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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-08-31
TO PUSH AUTO LICENSE
LAW ENFORCEMENT HERE
Local Authorities Notified by Secre-
tary of State Holm to prose-
cute for Violation.

Sheriff W. ]. julius and local authori-
ties are to begin Immediately the strict
enforcement Of the new state motor
vehicl e license law, following notice this
week from Mike Holm, secretary Of
state, that virtually all license applica-
tions are filled.
Ample time has been given to all to
comply with the requirements" said
Secretary Holm, sand it is only fair
to those who have paid their Just share
of the taxes that all should be required
to do their part"
Misdemeanor charges are to be made
against automobile owners who delay
OF neglect to register and pay the tax
with intent to escape payment; operate
motor vehicle not properly taxed and
registered, use number plate or Ger.
tificate on another carthan that for
which it was issued, or who fail to sur
render plates or certificates when re-
quired by law. Attempt to evade the
law is rated the most serious offense.
Letters AZ and "B" on the license
plates indicate that the certificate is
for a passenger car, bus or hearse, the
first letter denoting the $12 minimum
and the other the higher tax payment.
Truck license plates carry the letters
sT'' and TX" and must be displayed
on all machines carrying other things
than passengers. Roadsters with boxes
are taxed as trucks. Dealers plates
can be used only on cars being demon
strated to prospective purchasers.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
FARMERS WILL GIVE CORN
Ready to Aid Famine Sufferers II
Transportation is Provided.

Ready to Aid Famine Sufferers II
Transportation is Provided.
Chicago, Jan. 15.-Farmers Of Amer
lea are willing 10 donate sufficient
amount OF their surplus corn to feed
The starving IN Europe aud China II
arrangements are made by people 6,
the cities 70 transport Il t. the famine
victims" President J. r. Howard, o.
the American Farm Bureau Fedora
ZION, declared here il an address be
fore the Illinois Agricultural AsS@c!-
Rtion.
President Howard declared he had
advices from many States assuring
him that the farmers We're willing 10
give literally frosI Americas corn
crop for relief purposes. The matter
has been taken up With Herbert Hoo
yer, in charge Of European relief ac-
tiyities, Mr.. Howard said. Telegrams
were read by Mr. Howard from hu.
reau secretaries of Ohio. Missouri tnt'
Indiana indorsiug the plan.
Mr.. Howard said prices offered
farmers for corn are far below those
quoted in Chicago. The lowest est
mate on the cost Of producing bush.
ei of corn last year he placed at 8;
CenTS.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
Board OF Education Meet

The Board of Education. met on
Tuesday January 11th, at p. NJ.
Messrs. Dashiell. Bradley, An
Fletcher being present.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing We're read and approved.
The need OF extra radiation f0r
Miss Mary Byrn's room at the
Academy building. was brought II
the attention OF the Board. / was
decided to take the matter UP laI@t.
The Secretary reported that hv h,d
asked the trustees OF the Houprr'S
Island colored school 20 patch the
roof and cover the broken places in
the plaster.
The need of more toilet IooM tor
the girls at the Seminar VAS
brought to the attention OF the R'ard
On account of lack Of funds nothing
could be done at present
The Board considered ravorah!y
the recommendation Of the Deputy
Fire Marshall for outside doors TO
be placed in each of the lower
rooms in the Taylor'a Island build
ing
In order To secure more .,DTA.al
trained teachers the RoarA decided
t. offer four free ~cholHl7hipS, GOV
ering all eXpel ses. 90 The Nd.F'And
State Normal School AT roTf"A.
These scholarships good fur :No
years are open o the aca4elli. IN
dents In the graduating classes n
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
Special Notice

