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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-28
The Theatres
MUIR RAY.

VIZ
Kate Curtis and Heath Desmond
forgot about clocks while they were
telling each other fairy stories in
Oslscot- They planned woodland
retreat for their life and love together
where ther should be no clocks at all.
The fairy story scenes in Cousin
Kate" an Alice Joyce special Vita
graph production, which is at the Muir
ray theater starting Thursday, are re-
plete with rare charm. All the quail
ties that served to make the original
Charles Frohman play by Herbert
Henry Davies for many years one OF
The most popular dramas on the
spoken stage have been preserved in
the motion nicture version.
MURRETTE
A staff of engineers were employed
by Director Dell Henderson to do con-
struction work while he was making
Dynamite Allen" smashing dra-
matte story Of the mines of Pennsyl
vana, starring the brilliant young
William Fox actor, George Walsh,
which comes to the Murrette Theatre
2or three-days engagement, starting
Thursday.
The story called for the flooding of
a mine; and the mine being located
a considerable distance from a river,
it was necessary for the engineers to
construct a giant sluice to carry the
water from the river to the mine. The
staff worked with a score of laborers
day and night for nearly two weeks
before the big waterway was finally
completed Thousands of dollars were
spent in the construction work to add
realism to this William Fox produc-
tion-only to be blown TO atoms for a
thrilling climax.
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HAGERSTOWN SCHOOL
! PUPILS GRADUATED
WEDNESDAY EVENING

HAGERSTOWN. Ind. April rs
The Hagerstown public schools will
close this week. Special programs
were rendered in the grade rooms
Monday. Wednesday promotion cards
were to be given out, and Wednesday,
night the high school commencement
exercises were held in the opera house
Rev. B. A. Hartley delivered the bac.
calaureate sermon Sunday night at the
Christian church. The commencement
address was delivered by Rev. j. j
Rae. Of Richmond The alumni ban,
ouet will be held Thursday night in
the opera house.
The following are members Of the
senior class of the Hagerstown high
school: Vellet Benbow, Lola Duggins
Mildred Hays, Louise Hover. Bessie
Jones, George Leavell, Dudley Lontz
Ruth Mckinnin, Eugene May, Jesse
Murray, Estella Purdy. Juanita Root
Donald Teetor. and Blanche Temple.
County |. o. o. z. Meeting.
On Saturday evening. April so at
o'clock, the encampnent I. 0. o. F. OF
Wayne County will meet at the town
hall in county meeting at Centerville
The HaeerstoWn lodge is making ar
IduSeIueuLS 10 10. lie following COLI
mittee was appointed to look after
ways: James Stewart, l. D. Rath
Theo. Maginske, Forest knose, and
William Hamilton.
jefferson School Exercises.
The annual commencement exercises
of the Jefferson Township schools will
be held Friday evening at o'clock al
the I. o. .. F. hall. Following is the
program: Music; Invocation, Rev. Os
car Working: Piano solo, Eleanor
Wissler; Glass address, Prof. Othc
Winger. president Of Manchester col
lege; Community songs by audience
nled by Prof Philip Gates: Presentation
of diplomas. Snpt C. o. Williams
Vocal solo. Prof Philip Gates; Bene
diction, Rev. Oscar Working. The
music will be by the Hagerstown Boys
Bard.
The graduates are: Leonard Gully
Hazel l.. Dennis. Hannah Woolard
Nancy r. Raffe, Martha A. Allen, Rutl
z. Pitman. Guy Scrugss, Mary e. Rine
hart, Eleanor Wissler Vera May
Knorp, Cyril W. Strickler. Lelan G
Yoke. Richard Boharnon, Carl Scruggs
and Lawrence M. Pitman.
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Suburban

