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The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-09-17
CHISANA NEWS

Pete Eikland, who purchased N. P. Nelson s ground made the final payments before Mr. Nel- son left, having run into a rich spot while prospecting tfe ground.
 Ed. Briggen md Jack O'Hara are well pleased with their sum mers work on Big Eldorado,
 Percy Thornton, John Swan son and Carl Whitman on Little EIdorado havt also done well.
 N. and Mrs. Carl Whjtham are remaing in this winter, Mir Whitman having a considerable amount of ground to prospect.
 Toney McGettigan on No 10 ana Wright and LdrSOn on No l Bonanza have had good results.
 The old timer and weasel hunter bud Mckinney has bad the best summer for a number of years, having taken oIt a bunch of kale this season.
 Billy James and wife will al, so remain inside to develop his ground
 W. A. Johnson has left Chi sana disposing of his interests to Percy Thornton.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-09-17
POTHOLE BREAKS

The annual bursting of the Pot hole, that underground spring which bursts from under the glacier every fall, and throws a great geyser like body ofwater into the Kennecott river, boIled over last night. Although not such great volume of water as has been seen some former years, it is throwing over forty feet high today. It has been viewed and photographed by number of people. This is one of McCarthy's prize views and no one should miss it.
 Mrs. M. F. Radovan was in town from Dan Creek this week
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-09-17
TELEGRAPHIC IRELAND DECLARES HER
 INDEPENDENCE

London, Sept. l5 [reland has formally declared her independ ence and recognizes herself as a sovereign state. This is DelaVera < announcement.
 LIoyd George tonight telegraph ed DelaVera that all negotiations are off because of that declara- uons. The premier holds that such claims made another con ference as had been proposed, impossibiIity.
 London. Sept h. Tie papers are demanding that premier Lloyd George restore the Kings sovereignty in Ireland.
 Dublin Sept. r, Delavera tel e4raphed Lloyd George tonight demanding q new conference without conditions.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-09-17
ROAD COMMISSION NEWS

The work on the SUurdough roHd is progressing rapidly.
 The camp is now moved to point over four miles out and the grading to the site of the new bridge will be finished be- fore the snow flies.
 Assisting Gus Johnson in the good work are. M. $. JOrgenson, Jactl Bishop, Eric Lindberg, An drew Nelson, Harvey Ray, Jas Mcconnell, W. Myers, Peter $ Craig, MlKe Knowles, Warren Nelson, Jack Hayes, Albert Carlson, Jas Morris and Archie NJ cCombs, These are practically all old tuners in this section.
 The tractor makes. periodical visits to town, hauling freight etc.
 Morgan Pelkey and c. R. Sax. man are in char ge of the mess.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-09-17
NOTICE

As the administration of the estate of John Underwood, de- ceased, is under appeal to the District Court, 1 would advise all who have business with said estate to delay same until the case is settled.
 1 have paid all funeral expenses.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Underwood
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-09-17
FUNERAL of JUDGE SMITH

| FUNERAL of JUDGE SMITH
 The funeral of the late C. P. Smith took place last Tuesday.
 A short service With music was helC in the A. B. Hall.
 A large number of oldtimers were present to follow the re- mans Of their friend to his last resting place. -
 The funeral service was con. ducted by J. F. Hubrick. The p1ll bearers were: E. D. Gercl1in o, W. Brehmer, H. Ii. Mitchell, John Nelson, Dad Wakefield, J. D. F.Stevenson and Chas. Veuch.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-09-17
OF 10 Al. N FIBRE ST

Weane>aA l,> waS a very IT lucky d.N lo' N:muje Ander- on, while ar WIS cranking his automobile. the crank swung 'b1cE and struck his right arm, malling q cleHn break He is now under Dr.. GiIlASpi'eS care. but will be wetring his arm in sling for some time.
 Ralph RhoadeS arrived on the last train and will be with the Road Commission Crew this winter.
 Val and Harry Morrison, who have but recently arrived here from Kodiak, have leased the Golden Gale. and will be ready for business tomorrow morning.
 Dick WODum8n is making eX, tenSiVp additions to his resi- dence which will be two stories nlgn wen completed and in clude three extra rooms and a bath.
 Swan Gland was in town this week from his ranch. He is m good spirits since he discovered that the new SourdOugh road will go quite close to his place.
 Bill Henry was in town Wed nesday last, he has thirty ton of hay harvested, as well as a great amount of farm produce.
 Bill is prepared to winter horses at his ranch for S10OI for the season.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-09-17

