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The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-30
CRYSTAL HILL SPARKS.

H. A. Linn was a Mena visitor Sat. urday
 trops are reported as doing fine and also the crab grass.
 Mir. and Mrs. S. H. Hilton were Board Camp visitors Tuesday richt
 Mrs, Everett Harrison of Oak Hill N'sIted relatives here this week.
 70 Durham spent Saturday night with Claud Woods at Board Canfp -s.- ss'eb Niseox of .Board caznu snrnt rlaav night at tho. s. n. Hiilon home 'e' Mrs Ffv and grsnddanehter. Beds Gilmore. snent Saturday and Sunday ai Oak Hiii. ''N''s Aunt Mary Rials snent the week. end with her daughter, Mrs. Caule. at Oak Hin
 j.. B. Hendricks @.=.a family snent
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-30
TWO MILE TWITTERs.

John Ward of Mena spent Friday night at Mrs. Willis,
 MT. Harwell is putting in a saw min at the ford of the creek at Mir. Williams place.
 Judging from the way Mir. Lyons and Mir. Lybrand are pushing the work we will soon have a highway.
 Everybody is pushing the farm work to the limit now Corn is cer- tainly looking fine. Some fields are beginning to silk and tassel. Some cotton is in the grass pretty bad.
 Some hogs are yet running outside despite the fact that we have hog law. A public statement in the pa- per from the prosecuting attorney on the law would do much to prevent trouble between neighbors. Let's hear from him.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-30
DALLAS DOINGs.

The Girls and Boys Club met this week at the schoolhJuse to plan their summer work.
 Childrens' Day was a grand success with the lovely sunshine, sweet flow CTS and birds and the throngs of happy children. Many people were present and the program was well rendered. As to the eats, those not present missed rare treat. Happy faces in all parts of the church and on the ground expressed the love and good feeling each had for the other
 Know Nothing.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-30
HARTLEY HELPS.

G. A. Bush made trip to Mena last Sunday.
 Corn was badly damaged here by the wind last week.
 Cattle dipping was carried on at the Hartley vat Saturday Since the rain everybody is plan ming to destroy the crab grass. Rome Dagenhart is attending the teachers institute in Mena this week. There will be no summer school at Happy Hill this year, but a five months winter school.
 Don't forget the Sunday school at Happy Hill every Sunday at 3 D. m. Everybody come and take a fan.
 Ril1v
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-30
SHADY GROVE SCRAPS.

Cotton chopping and cutting hay is the program turnout this community. William Owens and wife were visit ors in the home of George Murphy Sunday.
 Crops are looking very good and had ought to be for there is plenty of rain for them.
 Miss Sybil Kerr, who accidentally shot her left foot partly off last week, is improving rapidly.
 The women folks of this neighbor- hood are as busy as cranberry mer- chants canning blackberries and mak- ing jam.
 Freckles & Tap AIonp.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-30
CAIN GATHERINGS.

Crops look fine in this community. There will be Sunday school at this place ever Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Ivan Gam of this place is attending teachers institute at Mena this week.
 Those attended the singing at MT. MeAlister's reports a fine time Mon day night.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-30
RANSOM FAMILIES.

Crops and weeds are growing nice ly.
 Dee, the small son of R. A. Thomas, IS sick with typhoid fever.
 Mrs. H. J. Payne of Okmulgee, Ok, returned to her home Monday morn ing. Because of the sickness of her little daughter her visit was shortened about a week.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-30
ACORN CUPS.

chi'dfen who had the whaoplng coukh are nearly. over 5f. ~,
 William Pettigrew is again at home and Is slowly irrprevirps - " ''s'''e Annfhr good singing was held at Jess Turner's Sunday night
 Children are looking forward to '"s peFEaning of school. July II.
 - Hi'1 Ifs: George Combs ara enzssirR visit from Nr. Combs
 nfs Cunningham Of Hatfield Tho k'=nnazrRhter of Grandma Evans.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21

