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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-03-18
CALLED TO SAN FRANCESCA

Mrs. L. Bernstein and children de- parted this week for San Francisco where they were called on an urgent telegram announcing the serious ill- ness of Mrs Bernstein's mother.
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PL APllIGI Htl4 FOR
ARBUaflf'slf6 Elise
GRAND utigsN lt7 SUislF iErEsS5s 10
DICT WEgstat v ti'fts,tEi rURTgfFR
EVIBENCisA IDENCE. v

Fra SaaR Frs4aeiseo, sept E5.-
Era1esse francisco Sraal jury teday
q. .aaszs tp .as..et saseseee4s AEoscs sie
1arzer amufaer q Virginia -Ra ppa- i
thsr e tAsF eyidsaees 10 IN ntrodueed
-p ap aisRgted -poiGts. Dists.c
Eee Evf aeg Brad3 aeat detec ~ 90 OF
ars meEe evidence Even u 1
v r luFy telases. { . iRdiet Asbl
PROSE De prosecuted o4 complaint
Mrs N "a rs.zi ias4id DsAnon eona- al
-aa nsaRz galg offended Arbacla
party a partyrat 81 Ffaacis EAotel
Gee zr-e aces rcd Miss I-y RreFeH,
Eze e had 'eOaeletaly reversed hel
wnen an haa5 appsaTed before "a
5urr A-ctuEv. enetaeTr witness Aas q
- he zea, ne sais SEsay avclaIe
rasr zze re stigati on woat4az. be- 1essa
f al witnesses baye- beeae sI
With -zoasit In Hleaeg IAeFe iss. too IL
81 a zhey sa stsAss .nR asseIteas -EA
eassv today disclosed sRoiRis ca e8
FEraf. n First taese wsh atsemapt 4
thzs 1E mai Aaiss sleappe -aeeompaI
buckle r ouelsae - AIS rsena wsAiHgiy
whs ever whatev yes -sOeha place ihesee 3
wEsh her wttn hefs iaIl consent. Iat
-hen wzg ben n IL tEs 90 show t5lata
lad nor hsea nethins mteh 90 with
wn "a rAielI Ga uked haf daa Ia swh
stated ~ state ie se intestinal.
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.llII1 ll'EIIlIIIis1FSsIRFsSHsP0RTs !.
a0UTf To- '@AE
he basis
..... ..... aI0RENtPEI
nIacad
'f'tsnkpTts .Sitdk.8 5nosy
~ ( 4 s.zi ssia se~AIgssx xfil.
i H tsat fsi-l sH.le iesSt IS.

