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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-09-15

For the convenience of customers the Local Sales
Department has been south end of the Dressed She'd
where you will come place your orders hereafter This will
greatly facilitate getting your orders filled more quickly
The Bourbon news., 1921-12-13
PERSONALS

DIR. William Kenney was In Lou
isville on professional business sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. j. M Williams has return
ed from a visit, to friends and rela-
tives In Cincinnati.
Charles IS. Goldstein has recov-
cred from recent severe illness,
and is able to be at his place of
business.
Miss Ruth Soper is improving
nicely at the Massie Memorial Hos
pital, where she has been a patient
for several weeks.
Miss Ernestine Frye, has been
removed to her home from the Mas
sic Memorial Hospital, where she
has been patient for some time.
Mrs. Custis Talbot was a guest
Saturday of her daughters, Misses
Anne Caywood and Isabelle Talbot,
at Hamilton College, in Lexington.
Mrs. Elmer McCord, who has
been patient at the Massie Memo
rial Hospital, in this city, for several
weeks, is greatly improved and has
been removed to her home.
Mrs. Fred Wood is expected
home this week from visit of sew
eral weeks to friends and relatives
in Pueblo and Denver, Colo.
"A. B. Lowell, Eighth street gro
GER, who recently underwent a sue
cessful operation at the Massie Me-
mortal Hospital, for removal of tom
sils and adenoids, is improving fast,
and will soon be able to return to his
home.
Rev. William E. Sweeney, pas
tor of the Christian church at
Johnson City, Tenn, returning home
from the Christian Church Confer
ence at Louisville, last week, stop
ped over in Paris for a two-days'
visit to his mother, Mrs. j. s. Swee-
ney, on Higgins avenue.
The Bourbon news., 1921-12-13
IRENE" AN UNUSUALLY CLEV.
Err MUSICAL COMEDY

There are musical comedies and
again musical comedies, but Irene" /"
the charming and tuneful one which
was presented to Paris theatre-goers
at the Grand FFriday night, is so de-
cidedly different from the ordinary
song-and-dance-revi as to make II
somewhat Of q novelty. g-
"Irene," as portrayed by Miss
Irene Dunno, gave this charming
young woman ample opportunity tc
utilize to the very best advantage
the unusual histrionic talent with
which she is endowed. She was de-
lightfully cast in the title role, and
as Irene" was ideal, with an .ex.
ceptionally sweet voice, graceful and
winsome and zcaptivated her audi
ence. The remainder Of the CON.
pany. rom MADAME Lacy" On Aowx
tfs ~ ..
The Bourbon news., 1921-12-13

London gets shower Of soot 70
the extent Of four ana one-hal1
pounds On acre every day.
The Bourbon news., 1921-12-13
CAMPAIGN TO PROHIBIT PUB
LISHING TURF INFORMATION

The fight to prohibit transmission
through the mails Of racing informa-
tion, including betting tips and odds.
was opened before the Senate Judici-
ary Committee, which began hear
ings on the House bill and q similar
measure introduced by Senator Stes-
ling. Republican. Of South Dakota.
Proponents Of the Legislation only
were before the committee and
urged its passage In some such form
|as propess1s
The Bourbon news., 1921-12-13
HOUSEHOLD CARES
Tax The Women Of Paris the Same
As Elsewhere

Hard to attend to household duties
with constantly aching back.
A woman should not a have a bad
back
And she seldom would IL the kid
neys were we'll.
Doan's Kidney Pills are endorsed
by thousands. Ask your neighbor 2
Have been used in kidney trouble
over SO years.
| Read what this Paris woman
says:
Mrs. ]. r. Moore, 1913 E. Eighth
Street, says: II was in bad shape
with my kidneys a year ago. My
back nearly killed me with pain.
There was a steady, dull ache just
over my kidneys and was weak and
miserable. / often had to let my
house work go undone and I would
get so dizzy that black specks came
before my eyes. My feet and ankles
swelled, too. / doctored for a time,
but got no relief 80 finally began to
use Doan's Kidney Pills. My health
was greatly improved in a short time
and two boxes cured me. It is
pleasure for me to recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Moore had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y. (adv)
The Bourbon news., 1921-12-13