IL. and that on the way back they
we're driving pretty fast Il.
said that he didn't know what to
do. when asked If he had made
any effort to prevent the crime
Asked If he didn't see the rifle
there. he said he did but i wasn't
looking for it."
Asked about to whom he first
told of the crime. as outlined in
his confession, he admitted it had
been told first to Miss Carter. a
nurse. He said that she had been
at Nevitt's hospital but now liy-
ed at 40 Market street, LeXing-
ton
Il was crazy about this thing.
Keith said, ''and tried to drown it
III drink | got her to nurse me.
laid awake two or three nights
and she wanted to know what
was bothcring me. told her i.
was something that had done"
Keith said he did not tell he-
what i was though. He said.
however, that ne might have told
her more. ''as crazy as l was.
If she says so. guess told ne=.
Asked why he didn't report TO
the police after they got back. he
said; Il don't see why | should.
Then after rejecting n minute.
he added: Il guess | should have.
al that" He said he got out OF
the car 1T Fourth and Broadway
~ Third and Broadway, Lexin"-
ton. ne couldn't remember which.
Questioned as TO when he next
saw Piercy. he said he ran into
.im at Main and Mill streets fou-
or FIVE days later He said Percy
told him:
Well be all right in a few
Gays .
Il said. 'Uu-huh.' and kept Oh
walking. / was off of that bird
forever"
Keith said that Monk didn't
stay around town long and he
doesn't know where he Is nov
and don't want to know" he add
cd
He said he saw Percy give his
pistol to Monk who sat with it in
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21

Wells ribs a they rode along
Keith denied that he had pistol
Il had nothing" he asserted
He said that Piercy never told
HIM what it was all about that
nc never opened his mouth to I'm
about It
Questioned about his actions
" ilcn the men tried TO Kill Wells.
Keith declared that when they
stopped and the others told Wells
To get out he asked what they
were going to do. They replied,
he said:
Bump him Off"
Il said: For Christ sake. don't
do that Percy gave me an aw-
fui look when | said that. ! did
say that. didn't | Mr.. Wells :: ans.
the witness turned TO Mr. Wells
who had taken n seat By the side
OF Attorney Burnam-
Wells replied that he didn't re-
member that
well YOU remember every
thing else mighty we'll" Keith r.
torted and brought litter from
the biz crowd.
Keith said he didn't see whaI
Percy and Wilson did as ne walk
ed up the pike He heard two
shots and they came back ant
picked him up in the car and lad
I'VE got him." Keith said =
knew what they had done wher
they said we got him
This concluded Keth's te>tiuO-
ny.
Judge Price asked Attornc.
Burnam If he had anything :
say. Mr. Burnam remarked tina.
"a the maximum penalty on tbs
, three charges Is so years in III,
penitentiary he thought ample
bond to hold Keith should b,
fixed.
Judge Price considered few
minutes and then delivered :
strong statement about the neccS-
sity OF upholdirg the law which
guarantees protection to the life
liberty. limb ami property OF ev-
cry citizen. He then fixed
kcith's bond at $1,000 ON each
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
Don't Poison Yourself

When the digestive organs are
out OF order and fermenting
mass OF undigested food clogs the
stomach and bowels, the result Is
administration or self-poison-
ing. That o!d-fashioncd physic.
Foley Cathartio Tablets. gives
quick relief and does not grippe or
sickcn. Take one tonight. Sold
everywhere. dec
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
Arms Conference Recesse5

Washington. Dec p
arms negotiation again ~-aai
recess today while tLc F-eu.
worked uut their estimate ir~
adequate allotment of au->i'I--
craft The JaDauc~e aWai-e. ~
thcr advises i-om Tok.o -c-1-
in~ Shaniun@ and the E-.tis.
pared to present To- tic -.r.-
encc their case for abolition .
submarines.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
Cut this QUIT is worth Money

Cut ont this slip. cnc'osc viii.
Sc to Foley x Co., 1885 Sheffield
Ave. Chicago. T., writing yo,Ir
name and address, clearly. You
will receive m.rcturn trial pack
age Containing Folcv's Honey
and Tar Compound. Tor coughs.
colds and coup. Foley Kidney
Fills and Foley CathartIc Tablets.
Sold everywhere. dec
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
Two Notable Bull Calves
Sold By Colonel Taylor

Frankfort. Nv. Dcc- Zi-.t
lord Tooth tire il--t pr-zc
cal; shown at the Iutcruar5-
Livestock Exposition. La-
purchased from Col g. o. IT,.
IT.. by DR. y ] y Alc-1- e
Woodford county COL w..
has also disposed 81 Woo
S5th To- Leon e. Noohce-. of tr-
Iowa.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
$4,000 Bark Robbevy

tI;y ASS---'at-,I T-r.-.I
ColumbU~. o.. Dec. p
armed bandits short, i
noon today held up the ST. 5n'.
branch OF the Citizens T--.- - !.
Savings Bank OH Par~ou -..--.
and got away with $1,000
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21

