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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
tqNARAOH SCRAP
AT0WN SCANDAL
woman With a Shotgun
Rules Neighborhood
With Fear
pElCEMAKERS FL EE
ysicbborhood Row Develops
Into Amusing Case in
Okemah Court

s7ee.SSlt XIX sept, 9-From tho
,grlbrr Ut pharaoh citlIenS IN Oke'
nun Wednesday one would have
nah, Ina, mat the whole village popu-
i"y',9, v,s here, The occasion was
A.,i"l In the Justice court of two
= u ,,e, charged with carrying pistols
'.bpotirg at another woman, The
"'u "W',tr dviudlcd down to a ncighbor-
va row before the trial was fin
vrs Clay Gales had sworn out
..,,,. TOR the arrest OF Mrs
}jnh lanes and Mrs. Hlarman. The
<,s. women live ON the same street
" me same block In Pharoah. Mrs.
c,r.s one II the principals and the
B,ufipu's main witness, stated
Ms James came out in her back
ga and vaVig a SlXshOOtcr over
hl, head. made dire threats Of what
, would do to her and on one Uc-
.,sior did take pot shot at her
.rd threatened to "blUw her brains
a,' a,'' Nlrss Gales said she had had
nght with Mrs. Ilarman and got
,ba hest Of her when Mrs, James
C,ilr4 covered too much territory
sod got tho worst OF the conflict.
MIS- Leona Johnson. sister OF Mrs,
c.ije. corroboratcd the prosecuting
vI,ness in her story OF the affair.
After the examination of those two
ILLNESSES the state rested its case,
The defense had a large bunch
u, Witnesses The two women de-
ttndants denied al, charges and
stated that Mrs. Gales was the
',,Ilse OF all the trouble In the neigh
borhood. They admitted that they
had gone a few rounds with Mrs.
Gales, but said that under the cir
a1mstanccs IL was a neCe SSary Opcr-
alton In order to preserve the peace
and their sclf-rcspcCt. 1t was stated
II, these Witnesses that they could
sG venture into their back yards
without receiving IA "Cussing' from
Ms. Gales.
Among the many witnesses for the
defense was ANDY" Parsons, former
county commissioner, who was pre-
vailed upon on the evening of the
battle TO go down to the firing line
and attempt to arbitrate the matter.
He with two other citizens first
called upon Mrs. James, who de-
clared that she was ready to de-
s,st from hostilities and give up her
artillery. When the men called al
the CdiltS uofnlcllt tney were met
with an entirely different attitude.
Mrs Gales would not give up her
shotgun but stated that she would
take the gun and settle the matter in
her own way. Parsons blocked her
way in the door and reached for the
gun. Mrs. Gales put the gun be
hind her and her mother grabbed
It and told Mrs. Gales to remove
herself from the line of fire and she
would clear the doorway she did,
but 1t was before she had time to
root. All three men had urgent
business in town and left the
premises The other men corrobo-
rated this testim ony.
In the argument at tho close of the
'-ial Assistant County Attorney Bill
Scawell made the statement that he
would bring charges against the
loie bunch but later on decided TO
'let 'em go and fight 1t out" Justice
Lawrence dismissed the case against
The defendants. 1t is a live question
now as TO whether tho dove OF peace
will settle on the neighborhood or
rNf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
BETTER THAN HOT SPRINGS
Boosters Decide Ciarcmorc Must
Have lp-io-Datc Bath.

SpoollI % Tho WOrIl.
t.hREMORE. sept. AT
meeting Of the commercial club. to-
Ecther with number of out of town
business men, II was voted to spend
100000 for the erection Of an up
to-date bathhQuse, together with the
latest equipment for same. This will
nivc oklahoma the first bathhouse
Of which she can be Justly proud.
Ciarcunorc's healing water IL
known the world over. y great many
patients cured here claim the water
is far superior to that of Hot
Springs and other health resorts.
In the furniture industry more
than 20 different kinds OF wood mas
qucradc as mahogany.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
ARREST PHARAOH MERCHANT
sheriff Thinks lie Has Caught the
"INing tCN" OF law hrrnkriN


