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, 1921-06-04
Charles Paddock
Could Make g.
In 20 Seconds

NEW YORK. June }. - Splinter
Charles Paddock could run the 2z0-
yard dash in 20 seconds flat II he
trained exclusively for the distance.
In the opinion Of Boyd Comstock. for
mer trainer OF tho University of
Southern California. Comstock. who
is here on a business trip. said today
that he considered Paddock one of the
greatest sprinters in this country.
comstock also said he believed that
the victory OF the University of Cal
lfornia at the intercollegiate games in
Boston last week wouid prove a great
Impetus for college rack and field
sport on the Pacific coast.
I'VE a plenty OF fine athletes on
the west coast" said comstock, but
II costs n lot of money 10 send n team
across the continent. il requires n
victory now and then to stimulate
them to grenter efforts. Next year.
with the javelin and discus throws
added TO the field program. the Pa
clflc coast athletes would he in n po-
sition to show to even better advan-
tage for we have some great perfor-
mers in these events"
, 1921-06-04
GOING HARD FOR
OLD TW|RLERS
Youngsters Putting One Over on
Some of Old Heads. Sport
Scribe Asserts
By HENRY L. FARRELLl
United Press Staff Correspondent,

NEW YORK. June sod pitching
bones have had n lot OF tough going
this season
Youngsters. unknown and unsung.
r slipping into the regal robes of the
old kings OF the mound
Lefty" Cooper Fred Toney. "Pabe''
Adams and Red" Fnber arc the only
veterans showing anything close to
their old form.
Alexander the Great is doing bench
duty for the Chicago Cubs with n sore
arm and Jim Vaughn. his big team
mate. isn't delivering as expected.
Dutch Reuther. sensation Of the 1918
pennant dash of the Cincinnati Reds,
Is a disappointment in Brooklyn and
his old staff mate. Hod Eller. is out OF
the game under suspension.
Burleigh Grimes. Sherry Smith and
In fact all of Uncle obb's nll-star
pitching staff cracked and Brooklyn Is
falling down in the pcnrant race.
Ferdy Schupp and Bin Doak, OF the
cnrds are out OF form. Scott Perry
has fallen by the wayside with the Ath-
iotics. Bob Shawkey has been usI,ess
TO the Yankees and Iris Speaker is
having his trouble with his stars,
Coveleskic. Basby and Mails.
Arthur Nehf. the S35 900 beauty OF
the New York Giants. hasn't been as
effective as Bill Ryan, a rookie pitcher
from tho International league.
Walter Johnson's work with the
Washington Senators makes It seem
that the Did star Is almost through.
Joe Bush hasn't shown anything for
the Boston Red Sox and George Daus
has done the Tigers very little good.
Dick Rudolph hud TO give up after a
brave effort and is now working with
the Braves as a coach.
Managers blame the roid. rainy
weather of the early season for the
failure OF the old wings to get In
shape But while they are waiting for
the coming of the hot rays. clubs with
coed young huriers may get out for
n lead that will be hard 10 overcome.
The Pittsburgh Pirates are getting
the best pitching OF the year. Lefty
Cooper is in his best form. babe
Adams looks as young a. ever and
Glazner. linn. Ponder and Ycliowhorse
are delivering.
, 1921-06-04
FIGHT MOVIE
UP FOR SALE

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J., June :.
koarns. manager Of Jacl
Dempsey. worlds champion heavy
weight, announced today hat he
would consider an offer for the
sale OF Dempsey's Interest In the
motion pictures OF the Dempsey
Carpenter championship contest
Dempsey will have = fourth interest
in the pictures. another fourth viii
belong TO Carpenter. while Tex
Richard. promoter OF the contest
reserves the rights TO the other
half.
Kearrs' offer to sell the interests
OF Dempsey Is taken to Indicate that
the champion intends to win as
quickly as possible" said Kearns-
Kearns suggested that a picture
be made Of Dempsey and Carpenter
In their training kl@nr5 and n p.-
liminary scenes at the arena be
incorporated with the pictures Of
the actual fight. This suggestion
has met with the approval OF both
Descamps and Richard. kearnH said
, 1921-06-04
T|LDEN Gets
IN LAST ROUND
American Mixed Doubles Team
Defeated in Play at St.
Cloud. France

