ma kustiku, ma mad ar
skom zlomku. Pravda, zpoeiatku
ma mad 'arskom zlomku a potion
NONE by bolo ozivotvorit pra-
,ctcovsky tr6n a ist' slapajach
'tnaSich Bozej milosti. !.
Gin ie on horst od ostatnych?
Preco by mu nemohla odpustit'
hozia milost', ktora SC boia nazlo-
hila ma jeho pomazanh hlavu9
We'd hl'a, persky sach panuje,
Il Lenin carstvuje.
Vari sa on nemoze obkl 'neit
oddanymi bodakmi ma ochranu
svoiei vysvatenej osoby? On tiez
potrafi skryt' sa do neprfstupne-
ho zamku a odtial' casu ma cas-
ukazovat sa zboznujncemu naro-
du sprievode Jej Velicenstva-
manzelky a Ich Velicenstvf ma
,slednikov.
Zboznujici narod krical by:
mech zije, a rodina by sa klanala
ma pravO, na l'avo.
TAX veru! ...-'.
Nuz Karolko pred zrkadlom
sprawl pr6bu. Sprawl: salutiert !!
ma tvar yysadol mu laskavy IL
smev. DOZEN znamenity: tn i We
licenstvennost' nadoba milosti.
Jeho hlava sa toeila, srdce bilo
prudkejSie cd vlnenia kral 'ovskej
ikrvi.
Roboty monarchov jedna "a
aruhou predstavovaly sa mu O.
brazoch. Prehliadka vojsk. Vse-
Itko ustrnulo. Pluky stoja 81
koch ami po nitke. Zastavy sa skla
najn. Hrmia bubny. A on, okri-
zeny suitou. =.
Me, ME, to len Trockij moze sa
dat ma take veci lst na prehliad-
ku vojsk pesi. On, Karolko. bude
ma plnokrvnej, no az dobre Wy
probovanej paripe. On pozdravi
'pluky:
- Zdarek, kamarati!
A "kamarati" ako jeden odpo-
,edia:
- Dobreho zdravia, Vase Veil
censtvo-o! 600! - ozyvalo sd
dust Karolka, a on citil, ako stu
pa temperature jeho tela.
Potion baly vo dvore. Ach! Mu-
zika, danny, ktore 81 sadaju, ked',
Sa on bllZl, cely ten SVet nadhery
a jemnosti. :.
Potom prijimanie zahranienych
l'udi, predstavitel 'ov, deputacii.
iStarosti vieru, o umenie...
A, nakoniec, dochodky koruny,
korunnych a infch majetkov, L.
east v pevnych financnych pod
nikoch atd'.
V til min1tu Karolko citil k
svojmu narodu hlbok1 a tklivi
neznost'. On bol hotovy bez "a
loby what ma seba vsetky bre-
mena monarchickej spravy a ak
treba bude, neodriekat' sa ami cd
obeti. Ano, stisnnc srdce, on w.
EIEKTRTcKF: ZAvEnrNTr m
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-05-27
Po HdovslY.

Po Hd0vsky.
Kohn a Politzer ISL do parneho
k1pel'a. Najprv sa vyzlecie Kohn.
Hovori mu Politzer:
Jaj, Kohn, ale 81 thy sphina-
w!
Vyzlecie sa Politzer, Kohn mu :
Jul, Politzer, ved' thy 81 he
Ste sphinavsi!
A Politzer ma to-:
- Ale jha som stharsl!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
pL LUEDLOODS OF
CHICAGO TOLD TO
CUT OUT ORGIES
Harem Parties in Casino
Club Bring Warning
From Authorities
By CARL NICrOR LITTLE,
United Press stan Core. pondcnt.

