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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-09-29
DUTCH PROPHETS FORECAST.
Early Cold Wave Predicted and So.
verest Winter since 1917-ls.
Columbia State.

Columbia State
September 25 is the central date
for very decided change in the
weather from hot to cool-possibly
to cold, says the Dutch Weather
Prophet In northern and north
western attitudes, he predicts, it will
be cold with frost previous to even
the central date, which will move the
cold wave from the west forward to
wednesday and probably to the same
date Tor the east and southeast, the
time Tor the examinations" of the
cool wave extending from September
lo to rs. September was another
| period for cool wave and it occur.
red in the west and passed north
ward, having been DETECTED by the
San Antonio disturbance.
The coming winter will be the
coldest since 19l7-18, he says. Three
SHOWS are indicated for the territory
south and east of the Blue Ridge.
indications at the same tine are to
the effect that the snow will extend
far south, and the winter will be ac
companied besides by numbers Of
snow furries.
These forecasts will be confirmed
more decidedly October, together
with predictions as to possible
amount of precipitation during the
winter and prospects for grain
crop (wheat and oats) in this sec
ton, the prophet said yesterday.
Precipitation will occur Septem-
Der in the south and southwest and
it may include Columbia and vicinity
IN IT'S progress northeastward, ac-
.cording to his prediction.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-09-29

T took over half a billion pounds
Of ice costing over a million and
half dollars to cool 25,713 re-
friGcrator carloads by one trans
portation agency in the huge task
OF moving the perishable fruits and
vegetables Of Florida alone, in the
l?2O-2l season, to the consuming
markets OF the North and East.
Huge new Ice manufacturing plants
have recently been built at Jackson
vile. Miami, Haines City and Lake
land. Florida. in order to insure a
sufficient and regular supply OF Ice
for the cars.
This Is in addition to the move
ment OF 10000 cars OF Georgia
peaches and other thousands OF cars
OF small fruits and vegetables in
iced cars from the Carolinas and
Virginia. where large modern icing
plants have been constructed
These figures Will be startling to
the thousands OF fruit and vcge-
table growers OF the South who
nave not been informed as to the
adjunct to the transportation indus
Try that is fast increasing tho
wealth OF the Southern States.
mass Of conflicting information
and fragmentary figures was rr.
Gently submitted to the Intcrstat.
commerce Commission in Washing
t ton IN connection with the applica
non or the Florida Railroad Com
s;ssioners sn; for reduction in re-
iuture the effort Will bo ,nada h'
me transportation companies 70
onlo" the spot light on the actual
Eperations and all the costs inyoiyed
an AZ projecting the products Of south :
AHuie and vegetable growers
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-09-29
ATTENTION. BAPTIST PASTORS

The Blue Ridge Baptist ministers
conference will meet at Central Ho-
tel, Central, S. c., next Monday
morning, October 3rd, at 10 O'Clock.
Every Baptist pastor in the Pied
mont, Pickens, Twelve Mile and
Beavcrdam associations are request
cd to be present. DR.. u. T. Cody,
editor of the Baptist Courier, will be
at the conference to make an address
on religious literature. Don't fail to
hear Dr.. Cody. Many things of in
tcrest to every pastor in the bounds
of the conference will be discussed.
Don't forget the date: next Monday,
October 3rd, at 10 o'clock. We
would love also for as many of the
dcacons as can to attend this con-
j. A. Anderson, Sec.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-09-29
ALONG CENTRAL ROUTE TWO
Here | am ap.ain.

