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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-04-21

Misses Clara and Bessie Stamper
are shopping in Lexington today.
DIR. r. E. May has gone to Mar
tinsville, Indls for ten days. stay.
Miss Alice Classify is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Upton Young in
Louisville. - t.;tl.
Miss Ella Trimble has returned
from an extended stay in Martins
vile, Ind.
Miss Marguerite Newmeyer is in
Louisville to attend the meeting of
the X. E. A.
g. B. Pieratt, of Chicago, has re-
turned home after a short visit to
relatives here.
Mrs. Eugene Kinnaird and baby
son, of Lexington, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. 7. Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred P. Jones will
leave tomorrow for Indianapolis,
for two months stay.
Miss, Eliza Harris will be hostess
to her card club tonight, entertain
ing at her home on West Main street.
N James DeRossett, of Frenchburg,
was a business visitor in this city
today and pleasant caller at this
office.
Mrs. Emma Chenault and Miss
Mamie Reed have returned from st.
Petersburg, Fla, where they spent
the winter.
D. Harold Johnson, of Columbus,
Ohio, is in this city and is being
warmly greeted by his many old ac-
quaintances.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-04-21
WILL REMOVE

The Electric Shop has rented the
large store room, No. 81, on Bank
street, of Judge H. Clay Mckee, and
will remove between now and May
LIST. The business of the Electric
Shop has so increased and the de-
mands have become so great that it
was. necessary to secure larger store
room. This gives many times the
floor space that they have now, and
the stock will be increased accord
ingly.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-04-21
THE PLAIN STORY

Nations wild imagined wrongs,
When their heads amt level;
Go to singin' battle songs, =
An raisin' Of the devil.
Seems that we were born for strife,
Trouble never ceases;
When the worlds at peace with life,
They shatter it to pieces.
That's the mad an cruel way
War. few wrongs is rightin';
Reckon that the Judgment Day
Will find 'em all a-fightin'.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-04-21

On account of the failure of the
apple crop Ayres & Co. has held in
reserve 400 barrels of choice APP
pies to supply the trade during the
next two months.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-04-21
RELIGIOUS

There will be services at the Epis-
copal church Sunday morning at ii
o'clock with preaching by Rev. J.
Clopton.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-04-21

Goods left in our care at owners
isk- 3s Ayres and Co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-02

BefOTe attemDtIng o UUt aIc0h0I
into the radiator Of your car this
winter be sure that there are no
leaks. The cost of repairing it your
self VIII be less than wasted alco-
hoI. Use Liquid Y, Sementol or
Johnson's Radiator Cement You
can get it at the Lincoln Autom olive
supply CO.. 113 z. Jefferson blvd.
Reasonable prices 335
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12
OUCH! LIIMBAG]!
RUB PAINS FROM
SO3E: LAME BACK
Rub backache away with small
trial bottle of old
"St. Jacobs Oil"

Back hurt you? Cant straighten
p without feeling sudden pains,
aarp aches and twinses? Now listen!
TEat's lunlbago. sciatica or maybe
rom sprain, and yon'll get relief the
aoment you RIB your back with sooth-
ing. penetrating 81. Jacobs OIL !"
Nothing else takes out soreness. lame
Tess and stiffness so quickly You
imply rub It On gour back and out
ones the pain Il is harmless and
DOESN'T burn the skin
Timber Up. Dom tsuIer. Get 4
mali trial bottle Ct old. honest ST
Jacobs 0il'' from any drug store. and
Ter using L just once. you'll forget
hat you ever had backache. lumbago
II seiatica, because your back will
.eTer hurt or cause any more misery
s never disappoints and has been rec
ilnrAndef for so years lAdy)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12
PROCEEDINGS BEFORE
TEsTAMENTARY COURT
acsns.ane.a 60 &C al

