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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-19
Indiana and MlcI16an News
SZ5.794 ColhouTtd Road
Contract IS AiCdrded

MARSHALL. Mich. July ia
J. Huffman. Of North Adams was
the successful bidder on two and
one-half miles OF road 10 be con-
s-ructed on the Victory highway. be-
.veen Battle Greek and Bellevue
Hunman's bid was $25.7942O. Elev-
en- contractors entered figures on the
work. the figures ranging as high as
S35,sO5. The county road commits
sion will award the contract as
soor as sanctioned BY the state
highway department, and work is
20 start Monday. July %. Il is 20
be built under provisions OF the fed
ersl aid act BY which the federal
government pays so percent and the
county the remaining %. The con-
tract for three and one-half mile
strip Of unimproved road on the
same highway which lies in Barry
and Eaton counties is 70 be awarded
in three weeks. This completes the
roads Improvement from Battle
Creek 20 Lansing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-19
Kalamazoo Legion Post
Fights for Army Bonus

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July 1s.-
An emphatic protest against the
side-tracking OF national bonus leg
islation was embodied in a resolu-
ton unanimously passed at a meet
ing of the Kalamazoo post OF the
American Legion No legislation
can be more imperative. according
20 the resolution. than that which
removes the injustice done the sold
Iers by unequal compensation during
the war. The resolution commended
Gov. Groesbeck for his assistance in
the passage Of the state bonus pro-
pcsal. The resolution will be for
warded 10 the states delegation in
congress.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-19
ASPIRIN
Name ''Bayer" on Genuine

Take Aspirin only as told in each
package OF genuine Bayer Tablets OF
Aspirin. Then you will be following
the directions and dosage worked
out by physicians during q years,
and proved safe by millions. Take
no chances with substitutes. II you
see the Bayer Cross on tablets, you
can take them without fear for
Colds. Headache, Neuralgia, Rheu-
matism, Earache, Toothache. Lum-
bago and for Pain. Handy tin boxes
Of II tablets cost few cents. Drug
gists also sell larger packages. AS
pirin is the trade mark OF Bayer
Manufacture OF Monoaceticec idester
OF Salicylicacid. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-19
MRS. HAYDOCK
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
Followed Advice of Her
Druggists Wife and Took
Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Chicago. H. ~ was In bed with a
female trouble and inflammation and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-19
HALT PRISONERS
FROM JAIL BREAK

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July Is
Eight prisoners ar the county Jail
here were in solitary confinement to-
day while Sheriff Snider investigated
preparations made within the last
few days for a jail delivery.
The sheriff and Deputy John Ray
discovered the locks on the cells in
federal row" where United States
government prisoners are kept had
been tempered with. Further inves-
tigation revealed that FIVE heavy
iron bars had been pried loose. Each
was about four feet long and IL is
believed the prisoners planned 20
use these in an effort TO force their
way 20 freedom.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-19
YOUTH BROWNS
NEAR NAPPANEE

GOSHEN. Ind, July 1s.-Aaron
Tyson. II, son Of Joseph Tyson. re-
siding on a farm seven miles south
" est OF Goshen was drowned Sunday
afternoon while wading at Geyer
Dam, near Nappanee. His body was
recovered in seven feet of water.
Tyson could not swim. Several boys
gho were in the dam with him were
ina Bile to give assistance when he
got beyond his depth. Carlyle Nut
schl. Edwin Bowsher and John Mil
tenberger recovered the body.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-19
Famous Porter Race Track
Is Sold at SheriffS Sale
Special to The News Times /:

Special 70 The News Times:
LAPORTE. Ind, July 1S.-The
Mineral Springs race track property
at Porter, Ind, at one time the most
famous race track center in the
United States, was sold Monday by
the sheriff Of Porter county at VAL
paraiso for $4,000 TO Charles Pierce,
who bought it for Charles Crum-
packer OF Michigan City The Per
ter race track was closed during the
administration of Gov. Thomas T.
Marshall. who sent several compan-
les Of state militia 10 the course to
stop racing and gambling.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-19

of that time l was perfectly well. /
have a sixroom fat and 90 allmywork.
Ny two sisters are taking the Com
pound upon my recommendation and
you may publish my letter. Il is the
gospel truth and l VIII write 70 any
one who wants a personal letter. -
Mrs. z. II. HAYDOCK. 6S24 St. Law
renee Avenue, Chicago. III.
Because Lydia +. PInkham's Vege-
table Compound saved Mrs. Haydock
from an operation we cannot claim
that all operations may be avoided by
IL, but many women have escaped
operations by the timely use of this
old fashioned root and herb medicine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-19

Women mountain climbers in
Switzerland If they value their COM
plexions. smear their faces with
SCOT TO protect them from the rays
of the sun.
The hand saw may now be driven
by means Of an electric motor
Potato flour is aSain being shipped
from Holland 10 the United States
in large quaint ties.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-19

had four doctors
but none OF them
did me any good
They all said l
would have 10
have transportation.
a druggist s wife
told me 20 take
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound and /
took % bottles.
never missing a
dose and atthaen3
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
Scr @t. @onifoaius @eu1einoe n