WEST MANCHESTER. O.-Mr. and
Mrs J. f. Turner, who spent the win
ter at Port Orange. Fla, arrived here
enroute to their home at Troy, o.
They will remain here for a short
visit with their son, L. NJ. Turner,
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stuart
and family, OF Williamsport, and Mrs.
Lulu Kendig, of indianapolis, called on
Mrs. Cora Leas and daughter. Mary,
and Mr. and Mrs. Curt Stevenson Sun
day afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
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CUT THIS OUT IT'S WORTH MONEY
Cut out this slip, enclose with SC and
mail 1t to Foley & Co. 1885 Sheffield
Ave. Chicago. Ill. writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and Group: Foley Kidney
Pills for pains in sides and back; rheu-
matism backache. kidney and bladder
ailments: and Foley Cathartic Tablets
ing cathartic for constipation. bilious
ness. headaches, and sluggish bowels
A 6. Luken & Co. 626-62S Main.-Ad-
vertiSement.
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town, Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
White and mother and Miss Eunice
Cosand, of Newcastle. called on Aunt
Martha Wilson at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Byba, Sunday afternoon
Frank Huddleston and family moved
to their new home in Cambridge City,
Monday. :. Mr.. William Ayers and
Harry Hunt of Connersville, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Stewart ........ Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Tony and daughter of Richmond
spent the week end here with rela-
tives and friends
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DUBLIN, Ind. - Preaching services
at the Friends church Sunday morning
and evening. At the NJ. E. church at
1880 a. m. At the U. B. church at 7
D. M . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers
received "A message Monday telling
them that Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hay
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FINANCIAL.


FIN ANCIAl.
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hhI ' "i'.' I.' .'.. h.HN" Irut .iH''.
Dave .''| '"'. .u1 Eastman
,tf.f u E..H f.pn. population $1,000.
n' '' ..". '.. I'".. ..r.'' I'n. NIdI'n'
''. .'' ".'
FOR eNII l.u'.f haUs. au1 ls.d
H'u.. uuF .u. u hu'mIuE ou town OF
.'' ."'ns '"' business. ,n,'p '.n'
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gutu,,. ,r,.,,uI Dt.s
" ~ lI.' f.,,''' t''nR '".." '.,,,
.oI.. .,.n ..iI b.n.u' NIdt'.. Il.N. ~.
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,
'.'''.'N '''''''''
iIl,n 4" ." ''l'l UNIV I", n"n ''
WIN .,O," ,'r''' .,,
'"',N '''"' ''''
'''u" "r trade. r"oi huaino0s '"dar ~
lGRu'llN aud ir,d siuto Tor Hllr aud
uuy ruul truck. can usaEo sola.
u,~tII.i.i. sam. .tt,,,,,,,. ,.I.
Oklahoma
u,.,t ,,.,,... ..,.... ..,
! '',. '''' '' 't'I N,"'.'s -' ''. No
| D., s.,d t,,i" ,.'' ',',''', ~" W ,
| .mfet,fiB. and tn eo"5 homes rorg,ry in
| ,',. t, e. -n 80, nan "uN''a ,i ~
can be- bouEht et n b.,rF.Iu .n pa,nsnts.
| win ,ssb ra,,u,rt in,,r' N4itn no AZ lIg'
! ID Okmuierr IiIdg ,r rboo. foea DlIn,,i.
eoc. okla. George g. Nouncuu
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WANTED live wire aslosusu. good op.
portunitv Tor right party. references tc.
puitrd. American Sheet Metal co., 2tl
g. FlgIn.
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WANTED SOLICITOR and collector for out
NJ town work. IuHVraurr experience
Cssaryt good salary 10 right man. -.
4. Hughes superintendent. L3l .AZ central
National Bank Bldg.
GOOD OPENING Tor Am experienced real
estate or Insurance man must have
good references Pickering a. Harm, 900
10 Bliss Bldg.
WANTED Reliable man tp take charge
- our gasoline station and auto supply
store here iu Tulsa. You must be ahle
pay you $3.50 pet month salary besides
your share OF profits NuinWutfrn Equip
Went Go. Room 3. Holland BIdg, phone
Usage sg2.
WANTED Reliable bookEreu'r ~ -rt-
tied habits for small mercantile lus..
ness. must have good telephone person
aIIty,' give lst previous employer. rBI.
airy wanted. qualifications. mo- appiIna.
ton coua.drrod without This Information.
Address al - carr World
WANTED THr,n wh,G boys. Murpny
Mossorc'r Service 100 r Main rear
WANTED. .Mrat cutter Gail -l sl- b..
Third.
HELP WASTED FEMALE 50
WANTED. on. for general Huu#'tufE and
h'lp with children. no puariors. Phone
cedar -lMf.
WANTED. srtil,d White girl for general
houscwpra. must b. good coos. Osago
3'o7 or ..l lasrrr
WA>TII. .HT0. ur four girls under
seven s.ars 20 hoard and car" f.r
through ..wuar. good country home AIr
dress .ns. H World.
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HNR,'AiN