Roaert 4. Sears. and Geusge NJ.
Enericll
The arst ana final account 81 y. s.
Nelson. administrator eta. CT bath
crime AZ. Nelson. was filed and 20 ssed.
Tie hast will ana tRsfanen Of LAM
son L. Fagton vas iiled and admitted
III probate.
Tie report OF Elinor n. NsnfFick-
sen. exeeuirix 81 william NJ liend-
rickson, was fled. Tie FIRST ;snd final
account OF the eAeentrix on t;le same
estate was Gled. examined ana passed,
( The application Of Es.elle RraGa for
Administrations Of the estate Of Otto
q I3rapa, MAJ fled and approved;
hond a. t.ie applicant as admins
srarix vas iilea and approved, notice
iesved to creditors. aud i4enry F.
TELLER ala Charles Koch were APP
pointed appraisers 81 the es1ate
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12
RED BLOOD
Gets HOUSE
WORK DOVE
Supplies Health and vigor te
Women Who Overwork
Full-Bloeded People Enjoy Iii.
If Your Blood Is Thin, Take
Pepto-Mangan. It Makes
Rich Red Blood

Just look around you and notice tbs
kina Of people who enjoy life. The
are the fall-hloGded people. SalloM
eompleyioned, dull-eyed people don
have much fun How can they, with
blood that Is lacking in life-giving rel
eorpuscles? II takes red blood to Dc
GOOD work. TO enjoy life, to be con
genial, TO be somebody.
If you feel run down and out OF
sorts most of the time. IL your com
plexion is had, it is probably due to
Starved blood. When you get that way
soa need Pepto- Mangan 1t will pick
sou up and put you in the class Of
PEOPLE Who step ont and do things.
With pleatg OF red corruscles ron en-
Joy the excitement Of life Whether
aH nofl; or play YOU find yourself
setting things done and taking real
seasufe ont Of fife. YOU stand on
Your two feet in good health
Pepto- alangan is widely and heart
III endorsed ~ physicians. 1T III ef-
factsye and easy 10 take Comes ID
either liquid OF tablet form The me
tlicinaI properties are the same.
Sold at all drug stores. But be sare
yon get me genuine Pepto- flanagan
Nth the naue Gaaas ca t9aa PACK
age Ask for II TT The falI name
Guides pepte-sFangan 7
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12
PROHIBITION HAS BEEN
SUCCESS MARYLAND,
SAYS c()MP. t)QDSIlN


81 siaefs1sg I'LL ta1e 'los.sss
have had. ms esstss,aes thrown y oAi
way ana fae ailslssol'les y III 80
ton we less aoie Y say 81 Sae h1st
ysar o. national pFe's5io il!oA As.t =
completion thai prom ibialoa mas peesl
q greet success II iaia seetsah' a.
that i VII re even ifaaFe s''essssa'.4
from GOV oa, sasd 9Alsia'1Ia =. h's7s-.
son FassFal lsoilii'i5lon a'sIesseos y
saai'y art
~. l1easoa aassa lsis eseii'i..'e :.
1se aaccess ~ 1pe .i'ss
hpoa ltie lesssisfals l@ti'S. -
ga VETS g sq10f IS us9 ~ 49,.
maj lieaaor stu z us'''s asNAN IS
/ large qaal''stes y many Aoiilss
ASKED sof ms opinion iess'ai''s1,s e.as
! lnaosa'lee ~ HIS hs'aii'el s. s. sss''
i'foses;osi esl5 lag iaias = 1870. )
| upon s'filaA.hs ailSs s's.s lss s7''as' ~
a'oesoa 5epi.ssa
ssls'saao ~ ~ S. s.a =
op1ila'h ap''l - "A !. I. ',o. . y s'' 81
i'Ai.ii.s.'t' 'las.' 80 =. ~.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12
.WidNinter Desserts

