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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-19
KEYPCRT

Harold Rogers and Alex Ladou-
-eur, who left several DAYS & on
their bicycles with Florida as their
objective, have arrived safely at
Fredericksburg. Va, a number of
friends having received cards from
hem at hat point. They also plan
10 stop at Richmond. Savannah and
several points of interest. Both are
bicycle enthusiasts and expect to
make the trip with no trouble.
Charles Smith is confined to his
home with illness.
The annual rally day of the First
Bapti.- church will be held Sunday,
November S. DR.. NJ. V. McDufie. of
Asbury Park, who has been filling
he pulpit since the resignation OF
he Rev. A. w. Hand. has concluded
his anliation with the church. Rev.
Franz s. HARDWOOD of Adams. N. Y,
who has accepted the call as pastor
will remove here with his family the
6rst OF November.
Mrs. Henry L. Ackerson. Jr., of
Maple Place. entertained the Guild
Of the Reformed church at her home
yesterday afternoon. After a ses-
sion of sewing a social hour fol-
lowed and tea was served by the
hostess.
Monday night was a red letter
evening for Lady Colfax Lodge. No.
13, Rebecca Degree OF odd Fellows,
it being the visitation of the degree
team from Lady Clinton Lodge. No.
IS. Rebecca Degree of I%rvington.
This degree team is we'll known in
New York and New Jersey and con-
sists of twenty-one members. The
lessons of the degree were taught by
means of tableauX and music and
reverent presentation of the Bible
drama in OF Fellowship al most
impressive. Lady Colfax lodge was
also honored by the visit of State
Grand Master Charles II. Baker and
wife and a large attendance OF
members and guests was present.
The I. o. O. f. in Keyport includes
Lady Colfax Rebecca Degree of Odd
Fellows, No. IS, Bayside Lodge. No.
1913. I. o. o. L. and the Monmouth
Encampment.
The annual election of officers of
the Junior Epworth league of CAL
vary NJ. Z. church of which Mrs
Thomas w. Dawson Is the superin-
tendent, resulted as follows: Presi-
lent, Walter Van Giesen; first vice
president, Theodore Applegate; sec
ond vice president; Mabel NOEL
vaine; third vice president, Georgia
Huylar; assistants, Elizabeth Lewis,
EfIlll NlllltlSs Jul W. fNN
dent. Helen A~pplegate; assistants,
Elizabeth stiles. Mabel McElvaine,
Estelle Apologize; treasurer, Ada
winters: pianist. Verna Lewis.
Tomorrow evening an entertain
nent will be held in the Reformed
church which will include an illus
rated lecture From Plymouth
Rock to the Golden Gate"
A large delegation of the mem
bers of the Keyport Recreation AS
ISOLATION and their families tend
ed a supper at the Beach Park au-
ditorium Monday night. A pleasing
feature of the entertainment which
followed was a lecture entitled
.Down the River OF Doubt" by
Miss Alma NJ. Lockwood. president
Of the association. the lecture being
Illustrated by the Rev. f. I. b.
Reynolds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-19
Pay Trolley Fares With Token

In accordance with the ruling of the United States Dntlc Court
the following rates Of fare will become effective, beginning at
1901 A. M. Thursday, October 10th, on cars of Public
Cenice Railway
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
By GRACE MILLER WHITE


wtsrv Reggie was %ai@al s4a q sank.
locking pale Aad ssHEea
Set d1~H 90 vh- nacr. brat" eesn.
niaasisi irish. and Tonaihel drsgp~,i
down. Ms listen to uss. Toay.
went an beTvn. Ever siAse yug W
i'~~,s +ss~~ ~i.ssS 10 4 .zEasAAavs.es yoa
been ~ mean an the devil You slwzys
got Ia t~tSind Ede sL<a she wss herr
bar no~ ils-fs amt 60 skirts 70 shove
ne ~ froa hesrr
'E,ryy vr.tise VI blood t.fi tie san
yo4ng iaee
sWhvgs' T. nummy she said. lift,
lag ilSIAaring ryvs to bis
: 'Ei-al.;; said t,-vea bratsiy "us
asa6 as . door usii hrr. aiy lsdy
a.~T s~~.. ~. s.s y. ;.f y. ga H.; -
.oh 0''f. s'N"','''
"iAvsd crt-d TWp bel "FVr
-. 80 g .4z - ns--l snnw tna ar-
~hab~ tt yoar oNn sAy I'D, ~
Piled rsh vlih 81 u~,,trut iausil,
BOT one Ihlngs suf~ idv ANT here
~ bi..s @%s.Aal n4s npN MbAl LNaut
20 srt into sour th'cS uoo,l~ y yoa ~
gun to grt married as ,tou a. 49,
Aet - Aubara Sew
The giu's rgs. rrmaiurJ conferred
90 bis fsrc h5SFor deyp s~ttrd h
ihrir sraS depths.
"Hefe5e Irggs NAftH,' 20 marry
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
tnkpTEH' VII, 4r0Aurue1

