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CORRESPONDENCE
From Arkana.

Tuesday, Jan. 25.-Some colder since
the rain Of last night.
Mr.. Obe Hamiter was business Wis
itor here to-day.
Mrs. Turner was q guest of Mrs.
Thompson Sunday evening.
8. C. Thompson was business Wis
itor to Bradley, Ark, last Thursday.
Messrs. Jim Hamiter and Jim Imp
son were visitors here last Saturday.
II. p. Lester is the champion tie
hauler. He put ninety on the road yes
terday.
Mrs. Il. nj. Burton continues to have
Sunday school at her home for the
children.
Mr.. Johnnie Bryan. OF the Oak Hill
community, was guest of Mr.. Bud
Turner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson have returned
home, after visiting with friends and
relatives for several weeks.
Mrs. W. Nj. Malone is reported as
having some fine cabbage growing. Mrs
e. G. Burton is the next earliest to
garden, and from the looks of things,
she will have s some garden"
Mr.. Armour, OF Texarkana. Ark, has
been buying hogs to ship to that place
and was very much disappointed to-day
in the failure to get cur sent out here
The hogs were delivered here and there
is no place to put them. The cores
pondent did not learn what disposition
was made Of the hogs. -LA.-ARK.
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APPLICATION TO PURCHASE.

Department Of the Interior,
U. 8. Land Once at Baton Rouge, In.
December 8, 1920.
NOTTcE Il hereby given that Robert Lewis
Bumgardncr, whose postofiice address is
n. +. d. No. 4, Box 81, Shreveport, La, did,
on the 18th day OF April, 1870. file In this
ofIice sworn Statement and Application. No,
O9584. to purchase lot No. ., or fractional
part OF the northwest quarter Of northeast
quarter of section 8, township IL, north,
range IL, west. Louisiana Meridian. and the
timber thereon, under the provisions Of the
act OF June 3, 1878, and nets amendatOry,
known ~ the Timber and stone Law," ut
such value .as might be fixed by appraise-
mcnt. and that, pursuant to such applica-
tion, the land and timber thereon have been
appraised, $05.8O, the timber estimated
1000 board feet Mt 81 per III, 1900 board
feet Mt Sc per NJ, 1000 hoard feet at -
per NJ, 5000 board feet MT 80 per n, and
the land $500: that said applicant will
Offer final proof In support OF his applica-
ton and sworn statement on the 23d day OF
February. 1921, before the Clerk OF Court,
at Benton, In.
ANY person In Mt liberty to protest this
purchase before entry, or initiate contest
ut any time before patent issues, by filing
corroborated affidavit In this ONCE. alieg-
ing facts which would defe,lt the entry.
+. ID. GIANELIOSI, Register.
December %, 1920. lfeb III
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Tuesday, Jan. 25.-Pretty warm days.
Seems like gardening time. Fruit trees
are budding out, though am somewhat
afraid Jack Frost Is going to play
trick on US and nip the fruit in the bud
Mrs. Welch and sister. Mrs. Farmer,
spent sunday with Mesdames Shelby
and Camnl.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Clark spent Sunday
afternoon ut the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
g. f. Pease.
Mr.. q. w. Faircloth, OF Bellevue, was
caller Monday ut the home of Messrs.
Rounsavall and Busbey.
Mesdames DeAlent, Farmer and Da-
Wis spent Sunday afternoon with their
sister, Mrs. II. O. Busbey.
Mr.. Il. A. Erickson's father and
mother. from some place In Michigan,
are here on a visit with him and his
family.
Mr.. Mprff Merritt. Of the Midway
community, is spending few days Al
the home Of Messrs. Rounsavall aild
Busley.
Lumber has been purcnhased and h
being hauled to build q Methods
church near the Kingswood SchoO
| House. -DTTsY.
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DUDNEY 4 TURNKEY BROTHERS
Plain Dealln1. Louisiana
ORDINANCE No. 54.