Delicious Pudding 0ro pint sweet
Ii, Two ounces -four, two ounces
two ornces sugar. six eggs
e senarately ana pinch of salt
PIT milk ii double boiler. add
'ssr aad hutter. Stir -four in enough
nix % make a 2smooth paste
a to the boiling milk. Let cook TIL
,iliek Lot csol. then add the vel
.eaten yolks; hen soid IN The stifFly
aci ifiAss lisItl.
er liddinS dish and nnt the
Risce dish in pan OF hot
@ axe n i Moderate oven
aar Eat with sauce or cream
s5la59-l Rice Pudding wash sly
a'3lesao0ns CT rice well and place in
ueensn and add one-half can oil
aadsasrd ralik, one quar- OF water
aaaFter tsaseoa Of mace.
tr YER slowly. stirring FIRE
lateat.v Cook very slowly for forty
he minutes and then add oue-halt
Of seeded raisins. Chill and
3
rs canned condensed milk
iilsfas fi5s shortage Of sugar This
III tss use q sugar
ftas 'seH Cakes arse qua rters
Up @ one-GaarteT cup butter
aa teaspoon cinnamon. one
s!ltll ica saoou cloves one egg, one
Aad> a.e-saalg To two Guns -four, one
hall aspoon soda. TWO tablespoons
W..ler Hat honey and butter until
cutter a:s'tss 4dd spices VIXEN cold
~nd part Of the -four, egg We'll beatan
Sofa and raisins aae esaossn ftons
ID MAKE aoasi gisat wils bold his
shape ran on 81 aTes2 ii and lax.
II moderate vyea
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12
To Clean Gloves And Ribbons


To clean gh!sa. tan, pearl gray art
cher Eight Md and fabric gloves, IN
quarter Of pint OF gasoline ia {;
clean pint jgr drop tire pair OF glove
in and leave them there over nigh
Nth the cover screwed on tight, TAKE
them ous cover viii 4 alex layer @
eornatafe1l. roll slaiQ IN q towel, arc
place them aside until they are per
fectly dry. then lrusil them vita 4
clean bath towel. using circulaf
movement, until, they are entirely free
from fhe cnIistareli
Ta clean delicate colored riblons
ana Others, hll i large crock nalf fuli
d gasoline and dissolve h the gaso
line enough coFnstarcli 10 make L
smooth paste. For half gallon 81
gasoline two eupfels of starch vii
re required. Stir tsle mixture quickly
o tie rign consistency Dip the rib
ions first III lakewarn water anG
tllen. while they are still Wet, int
lie cleaning mixture. Take them fros,
he crock. smooth them between tn
fingers. and stretch them on smoo
white sheet 70 dry Place them. wheG
try on another white slices and brusl
them br;shly with a coarse bath tow
81. giving eacn ribbon shake nos
md then 10 free il Of the starch All
them iii q sunny window Tor half at
hour Be careful not to use the gaso
tine anywhere near a fame.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12
Al STEP IN TIE RIGHT
nIREgTi0S

va pointed out u these
column ii the Issue ST llse'l.
Der 18th. there all Imperative
and growing need for I city
owned dumping groend Tor *
ce garbage and refuse, There
fore. alderman Me( ready 5 order
adopted hy the city Council n
th last meeting which has tia!
end in view. is step ia the risilt
ERECTION
undoubtedly too much g
& Is this problem can be
ved ase IN
ia,vl &c Wi1l not 5e easy = ..b-
taln ttie ame time, howeN
inqc tigation cali
o1t m
tae result tlsat
i ppartunits /
islne The So x
most unfortunate
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12
speaks On judiciary