.Wlsf.. mlmul shr demanded
and Ia ramr sbaucr "ADtts,
my #p.arf RaHpiy eb",iuA a't
sa r-Hh vsihta asfes- 'a beat
A-.a 1850 saaAsG eyes H4vd on Ma
.''''' .'5' 1a'@# e.
H"# yon mHssio shout my boat
on "r br iruaaa't k'd
N. HaHsur5 20 'tpt }nnD. f"'f'f
.aH,4. ,j,,.s.-t-,, ,!'sssess.ttr,E zee
20 a bm FL tee .otr ,fO@
i "r lie por Ma Ha,
I. % gesture seward Bonn -
t'..t-'t." ,eta5rH.iaH hTieiHd
#F m} OF uur eH,H@ .at
h. .H#4 ip u} girl
I.u. Roofs autHrr step toward the
lv.. ..r.a.u
.'t sn4r canes" ann ~ rap'd 10
wy Hu. br demanded btmvlt
'Mv. np u and srt away f SOU
3"f Nn = he"Nrn seHit
rhrf seas 0JshGA glance ln he
sIru. f,Me .rH lhrrs ne. ,u,a tet
tra Hslard un b.t Il, &c tsm, Gs ,rc,t
,amr together Ecu~rlt
tie ,nut - stll "a, Iauihrr .umr,
size afok. nut ahrupty n won't say
N br dor
trshs bs,A ~+at back t. Ms s.p.
Il EU,.~ he'll cot | toll Im tu saut
Ne Ig. hop into luuY bJni ktd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

him hu, little Az ihr gifis fearful
plea b',un slrpped back and garrd
a. hrf
WITT you IA wbHt btd yoa. miss y
hv demanded haar~el, ia - souu
kil Sou as tas~ ~inA
TaRulh~l made 10 answer save e.
Va r-y pl.se sildtS aud hcts4ys ssts
did not MAKE ready wply, lrish
stru,s her again Thea saddentS
Reginald stood up
noal Ill, ~ sny nor-. iA's he
,irM ~~t@sl, Sl,al cr UP a While aud
keep ~ wilhau, srub aud she'll cutn"
TO time CIV" ~ u.gh' 80 thlak II
uSrr Usi tu, you've ssiopsd brr
black anG nlur as 'ts
In anssrr 20 this devon pirsea
Tony w and thrsw hce inlo ibe back
fabia Then u. kicked Gu~sle over
~ threshold stalulnti tnr t10aF' a-a'
loeRsNi III
rhlp NsrCaulsy had ra.it'a,i away
trum the pirty MARY With duh,
.tA Tear tay tfr sFF9 Nv tssa hstt SO
lrs,r behind 10 tiSht ssngte handsvl
drunNen mas with gun was fooi
harris sgd aoald de- Nitls Tons No
SsS1 .
Nhtn hs reached The corner OF lhp
axe 10 rsn hss craft sshegr and sat
1vr tous ttus thinking suddenly
80 saN ,hrpNgh W. tusA hat lee az
raj hrst had eft - tpn"riuss and Wa
ntu>tos slaWiN aorth~ard IN the teeth
~ the rssRg sind Wth 81 elseG,a
tion Ne sNe,epl ~ arr ans ~Vt n TIE
eoikne sur Wherever .ass haag seat
he tccldri IS ~ too
As ~ pstsi.r,i cs7rfuny atenG be
,v,lEd see no shadows % tar G,ra tn
itte uaer ~ thr ttflr HStt 10 lav
sgaali p,int hnv~" Then Rsspe sss
ihrr~ WiJA ivNan hsi wst7~ Ass
rcny'
pgie syNsll window IN ire caRa boat
gave forth q diva teht hs 'ell s3tla
hin ,hst she wss thsr~ here GAst
lght sHs, alare and SUFFERING "hs'
had she taeaeht ~ bis allowing at1t
sAit to ,- facN~f away fragN hec when
SIC nce,tsd b.n sacst' Ills teeth easae
together sharply Ne ~ss No re~6-4
This phtttp Nsst 'a1l~y tbs rxptga at
'As Ss'vs'tnn array
~@yt4~*ts As ,saIsa. ssse, ~ . csss-
iuE sha l,a u ths calm s-d Ais hea*t
l,.a =. pp arhin him Twas th~ sesd
~ M G-' Ns3s.as NJ s1f Tr*-n
tivie (, a.s ,e~ih 81, irte e's aasNs 10
srt Nt;h eve Deep Y -ust - t''y rsi
4c ut2 ~ @ste re So. tAs e&aSS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect 1t
Aeplican,s fo inssrance 0f,es
Rejected.