ST. loud. France. June 3.-tBy
-.ss .sSociated Prc.sHWiliam T..
Tiiden OF Philadelphia worlds grass
court tennis singles champion. al
vanced to III final round OF the
worlds hard court championship tour
nament in progress here today by de
feating Nicolas Mishu of Rumania. by
SD. SO. g.
The American mixed doubles tennis
team. composed of Arnold one Of
Providence. and Miss Edith Sisour-
uey Of Boston. was eliminated from
the tournament today
The Americans were defeated In
straight sets by the French team COM
posed of NJ. Hirch and Madame Gifuer-
on. The score was 60. 60.
The condition OF tho cour prevented
any hfgh-class tennis in tho match
between Tilden and Mishu because Of
heavy rains last night The court had
been retopped with red clay. which
was sloppy and damp and made the
balls so heavy that they had to be
changed after every seventh game,
and also slowed up the players.
Even under these handicsps. Ttlden
showed good form. with wonderful
control OF the ball.
, 1921-06-04
CALIFORNIA PRINCETON
CONTEST To Be CLOSE

PRINCETON. N. J.. June 5.-From
all appearances and predictions the
California-Princeton boat race on
Lake Carnegie will be one of the
closest events OF the year. Both DR..
j. Duncan Spaeth and Ben Wallis.
coaches of the Tigers and westerners.
respectively. look for a neck and neck
finish. the latter declaring That one
length at the most will decide the win
ner as the two shells cross the lire.
The California crew had its sec
ond time trial yesterday afternoon.
again over a short course, and covered
one-haif a mile in 2:a5 which is re-
corded as good time for the shallow
Princeton course.
The California shell will be shipped
to Poughkeepsie tomorrow night and
the men will follow Sunday morning
to prepare for the regatta over a
three-mile COURSE
, 1921-06-04
HERRERA FIT
FOR RING BOUT
VIII Meet Eddie St. Clair IN Battls
Tonight on falkland
Card

Frank Herrcrrz. who battles Edd,.
81. Clair in the main event at Jazz.
land tonight. arrived Thursday from
Denver and is naid TO be fit for the
long strenuous battle he will have. 81
Clair Ia been in training for week,
and this fight will be his last an.
pearance here before his fight with
Panama Joe Cans as one OF the pre.
iiminarles to the Dempsey-carpentier
fight in Jersey City. July ?.
George Eagles and Jack o'Brien viii
mix things over a 1o-round session.
o'Brien was recently featured In 4
fight card here in which he tough,
a iO-round draw with Kid Williams
Eagles is said to be n tough boy and
a fighter from gong to gong.
Kid Ross, who has staged n come.
back here. win endeavor to beat KID
Paul. the Denver fighter. with whom
he drew once and iost n decision to an.
other time. Ross is in shape and
is going to try for a knockout.
A six-round preliminary In which
wildcat Lee will hattie Dicixie Welch
is scheduled. Lee has been out Of
the ring for several weeks and is said
to be in shape q put up n hard go.
The opening number OF h bill viii
be a battle royal between five husky
darkies. This event win be limited 70
10 minutes actual fighting
, 1921-06-04
TWO Players Are
Sus pended For
Attack On imp

YAKIMA. Wash. June Manager
Cliff Biankenship inc First Baseman
Dempsey of h Victoria team of the
Pacific International Baseball league.
were suspended until an investigation
can be made of their attack on I'm
pire Held.
After the game in which Bianken.
ship was bar ished. he attacked Held
and Dempsey Joined him in the attack.
Bystanders said B~lankenship kicked
Held after he was on the ground A
fan knocked Blankenship out with a
bat.
President Z. J.. Barnes of the va
kima team said neither Blankenship
nor Dempsey would play again on the
Yakima grounds and that Yakima
would not play against them on any
field. Blankenship. when he received
word Of the suspensions, said the Vic
toria team would not play today IL
the suspension of Dempsey was en-
forced.
, 1921-06-04