DR.. Bcrton Brown will spend
hri~tmas III the home OF DR. +
{. McDouglc and Mrs. McDougle
on the Summit.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21

charge OF SI5-OOO HH all
Keith was taken back o.. JAIL
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-21
THE ECONOMY CAR OF QUALITY
WHY NOT PAY A LITTLE MORE
AND GET A CAR

That uses about p percent less gasoline
| That uses from onc-third to onc-fOurtn
| aS much oil.
| That i easier to guide.
That Is more comfortable to ride III.
That has a Stewart Speedometer con-
nected on transmission.
That has an oil gauge on dash.
That has man top.
That has gyspy style back curtain
That has three speeds forward.
That has water pump.
That has radiator that will not freeze
when motor is running.
That has Roller Bearings in front wheels.
That has slanting windshield.
That has movable windshield glasses for
summer comfort
That has Willard Rubber Thread Bat
terry. guaranteed two years.
That has low theft insurance rate.
That has pockets in all four doors
That has hand-shift lever.
That has both hand and foot gas ac-
celerator-
That is easy TO start in cold weather.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-11

catre San aas 1850, dor ~ prina
in New Mopk ~ Ferry aat ii.
tmdu-se melahcolici IA vaporasul
care mergea Natre New Jersey,
unde loeuisn y eli, de dare &c
n,avnra dsat6li nickel" pen
trn ca sd platsasca billet pentrn
fiecare caci centii ce-i avnra, ii
cheltuira pc 'ice-cream'.
=
st. Johns. = N. II. - Vaporul
yCharlot care d TRIMS o tslegrama
pc aparatul fard sirma, sprin care
cerea ajutor, 81 despre care Sc
credea ca sss'a bc,lfladat, AMI a
fost salvat 81 adus, deteriorat, in
portul de aici. Acest vapor s'a
isbit de un munte de ghiata.
Thomas w. D0bson, un condu-
Gator de tren, mergea apre ma
lsina sa, care era in Harrington
Rd. Tn tren de la New York
Central Rd. venia Gu viteza mare
Dobson M vazut trenul caci era
la o incirnitura 81 larma era mar.
de celelalte locomotive, astfel cj
locomotive trenului la strivit.
! D-na Wilson dat viaH inaintt
GU o saptamina la dol copii ge
meni. Gu ocazia nasterii ca ;
varsat prea multi singe astfel G;
viata eli era periclitata. Doctoru
a declarat ca o transfusiune dt
singe poate eventual saliva
Dupa cenaipgele ,rudeniilor nj
fost apt pentru acest scop, docto
rul recurs la autoritatile orasu
i lui carl an facut imediat APPEL |,
departamentul pompierilor. In
treg departmental, 372 oameni
au oferit in mod unanim aces
sacrificiu. Patru oameni au fOs
aflati ell degraba, al cifror sing,
a fost bun pentru operare. Eie
care voia pentru sine gloria de 3
saliva viata femeii. Soartea a de
signat pc Charles L. Trinkner
Operatia s'a si facut, dar tirziu
caci doamna Wilson q murit eri
la ora 2:30 p. nj.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-11