CHICAGO, Dec 3.-Blu~blood OF
Chlcagos younger r,r' was frozen
tonight as it, har,m parties were laid
hare to the whole wide world
Brass buttouod "ioy killers" sent
forth word 10 the sclou~ OF our best
families who belong to the Casino
club that Lady Fatima and BaCvhus
must be- expelled.
The thuudrrbolt struck when states
Attorney GROVE found out what hap
peuod after midnight al the Casino
club. housed in q modest little cottage
on the cold Coast"
Clamping the nd ON the club rec
suited from complaints of the stair
members who appealed to authorities
iu make the uluu ufu for decent
W,rrimout
Wild orgies iu which many of the
elite were clad Doc -cuut costumes
we're disclosed. Requests were also
made that the club br uupht thu
meaning Of the eighteenth amuud-
ment, Authuritir- wvra told ut th"
carrying out ot .svNorll young men
aud women in drunken siupurs fol
lowing the lHHt hur'm party.
David fnrrau, Jr.. SON OF the bank
or, Wur expelled nom lIe club Ne
explanation was given Mr. aud Mrs
f.. A. Cuduhy and Mrs Huntington
Henry wcr" tho hosts Zoo this party
according tu the su,i,ty columns 90
The time
The board Of directors today sus.
pended Woulcot Blair. son OF mil.
liouHire banker and Vincent Haley
wealthy manufacturer for go days
The news of the suspension wns ear
ried 20 the men by special mcsseu
ger dispatched by Alrs james Cole
/ man, president OF the club
Edward Ballnntyuc. steward of thD
I club, has been told hy Charles Greg
/ ory, prohibition agent fur Illinois, q
| hire servants instead of hootlcggcr
[ To care Tor the wants OF the patrons
Gregory threatens to place the pad
] lock ON the cottage door DO Eicchnn
allan orgies do not cuus'.
pirectuts ui M" club. among whom
Is numbered Lester Armour hav
sent out notices to social flappcrH O.
oonfinc their Tapping in harcm cos
TUNES 20 the immediate precincts a
their buudicrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
DR.. LORENz TO Be
WELCOME IN DETROIT
MAYOR DECLARES
Opposition to His Clinics
by Physicians Is
Assailed

CHICAGO. Dee. a. Efforts by mid
west physicians TO bar use OF hospital
facilities TO Dr, Adolph LorenE. came
today from Official and lay circles.
Mayor James Cousens OF Detr DIT
ridlculed EFFORTS OF the Michigan
Medical association 20 prevent Dr.
Lorenz from obtaining hospital IA
cilities for week OF operating In
that city
Mayor Cnusons told parents OF
crippled children Ia Detroit that they
need not worry-thnt Dr Loronz
would be taken caro- OF In that city
Or Lorcnz. world famous physician
declared he came 10 this country 30
.rpay America fui iis kindness "a
feeding starving Austrian Children
and is now operating in New York.
Chicago doctors who opposed the
coming Of Dr. LorcnE TO this city
mot with opposition lee by Mrs Lolita
Armour Mitchell. daughter OF the
millionaire packer and Chicago's
wealthiest woman.
Mrs Mitchell when child was
cured of a hip trouble from which
she had suffered since birth by Dr.
Lorenz after the leading orthopedic
surgeons Of this country had pro-
nounced her lncurable
Dr. Lorenz was paid 100000 for
his cure, which he devoted to mis-
clinic In Vienna Tor poor crippled
children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04

LAS CRUCES N. NJ. Dec @ Tho
All-Hear Nutinnl Park
% association came into being as "a per
mtnrut organization when represen-
tuuyc residents ot Sew Mexico aad
west Texas today adopted by uuani-
nous vote the resolution introduced
by Dr. Austin D. Grille, OF Roswell
and elected officers as follows.
President Governor Merritt &.
MN hem. uI New Mexico.
Vice. presidents, Coloaci Ralph 4.
TwitChcil. santa ~, Jnmcs q. Me-
Nary, ~ Ph-o, ~. {. hernandez, Al
buqucrquc, samuel &. Bratton, Clovis
and ". u. Murray, silver ttty.
Treasurer. e. VI. Newman. ~ PnsO.
An executive secretary. and eNecu-
tive rommtte. of seven and board
OF GOVERNOR will be named. Head
quarters will u, either In Las Cruces
ur Ei pnso.
The convention appointed nine
members ut temporary cNecutiv"
committee tu serve ten DAYS until the
counties named could select pcrman-
cnt members. These named are:
Eddy county. %. 49, Moon Hope.
chavez county. ur. A. u. Grille. Ros-
Well. Lincoln county, n. A. Rollins,
Cur.igo1o; Otcru county w a. Haw-
kins. AumuEurdu, bona Ana county,
a. II. Brouk. Las Cruces: Sierra
county. Robert Martin Hot Springs
Sororiu county, Governor Mcchem:
West Texas Richard T. Burges. and
II. B. steycnF El paso
To Meet inll
The temporary executive commit.
/ trcm,u viii meet Secretary uf th,
/ Interior 4. o tali at III Puso tomor-
| row to discuss the park project
The resolution adopted at the con
vrntina attended by three hundred
dcicrntes provides Tor the establish.
/ mcnt of u national park in New
! MrsiUo. comprising the Mvacalero lu
dian reservation, the Elephant Butte
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
AND UNION
WORKERS PREPARED
FOR STRIKE BAT TIE
Both Sides Are Confident
on Eve of Ordered
Walkout

