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Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30
HIT OR MS

If all of us who ought to join ed the Fathead Lodge, it would be an armory.
 i i I
 Live your life and keep half way clean. You cant cut much ice.
 f i l Cold storage should be applied to political mouthology. We are all mixtures of dust and diety, but gthe dust predop- mates.
 We need less profiteering an more Abou-Ben Adams. The social scales are used in weighing money.
 I I i The fool who cannot stand prosperity is still in evidence If somebody "gets your goat all they want is the glands.
 You will never get anywhere travelling the line of least resist ahce.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30
ORDi1 ANCE NO. 3I.

An Ordinance to Regulate Parking. Turning, and he Operation of Auto mobiles, Trucls and other MOtor We. hicles. asa.t
 Be Il Ordained by the Town Council of the Incorporated Town of Judsonia Arkansas: f. ..s..
 Sec. 1. That all persons driving or operating any automobile, truck or other motor vehicle who shall stop his automobile, truck or other motor vehicle oh Val Buren street in the Town of Judaonia, Arkansas. shall park same to the right always, and not farther than two feet from the curb lr. u
 Sec. 2. That no person driving or operating any automobile, truck or other motor vehicle within the cor porate limits Of the Town of Judsonia shall turn his automobile, truck OF other motor vehicle around in any of the streets of Judsonia except at street crossings or at the end of any street in said town.
 Sec. 5. That no person shall drive or operate any automobile, truck or other motor vehicle thru any of the streets of the Town of Judsonia at night without having head lights and tail light on his car burning.
 Sec. 1. That no person shall drive or operate any automobile, truck or other motor vehicle in OF thru any of the streets of the Town of Judsonia with the eut-out of his car open.
 Sec. }. That all persons driving or operating any automobile truck or oth CT motor vehicle thru any of the streets of the Town of Judsona shall sound his horn at all street corners and crossings and shall always drive to the right
 Sec s. That any person or persons violating any part or parts of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of 9 misdenleanor and upon conviction
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30
were Searcv visitors Friday.


 l f I Several people from here at tended the all-day siroing at Step Rock Sunday.
 I I l Clarence Lang made a tip to Searcy Friday to get some re- pairs for his Ford. I I i Mi. and Mrs. Ernest Hensley of Wyoming are here visiting Mrs. Hensley's parents, MT. a 1 Mrs. Joe Keith ,
 t < I A fine shower fell here Mon- day.
 Racine.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30
ARKANSAS - SOME STATE
 The Arkansas Oil and Mineral

fAh Al DAD A2OnAE oi ifA h
 The Arkansas Oil and Mineral news says: , Gia~
 Down in the Southern part of Arkansas Ih.sE.~efe raising rice and cotton drilling for oil.
 Up along the eastern part of Arkansas they are saving luln- Der, planting crops and -drill- ing for oil. ilat
 Over i nthe western part of Arkansas they are harvesting strawberries and peaches, digg- ing diamonds, planting corn, making moonshine and -drill- ing for oil.
 Up in northern. Arkansas they are mining lead and zinc, breed ing fine stock and drilling for oil.
 In the center of Arkansas they are making laws, running banks, laying plans and drill ing for oil. M
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30
CLEAR WATER NOTES

/John Joyner of Little Rock, is Visiting his mother and sisters Snd other relatives here this
 Week.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30

The Clear Water second team played ball on the Judsonia dia- |lond Saturday. The score stood favor of the town boys. i i
 Joe Carruthers made a busi- .ess trip to Bradford Thursday il search of some cane seed.
 I r
 Allye Williams has returned from Missouri where he has been visiting.
 I i
 Messrs. Yingling and Donnell
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30

NHESTERFIELDS speak for A themselves. They let you know you're smoking. They satisfy and yet, they re mild. An impossible com bination, you say? Sure everywhere but in Chesterfelds. The blend does it and the blend can't be copied!
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30
666 cures Malarfal Fever.

boo cures hdidffdl Fever.
 | I Binder twine at Forbes. Attorneys John E. Miller and (. B. Yingling of Searcy we're in Judsonia on business Tuesday afternoon.
 I l Mrs. 0. L. Young and son, Maurice of St. Louis arrived here this morning for visit with rel atives and friends.
 | | Mrs. Tom Wells and baby of Searcy spent Monday here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Ladd.
 t i t Herbert Robertson of Searcy visited friends here Sunday af- ternoon.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-06-30

