davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-03
CURRENT COMMENT
Distance Lends Enchantment.

Now is the time when we get pears
from California, and apples from
Washington and let better pears and
apples rot on the ground in Massachu-
sets. Boston Transcript,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-03
Sure Enough

PA, what's it that occurs once in a
minute, twice in a week and yet only
once in a YEAR,"
Il give It up, my son. What"
aThe letter 'e'-Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-03
May Find Out Later.

'Do you think you could support my
daughter
why, yes, sir, I do. never heard
ii intiInated that your daughter was
insupportable. Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-03
Vain Regrets.

First schoolboy-I wish Columbus
had been a Frenchman-
Second schoolboy-Whyf
First schooIboy-l put him that way
on my examination paper.-Stray
Stories.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-03
Orrs Island Movie Fan.

Talk about movie fans, we think a
sea captain who lives on Orrs Island
has taken the big prize so far in that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-03
WAITSFIELD

Mrs. Dwight Long viii have full
OF millinery on sale at +. Fl. New
combs in Waitsfeld during first two
weeks OF October tOct. 3 to l5).-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-03
Fireproof.

$50 that stock the promoter sold
Won turned out to be worthless"
Absolutely Why, | tried to light
the fire with il and il was too full Of
water to burn. Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-03
Human PulmOtOr.

A clever nurse
Is pretty Nance;
She could revive
A dead romance
Boston Transcript.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04

In a spirit Of true Arnericanism we sa-
lutte you with highest honors and pledge
answering loyalty during the four
years to come.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-08-07
SUPERVISORS OF SANTA CRUZ
Will CUT NO SALARIES AND
GIVE NO6AlES MEN ADVICE

NOGALES, Aug. s-The Santa
Cruz county board of supervisors to-
day Informed the local chamber of
commerce that the chambers recon.
mendations for reducing the county
budget $4,000 would be complied with
as far as possible. but that no salaries
Of clerks or deputies would be cut.
In its letter advising the chamber
OF its decision. the board sah:
We suggest the chamber OF com
merce Of Nogales direct more OF lis
energy toward investigating living
expenses OF this county. such as house
rent foodstufts. building materials.
freight and passenger rates, with a
view TO securing reductions in retail
prices corresponding with reductions
borne by producers
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-08-07
FIRM WILL DRILL
FOR OIL rs ELoIN SECTION

TUCSON. Aug. 2.-Announcement
has boea made that syndicate Of
Ncsa,es business men will siak Tor oil
in the Eisin section wheer oil Of par
afiin base and gas were found at a
slight depth in sinking a well for
watSr. A lease OF $40 acres has been
taken in this locality By ]. H. stinsol
and associates. who also propose TO
drill.
a new oil field is believed in the
making between the Empire ranca
and Elgin. where an Oklahoma COM
paHy has taken large acreage in
Ieases. with announced intention Of
sinking. -
To the westward, near Casa Granae
a trial for oil is to be made by J. a,
Darling. who Is said to be in Texas
securing rig.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-08-07
TEX" BARTON VIII
RESIGN SATURDAY.:
GOING TO 81 PAso

H1snEE AUG 2.-Etsective satur,
day, E c "Tsa" Barton VIII sever his
connection With the Bisbee police
force and WILL very shortly move.
w.ta airs. Barton, 10 II Pas1. where
h4 expects 70 locate
Tex" Barton has been q resident;
Of B.sbee since 1864 he worked for
the Copper Queen number Of years
enl ilrst 9<name identified with tie
city police department while Jack
Stevens was city marshal When
James Allison vas elected marshal,
Tex again went on the force as a
pauo,naa and continued through IN
IL This time.
Barton has been one Of the best Tx
I'll members OF the Bis5e7 police force.
Always genial, TEX" was considered
an efficient officer and made friends
both for himself and his superior.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-08-07
SEIZED "DoFE" IS SHIPPED
TO TREASURY DEPARTMENT