THINGS ARE GETTING
 TOUGH IN AUSTRALIA Adelaide, Sept Is, Many resid- ent> of Australia are being i'm. pr,Soned upon then refusal tc pay taxes.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-09-17

LAST SAILING FOR NOME Seattle; Sept. Is. The last sail ing of the Victoria for Nome is scheduled for October 18th.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-09-17

Ralph RhoadeS arrived on the last train and will be with the Road Commission Crew this winter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
NEW MEXICO FARMERS
TO DRILL TEST WELL

sprelal 10 The Meas
PORTALEs. n. NJ, Jan. 2o-i.oose-
Welt county farmers have organized.
and will put down test well In the
Boyton Lake neighborhood, Is miles
south 81 Portalcs. under a very unique
plan. The company II known as the
Farmers Hazz oil Compnay. and viii
De drilled without a dollar 81 expense
In the way OF stock or wages. All Ia
Dor. including the drilling. has been
contributed. Coal and gas are contrib
uted. aud the only cash outlay VIII be
Tor rig and casing.
". q. Barton ~ Portales VIII start
the well with his iiinch hit and dril.
the first 500 feet while the standard
rig IN being shipped
Several geological surveys plac" OIL
bearing sand ~ from 200 TO 1000 feet IN
this ncighborhood.
Those putting In labor and supplies
vii share In the profits should u strike
h. made. and the losses should II prove
dry. hole.
Actual drilling viii begin April /.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
Psik Street Msihedist Episevpal
Church, South

Or. Henry y. Brooks. Pastor
s;s5 A. M.-Sunday school; Hon. =
=. Works. Superintendent.
uNo A. M.-sermon b. the Pastor.
Subject. Serving Tables"
$50 r. M.-Iunior League. Primary
Room: Mrs. p, :. Huckabee. Super.
intendent
800 y. - mediate League
Annex. Pro: an .lrs. Wise. supes.
tnfennents.
No service az the Dcandi Theaier
he,anse a. the desire 90 present the
conditions q the hungry and suffer
world.
s9e +. M.-senlor Epworth Leagus;
V. G. Neiherton. President.
zoe =. M.-Sermon by the pastor
Subject. future and Eternal Punish.
nient."
AZ both services the choir win ren
der special and appropriate music IN
der the direction u Prof. Emil r.
Myers.
We have been having a splendid
attendance NJ all Of our services. "
appreciate the attention and oo-opera.
ton given Us We shall always iry
20 use Il for the interests q our Lord >
Kingdom.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
Program For Christian EndeayOr 0f
First Christian Church.

Tho Christian EHdravor ~ the First
Christian Church will meet on sunday
afternoon AZ I O'Clock for the following
program.
subject" Christian Endcayor."
I.cnder-R1heri Brown.
SOuE-No. Us.
Invocation. -
business.
Scripture Reading-Amy GILL
Leaders outline u lesson.
What Chusiidn Endcavorl WIN do
Fer the Irdivldull'-Frcd Warren.
POSSIBILITIES % Christian Endcavor
IN Christian Fellowship Ad'
ANS.
Christian Endeayor and Friendshlu"
Slower Krug.
RendinC-Ellon Baily D!yon.
What Many Christian Endeavors do
For the ChurCh"-Alya Smith.
Possibilities 81 Serving Junior En-
deavors Plttman.
Current ews-Fmnc.s Hall. Maurice
Kinough. Ida Ala. Mcclure aud kaih'
crime smith.
song.
Mizuh
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Regular Meeting To be Held by Soiun'
teer hand Of Glsnwo0d Mission.