ORDER N0w-DoM'r DELAY.
DON'T ! DELAY PUIIula n
YOUR ORDER Ar ONCE 1o1 A.
BOX tQF MSS H0ILA0A4D O11
+DIfS IQ1 CH1lB11fiA ST.
The Bourbon news., 1921-12-13
ONLY TWELVE MORE DAYS

It's now only twelve days until
Christmas-and only three more
issues of THE NEWS In that time in
which to advertise your Christmas
stocks. Begin to think of your ad-
vertising now, 30 that you will be
ready for the increase in business
that will naturally follow this ad-
vertising. Some merchants have had
their holiday advertising in force for
some time. Let's go after the Christ
mas trade and keep it at home this
year.
The Bourbon news., 1921-12-13
READ THE BIG ADVERTISEMENT

Will there be a Phonograph in
your home this Christmas? Big re-
ductions on the genuine Pathe Pho
nograph. Turn to the big display ad
in this issue.
E. L. SNAPP,
Phonograph Department,
60 Brooks e Snapp.
The Bourbon news., 1921-12-13
GIFTS WORTH WHILE - HAND.
SOME AND MODERATELY SOLD

Don't buy trash for gifts. Let us
sho& you something worth while.
Pictures. Leather Goods, Books,
Fancy Baskets, Games, Stationery,
Novelties that are really new and
worth while. Beautiful line of novel
Christmas Greeting Cards to select
from. Picture Frames and bulb
bowls. So -
(6-5t) PARIS BOOK STORE.
The Bourbon news., 1921-12-13
vARDEN's FOB CHRISTMAS

FINEST LINE OF BOX CANDIES,
PERFUMES, DOMESTIC AND m.
PORTED-BUY NOW.
(x) WARDEN & SON.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
NeCs of MuskOgee
STATE DEMOCRAT
MEETING TODAY
Young Politicians Gather
In Muskogee for An
nual Convention

Special o. The World.
MUSkOGEE. Feb. gi..The van
guard Of the 1900 young democrats
expected for the annual state con-
N"utlon cimo In today Many nuta
Nl"s including George Bowman OF
Ninrtish'r, national committeeman.
russell Brown OF Ardmorc. formerly
county attorney were among the
carly arrivals for the Washington
birthday gathering
Mayor George H. Walker will de
liver the welcoming speech at the
morning session. oscar stewart.
head uf the blind school. viii de
liver the invocation. H. NJ Mount
castle, head ~ the MuskoEcc county
club. will welcome the delegates on
behalf uf the local organization. The
, rcspuus, will be made 10y Miss Fap-
ME lncz Bel Of Oklahoma CIV.
. others who viii make talks at the
first session uf the day are Mrs V
| u. German for the women of Mus
k"goc and Earl Simon' OF oklahoma
| city
! The principal address Of tho day
comes in the afternoon. when John
: /. Williamson of Missouri, chief JUS
iicc of the supreme court. talks on
/ the future of democracy Reports of
principal committees. election Of Of
ficors and selection of the next con
( Ncntiun city viii be made during the
afternoon and evening Later WIN
! come the big banquet for all dele
gates. Dancing will conclude the
I days entertainment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
COUGHED FOR 2 YEARS
ORDERED TO DENVER
Doctor said she couldn't get well in
Illinois, hut she did.