" niAe tors aepf jS.--
Fapoits- 90 iim BAite iIesse
sag the Sondit.ens 9E iRalisi
more feas tFtR 4 was sa
ilte beltei Was ekPfes sed 4
NeEe Ffdsnees Of p naai 4 {
Ist she better IA sttuatie
rs y wheat ana cotton ate 4
-llaa been some n !iat imp
lieaks slnplaataas "a wheat
faneeti price oi-eoituH. Ehe
Industry now ever, has 40
& her tfep%tt TOT siHp ppo4eneHt :
sesh necessasS "a Hidife gFof
lsReral tLnanesal q sistance
! POSTMASTER GenaIT ! W u
fepeftea postal Feceip ptsr fof
bad shown tHerlhst lnefea
aer muHths aud thlh vas ta
itepefui slgh 81 4 ~ annptioI
aess activity
4 lans aOr fhes ueilet or
roads and tOf siF3Hs sats
oiheT Ways . reduce anein
were discussed At "a g eablI
ihg and Dy etlIer oil ieiaiss J
able the aaltlaIl lsile Ga tea
aaaRyG tsa KS, a Ter aoAl e0eG i
sati car tTua6 ofpti 4 tetAte'ss OF
soads. n0F helst ~ etae esoy
10 htg iaF espns pgbiiey ia
obtain money 10 pay ~ tiis
taI account OF claims.
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I we AingtGlB @apt 4 3.--~4
egnaaent na geinE after tire
fergduil pet' Of gold
1 Thomas NJ Miller aticn
.clshositans annonneeds today
rnnp aiRe had Deen Z prepa
nra ngkDf Mrs Emana c.
sapsberslr sreyer Cisyaiand
as az 1rney ir tact lDr. ief
property ia Yisicl atfs ifetg a
esE. n5uti ing oidE CO n- TAI
tire tlss4sury before aezeEa'
rpea Eraf Arpun feucra4 asl tfru1
itssa tn GerransEgs8t 40 EXP
eomplns Win t5el IL IN bolif
. teEaars edIst. e I corFt ate
phia.
Dss ms ~ 2z. a&.ae On q.
iuA iast Aay fer deiiyerT
property DenItgsn8 60 tferzf
gisic ns ne hssi anY INTEREST,"
ter aalss, bat aespsse Feneat'
aioa OF tinfe laiic w1a nf1-s
tae psol,ertsaasa notti,eea n
aIt Jo stae government.
This. he- adaea, raaaea AZ
t0 sasxe the acti9fl planned
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C1zzsa. Gilieago, sept ! I.---,aaAtJF
rE rcars raitroaas entptoy eeae with sisla
sunsav tSuaaagzie 40 eonsises tAeupTas
affs ID fncll ties sEih la'oaasz a
zenf es men tot tag asas tas & ~ u.s.
Eerr Nj yBeEE N / ,Ieweib presIdens OF
wzys t. says sdepar alent OF the1n
F-sgarz Ee aeraIloa- Of t4asorsaeI he
was 70 sasaasiiaa sAeeau ss sslep 6
owsr shs over t4te country voted ey
E-glv zgziaga y atsaanst acceptance sifs
eus -hzt sa. I hats went into sefsect Jul
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Alsss y, = s-a etnz soanae q ~ n ;.
~ q tifi5ass 3 saEAscsssslc BF.gal- shti
end y iaag ~ q hallway in { isl1y
asireets. 4 'sstass.aa, 81 iune 2T. 1919.
aeeoraaasas - SasseanG Fiaschitti.
q Two y ast atea aGe sad to have
pa iAcieatee - ~ : 4lEsllyleie of Brigau-
.gliz ssoS 1ral1a 81 Fiasehitt4. they shot
ana ktilea taeir victim and then
1obsed nan p gola Eatch and a
.ssiIavQE money. G0AG8sl
E i he o. tAas 3ssf sttia Fr0s Ales ins ~
BE'saAit wfaAlraeR ras Antonio Cufa
e49s Nit9 Nes hAHl seaf Hlut and kill
ga Jauy s., L9A9, as QJttoe say Carlo
Bar5afss 3 A. The Eeiabs awaiting
.tFiaA % a ateharBa NJ niiiins Cur@t QlQ
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WasAlr @ashlae arb 6ept. Le.-rIaX dodg-
srs are z.afsrar9 see ias swas- with nlore- thsa
-az on ez .oiA.en dollars s5Y eEss .yeaio that
-EeE -1 oAs NJ 10 SO tnt9 "A eS Y nlied States
treasury treasury e8Aa+s is one reason tFeat@
Err ~ oh e4s4s lella eo4 sTeseinelf ada it-
I'D taez esi toeaS Why tl e rasi 81 me Amer
lean rer teaJs e9piasaFs ealiaa oa. % oearastteh
tssr- heaFg =ttsE burdens. hicA peenfe are
sra sEoia inE taxes sy sloidlng -GrotfF fsurs
-ssE c teen 90 ,hlfty-louF -bitlien dollars of
--E fraz La lee se1a rtties.a II walad tasesn
zEs1E- eameRd men - the constitution to
snake r til.l Sc -tt1esa raonas taxable.
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BAN lsNDS
NATI0vAE FAM
t1l Ntslts y eEtt EEsaE
& a y'ff.r AsrivNT 0r TT
WINTER WINTER.