King bee" OF law breakers
Special to The World.
OkEMAH Sept. 9.-Sherlff l.. NJ.
Collier and deputies arrested W. j.
sterling. "A storekccper at Pharaoh
Wednesday night on "a charge of un-
lawful possession and sale OF whisky.
The officers claim TO have caught
sterling In the act W selling whisky
which he had In soda bottles. After
The arrest a search of sterling 3
house disclosed "A cache of about "A
gallon and a half of whisky.
sterling was brought tO the city
and placed IN tho county Jail The
persons who bought the whisky have
gnificd their intention OF appear
ng against Sterling In the courts ON
80 selling charge. Tho Shcritrs Of
ice claiming that Sterling is the
hing bee" bootlegger OF Paraoh and
has given them more trouble than
any other man in the county. II is
probahl" that Sterling will have to
sht his cases In both the district
nd federal courts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10

the Indian tribes in this section ~
the state. particularly those that are
affiliated with the Catholic church.
This faith IS that to which the
OsaEcs as a rule are attached.
Father kctcham was made "A
momhor of the board of Indian com
miseloucrs. known AS the ewes of
tho president" in lidian matters. hv
President Rooscvcl' about 1904. and
is still a member in addition to hc-
INK at the head uf the Catholic In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10

Prices on half soling reduced at
The wilson Shoe Repair. 2l0 South
Boston. when you start your chill
drcd to school save money ON their
footwear by having them haltsolod
in time. our wOrkmen are skilled
moo hAnirs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
Saturday Toilet Specials
Itt)t't.IiS
SHAVING
PREPARATIONS

Colgato's cup Soap, 80
Colpato's Barber's Bar. . sc
Williams Shawn. Pwd. 20c
williams Shaving stick
Tor ......,. ,..'.,.. -Vc
williams Shaving Cream
Tor ..r.,.'., -.'-.'' 's.'' SV'
Colgato'B Shaving Cream,
Powder and Stick,... SOC
PalmUliyc shaving
Cream at ...........21 40
Mouuru's Shaving Cream
al .,.,..-t ....-...' 30
pr Luxe Cream $40
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
Stocks His Land with
Goats to Clean ont the
ProvdiiiHg Underbrush

Special TO The World.
PoNCA CITY. Sept 9.-Bcrt
Colby OF this city. owner ofsscv-
cral thousand acres of land in the
western Usage, is buying goats for
brush cleaners. Colbys land, "
ing about eight miles east of this
city Is located IN a blue Tack oak
district with lots Of uudcrbrush.
Sometime ago he purchased herd
of $50 goats, recently he added 30
moro and today he purchased an
additional 800 that are now on the
road en- route TO Ponca city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
BELATED COMPLAINT FILED
Farmer Accused of Criminal Attack
Upon Sistcr-in.IaV.

NTTTINT " TTN VTTI.
OkEMAH Sept 0,--Frank Cal
houu, Il prominent OkfusAec county
farmer. was arrested Tuesday by
Sheriff l.. VI. Collier on 4 warrant
charging him with attempted rape
ON the person of Mrs. Mary Pclly,
his sistor-iu-iaw.
i is alleged that thcattcmpt to
commit the crime occurred about n
month ago and nothing nad been
sid of the occurrence up TO the
time of the arrest. Calhoun made
pOrd for his appearance at pre-
!iminary hearing to bc held on Sep
lnmhor II. and was eiven his libretY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10

dian bureau Tho latter position he
has held FOR over 20 years. giving
him an opportunity to meet with
crry tribe In the United states. Uc
tSa native uf oklahoma and has the
distinction of bclng the first priest
ordained for this state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
CHURCHMAN VISITS INDIANA
FIRST Catholic Priest to Bc Ordained
for Alpriginc service,

PONCA CITY. sept. 9--Ncry Rev
N"nsignor william ketcham ct
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10

Tho triple mirror on the top W a
new dressing table folds down TO
convert IL into a library table with
an apparently sulid toy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10
Pongee Blouses, $5.95
Very Pretty Organdy
Neckwear-SpeciaI CSC

Sheer organdy collars in all
white or ccru -- colOred en-
broidered and lace edges --- a
very special pricing that pre-
walls for Saturday only.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-10

--pIcatcd and straight line models Of
silk crcpcs In desirable Colors the
values are go remarkable that doscrip-
tiOus are unnecessary,
Third l lOOr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
Richards and thinner
to Assessors Meeting
Ohio County ofncial HAS situation Well
in Hand In Advance Of Conference.