1sdsins iro1 IMPORTS frum druggists
wAe asa, ssssssAssilx ~. disprt .teyeb y. III
the puhiis. there 70 cas preparstsas that
hss been srsy saocesstal 10 svsr~oaslns
,hese cOaditiau. The misd aad hsslas
inhusaee II IN kilmsss swamp Rect 10
scnn rwAiiGsd II stands the ksshsa for
it, rsnAfashle r~cord II sscos~s
An stsminins physsrsa Zoe enc II the
ptNmtnse, I4is Insurance tampesie.. IA
ss,,easpaes ~ .ibs seasee.s, H.sas IBIS ~
tsnist,hs ststsHebt thai eps fsssan whf
o. MANY app!lrAats for ,asatsaer are re-
ieesel 10 bsSsu-e e,dnsy. uoalis -
eaa>ssea 10 ,tA,, kHsfirsn neaplss, evil II.
large ms)oril, II thnss whi.sn appllrs
tHsn. arr dsSltssd DO not ssen saspert
that ths, hast the d,seAse II 70 ON rals
at oil inss .tofes in bottles Of tee sssss,
medium and lsrst
However, II wa wish FIRE, to test this
Ervst prvpsrz,iea senH tea sSsts " rH
k.lusF To. i,snshssaiss, n v. 10. =
o. mgs tuils When writing Ia sure and
uenttah this paref ADJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

Tha, daddy Ia the eyes " fhlid,
h"od is always tast as big a man a.
Roy III the world was rtidrnesss oste
day IN the Vest indianapolis hfsneh
library
A tiny, smiiins kIri stosd nt thu
dsssl
"Wha, ioes your faib@t dor asked
the librarian ~ ar sgfort Ia ids'atify
her father among the mnay mra n
f,ss ,sssae. hams In tbs city alrrssasys
Hes either 'uiiliune@r' of an CO.
ginsvr. and | cant r@tprinprf which.
r~,urned the tiny one. with punxsvd
fruSp
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15


tlUEsa " Sa<rsS..
.laas hate sssi ~
tell gsT- Mssh%r
ti~as' bad s'~~a
The latest g~rse3a
few tllrsa 10 aasS.a-
Her iIps s~rs
rnr,ee; sud they
sAAslxs | Asxssa IN
gaose as change
rtr1 a. si,T ate
fas tsseN y eE~ new
sA eating sapf~s-
a. tass ~ they
csalet. racwps Mr..
" ,~~i klf arAi sas
boy ard tiar giri
AZ ef Aazi.sE
,so~Sts tsmily
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

'is hey and .lr, tsa, 49, had a asli
-',,ssns srl-z.i. saas=r gs.ads ts Lh-m AZ
rhc top ol The h5li. ~ TIA, tirt ns~,ih {
rat herr II sas eulirviy gvu aisa srvr'
attic . laayr.
Arsi vast tfs~ xsr4. .s- 70, .s,,..i %,
mann nsov people si,ag ihr read
"Nir~f sreausrvi Muit,ry t}ts..tp
lou mean yuu ttsaghi lac, Npe, as,~
znd then fuu,sd ,,Gi low hugrld Ines
we're ihats u gh'
An itfs time the Tatile Tass 1p
Arpi lst"rrup,bg ~ teli un ihr u,trr
n osssa Ast,sg,-S ...sits .Ss,, 81. ~ sgI 80.
aay ever, tiat. ihey did -, liz tdy
tbd u" g'ri itoushy the Fsiitr late
Twin, wgrr quite ltsy. ,,,,s,s i.,.gfui esea,
furr, '}ycs bod e,rf met 10 laet. they
Thought r. tsuE would never So
'hf"afN 5p}oS 10 - I'D II things
themselves and blsusng eatu oghrr
and l!.c4E. ttlat.yrs. aNl tvtus "a
sa.4
iG' tg.i hr'aB sos. ~ iHe tutu.
we're -" a.if ta-t ib ssiav4 a. Il
tbF} NtN UFErr brushed sr tt'vr-..
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