The program of The AFTERNOON also
Was gigen over TO addresses by men
instead OF women. StMe's Attorney
James Nj. Munroe spoke during the
first period on the Judicial DEPART
nlent az Maryland. outlining IT'S
p8a es from every point. first giviae
brief review of the Judicial System
sndas Charter. previous 10 adoption
81 the Constitution.
Mr. Nlnnroo then gave a brief re
ross Of the Constitutions OF i7l6
1851. 1854 and 1857, Of the Judicia!
10 or as exercised in the Unite
itates through its Courts, and the
state CT Maryland through its Courts.
i1e tosa ii the distribution Of Judicial
er- trough Justices of the Peace
coars and tho Court Of Ap
Arnd, trough | s. Dis
fi5 gaf tr Hf Apacsls AZ
le t3aT az tire urite
aai gase 4 description Of q
u az from the institutions
.4sS4 io te the final execution and
80 8iltal
II af0 gsasin'8l pEe
MS ss,n4 1rlo. g exeeu
ns II the proceedings before TT.
rand Jury md trials IN circui
ourtS. IN court cases. and showipe
aow cases get - tie Court Of An9aais
sala @h.st tire ed.ngs are afJes
be higiirs 9t.l.
lMar !urh j, Riley spoke inler
tingiv Oh the sabject q City Coy
nm sus pp every departneR.
atlar along governments!
nsfaetiEe sAanaer
aihs session W.lfcil Mae
4ia oi}eis ta iae paislc Ya pfes
Ge ofa 81 ii sIaTssre Ysonsge
H,stih Superinfe sdtm At The Emer
4 ne hospital The topic was "lub
IL Health INA state Institutions fos
Il afne4 na4i Ca;ldren
f3r John $ Fulton Seer cry yf III
STATE 1aara 81 Isealth. made IN adj
a. anlt.it Il9itil
The following program " arranged
COR tomorrow
ThnrsJly. t:ilil.d dayl 1880 to
ia. Government OF the United States.
Outline ana Chart Miss Julie
Rogers II 70 1870, Executive De
a# A9' Kiss julia Roaers; 1880 t
Ip.ae l7cpart mont Miss julia
aagars 81 Legislative Congrss
ana eaerafa 81 tho League, Misz
a ~
.ar ~ lie Gos eminent of tho
United Stlte Mrs aIaioy: s p. m
The Children's bureau The Woman Il
Bureau Of the Department Of Labor.
Miss Anderson
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12
CARD OF THAMES

We desire herewith, Is express our sin-
gore and heartfelt teaNlts, together sstth
s,ss, ral1se u itprret; fer $50 Assss#.ilf
80 Ye.l d sati Sewers ss;lstis ine tins o. 'str
sgspa yissaezlt Dy thu fsgfMt ttStasa ~ 49,
beloved utat heF ate TStiBua5etaef. >43s
Mary j Miller.
MIS-. DAN RI WIfAyssR asid
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12
Fish Pudding

Nh aae inela Of salt coda Ri, nis
Ire and thoroughly cooked
ird of 4 pint Of we'll caaEss
p!nt OF m.lk, heap n
onEui ot butter. melse aaf
bites a{en eggv Bake In Z
qg Avta aRt3 set Snd VEL
brow ned
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12


was ensoinel nof Is engage ia any ac
ttvifies for while bat through
JUDGE 0lip. lie Court announced thai
II jailed heartily III the tribute iaark-
ed BY nc ceremonies. Judge C;40Et
also reminded tha audience u ilie tact
that Il YVES AZ the suggestion 81 fadge
Boyd that ire plans for ere, INK the
ulelnoEia, we're launeaed
Yoasl laady Fer War
Tae tablet handsomely Nfag Ia
breage. saaaas sqyea f Rtsa Dy
three feet wiae, and " imte3eel ii
d marble si4h al the center oI the
siairways leading 10 the upper floor
Of the Appeals Court Building. IL
Was done by Ephraim neyseT
y shows j life-size ifgure u yoatlt-
full m.ahoal laying his vofN aonn 90
an altar and. while Ire clasps his
wos,l % KS breast his facn il turned
.oWart the en- ny Al his fee; lie his
shiaid ana IFS Aaimet, While on he
altar are IN ,-iheti tho mines Of the
mel 10 whom tho memorial is dedi-
aired, Is f9llows
Gesilsu Horton llant Emory
D. $. Ct, major, f1tgte Huadredth
and Twentieth Infantry
Frederick, G.. Coulter, captain,
One Hundred and Fifteenth Ar
tillery
Merrill Resented. b. S. G, lieu
tenant, One Hundred and FIT
teenth Infantry
William E Fraley. Lieutenant
Three Hundred and Thirteenth
Infantry.
John Canister. ensign. Naval Air
Service
George Roberts Paige. lieuton
ant Three Hundred and Seven
teenth Infantry
Stanley L. c5chrue D S.
lieutens nj One Hundred ai
Sixty sixth Aero Squadron
The marble base bears the follow
Nng inscription:
Erected ag llle M.srlls.l fatg
Bar Association In grateful nc.
Org Of the lawyers 81 Maryland
who Loss their lives III the greai
World praT while serving ia the
armed fosees OF Their c,an
I917-19tS
@ I'arlla afefs laae Mature
4 T. - q
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12