County Assessor James F.. Richards
and his CHIEF deputy. George W. Z,mmer
left last evening -" thar'est"'s- "he''
they will attend the meeting Of asses
xors Of West Virginia. which opens
there today The meeting was rallr !
hv state Tax Comm'ssioner W"ltec =
HailaRan.
No a2eGia, problems concerning re-
assessment Of property ,or taxation Wal
De Submitted By the two Ohio county
men We have problems Of course,
stated Mr.. Eicha IDS. but they arc sea-
cral prob ems. Tho problems % al OF
the counties in the group o. which We
be eng
The meeting will las, three days. Tax
Commissioner Iallxnan WI. prnsidn.
There will addresses by Governor l.. F,
Morgan aud the commissioner M We'll
as Mayor Grant 2. Hall o. Charleston
Others will also address the assessors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
HANDEL-HAYDN
XMAS RECITAL
NEW WORK By HUGO 9RDGN WILL
BE PEESHNTHD ON SUNDAY
DnCEn[DER 1s
Director Rookie Feels That Production
WIN Ne . thoroughly
Enjoyable One

The Handel Haydn club Will celebrate
the Christmas Festival this year on
Sunday afternoon. December 18th at the
Wrist Presbyterian church. b. Offering 10
the music lovers OF Wheeling n entirely
new work by Hugo Grimm. entitled
"Tne Coming OF the Amounted The
club Is presenting this Cantata tho sun
day before Christmas, in order not 10
interfere with the programs OK otncr
churches on Christmas day. The name
OF Hugo Grimm IS familiar to Wheeling
audiences as Il will be recalled I was
his Great Miracle" that the cluo sang
with such pronounced success on Faster
last Mr.. HoelZle. who directed IH'S
cantata az Easter has been requested
many times 10 repeat the great chorus
number "Sing q Heavens So tina; he
felt confident when the manuscript score
OF The Coming OF the Ano nted was
submitted 10 him with the privilege OF
being the flrst 70 produce IL this Christ
mas season. that he would have some
think to Offer which the club would
deeply appreciate singing. and would be
thoroughly enjoyed by all who Eeart H.
This cantata has an appealing me odS
running throughout tho work. gwen a.
the frst BY the voices. carried on to
broader and richer harmonies by the or
chestra and organ. The whole work -
o. unusual character. there eA:ng To
descriptive tex;-the solo numbers al
IN direct address,. Scenes. such as The
Shepherds in the r!eldS" And rhe "Ap'
pearance ~ot the Angel" are fully he
scrlbed by the orchestra.
Tho church doors will be o9en at
| o'clock and tho service Wal begin
| promptly at 5 O'Clock. Programs with
/ text and outline OF scenes will be DIS
: tributed so that YOU may he in close
touch with the Interpretation Of tins
, beautiful cantata. Mrs. Bruce W. FL
lott. who has recently come - US iron
Fort WAYNE. Indiana. viii. s!nS the 80
prauo role. Mrs Elliott IS RAPIDLY ptar'
ing herself with the foremost sopranos
% Wheeling. and the pure quality OF h"t
, voice will be heard 10 great advantage
In tho brilliant solo number "Exulta
ton" Miss Margar"c Rober:S. one o.
our younger .con:ralt"s who Is doirC
! some splendid work this season vii
sing several solos. 4 new singer IT
church Circles Mr. Stanley VIII
/ whose voice has the warmth and color
so necessary in oratO".o and church
work will SINCE the baritone role witt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
HAS TERM 1ENarHENED