Kind Lad, Yea should brsrv NJ,
my poor msa Remember what yoa
o~s to society
Hobo don't aes sos'l~ts E1thie',
lady. Whs, DO yvs rink I've b~~n
dain IIsrih' bridge - isovi.a Tran.
sctips
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

When adding 10 your toilet r~gutsltsA
An ereaisit~sy sc~n,~d face, saia, ssss
ana busting powder end perfume. 70.
&~s.as other, sarsu,Hss supsrfSa3aN
You may rely ea II because cn~ VI ~
Caticura Trio isn&p, Waim~ss an4
Tsicumi. nc esch sssry~ ssrs. 1871 Az.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

tsa S,ep
read fAshcr issfoFw ! ccnssi 10
Sss.ssg<ssrs> ~feseets ,s,s.yy ssssss ;ssasg
mans aasllhrsslofas NoS, kAs De
srwai uwngth ~adasanerf csa Ne
sssSsF ~ ;..s .s=s. s A..ss,.lss Astan9ins In.
taeacssf Has b. halance poiscf
fanesiv oh. yes, Aaidt kesgte
fcx trsts disuslyls- ilsc,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

wipdS~
The raso- almost era SIRED sgsiHss
the SIDE ~ the bigger hpal 80 I, cam~
sld~~ise Of Il. shd fAiilp caught a. "
desperately Sle~is itftlns hntseif
40 he thrust his fare .l,.~~ 10 Toass
She Mas staring ~ him hsassiy .. y
his sio~t had sstdrh,f risss az, -
The storm soss-; laSe
'-poa'i "a thar. dsrlng 30 STATS
r~red a. she tf~~ bac. 10 terror La
solns 10 tsks tou away
Then VI. rsallsed who II sas ard
r~srht~t oul aud ciuEShsd al alm-
btrath-s.iy
i. r '';istasnh as.~.sh G. anfeftpaed n n,
NQ3scf. S~'fah fae,iaa>f ~ s~s~l III X
y0a 10 drof, 80 Il hgt ~" bvfor,4 g e.
~ haidinx hi, hu4s festly ~c.-,.', he
managed 90 kr+p tho ,Hu,.~ Rprisht
Then h. wa''-i but reI FOR laae Al
post Immediately E,ri's hare arm
s1-..s tas@asA 49, a4pAaN Son'fthinE
stigElra in her CiWyh.ng hhsers
i'hJHp almost host biz ha'i 80 ,h~ rast
a. EJs,sIs epu~ against his 'rc~ HE
-rnIrts7i lhr vg sHd ttnpp~d ! ~ hi-
fact Thea pair ~ hare beg. fol
fsNgI aud 1eBvs he,Iv hr.ta 90 wig
glr through Che aafraa sr~r'uy
qgse ~ ny,se " 0P tn-:'errd. ~.
riacpla.lou As steak ~ ,'s6toiHE
rr,..,a me- sly nn', ~ ,llr spi ita,"
iH, pRfrF-1s itls IS ts.',,~- u N4s
taking The y.fl All U1rrsHtf.J tia 'm~ 80
,ga.tsc herself through Jhat ar~aHs
SUisgtfFar s.ry-r,-i,r- $40, 81 sr,,,...
ana ,l,r 80. hsur.us on p, De-, baIf7,
lass a. tt.t rra.H,rt lHa fus ahvoH
haaas a~m sa rUf.g Erag1 ur
f.a ua.n ua.s,gg hsrN aaa. ... fD.f
Tf.r g4r. a,.... saaH .ne lra
h,., an. ~ H. .u..a a 49, Games.
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banging RI. r ~ tee e.. aMay t,ag'>
~. So taa sAe aere-i f4,. dog IA
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s,,,4 l,t..yfs ir.t err .se.f, .ss,F.,-, .s,..y
sNa 1tsu 81 See al h.. ae Wi
th, aanni hgHi. au# q a.s. eaHr
Ell t., ..uoH.s .safi ,... $3.50 .u.s, .9E
tN,s -a.t se# .-u ira r#at
igY.RE'g ''.tsa'rs~sr 4s sa,Fr
30 tsH " fog t anur rrah f',r
Shore tua,- rha wcr. eH. t~r,
obarr She's were shielded ffrm fhs
stint i'hap urr4 3Hi inake back
\ unu fare wes }0st tauEe She
wlaJns Nh 8 had boss Ni,t}ri ar FER
du5ci tt#e a.ur" 81 bis Uvt lbsot
twu farss appeared upaB ftr slrrr
i,..s lgpW H" hand NJ Ntc - the
m"n bnos y Isnterl tfif'p r-''s'a't"i
VERY >tt ~ Anew thr, sopid H''
see hle htdder ssas itisrr 10 ''r 3ars
ness
f"t iarg 'tnr ihroush which f"n
plhel never moved rtllp waited II"
mru "a the ,sest boei ~.''a''~i Niiri
Win terror rlt", ran frnn ans rnd
~ IL Ia 'hy other h., hcsrl them rall
inE 70 and 'ro and onr" IN white 80
OATH ESCAPED fFon Devon 80 b.
screamed ht> aAughrrs name ioud''
I r. wss n~rns',e, ssr 9s,~ s'a' AZ then'
rl.mh uron tbr INK ana heard Tho snl
along tnr .r-.s" @,,nih0rr,i and - b"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
j. GolxaEa GOSSIP,

