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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05
ASK ALL CITIZENS
 TO CLUE. LUNCHEON

On account of the importance of the public schools financial problem, which will be the subject at the Con- way Commercial Club luncheon tomor- row night at 7:30 o'clock, all citizens whether or not members of the club The present condition of the public school system will be presented, and an open discussion had. P. F. Cleaver, president of the club, asked today that all who wish to attend, phone him immediately so that plates can be reserved. A charge of 50 cents per plate will be made
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05
UNION GROVE.

The rains and cold weather are damaging gardens here and corn is not doing any good. Farmers here haven't plowed any now in week.
 Oats and meadows are looking fine so far. The fishing is good and most everybody is going.
 Sunday school was we'll attended Sunday and the best interest shown for some time.
 We are glad to welcome MT. Pit man and family to our community.
 Jess Thompson and MT. Putnam made some interesting talks on the educational movement at Sunday school Sunday morning.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Sherrell Ben ton, girl baby, recently.
 James Morgan and family visited at Quitman Saturday and Sunday.
 Several of our people went to the children's day exercises at Enders Sunday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05
QUITMAN.

The rain of last Tuesday did much damage to farms and growing crops. All streams were overflowed, the Cadron Creek being the highest since 1882.
 Farmers have practically done no work for two weeks on account of rain, so they are hoping for some sunshine.
 Jorn Grisham and family of Rose Bud visited his parents here Satur. day and Sunday. Prof. Dulaney and family of Hig- ginson moved in Thursday, he having bought the residence property of Paul Martin. He will be the superintend- ent of our coming school. w. T. Hammock of Heber Springs was here Saturday on professional business, visiting his brother, Riley, and family Saturday and Sunday. Some of the boys got warmed up somewhat Saturday on "Jake" or something that answers the same pur- pose. And yet we live in bone dry town, bone-dry state and bone dry government. . May 4
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05
HARP, PRINCETON
 TEACHER, COMING

Dr. Edwin L. Earp, professor of rural sociology in the Drew Theolo- gical Seminary, the divinity school of Princeton University, will deliver the address to the graduating class of Hendrix College on Tuesday morning, June 2, it was announced today by Dr. C. J. Greene. Dr. Earp is noted through the east for his scholarly ability, and his address here will be awaited with keenest interest.
 Program for the joint urban and rural schools for ministers and Christian workers, to be held at Hen drix and Central Colleges after the Hendrix commencement, has been completed and will be published with in the next few days, Dr. Greene said. Folders in regard to the schools have been mailed to all Methodist ministers in Arkansas and the response indi- cates that the attendance will greatly surpass all records.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05
OVERSEERS RESTORS
 ROADS AFTER FLOODS

Bridges and culverts on all country roads washed out by the heavy rain- fall 10 days ago have been replaced and the roads are now passable, ac- cording to reports given to County Judge E. L. Smith by the overseers. The heaviest rainfall was in Conway and Cadron township, Judge Smith said, and the greater part of the dam age was sustained in Conway and vicinity. Except where the three highways are under construction, the roads are in passable condition.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05
M'KENZIE TO SPA.
lRy the Associated Pressl

(By the Associated Press) Texarkana, May 5.-Ury Mckenzie superintendent of the public schools on the Arkansas side of the city for the last six years and who last year was reelected by the school board for two years, rendered his resignation yes terday afternoon. effective September 1, and it was accepted. MT. Mckenzie will go to Hot Springs, where recent ly he was elected superintendent of schools.
 He has filled the place longer than and other superintendent ever serv- ing the Texarkana schools and, it is said, he has done highly efficient work and brought all affairs of the school up to high standards During his stay here MT. Mckenzie also has been active in civic movements. He was active in the Lions and Rotary clubs, and during the world war did effective work in raising money for the Red Cross and other organiza. tions, and in selling government SC. curities. It is not known who will be his successor.
 Mir. Mckenzie is former member of the State Normal School faculty and well known here.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05
PROVIDENCE.