The Volunteer Band of the Glenwood
Mission will have is usual Sunday
School hour al ESQ o'clock sunday att
ernoon IN the church. Miss Merriok.
who has been IN for some time. hut
who Is now much improved. will have
charg. g the class. All members are
urged 10 attend as number II impor-
tart business matters will b. taken up
and settled az tins meeting.
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second baptist Church

az y. lt'itt
T.ilc -hool-Yi.i \ M,
Morning stfutuu-il A. ~.
suuh,ams--A a. II.
su.0r and Junior -a,I5 a. 81.
Evening serslo-s a. ".
Tire mofnlug sormun wili deal VITA
toe church. us relation n Cod aud
20 ihc world
The evening sermon D. prcc did l'
4 tAilty minute devotional service Iti
81 one &C tiv dvIcuns. Come tu this
.,fylcr 20 Gao .nd yuu Will enjoy this
aulrt ne.i,d 81 prayer and Bible Dis
'uw.on.
"Wednesday u.gh; lr our regular
HIs.u'Ft meeting.
The ioachrr training class goes 'n
with "a r,-Uul attendance ana interest
The pgllic 10 Invited 20 all or SER.
.ttH
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salvation Army

salvation Army Hall az the corner
81 Fifth and Polk streets under CO..
Inns Drug Store. Captain and Mrs.
A. N. Holbrook. assisted by Cadet Jes'
sic Ifrady. officers IN charge.
sunday morning holiness meeting ~
II A. VI. Captain Holhrook will talS
about The Largest Searchlight Ever
Used This light has been turned
On many old. slnhaTdenod hearts ara
has made them ~ and useful fur tn
Masters service. Good lively musr'
and singing and special music.
Company meeting at =. 81. Glass
80 for an who can crowd into thu
sall And u you ara intending %
oosnc don't forget a. br!as somebody
with yod. II you are not intending
L. come then serd somebody else !n
your place.
Y. u. l.. ~ s y. ". The leaders
Cor this meeting will b. Corps Cade,
Myra Tolbst and Miss Lucille Celc'.
Special music aud good lively singing
for the young folks The subject fer
this meeting win be SHOW Your Col.
ors." Surprising you show your col
ofs hy good, big. lively turnout 'n
this meeting.
At 7,s5 T. ". Captain Holbrook vii
. start the old.fashioned battle Tor souls
| At this meeting W" expect "a have
real god f.recrackcr testimonies. live
Is congregational songs and several
special songs b. some 81 the youn9
folks After which he intends 20 ta.N
on The one Thing Ia the World Tint
You Don't Have 20 Pay Money For. y
II you have never been down 20 n.
salvation Army meeting come dow
and get acquainted With everybody a.
Sunday night. ard II YOU don't know
Jesus Christ We are praying that yo'
may &c; acquainted with him. TIL
hall Is very comfortable and you ca
leave when you please.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

Wales and ls willing to pay about $500
for II can get H.
The Prince has made a world vide
appeal for funds for the Boy Scout
movement lie has asked that all
sums be- sent to him al ST. James's
Palace. and according 10 English law
any checks made 10 him must bear MS
endorsement.
Therefore. anybody who wants the
signature II n. II. II. has merely 70
send him check addressed 10 III. X.
a. the Prince Of Wales. X. q. Chief
Scout Tor Wales az ~. Jamess Palace
London. and. when the check In cashed
Il viii come back 10 them with his own
autograph on II.
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The Central Presbyterian Church
Terth mud Tay0f streets

DIT. IL. Thomson. Minister.
Preaching services n A. NJ. and
: p. NJ. with sermons by the pastor
The evening subject viii be- From
tho Eyebrows up' The orchestra
will play and a quartctte Will sins
at the evening service Mrs. Robert
Wilson wiz sing In the morning tn
Sunday school h locking Tor the lars
est attendance IN our history this sun
day--lhs children will be- present The
record depends sn tho men and woil.
en-.
The three Enhoavur societies NEE;
az follows JuHinrs 230. intermediate
3:s0, aud seniors y. NJ, IN thc
Annex. The subject "A. what Chris
ton Emisavor Has Done aud can Do.
The "Wednesday night meeting -
growing la interest c,-ry week. Sev
people CRIME and than they come agai B.
Try u.
when church time comes We wi
BE- ready o. give YOU the best SOFT
left In our church this morning o.
evening. bat come early u you ar
particular.
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special Music. Polk Street Methodist
Church