~Nvlt.- ssaa Asfte AagAsg Gossip 70
toe gisi shs sxs asls~agarsaag wiIh
A. 49, \. an.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

Never slir.s mountain WI y@
resn~ to it--then maybe u weH't h
there
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

t 81 tNaN ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
Renew your health
by purifying your
systesn with

Duck aal aslishdsl re-
lisf fer hil;suaassa ccad~
essssiessis~ AsAAa<AsA
and Stomach. liver ssd
klssd srsaAisa.
-~' rAs genuine ere -
saly In 3Se PACKAGE.
AwoiA ixaitat;coA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

DsN mun ~ the life NJ the tsw.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

OxlDuE n HOT wATT1
oAaw - sts~ u h~hA ~ p~is 'sAssaA,~
ssaa~syS~sfs sss oIyDIxK IN . hAsf sss, 4
81 wsssr i>ksx rvyaAssfy vgss tms~v-s ~ ~
p~ess- ssrsrA tAs hSssx snS sss~ w sas fss~sssss
" to sasys ks1y. hssxss VII bl<s ~ thA ~
sp~krS wssAsss pa tszns srs4 w~sa TAss Sss4
p~za ~ xsM %tse~~fs~ s~i~srfs.H ~<f sAts ~
fs~ty As& Asi ssssss1sf SfsNgt&~V sf1EssEE paM
sss per &Sssps s@S ss.~s - tAS sassS sSvenuA
~ ~ " - es~syass 4 As,,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

First Printer thasnf Tt1 rid m
hoT~l "rhs, fsIao~'s ui~ imt
hey Second pripwr--"A type' Bss
4 case
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

Nevhsrn --1Tss I,y~r yut.y slngiag
s-sas ertson ~'ii nest al Essrsas-
rhar~N. .aw. rs,fp ~@st II sswt~~t.
sece4A4Eg ro he ANNOUNCEMENT @ "
h s4As44fea rsssat@ct. AEe Rnseat Y.
f-f@s s- sar-rsar7 a tae crr%tiss-
'sGE.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

't'hIon y'f'y - fstgs~ss A4ts,a.s sfsa.
structed leading flym lnion !lty 70
Rerliool iakr There vas 40 @nihs'
siassic meeting held here IL further
ance ~ thts project by ~ inb"rs 81 The
county highway corIrnisse.an and eon,.
mt,t-,s from th. districts through
which said road VIII iass heretofore
srrs5fHtev ,r,-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

Memphis Number ~ Msnphians
are irteeested In the ofIHnssatteH 81
the Dixie An;aal Insurance corpora
ton recs nily formed add With viii
have headquarters here The TShnpany
aDl engage ~ swicsaohtie Insurance
buslaeas aritlns compieie coSefage
for automobile f'ssp
Arizona republican., 1921-12-10

the money will be used toward a children's Christmas tree.
 ill With Diphtheria
 Little Jennie Alice Farrand, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. W. D. Farrand Is iii with diphtheria. She is resting as good as can be expected.
 Planning White Christmas
 The Christian church is planning on having white Christmas this year and the church will be decorated so as to represent falling snow and depict a regular winter scene. In this way the children will give in- stead of receiving, and that which is brought will be used to help the needy. It has been asked that the children tell their Sunday school teachers what they are going to bring.
 Free Methodist Church Notes
 Special services are being held this work in connection with the district quarterly conference, commencing Thursday evening and continuing over the Sabbath. Rev. B. J. Leav- enworth, the district elder, will pre- side and other pastors of the district will assist in the services.
 Rev. Arthur Howard of Phoenix will preach the opening sermon Thursday night. Love Feast Sun day at 10 o'clock followed by the sac rament of the Lords Supper.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-10
VISITORS DAY AT
 HIGH SCHOOL SEES
 LONG CALLERS LIST