"r had o ,e-y bad couS for Q years al
tho time. day and night Could sleep but
u,uc. tried everything but got no 70
NET Finally my doctor said he could do
no more for NC. that had better 30 70
Denver as l couldn't i've 30 Illinois. Th'n
tried Mlks Emulsion. From tho very
first. II helped me. By the time had
taken IS bottles. my cough lsft me entire
". have gained In strength and flesh
and am now In perfect health Mrs Alice
M. Huntlcy, lS- No. Pearl st., Gales
burk H.
Rund up your system and give II
chance 70 fight OF disease Mllks Emul-
sion costs nothing ~ Try and So has done
the work Tor thousands ~ others
MNks Emulsion Is pleasant ruultve
food and q corrective medicine. II restores
| healthy. natural bowel action doing away
with all need Of pills ana physics. u
promotes appetite and quickly puts the de
cestiye organs iu shape 20 assimIlstc
food A. a builder of flesh and strength,
Nilks Emulsion be- strongly recommended
/ 10 those whom sickness has woatcnWi, and
| is a powerful AID in resisting aud r"par-
! chronic stomach 'ruubla and coustlpatlpn
'fT Tbl. If. 'I,' is ttRa only .aui emulsion made,
and 90 psla'ahit thar 10 Us eaton Win q
! spoon like ice cream. Truly ""nde'ii'
! Tor weak aoNy children.
| 40 matter how severe h"lr>,1 "t'. you
! this puafan'ro- Take sly bottles home
! with you. uae 10 according To directions
! and II NOT satisfied with me rCsp.ts YOUR
money VIII be promptly refunded. XXX
| Emulsion CO.,, Tsrro Hauto. iUl. sold
! by druggists every where. "'AdF'.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Broken ArrOlc Briefs

The iO-month-o son Of Mr.. and
Yrs, Thomas Smith, living near
Evans, died at midnight Thursday
I diphJheria after a brief illness.
The remains were inferred at Park
rove cemetery Friday afternoon.
Wiad 4 Brccht, drilling for
Tulsa syndicate, south OF town,
rought In a million foot gasser at
! 100 feet this week The well IS
eing Casod for deeper drilling.
4 good roads club was organized
among the farmers OF Adam Creek
| vnship Friday night, the object OF
| The club h was announced, being 10
90 tha, the taxes which are paid TO
improve ana maintain roads arc
sed for ,hat purpose. The club al
\ 'ady has a large mem bership as n
Nsult Of the enthusiasm displayed
VI the initial meeting.
A deal was closed Friday for The
sale Of the Broken Arrow bottling
works by J. NJ. Catron to NJ T..
small who took charge OF the plant
Immediately. The purchase price in
GUIDED real estate, consisting OF the
u.ding occupied by the plant and
no bungalow residence adjoining.
W. CaVon has purchased the Sand
l>lings hottling works and will take
Arge of that plant ou March !.
AZ an adjourned meeting Of tho
Wy commissioners. held this week,
70 newly established occupation tax
2s up lor consideration, some OF
ne ratings having been objected to
"a too high hut no action was taken
2 lhe matter by the officials. u. l.
Hot was appointed cltv attorney
..I .II Z.
The Phillips trio. from tho express
1on department Of the Phillips uni
N-sl'y ar Enid. will give a Sunday
Ehoo' benefit program at the First
.nsllan church on Thursday eve
.g March 3.
The monthly meeting Of the Ms
ohary society Of the Presbyterian
'.lfch VAS ls,d on wednesday aft
.hoon with Mrs. y. l.. Sanders hos
~ al 'hc sanders home on West
wd"as Assisting Mrs Sanders
r'Sr rMcsdames II. II. Hollingsworth'
~ Wells ". 7. Brooks, J. Wright
'0lhs and Miss Nell Young.
| AZ meeting held at williams
Pros .ot.oe Monday night. Mcssrs.
y, smith and w. 7. Brooks were
ed delegates 20 represent the
/ S'ohen Arrow camp W. o. w. AT tho
I ramn meeting. To be held at
Taa March s. w. g. McGechie and
"n Falli were elected alternateF.
nrs Wlnifred Mcclure has re-
med from Oklahoma City. where
~ was called by the illness OF Mrs
"a, Jonas. mother OF her husband,
@'e Frank McGuirs. Mrs. Jonas
r'oN"r'ng from serious illness,
me remains OF Miss Bertha Boil
a. age -2, were brought TO Broken
wv from BiNby Sunday for in
tnTh' ,1 Park Grove cemetery.
7,,SSsu'' II. l. Pierce went to Tulsa
vay Do connection with tho case
,,i.ein Everett Hutton was com
Vsnstd 10 'aIl under $500 bond. after
Ing examination on the charge
passing forged check for So a.
.c.ry D. NJ. Pennington store in this
,rb,.a' ,he.ement weather was respon.
IS,,a Tor a slight decrease In the
lTt.Iy school attendance Sunray
I,a,a, a. J., South led with an at,
In. "'Snoe In ~ %; First NJ T. church
A,.,In.Ltshytcrian, 6S: Christian, SO,
'''"o'! yl God, 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
pRJ.TRINL SENSATIONS
iIkIIN. WRITER BELIEVES.