Ar Tight Tins of 50
 Ask your dealer 10 show you fhe new vacuum sealed fins of so Chester fields. A compact con venienf and absolutely AIR TIGHT packine-- fhe cigarettes Keep fresh indefinitely.
Milford chronicle., 1921-05-27
UNION

The Ladies Aid of Union M. E.
Church will hold a box and shadow
social at the home of Mart Murphy on
Wednesday evening, June 1st. Every
Dody come. Proceeds for parsonage
furnishing.
William Wright of Lincoln and
friend, Miss Chairman of Milford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Millman of Mil
tord were recent visitors at the home
of Clayton Wright.
MT. and Mrs. Herbert Kenton and
children were Sunday guests of their
parents at Greenwood.
Mart Murphy was reappointed sex
TON OF Union Church last Sunday. this
making his twelfth year.
Mrs. Evelyn Campbell of Milton has
peen spending some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ingram.
T1nls section was visited Monday af-
ternoon by sand storm. The temper
azure soon dropped and today seems
more like March than May.
Union school was represented bv
" Cne teacher and some of the pupils at
1eorgeCoWn' Friday, May 18th, in the
parade All reported a fine time.
James Dorman, son of John Dor |
man. OF Webb's district, near here, !
met with serious accident last Fri |
1ay @hlle at school. He climbed tree
and fell to the hard ground, hurting
himself in several places.
Little John Kenton has been out of
school since Friday with a sore throat.
At this writing he is very much i'm
proved.
Milford chronicle., 1921-05-27
SELBYVILLE

The serial entitled "a Son of Tar
zan," is being shown at the Hudson
Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings.
Miss Pauline Moore entertained the
graduates and high school teachers at
ker home on Friday evening. Miss
Ethel Warrington was her guests for
the weekend.
Miss Helen Matthews spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Frankford as the
guest Of Miss Etha Smith.
Miss Louise Campbell and Miss Hill
da Evans were the guests of Miss Mar
ion Ghram of ROxana over Sunday.
Mrs. Norman Elliott of Hartley
was the guest of Miss Lyla Townsend
for several days.
Mumford and Jones Garage caught
on fire one day last week, but the
prompt action of those nearby saved
it from serious damage.
Miss Viola Nelson spent the week.
end with Miss Mildred Bennett of
The baccalaureate sermon was
preached on Sunday evening. The five
graduates and their teachers, occu-
pied the front seats. The invocation
was made by Howard Warren. The
church was beautifully decorated with
potted flowers, ferns and peonies. !
The choir furnished excellent music.
Miss Ella .Oakes was the guest of
Miss Bernice Lynch over Sunday.
Mrs. Pasha Watson and daughter, |
Miss Madeline were the guests of Mrs. |
?. K. Evans at dinner on Sunday. ,I
Milford chronicle., 1921-05-27
LINCOLN CITY

Mrs. H. D. Cook and daughter, Miss
Mia Cook, have been, spending sew
eral days in Philadelphia and Viii
mington.
Miss Lottie Warren was the week
end guest of Mrs. Percy Stevenson of
Prime Hook Neck.
Chas. Chase, of Clayton, VIM. Chase
and wife, of Philadelphia, and the two
daughters of Capt. Thos. Chase have
been at the bedside of their father,
who on Tuesday fell from load of
hay landing on concrete walk. He
has been in a serious condition, but
seems better at this time.
Many persons in this vicinity are
sending their strawberries to Will
mington, Philadelphia and other mar
kets by auto trucks and are receiving
a much higher price than at home
markets.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
E. G. Reed on Friday evening, June 8.
A full attendance is requested.
The Caulk base ball team on Sat-
urday defeated the. home boys by a
score of to 2. The game was very
interesting from start to finish.
VIM. Risler is the guest of his par
ents near town.
Hear this Big Hit. The most beau
tiful song in years, Victor Record,
lS746-85c, Il Found a Rose in the
DEVILS Garden" by Sterling Trio. |
Evans &'Son, jewelers..
Call "Pettyjohn's" for drugs of
Quality" Mail or phone orders. Phone
% Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1921-05-27
OCEAN VIEW