Un prover,b sxie: NCereti 81 vi
Sc va da," dar de mnlte orr sc
intimpla sa sceri 81 in Zoe sa-ti dea
iti eere 81.
q
Melino Spidelo, din San Jose,
california de 1O4 ami. Acum
douazeci de ami fost jefuit de
rs dollari. DE atunci in fiecare
luna vine odata de pc ferma lui
la oficiul serifului sd intrebe daca
tilharul fost capturat.
Am sa traiesc pima il yad in
colivie, 81 pc urma ce Sc va in
tfmpla nu-mi pasa,S' zice Spidelo
de cate orr vorbeste en- seriful, 81
doctorii spun ca numai dorinta
,razbunarii il tine in viata.
Bancile sfederale de reserva s;i
lauda ca capitalul lor Sc mareste
Gu toata criza economical. De buna
seama ca banii carl es din punga
consumatorilor trebue sa sc ii
gramadeasca undeva.
|
La multi lie plac fragii dar pu
| tin sd apleaca dupa ele sd lie cu
.Ileaga.
| &
i Zilele trecute trei femei tinere
imbracate in rochii ale carol
poale atingea vIrful incaltamin
tel 81 Gu bluze incheiate la git al
atras multime curioasa asa d,
mare pe public square ca a ire
butt sd vina .,n pluton de politist
81 o brigada de pompieri sa risi
peasca' multimea. Frau trei de
monstratoare de costume de acum
douazeci de ami. 81 cate-un ha
bauc protesteaza impotriva rochi
telor scurte!..
Dina Elizabeta Hauser zice c;
numai femeile sunt in stare s.;
dezarmeze lumea. De buna sea
ma, dar intaiu ar trebui sa de-
zarmeze ele, ca prea multe poci
noage fac Gu armele pc carl le
port impotriva ideii care s'ar re.
aliza .prin dezarmare.
Dupa recesamintul din 1920
Erie, Pa, a avut 93,372 locuitors
pc cand in anul 1910 a avut nu.
mai 66.525. Numarnl romanilor
sc evalueaza intre 500 81 1000
Majoritatea lucreaza in fabricele
de hartie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-11
.H'0R4AlNBa

Omaha. - All fost expozitia
tuturOr gemenilor din stat. S 'au
presintat 129 parechi. S. 'au impair
tit premii intre cei mai batrini,
cei- mai tineri, cei mai frumosi, 81
81 cei carl seamana mai mutt unul
altuia. Cement Hogan, - trei pa
rechi, = au castigat premii. Ri
sunt sase frati, trei parechi :
eel mai batrini 81 mai ti9eri sunt
,baieti lar intre eli stunt doua surori
tot gemene. Cind ii pui pc unul
lInga altul, nu-i poti cunoaste "a
seamana. Char 81 parintii lof ii
gresesc de multeori. Alba .elasul
Ior doar' ii deosebeste. Toti STUNT
nascuti in luna August. Aseme-
nea 81 fatal lor nascut in luna
August. Bunicii lor, - mama ia.
tadni l0r ri tata mamei lor, - au
este un frate gemene, carl s'au
nascut tot in luna August. Intre
rudeniile lor din craanga latera-
IA sunt mai multi ,gemeni. Gel carl
studiaza aceste chestii au un caz
| . - -
inteEesant de sstudiat.
see
MeW Hiladelrhia. Autoritxtile
de aioi Al fneepat investigarea
cazHlui &c So intimplat All dimi-
!neata, pc vrsmea ce el, sofia 50,
tataA sin si un copl de 2 ami dur,
mean in casa. IA i PRINT 8 scri-,
scare de amenintare ea 6aca Va,
|fi copdsmpat .un individ, Gu na,
|Rele steYe Aanqa, care ) fost
scusat eu seasinare, atunci Il VI
d 81 oplorit Manna ! foet eondapl.'
at 4 temnitk pe viata.
Z " i
4 stvlf feSk sntul celor,
J - xreshf e n 81 ! : min
- =! - taskri rsgie onaise.
y ! I - y q I e
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-11

