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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
For Sals-AutOmobles-Wanied

Fer Observation-Disclosures
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diuon, s20o. 501 Montana st.
AUTO LAUNDRY-Havs your cars Washed
while you wait. CASH PAID for old Fordz.
200 n. Kansas ST
1891 BUICK touring. driven only 200 rnIiss.
cord rubber. can arrange terms Call 1fr.
Aray. ls1sM
AUTO PAINTING by an expert; see -
tirHt 20 your advantage jose Fuenteg. f11
s Qregon e. Pm 10
FOB sALE-Ford touring. 1913. excellent
mechanical condition many extras Phi
36o7- 112s Myrtle ave
WANTED-Aut0 repair work: wiI 90 Il
tight OF no charge; give Us trial Pm
HAVE HAYNES CAR new paint. TOP and
cord urss, mechanically good. 20 exchange
to- rezidence or IRONING hcuse- Phi 4tf1.
FOR sALE-F0rd coupe. SELF starter.
shock disorders. bumper wirs wheels.
$500 Phi 6T55W-
FOR sALE-Cheap. passenger touring
car good as new, driven 1900 miles viii
axe kord IN as part payment. Pm 51ll-
AUTO PAINTING By an expert see ua
tlrst 10 your GdvantaFe- Jose Euentas. sol
s. OREGON st. Phi ITO.
BARGAIS-Lats model HupmobIis IN per-
feet condition. looks Ike new Inquire 10
san Francisco.
LATE 1913 Dodge touring car. Al shaps.
rust ser this week; price fss5. AS Trust
BldE.. "a s55.
AUTO MECHANICS earn from coo 10
$3.50 an hour Learn a. K o. G. Voca-
tional school Free % world war vet
erana l1le 1fills BldE-. Phi 2f55.
FORD touring. model 16. wire wheels. pr
feet tires. never of paved streets. good
car FOR nan o. moderate means priced %
SCI QUICKLY. 80 buck Phi s7e9J-
sNAP-Ford Funabout with extra truck
body. u taken by Monday. $500. IN hset
q condition new rubber Phi 5sf1. SIS
san Marcial 81
WILL TAKE diamonds. piano or phono-
Eraph as part payment on ny late model
Stearus-hniehr touring and give liberal
terms or halance- Phi 191sW.
FOE eALE-Ford touring car. practically
new. has seif starter. spsedometer. shock
a1sur1ers, front bumper. new tires al
around, never been of paved streets. VIII
guarantee this car 20 be IN perfect condI-
ton Cali al 216 s. OREGON 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS FOR
THE NEW YEAR,
LIVE N YOUR OWN HOME IN 1921.
-FOUR ROOMS Elassed in sleeping
porch Furnished S42O0-Q0- Takes
s2500.0o TO handle. Two fun lots
Grand View.
on EAST BOULEVARD. near Five
Points. & rooms and sleeping porch
f5750-00. $4,000 cash balance like
rent $4,000 per month, including
Two ROOMS. kitchenette. and
ElaEsed sleeping porch Two fun lots
paving and curling paid This can be
bought for $4,000; $4,000 cash and
the balance 5000 per month.
Let Us Write Your Fire Insurance
Today
Ask FOR Mrr Arens,
with
JAMES c. WHITE.
1o2 Texas Street. Phone 1927.
LISTING 10. 139.
CHOICE RESIDENCE DISTRICT
Five rooms and bath. all inside brick
VrorlS. Paving all paid Basement with
registers set $4,000 down and S5G-g0
per month Price only s495O.o0-
ANDERSON INVESTMENT CO.
sos Mesa ave. Phone 1861
lTANHATTAN HEIGHTS BUNGALOW
A beautiful bungalow Of six large
rooms. basement and heat plant. stu
sted on lots 50 by 100 A real bar
gain at $3.50; terms are $500 cash,
balance $50 month and interest.
See Mr. HOFFMAN,
d. c. CROWELL & Co.
los So. Stanton St Phone $500.
SOLE AGENTS.
VOW READY
NEW FOUR ROOM BNGALOWs.
NEW-NEVEH OCCUPIED
Now is the time 70 buy. THESE
houses were built after the fan IN
prices Of building materials -Four
nice rooms, bath. large screened
porch. fences and cement walks
Price ss500 to $3.50 each. small pay
ment down and $40 per month, IN
JAY F. KNOX COMPANY
sol Caples Bldg. Phone 2296
CAN YOU BEAT ITf
Completely furnished new brick
bungalow on beautiful view lots, q
rooms double sleeping porch, cara &c,
chicken house. etc. This house must
be sold Immediately and the first per
son who gets here with the money
can buy it for $500 with $3.50 down.
Balance $50 per month
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT co.
7. z Lane-F. 3. McAtee-
21e-220 Trust Bldg. Pm 2558
Close in cottage Of four nice large
rooms ana bath. completely furnished
Two blocks 10 Lamar school, = block
20 car. $500 cash and s55 per month
s4sOO.OO
Almost new s room bungalow. hard
wood floors in front rooms. Ivory fin-
iEhed- on alley, corner. south front.
close 10 car and only . blocks from
the new Manhattan Hgts. school This
is the best buy in a new bungalow In
this part OF the city. $50 per month,
small cash payments VIII handle
MUST BE SOLD.
Beautiful bungalow OF 8 rooms, To-
Gated in the best part Of Alta Vista
must be sold Is complete in every
respect Basement heat. hardwood
floors in every room. Tile bath and
q real sun room. We have exclusive
listing on this property. Make US an
offer.
r. T. PRESTON.
TURNER KEMP & COLDN ELI.
Phone 2o60.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