AfIer being sentenced to serve ten
davs in Jail. John Do.an, arrested by
Policeman smith for being drunk. asked
Judge John ). Ritz ir police court Sat
urdry night 30 MIKE I! 2 sentence 6o
days Tho judge accommodated him.
John Doe. arrested by Policeman
Mueller. VA. fined s. and costs. t. j..
FHdiS, arrested by Detective william
Wcst Saturday morning at his home.
No. ll22 Elizabeth sGcct on a disorder
l. conduct charge. was fined $40 and
costs.
Frank Joras. Mexican, arrested b.
Policeman GerstnE as suspicious
character. was committed 20 jail 10
await action &C tho prosecuting aitor-
ucy's Once. loras was found At Il col
orci wonans house on the South Side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
We have guaranteed Typewriters from
$1,000 up. W. g. Stndd1rd. II 18th ct.
DR., ", \, KELLY TAKES
BUSCH PROPERTY LEASE

Eeass,rnmen: 81 the lcaF" "f ia"
busch property. corner Of Markct ana
Eleventh streets from Jacob SetiInE"',
Ir.. 10 DR.. william II. Kelly. mas hem
dlcd with the clrrl; OF the county ""u! I
for record. The original lease was !nT
90 years. with payment ~ liam ~
monthly ina;a!lmeEts. /; is understood
Thar Dr Kelly intends t" remodel the
huildins and construct an Office build
ing to 10 used exclusively for phTaI-
cans dentists and q drug store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
LITTLE FIRE VICTIMS
CONDITION IMPROVES

Sara Jane Carr, foUr-yegr-"id dauGh-
ter OF Mrs. Earl Howard of til" South
Side. vii! probably recover from huns
suffered Friday whra her clothing
caught fire while playing around bon
fire.
The child waS rushed - the %Orth
Wheeling hospital and attended by nr.
J. F.. Marschncr Her condition at first
was critical.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

Al O!d-EashIoned Woman writes ~
10 rsN: What - a stadium y Siau
iyp. ,n.Igm. ~ 4 large lAl paris Ht'n u
mi, a-si:y ATTACHED Boston ] rms
Cript.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
BUICK AND FORD
CRASH At CORNER

4 Buick touring car, owned and driven
by August Z. Henshci Of Martins Ferry,
collIded with Ford touring car o"neo
and driven by c. Bernard Reilly OF No
% Eighteenth street Yesterday at noon,
The accident occurred at Sixteenth.
and Chapline streets. Henshel was
driving east and Reilly driving south.
AT the intersection they collided. NO
arrests were made. Henshel agreed to
pay all damages police report.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
GAINESVILLE PASTOR
will Address Wheeling PrssbytsrlAn
Ministers ASsociRt1on 1T AsstinS-
This Forenoon.

Rev. Z. S. Miller. pastor Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church OF Barnes.
Vile. Ohio. will address meeting or
the Wheeling Presbyterian Ministers
association this morning at IL o'clock at
the First Presbyterian church house.
The GAINESVILLE pastor is a specialist on
Sunday school work. His subject Iof
today's talk will I've Week Day fe-
lig.Ous Instruction. Teachers anu
others interested in Christian educa :
ton have been invited TO hear the ad-
dress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

Tened! ,tion..- .tCongrcgatio seated,
Slsi;' prG SER
,o..,,,1. IA r-,hauscr.' Wagner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
Special
Record Albums
For s: to,ts<' 800 98c F1 S: ts;sSf'

We've compared these record albums with those that al
WAYS sell for and 81 5O-and believe they
only as good-bn actually better because bought
many of them the right sourceand then sacrificed
little our rightfu profhat sell them for SOC and
esc Each one has pockets for - records and has index
on the Well bound with sturdy cloth finished
covers. Very special values
d Thomas, 2ratnRl Floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

Miss Edmundsor at the organ. and MI
Hoelzle directing. AS well as singing tho
tenor solos. t,c public which Is cord!ai!E
invited - attend. c>tH feel assured OF an
afternoon OF real musical enjoyment
You are urged 10 DE n your seats DC
fore the opening number. as no ono W'n
90 seated during tho singing or paying
OF any number.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
OUT rx1s OUT 1T 1s WORTH MONEY