Emil Z. Myers Choir Director
lila Austin Myers urgunist.
Morning:
Prelpds.-vislon- Bibl
Anihem-E ark. Hlrk. Ny Soul
shelley. tsolos by Mr.. Newly ari
Debbic Patterson
offsrtnry--wiih NV Thoughts-Gh
bic.
poAflude-Allegro-s,earn.
Esening:
Prelude TwliiEht-Friml,
Anthcm-The Lest Chord-sulliyan
lsolo by Mary Rnberisl
Offertory-The Venetian Serenade-
BerwRld
aolo-My Rcdcvmer and Ny Lord
Dufiey Buck. nirs. Nswbyl
Postiude Dubois.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
st. Andrews KFiseopal Church
Ninth and Fillmore Streets

On account Of Illness ~ the Rector.
Rev. r. y. Maecalluu. there viii -
no early service at 71o 4. ".
The Sunday School will open At
$40 A. NJ. as usual. led by the super
intendeni. NJ. W. W Glenn.
Morning PRAYER Service az II A.
~. conducted by Mr. c J. =. Louir
ees.
Announcement for the evening serv'
bee viii he given al the morning hou'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

Corner Tenth and Buchanan
Moraing services:
sunday school. sS5: Robi. s. Nor
ran. superintendent.
We invite everyone who does ne;
attend elsewhere 10 come 10 SUNDAY
schoos Sunday morning. We welcoms
yoI
Preaching. II a. ~: Rev. Jas. y
Cooper. Pastor.
The puslic Is urged 20 come and
worship with ~. You are welcoms
Might services:
Dtvotional service. Gao
Preaching. 6Hs. by pastor.
Everybody welcome 20 all these ser's
lces.
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Church Of Christ

Tenth and fillmuTr
Bible clnsso CO.. ai ages 90 4 e
Preaci,ng 10 A ~. and =. ~
Morning subj, B. Before "a
Throne"
Evening The lDOilshl"ss ~
Pr.athlus
The church meets Co. Break rfnai
~ \. u.
The misd,h STUDY c'i.. w.i Y.',
~ 4. NJ prompt 600 account ~ 900"
Hiut;f3tud l'ttur,
Prayer service "Wednesday =. VI.
THURSDAY uu,rLour. T.. 50 lll.e,
ilb.c class in thc Roman Ep.sti'
sstmlay. 2 o. 20 suIne people q
"ifainiug Zoe soul winning - y
SHEPHERD. Evangelist.
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SOCIETY
ALvAH d. MEYER

". Seal viii prerch Tor vs. NJ tho
n o'clock hour DO not hll Co hear
this sermon By Brother Neal lie H.
me uf olr strongest men and II uur
Conference Evangelist The - ~tnr
Wlll preach al n.rht Let ail The slng
ors b. present tor preliminary song
.rry,e. MAKE this great day
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ssrmon AZ RaplIsi Church

EUTTIUTI NJ ElHVIINI NWIINW
The series Of sermons NJ the FRS
Baptist Church on The Bible" ags
attracting attention. Peopl. are en
joylng getting down to fundamentals.
They listen aud think with the preach.
er.
what DOES the ordinary man think
% the Bihlsf We DO not always think
% the ordinary mans viewpoint q:
the Scriptures: he has a viewpoint
and Il IN a clear cut and sc!eutifi
viewpoint. Hear the sermon.
The orchestra viii play promptly a.
200 T.. NJ. Come: IL Is worth hearing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

Sunday School-g.1e s. u
Preaching \ a. and 7. "
Suntcaus-230 y. NJ
Iusior a. Y. y. U.-3l5 L. NJ.
Senior 4. Y. =. C-CO0 p NJ.
A cordial welcome IN extended "a
an % come ard worship. David soii
Il was Glad when they said. le; We
a. up 90 the house 81 the Lord "
why not yuu9 rsioicc when Col
gives us a day 90 serve Him. W,
viii expcc; 70 see you az church sur
dav
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