The Fourth Quarterly Conference
E;lI be held in the Trinity Church.
last New Market Friday night,
January 14tn, at 7:30 T. NJ. let
every official of onr churches be
'esent and on tine
/ his chare has raised for the Far
East Relief Work as follows: TriDi-
Church say; CABIN Creek
Church, $4,000; :;eclp -I"v Church
I,&5; making a :llal OF SlIS.12.
Npst OF this has been raised by the
s?ho ools.
he election OK Sunday school Of
fees at T'4Tr1rr-!sI. f. Cnulch tocf,
Lace January 81 1921 as fellows:
Superintendent GeJ Isenberp: AS
sistant. Irving Tilghman; Secretary.
Ernest Richardson; Treasurer, l..
W. Wheatley; Librarian. Geo. Moore;
Assist. Librarian, jefferson Crelgh-
ton; Organist, Miss Ruth Blake;
Assist. Organist. Miss Mary Gootee;
Missionary Superintendent, Mrs. Sue
Creighton; Missionary Teacher, Mrs.
C. W. Willis; President of Temper
ance Society, Wilson B. Swaine.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15

the three approved High Scho,Is IS
follows: two 10 be given % the
Cam bridge School, orc 10 Iurlock
and one 10 East New Market They
are 10 be awarded on class standing.
ASA Gn condition. rh&' lhe recipient
agrees to teach III Dorchester County
for a period OF tWo years aTtcT grad
ua'iGD.
Permission F"~a lIF@u III, G4IIjy-
Rea Cross NvISe TO Wit the a-uooIs
aIU Sh-e instructions III hygiene
4 delegation VAS before the BoaTd
asking that LeCompte'4 School be
opened The Secretary as an-hor-
z&r To Try % secure : ftachtr, ana
hav" the nc1e2stcy I, pairs TGaGc TOR
OF uing same.
Ine SuperinteAJtnt az, ASKED 10
make detailed report Q. tIe CON
diIiou Cf ali the school buildings Of
thr County r0vofh4l u-tth their
equipment.
! notice iruII th, STATE SubelIu.
Is, "e4t was read calling meeting
Of the Commiss. s.onrrs ana 5upe1In-
trHJents in Palttmor: "r February
IL md 2nd
Tterc being 10 further bu5i -cs9
til" Epard aI:oU"n"G 20 meet 2eaN
Ju. sIay. February Hth.
JAMES b NJELE. sos.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
NOTICE

The undersigned, while rafting and
loading piling on barges in Honga
river,h ave some of these pll1ng
ldrift and cast upon shore. All
oersons are forewarned from NOV
ng. destroying. or otherwise dis
oosing of these piling and are asked
0 communicate with the undersign-
ed OF their agents. advising how
many OF these piling they hold, at
which time arrangements will be
made to pay charges and remove
same. Thit matter is fully cover
ID By article "a, section ~ to Ii,
Avs of Maryland,
WOOLFORD & SMITH
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
Woman's Club Notice

The Civi" Department, is in charse
of the meeting Of the WoIdan C'r.b
on TUESDAY afternoon ant viii. lave
as speaker. Miss Lavinia Engle. of
Montgomery County This meeting
is TO be an oV@1 Cnc and .:!ll begin
at three o'clock instead o. the usual
hour. >MIee Ergle CONES 20 CAM
ridge +in'. trr Hrw 1'vAri'atiCn.
he I-e 4.. e. y HcH IOt.,ra nf
which she is expecting to form a
-ocaI branch here.
Miss Engle is an able speaker and
the Club is fortunate in being able
0 hear her on this interesting sub
jeCt. a cordial invitation 10 the
meeting is extended TO III" women
Of he city and county.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
.HO!CT SO IN
ELECTION FRAU[
Kew York Develops a New
Political Scandal.
TANMANY MAN ACCUSED
Brother OF President Wilson's Son.in.
Law is Witness Against Patrick
f+arden, P'ocsas Server Fer Dis
trict Attorney.