an aG'nlN.
lhc health OF this community
Nc'i coed at 3ra enl.
Farmers are busy picking cot,o,
and puilN% fodder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hopkins and three
children. Of Seneca, spent Snnl.,.
with the lattcrs mother, Mrs. r. +.
Craig, on Keowee.
We are YER. sorry to report the
SAD death of Mrs. Inez Turner, wife
OF Mr. Walter Turner, of the Gap
nill section, who died last week after
lingering illness Of several months.
one leaves besides her husband seven
children and two step children, a
mother and other relatives and
trends to mourn her death.
Mr.. r. A. Alexander has just re-
turned from an extended business
trip to Lula and Gainesville, Ga,
and Anderson, S. C. Mr. Alexander
reports the crops very short in Geor-
gia. He says they are not as good
as they are in South Carolina.
The following gentlemen left for
Easley today to hear the preliminary
hearing against parties violating the
fish and game law: Messrs. Olin
Craig, r. A., E. B. and st. John
Alexander, alph Stewart, w. B. and
Ray Whitmire and N. B. Cary.
Parties from distance have been
giving the above gentlemen much
trouble violating the fish and tres
pass law.
AS news is scarce this week I will
ring off.
Peep Eye.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-09-29
WIN 'r"'3LVE STARS IN CECIL. q. De
LIES PRODUCTION, "TEE
AFFAIRS OF ANATOL."

r. ar'soblo Cast Headed by Wallace
is, 81" "a Swanson, Elliott Dcx-
:, S&bc DanieIa and Agnes Ay, rs
een N Superb Picture.
wclyc collar players and a sup
por;ing cast Of unrivalled quality
tn IS the record set by Cecil B. De-
Mes latest Paramount master
pie G, "Thc Affairs of Anatol," which
vii be shown at the Caring Theatre
in Grecnvilc for an entire week. be-
ginning Monday, Oct 3rd The ros-
ter reads like scrcendom's who's who.
The phrase, "al-star cast" is much
abused one but it adequately de-
scribcs cast that includes Wallace
Reid, famous Paramount star; Gloria
Swanson, Elliott Dexter, Bebe Dan
ics, Monte Blue, Wanda Hawley.
Theodore Roberts, Agnes Ayers,
Theodore Koslof, Polly Moran, Ray
mond Hatton and Julia Faye.
Nothing like this cast in the way
of aggregate talent has ever been
assembled before. The drawing
power of almost any of the names
on the roll has been sufficient to
awaken the interest of the discrimi-
mating public. Here, for the first
time, they are appearing in a single
production under the direction of a
master producer-Cecil B. DeMille.
"The Affairs of Anatol" was writ
ten by jamie Macpherson, author of
many notable Cecil B. DeMille pro-
ductions. Her story was suggested
by Arthur Schnitzler's scintillating
comedy of the same name.
The same quality that is featured
in the cast of principals and in the
authorship has been carried through
every phrase of production work.
The supporting cast includes such
capable actors as Guy Oliver, Charles
Oglc, Clarence Geldart, Maude
Wayne, Ruth Miller, William Boyd,
Lucicn Littleicld and others. The
beautiful settings are the work of
"ui lllDc, famous frcncn arClSt, de-
sgner and decorator.
The several gowns worn by each
of the feminine principals were de-
signed by Clare West. Some are
extreme forms Of conventional
types; others are entirely new and
decidedly striking, and all are pro-
nounccd exquisite. Wallace Reid
alone wears sixteen different suits
during the action, all of which were
ordered en- bloc for this production
The story scntillates with satire
and may be said to be based on thu
theme Of evil to Him Who Evi
Thinks" Anatol (Wallace Reid) il
the exuberance of youth, believe.
there is good in everything anc
everybody, if one takes the trouble
to hunt it, Seemingly he is proven
wrong many times during his chival
rous efforts to aid some fair damsel
but he finds some justification fo,
his belief each time. 1t is stor,
pulsing with thrills and clad in 6
thousand beauties, and as real a:
life can be.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-09-29
SINGING CONVENTION.

The Dacusville Township singing
convention will postpone it's regular
meeting scheduled for Cedar Rock
next Sunday, on account of the Old
Folks Singing at Smiths Grove
church. We will meet with the
Cedar Rock Baptist church on the
first Sunday in November at 200 p.
m. Everybody cordially invited.
S. c. Chapman, Pres
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-09-29
OLD FOLKS SINGING.