Health is very good in our com munity.
 The farmers are behind with their crops on account of so much rain.
 Mrs. Nellie Brazier is on the sick list.
 Sunday school was attended Sun day by large crowd.
 Simmons & Hiett, our saw mill men are very busy saving lumber these days.
 Mrs. W. F. Colay's half brother re- gently visited her. They hadn't seen each other in about B years.
 "Bub" Haydon made trip to our community Sunday with a truck load of youngsters from Conway.
 Jack Lawrence has lots of busi- ness around Providence in a Ford cal for some cause.
 May 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05
MAYFLOWER.

Farm work here has been delayed for several days owing to so much rain. If the favorable weather con- tinues for few days as it looks now, we hope to at least get our crops planted, as most of this is to e done .1sS, either that of first planting ol planting over.
 Mrs. Della Jones, who has been con- fined to her bed for the past few days with malaria, is out again.
 J. H. Jones and Trual Starr are at McRae, Ark
 Miss Royce Duke, who has beer sick for the last few days, is able to be out again.
 Ben F. Allen has recently purchased nice team of mules.
 Curtis Rhoades and family spent the weekend visiting near Cato.
 Mrs. Ola Winkler went to Conway last Tuesday.
 B. B. Berry, who is working on the Conway -Palarm highway, has moved his family to Conway to make their home.
 Mrs. Mollie Davis and Mrs. Robert Gentry and little Silas Allen have all been on the sick list for the past few days.
 May 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05
Buy Your Coal Direct
 From Mine-Big Saving

The high cost of coal is a thing of the past! At least there are no complaints on this account-since the removal of government restrictions-among those who have learned how to buy coal The way to buy coal is to get 1t direct from the mines. This saves sev eral mddlemens profits It saves hauling expenses. Anyone now buy at mine prices. whether carload buyer or one who uses only ten or fifteen tons year This has been made possible through a plan evolved by large and old-established concern, THE BER- NICE COAL COMPANY, with main offices at 4o4 Como Building. Chicago.
 This company has thousands of customers Tn various sections of the United States who receive all of their coal direct from the mines. ihese customers are pleased not only because Of the many dollars they save every year. but also because of the quality of coal they are getting. Many write that they never before mad coal that makes little dust that burn, 70 well, leaves SO few ashes. If you are \ coal user-whether you use hard or soft coal. much or little-it will be greatly to your ad. vantage to write the Bernice Coal Co at once Tor prices. stating kind and quality of coal you use.-<-llthu-dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05
SHADY GROVE CLUB.

Our club met Friday afternoon, April 15 with 13 members present. We elected our song and yell leaders. The song leader being Maggie Wofford and yell leader Joda Dawson.
 We met again Tuesday night with large attendance, every member be- ing present except one. We were glad to receive 8 new canning club member, and also appreciated having MT. Williams with us as it was the first time since we re-organized. He showed us some very interesting pie lures on poultry raising. We cordial ly invite him and Mrs. Turner to visit our club at any time.
 Vivian Duncan, Reporter.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05
broken and planted. The water was higher than was ever known before.

broken and planted. The water was higher than was ever known before.
 Some few from this place attended singing at Enders Sunday and report led a good time. We extend an invi- tation to neighboring communities the third Sunday evening in this month to come and help us.
 The Fairview Winners club seems to be exhibiting a great deal of interest in it's work, especially in poultry rais- ing. It seems to have done the farm |ers good too, for almost all of them have terraced their land.
 Thank you, Happy Hollow, for your consoling and condoling admonitior and congratulation. I will try to ad- minister the tevt to my mental equi- librium as a narcotic, but where shall I find the passage of scripture you refer me to?
 May 4. h+,'" ~.:s l.,
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05

Sunday school and morals, and it won't be long till when you come into our little town you won't be hearing little boys splitting those paths out.
 What is the use Of us having to sell our farms or mortgaginy them 70 send our boys and girls off to school when we can bring the school to our own door?
 Thanking our teachers again for their noble work and hoping for sti!l better term and success to all
 May 4
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05

Pure, nourishing blood makes healthy flesh, good muscles and a strong vitality. The reverse is the case when the blood is poor. To drive out impurities and enrich the blood take Prickly Ash Bitters. It is a most efficient blood purifier and system reg ulator for men. Price SIPS per bottle. Florence Drug Company, Special Agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05
o. E. s. TO MEET.