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 3.-An or
der forbidding a strike by union
employees of packing plants in
Kansas was issued by the Kansas
industrial court here late today.
The court ordered that present
wages and working conditions re-
main in effect pending final
hearing of the ease.
Union leaders announced they
would ignore the order
CHICAGO. Doc. a.--"The jungle"
teemed with activity tonight on the
eve of the strike OF unioni2od pack
Ing plant employees.
The strike--a night to a finish be-
tween packers and their workers on
the union question. will start Mon
day.
Union agents worked into the night
lining up scattered leaders to sup
port the walkout.
Packers representatives hired men
now unemployed to replace those
who may walk out.
Armed guards. assigned TO the
aockyards district by Chlef OF Police
Fitzmorris paced the streets to pro-
tect packer property. They were
augmented by state guards.
'tEiE Five" packers advertised an
all Chicago papers for men to replace
those who mnv walk out.
Union leaders declared their plans
FOR the strike had been carefully
made and they were going into the
battle conf lent OF success.
"Our organization b. strong enough
to force the packers TO recognize the
right Of workers to unite for their
common advancement" Dennis Lane,
secretary OF the butchers Union de-
clarcd.
Union heads here told their agents
in Kansas to disregard the Kansas
Industrial court law In the EFFORT OF
officials OF that state to apply It to
the packer strike.
THE law In Joke" said Lane. 1T
serves only the employer"
Reports from packing centers over
the country 10 the United Press to-
night Indicated the unions were
strongly cntronchcd and expected "a
large number of men to answer the
strike call Monday
Omaha, Kansas city and other
livestock ccnters declared the mon
were standing by their guns ready for
the fiEht.
Packers bclittlcd the union. They
said only small percentage OF the
mon are mcmbcrs. They dcclur ed
the production OF meat would not be
endangered and the public need fear
mo- shortage.
Tho showdown between the packers
and the union comes after years Of
struggles.
Fight TO organize the packer em-
ploycs has been under way for years
An armistice was declared during the
war while disputes between packer.
and their employees were settled 10y
federal arbitration. The arbitration
agreement expired on Sept. 10 and
packers Immediately started prepar'
ing for the strike which they all ad'
mittod was coming.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED TO GET
NATIONAL PARK FOR new MEXICO;
committee TO MEET FALL TODAY

Dam ami tho property belonging TO
the United states cuutinguous thereto,
heretofore acquitted hy the govern
muut and such portions OF the White
Sands and the Mulpius which shall he
deemed proper. and such part OF the
public domain. unapproptihted and
uurescrycd. necessary to properly
connect these unite.
The resolution also provides that
in the preparation OF the bill TO be
introduced in the congress. that the
executive committee is hereby in
structcI that there shall be incorpor-
ated therein abOslu'o guarantees as
follows. That an OF the rights Of the
Indians now upon the Mcscnlero re-
scrvation hy executive orde- be con-
firmvd as to lands. residence, timber
mineral ana all other rights ana priv
iloges. II b. further provided that no
bill shall receive the support OF the
association until the same has rocoiv-
ed the unanimous support Of the cA-
cDutlNr committee.
The convention in the Las Cruces
urmory which was decorated with
flags. bunting aud shrubs. was called
10 order az $3.50 O'Clock when Judge
". A Hawkins. of Alamhgnrdo. pre-
scntod senator n. - Holt. OF Las
CruCpN who. after welcoming the
delegates and visitors. said that tho
proposal To establish a public play
ground in southern New Mexico In
wolves nothing which is inimical "a
other parts of the state It means
| itv uphuilding Of this state and par
uDuariy the uphuldlng of the south
west The proposed park Senator
/ Holt added ia not alone for Now
Mexico but Tor tho entire southwest
/ n is not local but national, IN every
sense of that term There Is moth
/ iuE iu this movement that viii kceI
/ the people OF southern New Mexico
from Joining the people nf the north
Continued on pagc siN,)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
Freight Rates on
Products of Farms
Cut Ten Per Cent