Tenih aud Taylor Streets
music

AtAtN alta lAa iNf CtaNtA
MUSIC
Morning:
Organ Prelude-Fantasia on Hawa.
ilan National Airs-Stcwart.
AnthsHs--TsAise Ye The Father
Oounod sturgeon.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
seio-Come Ye Rlesscd-Scott CirI
Robert wlisun.
Organ Postlude-sursum cori1-.
Dirgle.
Evening:
Professionalism.
Quartette-My Faith Looks Up u
Thee-Buck. airs. Swift. Mrs. Fiamri,
MFR. Curry. Ma JohnsL
Offertory-Orchesira
Organ Posilunis-March Of the Mari
onetfes-Shsppard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
City Federation of Women's Clubs
20 Meet.

The City Federation % Women's
clubs will mcct next saturday after
noon. February 3, az $50 O'Clock. In the
parloFr of the First Baptist Church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

New Officers Cor the coming year were
elected 20 the last meeting. and our
women are enthusiastic over The posi-.
billt.,s and opportunities which he bc'
fore ~ New impetus has been given
our work through the Better Homes
and city rs Design" department 81 the
Chicago Institute. which has been the
privilege 81 Amarillo to have during the
past week.
No department - Federation endcav-
W lies nearer the club woman's heart
than that % The American hgye and
It's relation CO. future citizenship.
Through culture and appreciation Of
IN, true and beautiful from q material
viewpoint. De- we inspire and promote
that soul development and spiritual Wis.
ION which reveal the glory and wonder
Il the master artist.
We loviuply unite the interest and
cooperation II the membership as our
city Fed, ration Joins forces With the
great stat, and national organization %
domonstrat. that In all these things are
We more than c1nquerurs through Him
that loved us"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

Living cost cut &c per cent In clos
ing months OF 1920.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
Would You Be Beautiful Give
Care To Your Skin and Hair

saws Miizi. "bocanss IL has always haa
Intelligent care say intelligent o.
cause there are a Dot - theories "'"u'
thc care 81 the hair that : think "fohs,
For instance. those hundred s'r"hes
with the brush. twenty i've s''"A's
night and morning b. enough Ih,'e u
danger In mure-thc same dangcr as IA
Oyrr.cKcrcise.
similarly think most women
shampoO too frequently. once month
l. often enough The i"si shampoo ~
one ,gg ,o q half cupful II water
Ruhbrd thoroughly into the scalp u
.blth cloansos and strengthens the hair
After eVe.y shampoo ! rub IN Nas'l.ne.
u isn't very nice 20 apply. but 1t 10
wonderfully PENETRATING. and u tho
hGi,' shows agns ~ falling out, rubbing
m little once q week VIII very spaced
.iy stop H.
Water. Air. Sunlight
I, will b. noted that Mtzls meth u
4 CARING for hrr hair ~ persistent
rather than complex Miss Kennedy
si,,s the same Kind u advice In caring
iur the skin.
The only 'leautificrs' ! cln truth.
fulN endorse aIc water. fresh an and
sunlight" slys Mas kcnn'ay
Here - Miss ltcnncdys daily facial
prDgfdm.
"on rising always rub ms face
:.ai.y with The cold cream that hest
sgrces with my skin" che explained
: "rhc kind u culd cr,am usod must d,
determined hy each nd., ldull because
one cream may be- good for one sk.n and
unt fug anoih"iT
q Care 81 skin.
Aflor the cold cream rub Miss Ken
/ ucdy operations are ~ allows.
Ia,hr he Fac" in warm water.
/ usins q pgrc soap.
Einss face IN clear warm water.
Dash ,lli water over face.
Thu cold water b. important" Miss
Kennedy points uui. because Il not
I nly inI iguratcs the skin. but also
makes Il firm. The only treatment tbs
face needs after bathing Is the appllca
i,on - a very little cold cream. II thu
skin Is very dry. and a light dus,inl
with powder Never rub powder int
The pores. Nine. Schumann llcink, tn
opera singer. has never powdered he
. nose In her life. aud has never hcel
{ known % have a shiny nose. However
I am no, as drastic AZ madame. Dust
ing the face lightly with pure powdc
If g. harmless enough
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