u S. Staff CorrespondentD
\GpNDRE, Feb. 2l.-The town
Ustug for sensations TO pop In
ID. II,mon case before Clara Smith
ramor goes to trial. Although at
-ncys for the accused woman con-
Irus 20 remain uncommuniCative,
srsors close TO the defense ad-
lifted today that a special inquiry
contemplated to present evidence
|ad to connect men prominent
,arrnuy and politically as ring
! 4d,rs of an alleged plot TO con-
tho girl. on evidence now be-
, r3fhprcd. IL was stated. impends
no arrest of persons in Oklahoma
nd Texas. who, il is charged. have
zen framed" 20 testify against
.p-.
There IS now no question that the
used woman, IL she is acquitted,
m prove her claim, II not by exist
-.e oi a will, by documents known
be in her possession, to n sub
ta1tal share OF tho estate left by
axe Hamon, oklahoma oil million
70. and republican national COM
rllemau. whom she declares she
mortally wounded by accident afteI
10 oil King. in a drukcn rage, had
threatened physical violence.
According 10 friends OF the girl
'ur.dence will he presented at her
I'al TO show that she was promised
n.y formal prosecution with n YER
Ic; Of acquittal II she relinquishcd
his claim TO the estate and that her
ctusal Is the inspiring motive OF
he bitter fight being waged against
her
Reports also in circulation that
powerful enemies OF the girl are
preparing to use political influence
% disqualiry Buck Garrett sheriff
Carter county, from serving her
..al. According to friends Of Gar
j'e,,, who is one Of the most popular
Niclals OF tho county, II such a
move is made. It will he because hP
| las refused TO lend aid to the con-
piracy alleged 10 exist TO convict
II he accused woman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Romance Of War at
Last Leads to Attn
After 2-Year Search

~ international NtVs S.rvr~c
AltDMOBE. Feb. 2l.-A w
years search by a war hero for the
girl b." met ct a war benefit Ia
Sew YORK and wuyso Image fol
lowed him abroad, ended here
yesterday in the wedding Of Miss
Doris Morrison, Of NcW York city.
and Lieutenant Guy Ipwusbury
who did valiant service wh., sta
toned with the aviation corps .u
England
The meeting OF tho pair during
the war was a case uf love az first
sight. They arranged Co meet
again a. a dance al the Ilpte!
Plaza. Under quarantine. Towns
bury loft his training company at
Garden CITY, J.. g. "N We H."
to keep his tryst with iho girl.
That was the last time they saw
one another before the Young Of
ficer was ordered broad.
Letters by tho lovers misoarriod.
After the armisI,, Lowushury
returned To- New York in quest ur
the girl OF his dreams Ills
search was fruitloss. he recalled
she mentioned relatives iu Texas
and he went 20 Dallas where he
remained for a clue to her whore
abuuts. 4 Wock ago fate led him
10 Ardmorc ON a business trip.
The New York girl wac here
visiting friends. Tho lovers met
each other accidentally ou the
street.
1.ownsbury will take his bride
to his home az jamestown, y, y.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
wife and child Perish
as Miners Home Burns

M'ALESTElI OLa. F,u. .l
PROSTATE with grief Mach Agl,St,
Italian miner of UidEovpy, and One
child survive the burniuE ~ his
home Friday night when ma wife
received fatal burns and their BE-
ycar-old child pyrishod Joe the
flames. caused hy tho exploding -
an oil lamp. Fire quickly envelope !
tho entire house. DWuug tu th, s'.
we're storm at the time the noWs dil
not reach MrAlcstrr until Monday
aud the burial of iho victim rs to
bc held at liurtshoruc Tuesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Memorial for Former County Nttur.
nCy Itill.