EatHions Sept 1S.--=If
~ is iAtat TO setaasislo tne uRat
-41ss a4.afid $ afaa IA South ia sota.
e 1l -lona paEa IS at asst tatSiag
= ae,f ape AIS. "a theF people aoE /
u 5e t@e DeihHst =, tneTs IL htt
ea- tAssf sangfsss via sake. faSni
s !: :: i 60: !: : g: !: 4: e 4 ::
+ sAati9saa L reF sIvs. and t. is
ass aaaeg 80 sonrdinates 4 Il -efler
i lts stale Geqlegie ieat aRa-
= sA>ss4 Eiitstaf survey ena lsesIae a
.s HaJtp&4kn az once
Nissz lse impfacttesA TO
lti 1e eatila fesiou tfran nt
tsapid etss, Enu ffori, Whit
alii ies month IA tns sroaos
ssa 4 lA'.1sa lse etasl Sc Faets gaees pe1y
lre @ fttsea til ehes1 andT TfaEnfs. IL
lAs}l ii4s-l tafe IL ansged 1 o iaClnlia the
s.tse y - ETa l-aaas Aaii sna eonlagl
-. Aet q sesava teF aspproae hess fTota
ss'st'1 s.s 4eoat sASaliteH east ef inteEi
= "a el- Nafd to sstealies aiaa titen 80
si'4-A@e 10 talse inst tse aei ~ Sheepu
$50 .sti reg vil, aus wes wRTai fOrs
1cetn esl,as Root creek
"a aE ta Allrs ri iiBitasa y survey, "
- Au 4pietad v several years ago bl
: ssP~s'e.s antw tea q twprEsenl Wnii til
s,AsN States bteloalea survey uai
: ~ iAee an naee et the -trest Earsi
: s%sl4-4oas3 % TepnfL lss tn 4 ne nAaCiss ot rth (
t nls III OH the fIs error rfor act
-4'-s =, nes'essa atg EIa lar ios be inoiads
--Ait itAs tseribsd ~ rlrs k1o~aes aF
iAo s9e & ! 81 Il III the ptti1tiC aon
y a. ~ 4 eep > nay 20 es y iffaralWG
y 0bsts tlaH Afahs bones eaar run
ee Cs ltE 81 At ENaslge mi since stl
+ ~ ai- tath { zisF rren ane tnff0ssioie
--1-r iva rons thea caaIid easily be
1sfa en- Elfe5 4aus lands ia All the
A-ltt Z 1Fesass inipos esl ter nation
= lLo Y tlesA Hpa notea aiI aver abb
3-A4l & 5 atesH afd Eesrn- ans stzurope
-q-A4s lausala scente attraction
! & 4ss4f fantaStic Eeroaei sarmailon
91le a. leautttsrs eoiv a9sf and vsta
9sA 2 effects They are ricn ia
naaisa OF eafts, spa atalnais, yl
1sart-tx ola aorans pnea,taaea.
ila ansa iihet area at The gyYe5'
seciissas is. aasy -sss1- ;sfsfrcss
aEs l@enesa pselit etttiris1 ferisuprC
tIors t3lezees se iftszs1Dsa ses travel
TEs plzzT ne plans Of the Z sotussica
nez ze siaeiulte tnesmaktz ffErfos a. q
Ff c.: { :::::;::' : g: 6: E: {: !: :
seE IToieCEz1 rben Bad Ianftsz3
sarE wa5Parkrwolaoonring tlUusancs
a.. e..ea Istsz -actr " ear into Laoirtn
- - ~ rfosf ur Yhpme woulus comt
Z 8Fv htap ssta ~, ghts esing E1ath'
ss Hills
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riiifsseaiut1rand
AfasteMaSee &c !

Z siosa FANS. sep, l3F--A teisgFam
aer IN AGeerge sc Fetstteaee granl
/ seeretadys el ths assottth Dakota MA
ssnie lod sesStltir gnofninsl announc
Aa he lRaihv "a Is Fiease Sunday of
ngadEH JOIN A siesseTCls graad nas-
"a Oh the lougesaia be stats tie was
"a " eats oiaz ssa was weii knogn
here, aRa yang tsia atsle eornerstora of
EThe Y. "A. Gs ~ building heFee last
spT iag7 sa artacniars of he death
wers leastvea skeepi thai the fiTreGr
gai Ate Filesa ~ RleIfv Tuesday,
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Dsait ar sfsssrRe e

i'm have

Mf 5ioasS & irg. sept 10.---Tnt
wzs gasi- a bouta ne asaas S tafttia
% an spflnA1inE of all grad sssr
Ass<@Sse STOOD at 1890 s9'he bnls
aalvFm silippias hosss soiGlsg at zsS
.ssrS. afs8ss saaa ts1e 0acken n3E "
Hi1ns tsr. r.zDndSs5szss Sc yerat oiaaso~l
Il hflooaas seil siown aoss y esnan fex
4 rtyars sssr shaF III eex zIi|a AT q mar
Reporrs - . anrasanA sates took AT q i !
aart tliestP Prz2E wo raal thrifty Dan'
iFsrr an, sia = sii5ssffs avrsisiii5 sfDisaa 81
lttas. tns brunEhsg 8u1H eanesa 9th err ~
sa1& zxIssold aEn q 0so0gand 1926.
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{ l,gE#HI T'0IEiNpE ESrfNSEss
GRHT9YEA EAtlU1f.l]rGt.nl
at ssflitst,s 4 5asaii tsss
fE 40 l4Nf4sSsai. ~ SEsA S II s
aEg 600.