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ssgsneEfec4
E0 - ~ SeR .
q % ~ Z %
M.S ed hy
aSEHygfSn
Lives. hxaI~
Az0RS al
Es q % ID 4 q
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12

s,nsi i0ns make an exceed
s44ss-s i54sss t,G4s4s ksAist9ssse
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12

E40RafE1ttt = kNst+s = A&% ~
outline Of the atate system d pslDlie
schools. He told Of ille Law govern
ing same. and made stroag alea tos
tie iae ID remain 90 The slatnse
books as il Is withals change
prof. Fox distributed school iisera
ture. and copies 81 the school Law.
Former Senator Frank M Dayall Of
Anne Arundel. and Delegate Wade II
Idntnicum. who. with nelegase Ridge
III p. Melvin were members 81 the
f.s.gis ature DC 1915. and yotea Tor the
Woman sufTrage Bill were se'lea-
u!el Ia speaT 5li li3o t4go farner
being absent left tic latter alone s.
represen; his colleagues Mr. Melvin
s7oke irleag I'M 10 sle posnt and
was given marked attention through
ou., Ma address being we'll resolved
taansy Government
The n,crninK sion On wednesday
began still ! taik by Mss Engle on
County. Government Of Maryland
Miss s.ngie. who Il gooa telker, pre-
saayed her sal leet III q messing lnaa-
ner shat I'll ence drew the undivided
lftention 81 her listeners She de-
elapcd ihe subject IL stages, taking
gar consideration gradually the
s.4.s8re gliaaas 81 county government
in the STATE During the second per-
Tod OF the morning session OF to-
day, She taiked on the Financial Sys-
lela. and gave an insight into the
monetary situation Of the State and
methods Of collecting funds for
shl treasury
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12

were mum.nified IN FgvI- I,
e sa uratisa u an Impure caronas
ssssa 0 ltained from certain Likes
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12
4 BEAUTIFUL
COMP. EXON is
ALWAYS ADMIRED

KE y0W take q gessY doses Os
CARRIERS 1ETTTE LIVER PILLS.
you win see they do more go
clean gzU zHaG GcEnplexf0Ea ah@n
@lz szag beauty treatments I'm
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12
BENCH AND Bah PAY
TRIB TO THOSE
WHO TELL IN VA

t easianesi Trsua aaxe III
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12
SPECIAL THIS w EEK

mn ~ RFEPOHsi % 49, NHETIs'
AZ .ssii
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-12

Entered III AtnapoiiH isostDfsit,e so
Second Class Matter
Evening star., 1921-03-15
WILL INSPECT POOLS.
Health Ofhcer Fowler to Take
Samples From Bathing Places.

The municipal bathing pools in Po-
tomac Park and all private pools in
the city will be inspected as to their
sanitary conditions this summer,
Health Officer William c. Fowler
stated today
AS to the tidal basin bathing beach,
where thousands battle daily, Or. Fowl
er said that while that beach is under
federal control he is ready to CO.
operate with the federal authorities
in safeguarding the health OF those
who use it.
Records of the local health ONCE
show that the United States public
health service made a survey of con-
ditions at the bathing beach last year.
and those who made the investigation
reported the water relatively safe
for bathing" according TO DIR. Fowler.
Chlorine is used plentifully to purify
the water in the bathing beach, the
report showed.
DR. Fowler said his inspectors take
samples at intervals from the water
p the municipal pools near the Monu-
ment grounds and from the pools in
schools and gymnasiums to ascertain
whether the water is kept ft for
bathing.
Evening star., 1921-03-15
terminal DROPS MEN.