Funeral gorvt,cs for John y. I'M
late county attorney off creek youu.
IS. viii nv held TucsdtN afternoon go
O'Clock from toe i.lr't baptist
church county Attorney Fred Nue-
uncr said today thd' ul plans have
been made for the remains 600 lie ia
state az the court house Tuesday
morning Reverend llck,,. pastor
W the Baptist church at numuEht
VIII ufnuAtp at the service The
burial will take PLACE az the South
ucirhts cemetery. Mr.. iUN Wa 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
FREIGHT RATE EVIDENCE IN
Corporation Commission Takes the
Case Under NdVi-cmcnt.

IIy A8N00iaIUi ITobs SIdtO WIG
OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. 2l.--
Hearing before the corporation
commission on freight rates 10 be IN
effect in the state after March 10
was closed late today. The rates
now i'm existence are under tenn
porary order expiring March 10, and
rates will revert to those In c.rcct a
year ago unless new order Is mad"
or extension granted. Extension Of
present rates until June / h'1 bnen
asked by both railroads ana ship
pcrs. This is needed notu say, to
permit compiling Of new schedules
on commodities whi,h urc s1il to
be governed unsat'sf tctprily under
the present rates.
The corporation commission has
tak1 the case un1cr 1Vfcmcut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
POLITICAL CHIEFS
TO BE WITNESSES
Harris. Dyche and Apple
by to Be Subpoenaed
in Hamon Trial
PREDICT SENSATIONS
Plot to Convict Girl Alleged
Ry Defense; Witnesses are
Framed Is Claim
.,4.s.....lrre,s state wire.

.s, t..s....sI rrcss state wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY. FEB. ell
vlne.s. TO be subpocnacd in the
..r of Mrs. Clara Smith IIamon,
..,g,I with murder Of Jake
l.oIrr according to a statement to-
.y hv Attorney General Freezing,
..gui, lanes Harris OF Wagoncr
..rm4. uf the republican state
~ committee. John Appleby.
.'-sf,r. Of the committee; j. H..
NEbr uf oklahoma City, manager
Mr. Hamon's campaign fur the
I uort committee manship and sew
.r other men who we're Mr..
,mon close personal friends,
Mr. Freoling returned today from
.r-racu. where he had gone In con-
cotton with the case.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Attempt 10 Get Kids to Drink MIX

4 CaWpaIFn u hHNc c0Th ChlId IN
the public schools here drink a pint
Of milk a day has been started by
Dr. Emma Keith. city school in
spcctor and MrB. Roberta Green,
city school uursc' Many children
hero are said tQ bC undcrfed and sur
fcrinE from malnutrition. II chill
drcn do not Ike milk. they will be
ask 20 use It disguised. as In cocoa or
other form.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
MUSKOGEE MAN MUST DIE
Governor Robertson Refuses Glenn
cucy 10 Blakrly.

BY Associated Press State Wire
OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. I'll
Governor Robertson today refused a
request by Mrs. Robert w. 'lakeIy
for cOmmutatlon of the death sen .
tence against her husband, convicted
in the district court al Muskogec of
murder. Blakcly is to be executed
February % at the state pcnutou-
tiary at McAlcstcr for the murder
OF his stcpdauEhtcr. Mrs. Blakely,
with her baby, conferred with tn"
governor in his office at the stat"
house. she was crying when se
loft tho office
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Convicted of Stealing Flour.

w. \. Lawrence, aged %. pleaded
guilty to a charge ot stealing flour
from Frisco freight car at Fort
Gibson two months ago. Both Law
renee and Mig Crittcuden are now
under parole on a penitentiary term
I.aWI1pCc's parole probably will he
revoked, il was said, while thai Of
'rittcndcn, who was with Lawrence
when arrested. will bo allowed TO
20 on.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
Officer Of Many Years Quits Game

After being an officer OF the law
for 20 years, $. G. Jackson, police
man here, has resigned to go 10 one
Of his farms near Grove. Okla. Al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