By ii b Furniey.
Section /. Be 1t ordained by the
Mayor and Aldermen Of the town OF
Plain Dealing, In regular session con-
yened, That in compliance with Act
No. IFS Of the General Assembly Of
Louisiana OF 1904, the following per-
sons be and they are hereby declared
Migrants and shall be punished as such
as provided further in this act.
All persons who haye no visible en-
ployment and who live by their wits
and without visible means to maintain
themselves. All persons wandering
abroad and lodging In groceries. tay-
erns, barrel houses, mr-foOms, market
places or houses. sheds, barns and out
houses, uninhabited buildings, railroad
or street cars. steamboats,, or other
water craft, public buildings, or the
open air. 4.
All persons wandering about and
begging. or who 60 about from door to
door, or place themselves in the streets,
highways, passages, alleys, or other
places to beg or receive aims; all
| tramlls, all female street walkers. all
habitual drunkards, all persons able to
work who have no work or occupation
and who live on the wages of their
minor children or wives. and all per
sons who live by begging, gambling,
stealing or trading in stolen goods are
hereby declared vagrants under the
/ terms OF this act and liable to fine and
4 imprisonment as such.
Sec. 2 BE 1t ordained, ETC., That any
person found guilty Of vagrancy such
4 as described in section 1 Of this act
shall he punished by fine Of not less
than s.. nor more than $25 and al
cost, and In default Of payment Of said
fine and all cost shall be imprisoned II
the town Jail for period not exceed
ing thirty days, or both, In the discre
i ton of the Mayor.
Sec. 3. BE it further ordained, etc.
That all laws or parts Of laws In con
fiict herewith. or on the same matter
be and they are hereby repealed.
4 Enacted and signed this. January 10
1921. ]. e. WALKER, Mayor.
\ j. s. NUcKoILs, Secretary. 1921
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PLAIN DEALING
LOCAL AND Personal.

Mrs. Allen Roach went to Mansfield
Tuesday, returning home iast night.
MFR. J. F.. Walker has returned
home after spending some days In the
ii nelds in and near Eldorado. Ark.
Mrs. Dixon. of Texarkana. Ark,
,ornerly Miss Curtis Sibley, is here
v,xting her sister, Mrs. Cook, and
other relatives.
Miss Mary Gilmer returned to
plain Dealing last Saturday night from
shreveport. where she had been since
before Christmas.
Mr.. Will Lowe has moved to the
house formerly owned by Mrs. Bun Nc
c,eua chen, on West Cotton Belt Street,
which he purchased some time ago.
Mr.. Brewster, of Magnolia, Ark,
ras here several days last week try
ING "a. buy cotton, but did not get a
great deal, as the price offered was
NOT Sufficiently attractive.
Mrs. H. J. McGehee and little Billy
acsnmpanied Rev. McGehee to Rocky
Nnunt last Saturday to be guests OF
Nh zeigler over Sunday, as that was
the regular appointment for Mr.. Nc
sehee for that Sunday.
As Misses Mable and Lorine Walker
~ leaving this week for Ruston, Misses
g,1hti and Pauline Bounds had then
farewell spend-the-night party
sfey made candy, played games ant
ia music. Besides the hostesses. thu
xsssts were Misses Lorine and Mabl'
Nalker and Miss Louise Gould.
Thursday afternoon of last weel
~. Lee N. Bush held recital Of he
s. nssic pupils at her home. All the pu
played most cfeditably, after whicl
~ M inlulged In the game Of progres
ne letters, and were served ange
lood cake and chocolate with whippe'
s4eanl. Those taking part We're Misse
xellie White, Ruth HerndOn, Ethel Coz
1h, Bernice and Mildred Stroud, Mai
IN Wyche, Lucille Wright, Fanni
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Around l.lstsn.