Teachers in the Phoenix union high school never realized until yes- terday what perfect pupils they had in their classes. Lessons were re- cited with amazing accuracy. De- pertinent was unimpeachable. There was snap and vim to all the school work.
 It was visitors day at the high school yesterday-if that explains anything. Of course all the pupils had prepared their lessons in the cus- tcmary finished manner without con- mother might drop into one of their classes during the day. All parents ot pupils and friends of the school had been invited to visit the classes at their every day work and the heavier tread of older feet sounded all day through the corridors mingling with the light steps of 1900 students
 "Visitors' day" was held as part of the School week. program being carried out in all parts of the United States this week. According to those in charge of the high school work the day served for more than the purpose of showing those inter- ested how classes were taught. The event gave the outsider a keener ap- preciation of the difficulties and problems encountered by members of the faculty and brought parent and teacher into closer understanding. Ii is expected that as one result of the day parents will take a deeper inter est in the work being done by their children in school.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-10
Oklahoma Indian
 Agent Arrested
 On Fraud Charge
IRepuhIican A. p. Leased WIrel

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Dec. g. Announcement of the indictment and arrest of c. T. Coggeshall, for mer superintendent of the Canton- ment Indian school and agency at Cantonment, Okla. on the charges of mishandling funds in office was made here yesterday by B. L. Tisin- ger, assistant United States district attorney. Coggeshall is now out on s5,o00 bond pending trial in January.
 Investigation of CoggeshalPs office was instigated by Commissioner of Indian Affairs Burke it was learned. The indictment which contained five counts, alleged violations of section 113 of the penal code and acceptance of bribes in violation of section 117 of the code. Coggeshal. according to Tisinger, netted between s15,000 and s40,000 as a result of his alleged transactions, some of the smaller of which are noted in the indictment.
 Under Coggeshalrs care were mem bers of the Cheyenne Arapaho Indian tribes<At Cantonment agency near Watesfea. Names of many of them app1s- in the indictment as having accounts with F. L. Kenison Produce company, through which, 1t is charged, Coggeshall made agree ments whereby he received compen- sation for throwing trade and for bringing about payment of unpaid accounts.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-10

party is to begin at 2:30 o'clock and every child is invited and asked to bring 10 cents which will be used for the purchase of children's books for the public library. The ladies on the committee have been hard at work planning games and interesting fea- lures for the afternoon. and one grand and glorious time has been prepared for the kiddies.
 The ladies take great pleasure in announcing that the Glendale Dis trict commercial club has contributed peanuts that will be used in giving the children a treat in the peanut shower. The peanuts will be placed in Japanese parasols suspended from the ceiling and at the given time the parachute peanut shower will take place and the kiddies will have great
Arizona republican., 1921-12-10
ABANDONMENT OF ALL GAS WARFARE
 |S RECOMMENDED
TRepublican A. p. Leased WIre1

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Complete of all forms of chemi- cal warfare is understood to have been recommended to the American arms conference delegation by its of ficial advisory committee.
 The advisory committee report was drawn by General Pershing and there is some iptimation that it does not reflect views of all other high army officials. In general, army officers are inclined to believe poison gas or any other form of chemical warfare should be treated as any other mili- tary weapon.
 American army policy under Pres ident Wilson prescribed gas warfare after the armistice was signed
 It was formally stated that the American army would not develop gas for offensive use but would con- fine itself to a thorough study Of chemical warfare in preparation for adequate defense. The general the ory of this policy, 1t has been under stood was that it was impossible to confine gas attack to purely military zones of operations.
 In his annual report Secretary
Arizona republican., 1921-12-10
Official Of Defunct California Bank Is
 Arrested Tn Texas

DALLAS, Texas, Dec. g. = Mont Berg, president of the Sierra Valley bank of Loyalten, Calif., who dsap- peared November 30, after discovery was made that the bank had been defrauded of sS7,000, was arrested late yesterday at Terrell, 30 miles east of here, by operatives of de- tective agency.
 According to the operatives. Berg admitted his identity. California au- thorities have been advised of the arrest and Berg is being held at Ter rell pending instructions from them. Berg has been living at Terrell under an assumed name, 1t was said.