The old folks singing convention
will meet with Smiths Grove church
on the first Sunday in October.
Everybody is cordially invited to
come and bring we'll filled baskets,
also old song books such as Southern
Harmony, Christian Harmony and
Temple Star and also bring new
song books.
Don't forget to bring your basket
dinner.
j. II. higgins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26

Seq trnfte for, at ale &~ioneSbpr6
for Sanlac bar operorepne, men ieg
er t~uiinfolb tafnemli9 for, at min
Glib BOG blep iterf NOT til OF gioe
Weoicinen en- Trspe," iagbe Z. 5.
Barter, peIfienbt SaIgsmonb for
@atelp's 9lpoesbiltif % boenoe /
1916 SultealI ct, Seattle, @aib.
"6or ffre 9lor iioen ~be9pnote icg
at ioo ~periooiife SrgoomsanfoIb, %
Tor fad Waancber ii0en bapbe lea ct
Inialh, iom leg troeoe piloe bone
giort oct al meb mig. ga req tiliioit
fom op igicn bar ieg nGiten life
iitano iii at 9aa. Seq hoobe inGen
Nppetit, % hDno li6ct ie9 tpang mig
ielp I'll of ipiie beoirfebe ioa me9en
@os / min Wope, at ieg ponifelia
funbe trpffe Ionbc.
"Sm Iftener bar ieg ofte ioo op.
bl9it, at ieg life fiinbe trGfte Nonbe
mar leg lagbe mig, % ie9 moatte
iimpelthen Iiobe oppe % inappe eitcr
9uft. Eli fine Siber bapoc ieg ion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26

oal1ne Sronlpcanfolo, Of ieg neSpe
tltnoe ubholbe 6et.
"Itin Seuer bar trpg, % lrroer.
tioen bIeo icg ino ipinneI, OF ieg
hol0t paa at faloe omfllIo. Seq por
trTt % elenoig I'll ole Siber, fitrtbe
life engang faa iope, % for Here 90.
&c 40 8onqcn bar icg life iltarb til
at gnn I'll nit Nrbeibe.
"Soa tiIiioit iii Ell al mine @enrer
mig I'll at forieQe 3anloc, % set
bar DiSicliq lioiert ct gobt Irbeibe
for mig. Vtin Nppetit err MI ubmer.
fet, % omenoitiont ieg ipiier bpae.
ionthelit ie9 onifcr % ioo meget iom
min Splt begiTrer, iorpoloer min
Nape mig olortq bct mirlbite 9rpbc.
RI. Seq bar tiltaget | @egt, min
Stbrfe cr uenbt tilbage, oq ieg upber
MI Den nllcr beoItc Selbreb.
Ollie 0fpno / @iitifen oeb, at 5on.
lac latte mig poo 6eboerne iqien. o.
BET er mig ell @lpbe at oigipe berne
GrflGrin9 for bpao ben fan oGre
pGro Tor andre"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26

% Mig lloct Mcrfcr ira set StatS.
lager, iom ban par INloebaper al.
Gll0cIig cr set - iieIge set npprte
9Iub - fonitoteret at SanosthinaS.
marOen bar giort iig itpIOia / Nano.
IinQer ogiou al ou0cu Nrt, iom ubc.
luffCr Sui! ON, at Ser uil bIirc
reiit frimileI SiItllc moo ham. %co
Ncuillorcn al bans Hcgnifnber bar
set pIit iig, ar oi2ic or foriolifct. q
idftiife Hcgnitobcr bar modttet re.
%tonitruCrca, oG ser er ocrrutbcr
fommet frcm i%aoO1nre Splp$nul.
ger, at &ohor &unIcns Tirfiomhco
ion Eolititcr % oiientIil Tcrion.
liqheo ! set belle tnQet mnd betrag.
res iom aiiluttet. - Sun paaituur
iulialo @laoet, hpao set rel nepec
uiloc 0icrc, hpi@ Set life hopbe CT
tilirrUffcItg fdfti'f @rlnoIag at
bn1gc pau. Suetu Refer aoifiQiI
Spiigt / Gonnlort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26
kvad en- Conik
udrNter for dig.
brorfor BIZ trenser bet ! iaa mango
1irlssr. naur bu er n~cbbruSt, nerpss
81. sor maattet ubbulbe rncscn aSftren.
eler ~sGnsieIie af bpilfeniombeIit
Slags.