Tuesday, Jan. 25.-Cloudy and threat
ening again.
Mrs. Bob Bumgardner is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Lay.
Miss Tura Lay spent last Tuesday
night with Miss Willie Mae Jones.
Mr.. Earle Phillips is visiting friends
and relatives of the Ivan community.
Mrs. Ella Oliver and children spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Oliver.
Miss Marie Keith spent the past
weekend with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. w. T. Keith.
Mrs. J. T. Merritt left some days
ago for Shreveport for visit with her
mother, Mrs. G. w. Dalrymple.
Mrs. Warfield has just returned
home, after spending while with rel,
atiyes residing In this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Byrd and Mr.
bobby Byrd spent Sunday with Mrs
Byrds parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. I
Merritt.
Misses Gladys and Hattie Bumgard
ner and Lille WYE Beauchamp spen1
the past weekend with friends resid
Ing II Bossier City. -a
Rev. Q. G. Walker filed his regular
appointment ut the Linton Church Sun
day. There will be preaching ut til,
church every Saturday afternoon be
fore the fourth Sunday at three o'clock
on the fourth Sunday at eleven am
and Sunday evening Mt seven o'clock
Everybody come. scH0OI. GIRL.
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coNsrABLE.s SALE.

q. Z. Demoss rs. FrGnk Blsck. In Fourth
Justice Court. Parish Of Bossicr, Sfete o1
Louisiana.
NOTIcE II hereby given that by virtue Of 9
writ Of ferI facias, issued BY h. b. Kilgore
Justice Of Peace for the Fourth Ward q
Bossier Parish, Louisiana, In favor OF G. 4
Demoss and against Frank Black, and Y
me directed. win, at eleven O'clock am.
on Saturday, the 18th day Of February
1921. at the Nuckolls School House. In tn
Fourth Ward, In said parish, ofFef for SAX
at public auction the following described
property, tO-wit:
One IN Owensboro log wagon.
Seized as the property 0f Frank Black
under said writ Of fe7d facids.
]. d. WAgaoxER, c0nstafsle.
january, n, 1924. Ifeb 10l
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Estrayed

A. mouse colored mare MULE, about
IA hands high, eight years old, branded
"Yn on right shoulder; gear marks
show. Also, 4 mouse colored MULE
COLT, about three years old. Infor-
nation leading TO their recovery Will
be literally rewarded. Address Plain
Dealing, La. Route 5.
J1-4pl J0Hr III. JOHNSON.
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EsTRAYED before r. B. Kilgorc. Justice Of
Peace, Ward Four. Bossier Pnrish, Louis
lana, by +. G. WcSson, a small black mare
MULE, about 5 or 9 years old, about II
hands high !: will weigh about $50 pounds /;
The owner In requested tG come forward,
prove property and pay charges. or said
animal win be sold by the undersigned, ac-
cording to law, Mt eleven O'Clock am, on
Saturday, February 10. 1921
J. T. NoRRIs, Constable.
January 13. 1921. Ifeb III
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in our midst who wish her great happi-
ness in her married life.
Mr.. ]. H. Wheeler went to Shreve-
port Monday, returning home the same
day.
katherine Swindle had as guest
Sunday little Miss Marjorie Crane, of
Shreveport.
Mrs. G. c. Curtis lnotored up Mon
day with Mr.. Curtis and spent the day
with Mrs. ]. s. Gray.
MIR. Ben Keeth was a business WIS.,
itor to Shreveport Monday, buying a
fll-in line of spring goods.
Mrs. Marvin Deinoss went to
Shreveport Monday afternoon to see
her daughter, Miss Lessie Demoss.
Mrs. Ben Matthews, Of Shreveport,
spent last Friday night and Saturday
| with her mother, Mrs. +. f. Kirtley.
Mrs. John Dexter went to Shrevc-
port Sunday to spend few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Brooks Van Horne.
MIR. w. J. Sherman and family
have moved to the place belonging to
Mr.. Scott, recently vacated by Mr..
Higdon.
DIR. W. F. Bell and Mr.. Allen
Roach left Monday morning for FL
dorado, Ark, to visit the oil fields
there and near there.
Mrs. Luther Boggs had the mis-.
/ fortune one day last week to fall and
hurt her knee so that she is confined
for the present to her home.
/ MIR. s. H. Bolinger returned last
week from Eldorado, Ark, and reports
everything stirring and leases so high
they are available only to plungers.
/ MIR. Lee n. Bush, principal Of tht
local school, went to Shreveport last
Saturday in search of teacher to fl
the place left vacant by the resignation
Of Mrs. Tiller. He has the promise OF 1
/ young lady who was to arrive Tuesday
-Midterm examinations were com
pleted last week at the high schoo
and work on the last term has vel
! begun. Superintendent F0rts0n yisite,
the school last Thursday, to bring tn
!. spelling certificates for the hundred
, word test Of the last season, of whicl
tllirty-two were received by pupils o
this school,
"A gay party went for fox hun
last Friday night. While they onl
! found one fox (for about ten miles
more or less walking, as was reported
] lthey were fully compensated by tn
fun in other ways. Those participat
! ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Casey, Mr.. an
Mrs. Chandler, Miss Aline Kendric
and Olin Machen, Miss Carrie LO
Mays and Millard King, Miss Haas
Swindle and Ernest Casey, Miss Rnt
Herndon and Lyles Wyche, Miss Eul
King and william Swindle, and Joh
Farley.
Z "A wedding Of interest to thel
many friends In the parish was that {
. Hirshel Deinoss to Miss Fannie Johl
ston, which was solemnixed last Frida
3 night at eight o'clock ut the resident
of Mr.. s. J. Caldwell. Rev. r. ]. Holl,
: day officiating. Besides Mr.. and Mr.
+. Caldwell the only Witnesses were Mi,
q ,Bess Carstarphen. Miss Lillian Smitl
: Mr.. Sid Caldwell, Dr. g. g. McKella
: and Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Adger. Aft
= the ceremony the party was serve
4 with most elaborate turkey Dime
. with all the accoinlmniments. Mr.. u
moss is the eldest son Of Mr.. and Mr.
~ G. L. DenlOss, and the bride daug
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Johnston. no
. Of Red Land. The happy couple q
Z making their home for the present Wi
= the groOnl's parents.
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Evldesce.