Ser ct. 8onifaaius . Ger1et,1oe g
Cuttings, Minu., als 8farrer Der ct.
Soiepb's @eneinoe in ct. Soiepb;;
bodrp. r. Sugo Gel, 8. g. o.. tolgf
oern bodm. p. 8erner, y. g. %, ~
Suifinas unD bodtp. f. 2noger, p.
g. s.. bon ct. Soiepb gebt 5llr ger
lteuuna ieiner a1,gegrtfferler, @elrtlo'
beit nab Sot Springs, Mrf;
\ Die stpeiten Sabrese1er5lt1en Ihr
aie mitqlieber Der in Der Dto5e1e be-
itehenoen Miiiionsnereine baben &C.
tern. Mittmod), abenos IN Der ~.
geneoifts : Mfaoemie 5u ct. So1epp
fir sic oeutidipredenoen gere11sm1t-
alieber ibren Mnfang geron1nlen nno
peroen Sreitagabeno i6lieBer. Yin
ienern Mbenoe beginnen Die @reraitten
fiir sic engliid-ipredenoen gerelns-
mitolieoer unb tperben Bis Counting.
nhen6 onoouern. Die1e @rer5itien
merben pom hohm. p. @eorg Shef-
foIb. 8. g. s., bon Meoina, Winn.,
aeleitet, un6 our Getlnabme an Der.
ieIben fins a1lBer BEN Miiitonsberetns-
mitaIie0ern ole Sraner, nno Wtaoden
e%iuqelaben ,melde ibr @ridetnen mog-
Ith mahen fon1te1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
gptun 8atr &apen.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., etc. 1873 Pro<
gent erbDbt;; @labiere go 9ro8ent erbDbt;
Bfer0e {, 10 Bro3ent erb0bt; Bfer0e 5,
10 8ro5ent erb0bt; Rferoe e, 20 Rro5ent
erbDbt; NinDbieb a, SO Rro5ent erbDbt;
gfinobieb b, so Bro5ent erb0bt; &inbz
bieb 5, 20 gro8ent erb6ge; Ninbbieb t, 10
gro5ent erbDbt;; Niinbbieb 9, % Broaent
erb6bt; 8inobieb i, 40 Bro5ent erb0bt;
Minobieb ], 83h Bro8ert erb0bt; 56afe
a, so 8ro8ent erbDbt; @bafe 3, 100 Rro
gent erb1bt;; @un6e $50 Bro5ent erb0bt;;
8agen, etc, Is Bro5ent erb0bt.
gDtu1n 6armimg.
&labiere so 8ro3ent erb0bt; 8fer6e {,
10 8ro8ent erb1bt; 8ferbe /, 100 Rroz
gent erbSbt; 9insbieb /, 20 Rro8ent err
bolt; S6nfe b, 40 Bro5ent erb6bt; Gder<
gerdte, etc. 25 Bro5ent erb0bt; grea<
merbmaI6inen etc, 100 8ro5ent erbDbt.
gptpt1 Bettp.
@ansbaltsgerdte, etc. 100 Bro5ent err
bolt; 8ferbe a, 100 Broaent erbDbt;
8feroe +, 100 8ro5ent erb0bt; Hferbe c,
80 8ro8ent erbDbt; Bfer6e 8, 100 Bro@
gent erb6bt; Bferoe E, SO 8ro5ent erb0bt;