NJ. b. South. 225. Presbyterian. .24i
total llNi
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
GET YOU SHARE
 OF SILVER BONES

s,n Francisco 10 win not bo tho fault of hc United States hints if silver dollars are not plentiful. Tho San Francisco. Denver and phila- deiphia m.nu soon win be turning out one million bright silver dollars running on twcny-four hour basis.
 Already Che San Francisco mint is stamping 250.O00 dollars daily. while Che Philadelphia mnt said Go have twice Che force. is turning out 26o.- o0o. At nc present rate of coin aec. it is said Che government is saving s5.O00 a day Interest on Che treasury notes thus cancelled.
 During che war 279.ooo.ooo Amer ican silver dollars were melted into bullion for sale In England which in turn cou.cd it for use iu East India. where Che natives demand metal money
 For his bullion Euealnd paid Che United States $l a fine ounce. lh cents charges and low rate of inter- est The United states is paying 9 per cent on short term notes. which are being replaced with thc new coinage.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
HOSPITAL NOTES

A baby girl was born Co Mir. and Mrs. W. R. sclirIdgo Monday morn nr at Che Dawes hospital Tho mother and utuo daughter aro in excellent health. W. R. Billy) sol- fridge ia Che local manager for Che Alaska Supply Company horo.
 Mrs q. Clay Jones. wifc of am oi- aocr ot Che U S. & Explorer who was tn Che st Ann hospital several days during tbc past week for med ieai treatment of severe cold. was ablo Go leave One hospital last Wcd- ucsday
 Prank DcWaf of Douglas undcr- wont minor operation Thursday morning at Che Dawes hospital u.s condition s favorable.
 Mrs Frank Chcstck of Pctor burr who has been at Che Dawes hospital for Che past two weeks cou- ,alcsciur from maior operation performed by Dr. L. D. Dawes hos been discharged from Che hospital and win leave for her home on one of Che next boats.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes

MeLNuulaL ANlaNNNNA NNAANN A'"NN'
 Sunday morning service at il:o0. Subject "The Greatest Thing in Che World"
 Sunday School at 12:15. There were 100 present last Sunday. Ev- cry one welcome
 Junior League meets at 8 D. m.
 Epworth LoaVe ot 6:3o Cap tain Caruett O fthe Salvation Army win be leader.
 Public worship at 7.30. Subject Gods Greatest Powor.'
 We are busy getting acquainted with Che people and dud thcm Co be a dno hospltable class Of people
 We did not come Go Juneau for our health. neither did we como plcas- urc seeking or sight seeing nor did we come for money. however. we oN- pcct Go get and enjoy au Of these. We have come as a messenger of God wih message and we very much desire hearing from an classes of people the rich and Che poor. Che saint and Che sinner, tho learned aud otherwise -ol win find welcome at any and an our scrv- lees. Dr. w. A. Allen Pastor
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
VISITORS FROM GYPSUM

Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Moacr arrived .u town ou One launch Estchcth Mou- day morning from Gypsum. where he former s superintendent pni manager of Che Pacific Coast Gyr- sum Company chat has operated cone uuuously for One past several yoars
 1lr. Moaor says his company win cm- nloy from s0 Go i0 men during Che coming winter about Che same force chat Us regularly employed While thc market for gypsum ha. been very
 good iu Che past am increased do. maud tor It Is expected iu Che near future and conditions justify more building activity The Mos.crs re. turned to Gypsum on Che Estcbeth Thursday night They were guests at Che Gasuue8u while m Che city,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-15
FRUITLEss SEARCH FOR
 RELIC BY FIM FOLK

Los Angeles Shades Of Bacchus. erandatbcr of booticgeor and on- ccstors of homo brow
 A "movc" company searched southern California high and low for am old-abdoncd polished mohog- ouy bar. with mirror behind it and failed completely in its mission. Tho mm people wanted it for a "prop" to uyu up aomc scene of thc good old dWs'
 A few years ago thoro used Go bo goo mahogany bars iu downtown Los Angeles Their owners paid mon high wages Co keep them pol ished of. while whole armies of other men paid Iberally for the priv uceo Of lining up on Che other side. A few of Che old bars are used in soltdrink puior. but Che others havc disappeared.
 so Che "movic" people had a scout headed for San Francisco to try to locate a bar.