= Prisoner ut the bar, you are charged
with yagrancy, having no visible means
Of support. Are You guilty or not
guilty !?
. Not guilty, your honor. Nora, shake
hands wild de Judge; judge meet me
wife, Richmond Times DispGtch.
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We Want to Buy

All the EGGS, Chickens, Turkeys,
Ducks, Geese. Hides, TAlIow. Fur,
Wool and Beeswax We can get. We
have been in this business twelve
years, and know where We can get
the best prices. That enables Us to
offer you top prices. 20 see % be
fore ron sell.
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It's all right to be cautious. Scared
to death IS another kind of 4 sensation
and nothing that one can be proud Of.
Warm up to newspaper advertising.
It won't bite you. Sc0tUillc fMich.l
EnrerpTise.
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Wantea One more coed subscrlber.
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STRAY SALE.

December %, 1920. lfeb III
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-07-28
VALLEY VIEW NEWS

The Girls Sewing Club met with
Abbie McMurren Tuesday afternoon
The girls are doing some nice work
Mrs. Lillian Townsend OF Ontario
spent the week visiting Mrs. Ingra-
ham. They were old neighbors and
friends. Mr.. lngraham Is busy this
week binding the rest OF his wheat
Canes Bellamy from South Caro-
lima is visiting with Ed DuPre this
week. He expects to leave for the
regain his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Miller spent the
day with w. s. Rees and family
Monday.
A. II. Albee and family, his two
sisters, Mr.. Henry and family, Pete
Countryman and family will leave
Thursday for Ironside on a fishing
and camping trip. They expect to
return Sunday.
Services at the Sunday School
we're conducted by Rev. Martin Sun
day and some OF the young people
of the Nazarine Church furnished
special music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Williams and
son and his mother, all of Ontario
called on w. s. Rees and family and
Chas. Johnson and family Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Charles An idon and daugh-
ter, Agnes, visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Armstrong last Tuesday week.
MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Miller. old
settlers OF this country, coming
here in 1904 from Kansas home
steaded a piece OF ground one and
one-half miles west OF the Valley
View school house. After living
there some time they sold the home
stead and purchased the old Cotton
place in ontario and two years ago
last May sold that place and left
for Kansas again. Last Friday they
called up A. +. Burr saying that
they were In Ontario aud intended
to locate here permanently.
They report that the grains are
rolling into the mills and elevators
in Kansas at one dollar a bushel.
prevailing price. Prospects for corn
were fair when they left provided
IL had rain soon. otherwise Il did
not look good They enjoyed their
stay In the, East very much but are
glad TO be among old friends again.
4iorace Brown and wife returned |
from their camping trip last We'd |
nesday. While camping near the |
Lakes a party living there took a
common garden rake and secured |
secured all sthe fish they wanted.
The Potato Growers Association
held an interesting and profitable
at the Grange Hall Monday.
Methods OF handling and shipping
potatoes were discussed also the
care % seed and some OF the mem
oers expect to ship several carloads
IN the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ~. Brown and
lir. and Mrs. A. j. Miller. spent the
lay Tuesday at the Will Brown
homo
w. @, Armstrong received word
his week that his brother, George.
Who lives In Missouri. Is not expect
d TO live.
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LOCAL PERSONALS

Rev. w. J. Luscombe and tyo
sons Wynne and Herbert motored to