Bferoe f. 200 Bro5ent erbDbt; igfnDbteb
a, 100 Bro3ent erbb0t; &inbbieb c, $50
8ro8ent erb0bt; 8inobieb e, 125 8ro5ent
erbSbt; i9fnbbieb 9, $50 Bro8ent erb6bt;
@inbbieb +, 20 8ro5ent erb6bt; @ino>
bieb /, 75 Bro8ent erbSbt; 8inbbieb l. 20
gro3ent erbDbt; sdnfe a, 100 8ro5ent
erb66t; @dnfe b, 40 8ro5ent erb0bt;
@6neine a, $685. Bro5ent erR0bt;; @nnz
be, 400 Bro5ent erb6bt; Adergerdte. etc.
IS 8ro8ent erb6bt;; 8agen, etc. 20 Rro>
gent erbobt.
Mnf gntrng bertoste 1i9 Die @eboroe
Bis neun ubr n1bern Morgens.
mitttpo6, ben 20. Sui, 1921, neun
I1br morgens.
Ser gertnglne gentdfb trat bic ansz
gIei6nngsbebD;rbe 5ufntnmen. g. 81. 2abr
8raibent, unb ale Mit9lieoer anime
fenb. gnf M1tras 1pirben foIsenbe ab=
dnpernngen Der Neutrality-suspicious. : Mb=
idaitnngen, tpiie borsben Gbi@dbern ein=
gebradt, getroffen:
SDtutt @rpne.
&nusbaltsgerdte, etc, 80 Rro3ent CT.
b5bt;; @Iabiere. 80 Bro5ent erb6bt; Rfer.
Be {, 1915 Rro5et,t erb0bt; Ninbbieb {
10 Ero8ent erb1bt;; Mf1bbieb /, 83h er=
boot; S9tpeine 5, 10 Nro3ent erb0bt;
Surmserdte, etc 100 Bro5ent erb6bt;
8agen, etc, 20 Bro5ent erb0bt.
Epsutt 8pl6tng.
Hferbe {. 10 Bro5ent erb6bt; Rferoe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
Oifi3ieuc D~crhanSlmnecn
Scr 2lmselcidnnesbcs
hSrNe pen Stcarns
County, N1innt.

Office bes gountb Guoitors, Stearrs
gountp, Minn., Is. Snli, 1921.
Sem @eiete 5ufolse trat Die NusgIetz
h%mgsbebDrbe bon 5tearns go11ntb,
Winn., 5u1amnnen. SIZE gerimmlung
lpurbe bonn gountDzInbitor Ntebolas
gbomep, our Or0nung gernfen. Artpez
5enbe Mitglieber: g. 50. 2abr, 8al. Ger
man, Sacob 8eber, MiGael 2oio nno
s. s. Borgmann. Na9 geiebli@ borge<
16riebener borgenommenen SereiOislag
mabte ii6 senannte 8eb0roe on bic Or
ga%ni1ation. Quf Intrag pnroe g. sc.
2abr als 8oriiber Ser 8eb0rbe nnb Sa>
COP 8eber als @ebilfs : 8or1tber err
tpd6lt. 3uf6riften bon Der @tenerfomz
,miiiion be3igIi6 Musglei6ung Der Gbz
idddbungen nnrben Der 8eb0rbe borgele<
fen unb CUR @eferen5 aufbetpabrt. Gnf
Mntrag bertagte ii@ 6ie 8eb6rbe BIB 1
l1br nadmittags.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25