IT,, ronit euer ct StprfcmiobeI er
~ INN oiper bia Sp9niti9heb, Grergi,
H E.rr,c % llDbolben9eo. get iGtter
:..rrr g,irfeepne / DIT Slerte, brtn9er bet
mere traftig at pnmpe Slooet 9lennem
:. ve1rme; BET brir9er Dine Sr19er I'll
!" .rc ~ uDpibe iig, berpeo %opta9eroe mere
a..t f.o,,srpe Srbgen uf Sen 0uft on inbs
I.r ,Ssy. BET bringer Dine ghrer til at
oa, .,or bcbre us afisre be 8tfte. iorr
~ ~ rilpe iammenbnree Jig / 3e9emet;
60. sr;rner bine forbeienbe N%pporotcr I'll
rs ~. NJ ubfsre lit Nrbeioe % gioe Dit
ms 80 Wdteridler Oct tr9nger for ar
.,rrs m oprctboloe Dit 2e9en1e; bet brin>
~ rim 6ierne til AT nirte mere frafti9
+. ;rrtrr bio iitanb til at tGntc mere
t.9tf,ror po fnr IGneere Seriober lber at
.,S1,,rtes, neroeo brineeube big itprrc
6,Ih "a Ereneang / hbilfenlontbelrt, Sors
rerriuo. Irofesiion eller Soretd9enoe Oh
r. beit,Gftieet mep.
Woor bu er nebbrliot. neroes, hdlnt
IT,, ntisntopia 90 onttreut fGroi9 iii ar
,-5r nIt. bar mango Mnrs @rfdrine biit,
=. % nj SC beoite Wfibler til at trRffe
S,o IN al bernie femme Sorfatuing, CT
coNt oontmel %organilf Seru. Weu nGr
i]orrisict ON at BET Sern bu taser CT
~rr3oniif Sern. bet Slo9s iont finbes |
g}Grtcr, % life metuliit Sern, iom Sclf
toniiopis tager. Srgdniif Sern fm faces
fns Sir Gpotbefer uroer Ndpuet Rllrateo
Hror Oct foreeer ofte Stprfe, @ueret
a llbboloen6eb hos ipaee, nernsie, ub,
tTarttcbc @erioner / 70 Tigers Sib. @o9t
Si1 ipr 5iibititnter. &c altib efter Srbet
aIT,roteo pna bier Baffe og 8oeftaoerne
\, /. paa bper Sablet. SGlees at ale
Gnnthcfere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26