Children's Day services will be OBJ
served in the Methodist Church on
Sunday night, June 5th. All are in
vited
The commencement of the Ocean
View-Millville Grammar Glass was
held in the Bethel M. E. Church, on
Wednesday evening, May 25th. A very
interesting program was given.
Edward Holloway of New York mo-
tored here last week and visited his
father, J. E. Holloway and sister, Ma
mie. Mr.. Holloway and his family
from New York will soon occupy their
summer home, purchased at Bethany
Beach.
Howard Evans of Salisbury, Md,
spent the weekend with his parents
here.
Miss Myrtle Burbage who has been
attending Goldey College, Wilmington,
has returned home.
Capt. and Mrs. George Chase of
Lewes motored in their handsome
touring car and. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Calhoun last week.
Capt. I. Albert Burton visited
Georgetown on Saturday and was en-
tertained at dinner at Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Wagamon's.
Miss Sallie Evans and four of her
pupils of Muddy Neck School motored
to. Georgetown on Saturday and at
tended the Sewing Club and other in
teresting school events.
John farmer and others have been |
at Cedar Crest Club Park this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Derrickson |
have gone to Ocean City, Md, to |
spend a few months.
Mrs. Frank Phillips of Ocean City,
Md, is visiting Mrs. Harley Burbage
and others.
VIM: Nelson of Philadelphia was
the guest of VNIr. and Mrs. VIM. II.
Belts, also Mr.. Thomas and Edward
Daisey visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Belts
IN Sunday.
Mrs. AlonzO Evans has returned
nome from a visit to Indian River
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward West and daugh-
er, Hilda, and Mr.. and Mrs. Asher f.
Evans motored to Lewes and visited
Mrs. Ferris Wharton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Quillen enter
aimed Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Derrick
son and daughter, Elizabeth, and Mr..
ind Mrs. Theodore Derrickson and
son and Horace -Quillen on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1921-05-27
GOOD ADVICE TO MOTORISTS

The concrete pavement the Georgetown Brdgeville
road been completed point about five miles west of
Georgetown. This road will be open for traffic about June
10. Two mixers laying concrete the Milford
Frederick road and expected that the pavement will be
completed about June 49, and will be open for traffic not
later than the middle of July.
WILNlINGTON-ODESSA The State Road is closed
from the Causeway to Fanhurt and from State Road Sta
Wilmington via Market Street Bridge following the trolley
line to and through New Castle to Rogers Corner thence
by the River Road to ST. Georges and Odessa THE RIVER
ROAD for about three miles south of New Castle is
what rough, but passabe regardless of the weather.
ODESSA-DOVER. Turn to left in Odessa and follow
acadam road to Fedsoro thence by concrete road
to Pine Tree Corner and Hars Garage Turn sharply to
left at Har Garage then by macadam and concrete roads
to Smyrna and Dover. Avoid contractors tracks
FieldsborO and Pine Tree.
MT. PLEASANT-BOYDS CORNER. New concrete
road No detours.
DOVER TO MILFORD, GEORGETOWN REHOBOTH
AND OTHER POINTS IN SOUTHEASTERN DELLA
WARE Take concrete road mile south of Dover
Causeway north of Frederick, avoid construction materials
and contractors trains
FREDERICA-NILFORD. Earth road Frederica to Tub
Mill five miles; drive carefully Causeway. Take
road at Tub MILL follow 34 mile turning to left into
Milford Keep straight through Milford across bridge and
follow guide sign to right to du Pont Boulevard Milford to
Georgetown and Sebyve concrete Boulevard detOus
REHOBOTH AND LEWES. Follow detOur signs east
of Georgetown
GFORGETOWN-LAUREL. New concrete road open
for traffic five miles west Of Georgetown. NodetOurs
DOVER TO FELTON, HARRINGTON, FARMING |
TON, GREENWOOD, BRIDGEVILLE AND SEAFORD. !
Dirt road Camden to FaTington Pennington to Green
wood, concrete road open to traffic. Pennington to
DetOur to east mile to Bridgeve New concrete road
Bridgevile to SeafOrd
. SEAFORD 10 LAUREL TO DEL1IAR. New concrete
road. No detQurs.
Milford chronicle., 1921-05-27
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
ita|o.jugos|ava
de: N. 1orga.