OF FORMER
CHAMPIONS

The coming Dempscy-Carpentier
battle for the worlds heavyweight
championship recalls records OF for
mcr tiflehoidrs.
Tho first of the modern clashes
officially advertised as Of heavy
weight championship Importance
took place February Z, 1889. at Miss
issippi City. Miss. just across the
state line from New Orleans. John
l. Sullivan knocked out Paddy
Ryan with bare fists In the ninth
round.
Sullivan. born in Boston, weighed
100 pounds. and Ryan. = native Of
Tippcrary, was ten pounds lighter
The frishman's left jaw was broken
in two places by Sullivan's smashes-
Paddy staggered to his dressing
quarters 10 discover that while he
had been taking a sound thrashing.
some rascals had stolen all Of his
clothes and tho $500 they contained.
He was flat broke, for the winner
got the entire purse.
, 1921-06-04
OLYMPIC C NJ E OF
1924 GO TO PARIS

GENEVA. juno Soy The Asso-
ciafed Prcssl-The international
Olympic committee today awarded
the 1894 Olympic games TO Paris
Amsterdam was awarded the 1898
games
The awarding OF the 1924 Olympic
games TO Paris vas forecast several
months ago but h decision 70 hold
the 1926 games in Amsterdam was not
generally expected. Several American
cities had been mentioned as the pos
sibie scene of the international con
tests eight years from now. The
games were held in Paris in 1900.
, 1921-06-04
AXE STAKES RUN.

EPSON DOWNS. England June J.
-By tho Associated Press)EThe
Cakes stakes for nllies second in i'm
portance to the derby in British turf
events was won today by Joseph Wat
sons Love in Idleness. Mrs H. NJ
gents Lady Sleipner was second ana
Viscount Astor's Long S lit was third
The race was for 5000 sovereigns
over a course Of about one and one
half miles.
, 1921-06-04
'HUNCH HE'LL WIN,
CHAMPION DECLARES

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., june B.
Jack Dempsey has broken his silence
ON the possible outcome OF his
fight July 2 when a friend asked him
psint-bInnk IL he would knock out
Carpenter.
81 have n bunch that i WILL" he
replied laug.hingly. 'and II I'm feel
ing good that day the fight will be
over inside Of four rounds"
, 1921-06-04
TENNIS PLAY FOR LONDON.

LONDON. June american tennis
players. who are competing in the
worlds championship hard court tour
nament in st. Cloud. France. will
come to London Immediately after the
close of the matches there and will
enter the open tennis tournaments 70
be played at Beckenham June 6 70
June IL. and at Roehampton June 10
to June IS, says the London Times.
, 1921-06-04

The wonderful element. radium is
extracted from an ore called pitch
biende, which copsists almost wholly
OF the oxide OF the metal uranium. The
radium occurs. in pitchblende as an
impurity amounting to only n part
by weight in a thousand million parts
Of uranium ore. II is "rarer." that Ia
70 say. occurs in smaller proportion
in p~itchblende h loo gold in or
binary eenwater.
, 1921-06-04

NEW YORK. June s.-Trial matches
Of the Aii-India Davis cup team VIII
be played next month at Heniey-on'
thc-Thames. near London. II was an
nounced here today The team VIII
then go 10 Paris for matches with
Erance. :
, 1921-06-04
MACK MAY BRING ACTION.

PHILADELPHIA. Juno s-connie
xack- manag OF the Athletics. said
that n II were true that Pitener feI,s
had Jumped his contract ne "ouia
TAI the necessary lcgci steps 10 pre-
vent Perry from playing
except with Philadelphia
, 1921-06-04

ST. CLOUD. June 3.-By The As
ISOLATED PresslEWfliam T. Tilden OF
Philadelphia, worlds a court ten
mis- champion will meet NJ. Washer OF
Belgium in the final of the worlds
hard court tennis championship.
washer earned the right TO meet
Tilden by defeating Erik Tegner OF
Denmark. in the semi-finais-
, 1921-06-04

ST CLOUD. June 3.-By The As
ISOLATED Press.)EMrs- Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory, h American women's
singles tennis champion defeated
Madame Bi1lout OF France in the semi
finals OF the women's singles Of the
worlds hard court tennis champion
ship tournament here today. by Sc
and 81.
, 1921-06-04

4 boy who had heard Nine Melba on
the photograph was rather sceptical
as to whether the prima donna really
sang all the trills. To settle the
question he wrote to her for q ticket
TO her concert. IND got 1t by return
mail
, 1921-06-04

The Tarahumare Indians. frequently
employed by the Mexican government
as couriers. are said to be able 10
v 10 miles a day on foot. and
have been known to run 500 miles IN
five dnys.
, 1921-06-04
"oLD TIsrERs- ORGANIZE.