Palmetto chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Friday after noon at 2:30 o'clock in the Masonic hall. The work of initiation will be carried out by the chapter and the presence of all members is very much desired.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05
ADOPTS ROBINSON
 RICE PROBE BILL
(By the Associated Press)

Washington, May 5.-The senate today adopted the resolution by Sen- ator Robinson of Arkansas for inves- tigation of the condition of rice grow CTS in Arkansas. The senate agricul- ture committee, which favorably re- ported the resolution last night, will conduct the investigation.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05

Legal blanks for sale at this office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-05

Mir. Mckenzie is a former member Of the State Normal School faculty and well known here.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-16
REPUBLICANS PASS
TARIFF IN HOUSE

ftnutirucd from Page Onol
0orni inc dioaiinn nf the other body.
Ns eNehlm ad
rhH admission hg Az rordnoy ls
.1e nipst Hmaal1l 2 have heard ln my
Us t"ifH nNnrrIonnf in ihD house Rep
H.HfnfHfitr Garner of TfNas. shouted.
'lf HrneaIe fhlf fhD constitution Dr.
nciug Nio'utcd fnr % cNnilcuiv states
thAt revenue measures muat originate
POP The houHr ana herc WE have thn
chairman nf thf WHNa uul manna com
mitiee admitting frankly fhat the hll
WIS dictated ht ihe seuate
And ftrthnr NJ Fordnpv. state
fnrn' me1nt ih1i hereafter no hil chm
Nr fn'Hnd 'u fhIa house ~ fhU spunfp
LEADERS wiu ihtt lf shall nof o. ching
fd q nnHne wo must bow fn fhr frn
'f's WHISTLES lH tu whether COZ mot meas.
nrfH have merit"
The republicans doNnod over, sf.
tempt tu mako changes EauilioHnn
who sought to amend fhf bin were
disposed ~ with che Same celebrity HH
democrats. and the hn now goes to
thr senate
Iff hill 1E passed hv tho house ie
Hr'rticHlly Identical with tho frornov
iunnnuro votntd iu thC inst congress hv
fr'ui"nt Wilson. Protection would
De- given "a number 10 agricultural
products. including wheat. cotton. su
rif, wool corn, cattle and sheen. but
Gee Aiii would hc operative for only
sih mouths instead Of ten provided Cor
in the Forduey measure
The anti dumping provisions were
not included in tho Fordnav measure
together with system for cstlmatlng
iN" duties iUuos0d nu the basis ~ thr
American value OF foreign coin as a..
,,lHiin'u nN the secretary uf the Treas
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-16
House IoInr aesoLurLon NJ. q

Proposing Hu amendment Geo s0Cinu
~ ni Article 3 ~ tHe Constitution ~ IhY
Nihie uf IHtiH Zoo provide fhlf fhr
I'fiHhiuir uH" HIaut UluHIHnf Goo CoI
I'N'ihiu HuldiDff sailors uud their uld-
oNH who hHtH boon 0NlernH of r..la
'HrN NIiNf Boz iHNurtt D. ftiu. provide
ink fhhi All soldiers eallnrs uel tntlr
WiHuwH eligible undnf tha urofI .inua
nUrUuf HhHI hU HuNIlri iu hs minced
upon thn fullH nud participate In the
unrHiuu fund created hereunder l.fV-
llk iHN ni frtcn lf.NI cDufH 900 The
tlDu,nn valuation nf nruuUltN iu this
state l0r thu payment of such pension.
pfnfic that the Legislature may ro-
duro the rate of pension fnr such pure
posse fiNiug time for tho election 90
De- held un ouch amendment. and make
ihr hn appropriation to pay ihc oN-
npnsns thereof
bo ii resolved hy the Legislature of
Che State ~ Toxins.
Section O. section 6t or Arisolc g "
me cunrtfufiun of thr State OF ToxnH
hhN hc amended s1 aH tu hereafter
read aa follows
Secfion 60 Tho Legislature shall
hnft coo pun0I fu nukD AMY grant ur
authorize iho making of ans grant of
public mooney io amy individual uHao.
citation NJ individuals municipal or
other curnorufl1ns whatsoever. provide
cd however lho Legislature may grant
uid tu iuuironi 1r disabled cnufpior-
ate soldiers and sailors. Whu r1mc boo
Texas prior t0 january Z 1910. nnn to
inoif widows. iu lndiEenf circumstances
and who hive hpDu BONA flde residents
uf thn state SINCE January 1910 and
who were married iu SUCH Holdl.Hs or
sailors prior tu january 1870 and 20
lndignnt tnd dislhiod soiiiUr who 600.
unr special laifH uf fHN state of f saH
al ID. 81.
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Worst SnowStorm
OF Year Nearly
ISoiateS Denver