New York, Jan. 1c.--InreStiEatlo~
.. alleged election frauds in this city
last November has revealed scandal
gi,aiiug that of the primary campaign
al 1917. Il WAS said, when it bcc;,nA,
l..;nvt. thar the total number OF per
sons indicted by the August grand
f"ry i> nearing thirty.
i. nnr Instance. il was charged los
ba.larS cast for Governor Miller NeIe
transferred Il to former Governor SAITH
IN another district ballots We're NATL
a.rl and destroyed, Willie i'll Others
Socialist candidates We're alleged rH
i!..,,. hcen cheated out OF $50 votes.
..'Ijle Indictments have been retlrI'
"a -;.:sinSt more than a score Of ol.!-
>'ai- .Hcluding Patrick Harden. "m
moved as a profess server by The lis,
u.r. attorneys Office. many Of tne Glcn
ia L. u,t been arrested because ICY
y, a fictitious names and ;,ti,:rt 7co.
SEARCH wus being made for i hat.-
d. .,n n2orc men in the Ninth election
II. ri..i oi The fourth assembly DIS
s.trI. IN which Harden ser:ed.
Iue @,und jurE Investigates" w:,f
<,ar;ed HDon the discovery Of mu';iat-
cd ballots at the clitrance to an Ea@t
side sewer. Announcement of indict-
racrtS Of election Dliiciuis was made
nom time IL time. hut although the
iury adiourncd week ago, il vas NJ.
,.n1I now that il became known such
nuiA1ef had been returned.
Harden it is charged, served ;;S ~:
election district official under tie
n;une OF Patrick Hardy and was
aYraigned under that name and held
N 5000 bail. The Indictment against
hini und two other men. not yel ar
rested. charged them with 'mark'ng
tearing and defactng ballots"
Harden formerly was Il Tamlnan!
Htl election district captain. Dis
trict Attorney Swami suspended him
as process server after his Indictment
became known.
one Of the witnesses against Har-
den AT the grand jury investigation
was John Nevins Sayre, brother OF
President Wilson's son-in-law, Francis
Sayre, who served as watcher in Has'
den's district. In this district, Il K
allie ged, $50 votes We're taken fro.i
Teresa Malk!el, Socialist candidata
for member of the assembly, and erett
tied to Samuel Dickstein, fusion can
dilatp
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
MILDRED WELL SUPPLIED
Town of 600 People Gets 146 Barrels
a NIhicLN liz Tar na,.r


Sunbury. Pa. Jan. lJ5 Local rail-
road !len are inystiled yb the ship.
nents Of whisky passing through Sun
bury for Mildred, Pa, village of
800 population, near Scranton.
So far most of il comes from Phila-
,elpha and Washington Al must
,e transferred from one rraln To an
other here, il being junction point.
During the past ten days, it is said,
lI6 barrels Of "rtdryc" have been
dipped to Mildred.
The total shipment amounted 10
'23i gallons. or more than gallon
lay /" every man, woman and child
" Mildred. Two cars of whisky Were
cen at the local station assigned TO
SchcisWink, Pa. near Scranton On
Thursday night three other cars We're
transferred here, one going TO Wilkes
Barre, the other to Bellefon;e,, and a
hird TO Shamnkin. Otherwise This
eri;ory is dry
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
F()lj NJ.

FOUND;-On street. bunch OF keys.
Owner can secure same by applying
at this office. 113-3t
FOUND :-Tire. on the east side OF
the bridge. Wednesday, Jan. 18th. size
rim. Owner can secure same by ap
plying at the office of the Town Com
missioners or see RAILLIHF DANIEL
E. BRANNOCK. 114-2t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
SHOULD HAVE TAKEN 5

!. New York. Jan. 15.-Chopping ::
!. off finger to beat the finger-.s
!. print system Of identification :.
|. failed Michael Brennan. tug5OaI :.
!. fireman, arraigned in Essex !.
!. Maetet court for the sixteenth +
!. dine N a charge of intOSc <
: Ton =.
:. lie udmitted II 10 the coCrt, ..
: tl'Iint how he had used an TX I.
|. to dDtputate digit so he !.
!. would not be found out 10y those !.
!. finger print detectives !.
|. "! ;I.ought you SAID this was +
:. thl first time you were ever =.
!. arrested" the court said wu'a !.
). \I'cn. ~ record was produce /. !.
!. the first time I t1;'s !.
~. gei Michael replied. !.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-15
" 4 = ] d -
IflQ RENT

FOR RENT:-Six room house on
Muir street. Apply to DANIEL w.
MARSHALL. 1l2-6t
FOR RENT:-FiVe room house on
Race street Apply to LeCOMPTE &
HARPER, OF DANIEL w. MARSHALL.
1.12-6t
The Era-leader., 1921-05-05
Scouts Play Close Game.