ca toti Slavii, dupa parerea Gu
renta, formeaza singura rasa,
una 81 nedespaftita. Sa stringem
in clestele latin Jugoslayia, pima
ni-o da la fie-care ce nj sc cuvine.
81 iata ca din cleSte ar fl ra-
mas singura ramura, caci Italia,
daca ar Fl lrpsit de La interesul
Eostru, nu lipscste de la al eli
propriu.
Facatorii dc planuri sd sc in
vete de aici.
Sa Sc invete a vedea de aproa-
pc 81 in toate amanuntele mici
lucrurile mari. Este ceva de in
vatat Gu acest sistem 81 tmulte
eSperiente dure1oase Sc pot evita.
Caci, sd nc iltelegeln, daca
natirme 81 Stat trebuie sd mearga
pe ace!asi drum, natunea tin
teStc unde trebuie, lar Statul Sc
opreste, sd zicem: din nenorocire,
unde poate.
Sa null slim incerca mai
mutt, caci aceasta poate face rau
natiunii eli insesi.
("Patria
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13

10Y Desorganizarea transporturi-
lor, care Sc poate aseman intr 'nn
stat Gu circulatiunea singelui in
corpul omenesc 81 fara care viata
nu poate exista.
Din aceasta situate financiara
cxtrem de rea, nu ne poate scapa
decit hotarirea noastra de munca
intensa 81 0 legatura logica intre
ceeace facem, unita Gu pace in
terna de eel putin citiva ami. Vom
fl capabili sd realizam aceste desi-
derate asa de simple, scapam; de
nu, dezastrul financiar este sigur.
Bogatiile tarei noastre, recunos-i
cute de lumea int 'eaga ca 81 num-
ca constienta 81 adequate lor, ne
pot scapa din impasul in care am
cazut.
Este insa 81 chestie de rabdare.
Pima unde insa va merge aceasta
rabdare, este datoria fiecarui bun
romin so socoteasca 81 sa-si dea sea
ma Cd fara ca nu Sc poate ajunge
sd scapam de pieirea sigura, catre
care mergem, daca nu incepem
munca intensive, metodica 81 fara
a vedea, la fiecare moment, numai
birna din ochiul altnia.
(Universul)
- STELIAN POPESCU.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
PLuousoRuL.

Aho, Aho, ho-ho
Mine anul Sc 'nocStc
PluguSorul sc porneStc
ST 1ncepe a brazda
Pc la case STA ura;
Minati flacai;
- Hal, hal.
1arna-i grca. omatul mare,
Semne bune anul are,
Semne bunc de beisug,
'Pcntru brazda de sub plug.
Minati mai...
Sus pc Ger ca straluccstc,
q stea mare &c vcsteSte
ca Sc curma de-acum
Al nevOilor greu drum.
Asta-i steaua romineasca,
A unirei
STA 'nfratirei,
Stca de viata, stea de spor,
Stea de binc viitor.
Fac Doamne, sd luceasca
Peste tara romincasca
ST sa stea tot 1mtre moi.
Sa numai avem nevoi.
Minati mai.
Anul nou ne-aduce noua,
Timp mai bun 81 viata noua,
No sa fin tot ardeleni.
No sd mai fie munteni,
Ct nitro Tara romincasca,
Liberia 81 voiniccasca.
Noi 81 eli tot sd train.
ST 'ntre moi sd ne iubim.
81 cit lumea ,-om trai.
Sin tarie vom Sport.
Minati mai.
Anul nou o sd ne fie,
lnceput de veselic.
Mari pc mici II or prigoni,
Mici pc mari nu vor rivni
In fratie 81 dreptate
Au sd fie legi lucrate.
MOI Ell eli nina vom da
81 nitro hOra vom juca.
DumncZeu care ne-aSculta,
Ne intinde hrana multa.
ST pamintul ce-om avea
Griu de aur he va da.
La multi ami ell sanatate
81 de bine s'avem parte.
Ahoooo!
(Eestitorul sate,or 1913
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13