FURNITURE. STOVES AND RUGS
Reduced half SKA rugs. good pat
terms. worth $40 20 $50 at f11.75.
Rockers. SO 70 SIS values for
$3.50 70 $500. Beds complete. with
guaranteed springs md 90 pound
all cotton mattresses SIS % fz5-
Brass beds reduced 20 percent.
Special reductions OF from g per-
cent 20 50 percent on all dresgers,
uardrohcs. stoves. kitchen cab
inets. cedar chests. dining room
furniture, and our entire stock, for
one week only This sale VIII close
January 8. See uE FOR real bar
gains now.
Trade Us your old furniture and
stoves for new.
THE FURNITURE EXCHANGE.
SIS Myrtle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
For SaIs-Cily Property

EUL G0E- aflAN LNNGlAy
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SUNSET HEIGHTS - Attractive s room
bungalow. $500. terms. ADD. ] s.. Herald
FOR RENT-A axe and q small office
IA the Herald building. Heat light and
fanitor service furnished Reasons Bile rates.
Apply to the Auditor Of The Herald
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW built-in
features, tile bath, basement, paving
paid, $3.50; $500 cash
FRANK Z. cox, ReaIfor.
219 Caples Bldg. Phone 6425.
CLOSE IN, $3.50.
Six room house with basement. steam
heat and good garage. Situated in de-
sirahle neighborhood, convenient to
town. car and school Owner sacrific-
ing for immediate sale Good terms.
Call Mr.. Cross,
p. ". WILLIAMS AGENCY
SIS First Natl Bank Bldg. Phi ia
Will TRADE FOR OIL STOCK.
have GrandvieW lots viii take oil
stock as part payment. balance SO
month Write Owner, P. O. Box SIS.
WHY RENT3
when you can buy this beautiful 8 room
bungalow with bath and large service
porch. built IN features, located on south
front lots within / block Of IT Bliss car
and the balance $50 per month. intending
all interest see this ~ once.
Call BottCrff.
JANIS L MARI & COMPANY.
Realtors
Phone $3.50. 3o4 san Antonio St.
CLOSE IN-lfodern room bungaloVT;
extra large living room, dining room
connected with French doors. base
ment and furnace Price $500. $1,000
cash balance $50 per month.
L T. KILLER with
LEAFELL & SHERMAN.
rs Texas St Phone 1926
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