for Ell &pffc @cbrogcricr, iom /
oisic Sage er op6nget. Sdn ItuI
hape uloerilooet @eIob poa tiliant-
men 100000 aroncr. @citcr.
aaaro or ieot 1881 cg bar pGrct |
9unfens 9iereite iibcrl 1899. Non
beionbt iie for Giben poa Ell 9fcfrt-
atiousreiie / llblonOet. st Gclc'
aram meobeler ienere at &c1ters
oooro er aigonet PEG Geocn etter
Irreitotionelt.
aisbcnhnun 296e MnrtS. :
Ell iaaor uoieltot &ehegiprcIic ira
aiebenhaons 0iSfontos og Heol'
i~ionsbanf ircnl9oor bet, at GIANT
boaboIoer emil @eitergaaro3 De
oroaerier beleber itg I'll ioIt S1l'
600 Ser. Seraf Dor han | 6cmonrct
1914-t9 iorbrIgt 100000 SIR,
@are iioen GfartS 1920 bar ban
pcb iortiatte 9%eoragerier opcrfor
@anfen tilipeset iig 100000 SIT.
Yenaene bar ban altpertot oels I'll
perionlig Sorbrlls og ocI$, lont Oct
MI mere OF mere tpocr pao, I'll Sps.
fulationer. 9nrfeu cr 'rcn1oele@ az
beu Spiatning, at han life bar hant
WebifpIbigc, ba man mlcller, at o.
ltnoerifriiter, ban bar iaoct | Pnn'
fen, paa oe forificuige GbecfS, or al.
pet | gob Gro.
9anbsthimssmanS beifhlScS ior
Spinbel. Woo en- iocialoemotrnti't
2anbstbinesmonb, Moleeier Sobar
Sonier, er ser oiientliJ frem'at
tenmcIis arapere1thc @cifpInntngcr
iom bIonot anbct aaar M pon, 1t
ban / &atiorerirsStibcn bar loiGt
0tel uoen Nerter. Sislge "Sttoc
Ipis" piite BET iie, eiIer at l|noer'
Isaelicn for ct baIpt Mars Sto '0cn
bar inbleoe, at 0anbStbin1Snlnr'
Den baobc siort iie itpIbig ! ian onl'
iattenbe SpinSeI. at Sorlmocr'eaeI'
icn ierIt nj bar funnel ar'llItte9,
Oct fonilatercoeS mcget mart. ar
ban manslehe MeIfort ipr orttrind
$500 SGftc Wel, 9cSilotn bIep
oct eitcrbaanser s%ohtgicrt' at gaIL
/ betvSs!is Smiaus bar ioISt @sa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26
81 Sren ira HuraC. ISru 2.

st %rcp ira Norge. Trli 2. g..
One ira Gitrc 9tetero. Norge. fri.
pcr:: "SGr iun ucnIiQ at !aoe mig
uioc. bupr megct ser toitcr At ienhe
t 0uIin itore TIoitcr al Or. Heters
aurito her / %ouoet. Sea bar on.
bcia!et Bette Mfio0eI III mango. Mt.
6er$ iel opbolbt mig / Sc 6oreneoe
Statcr, par ies LENT ~angrebet ar
Gfienl. Seq bIep bebauoIet al FOR.
ifieIiae 2pQer lioen HeiuItat. Sr.
YeterS Rltrito bar i,,lbitrnbig be-
treoet mig for min Spsaont". Rnn.
ua SloeS gtjeru itploes ltrcrbeSer
! Suitemet, biorsrerSe fra Be eSIe
Creaners ureseIreSiige GlSrtttcn.
Sette tiSSsrscehe llrtemibSeI rirfer
pao 9eeerer o. RgrerRe og MaIse:
Dem iii Of uSitiae % uobriue ursr'
bcSerue ira 9lceet ca Sgteref.
Cr. 8ctcrs Rurito ct TIE roselr
9lpotcf&neDicin; BEN leberes al ipe.
ciclt %oniattc Ictal Nsentcr, Weset
~iatereSiant 9rsuing ierocS. sar
gnmosuina, irit al Or, Scter 6abr.
,lep 4 Cons So. 250t 8aibvrs'or
gIpa,, ebica@, SA 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26

y "Sra Vicneerttben" fan eubnu
faces | gosform ba llbstperen iib'
Der inse meb ct nrtnbre CpIae. Dos
gen er imait inbbunbet % ubitpret
mob flere giueber % 8otograHer,
S1.26. &dn iaaes hos |aitur PAUL
&oren. DEBORAH, Sapa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26

Sfoo % @oier. Ger ifaI Sliiet Dog
life ligge, mel, poa en- SIette / &9r-
beoen, nRrmere Sfopen. Gi aft
blem isien cm Ssrlonb og par ben.
re % betrostebe min sontIe, fnuo.
reoe So, iom 8ilbeIm pilbe paaitaa
life par Imlffere enb ioo mango al
bens Waboer; bar Den life Oct, iaa
bar ben / oct minoite mieIisere =
6en bar en- lihpre llbitr4fnius %
Snfang. Crit rioiebe ct llbfait iii
Fort Slts, iom DOG iorfalteoes. @il.
belm por beIoisere, nten fanbt at
oeriom DC life bpgacr Si,iet itsrrc
enc mi er NreS Seniigt, fommer pi
neppe I'll at flnnite rere os.
(Iere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26
Teler iba9, tr9t,
"belt motjprt."