WASHINGTON. Dec 3-A general
reduction of 10 per cent In an freight
rates ON products Of farms. orchards.
gardens and ranges was ordered to-
day by the interstate commerce COM
mission.
The reduction h. In accordance with
recent proposal or the railroads
that rates be thus cut Tor AN OK
permcutal period or six months. as
% substitute for the recent order Of
the commi-siun reducing rates on
hay ana grain iG per cent
The cut in rates VIII save millions
90 farmers and livestock breeders
and will be- paEscd down in a large
measure To the consumers. officials
believe.
The action Of the commission aus'
pends the recent rate cut OF ~ PET
cont ON hay and grain and their pro
ducts hut springs these under the
general reduction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
PREMIER
TO TRY TO GET LOAN
IN j. S. FOR GERMANY
One Of Objects of His
Planned Trip to
Washington
By CHARLES VI. MCCAIN,
IultrI prtss stan Correspondent.

LONDON. Dec. 3.H-Prcmicr Lloyd
George tonight was understood TO bc
considering an attempt 10 arrange an
American loan for Germany when he
goes 10 Washington FOR the arms
limitation conference.
II Is probable that the British pre-
micr will try to arrange the loan with
private capital n America ana not
with the American government since
hr is well aware ct the decision 4
the present Washington adminis,ra-
uou against further foreign credits.
Lloyd George will try To- show
American capital that Europe is pet
fcctly willing but at present unable
To loan Germany mnlcy to get ON hvr
feet end meet her r"pnrauons pay
ments,
Iuul tluyd- George does reach
Washington the question OF tho Cor
many loan. discussion Of which has
bcou Increased with the visit here Ut
l'r Waiter ElthruIu viii remain un-
settled So fnr Nuth"uuu's visit APP
rur,ntly has brought mo- concrete roe
ults bon the way ui uimuE Germany -
future repatriation payment hut d"-
spite This his conference with British
officials have created hope from o
German tudpuiui
Before %. can laavs for Washing
ton the premier faced busy week
Hv must receive the Sim Fein
answer iu rhr new British proposals
for an Irish peace and submit these
propo. 90 Ulster. This probably
will hr don. uu Tuesday li- viii
then try 20 arrange fpT subordinate ci
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
II SAID To Be
FOR ACQU|TTAL;
WOMAN NEAR
COLLAPSE
Comedian Solemn Under
Long Vigil for a
Verdict

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Dee.
3.-Orders to lock up the jury de-
liberating on the case Of Roscoe G..
Arbuckle, for the night were tele-
phoned to the court room az 10 30
p. m. by Judge Harold Louder
back, after the jury had been out
thirty hours without result.
What was termed the "col-
lapse" of a woman member Of the
jury brought tonight's delibera-
tions TO a close.
It was stated by officials that
the jury made what amounted TO
request for discharge at 10 D.
m. Shortly thereafter a matron
was called and il was learned that
Miss Louise L. Winterburn. the
only unmarried woman ON the
jury, had been taken IN.
That Information was telephon-
ed TO Judge Louderback who inn
mediately directed that the jury
be taken back TO its hotel for the
night.
The states attorneys expressed
disappointment that the jury had
not been discharged. Attorneys
for the defense were satisfied.
Rumors around the corridors,
entirely without tangible basis.
were that the last ballot had stood
II for aequittal and one for con
viction.
The jury left the Hall of Justice
for the hotel at l0;3T p. m.
Miss Wmterburn was able TO
walk with the other jurors unas-
sisted.
II was a solemn and worn look.
ing procession Of men and women
which made up the jury.
Bailiffs and a squad Of police
kept everyone at a distance as the
II peers holding the fate Of the
famed screen comedian passed by.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. g.
Agreement not to dismiss the Ros-
coe Arbuckle jury tonight was
reached late today at a conference
Of the court and attorneys.
II was decided IL no verdict is
reached by IL p m. the jury would
be locked up for the night.
The state requested that the
jury be dismissed. The defense
opposed the request and finally an
agreement meeting the position Of
the defense was arrived at.
At 8 80 p. m. the court room was
ordered cleared and il was an
nounced the jury would GO to din
ner Immediately, returning at
30 p. m.
Arbuckle and his wife, both ex-
ceedingly tired and nervous, left
Immediately for their hotel. 1t
was understood they might re
main there until summoned by
some report from the jury room
instead of keeping the night vigil
in the court room.
The jury returned at . o'clock and
resumed deliberations In room ~
the opposite end % the building from
the courtroom. The corridor leading
to the room was heavily guarded.
No reason was assigned for the
change.
Arbuckie and his wife arrived
/ shortly after y. m began their
(Coniinued ON rage twol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
Neuer Lose Your NerDe, Says
Drug Store King Who Comes
Back After Facing Bankruptcy