fn rtH Aaanriafah IffHa
DENVER Coin. Anvil ft Denver
was virtually iNulifra inuiEm ht lAp
worst storm uf ihf ycar which showed
nu slsus ui ahtiiuf siiof more than tUn
lnthts uf SNOW h1a faliuu tonight.
The - a tt 81. A. u s. 8 Y aud fhti
colorado Southern iailN1Ns snaulled
ai ilalHa in Use aalith 1ha iaiiiu pa.
ciiic announced that gn rffori NmHd
D.. uldr tu Nti inius uul toulrht DO
ihr north md west th0uih Hii lns.
Nrrr hlurkahtl fuAHN md nn fffinH
had arrived The Ro,k leland Union
lhliiit Hnd iiuhreinn rnnaE ffnurfDd
ihcif ilnrs cHsi over tlt pfairifa vHNr
rlvnrcd
Nirr communication was rut 0ff iu
fht south. raHi and Month DlfiN iudtN
mia only uWitNd vino service WHs
available fo ihc cast sDVHfIi mliNa ni
Wire were down. between hrfp and
Colorado Springs
street cor service WAS almost at n
TtnndHfNi tuuiNht schools WNfU ais.
MISSED Hf nuuu.
AZ Fort tNiiins and Grcclcv the
storm broke thr power wires Hud Crec.
irN wac without lEhia aud power
n he San .uie vaNrv fourteen
Inches uf suuw bad fallen hate TODAY
with uo signs uf abatement ana I'D
AlHwnsa Che storm hindcrr1 the fIrr
NHhltrr and two husincsH buildings
were destroyed.
Eirht fant uf enow blocked fho pen-
Nct a SHn iukg road nl Corona
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eRApsTREET.s RFVlrW.

