Taiban Valley news., 1921-08-19

several soldiers were wounded In tn
encounter.
The Bulgarian government ha
drawn up a plan for the demobillza
tion Of the army and the recruiting O
volunteer force. 1t is inclined to be
lieve, however, that it will be impossi
BILE to enlist the minimum of 12,OOt
volunteers by Oct. /. as demanded b,
the allies.
GENERAL
Earl Welch, 20, died at Columbus
Ohio, Of a fractured skull sustained
when knocked to the floor in a box
ing match with Harold Myers, who is
held by the police. Both are Of Colum.
bus, and were engaged in friendly
bout.
Official announcement of the ap.
pointment of Bishop NJ. ]. Curley OF
st. Augustine, Fla, as archbishop OF
Baltimore, succeeding the late Arch
bishop Cardinal Gibbons, has been re-
ceived by Catholic officials at Wash
lngton.
The fact that people are not eating
SO much candy now as they did during
the war was one of the reasons as
cribed for the failure of the Boston
Confectionery Company, which filed a
petition in bankruptcy at Boston, with
liabilities of more than 100000. The
company's assets were listed as $780,
1856.
The charges that Judge Lucien b.
Wright Of the District Court of Creek
county accepted bribe of $4,000 in
connection with his decision for the
Sallie Atkins interests In the Tommy
Atkins 100000 oil lands controversy
was dismissed twenty minutes after
Justice Court convened ut Sapulpa.
Okla, for the third day of the hearing.
Walter Bunton, 27-year-old metal
worker in the employ of the New York
Blower Company at Laporte, Ind,
admits that he is about to
become millionaire and that he ex-
poets eventually to join the multimil-
ionaire ranks. Bunton has invented
A process for hardening copper for
which he declares the United States
Steel Corporation is to pay him ST.
100000 and a royalty of 2 cents n
pound as long as the patent exists.
A 6-year-old child gathered flowers
n neighbor's yard in Chicago, and,
the blossoms back to her own
fard, tried to plant them. As the re-
iult of dispute over the punishment
# the child, which followed, her
Mrs. Anna Gaugner, 50,
S dead, and her mother, Mrs. Mar
.aret Gaugner, is seriously injured.
The grandmother interceded to save
he child from spanking, and the
women fell down flight Of stairs dur
ne the struggle.
Where the new Pacific highway
rosses the Canadian border at Blaine,
Wash, gateway is being erected to
100 years without forti-
ications or armies along the 5000 |
files of international boundary. In !
cribed over the doorways are the |
agends, "Open for 100 Years" and
May These Doors Never Be Closed"
Lyle A. Turner, official of Des
Ioines, Iowa, rug company, was ar
ested after he had tried to sell rug
alued at $4,000 for $3.50 He is said
} have admitted to the police that he
hipped several rugs from the stock
the company by which he is en-
loyed to himself at Chicago, and
tanned to sell them to help finance
vacation.
Maj. Earl Hamilton Smith, in charge
the campaign to restore Belleau
ood announced that Col. Charles r.
orbes, director of the new Veterans
id Bureau, had accepted the invita-
on of the Belleau Woods Memorial
ssociation to draw the plans for the
of the village and super
Sc the rebuilding of the community
is planned to raise 100000 for this
ork. Thief irst spadeful Of earth will
/, turned next June.
Workmen of the Keene- Strunk Coal
)mpany at Helenwood, Scott county,
enn.. have found buried in the earth
I'd petrlfied giant six feet four
ches tall. The fingers are perfect,
It'll long, tapering iails. The hands
e folded across the breast. On either
lie of its head are two horns each
out four inches in length. Its weight
about 450 pounds.
Joseph Peters paid a fine of $50
ter conviction in municipal court at
,troit for stealing 10 cents from q
wsboy. When arrested, police ties