BOSTON. Dee 3-"Keep your
nerve. Ncver lose confidence IN your
self. no matter how black the skies
look And, most important OF nh
never do anything 10 forfeit the con-
fidence on 9th rs"
This tom Louis X I.iggett. the rc-
mnrknhlc comeback In the history ot
finance IAgett is head Of the United
DRUG company ana It's chain Of TO-
o0O retail stores In the United States,
Canada aud England
He has just emerged from finan-
cial storm that threatened, for time.
~ sweet away his private fortune.
Las July tiggcttH financial at
fairs were assigned to the care OF
trustees. at his own request business
depression had sent his stock hold
inRs tobagganing In hectic market.
simultaneously with the an-
nounccment by the trustees that they
wore handling my affairs. I sent a let
ter TO every stuckholdcr iu the COM
pany explaining frankly, an tn"
facts" says Liggctt.
Parks that carried my loans Inn
mcdiutely expressed confidence IN
m". Letters and teleRrams poured in
to my office from thousands of my
druggist friends from every Amorl-
can state ana from Canada and Eng
land
Offers Of Help!
"Offers OF help of every Kind were
made. Checks by the score and
Thousands of dollars worth OF Hccuri-
ties wor. turned over to me"
l.lggett felt that, howuve- grateful.
he must d.cliu' this EenorirliY. lie
could not afford to risk 90" welfare
uf fri,uds iy involving them In his
own financial prcdicumeut
liut his refusal did not satisfy them.
without ronsulting him, the 10000
BpNnil agents formed the RcNnu 10y
alty Trust Fund a board OF trustees
was organized and captains were ape
pointed IN every state,
within week trust certificates
were Offered to those who cared To
subscribe Tor them for cash They
were to bear Interest at per cent.
payable. with principal, when Liggctt
could take them up.
And like magic the necessary fund
was raised liggctt went to the origi-
nal trustees and asked them To notify
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Attorney Is Killed;
His Son-in-Law
Gives Self Up

port ARTHUR TcN.. Dec q -
II. r Haynes. go former attorney ot
Marshalltown la, Is dead. and his
son -in-lnw, e. g. Freeman, 25 is
held In iail on "a charge OF murder
as a result of "a shooting late this al
tornoon. Freeman surrendered to
tho police. Domestic trouble was Civ
en- as the cause OF the tragedy.
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paid In full.
Inh"ar,i of Tribute
II was AN uUheurd of ihutD To
captain uf finance lu the affairs OF
American business.
tiRretf never lost confidence In
himself ANA his friends never lost
confidence In IigTctt. That's how hc
has won from tho day % years ago.
when be- conceived tho idea OF unity
in the world drug store trude--nu idea
that took form ON train between
seattle ana spokane.
Even my most splendid dream Of
that day has been surpa ssed," IigEott
saws "hut through ID an. 900 sunshine
and storm, I have never FOR one mo-
mont doubted thu ultimate success OF
the undertaking
There ave boys, thousands Of them.
who can accomplish as much. or
more, hut they must believe I'm them
selves straight through"
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AAAN ANfNN A'AAANf|A
ature, 49, lowest
temperature. sh.
daily range tent
p ture. 49,
mean daily teni-
y orature 32g
relative humid
ity q p m. Az
relative humid
ity 8 D. m. aii
precipitation. O.
maximum veioc-
lty OF " n Il,
miles per hour.
direction, south;
day. cloudy.
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TNN EOUAIs RENT

WAUSAw. - Hotel keepers are
charging their guests roo per cent tax
ON the unt Of their rooms. Food
rrI..s In tho last sis weeks have risen
luur r,I-es.