the e91a1Es eQBHli ssioners
= ltIee as essen the latter
aat y aah wDT se4 ever ths
l9r tae easlaag gear aia alteI
9Aia ions Ael .nF several fans
cempGa "a found tAat cons!
REDUCTION "a sac sARease ace
saIied. asy ligsled 0H th
81 three anu three teA as IN
o9ta y eogatg ana state levy.
lh 1920 tie seHeral yaiua
al RreRertE il the 90 AMY was
.azs43 9f7 sl4, IAis has be,
ID eoTs49 S03,134.
! Ae beara n4aae tht seaIlY
eE at,ugs a tnIto~a General
3 1.0Vgs 6riage tund. s.
t1ads so ace satarIes fl5,l
hletiisHs Ren ca tund ts90C
q ree uniion Of aS49 9De over I
eeding year.
Tbs axpaEers Of the coun
sll Ee.s feei gEa teiHll IoE tAe L
- 9ease ot conducting the
business, specially in these
when tale fafmlag interests
aIs hisii proaag Ion aHd 50
if0ar itIaiH iSeil farm values
Ot4lef counties IA ihe sta
.an > loaisr a q redQne the ainot
; eal ~ tak % a 90 o. where il
p4naiE several Aays ucoeede1
tag just What he iecal bosF
announced
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RepuckeseudfRte III is
MurdAG Graee Coma

chsags. GAaea gos Seut. 3 E-seaE
zutazoz AL tea4olsiae meelia nAes Who \
tazf= =sss=zcen fessee ne eiaedtIaraesr "
"a sAa x .ns Lle ~ nraeH VI Bernard Y
an5 CzrIaad GaEl Aasaus >, tedag II
his ennfssa sals soslass ien asa en taken b
sHex1s SsiAtsnI Ssstes attorney Whs
refused tfeiasaa 10 aftaAa his=signasu
eonE#sz con IassaenarsHa Esfesshsos
aE sln p licassaa hs saaa Issae
b4eansa sbecauseslt ii is lie
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Am 2 sept Is United Sta
= e.i,sAot AofbeeA and lamilys pas
sa1Q Qts- AeEe anvoute 90 tbeir IN
"A Red1ieid lor, 4 brief ylsit b.f
79 ae On - WasAilst0a, where fI
aFiA speGd the wiptag. ags Aors
and lAe cAtsdFeQ AaYa been spaud
* -uAAer q tAe stale purs o
e,4tl al4E Y, WhpEe taey Weno imned
" g e2n atol last week.
senator Aorbeek is sctting :,
lollably settled u his work in
senates D1t Aas enjoyed greatly
AIlsI Yaeatiols W.tA, tle opportua
~ gives Asa- ot seems sauth Dak
folks again.
IN talking with l1Ieaas here Sc
toE Aofbeck sad 9e-al gspee
basy session u congress wLea Il .
-ssiles 4gaih secn. Mueh .egislat
.i%s ALREADY geeH Accomplished,
y a@ssts q ssl9as Importance aFa
20 DC aisposed OF There alllss
selae Eeiiet lso4a tAe burdens OF 1
= l.gar 2 ~ thege mast also be Fal
laf ehe * rteultaIal ustarests 81
&c E!l1 "a Qh We sAaA al Interests
ne % III ry os We SHAH al be ru
Cd these- prob ielasz are Iarsa 10
NOT ~ be solved nlIrhaAa, brt 4
ate reeeiEias tAe seriogs- loasaI4
Ion ot she present administrator
! ala returning - nay work
tFesAsd by a sisii 10. the- state pa
sometime ehin4 tbe people
South Daisots AaEaly rsslize wha
.W.aaeiiui recEeatiea ground ii
t.av n tae statet paris Il .A "
one "a the bee qfE spots OF Jhe WI
sotlttt - se'e - tAa yeFy near on
tslaels A.lls, a e9uatrE thatIs just
sianias ~ 5e appreciated ay touri
tF9nle everywhere.
Hllessssssts AigisHaE commission
SWING eafstti attention 10 =the ros
tRs her paF Iiley are 9eing r,
ap "A line shape aad neWa ones
being s9gstruetea al the hne 4
las 5reue at more visitoras 10 (
ps14ts tlis " eaE nan eBer before, a
- > - - % say Aat neAtr = asf ia,
W. Bs q a-4afEeg erQHa- ham szef
! & s,fnRe that- shaA=atEEgs be al
- spend "a pas "a each s6aE ia= /
pairs, We usually rene cott
thefer which Eny taahg eleHp
through tAe saiAmeE nontAs q
*nieh ain abler 10 See occasional
Pfese1tig We exRect to sHild be
Ne sttatnI5 e15ey eafz sam mers
tisfs HATS Very much
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REIlNasDHGtl IllR0Al
emr
RATESllksRIAfBl1TE,l
BIC say isia SatIhSgs EeF ssIIfFFsfss WEST
OF Mss t1t4fs u tSrsatFRI RIVER.