hf 'ff Associated HfraN
NEW YORK. Apru l6.-- Bradsiroot's
tomorrow viii SAY:
iui'rmiugllrg ~ poor and good
news which haas been feature ri thr
Wr'ks AdNlccH makes Tor continued
very irregular and strcalgy trade report
bnfaNurahlC weather low tempela
turee rctarninr spring huyinc and
hurNne early uuits nud Vegetables.
.'n'a q, tho lowest niicca in iht better
part OF decade ur the farm and de-
pressing news regarding uu~rihle fnf-
rlsu and tnm il. labor troubles Art
among Csc causes fof Ihg eHsine lu
securities and exchange markets. thn
ronflniuF .of nuying both af wholesale
and retail in immediate necessity and
ihe continued mgEinH shown m cnliec
ti0na
Weekly hnnk cloarnrs St.lg7lSa.-
NUO"
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frdrrnsV under such fesulHfions pnl
Limitations aH m8y he provided hi INV
urnsi dnd ine i.rNisufurr mlt Vr0i idn
fW husband HuN Afiin tu frWHin pa.
setNef % ihD homie rhpfe is h.reut
levied n addition io 500 Other lDNtH
hertin.urt permitted hY thr CpnHiiu
fiun uf Texas Il state Nd yHlNom ilk
un property ~ aOVtn 900 rfNfs uu.
fhe lnO up valuation fof ihn purpose p'
nreatnH sUeiili funN fu ns pafWoit
% uNufiNH. fuf HrfflrHH ll fnN ECON
fudofutr ARMY apa navy flnHffr Nr.
HHuiFtiiunH fnf ihN mlNfu ~ iNU iiHiH
of ToSaf. .,ad Cos ihe NiduWt Yf such
anidirfs aofYiua iu said Hfuift nftifH
nfUluiHHfiuHH ur militia nlntidNi iNHi
.Ae '.nrisiiiufo uaf reduce ihg ttt rui"
hfrrln lNflnd mo provided fIiihm
thai the provisions of tmf 81 fsn fhHll
not hD liiigucd fu IF fu pf.FrHi int
aliui Nf uld in DafNN of NunlD HHllln
ity
sHt Tho fnrff0'uN constitutional
Hn, idmani Hhtii he admitted tu H
vote nf lhr qualified tntNt of ihiH
tntH uf Hu rlU.llnn fu NH hold Ou iht
llh saturday iu inlt Ntl. Hi which hN
tOfsif shtN hive rniri Ur Wrlitel Nu
frrH haflH's .i'of HmfHHfHHHf af elf.
lion ID af Article of tho constitution
nr'hoafinf ihe itnhiaim io r.aHt
Hil fn DuuffdrWiD auif'0IH HiIlul Hui
ihrf widow Whn have rn 10 i.iNI-
uf thiH state rinrg 5Huu B. IHIN.
aud 'AAnlHsf amendment il HNUfiNn 90
~ Article % uf thD Constitution. fu.
tnoillna ihn ir.lal- iur, fo EiHuf lia
fN Confederate NiliriH Hnd fnril tid.
Ear Tn, Governor hUfn0Y 49,
rooted io iauc iho rnHe'mniioH iof
nd lnr' inn lni iu have #f1. pnn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-16
Additional Markets
suoAR

IWIWW-
iiN The AHsoolHtDd profs
NEW YORK hprn la-Tho raw SIN
for market seemed GO Doe atcadlcr in
tone Today. although priccs were um-
changed nt fAc for Cubaa. Cost and
ifciaht equal Geo 5.f3 fur centrifugal al
uuntca hN che committee ANA aM. e. g.
90 equal 90 l.0i Tot centrifugal fnr un-
controller 1usnrH. Addiiiouul sales Of
200 haEf ~ ierus we've reported due
next week. although on the whole Of
forings of uncontrolled nEura seemed
Goo ne lDtH AGGRESSIVE.
Refined sugar prices are unchanged
at 5000 81 fOr fine granulatcd.
sugar iNiurrs Wpcr Irregular af the
nrruus huf Nurn weakened under ln-
creased liquidation hY Wall street and
commission housrH ANA el0fim pricos
showed LOSSES ~ 90 9 points May
CLOSED ai 400. July. A59 and septem-
ben 400
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MERCEDES


spoolM ~ 'rho caller
MENcInlsN TrNla NUIl Is1 Ms
ANA Nre DfufHf Mu.fI.uH ruffIfNlncn
f lhD. UuuUNH NNur EhunFnufaf %
BOZ hnlr uf th"iU deuehi,f Nilirnd
THE fmNWH wore uiNntfnf WifN
roHcH Hud forms iud ihr many Inviting
nnuks about ihe eHilfrf uNd ilWu wcfa
rff Hr rNIuI"N IN Hl irr Morrison
nnd Marion Wndo presided over thr
punch bowl THE quests Wcra MlsNva
Kathleen nuhrffN Martha Howe.
iofhH Nllonhuuf iAhri kmmo. prfr1
Hearing Gertrude cnttcr Frances
Garter. lntile Pearson NnrV Ellrn
silver Helen Caller. Mcurs in0iph
kldpnhuur. John Ilrrniun Harold
fHH liuhrif kNiuHtfirt G0rdou
POTTS. g. ~ Wood g. n MfNran.
Grant Morrison nna Wallace HARDWOOD
Mra u % nnrinn WINS hoatra fo tbr
Afternoon Bridge club at hcf country
HN fN. HNfN HrIaf fII 200 Nfr Il ~.
Hrrur nud che guest prize fn NfH
b ~ Hooks. Entertainments wore sorry
cd "a Ncsdamos I. r. iiuVt NnfrHrct
Highland N r. Barton % E furrr.
Nith Ferguson. james Anderson ffrH
Hcnnctt D. J. Elliott ~ o. Mention.
" y Johnson. Walter N1un ana n o.
Hooks
rnuiH MHrnrity nf st
Murv'a lhurnh OF San Antonio wlm ar
rive in Mercedes suon to inke charge
% tho Catholic church on which work
viii ho begun at once it win hc siiu-
nted on the CORNER az Missouri avenue
and Sixth street
nr w s Neai and wife arc vleiiinr
in Wcntherford f0r two weeks tfnon
their return thoy viii occupy their
hr fc WfHh hnf Iust boon completed.
r. A. Schfappach has returned 40 hia
homo in Osaco. Mimi. after IL three
mnth 'ief with scrgt and Mrs
Mike Mcdowell
Az mud AIRS % V WATSON wofc Boo
SON Antonio mNkInr mo trip boz their
ear
~ ~ Monroe az phafr wus in Mor-
codes fhIn week
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LON o. MORGAN GETS BOND
~ The Associated rrcna