For Sale-Piaeos
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PIANOS bought. sold and exchanged. tun-
ing and repalrinr. over years On Fl Pa1o.
JOS M- OECHeNEk, fHQNE EalA.
SeIl-LiVs Slock-Buy
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KOHL q sCHRECE. VETERIN ARlANs.
Phone $3.50. s122 Alameda Ave
iFANTED-il0 20 600 good stock horsss:
worth the money u 3 IhaNton. -744
PerahiuE Drive. p Raso-
FOR sAIE-separator. rhurn. three brush
belt bottle washer. boiler. turbine washer.
washing tank. wood gtanclons- Pm 2o16-
HORSES WANTED-rwo hundred saddle
ponies this week G. l. Ilppler. 1907
lfundy Phi 5221. y Paso. Tex
Will. Buy heIfer calves Jersey and Hoi-
stein: give age, price and where 10 be
seen. win also buy few chickens u
cheap. Home Mock Farm. r. ,. %. 4.
BOX 576. ~ Faso. IeE
AN now offerins my fine Holstsin dairy
herd for sale 90 greatly reduced prices;
have anything you want. sse them S. T
Turner. 1901 Montana
CHEAP FOR CAsH-Good fresh cows.
calves, sows hens. rabbits and automo-
bile. viii consider trade. Z II. Laur,
Yslets. Tex. Phi 5lJ3.
r. COLLINe, NJ. D. C.-Veterinsry sur
Eeon. General practice. Thirteen vearu'
experience. Special attention diseases
dogs. cats and cattle. Ph. 1917 s1.s Ala
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

WHY CRANE AND CUssgH
Have your Ford magnetic recharEed While
makes strong lights COLUMBIA sTOR-
AGE BATTERY & IGNITION Co. Ph. 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

ALTA VISTA
$4,000
Five room bungalow all built
in features, fine hardwood
floors throughout basement
and heat, laundry room with
stationary tubs: two garages;
two full lots on corner with
vines, roses. trees, etc; terms.
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS
$3.50.
-Four room brick cottage. two
full lots on paved street,
easy terms.
ALTA VISTA SNAP
EG0o.0Of
15xl40 feet. south front;
owner must sell
MORRIS INVESTMENT CO.
1886 First Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone 17l1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

GOOD BUYS.
s room modern bungalow, nicely fin
ished, tile bath, double tile drain in
kitchen fun basement. with heating
plant south front, located in Man
haitian Heights. Only $500; $1,000
cash, bal terms
5 room modern bungalow. with glass
ed sleeping porch. hardwood floors
throughout, basement and heating
plant. there Is a garage. near high
school Only 5000; $500 cash, bal
terms.
8 room modern bungalow with sleep
ing porch. beautifully finished, fan
basement, steam heat. garage, ser
wants room and laundry. on Dyer
St. ! block OF Mckinley avenue. 4
bargain
call McBee
MATFIELD BLDG. & DIP. co.
Phone 664. 219 Texas st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

For Sale or Exehange-Rsal Estate
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WILL ACCEPT diamond or automobile IN
trade for my equity 10 strictly modern
Manhattan Heights bungalow. near PIE
dras. u. 1888, owner. HerrinE-
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
40 acres In the upper valley, all in cui-
tivafiou. six room house, all kinds fruit
trees, outbuildings. canal runs through
CENTER no aikal; viii trade Tor property
in Fl Paso OF artomobua and give terms
to suit you
WALTERS 4 DURHAM.
Phone lo95. go ". San Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

TWO STORY HOME SACRIFICED
Modern two story brick residence on
Montana street. close in. Has eight
rooms, two baths, heating plant.
double garage. This home sold for
s12.5o0 IN 1917 when prices were low.
We can deliver u today for s10.50O.
We know 10 20 be a real bargain
Terms can be arranged. Full details
II you mean business
LEAFELL g. SHERMAN,
Realtors.
11s Texas St. Phone 4s2s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

FOR SALE.
High class and beautiful furnish
inrs OF g room bungalow apart
rnent IN Sunset Heights District
blocks from center q business dis
trict- everything complete and
ready % move into. This includes
chin1wrrc- glassware. silverTars.
BahT Grand plano. etc. etc.
Apartment for rent or lease 20
party huvinE furniture Immedi-
ate possession. Phi $3.50 between
Z and FOR arpclutuents-
BEucTEDs. $500 rocking chairs. 1885,
dining chairs. $50. davenports. f1e.5os
Eichen cabinets. s17-5os bed springs. s3-5os
oak dining tables $3.50 baby bed E7.51 T;
new duofold. f17-1f- commodes. $3.50
TEXAS FURNITURE q STORAGE CO.
500 =. san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04
For SsIs-cih Prnn.rtn