wesh Er .asalGgton1 rSepts ---Railroad
zzga sz rats sed4e iogs On livestock ST. -
@szts On msnts CIV v-Hlidd dle-wsst territory be-
sweez Tween The Missouri I1yer. anpsftns
EoeEg .tsooayr N e4iatainsu whicA will save
shippers .sAlpRers- zen m.l.ioa collars annlialfv
w4cs apE eeIe sppnogea " tAe-IntsFztate Com
z-e~cz 4aafee caIaILsssion today
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AesydAre Idle
Tn Garfnarsf

Ieland SeMs l.5s ACCORDING
tasl alsn Doenitsg of RiohfLela i
shsps ~ae recently retaHned z
CreElaaily y, yEAene ne sDsat IL ans
relasss esf acre Fafe a. 1,
ole men iii- Gefmsay, Bai- IA lll 81
.baeomin ; se sed ana wB be bRt
.ae aaEmaE oond5 saa ME yeas oi
tie more.
Money ls tAe cheap rthing
IteI1aanE to1aE as the cnstngaS
.slooassi risA flata paper iaeRey is
during Lac va Eala tAE. is0enitz
ole ms shat business eoas4ti galf
slew = 4 SET laGa aaaA Astsfa Rr va
sis seea use soisi4 ana 90 - coins
not ia circulation.
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american -
serapsASeafefllisat eeag0tects
nployees -
iflarRn atarnlessn lNet0sh Patch

! SRarkeT5 SEM lS--A ssfoFLjfLel
i il1e Oh sateh - one aA tiae aevelliess
RMS vninity AZ A. located b1'
/ aas eno mites noi4 hseEt Of hss ci
assaas . owned by tlse hlay broiheEe
ta 4ie sHath eEs lac ave IA hen- due pl
eautaoHsto protect theaa pl0per
4fogh n aV.es ans We adals ay static
tlag a. arasin en- a soass he Epatch, WI
isLa lsse HIeas al aight iilz Watching Fl
/ the veuia-be raiders AFuv
gAtRhthe patch Iss = lar grs stepe ee1 70
ssiRpl ieas " ttl saenls necessities Ak
cpafa talls tof steeping alaa- eating
J Fitsaa Hg toa one os sIoFe snardsme
1 Neaa ne seRve isss aeta rtoWer,z ~
EHpoh t4liss tpwee. lss laoanied 4 III
] stsrisig spatl ghl siaaa lssgBeFs Lie. ~
/ Aae On paaelR aGa Dc eats ana lara
for a dlssssnes of eaue
ImoTe miles. Il
se- At afght saf teAli aaeys the sp0tIig
sw eepa tste eusasss aiaring into Il
pstnoewr. llsttlns "a tAe I'll 4
pfeseis aasigeaay ana roasss ID. sesTs
OF sos asfinB -faaTaudef wlO III
! yentafsst to aaaeN ssolae melcu4.s :.
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assslrlsef 4 saen For
$50 Fse0AF eteasi !
Head
II % 1 |

Eer Aews A9rks sepa lSr -galmly ad-
hni Iaae taat aeg~ass pEpfesslonal
Fmpfaatsr jos se Rn a es, aaias Joseph
Z Z q aaIls sisvy ester 1as stola Detective
SeFgsant iascAItti, passthe ItaliaZ
ted "a ElaR e ne a "a sAAAl 81 tlilee n.en
eaos a fTega IA r sfeas OF. $50 eael-am !.
FesAs soa1sssioa 40 assen ia 3 sl1elkA Apy
tkfaEsts Fents inar WIG adpfittea- aains
O. naenabsFsoefsa ssEeasly aor gaai 10
ssaass q q q ~ 600 naongfH bout aAs o.
1lsstaOf aaes sa nasseaa law daxS as ).
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TS8Tl PAY 4
Lh
3ANS1RAFi|RlFGf #It
CHrassss n GsfA AaD, nIaa JyfpN ffss
.0alsD sf0ssIa r ps i<aREs BE-
Sy TD0hsy r7rsa VIZ HER RE
TTHSEDTURNED. fx.a
Goih 4 Gafgr After
Pot 0T0Gf