Boise Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Atherten an
nounce the birth OF a seven pound
granddaughter, Mary Irene, at their
home Monday, July 20. Mrs. Yaf-
nell OF Nampa, formerly Miss Mary
Atherton, is the proud and happy
mother.
Otto G. Leuhrs and boys. sand AL
Andrews left Tuesday morning for
an outing and fishing trip on the
Payette river.
Harry Ralston OF Ontario Pharma-
cy is spending his vacation on a
fishing trip on the North Fork of
the Weiser river.
VIM. j Roberts and family re-
truned from the Payette Lakes
Monday evening, and report won
derful trip.
w. s. Carpenter. Crop Specialist
for the Oregon Agricultural College
is travelling over the, county this
week, accompanied by r. L. Breith-
aupt, County Agricultural Agent.
certifying the grain of this region.
Mrs. Cody Butler spent Sunday
in weiser. visiting.
Mr.. l.. NJ Escue OF Kuna. Idaho,
is visiting his brother w +. Escue
this week.
Messrs. Wilde and Schultz bank
examiners, headquarters at Boise.
Idaho are in town this week on
business.
Mrs. +. ]. Clemo and Miss Emma
MoGivern visited at the James Lac
key home. Sunday.
Mr.. Davidson, Mgr. OF the Oregon
Colonization co. ~ In town this
week looking after his interests.
Jimmie jones' OF Juntura visited
in Ontario this week with Mrs.
VIM, Jones.
. A. Hillquist and family returned
from Boise Saturday. where they
have been spending their vacation.
Chas Powell and family returned
this week from an outing "trip near
Melba. Idaho.
X. A. Allen OF the Alexander Co..
and family will leave Sunday night
Tor whiteville. Mo-, where they will
attend family reunion and visit
relatives
Lee Cockrum and family returned
nome Monday after spending a few
lays at Payette Lakes.
Mrs. c, w. MONTE OF Barber. Ida
10, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. Hinton. this week. II
Henry Blackwell OF Portland Ia |
n Ontario this week on business
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Mrs. Paul seligman returned 10
Eugene, wednesday. where she has
been spending the summer with her
daughter. Miss Pauline. who is at
tending the University. Mrs. selig-
man was called home some time
ago on account OF the Illness OF Mr..
Seligmah.
Mrs. Geo, II. Gilham returned
Saturday. July 23' from seven
weeks visit In southern Oregon and
California, While away she visited
In Portlsnd. Salem. San Francisco.
Oakland. Alemeda, Los Angeles.
Long Beach. ssn Pedro. San Diago.
'hd stopped In Salt Lake on her way
home.
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Edgar Chapman OF Boise made
trip to Ontario last week. Mr.. Chap
man was former resident OF on
tario.
Alfred Holland went 10 Boise
Sunday. where he has been playing
this summer In the Boise Municipal
Band.
W. Bailey of the u, s. Mfg, Co.
In Boise. formerly OF Ontario. spent
Sunday here. visiting old friends.
70. =. Smiley and sisted Lillian
Doty. left for Vancouver. Washing
ton. going overland. 10 visit Rev.
Hanna. who was Methodist minister
In Ontario several years ago,
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ARCADIA NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Herbert Lackey and chill
dren OF 81. Anthony. Idaho are visit
ing Mrs. Lackey's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Long.
Charles and Dewsy Glenn OF Boise
are visiting at the home OF Ebert
Butler Jr, this week.
Charles Thompson and family-yis-
tied at Ira Dail's Sunday evening.
Abe Edwards is spending a few
days In Caldwell.
Ebert Butler 5r. and family
spent the past week at the Payette
Lakes.
Mrs. Laryey Hamacker accompan-
led by her grandparents and small
son, Bobby, spent Tuesday with c.
W. Barrett's.
John and Virgil Long, OF Nampa,
were visiting their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Long Sunday.
Mrs. c. w, Barrett has been quite
Ill the past few days.
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ny THIS CARD