Fourteen machinists and ten help
ers of the Washington Terminal shops
are idle as a result OF the general cuts
in forces made, it is reported by an
official of the machinists' union here.
at the shop is 1873 and the reduction
was made in accordance with the per-
centage averaging the reductions In
force throughout the country.
It was reported to union ofhcials
Saturday that a number of the men
in the Potomac yards Of the Southern
and other lines running south from
Washington had been dropped, but that
experienced hands had been reinstAted.
Evening star., 1921-03-15
PRESIDENT HARDING MADE
MEMBER OF TYP0THETAE
Resolution by George Judd Adopt
ed at Monday Nights
Meeting.

President Harding was unanimous
ly elected to honorary membership in
the Typothetae of Washington laS
night at the quarterly meeting at the
New Ebbitt Hotel The meeting wa
presided over by President Oscar z
Wright, who resumed the chair after
several months illness.
The resolution comforting the hon
orary membership was presented By
George Judd. dean of master printers
of the National Capital. who. forty.
five years ago. first picked up a COM
posing stick.
Reports were presented by Charles
F. Crane of the educational commit
tee, Harry Forker. apprenticeship
committee, and Frank p. Howard Of
the entertainment committee. 1t was
announced that the contemplated trip
of printers from Detroit had been
Cancelled.
George Vierling of Chicago. field
secretary for the fourth district. told
of the growth of the organization
throughout the country George
Voorhees, of Chicago, compiler OF the
standard guide. made a lengthy ad-
dress on estimates.
Evening star., 1921-03-15
FREED IN AUTO DEATH.
Martin E. Mangold Acquitted Of
Manslaughter Charge.

BY direction of Justice Bailey. in
Criminal Division q jury yesterday
acquitted Martin L. Mangold Of q
charge of manslaughter. Mangold
was operating an automobile at night
and collided with one of the poles at
4th street and Rhode Island avenue
northeast last October. The force OF
the compact threw Eugene Coulter, .
passenger in the car. to the street.
and he was found to be dead on
reaching the hospital. The govern
ment charged that the accused had
been drinking and was criminally
negligent in colliding.
The court decided that the neEli-
gence shown by the prosecution did
not amount to "gross and wanton
negligence" sufficient to sustain an
indictment for manslaughter. Attof.
ney James A. OShea appeared for
the accused.
Evening star., 1921-03-15
TECHS SPRING PLAY.
"Monsieur Beaucaire" Will Be Civ.

Tickets are on sale at Tech High
School, 7th street and Rhode Island
avenue, for the institutions annual
spring play. Monsieur Beaucaire,"
dramatization OF Booth Tarkineton's
novel, which will be presented in the
auditorium of Central High School to-
morrow night at o'clock. The play
will be repeated Friday and Saturday
nights.
AS performed by the Tech students
Monsieur Beaucaire" is not the
opera which was given recently at
the National Theater, but special
production, made originally for the
Smith College players. Special dances
and pleasing musical selections will
be attractive features of the produc-
fiOn.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-09
SAYS TRAITORS, COWARDS SHOT
 BY COMRADES
fHv Associated PrrssD

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-Represen- tatiyc Johnson, of South Dakota, for mcr army officer declared to the house that while he had no standardization of the charges. he had reason to believe soldiers who were traitors. towards or mentally unfit were shot by their own comrades while facing the enemy Wrinkle of North Dakota, also former officer, hotly denied Johnson's charge and said he could not permit it to go unchallenged Johnson continuing said: "I know the charge that men were taken out and hanged without a court martial is not true and l know that no officer or no private carried out orders of any illegal hangings."
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-09
CECIL CLECC IS NOW JUDGE AT
 FAIRBANKS
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WASHINGTON. Nov. g.. The sen ate today confirmed the nomination of Cecil IT, Clegg. of Fairbanks, as federal judge of the Fourth division of Alaska. His appointment had been contested by cetrain Alaskans.
 Cecil II. Clorg is a well known cit izcn of Fairbanks and has been a member of the bar at that place for number of years. He served as city attorney for the town of Fairbanks for two terms a few years ago He was defeated by Thomas Marquam last winter for the en- dorsement of the Fairbanks Repub- lican Club.
 Mir Clcgg went to Washington last spring in the interests of his candidacy and has been there and other places in the east since that time. MT Clegg is married and both he and Mrs. Clegg are promi- nent in Fairbanks soial and civil ac- tivities