Bogalusa scouts came over SAT-
urday for a return game OF oall
with Franklinton scouts in which
the teams we're so well matched
that several innings had to be
nlaved to work off a tie, the score
ana1,v falling in Franklinton's
favor thru home run struck oy
Burt Brock. 49,,
| Bogalusa's team carries a little
n;tcher that is a resl marvel, MS
speed and strength being the en-
w of even the bigger teams
These teams put up a very ere
ditable game and it is hoped the.
will, receive all the encourage
, ment they need to develop res
: players, for they are our mop u
for a good strong team tor 'n
seasons to come -.
| Men. encourage your ec0us
The Era-leader., 1921-05-05

F. O. Bateman of Bogalusa,
spent the weekend with his
homefolks here.
Little Adell Simmons is spend.
ing this week in Bogalusa with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Simmons.
Mrs. Robt. Babington and little
daughter, Lanier of Tylertown,
visited Mrs. w. S. Burris this
week.
Mrs. ]. K. Griffith and her
mother; Mrs. Comfort Of slldel],
are guests this week of Mrs
| D. r. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Simmons
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Toney
motored over from Bogalusa
Sunday and visited Franklinton
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo. OFT and
Miss Norman Merritt, former
residents of Franklinton, passed
thru town Friday on their re
turn toNew Orleans after attend
ing the funeral of their brothe!
at Sunny Hill.
Mt. Hermon notes are not ap
pearing as usual this week on ae
count of the illness Of our faith
r. full correspondent, who has bee
confined to his bed thru the pas
;. week. We hope to see Mr. VI
|. we'll again soon.
The Era-leader., 1921-05-05
Tho Era.Leader.
...,.,,oton, La, May S, 1921.

4 i, saje-Korses. mules, and
= C,S. E. Darlington.
/ Ms D, C. Wood left Saturday
Mr.. Wood in New orlea1s' n
kbsrs they will remain for the
Ilnner.
4 Mrs. NJ. Bateman and two
Isldren left Wednesday Tor a a
|aoptb's visit with relatives at
Lake Charles
/ Mrs. Ada Darlington ana son
lannon Babington were Sunday
|,D0sts Of Mr.. and Mrs. Root
lB,Sington at TylertoWn.
4 Chester White pigs for sale o
Exchange for corn, bacon lar'
,cbickens, at reasonable rates
lRsady to deliver.
i Mrs. s. H. Burris.
4 Mr., and Mrs. J. A. LaCou
had family of Meridian, arrive
n Ffanklinton Sunday, for
zisit With relatives, Mr.. LaCou
5staruing that evening to hi
sork but leaving the rest for
Isit Of some length.
The Era-leader., 1921-05-05
Mrs. Monk Entertains.

Mrs. 0. F. Monk was a charm
ing hostess Tuesday afternoon,
when she entertained in honor OF
Mrs. Rowland Of Jackson, Miss.
The beautiful Louisiana mag
nolia was used in decorations
and a sewing contest was the
chief feature of entertainment.
A beautiful pair of scissors was
presented to Mrs, John Love-
most successful in the contest
and a pair to Mrs. Rowland the
honor guest.
The hostess was assisted oI
MRS, Vol Brock in serving trult
lice cream and waters.
The Era-leader., 1921-05-05

A full STOCK OF all xmas OF
fence wire at right prices.
G. S. E. Babington.>
Mrs. B. E. Bickham is improv-
ing now after four weeks of in
tense suffering from an abscess
in the ear.
See me before you buy that
wagon or buggy as I can save
you money.
G. S, E. Darlington.
D. E. Sheridan drove over from
Bosalusa Monday and was join
ed here by Don Bckham, both
driving to Magnolia for a few
days.
Mr.. BATHS, at the school audi
torium Saturday night, is an en-
tertainer of the highest type who
appears in all first class univer'
sity and college audiences.
Good two.horse second HAND
wagons $25 up.
G. S. E. Darlington.
Mrs. N. D. Stringer entertain
ed at dinner Sunday in honor o:
l her husbands birthday, guests
: being Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Brown
Misses Ruby Erwin and Lillial
Magee. Other friends came il
RI for the, afternoon and enjoyed re
d freshmenfs of cake and cream.
a Mrs. Robt. Magee Floyd Bal
+ left Monday to join her husban
) in Bogalusa where their home
a fitted up and they go at once
housekeeping. Until Mrs. Mage
completed her contract with tn
local school board the young col
It. pie held their residence her
~ which was of untold value to tt
5h community, but we give the
e. up with a smile since we kno
ct what a blessing we are besto1
IS. ing upon our neighboring city.
The Era-leader., 1921-05-05
Attention.