= l!I y
ke Sfiatit 4asih jArtfa eelor cario
|Ddihnesc intr 'insul. Cetiti aloNele1
lde pe cruel de spe monnu6e 6ente !:
|fiecare hume q unai lnptator
leu graiul, Gu condeisfl sau char
|ca saba 81 on primeidnirea sietii|
pentru scoaterea din sclavie 4
neamulmi oropsit din Dacia' stra-
veche.
/ Fieeare hume de pes acestsa
cruel e un simb0l.
Purtatorii lor snHt din genesaS
tia de vigoare, a carei dogma era
'Ilapatlarea de sine 81 preocupareav
] de interesele neamului. Ei, cei de,
la 48 traiau pentru natiune 81
lmureau pentru d1nsa, ridicandu-i'
flamurile 81 cantandu-i cantecele
de trezie,s ca sutele de preoti 81
|intelectuali carl au murit in spin
zuratorile unguresti de la Turda,
din Cluj 81 de pc t6ate colinele
Campiei ardelenesti.
J. Framintarea Tor suprema era
'lbinele de obste 81 idealul mattel
'llibertatea, pacee si fra$istateal
4 Priviti, colo, in coltul dinspre
Campul Libertdtii, sub monument
4 tul de marmura neagra, doarme
prefectul de legiune Axente Sc
liver, de la nasterea caruia s'a i'm.
| |plinit in zilele trecute 100 de ami.
E simbolul virtutii romano rein
q viate ''virtus romano redi-
viva".
/ A vazut lumina zilei intr 'un sat
! de pc Tarnave 81 ajungand la
! adolescenta, nostalgia libertatii il
duce in Principatele dunarene,
I sperind sa gaseasca acolo slo-bo-
:. zenia dupa care ii inseta sufletul.
In timp1l 1nsa cand Ardealul in.
4 cepe sd sc -trezeasca din somnul
! eel de moarte, geniul ocrotitor al
!, neamului il aduce iarasi in tara
parintilor sal 81 cea dintai fapta
a sa fost ca aduce 200 de feciori
Iinarmati la treia adunare natio-
I nala de la Blaj. 4
4 Ca prefect de legiune tine in
paza tinutul Tarnavelor 81 al Mu-
resului facand fapte yitezesti in
1jurul Aiudului 81 spargand ostile
unguresti carl impresurau Alba
HULA. Nici clipa nu s'a lasat la
tirguiala Gu agentii dusmanilor ca
acel nenorocit Dragos, pc care
rasplata poporului Ia sfirticat in
bucati. Axente Sever a intarit 81
|pe .Iancu, craiul muntilor in zile
| de restriste.
i A fost un stejar intre caractere,
ca uriasii de pc culmi, pc carl ll,i
pot sal indoaie vinturile furtuni.
lor. A mnrit impacat GU sine 81
nemultumit de viclenia lasa a I'M
\ |paratulpi strein, cerind insusi sd
fie ingropat langa ''Campul Lii
i bertatii''.
/ Astfel de ramani incuie glia
modestului cimitir in care ne
aflam acuma.
Dormiti in pace scuturatpri
de lanttri!
i Qdhniti in liniste trupurile
voastre ostenite peste masura de
sbuciumnl .unor xieti laborioase.
ISamaHta arunoata de vol q rodit
deplin si truda voastra incunu-
nata de Gel mai desavirsit success.
Llbertatea dorita de vol sosit |!
llata, moi va inchinam "a mormin,
- u ~
te flamlrile Romaniei-Mari ii BIZ
4 1necuvlntam straduintele yoastre
prln carl ne-ati fnvatat 81 croim
hotarele!
In veci pomenirea lor!
('ratria" J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-11
LA MORMfNTIJL
|LUI AXENYE SEVER


Asi dori sd am in aceasta clipa
glas de vraja care 81 patrunda
.prin glia mormintelor si IA pot
Cinema la trezife pc carl au ador-
nit purtand ;pe ibuze cuyintele
''natiune 81 lihaftste'' .Asi intinde
bratuh mep spre numeroasele
cruel 81 monumente. carl impodo-
besc acest mic Pantheon al
neamulni nostru 81 as zice:
- Ridicati-va din raclele voas-
tire ibravi .senatori de IA l848; ri
.dicati-va apOstOli al romanismu-
Alui! Scoala Timoteiu Cipariu,
dirz Cato al poporului de opin-
carl din tara Ardealului;. scoala
Sulutiu arhiereu Gu chip de pa
triarh, care al Msat sa-ti sape ,pe
piatra mormiiatnlui, ca numai
s
moartea te desparte de Natiune ;
scoala AAehtl 4 aapiAn de lanceri.
care al yinzolit ECU glotasii tai
caMpiileasi hunti Transilvanieii,
sfnse ,feria sdasmana1
hi, cptrdpitor; sB1lati vol tribuni
Gu glasuri de arhangheii, vol cen
turiari 81 decuriani fa1ra hume,
carl att ridieat Ardealul ia 41i-
cinare ea un singur ON, ca SAL
aduceti la juramint pc Campa1
LibertStii.
Desfaceti-va pe Q clipa macar
din legaturile humei si privitil
icoana zilei de .setasi: I,
Iata, i gssu pamintul AZ.
nepoti en- 4rnntile seriine, sari s'ani
pc pa1I1ntm sfintit 81
Blajnlui e. = prSznuiasc6 fmpli-
nirea visnlu vsslru Sndr4znet /:
litartatse dsli . iee>rlqt -.
maDaacl 6teas ile natiensle Al-.
fie A. Eoie 1ap nrii a hieeS \ ~
s6bii ihsrhese ~ ptxet So
jandarapii Qnif amt n ~ .! :
The Nenana news., 1921-10-08