No woman can change the c"ntuug
81 h,r face. any more than can the
LEOPARD change his spots. hut Madgc
Kennedy and Mitd. the first famous
for her beautiful skin and the s'cond
Tor her glorious hair. insist that these
two paramount attrihut,s ~ @ womnn's
lo,,lin,fs cam D.. controlled by The
wuulG.ba b.altifIl
Both Miss kennedy and Mitzi are
siars uf note IN thc Legitimate" ihcatri'
cal ky Naturally. hcing members Il
that one profession flr women in
which. ahovc all others. personal APP
p.arante D. definite asset AZ well As
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
Houston street Mrthodisi Church

Sunday school. Gas a. m; preach
Ina. n a. m. by the pastor. We X.
tend a cordial welcome 20 all who
md themselves able 90 attend these
services. The singing viii b. 81 the
hikheef order. The message win deal
with affairs Of Interest 20 you IN your
d2iir NE Cordially. GEO. J. IRWIN.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
WILL. BtN Al TOiRiPH

LONDON. Jan. 2e.-Anyhody who
wants the autograph IL the Prince OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

Pay 1orr Poll Tax Monday.
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nrchsnzn sfref Nrshsdia Church
.SIatax zEaco,. 10 a M; r-.achinS,
The herald., 1921-11-17
SHOT IN LEG.

Sergeant Hy Trenchard reported
that AT 800 o'clock a. m. Saturday.
November 10. Thomas Mcbride. as.
signed 10 the Third Precinct reported
that he had placed three drunken
men under arrest in an automobile.
lie said one had four scratches on
the left side of his face and blood
on his nose. They were al the ferry
landing on Morgan street. and he told
them to drive the car around to the
police station. Instead of driving the
car to the station, they drove down
Pelican avenue, out near Pacific.
when the three men got out of the
automobile and one of them assaulted
him, after which they made their es-
cape.
After the men escaped he walked
up Pelican avenue and on reaching
Olivier street. he saw two of the men
and again placed them under arrest.
He was again assaulted by one of
the men. He then drew his pistol
Chaving no billieD and struck the man
on the head. The man grabbed the
pistol and he. Mcbride, jerked 1t
away and fired shot that took effect
in the mans left leg. After the man
was shot. he was taken to his home,
439 Pelican avenue. by Corporal Nc
Bride and Patrolman Boyer. where he
gave his name as Dave Williams. He
was then taken To the hospital in his
own machine by his brother and his
wounds were dressed and pronounced
not serious. He was charged with
being drunk and disturbing the peace.
The other man gave his name as X.
Michael Barrett of iUI Pelican ave.
The name Of the third man could not
be learned, as both Williams and
Barrett refused TO make a statement
or tell the name of their friend.
The herald., 1921-11-17
ETHEL POsEY AGAIN A WINNER

Miss Ethel POsey, the bright
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
G. Posey of 721 Pacific avenue, has
again come to the front as a writer
In the Item contest why Girls Leave
Home" Miss Posey won one of the
prizes and her letter was very IA
vorably commented upon.
In writing up the contest last
Sunday the Item says:
Especially attractive is the letter
which Miss Ethel Posey of 721 Pa
cific avenue, Algicrs, has submitted
in The Items "Wny DO Girls Leave
HOme?" contest. Miss Posey was
the winner of another of The Items
contests recently and her present
letter is very striking.
On the envelope bearing her let
ter Miss Posey drew a group of news
boys in full cry rushing through the
streets telling the world of this le-
gend: Extra, Why Girls Leave
Home!"
The general view expressed in
the many hundreds Of letters receiv-
ed in the present contest is that II
is the poor girl who is usually the
unhappy one. but Miss POsey takes
the stand that there are as many
miserable rich girls as there are poor
ones and she believes that in nearly
every case. rich and poor that it is
the fault of the parents.