CLEVELAND, June 3.-An effort
viii be made to induce Cy Young.
Chief thinner. Nap Laio.e. and other
former stars of Cleveland baseball
teams TO organize mn "old timers" team
to play a few innings against some
picked team during C~IeveIand's 125th
anniversary celebration, July $3.50.
, 1921-06-04
British Champ
Defends Title

TuRNBERRY. juno s.-fBy The
Associated Press.6Afiss Cecil Leitch
retained her title as champion woman
golfer of Great Britain today by de-
feating Miss Joyce wethered. n
UP in the British ladies' opel golf
tournament here
, 1921-06-04
THORPE 10 FIGHT sCHUMAN.

DENVER. June 3.-Harvey Thorpe.
OF Kansas City. and Heinie Schuman
OF Denver. have been matched to box
- rounds TO a decision at the stock
yards stadium here June 10. Both
uon have posted forfeits.
, 1921-06-04

FRANKLIN. Pa. June 5-scott
Perry. pitcher Of the PhiisdriPni.
American league baseball club. has
, 1921-06-04
First in NelOs
OF All EDents
THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE

ioiued = semiprofesssonzl team here,
Pery brought his family her and aan
he was forever through with organ
fred baseball.
, 1921-06-04

Last Scores
THURSDAYS

National League.
New York Z. Pittsburgh o.
St. Louis 8. Cincinnati S.
American League.
Chicago ?, Washington 4.
Detroit S. Philadelphia 4.
Cleveland s. Boston Z.
New York Z. st. Louis 2.
, 1921-06-04

National League.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn Mt Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis
, 1921-06-04
American Golf
Players Enter
At st. Andreus

LONDON. June Soy The Asso-
ciated PresslSThe draw for the Brit.
tsh open golf championship which win
be played over the st. Andrews course
beginning June 20. was made here.
There were 15s entrants. including Il
American professionals and five anna
teurs. including Chick Evans of Chi
cago n Bobby Jores Of Atlanta
, 1921-06-04

Rosa Bonheur. the famous French
painter whose centenary IS to be cele-
brated next March. always wore mas
cuiine attire, except on social occa-
sions. when she invariably appeared
in n black silk gown OF tho plainost
make.
, 1921-06-04
Games Today

Midwest League.
Sterling at Casper.
Scottsbluff at Grcybuli.
Laramie at Denver.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-29

W. Woodward returned Tuesday
from business trip to Guymon.
Mrs. John Napier is staying in the
city under the care of physicians.
A. E. Shanks was up from Plains
Tuesday, consulting with physicians.
E. E. Bentz and Mrs. Alta Ward
of Tyrone, were shopping in Liberal
Monday.
Mrs. M. E. McCue of Moscow, was
shopping and visiting in the city
Tuesday.
M. C. Green, principal of the Bea-
yer schools, was in the city Monday,
attending the Methodist Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Muar attended
the State Fair at Hutchinson last
week.
Miss Ruth Black left Sunday for
Topeka, after visiting with friends
nere for several days. .83
Roller bearings have been invent
ed for extension tables and for heavy
furnitures and drawers.
Henry Reib and family spent the
weekend visiting at the E. S. Martin
home near. Dombey, Oklahoma.
Eugene Martin left Tuesday for
a few days stay on his claim in Baca
county, Colorado.
P. H Sebastion of Perryton, Texas,
spent the weekend in the city, Wis
ting and transacting business.
W. G. Young made a trip to his
r1nch near Gray, Oklahoma, last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hoover of near
Perryton, Texas, We're in town Tues
day to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Barnett. j
Ben Feagus of near Booker, Texas,
who has been staying in the city
for sometime under the care of ply
Sicians, returned to his home Sunday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-29
L. Link of Tyrone, was business
visitor in the city Saturday.