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DESIRABLE brick home ia Sunset
Heights every modern convenience. with
fun size basement, terms 10 responsible
party. Phi 24el.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

RS CHoSLA-salss shop o. hand mad.
-ucis1. 10 u. Campbell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04


DESIRABLE brick home ia Sunset
ful size basement terms 10 responsible
party. Ph- 24eL
MODERN Duplex apartment, double ga
set Heights: room residence business
elstrlct. Ph- 2l32, mornings.
NEW BUNGALOW. East Fl Paso, four
rooms porches, cement walks. Price
$500, very easy terms Phone own
ers 20ss-
TOR SALE AT sACRIFTCE-sIr room
house With slassed porch. built on II lots.
pear, peach and shade trees, also grape
vines, chicken coop for 500 chickens sheds
and garage Phone after 6 pm. Sf85J.
~ Martinez Place
A BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW TOR SALE
at a sacrifice. on corner Grand and Byron
streets, large rooms and Easements.
beautiful hardwood floors throughout all
built n features. bookcases and writing
desk. mirror door IN bedroom, large
slasssd IN sleeping room tile bathroom.
beautiful kitchen with all built IN Tea
turez and tile drainboard. A home 10 BE-
proud Of for only $500. reasonable terms
Phone owner. ls5sW and see this home
oetors you buy
SIX GOOD LOTS close TO Five Points
on Tularosa street, corner. street
paved and sidewalks in VIII sell
cheap for cash.
See MING. with
CHAs. B. STEVENS
Reaitor.
206-9 Two Republics Life Bldg.
Phone 345f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

Let 1LATFTELD figure with you. We
have built nearly a thousand homes
and business houses in Fl Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW
BGIlt OF beautiful tapestry bricks with
exchanging roof, pOrches on front
and side. Finished in ivory enamel
has living room across entire front
with massive mautel and fireplace
huilt-fn bookcases. This home has
five rooms and lovely breakfast rooms
headnE plant. garage, service porch
cement driveway and sidewalks. back
fence. etc Located near high school
Walking distance Of city and con-
venient 20 car Built for a home.
Price $1,000. Terms can be arranged
LEANEFT, a. SHERMAN
Realtors.
l16 Texas St. Phone 1895.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

Modern 8 room bungalow. Richmond Ter
race. all built en- features. has 2 large
bedrooms with large closet. Elassed in
sleeping porch, beautiful tile bath tie
drain board On large kitchen. breakfast
room. basement, heating plant, hardwood
floors ivory finish. tiffany walls. lot 40
by 12d, paving paid, $3.50 cash. balance
Ike rent Phi 1897.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

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TEXAS Cleaning DE Works. Clsauiu.-
dyeius and alterations Our Of town ur-
irons soliciteI- Ph. el11. q11 T-rar b
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

General contractors. Buildings n
nanced Il desired Phone So. 81
Texas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-04

NALLEH DAFlS-Pia1o and volcs teach
e. 5 ald $40 month Pr es1z
The Era-leader., 1921-10-27
Sign all Articles.

Regardless of our frequent
mention in previous issues, OF
inability to publish articles un-
less bearing signature OF writer,
we are forced to leave out OF
print this week an unsigned arti.
Gle which came to US through
the mail.
If "A Subscriber" will call
around and sign the communlca.
tion we will give it space regard.
less Of whether or not it coin.
cides with our personal views,
Even "a fair minded woman"
could do no more and keep with.
in the regulations governing
newspapers. Signature doesn't
necessarily have to appear in
print, but must be on copy filed
in Office.
The Editor.
The Era-leader., 1921-10-27

homes and manhood, the meet
ing bei' g concluded by the at
tached resolutions complied by
an indignant and aroused citizen
ship, with a request for publica-
zion in The Era Leader.
We the citizens of Franklinto
and vicinity assembled in mass
meeting, hereby declare that the
practice of boolleggiug and the
illicit manufacture Of intoXicat-
ing liquors is a violation of not
only the law Of the country, but
of every law Of decency and good
morals.
We heartily endorse and com
mend the action of our officials
in their recent efforts TO bring to
justice those guilty of these of
lenses.
Furthermore we pledge to
them our loyal support in the
discharge of their duties and es-
peclally in the work of eliminat.
ing this class Of criminals from
our community.
The Era-leader., 1921-10-27
Mt. Hernlon Notes.
October %, 1921