Furniture fur sale lu strictly modern
apartment. good location. the apart.
urri has fDur rooms, lauudr, i1 base
mauf and veil arranged furniture .H
mostly rlftsssIan walnut. wilton velvet
rugs. new NDsu plano. everything complete
IutIud ms SbIuuNaIc. the price nu this Ff
.o.a than ono ha'f value apartment rents
lYT 500, wC have other good bargains
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HOUSEHOLD Goops

.Hr fNn l,uI.U. f|,a N.rra Npar'
.nf. tHou I.f.s r. u.ut,.. CORNER of
,N.Hi .tUunH
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uINTINC Am m NuING

CALL !. a. BDNIUIGUT
THE OrEN SHOP PLUMBER
For plumbing steam. Eps fttiug and re
uA-L e-IIA IhnMn n.aEn NnNn-
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BUSINESS SERVICE

pHlssNAKrNG. prices reasonable Cedar
1'h Il.t 70 lI'N AND rNllIl
,TNINn ~ NI'tN ,N[h llk 0li'l
''-.'' ...N .in ''.'' "''.''
Rsf'tHuF md ..Ilt.r. $40 rrsf.f. tI.a
largest plant of pI.,t.rg ,rtT.stIrs r.u.
.4ttf,UinE u.rE.rg t.tt.u ,,yrI.Tg aud
button holes 400 tho sputlV..t Mau ur.
drrs solicited. Established responsibility
1910 Rooms .....H, tn.II tIuuI Robin.
pRgssNAkI>,, .f .I tiuds. pr,.,, r,..
s,nat', 0ssra r5fe
Tulsa -ptlr.s,,,I,t>, "p,ur,u4
aur q ,TuU1r
sItor aud t.tl puorr O.4re aIfA
Al. .i,,,.,,.. .., .,....,.....
,,ps ,.....,.,..
"a ", W. ,u" '"ns "'l'' .'"h
".' won" tu" N"'''o. ''''H -. Nam.
INlL'Nhh HullE coats "nd at'ss'a. ON
ma. '"' '''""" A'"'. "D"' '''
iiiNrING AND rIt NHING -
CALL. A. RoArpiGuT.
TuE OrEN SuoP PLUMBER
VAR work Phone Oaago sag'.
unN,N. n.,,,,,, "a
..r.,,.,
c,,,s I'm c,,,,w" ,yw Ll,,'s -" vu ,r.l uu,Nns s
co. Phone Usage ti7-its
PAINTING AND DECOR\TISG "a
........-...
w. a. THOMPSON
ihlhi'hg, Itp"rhHugluE and drcorHtinE,
E'i my pflc"7. they are low. t"dHr ''tt
PAINriNG papprhaurIug decorating
f,.t rsss tIIy tiI'n SnnS, Wp,S ''PS ,n
Usage i3tt 4 E cosby.
LEFT as l, -y,,lr ip---I, mining ,t ,r,
~ ', ' s."' 'u.,I P"'I 'l"t "I '.F
, -, ,,, '"n '."n u, pnn'"'
''t "'' ~" '''N. W N"' "..'' "N ~
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BOARD AND ROOMS
MOONS wtrII nnARi

SLEEPING rOU'U uud bedroom. lovely
homo. references Address -tH -. caro-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15

Gas RANCE library table. phonogra pm
porch ewing buffet, china closet. rock
orH. round Table. kitchen table. kitchen
cabinet beds dresser refrigerator. rug,
floor lamp. lllo T.. Fostoria. Phone
traEl HbIt.
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Do In need ot ntst. class capable head
ssl'sIsdN tor their garment section to
ono Who has the necessary qualifications
H splendid position ts offered ptcfrr
party who knows Tho Nyw Nurt market.
apply by letter giving tuI particulars. to
li"N atN.D, core Nurld
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-15

,,Ihnak, N.. 5ls--rwo Hght housekcep-
s -1-l.- In basement. Usage 1855.
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FINANCIAL
BTsINrs. OrpOHrrNITIrs