'urter aud ib. Wdbren0 fed3s oaporl
'abenbg freigelalien muroen, iiuo dtpei,
Elm &eftor 1no Elm @enleinoeiefretar
naiid@Iten Sag bur1 Die SauptitraBe
.atpiid)en bier betDaffneten Sniurgenten
mad 2ipire tpa,1sportiert, nm bort
perbobnt un6 miBbanoeH 51 meroen.
.gS mare piel al ibreiben, bod bieie
3eilen iperoen Dir geniigen, rpie es
nit Der @eredtigfelt bel uns aus
iiebt. 8eun nod Elm 5dreiben bon
mir eintrifft, | ,iit oaS S6idial n1l-
ierer Seimat entihieben. Dein
Soleph &llti6ern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25

'erbDbt; ,8feroe 10 gro5ent erb5bt;;
.Rferoe |, 70 9ro3ent erb0bt; Ninobieb
d, 80 Bro8ent erbSbt; Minbbieb {, so
Rro5ent erb0bt; Ninbbieb &, 30 Bro5ent
erb1bt;; Ninobieb 8, 25 Bro5ent erb6bt;;
Minbbieb ! $685. Bro5ent erb1bt; 8inbz
bieb /, 1914 Bro5ent erb6bt; gefligel 20
gro5ent erb0bt; @unbe, 400 Bro5ent err.
bolt; Sarmgerdte, etc. 25 Bro5ent err
bolt; Bagen, etc. 100 Bro3ent erbobt;;
9feroegefdirr, etc. 66A 9ro5ent erbobt.
Guf Gntra9 bertagte ii9 Sic 8ebDroe
big neun ubr arberen Morgeng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25