3. sAicagoS sept lo.--Fhe quest
oig sst1sst ~ tea ttys g9eduwife IS wo
Las been bfoagaer Up gHiIt by
action ei William Deraet4olloufo
af4to aefssed 10 paw o. GOO rans
! y get ehlfzpFiieb a04t from aer abdr
ors.
b AtA4lana aBp 7alsa IN T4ua
obs seiat 9tkay & aad as+1a q war;
-err6us tsnenauCuinss Aaliiarf 5
-o.tss- appfoae Isot him sasoay ~
sha puE tile Pf opos tsaoh tap tc n
have yoat " IT, safe tEas. eft j
n * coz Rcrosa with ss00A
giass here ilaett. ~ Elar v isss TT y
tfer myself.
e Whats a. hausandF aoaal r.
-wIfsE -AitlaHf Responded ssf -
waVt ies.a Aosf can keep hers
lhen, heEags. u rs Dokea q re-
ser agsins mis- rabs anst said sfat
less 1iiiisnf pruaurd the s. GOO
wouio shogt ssina. after so4re ftif.t
.arsanlent dius beat Hlh ana over
head rith the revolver aaa tlfen
away
d. wantns Warrant beeanse
.st oie yoHls Sias : asked Judge ,
obs. &
Mo- bsesursa he dareatened
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husband. 81 watt net Dry anyAs
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Wanted to Flight Wildcats.

william NJ. Knight addressed a
crowd of negroes on the circus
grounds at Louisville.
He described himself as an ''an-
nihilator" and killer" and offered
TO do combat with all the wildcats in
the circus menagerie. predicting a
direful outcome for the wildcats.
Furthermore, he challenged anyone
In his audience to gainsay that he
was the "gamest gamecock" on those
grounds. Copious draughts of witch
hazel, he said, had made him what
he was, and he was about to expound
further on the rejuvenating effects of
that beverage when n policeman took
him away on charges of drunkenness
and disorderly conduct.-Louisville
Courier-J ournal.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-10-14
ARMS DELEGATES
OF u. s. WORKING
SOME EXPERTS WILL BE ADDED
TO PERSONNEL OF AMERI-
CAN COUNCIL.
EASY SUBJECTS FIRST
PRESIDENT HARDING WILL TAKE
ACTIVE PART IN PREPARA-
TORY STAGES.
twe.tern Newspaper Union Ns.. Service. J


Washington.-The American dele
CATION to the armament conference
has begun its duties here by a general
survey OF the international situation
into which 1t is to embark.
At the meeting, which brought the
four delegates together for the first
time since their selection, data gath
cred from diplomatic. military and
naval sources was laid on the table,
and a preliminary effort made to
predicate upon 1t the broad princi-
pies of this governments position in
the armament negotiations.
1t is expected to be one of many
consultations of the delegation in
preparation for the opening of the
conference. President Harding will
take an active role in the prepara-
tory stages, and probably will par
ticipate in some of the delegates
meetings. Military and naval experts
are to be questioned about the data
they submit. and an effort made to
provide the American representa-
tives beforehand with comprehen-
sive understanding of the task con-
fronting them.
The call for the meeting was is
sued by Secretary Hughes, head of
the delegation. Elihu Root, former
secretary of state, is expected to de-
vote most of his attention hence
forth to the work of the approach
ing conference, and Senators Lodge
and Underwood plan to make the
conference preparations their first
concern.
Four general subjects are expected
to hold the attention of the delegates
First, there will be broad state
ment of the national policies for
which this government feels bound
to stand during negotiations. A
compilation of information as to the
exact status of Far Eastern ques-
tions is to be submitted as a step
toward fully advising the delegates,
and data as to the military and ma
val situations will be taken up under
separate headings.
With these four things in mind,
the delegation is likely to thrash out
ways and means toward the accom-
PHSiiiSh' Win WHICH inc dIuudneut
conference is charged. Later meet
ings are expected to become more
frequent as the delegates become
better acquainted with the ques-
tions.
1t is probable outside members of
the advisory commission will be called
in as the work of the delegation pro-
gresseS President Harding has indj-
Gated that about dozen members
would sit on this commission, with
perhaps half the membership devoted
to the army and navy. 1t was said at
the White House that selection of the
members had not been completed al
though 1t was hoped to have the en-
tire personnel chosen within a few
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