AUSTIN, TnNas. April iE.-fon ID
Morgan FORMER chlef clerk in the state
isurN department CHARGED COD ton
indictments with misauulicatiou OF tho
state funds amounting fo $4,000 rnVe
Ten bonds today arFroFaiinp $40 600
Ana was released from inu Morgan
has been in Ian here since hia capture
ln MtNicu city several weeks nru His
bonds woro signed by James a nnie
ana Rev j. Frank Norris both ~ Fort
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sTEcHER DOWNS KANNEpY

HN"N'fNlAAfN AfNHH.
hAl LAS rcNaa. Anru fG-Ioo sto-
hcr American wrestler twice downcd
pam hnnnodV claimant ol the Cana-
man chhmriunahip. ln little over an
noun nWiNht kunnsdN succumhor tn
N arm ln"t ana body neiNsOrs in l4
,ninutcf ln The frsi mm ana to "a nelt
hend scissors In ~ minutes n the
second
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TORNADO HITS IN MissIssipel
liY Tho Associated proas

HAXELUuRsT. Miss Aurl as
Several persons are reported Injured
iu tornado which Hwept over Coplnh
rnuniy late today an wires are down
nna little Information hag boon recoN
od here concerning The damage
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SALAD "a 81 is obtained from fruii stones
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Try Caller claaslfled Ads Tor Results
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1oNayru 4,,. ANN d. a
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26
CRIMES AND ACCIDENTS IN
ALL PARTS OF WORLD TODAY

SEATTLE wAsH-Cy P1-An shot and
hold
Motor nn the Pacific highway near
sherifs office here The
automobile after exchange OF shots
A. the
Negro Officers Probably Lynched
charged with
c. O Williamson at
Christmas taken from officers
Mississippi today crowd OF men who bundled nm neo
according telephone received
here today
Mob bandits held the
the Drovers National Bank here today and escaped with
$S5sOoo nonngoab checks Bank officials said the only loss VIII De
a bookkeeping
Bandits Rob County Treasurer In Harding Home
MARION oHoBy P9Two bandits early today knocked County
unconscious escaped in automobile with $l4o
Say schwab Not Member of Crimn Gang
that Charles Schwab had
while serving director general of the emergency
proved and the Walsh Investigating
ommittee declar a authorized" statement
Preache Robbery.
PA federal filed here today charg
$1s9Ooo mails Mount Vernon
that Kyle has confessed completely in the
robbery
Try to Khnap Eyader in Germany.
BERIIN(By A. Pan attempt recently made at Ebesah to
Accidents Well CrimesArmory Mazagine ExpIode.
collapsed including $4,000
government property
Thirty Finipinos
mostly
wreckng
Fcidad which was blown ashore in furious gale the mouth
Twelve Others Drowned is Report.
A P)-Twelve in a
0 adv
Sending Out
YORK-(By A P0Dstress
be navy today