5 88h 8ro5ent erbDbt; Rferbe I, 80
Bro3ent erb0bt;Nferbe 100 Rro5ent er,
bDbt; ifrlbbieb q, 25 8ro3ent erbDbt;;
Rinbbieb {. so 8ro5ent erb0bt; i9frbbieb
Is, 10 Bro5ent erb0bt; Rinbbieb 1914
gro3ent erbSbt; Ofinobieb 8, 80 Bro5ent
Ierb5bt; @inbbieb E so Hro3ert erb6bt;;
Rinobieb |, so gro8ert erbb6t; Ninobieb
T. 100 gro3ent erbSbt; Sdafe a 100 gro
gent erb0bt; g9nfe 3, 100 gro5ent err
bSbt; @1tpetne a, 50 Rro3ent erb0bt;
|S9tpeine 3, 10 Bro5ent erb0bt; Sunbe
800 Rro5ent erb0bt; 8agen, etc. so
Rro5ent erb6bt; Rferbegeidirr, etc, IS
Yro8ent erb06t.
Sptpn Strain.
Minbbieb {, 200 8ro5ent erbobt; Ninb<
bieYe $50 Bro3ent erb0bt; Ri1bbieb g
so Bro5ent erbDbt; Minbbieb |, 100 Bro<
gent erb0bt; @efliigeI 33h Bro8ent err
bolt; 8agen, etc. 20 Bro5ent erb0bt.
guf gntrng bertngte ii6 bic Beb6r6e
big Elm MFR na6mittags.
Mitttpodb, ben 20. Sui, 1921, Elm MFR
na6mitngs.
Ser 8ertagung eendB trat bie Nusz
gIeihnngsbeb6rbe %5niammen. g. 81. 2abr,
8rdfibent, unb ale Mtglieber antpe<
ienb. Nuf Nntrag puroen foIeenbe GBs
drberungen Ser Berionaleigentrms Z bz
f6dbungen, ipie bon ben Mbf6Gbern ein<
sebra6t, getroffen:
gutpn Gate George.
&labiere, 10 Bro5ent erb0bt;; Bferbe
{, 10 8ro8ent erb0bt; Bferbe + 20 Bro@
gent erb1bt;; 9finbbieb i 33M 9ro5ent
'erb0bt; GefliseI, 20 Ero3ent erbSbt;
Sarmserdte, etc. Is 8rg5ent erb0bt; Bn<
gen, etc, $685. 8ro5ent erbSbt; 8ferbe<
gef@irr, etc, 100 8rp5ent erbSbt; Sc
treble rnb .@rnBfnmen, etc SO gro5ent
erbDbt; 8nlbol5, etc. so Bro5ent erb6bt;
Acknowledgement 50 Bro5ent erbDi;bt.
gotua 2afe @enrD.
neutrality-suspicious., 20 Bro5ent erz
bobt;; RferDe c, % Pro5em erbDbt; Bfer<
be ., 1917 Bro5ent erb6bt; Bferbe e,
20 8ro5ent erb0bt; Bfer6e t, 200 Bro<
gent erb6bt;; gfinbbieb, 3, so Bro5ent err
bolt; Ninbbieb s, IS Rro5ent erbDbt;
i%9fnbDieb +, 20 Bro5ent erb6bt;; @inbbieb
+, 20 8ro5ent erb6bt; @inbbieb /, $685.
Rro5ert erb0bt; gfirbbieb i, 20 Hro3ent
erb6bt; @nnbe 3, IS Bro5ent erbobt; @e<
fliigeI 20 Ero5ent erb6bt; N~dergerdatte,
etc, 20 Rro5ent erb0bt; 8asen, etc, 66s2as
Rro3ent erbDbt.
ED,utt Sc Sattf.
@inbbieb {, so Bro5ent erb1bt; @6tpei<
ne a, 10 Bro3ent erbSbt; Sdpeine 5,
1915 Bro8ent erbD6t; Bngen, etc, 33As
Bro5ent erb6bt.
gptut 2neuabnrs.
@aisbaltsserdte, etc. 33M gro5ent
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25

|Bferbe a, 1915 8ro5ent erbDbt; Rfer0e g.,
so Bro5ent erb0bt; Bfer6e {, 70 Bro5ent
erb0bt; Bferbe 5, 100 9rp5ent erb0bt;
|Eferoe E, 10 Bro5ent erb0bt; 0%finbbieb a,
20 Bro5ent erbDbt; Ninbbieb B, so Rroz
gent erb0bt; Ninbbieb {, 25 Bro5ent err
bolt; 8in6bieb 5, SO 8ro5ent erb0bt;
&in0bieb, e, 80 Bro5ent erb0bt; @inb
bieb t, so 8rp5ent erb0bt; @inbbieb g.
$50 Bro5ent erbobt; @inbbieb +, so Rro>
gent erb0bt;; 8inbbieb /, 200 Bro8ent err
bolt; 8in6bieb i, $50 8ro8ent erbDbt;
a, so Bro5ent erb1bt; S6afe b,
SO Bro5ent erb1bt; S6peine a, 100 Broz
gent erbDbt; 5@tpeine b, 38h Bro5ent
erbSbt; @efliige1, 100 8ro8ent. erb0bt;;
@unoe, 800 Bro5ent erb0bt; 8ngen, etc.
100 Hro8ent erb0bt; Hferbegei6irr, etc.
25 Rro3ent erb0bt.
gutp,t Grptp Safe.
8fer6e, c, 20 Rro5ent erbDbt;; &tnbbieb
a, $50 Hro5ent erb1bt; 9tin6bieb 3, so
9ro5ent erb0bt; @in6bieb {, 100 Rroz
aen+ orhSh+. N8;nStieh $ 2eh aernaent
e,hsht. m;nSn;eh En- mroaen+ erbSh+.
m;nhh;eh s Ok wro,en+ erh5hf. M;n6h;eb
~ mrn,e,,+ erhSh+. M;nhh;eh Il N
@roapnt. SIMMER ! $685. Wrnaent err
h5ht. @hofe + 20 wroaent erbSbf. Mder<
opr6te Or % wroaent erhSbt. mooen.
or d wroaent erhSht
---.--
aD'on erpao oaaper.
~uaer9era1e, etc, o. pIo5en1 erguql'
g1eroe9eluel[' e1e, ~ prp6e'n ergopl'
@e1re1oe1ps1gsr' Saselpanler' e1e' oo7s
prn5enl el9pp1. :.
an1 an1ras oellns1s ''W o'e 1ep0rpe
ots EN- n9r Hd0"'11ass'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25
grSSter gauapfer Oer @dt.