FOR aALE---Drr- half interest Iu ts'ab.
HrErd uusIutH#t big opportunity FOR
hustler. 5000 NN' handle prupga.tl0u.
pAou. OHasa Cl-6 II, .s ,...-.s.,.---
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BUSINESS SERVICE



COUNTRY Wanted, pIastcttuE aud mason
WORK. loo country HuM Usage o'.
CARPENTER WDRk by day or contract.
ih" Norh guaranteed. 1saFo 1850.
NNN CLOCK repaired Tor 81. 7l0 w..
Arcl'r Phone l737 k
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING done at
Your home. &l2o per hour, no years cN
potIcuc". 'spE" STOOL.
LENKN ROOFS
let mo hy your Ioaky roof prices rea.
sontblc. oil work Euarsnsoed. Phone
cedar lH'
WINDOW WAsHING.,ut prices. house
windows l.is cents both sides. store
fronts 80 cent. ossso 652i.
MATTRESSES renovated and recovered.
81. We rcfe't old fclt mattresses, all
work guaranteed, Porter Mattress co,
phouo 1895.
WALL PAPER cleaned. tull Usage
Gas stoves and furniture repairing. Usage
i7al. 'o6 W. PARK. Jcsse Hodges.
WINDOW WASHERS. woodwork or wall.
paper cleaning floors waNcd and pot.
ished. osage l.20.J.
WANTED--Carpenter repairing. connect
ing gss stoves, general handy man.
nsage 2l.i.
FlRST. CLASS work on AN mako cars
price right =. -. Repair shop. 900
T. Fourth
WINDOWS and woodwork waahed. re-
scIoculuE the American way. Usage
Ct27
FOR CEMENT WORK. walks. driveway.
steps and walls. plasteriug ana sturCo
an work guaranteed, By bonded Contrac-
tor. Cedar go.
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LIVE STOCK


St>GfNG cauarle4. parrots. goldfish. pups.
Hhipprd talslog free. X. e.. BIRD Store,
EsuaU tIty. so.
TpN rALI .Ihrro months old Airdhle
puppies none better, 'cal show dogs
uI4u pet rabbits. HII sifas Hud prices. can
Daarr $3.50. Geo. Williams. Federal ~.
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w,>r,u-.ro no,,now
INSTRUCTION.

Ipt CAIIoNAL ANp MUSICAL ~
Eh TEACHER wishes grammar grade
pupils. VIII tuuch any ur all sublccth
terms reasonable, wiil also holp adults
with bookkeeping evenings. Usage i722
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CURED ana furnished. dht u. 'Hro world.
WANTED live wiro saIcsm,u. good op.
poHtuniiv for night party, references ro.
guiIcd. American Sheet Metal CO., 2ll
.. Elgin.
Can ~ two h.gh-class sulcamcn. tho
nav is good. also rapid promotion for
ihe right wau. So" mauagor. 22o y. Third.
AGENTs 20 sell patented knlfo sharpcner.
u. j. forrcs', ~ Reno okla
SITUATIONS wANTED-MhLE te
suOE SALESMAN thoroughly oypctlcnc-
.a wanu "orh 'nwpel'ni ln oli de-
reliable. best reference Ilf T.. Sixteenth
Si. Tulsa, Okla.
SENIOR ACoOuNTANT doa.ros position.
married, 3s years old good references.
Address 3l6 y. cor" world.
SrENOGHApIiEH HOOkKEErEH open
70. G.. Broot-
WANTED Position Boy strong young oR.
porirurod truck driver. know the CITY
well. osago SEQ Kcnuody
WANTED. Hy Young man housekeeping
work. Albert Allsworth. rhoue Usage 81
GOOD LNChpRYMA wants fpur days.
WORT Can psage Gtsl.
nOoKkEEPEH. Fourteen years o,po.
uenrn. wants position with uu or pipe
I'u" company OF out uf town first class
references fddrcs- EoN 1907.
WANIEb Ian'"r york l"r Office ar
apartment; had five years of eEso.
rioncc can Usage lg5i.t
POSITION WNNTgu tv Young marred
man. good habits. railroad uuu gu
business experience. bral of references .
can furnish Ford delivery ,sr Address
.t..b caro- world
a Careful. experienced drt,r froru
Kansas 1IH. desires o. position with
right parti"r. aN.p cate W"r1.
BOOKKEEPEH uud uocourtaut beet uf
city rri'r'u''s. 'rdHr Ithi.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS FOK RENT rtRNIS,IEn y;