L. Link of Tyrone, was business
visitor in the city Saturday.
j. H. Gentzler of Forgan, was in
town Saturday doing some trading.
w. j. Barngrover of Forgan, Ok
lahoma, was an out-of-town visitor
In Liberal Saturday.
=, Ms. Ida v. Beasley of Guymon,
was shopping and visiting in Liberal
last Saturday.
M. M. Maricle of Elkhart, was a
Business visitor in Liberal last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. l.: X. Orr, who has been visit
ing with her daughter, Miss Emma
Jacquins, returned to her home at
T,rgan, Tuesday.
Miss Jane Rice, milliner at Cor
mans, made business trip to Wich-
liza Saturday.
Miss Blanche Weidensaul returned
Tuesday from Excelsior Springs,
Missouri, and other points, where she
has been spending the past few
Ssaoko
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-29

Mrs. j. M. Clark of Guymon, was
was shopping in Liberal Monday.
L. R. Half of Sublette, was a bust
ness visitor in Liberal Tuesday.
L. s. Hobbs and family of Perry
ton, Texas, were visiting and shop
ping in Liberal the first of the week.
Geraldine Morris underwent an
operation on her tonsils at a local
hospital last Friday.
G. ]. Postewait and family are
leaving for Ration, New Mexico,
where they will make their future
home.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-29

'rlga Grinstead made a profess
ssiil Il ! t. Beaver Tuesday.
5ce TITUS and family were shop
ng in the city Saturday.
Mrs. J. B. Amphlet of Meade, was
+ chopper in the city Monday.
Mir. and Mrs. Warren Farmer went
Hugoton Tuesday to attend the
Fair.
Mrs. L. F. Alternately was up from
Guymon, Monday, Shopping and Wis
ing With friends
Graydon Miller left Monday for
'erryton, Teqas, where he will be
nployed at the Bolin-Hall Grain
Company.
Miss Evelyn Molter, who is attend
1g school at Winfield, came home
saturday night for few days visit
II her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Molter.
Miss Maude 0. Thomas, editor Of
he Beaver, Oklahoma, Herald, and
rs Anderson of Beaver, were shop
ng and visiting with friends in
i ,ral Monday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-29

Chas. Dudley was over from Mos
COW Monday visiting with relatives.
J. P. Carbon of Boyd, Oklahoma,
was visitor. in the city Tuesday.
Two nice dwellings to trade for
farms. See us.-Moore & Franklin.
d. C. Jones and family came up
from the ranch Sunday.
We said FARM LOANS. Did you
hear us.-Moore & Franklin. 1926
j. C. Delk of Gray, Oklahoma, was
transacting business matters in Lib
eral the first of the week.
C. E. Woods returned Tuesday
form business trip in the eastern
part of the state.
Joe Nelson of Gray, Oklahoma,
was business visitor in Liberal
asst Monday.
George Ragsdale of Perryton,
Texas, was transacting business in
Liberal Monday.
Frank HER Of. Balko, Oklahoma,
was transacting business matters in
Liberal Tuesday.
c. c. Clenberger Of, Balko, Okla
homa, was a business visitor in Lib /
eral Tuesday.
d. Smith of Sherman, Texas, was
operated OIL at local hospital last
Saturday for appendicitis.
INSURANCE-We write it in the
best of standard companies. Let us
write yours.-Moore & Franklin.
Ecuador plans to reorganize on
broader lines, its agricultural school
and experiment station.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
May of the Pleasant Valley neigh
borhood, on September 25th, a girl.
Born-To' Mr.. and Mrs. Milas
Printz of this city, on Saturday, Sen
,ember oath, a girl. |:
Marion Mann returned Sunday
from Hutchinson, where he has been
attending the State Fair for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Hawkins re-
turned Sunday night from a short
visit at Enid, Oklahoma, Wichita and
Moore & Franklin have a we'll
half section of fine wheat
land to trade for new or slightly i'm
proved land. 13t2c ,
Tees are cast for golfers from
sand in a new metal device and
placed in position by pressing a
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT. of The Interior.