Stem Dorf, %. @ug. Der 1eue
$1,000 9ornen-Hnifngierbampfer
Mnieitic, bns groBte s6iff Der Belt
piro laut Mnfinbigung Der Snterna-
tionaI Mercantile Mnrine gompa11D
I'M naiid)lten Griibiabr auf 6er Airie
SEEM Oorf, @outbbnmpton, gberbourg
III Dienit geiteqt meroen. Ser 9am-
bier, meIder bon ben eigentli@en O.
qentiimer11 ben 9eutfhen, Bismard
aetauh morben mar, miro gegenpar-
t:g in &mb1rg fertig gefteat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-08-25

Madmittagsiibnng, ben 13. Snli, 1921
Ser @ertagung gemdB trat Die Mns>
glei6nngsbeborbe 8uiammen. g. 81. 2abr,
Brdd1ibent, nnb ole Mitglieoer mtpez
ienb. Nuf Nntrag n1r6en folgenoe Mbz
dnberungen Der Berionaleisentnms : Mz
1ddbungen, tpie bon ben Ibi6deern et11>
gebrabt, setroffen:
gptutt ALBANY.
6ausgerdte etc. 33h Bro5ent erb6bt.
@laciere 100 8ro3ent erb6bt. @inbbteb
u so .gro8ent erb0bt; 8inbbieb 6 50
Bro8ent erb5bt; Minbbieb g 1913 Bro<
8ent erb5bt. giubbieb i $50 Bro8ent err
holt; Nin6bieb s3A Rro3ent erb6H;;
|56nfe 3 1915 Bro5ent erb0bt; @efliigeG
25 Yro3ent erb6bt; Sarmgerme etc. 20
gro3ent erb5bt; Bdeen, etc. so Bro5ent
erbSbt; Rferbeeef6irr etc. 10 Rrobert
erbD6t.
gutp,t MibfeD.
6ansserdte etc. 100 Bro5ert erb6bt;;
@labiere. 100 Bro8ent erb6bt; Bferbe a,
25 gro5ent erb5bt; -Rferbe {, IS Bro>
8ent erbSbt; @ferbe S, 80 8ro5ert erb5bt;
|8ferbe e, 100 8ro5ent erb6bt; Minbbieb
Ia, 50 8ro3ent er6Sbt; Nirbbieb {, SO
grosent erbSbt; Minbbieb E, 90 Rro8ent
erb0bt;; gfinobieb g, IS Rro5ent erb6bt;;
Minbbieb :, 20 8roaent erbSbt; Rinbbteb
Il. so gro5ent erb5bt; 9tirbbieb i. 90
8ro5ent erhSi1bt;: sdafe +. $50 Brosent
erb6bt; @efliaeI, 66M @ro5ent erh6ht;
Snnbe. 400 gro5ent erbDbt;; Mdergerdite.
etc, 100. 8roaent erbSbt; Boaen, etc, 80
9ro3ent erhSbt; Bferbegeidirr, etc, 20
Bro5ent erb5bt.
Comm abon.
5ausgerdte, etc. so Bro5ent erb0bt;
@lnbiere, go gro5ent erbD6t; Bferbe a,
IS 8ro5ent erb0bt; Rferoe {, 10 Rro8ent
erbDbt; Bferbe 3, 20 Bro5ent erb6bt;;
Minbbieb 3 SO 8ro5ent erb0bt; @irbbief
is, so Bro5ent erb0bt; 8inbbieb e.. 300
Rro3ent erb6bt; Minbbieb (, 1915 Broz
gent erbS;bt; Rinbbieh, +, 90 Bro8ent err
bSbt; Minbbieb /, 80 Bro3ent erb6bt;;
@inbbiebr j, 50 8ro5ent erb0bt;; @@afe
Ia, 100 8rosent erbDbt; Gdnfe 3, so Bros
sent erb0bt; @dtpeine +. 90 8ro5ent err
hDht; @efliiqeI 1914 Rro5ent erb0bt:
Mdergerdte etc. 90 8ro5ent erhobt; 8a=
gen, etc. so Bro8ent erb0bt; RferoegeiHi,
etc. 20 Bro5ent erb0bt.
Eptpn 8rpdtuag.
9ferbe +. so Bro3ent erb0bt; @inb.
bieb /, 25 Bro5ent erb0bt; Minbbieb /
SO Bro5ent erb6bt.
Auf Nntrng bertngte ii6 Bic 8eboro'
big 9 nbr nnberen 11orgens.
9ienftag, Sen 10. Sui, 1921, 9 11bl
morgens.
Ser gertae1ng gentdb trm bic Mus:
sIei6ungsbeb0rbe 5uiar1n1en. g. 81. 2abr
Brdfioent, unb ale Mitglieoer aatpe'
ienb. Guf Nntrag tpuroen folgen6e Qb:
dnoerungen Der Berionaleigert1n1s M.
f6abungen, tpie bon ben Mfbdbern Elm.
gebrabt, ~9etroffen:
gptun Gpl(egenile.
neutrality-suspicious. etc. 80 Bro8en
erb6bt; &labiere, 100 9ro8ent erb0bt
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-11-28
NEGRO ATTACKS
WOMAN IN AIKEN
Prisoner Brought To State Peni-
tentiary-Victim Badly
Hurt-Arm Broken.

Aiken, Nov. 28-Curtis Franklin,
negro, was arrested near Wagner
this afternoon and rushed to the
penitentiary for safe keeping.
Franklin is charged with criminally
assaulting young white woman yes
terday afternoon. All last night and
this morning Franklin was sought
by many persons, and to prevent pos
sible mob violence, the prisoner was
hurried away Immediately after his
arrest. Franklin was apprehended
by Mike Knots, chief of police of
Wagener. The negro is about 35
years old.
The >victim is in a serious condi-
tion. One arm is broken and she was
also bitten in face and otherwise
badly bruised about the body.
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SMALL TO FIGHT
IN TWO COURTS
ILLINOIS GOVERNOR INVOLVED
IN LEGAL BATTLES-SUITS
FOR ACCOUNTING: BEGUN
AGAINST FIVE FORMER STATE
TREASURERS AND BONDSMEN