We desire in this manner. public
ly to express our thanks and deepest
gratitude TO the friends and neigh
bors, who rendered their aid and
sympathy In laying our dear Vivian
TO rest.
We would thank the members of
the American Legion who so kindly
came forward and acted their part /;
also those who presented beautiful
floral tributes; and the many who
manifested sympathy and kindness
In our sorrow.
@. W. Mallett,
Mary W. Mallet.
And all members of our family.
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FOR TRADE--House and five
lots for good Ford Car Must be
In first class condition. Inquire at
the Second Hand Store. Ontario,
Oregon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-07-28

See our New selection OF Feather
hats-All new shapes and eOlors
Morris Millinery a Novelty Shop.
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New Fall Feather Hats on Dis
play. Morris Millinery and Novelty
Shop. -
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FOR sALE--Furniture. including
new Majestic range. Thor washer,
also / saddle. Phone 56-M. 1896 D.
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women's Union Suits,
Harvest sale ....... Acc
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-07-28

Women's Percale Dresses
Sizes 38 to 90, Harvest
sale, .$1.39, Sligo
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Army Leggings- Shlunk
TO fit the leg, style, sale
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-05
BULLETS MENACE
broad ST. THRONGS
Theatre Crowds Duck for Shell
ter as Shots Are Fired
at Suspect
rs NABBED AFTER CHASE

Theatre patrons on South Broad
street were endangered by a rain Of
bullets fred nfter Samuel Toomey. OF
1912 Knter street. when that seventeen
year-old youth led twenty policemen
and many civi fans n wild chase atteT
he had been suspected of having trieh
to stenl limousine.
Private Watchman OBrian. VINO
keeps an eye on the automobiles parheH
/, In the South Broad street theatre dis-
. trict. saw n youth step into luxurious
! limousine parked snCar tn" southwest
corner of Broad and Spruce streets
After several attempts - start 'ic ca
the youth looked nervousiy about ana
was Just about to get cut Of the ma
chine, when O'Brinn stepped toward 'he
car.
Without waiting for any questions
the youth Jumped from the opposite sid"
VI the car and seizing an ovcrroat from
lshe rear seat headed up Broad street
on the run with the wat"hmsu after
him. The suspect was oUtdIstanrin:
the watchman when O'Srian pulled ont
his revolver and began the fuSilIGdP oi
shots into the air. \ policeman from
the Twelfth and Pine streets station
turned from Spruce to Broad street ana
joined in the chase. adding his shots to
those OF tho watChman.
Tn the west side of Broad street io
Manning street the narrow street Just
south of the Shubrrt Theatre and then
west on Manning street the chase con-
tinued. Another policeman joined in
and the rain of shots drove pedestrians
to cover.
The youth then dropped the ovorcoat.
For two SQUARES on Manning street
the youth kept ahead Of the police ana