81, deci, Giolitti impaciuitorul,
in politica interna 81 cea externa
tarii sale, gasit lnijlocul de-a
Sc intelege Gu jugo-slavii. Daca
aceStia au trebuit sd renunte la
parte din programul lor ireden-
tist, in care Sc cuprindea 81 1stria
intreaga, cum Sc poate vedea 81
din cartile de coala Sirbeyti, eli
ranin sta'pini pc Dalmatia, deyi
fara Fiume, Zara 81 cite-va ihsulc
marginaSe ale termului.
Italia renunta deci la o pro
vincie asa de strlns legata de tot
trecutul eli medieval, incepfnd de
la despartirea celor doua 1mperii,
in care acel NAL iliric tinea de
Apus 81 pima in zilele c1nd de la
Quarnero pima adinc in teritoriul
'albanes leul Sfintului March, pc
cetauia bise1ici, palate 81 ziduri.
Ea rupe din fiinta sa actuala
atita pamint seump in care 81
pima n clipa de fata, Gu toate
sfortarile Slavilor, Sc mai vorbia
italieneSte, 81 i'll afara de cercu-
rile rationale italiene, i'll socie-
tatea buna dalmatina, char 81
intre zidurile Ragusei libere 81
independents, undc urmaSele u
nei stravechi aristocrati dc oras
inchis ciripesc italieneste pc te-
rasele GU oleandrii ro?ii.
Intelcgerea, contra Garcia ma
tionalismul italian. care G 81 de
credinta, de munca. nu numai de
cuvintc, a protestat uimitor de
putin, macar in Camera, prevede
relatii economice strinse 81 char
un contact cultural binefacator
pentru Jugo-slavi Mas zicc ca
aceasta insca1nha fratic sau prize
tenie la catarama, dar. ori-cun
sint baselc, pcntru un tlmp oare
care, ale unei vecinatati linistitc.
'Divinul Gabrielle nu va con-
tinua iSpravile din LA Nave" /,
pagina sa de drama venctiana
medievala la Spalato sau la
Trau. =
Asa S 'au asezHt lucrurble, prin'
tr'o ratiunc Tor care c mai p'-
tcrnica dc cit sentimentclc noa-
sire, la care, trieste, nimcnl NIL
e tinut sa renunte. e
&c s'ar fl intimplat acuma.
daca am fl urmat indreptarilc
ace.ora earl judceau asa: Slrbll,
carl III cartilc de scoala pome-
mite mai sus Isl atribuiau Banatul
pima la linic la Rasarit de II
misoara. au capatat larga parte
din accst Tinut. evident unltar.
pima la o linic la Vest dc accast!l
capitala. Dc-aici fic-care de inte-
reese rationale care sc poate III
chipui; de-aici pentru acel earl
stu eta este 81 cit valoreaza po-
pulatia romineasca ramasa SUB
nina. desigur aspra, a admins
tratiei sirbeSti, un adlnc sentl-
ment de frateasca durere. 81 ce
G de faeut? De oare-ce dntre
.Jugoslavia 81 Italia este o chestle
dalmatina, de unde resu:ta rlva
litate. dusnanie, - ne sprijinim
pc dinsa. Latini. sd intrebuintam
legatura de latinitate pentru a
csmbate poftele slave, mai ales,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13

teptata, 81 de care avem tot cuv1n-
tul sd finn uimiti
"a interzis intrarea matasurilor
in Rominia; decretul care stipulea-
"a aceasta prohibire a 81 aparut in
Monitorul Official din Bucuresti.
"E de notat ca masura nu ge-
nerala decit in aparenta, de oarece
in acelas timp 'amicii 81 aliati'
nostri acordau duSmanului nostru
Austria, care Sc angaja sa lie furni-
zeze vagoane 81 locomotive, liberul
import pentru toate mdrfurile.
"Cumparatorii romini - trebue
sa subliniem faptul acesta - vor
primi asa dar din Austria, in toa-
ia libertatea, produsele pc carl MI
AL voc sa le importe din Franta.
+, inainte de toate, pur 81 simplu
violarea tratatului della Versailles,
de oarece verii nostri din Orient
au angajat sd nu acorde nici un
avantagiu natiunilor centrale, fara
ne trata 81 pc moi eel putin ell
aceeasi favoare. Apoi sinai
ales-un act neamical care aduce
atingere grava intereselor noastre
81 aduce cele mai mari prejudicii
industriei franceze.
"Fabricantii nostri din regiunea
Lyonului pot sd Sc mire, cu drept
cuvlnt, ca guvernul francez a lasat
sd Ii Sc inchida un tirg asa de inn
portant, fara sa protesteze 81 fara
sa raspunda prin vreo masura CO.
ercitiva. Mirarea lor GU att mai
lndreptatita, ell cit au in guver,l
pc unul de al lor, un 'matasar' ca
81 ei, pc d. Isaac, ministrul conner
tului.
"Fara indoiala ca chestiunca a.
ceasta il privestc intii pc ministrul
de extcrnc; nu mai putin adcva-
rat insa ca 81 eel della comert nu
trebue sd Sc desintcrcseze de aceas-
Ia afacere.
"ROlul ministrului de comert
este sa semnaleze colegului sau de
la externe pericolul unei asftel dc
prohibiri 81 sd ia apararea indus
triei 81 comertului din Lyon.
"Dl. Isaac 1nsa nu va putea sa
alba mai multa actiune asupra l.
lui Leygues, dupa cum II a avut 81
asupra d-lui Lhopiteau, cind a fost
vorba de proprietatea comerciala
I'D. Isaac Sc margineste numai
la departmental sau, 81 de aceea
comerciantii francezi trebue sd re.
nunte sa-si valorifice drepturile
sau sa-si exprime revendicarile
prin gura actualului ministru dc
comert.
me adresam deci direct d-lui
ministru al afacerilor strainc spre
al semnala pagubele cauzate uneia
din celc mai frumoasc industrii ale
noastre prin decretul romin, care,
suntem convinsi, nu va intirzia Sd
fic anulat. ]"
~ Stampilarea actiunilor socie-
tatilor straine fara un criteriu ge-
neral, ci tot dupa sistemul permi-
selor, iritat uncle cercuri finan-
clare, cum sunt mai ales cele elve-
tiene pima la asa grad, ca lea de-
terminal la reactiune contra noas-
ira.
- Svonurile alarmante ca boise
vicii ar Fl gramadind trupe la Mis-
tru 81 ca moi vom fl nevoiti a intra
in rasboi Gu eli.
g. Lipsa unei legislatii financia-
re care sd dca statului veniturile
Gle care arc neveie.
y Starea agricultural noastrc,
care in toamna asia lasat cea mai
mare parte din pamintul tarii ne
cultivat.
81 Starea de agitatie intretinuta.
GU multi mestcsug in spiritcle din
tara, nemultumirea crescinda fie
caruia 81 in special a lucratorilor
carl nu Sc apuca de munca produc-
tiva, ce au dovedit-o Cd sunt in sta
re sd faca, in alte timpuri.
81 Syonurile de noua orientare
politica externa ce incep sd incol-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-13
Cauzole Scdderei
leuIui