October 23, 1921.
Now that the fairs are over
and the basket ball games are
played to finish, We are looking
for things to quiet down.
The basket ball game played
last Tuesday at Sunny Hill, be.
tween Mt. Hermon and Sunny
Hill was won by the Sunny Hill
team.
Every body went from this
country to Franklinton to see the
Fair this week and pronounced
it fine. 1t has grown to such
proportions that it seems as
though the grounds and houses
will have to be enlarged. Mt.
Hermon took it's usual large
quote of prizes. This was as we
expected.
Prof. Burk left yesterday for
Shreveport for the State Fair,
and will manage the Mt. Her.
mon exhibits that have been sent
there.
Misses Fannie and Ruth OFT
and Rose Afford spent the week
end with home folks. Miss Fan.
ME OFT did not return to Isabel,
where she has been teaching be.
cause Of i'll health.
Judge D. D. OFT will 20 to New
Orleans Monday to have his nose
and ears treated by specialist. |
Mrs. Bennie Morris wife Of
Mr.. Bennie Morris of Mt. Her.
mon, died at her home last Wed.
nesday and was buried Thursday
10 the cemetery at Pleasant Hill.
Rev. w. F. Hudson conducted
The funeral rites. She leaves a
husband and two children. Vel
leeply synpathizs With the be-
The Era-leader., 1921-10-27
Hear What Was Said.

Following are excerpts from
talks make Monday morning at
the mass meeting assembled for
the avowed purpose of stamping
out bootlegging in Franklinton
and Washington Parish, and
which the people are going to re-.
member.
Mere words without action will
absolutely be futile in this case.
"This big crowd is here not for
sympathy, nor for curiosity, but
to get after this business of boot.
Logging and stamp it out. We are
ready to help our officers to the
full extent of our ability and
strength
"In the name of the 250 boys
of our community pledge my.
self and my supporters gathered
here, to stamp out this nefarious
traffic if it costs bloodshed."
"We are not worthy citizens if
We are not willing to protect our
boys, protect our school, and pro.
tect our town.
"Any law can be enforced
which the people stand behind"
"Thres quarts of lightning
offered to school boy Saturday
to peddle OUT
"Twelve year old boys are see-
ing it sold and drank on our
streets and at our public assem-.
blies.''
"Let all stand who will pledge
themselves to honesty and earn.
estly help in stamping this thing
OUT every man i'll the crowded
room rose except perhaps those
VINO had just been given trial.
This assembly for the purpose
stated, is a strong expression of
the hearts desire to better so.
ciety aud public interests"
"Gladly offer myself for the
protection Of our boys, our school,
churches, business and homes"
Through this stand this bust.
ness is doomed y
81 resent the action of any man,
just for few pal,ry dollars, slip.
ping around poisoning my boy"
"Even boys in knee pants are
not safe when men, in order to
get a few dollar, u,lL of sale,
will beg them to take the poison
drink. Will even give them a
.ew drinks to get lhem started so
hey can sell them more. It is
liabolical."
The Era-leader., 1921-10-27
For Sale.

One car load of Kentucky
horses and mules for sale cheap.
See them if you are in need of a
good animal of that kind,
W. F. Benson,
Ty9sEtoVn, Miss,
The Era-leader., 1921-10-27
Worthy Cases Being Found
by u. S. Veterans Bureau.