Oil ben miubtes 1nffrenseIie nbtratte big
Seller bn srutten 90 ensffet, Iibsnbt at no.
e.ns. Rpsimerte, Sopebpirte % Spimutels
b,b2 6or mango iNrinbsr ifplbsr iaafulbi,
'SpinbtipsSomme fpr benne ulpttelise Sors
'Otnins iifsbst for indss Gtrtt, tpitie faa
Oits e Tariussn. On rtad Btable turtis
ior at isrs5psse mere alSsrfiSeh nber. Srus
som's atsn,p. BINS. Sc. Bar ;Dfrdpst Su:
itub,r al ipaSe, .trntts-8 pttber. De ffuIbe
bi,lps big. SSSsg tim RaSs.
ct 9tgseIse F9eesraD.
Tprs' !. Ss5enB GsSedtsr Ct. fssr: .ytpre. %
gtar,puSer tar braat mig asansen ivpHfsf Rot
DIAM Tsans TEEN issai. sss,ss sss Sssss '.sSs. Z. s. S,s n,sa sss ss q T.
opsn6 at Saab. On 4nbD .tftraa6Ae mig at eiss
aOan,s etstsa yt1s st asEssA ss, taint aer. s"t'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26

Nnres. - Scot for alminbelig
mountaineering , @aie Sauseu Ms
S.'06nselsn'. Cob esn. Wan benpenes
nS rrifilts suer psrioruie til Ssitpreren,
"'a' CSC! S4mibt, Sseorab, Soma.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-02-05
LEGION BUILDING JAPGET
 FOR DYNAMITE OUTRAGE

ABERDEEN, Feb. 5-The sum of $5,500, subscribed by the business men of this city, has been offered as reward for information that will lead to the arrest of the person or persons responsible for placing quantity of dynamite, in the form of a bomb, beneath the American legion building in this city, with the evident intention of destroying the structure. The bomb was found Wednesday night, just in time to prevent an explosion.
 Five suspects have been examined by the police but it has been found impossible to connect them with the attempted outrage.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-02-05
MEARS TELLS OF PLANS
 FOR COAL DEVELOPMENT

SEATTLE, Feb. 5--Col. Freder- ick Mears, chairman and only sur viving member of the Alaskan En- gineering commission, who has just arrived from Washington on his way back to Alaska, announced, in an address delivered before the legis- lative committee of the Chamber of Commerce that a modern coal cleaning plant probably would be purchased by the Government for installation in the Matanuska fields, thereby removing all doubt as to the commercial value of the lodges now being developed.
 The colonel will be accompanied on the Alaska trip by Mrs. Mears and children, B. H. Barndollar and c. l.. Mason. ~ .
The Nenana daily news., 1921-02-05

GOVERNMENT CLOSES BIG HOG ISLAND SHEPPARD
GERMAN SENTIMENT AGAINST TERMS IS RUNNING HIGH
BIG HOG ISLAND SHEPARD
 IS CLOSED BY GOVERNMENT

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5-Tne great Hog Island shipyard. establish ed by the Government during the war at an enormous cost, has ceased the building of ships, in so far as the present management is concern ed, and the keys have been turned over to the United States Shipping board. It is estimated that the sur plus material in the yard cost the Government fully s6O,O00,0Oo, al most all of it having been purchased at war prices. A valuation of sl40,- 000,000 is placed on the entire out fit.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-02-05
COPPER PRODUCERS PLAN
 SALE OF METAL ABROAD