U. S. Land Office at Topeka, Kan.
sss, August 8. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Kietb
C.. Smith of Liberal, Kansas. who.
on September 1S, 1920. made Homo
stead Entry, Serial No, 05308, f.
S1s SEN, Section 13, Township 8
S.. Range 35 w. 9Th Principal M.
ridian, has filed notice of intentic-
to make Final Three Year Proof, t.
establish claim to the land above de
scribed. before the Probate Judge
of Seward County, Kansas. at Lib
eral Kansas. on the 22nd day 90
September, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Arthur o. Fdmonds, Joseph y
Friest, Quincy p, Holland and Beri
Dubois, all Of Liberal, Kansas.
GEORGES. ALLFN,
Register
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-29

See us for FARM LOANS. 1t will
pay you and us.-Moore & Franklin.
Mrs. Joe Bucklin and children
were over from Elkhart Saturday,
shopping and visiting with relatives
Mrs. Nellie Wollen and son of
Tyrone, were shopping in the city
Monday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-29

Tees are cast for golfers from
sand in new metal device and
placed in position by pressing a
plunger.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-09-29

Ben Feagus of near Booker, Texas,
who has been staying in the city
for sometime under the care of ply
Sicians, returned to his home Sunday.
The Little River news., 1921-10-22
Jones Community News,

Jones Community, Oct 2O.-(Spec- lal.)-Real fall weather. Some of the farmers are digging their sweet pota- toes, as whole, they are only fair.
 Leroy Spencer is quite sick at this writing.
 Mrs. Ora Broomfeld has been quite sick but is better again,
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Altenbaumer of Wilton passed through here to Oak Grove last Friday
 C. H. Rettman did some repair work for Oscar Lewis in Winthrop last Tues day.
 Mrs. D. c. Mann is quite ill at his writing and has been so for several days.
 J. B. Ritter will soon have his auto and wagon under shelter.
The Little River news., 1921-10-22
WILL BUY MEAT AT HOME
Requests of Trade Extension Commit.
 tee of Chamber of Commerce.

Nashville, Oct. 1.-The trade exten- sion committee of the Nashville Cham her of Commerce has issued to the citizens of this city and community a circular calling upon all consumers of meat and meat products to buy strictly at home. The only bright streak in the financial horizon here is the abundant corn and feed crop, which is general throughout this locality. The purpose of this circular letter is to assist the producers in selling their neat and lard and afford them, as far as possible, remedy for the shortage of money incident to the extremely short cotton crop. The idea is we'll worth adopting in other localities and to the end that it may stimulate action elsewhere where conditions are similar to those here.
The Little River news., 1921-10-22
. | ? | $ . . % F * . : . ! . . < CLASSIFIED SECTION : 2 @&s + % | . | + | & | = $ * $t
 FOR SALE OR TRADE.
 ALFALFA HAY FOR SALE. - ROY BUDD, ogden, Ark. 71-tf

FOR SALE-SO ACRES GOOD RIVER
 land, 65 acres in cultivation. For further information call or write J. B. Humphrey, Ogden, Ark. 11-12
The Little River news., 1921-10-22
Warming Order

In the Little River Chancery Court, Little River County, Arkansas. Pres colt Hardware Company plaintiff vs. D. c. Washburn ct al defendants. The defendant, D. c. Washburn is here by warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff herein, Prescott Hardware Company. Wit ness my hand and the seal of said Court this 18th day of October, 1921.- Jas. H, Williams, Clerk. Natalie S.. Williams, D. c. Johnson & Shaver, Atty. for Pltff. June R. Morrell, Atty. ad litem. il 2
The Little River news., 1921-10-22
Local Sheriff Takes Man
 Wanted at Dorado

Thursday night Sheriff J. R. Pierce captured Edgar Davis, who on advice rom the Sheriff at Fl Dorado. was wanted at that place Davis was captured at Texarkana and brought here to await the arrival of the Union county officer, Davis, whose home is at Winthrop, had been working at El- Dorado. lis alleged that he stole a Sl7O check, which he cashed.