Cut on; thls slip. enclose with &c aad
mail i 10 Foley s O.. @S$S Sheffield
Ave. Chicago Ill wiring y"n: name
aud address clearly. N"l VIZ rece!v"
J., return r:iai par%nSN containing
Fo.er's Honey and Tt" compound f'r
rc.rgus colds and H-"uu: Foley Nidrry
pi"s FOR pairs In sides ana back: rteu-
ma tism harka"he kidney arH bladder
ailments and Foley Catha~t'c Tablets Z
wt"lesom~ and :ho"oIEhly c,ears!ng ca
thartir To- cVTsl!pat! N. b!hoGsneSs
headaches md si"Sgtsh bowels. Sod
everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
HOLY NAME SOCIETY
Kss Monthly Dsvotonal-Tathsr Oar
rsst, Chaplain, breaches sermon.

The regular monthly devotional NEE
ing Of the Holy Name society WAS held
ct the 81 Josephs cathedral las might.
A large number Of the men o. the CON
sregatIon Were prescrt and the services
were very cd!fviGa. Tie m-n rrctiei
tho offices Of me Holy Name and sHuX
the hymns 81 the sO.'ic'y.
The chaplain. Eev. Eathe" Taos. J..
Garrett had charge ana preached tie
sermon BenrdiCt.uu ~ tao blessed
sacrament conrluded the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
ISLAND ROOF
ATTIRE TWICE

\ telephone call yesterday afternoon
At so O'Clock called the island ire
department to the home OF John Brown
c"iOrcd. 80. a South Huron street.
where sparks set the roof on fire.
At %:A5 o'clock the roof again caught
liz" and tho department again ca"ed.
Damages amounted 10 less than SIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
SUNDAY PACKS CHURCH
TWO Unusually Attractive SERVICES NJ
tended by Record CongregHSons'
Excellent Musical Program.

The ohseryanCc OF one Hundred Ter
Cent Srnduy' at The Second presbE'cE-
IAN Church Yesterday attracted dig con
gresatluns 10 both the morn ny 49,
evening meetings. TWO very attractive
services were ,arried OH;
Tn. church WAS packed for IN" morn
Ing serv!ce aud the evening 'o"R"ccn-
ton was the largest that LAS uitrnIen
an c.eniug service at the eAurSn III
many months.
DR.. l.. q. Ferris pastor Of Tive church,
preached & very ahlc srrmon a. tnc
morning xerv!ce. taxing ns his su"1e''
What is Rel.Rion:" lie answered. ms
subiect-uuery to the satisfaction or a
critical congregations,
4 splendid musical service was ~"
evening order OF NO! ship. In addition
to the numbers by the church 'h""'
there. were sprc.Al Numbers ~ guest
a,rgc-. M:sa IsEel t~azhcr- sang IN"
Messenger Of PeRce. q pretty e"pi"h"
solo. u;l Miss Norton sang Win ME-
Edna \csb!tt DeProspego IN i beautiful
duet. Love Divine.
Members O: the church ''h%i' taxing
part n tie service were Mrs Nri's r."''
iirS MAJ. "rgar!st. Ms. lie 'r"spcro
sua:Nnu: Mtsa Carrie T. Srh"H"'i"'h
rontrai;u: Mr. William u Jones. tenor,
Nj. I.E Porter. baritone
Tho 'o.,ow!uK WIS the program i"'
Tho evening soaE serN.'":
. prga. n pr-!uGr--- 'BavvarolI" ..... 'cs'H
Mss Belle M.i'er. Violin.
HYMN lS7--"AN Hal the Power OF
Jesus Name.
Scripture lesson.
Arthom--"N!ye- q: Liie .--...... h"'H
nrey.r ..... BY ~. Fer:
Ort.rtory--" E.nchnn;el Fortst Stta'nH
NJ. Kenneth RCOlc. Nto"n
sr,ruuo 500 Message Of Feast" scot
Miss HazcI Fra snc"
A.;hru-"tla"n. Hark Ny SOL ..."''t'
. l1,e: -"i.u,e Divine ...... .....' NcN II
Mrs Dc!'"oSrCr0. Miss Norton
, HYMN rt--"StiI. with Thee. on MY
God"
4 DCet .,-,........'.'. ''.''.' 49, 'N''
NJ. WIZ Jones. MS carrie Srhen-
e. ieIn.
Anthem Sweet ,he Moments' ......
nen.d! tion..-, ,ConEregation seated
S:l.I.;' prnrerr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
MEANING Of
- THE CROSS
REV. HARRY TAYLOR DELIVERS IN
srRUCTIvE SERMON AT FIRST
UNITARIAN CHUCK.
Gall Of Cross To-day Is to WORK Au
maniLinS Of All Phases
OF Life.