(COntinuare de pc pay. -
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-10-11
KILLS BIG HAWK

While on a fishing trip on Stoner
Creek, Friday, John F. kitty Nc
Carthy, of the L. e N. clerical forces
killed a large hawk which meas
ured fifty inches from tip to tip.
The big bird had swooped to the
ground in search of food just as Nc
Carthy and Will Grosche came
along. They endeavored to capture
it, when the bird put up a vigorous
fight with it's claws and beak, slash
ing and cutting at the men. Finally
by well-directed blow from a club
Mccarthy killed the bird. He will
have it stuffed and mounted as a
souvenir of the fierce encouter.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-10-11
ACCUSED OF THEFT

Accused of stealing sum OF
money from fellow-workman
Sullivan Jones, colored, Tom Jones
and Washington Smith, colored,
on street reconstruction work in
Paris, were arrested by Patrolman
Geo. w. Judy, and placed in jail.
The money, $4S.0O in currency, was
not recovered. The alleged theft
occurred while the men were at
work near the Interurban station,
at Fifth and High streets.
In court yesterday the men were
discharged for lack of evidence.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-10-11
"M0NKEYINGo WITH THE FIRE
ALARM BOX

Someone with a desire to see the
Paris motorized fire department take
an outing, sent in a false alarm from
Box 16 Saturday morning. : The de-
partment responded, but a thorough
search of the neighborhood failed to
reveal any necessity for their call
The department was called by a
still alarm" Saturday afternoon to
Judy's Alley, where a frame home
occupied by Mamie Craven, colored,
caught fire from a defective fue
The house was damaged to the ex-
tent of about $3.50.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-10-11
MAKES EXCELLENT RECORD

Miss Fern Stone, daughter OF
Mrs. E. L. Stone, teacher in the
Paris High School, who entered the
State Normal School at Richmond,
early in September, is making a
record which .refiects credit on the
Paris High School, of which she was
a graduate last year.
Miss Stone has scored the highest
number of points in her class I'm
English, and leads all others In the
number of questions correctly ans
wered in the Shakespeare course.
She is specializing in history and
foreign languages.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-10-11
RANKS CLOSED WEDNESDAY,
COLUMBUS DAY"

The banks of Paris will be clos
ed all day Wednesday, Columbus
Day." the day being legal holiday
by act of Legislature. The day will
be appropriately celebrated in many
ways by citizens of Paris. Busy peo-
pie will continue to be busy just
the same. Do your banking business
Tuesday