hooMN FOR RENT FURNISHED "
FOR REST Furnished front ralm pr..
,,v,''e v''e home private entrance one or
,No gentlemen employed. r' nihDg
.'''.''-. s'lih side. close iu lf " Iantn
NICELY furnished .Ieattrr rUtu. .vr,.if.
fo bath. south slide. Cedar .si
MARY uptrENtN Ann ,..
sleeping room ,6- rs1ti,r,r ,'',.,. .,
D.. u. Usage 500.
ONE large furnished room rr t.rt. ag..
IS Msyhon oasEe ltr..
ONE niccl, furnished sleeping room with
bath ossgc N.ti.T
Ing room ver, ,.a.s IN south .,is. p-
VAT" entrance. sN srEo vuHrvs. south.
reasonable. references Dssra aats
FOR RENT Two rru'rs SUN rtf.ur and
bedroom. h'au' fully flrr'.uei Iu ma
n"FtuH. adjoining hsfh. private entrance.
inc location u' other room..s. breakfast
II desired, Cedar li-t. 81 per week
GUTHRIE X ssq >.. ...... ..
private nome. oarr t..tr
JUS" ONE -Iarg, .,..,. f.,,..,. ..,....
ing bath. Ossgr .4tt '"i''".
rltiUn
@ H.'sauHh iufnifhtd
90" ''' TWO gentlemen "' couple Usage
" "'''''. . 'u' l"1 pheasant HIoopinE
,r'''tsN. .tN'| ".'"r'''d. modern suit
~, w" ''' '.'"''..
se,ping room five windows clothes
49,, a" n,,u''n con nN,nlent"s, pti'Ht'
y m or sundaya '' '''''
~ ELN room. adjoining bath. private
Usage btst'i '''' ''"'"""o''
'', 49, 49, " - L'"adI. ..'.p'Nk room Ton
IN, ",'' ~, Wo. ,'sas' 80 .......-
1ras, ~ ChNIS'i ,I.,Nl I'D ROOM modern
'i'. -. .i'' '.'7.."" "''. usage 1851.
ron RrN1. ~.,.i, ,,-,..t., ....,,.....
r,op t.F HL9 .,.'' -.y, .,'s,
floors private .ntr,r,s' ,,f.r,5,..s ',' ',l
puned. Phone Usage s6ts
Az IDEAL HOMIE Tor ono 90 two peufIr-
mcn who desire pleasant and attractive
surroundings, Two extra large. very
'aNilJ iurh'shed rooms. 'arh "i'h windows
on ihfc' sides in new lrvat" home. not
"a, a. Uu.' WIN 'N'IE n'',Iu 1'uN'uIrn''
Gst If ,ysntrd" rE,Sc E,nS ~ 49, 17s '''N'
as, 80, =, Wa"s,u' none N''E' ZOO.
h,,stnl.. ,,u,,,, y ""' is,H tH ,a.'. t'"u
fauTsnt in mis- rrs-nrs H., .'riinr
iTg hsc =" ,5 u,s" ,",ons i'' H'll,nt. 60
cali In person ma y. Ftrst 81 Long
lease. Phone Cedar 1853
ERTst,1 ~ ti..,s.,,, ,,,,- ,,,.,,,t
exposure. connecting bath. private fsfn,
lily. one or two gentlemen employed.
Cedar 1bti
CINCINNATI S.. iOlb--youpp ma, wants
roommate. rent fessonable OsaRe
G6g3
MODERN se,ptug room for rent In good
Iocation. lu urlv.te family Usage
s57S-R
t,f ,rl,,,f,
frant bedroom. olcg.btIy furn,sr,d al.
Joining bath. south exposure. slIIt,bie for
two. garage II desired cedar igit.
,.,5,,l<,,ss, .......,
sleeping room. osaEc ana
i-,p5sl, -, ,...i, ,.,-...-,.-,
',1,rr,r -, 80 it ~, ln' "'sl,u S'',."t ,'ol,
borIo. rsfsrsr,cs Sssr. taao '''
f,t,.T,,,,t., CO.. a..
',.''o,i,,.'piut, '"''" '"'
.,',s, ..gs, w, o'' 'S''
ht'H ~ - iuLh,shod sour s'ue ger
o,,'" 10y 80, ne , te4u'''r' P'''"''
= % ,'--,i'. 80
LARGE ground floor sleeping room.
'Hu' p pp'I "',n W nlil,o ueSN' v9"l w sun sun
gj - i s,,,, ~" ] 1'a,''
- So -. '' va ,,sa So '-'',
IHIkp. t' '.'T -Nlc' southeast steep
A., '"s son' szsso' ""' p'"''' !" ''"S'
-, -. gs"s " w. ----
CLOSE IN Two bedrooms ana sleeping
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urIr-MNIr on rIMNIT
sNlrsMrN An ,ul>rs