The Clean up Squads Of The We.
terans' Bureau operating in Ala.
bama, Louisiana and Mississippi
are getting results' Large mum.
bers OF men are reporting to the
Squads at every stop.
The Mississippi Squad a, Brook-
haven, September 18th. and 18th
interviewed 325 Ex.Service men
and out of this number completed
and filed claims for 221 men. Men
are being found daily by the
Squads who have been suffering
from disabilities since the date of
their discharge who were not
aware that they were entitled to
governmental aid. The Louisiana
Squad while at Bastrop last week
found a man with tumor on his
back which was caused from car.
rying of the regulation pack on
his shoulders while hiking in
France. This man had spent sew.
eral hundred dollars of his own
money in having the tumor treat.
ed not knowing that the Govern.
ment was waiting to do it for him.
He is now being taken care of and
his claim for Compensation and
Vocational Training has been fiji.
cd.
the clean. up drive has been in
progress in District No. 6 for
about thirty days and a large
number of counties have been
Before the Drive ends
every county in the three states
will have been covered.
The purpose of this cleanup
drive is to fully advise all ex SER
vice persons of their rights under
the War Risk Insurance Act and
10 assist disabled ex-service per-
sons in securing Compensation.
Vocational Training, MedicaI
treatment and Hospital carei to
assist and inform all claimants
'egarding the procedure necessa-
y in filing a claim for Compen.
'ation, Vocational training and to
ldvise and instruct them to their
Var Risk Insurance; to assist
hose whose claims are pending in
ecuring final action where addi.
ional evidence is necessary to
onnect their disability with the
ervlce or other evidences requir.
d by the Veterans Bureau to
rovide for immediate physical {
Examination when necessary and
, promptly furnish hospitaliza-
on for urgent cases. l
Every man is requested to '
rlng his discharge, his marriage f
and if he has children, t
leir birth certificates, when he q
leets the Squad, otherwise 1t will
clay prompt action in his case.
his is very important and every a
i.service man should be advised y
,cordiDgly. !, !,
The Squad will be at the Court :, :,
ouse at Franklinton on Novem. :,
er 8, 1921. :,
The Era-leader., 1921-10-27
Lost.

One shepherd puppy, white
with brown spots, left or was
carried from my premises on
Wednesday. Wearing block when
last seen. Liberal reward for
whether dog is dead
or alive.
Pc Greenlaw,
The Era-leader., 1921-10-27
Citizens Meet at Mayors Court.

ing in conjunction with the town
authorities, caught and jailed five
white men and one negro Friday
and Saturday of the Fair, charg.
ed with peddling White Light.
ming" and tried one white for
disturbing the peace, all in the
mayors court Monday morning
Following are those included in
the arrest, all of whom plead
guilty ss charged.
A. J. Thompson, disturbing
peace.
Ed Passman, retailing and car.
rying concealed weapon.
Noah Thomas, three cases re.
failing.
George Johnson, three cases
retailing.
Nelson Toney,two cases retail.
ing.
King Bickham, two cases re-.
failing.
For disturbing the peace A. J.
Thompson was lined $1,000 and
cost or in default so days.
The others were fined $4,000
and cost or three months, on one
charge each.
The other cases, to which they
had plead guilty were, through
the mercy OF the Mayor, placed
on the delay docket, conditional
upon the payment of the first
line in cash and during the pro.
per conduct following this trial.
Mayor Magee followed his sen.
tences by words of kindly coun.
sci and urgent appeal to the VIC.
lators, stating frankly that the
community was determined to
stop this traffic and the officers
were going after the guilty ones
whenever possible, at the same
Time however he was exercising
leniency in this first trial on the |
hope that it had been entered in. |
to thoughtlessly and would ney. |
er De continued, the other cases
however to be kept hanging over
IN the event any one of them
was apprehended a second time.
Court was then adjourned,
Whereupon Mr.. D. E. Nettles
rose to represent the citizens
assembled in mass meeting, in
commanding the officers for
their action in this matter and
pledging full support. to a man,
10 helping to run to earth the
stills OF the community and bring.
Ing the guilty partles to justice.
Prof. !. I. Covington then spoke
p the interest of the school,
showing to the surprise of ali
hat the deadly traffic has harm.
ID our school to an extent deeply
One or more High I
chool boys having been placed
lere on the fine reputation OF q
ur school. and being bounded {
nd tempted with the poisonous /
rink beyond their power to re. !
ist, and now falling out of school G
q account Of intoxication. He
Did how one Of bis school boys r
ad been solicited as salesman of :
white lightning and how others !
ad seen the stuff boldly peddled.
o school community could stand =
4 this, and every interestoI the !
;hool Is up In arms to help 7
amp IL out. :, !,
Local pastors all followed in Il
to make this community i
IL for their boys and ours, tor j,
The Era-leader., 1921-10-27
Tickets on Sale Monday.

Diagrams of lyceum seats are
on display at the two banks this
week. Be early to select your
seats and secure season tickets.