The city is putting in a new drain ar Second and Cushman. to carry of surface water.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-08
FAIRBANKS NOTES
ss HHHERE%EwxHeHHHH r

The most sensational hanging ever recorded in Alaska was staged in the Fairbanks jail yard yesterday afternoon at l:29, when Old Hamil- ton, Indian murderer from the lower Yukon river, was executed for the killing of a native The weight of the body, when the trap was sprung, jerked the Indians head from the body, grusome sight that sickened the few spectators present al the hanging. The condemned man was attended by Father Eli. and much Of the last day he was comforted by Mrs. Callahan, the only person in Fairbanks understanding the natives tribal language.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-08

Kid" McGrath hauled o fine basket of large greyling from the river. just below the bridge yester- day. He caught seven in about 30 minutes.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-08

Lavery 6 Bailey received a large shipment of curios on the last boat from the lower river
The Nenana news., 1921-10-08

A number Of beaver and marten skins are reported to lave been found this week at the residence of T, H. Deal, in this city. The house was searched by o. J Naurie, of the Biological bureau, and the pelts confscated.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-08

It is reported from the States that Abe Stein was found with a lot of beaver skins soon after his arriv- al from Fairbanks The pelts. valued al about S1.00O. were coniscated by the federal authorities.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-08

Dr. H. L Hedger has returned to town from q sumner sDs-- on the Yukon river
The Nenana news., 1921-10-08

Freighter McCloskey. Of Richard son. is visitor in town. having arrived on the Roy Lund stage He reports a sharp falling of in trail travel and looks for very quier winter in consequence, out his way.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-08
MASONIC CLUB MEETING

The regular monthly meeting of the Nenana Masonic Club will be held al the home of MT Oscar Roth enburg on Wednesday evening, Oct ober 12, commencing at 5 o'clock Visiting Masons are welcome.
 OSCAR ROTHENBURG
 President W. B. REABURN, Secretary.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-08

Mr. and Mrs. Stoeser, who arrived from the coast. by way of Nenana, this week. have gone to the creeks with their moving picture camera. accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Fred Van Raes. MT. Stoeser represents the Paramount company. .*
The Nenana news., 1921-10-08

Engineer in Charge Fred'K D. Browne returned to Nenana today, after 9 brief visit in Fairbanks.
The Nenana news., 1921-10-08
WINTER AT HAND

WINTER AT HAND Goats and Caps lined and repaired Suits and coats cleaned, altered and pressed; also fur robes lined and re- paired.
 Harriet D'Orsay. Tailor
 Next to Coliseum
The Nenana news., 1921-10-08

Frank Lawson. who made a special trip to the Tolovana district 10 investigate the Wilbur creek find. has returned to town and reports that the discovery is still in the early stages of development and may best be described as a good prospect, with no defined paystreak thus far uncovered. Under the cir cumstances. Mir. Lawson. there is no reason for excitement over the find. but the indications are good and ad- ditonal work may disclose the ex- istence of 9 large body of pay.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
Wilsonizing Hughes

Attempts to Wilsonize Mr.. Hughes
seem a favorite pastime with one
school of Washington correspond
ents. The temptation to draw par
allel is attractive, for Mr.. Wilson
and Mr.. Hughes have certain out
ward similarities and both have some
Of the qualities of the scholarly mind.
But the parallel does not hold.
Granted that the interest of both
men in politics relates to ideas, it is
not easy to see Mr.. Hughes, whose
idealism is most practical, as theo-
rist trusting formulas, or in the
role Of very astute and often un-
scrupulous political manipulation, in
tensely absorbed in the enforcement
of his own ego, as Mr.. Tumulty pre-
sents Mr.. Wilson.
Mr.. Wilson Stunned counsel; Mr..
Hughes seeks it. Where Mr.. Will
sons thoughts are ambiguous, Mr..
Hughes is direct. Where Mr.. Will
son sought to. avoid commitment, Mr..
Hughes does not shrink. Where Mr..
Wilson has great gift for gem