The Eev. Harry Taylor gave an nd.
dress a, the First Unitarian church or
Sunday last ,m "rI" Meaning % tho
i'rcas" Mr. Ta:.ur took COR his t~Xt
that p.rIl nuowu sentence from Isaiah
"Jin vas d.sujsc rr,i rrin.rrd ~ men"
emo ,'rnse" ..il A.. Ta,,ur s. the
o,c,,o,, .,u.n,r IN ;,,t,r,r history. II
&c = mist. bc f. rL;uI thrt Ur!tarians
have no ,.sc fur tho cross o. Jesus and
do rot rav Lun.a,C to the great sa ri
ri-c O. the Master The great N stake
o. the lnaiurIt~ rr Christians IN the
. p.s, has been n treating I rs IN easy
wa "r ari:.uin" Salvation without
mach effort ,r sI,r &. . rri.uu their Iart.
u Is 2u. raF, ;ftu. - ilr = christian
these DAYS In tn. earl, day. Of Chris-
..9nlty the call TO horom. u ,'hr.st'a"
meant rli!Ecr'n&. q rrruiiur o. rHGH
death hS t"rriv:r. r." cross Of Jesus
VS. 4 very zeal Ih.ug To- n!"u nNd women
In those d,y7 il was -" ,yN {" suffer
~ lie itrr~cd and IL" Is tie G."l.
The suf:"rIuy Of Tia" iuuu,.:'I for ;hc
E,ll,v ia. len one 81 Inr greatest ~
. Irr's mysteries. II Is = (..,t that the
! Great x,\!o,.Su' humanity were bruised
for our Iu,Gu!;, aud that H. il".r stripe"
acre not hral i. E"i ne II"IuinE %
Atuucmeui IL p.".rrtcI W:cv mCn shN
. Mat the d,Hih %; I"s"E rrd"cmS the
N al D. - Q %
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-10
DEVIL ANsE". IS, DEAD

Pil1eviIle, Ky. Jan. 1O.--Kin and
clanssnen from this side Of the border
are bowed at the bier of Anderson
Hatfield Devil Anse) at 4 little farm
in Logan county, West Virginia A
leader in the Hatfield-McCoy feud---
starting over a hog and not suspend
ed until the score between two little
graveyards was high and the two
families. had put the state border
between. their places Of residence
the greatest nlarksman of either side,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-10

Agents are beginning to come
around from door to door, but even if
you don't want their stuff it is worth
the price Of the article to get rid Of
'en.
People WHO have no bays Of mill
tary age are confident that more wars
are inevitable.
When congress is not in session
there is an imperative demand that
it meet and do sone+1>ing, and wher
t is in session there 1s a loud hollel
FOR. it to quit talking and go home.
The war department is said to have
bought superfous number Of halter
but some of them will be needed
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-10

schools for the deaf, dumb and blind
We must get rid OF the old ram
slackle- buildings on Baxter avenue
in Louisville and build an up-todatt
cottage plan home for. the little home
less boys and, girls of Kentucky, out
in the country where they will hav,
ample room for play and exercise:
best Of sill, where all thu homeless
ones may find refuge.