WANTED Speciality splrs conductors
men ~ abilty can make good cuuucr.
ton. Room 6o7 Kennedy rldg
I WANr 81 washing machine ralosmcn
who or" not afraid of work, I have
an interesting proposition Tor men ~
HhIitN. It you are lazy don't come tu
V"o me. % you want To- mako money.
SOC Mr. Galloway. 4 ", Fiftn. Apply BE-
tween and 100 H. w
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EMPLOYMENT.


WANTED--rwo bicycle boys this morn
ing Hurry Messenger 7l3 H. Fourth.
Statesmen WANTED Proposition merit
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Many Radical Plans.

Washington, June. 23.-Depart-
ment of Justice officials said tonight
they would communicate with their
New York office and with Detective
Sergeant J. J. Gegan, chief of the
bomb squad, to obtain all available
information on the reported seizure
more than a year ago from United
Russian Workers of the United Stat
es and Canada of documents con-
tanning plans for capture of Ameri'
can ships and their diversion to Rus
sian ports.
Raids upon communistic organiza'
tions in November, 1919, and in May
1920, officials said, had netted tons
of documents revealing many radical
plans but there were no schemes SC
far as they could recall.
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Watch the label on your paper.

Randleman ad found a Ford coupe
which was stolen from the Adluh
Milling company of Columbia May
13. Another Ford touring car belong
ing to G. C. Shealy of Batesburg was
seized at Randelman. At Ellerbe the
officers found Ford machine with
nickel plated radiator which was
stolen from Paul Morgan of Colum-
ola.
Sheriff Heise said yesterday that
an Essex car stolen at High Point
had been located at Cowpens. The
cars recovered so far are IL Fords,
one Essex, one Cadillac and one
Dodge touring car. It was said yes
terday that one Of the prisoners in
the county Jail had stated that he
could locate at least 20 stolen ma
chimes between Richmond and Jack
sonville.
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MISSING VESSELS
TRACED TO RUSSIA
THAT RADICALS MAY
HAVE HAD HAND IN DlSAP-
PEARANCE OF AMERICAN
SHIPS-CONFIDENTIAL SOUR
CES TELL OF ACTIVITIES.

New York, June 23.-Disappear'
ance at sea of several American ships
within the past few months was
linked by the New York police to-
night with plans, revealed to them in
a series of raids on radical head
quarters a year and half ago, for
the seizure of these vessels at sea
and their diversion to Russian Soviet
ports.
The police said they were informed
Through certain confidential sources
that officials of the Union of Russian
Workers of the United States and
Canada, an organization since brok-
en- up, had urged it's members who
were out of employment, especially
those with a knowledge of the sea,
to seek employment on American,
ships, overpower the other members
of the crew and direct the vessels to
Russia.
The identity of these confidential
sources" was not revealed by the po-
lice. All the information which came
into their possession, with the enor-
nous amount of literature and docu-
ments seized, they said, was turned
over to the Department. Of Justice.
So far as known these plans were
never put into execution prior to the
raids, but police said they formed the
chief subject of discussion at sew
eral secret meetings of the Russian
organization.
The, organization, police declared,
was composed largely Of Russian an
archists who used the labor union
movement as a camoufage. Their
headquarters were repeatedly raided
by the police during 1919 and 1920
and numerous arrests were made.
Eventually the majority of those ar
rested were deported to Russia, most
of them aboard the United States
army transport Buford.
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made payable to the chairman of the
Abbeville County Highway Commits
sion.
Plans, specifications and proposal
forms are on file at the Office of H.
B. Humbert, County Engineer, Abbe-
vile, S. c., and at the office of the
State Highway Engineer, Columbia,