/ ALI Girl Scouts are hereby not.
|isd to prepare for a hike Friday
morning. All Scouts from North
Pranklinton meet at the Lodge
|SMth Franklinton Scouts meet
|atthe home of Miss Joyce Jones
at 5 O'Clock with al
for cooking break
Hast. Return will be made a
|loelock.
The Era-leader., 1921-05-05
Tylertown.Franklinton Play
Ball.

The real baseball season tor
our team opened on the local d'a'
mond Wednesday when a lively
game was played with the Tyler
town team, the honors falling to
Franklinton.
Old fans revived and new de-
votees were born in the excite
ment of the hour, giving such
encouragement to tue new teams
that the summers pastlme is
assured, and at least one mater
per week can be counted upon
The Era-leader., 1921-05-05
Strayed.

To my place, about April 10th,
a sorrel.roan mare, six years old,
weight about $50 to 700 pounds
saddle animal, blazed face, with
scar on right side, no marks o.
brand, Owner can secure sanl'
by paying feed bill and cost Q
this ad.
| LoAa Travis,
| 7 ION, La,
The Era-leader., 1921-05-05
William Sterling BATHS Por'
trays Dickens Characters.

Saturday night the best Lyce'
nm Number ofthe season will be
presented at the school auditor
ium, when Mr.. BATHS in full view
of the audience, will present.
complete in costume and make
up. and with pleasing and appro
priate monologue, the various
characters of Dickens works.
The Era-leader., 1921-05-05
Notice..

Beginning Sunday, April 0to'
we will sell tickets, Frankllnton
To New Orleans and return, for
$3.50 including tax.
These tickets will be good only
on trains SO and "a.
Train 33 leaves Frankllnton az
s.55 a. m. on Sundays and train
| "a will leave New Orleans at o'oo
o'clock p. m. Sundays only
Let's all celebrate the return %
cheap fares by spending Sunday
in New Orleans,
OF. Monk, Agent
sThe Senate started debate OF
: revenue problems and senate
Ismoot explained hls SAFES 20
i measure,
The Era-leader., 1921-05-05

Mamie Brock is visiting Mt.
Harmon relatives.
Robt. Wood of New Orleans,
visited his mother, Mrs. J. q.
Wood last week.
Miss Ruby Bateman is spend
ing this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
F. 0. Bateman of Bogalusa.
P. 3. Greenlaw is at home
again after a weeks visit with
his brother in New Orleans.
Little Miss Evelyn Beard of
Tylertown, visited Franklinton
friends Monday and Tuesday.
Bargains-In second hand one
and two horse wagons.
u. >. b. BaOlngtOn.
Mrs. H. B. Magee left Wed
nesday for a visit with her sister,
MRS. Robinson at Morgan City.
/ Mckinley Ball and Leroy Car
men of Tylertown, visited their
aunt, Mrs. M. H. Holmes Thurs
day.
i O. P. Carter of Bogalusa, spent
: the first of the week, here with
Ibis parents, Judge and Mrs.
P. B. Carter.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Simmons
: and son, Wilfred of Bogalusa,
spent the week. end with their
families here.
Will exchange II Chester
: White pigs for good young COW
. with calf,
o Mrs. S. H. Burris.
I Don't fail to see Mr.. BATHS
show the Dickens characters
d Saturday, at the school auditor
ium, Humorous and entertain
ing.
!. T. Borgeois reports a pleas
If ant trip with a profitable busl
;s ness session at the recent Stat
n. Bankers Convention which n
IN attended.
IN Mrs, DR.. Rowland conclude
e. her visit with Mrs. J. b. Noble
and left Wednesday for jackson
lD via New Orleans where she visit
nd a few days.
is Mr., and Mrs. O. E. Brock al
to children, and Miss Ruth Banist
ZEE of Mt. Hermop, drove down Tue
ne afternoon and enjoyed Dadd
'u' Long.Legs at the Waverley Ihe
te' tire.
,u Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. OFT ma
visit of consolation Sunday
~" ternoon to Mr.. and Mrs. No
;" Merritt of Sunny Hill, who l'
their eldest son last week thru
'or. tragic accident.
s. Civil court convened here MI
day, the Grand Jury also me
7ce' ing with a goodly number OF
be vestigations to make. Only
tor. misdemeanors appeared on do
ne" ct for this term.
0''' ], S. Brock of the State Ba
a nv ing Department, attended to 3
Wv mess matters here thru seve
.ouS days of last week and also en-;
,. ed a visit with relatives
friends who always so. cage
n welcome. him back.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-02-02
talifornia Mountains on Move.