Springfield, Ill.,, Nov: 26.-Gov.
Len Small, with his record as state
treasurer under fire, tonight faced
legal battles in two courts as the year
of his administration approaches its
end.
Charged with embezzlement of pub
lie funds and conspiracy to defraud
the state, Governor Small is con-
fronted with a criminal trial in Lake
county. In suits for accounting be-
gun by Attorney General E. ]. Brun-
mage against five former state treas
urers and their bondsmen today, the
governor is charged with manipu-
lating state loans until he diverted
to private channels million dol
lars or more belonging to the people.
Lieut.. Gov. Fred Sterling faces
charges almost identical to those
against the governor.
December, the month when Cover
nor Small's fight for freedom from
criminal charges begins, will bring
the service of summons in the civil
suits on him, Lieutenant Governor
Sterling, State Auditor Russell, Will
liam Ryan, Jr., and Edward E. Mitch
ell-all former treasurers.
The civil suits alleging shortages
approximating $2,500,0O0 in treasury
accounts are scheduled to begin next
January.
Demurrers against the civil suits
and motions to quash the criminal
charges form the governors first
line of defense. Losing in both it
would mean trial at Waukegan and
long court battle in Springfield where
eventually the Illinois supreme court
will probably write finis to the states
most sensational court war of politi-
cal origin.
Disclosures made through the in
vestigation of the state treasury,
which resulted in indictment of Gov
ernor Small, lieutenant Governor
Sterling and Vernon Curtis, banking
associate of Governor Small, last
July furnished the evidence on which
the civil suits were based, the attor-
ney generals Office announced.
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PIPE OF PEACE
SMOKED BY FOCH
Marshal of France Shares Joy With
Indian Chief in North
Dakota.

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 27.-Mar-
shal Ferdinand Foch smoked the
pipe of peace here today with Chief
Red Tomahawk, cementing forever
the friendship of Dakota's Sioux In
dians and the French nation.
The presentation of the pipe of
peace was part of the tumultuous
reception given the French soldier
by thousands of persons from many
towns in western North Dakota.
After his trip through the popu-
lous East, Marshal Foch expressed
himself deeply impressed by the
great prairie. 'Its grandeur is al
most overpowering," he said. Bill
ings, Mont, is the next stop on his
schedule.
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Money For Live Stock.

Washington, Nov. 27.-Approval
of 81 advances for agricultural and
live stock purchases aggregating ST.
505,000 was announced tonight by
the war finance corporation. They
included: South Carolina, $4,000
and Georgia $4,000.
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THROW BARRAGE
AT NEGRO DANCE
NINE REPOTRED WOUNDED IN
McCORMICK-LIGHT GOES
OUT ON SECOND COTILLION
AND MANY SHOTS FIRED AT
RANDOM.

Mccormick Nov. 25.-As climax
to the Thanksgiving day celebration
of Is or 20 middle-aged negroes,
who gathered at a vacant house on
the farm of F. A. Pruitt, near Mt.
Carmel, in the upper section of Nc
Cormick county, last night, nine ne
groes are reported by Sheriff Milton
R. Leroy to be in more or less Sc
rious condition, suffering from
wounds inflicted by weapons of every
kind and description in the hands OF
parties unknown. 1t seems that IN
order to fittfngly observe the day,
the negroes assembled in vacant
tenant house on the farm of Mr..
Pruitt for the purpose of having
plenty of room to dance the old
fashioned square dance of days gone
by, when it took more room than it
does for the modern times. In addl-
ton to the musical instruments,
many seemed to have carried wea-
pons customarily used at hot sup
pers. Sheriff Leroy was on the scene
early this morning, not upon special
request of any one, but upon infor-
nation leading him to believe that
celebration had taken place in that
vicinity last night. He sought in vain
to elicit from those in bed suffering
from gunshot, pistol and rifle
wohnds, some of whom are reported
to be just alive, to get them to say
who some of those in the party who
did some of the shooting were, but
none seems to know. One negro, who
was badly wunded, told the sheriff
that during the second cotillion some
one blew out the light and with an
oath some some one began shooting
hot lead across the room when 9TH
ers Joined in the shotoing and soon
every one in the room had been hit
either with birdshot, pistol or
rifle ball, some slightly and others
seriously wounded but no one blames
any one else with the shooting as
they all say that they do not know
who is to blame. At any rate nine
negroes of that section of the
county are shot and Sheriff Leroy
has gone back this afternoon to
make further investigation and is
likely to bring back with him some
of those attending the party.
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