NEW YORK, Feb. 5-Arrange- ments for financing the sale of four hundred million pounds of American copper to foreign consumers, chief ly in Germany, by the Copper Pro- ducers association, are progressing satisfactorily, according to state ments made today by prominent financiers who are interested in the plans. It is understood that syndi- cate will be formed to handle the business.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-02-05
MEXICAN BANDITS MURDER
 AMERICAN BOY IN SOUTH

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 5-Virgi Purdy, aged 19, of Marine, was murdered by Mexican bandits III Mexico on Wednesday, according to .elegraphic advices received In this city by the sister of the murdered youth. The robbers stabbed Purdy to death and afterwards cut off one of his fingers in an attempt to get his diamond ring.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-02-05
NEBRASKA CHURCH BROWNS
 ON PATRIOTIC LECTURERS

EMERALD, Neb., Feb. 5-The St. John Evangelical Lutheran church of this place has decided to restore German services. The de- cision was reached, according to the pastor, who has resigned, after two members of the American legion had been busted from the church, following an attempt to address the congregation on Americanism.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-02-05
EARTHQUAKE IS RECORDED

SEATTLE, Feb. 5-The seismo- graph at the University of Wash ington has recorded an earthquake of unusual severity, the location In. dicated being southeast, at an esti- mated distance of 3,1OO miles from this city. It is suggested that the dis turbance occurred in South America and reports of possible disaster are anxiously awaited.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-02-05
SENATE MEASURE PROPOSES
 AID FOR TUNGSTEN MINERS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. D. The senate mines committee has submitted an unanimously favorable report on the Robinson bill providing for the liberalization of the law de- signed to stimulate the mining of tungsten, chrome and other minerals during the war.
 Should the measure pass, it will permit many miners to participate in the distribution of between five and six million dollars.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-02-05
ANOTHER BANK IS ROBBED

MITCHELL, s. D., Feb. 5-R. G. Stapleton, assistant cashier of the Corona State bank, was killed yes terday while attempting to defend the bank against holdup, according to selegraphic advices received in this city last night. The bandit es- capped with large sum, the amount not being definitely known here.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-02-05
CUSTOMS INSPECTORS ARE
 ON CARPET FOR GRAPHING

NEW YORK, Feb. 5-Assistant District Attorney Barnes has an- nounced that evidence involving 3S customs inspectors will be presented to the grand jury this month. It ;s charged that the accused inspectors have been guilty of accepting bribes from incoming passengers desiring to have their baggage passed with out inspection. :.: ..~
The Nenana daily news., 1921-02-05
OAKLAND HAS AMNESIA CASE
 OAKLAND, Feb. 5-The authori-

ties of this city are considerably puzzled over a case of ELK" ann nesia, the victim having been found wandering the streets several days ago. He was first thought to be w.. A. Crawford, of Three Lakes, Wash ington, but it now believed that he is a former member of the faculty of the Wisconsin acadamy, with | wife and family in Seattle.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-02-05
STATE TO TEST FEDERAL ACT

ALBANY, Feb. 5-Announcemen has been made that the state of New York will shortly institute pro ceedings to test the validity of the Esch federal water power act. The case will be taken to the supreme court and is based on the argument that the federal government has no authority to regulate state water power rights.
The Nenana daily news., 1921-02-05
IRISH PUBLICATION CLAIMS
 FRESHMEN SANK SUBMARINE

NEW YORK, Feb. 5-The Sim Feiner, a local Irish publication, published a story yesterday, pur porting to come from Dublin, in which it is claimed that the British submarine K-5, which went down last week in the channel, with all on board, was destroyed by az Irish boat equipped with secret electri- cal appliance, the invention of an Irishman. :..-
The Nenana daily news., 1921-02-05
TEXAS CONNECTS ESCAPE

SANTA FEE, Feb. 5-Four convicts made their escape from the state penitentiary last night and have not yet been retaken. They slipped away
 from their guards, knocked the en- gineer on the head and then smash ed the prison electric switchboard, putting out all the lights. In the darkness which ensued, they made their way to the prison wall and escaped by means of rope ladder.