Berkeley. Cal. Jan. 2G. - The
mountains Of the coast in the vicin-
ity Of San Francisco are moving
slowly northward, causing enormous
earth strain and producing rebounds,
in one Of which Mount Tamalpais
jumped back Go feet. according to
Prof. a. c. Lawson, Of the Univer-
sity Of California. in a geological
bulletin made public here.
Tamalpais moved northward ten
feet between the years 1854 and 1906
and then hoped back Go feet IN
1906. at the time Of the San Fran
cisco Andreas slip. which caused the
great earthquake Of that year, Prof.
Lawson said.
Mount Hamilton. near San Jose,
he said, moved northward at the raj
OF four feet a year from 1898 to
1903. but after 4 sudden shift in that
year continued at the rate Of 9. 9 fee.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-02-02
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE COTHRAN,
Greenville Lawyer Chosen to Succeed
Late Justice Hydrick.

Columbia, Jan. 2G.-Early this af-
tcrnoon Thos. p. Cothran, Of Green
vile, Speaker Of the House Of Rep
rcscntatives, was elected on the third
ballot by the General Assembly as
Associate Justice of the South Caro-
lima Supreme Court over four oppo-
nents--R. Withcrs Memmingcr, of
Charleston, Judge Of the Ninth Cir
cult; Thomas S. Scase, of Spartan
burg, Judge Of the Seventh Circuit;
Edward McIver, Of Cheraw, Judge Of
the Fourth Circuit, and Jesse T.. Car
ter, prominent attorney, Of Bamberg
Shortly after his election MrCoth-
ran stated that he intended to resign
the Spcakership at once, but he will
rcmain member Of the Grcenville
House delegation until such legisla-
ton Of Importance affecting his home
county is disposed Of, particularly
| tho Greenville supply bill, and then
he will resign from the House Of
Representatives.
AS Mr.. Cothran lacked only nine
votes Of election over all OF his on-
ponont& on tho tlrst ballot and two
/ votes on The next ballot. tho namcs
! Of Jndge Mcmming0r and Judge Nc
iver We're withdrawn by those who
placed them in nomination. On the
third ballot MIR. Cothran got LOG
votes.
Tho New Associate Justice,
who succeeds the late D. e. Hydrick
who died in Washington recently, is
lawyer and legislator of wide and
varied experience. He has the repu-
tation Of being an astute lawyer in
the State and Gn attorney Of large
attainmcnts. lie is a mcmbcr Of the
firm Of Cothran, Dean and Cothran,
| OF Greenville, one Of the leading law
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-02-02
Much Ammunition Exploded.

Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 26.--Ten
thousand rounds Of rifle ammunition
stored in the basement OF the Clcve
land Gray's Armory exploded this
morning when flames swept through
the structure. Three firemen wore
overcome in the suffocating smoke
that rolled through the big auditor
ium, but were rescued by their com
rades Just as the roof fell in. The loss
is estimated at 100000, Of which
$4,000 was in government para
phernalia.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-02-02
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

~ LOCAL appllcations. na they cannot reach
thc diseased portion OF the There IL
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness.
and that Is by conatttutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness Ia caused by In
famed condition Of the mucous lining Of
the Eustachian Tuho. When this tube Is
unnamed you have u rumb!iuE sound I'M
perfect hearing, and when 1t Is entirely
closed. Deafness Is the result. Unless the
Inflammation can DO reduced and this tube
rcstored to Its normal condition, hearing
WIZ be destroyed forever. Many cases OF
DEAFNESS arc caused by cRtorrh, which 10
an inhamed condition Of tho mucous sur
faces. Halls Catnrrh Medicine acts thru
system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Catarrhal Dcafncss that cannot
De cured by Ralrs Catarrh Medicine. Cir
culars frce. All Druggists. 7bc.
F. J. CHENEY C CO.. Toledo. o.