NOGALEs. July 30.-Contrabsnd
; Shipments Of morphine and cocaine.
seized by LEGAL custom inspectors
from smugglers endeavoring to run
the line" from Mexico, amounting 10
more than s15.oOo. were shipped yes
terdsy to the treasury departnenAat
washington.
Harry Z. Beraer, chief deputy col
lector of customs. superin,ended the
packing and shipping of the contra
band
DATing the past few weeks, the 10
cal customs force has been exceed
iagly busy running down smugglers
and some exceedingly important cap
lures and seizures have been made.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-08-07
SEIZED LIQUOR IS
DESTROYED HERE

- - n - - - - - -
NoGALEs. July 3o.-Actiag under
instructions from the United states
district eovIt. Chief Of Police Jay
Love. Who IS also deputy United
states marshal. yesterday destroyed
liquor valued at $1,000, seized by local
custom officials.
The larger portion CT the liquor de-
stroyed had been seized in small
quantities by persons endeavoring 20
smuggle the stuff across the border
from Mexico.
With some of his men assisting.
Chief Loee poured the hectic stuff
down the sewer more than fifty gal
Ions OF headaches passing through the
drains to the sewer farm.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-08-07
POLL OF COChiSE
LEGISLATORS

4 poll OF the Cochise county sena-
tors and representatives regarding
the ACCESSIBILITY of urging Governor
Campbell to call a special session TO
reduce state appropriation, conducted
today By ". +. Clark. assistant clerk
OF the board OF supervisors, shows
that practically all the Democratic
members, who could be reached are
in favor OF the session being called
OF the Democratic members who could
he reached, Senator ". P Sims AMI
]. p Gun and Representative Arthur
curlee, }. P. wylie and R. B. Krebs.
announced they were in favor Of the
session being called, while Represen-
,atires Cobb ana Berk7lI OF Blsbee
cou'd not be reached They are. how
ever. in Phoenix with q committee
ersins Governor Campbell to can the
special session. Representative Ic-
Cullough, Democrat, also Of Bisbee.
could not be reached. as he is - pres
ent in Los Angeles Representative
1ilner. Republican, Of Bowie. is de-
cidedly against q special session end
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-08-07
e. cENTRo FIGHTS
COLORADO PLANS
OF LOS kNcELEc

Ell CENTRIC. Cal, Aug. 2.-The
Associated Chambers of Commerce OF
the Imperial valley. meeting last night
at Calipatria. in the valley, went on
record as opposing plans OF the city #
Los Angeles for hydro-eicctric devei-
opment in Boulder canyon OF the Col
orado river They took the position
that control Of the river should not be
vested in interests outside its valley
and that if Los Angeles plans wer5
carried out, there would be no state
supervision of the power development.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-08-07
LONDON DISTURBED OVER
RUSSIAN SILVER DEMAND

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-The silver
market exhibit pronounced symptoms
q over sold conditions. Premiums on
immediate delivery stin prevail in the
London market despite reports OF huge
silver shipments from Germany. The
market bid price. there holds around
q cents, NeN York, without bringing
out any large amounts. Montagu &
Co, OF London, bullion dealers, gener-
ally interested in low rather than high
prices. publish the following state
iuent: we have been informed that
the production Of silper in the United
States has fallen off. and that the
stocks in New York have been CON
Siderably reduced. with the result that
Ciornss there have been limited"
Official reports from Australia
shoN.as that silver production Q: that
country in 1920 declined lro.n 1922 81
80 80 '''-' '-'1 ,---'
800 - = %
cradle uneasiaess in London.
~
~
o'al 80 = II
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-08-07

Gadsden-Three shifts and two drag
line dredges repairing west main
canal.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-08-07

Phoenix-Arizona Pima Cotton
Growers Association completes organ
ization.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-08-07
Says Cut Is improbable

In''as me Consideration o. me
general arro2ria'ion bill by the last
session o. 'ae legislature, SAID the
commissions letter, a representative
oi tae commission appeared before TIE
=" makers and voluntarily proposed
ont from S''.''' me amount oTi.r
na.ly asked yer % 50 FIR. 2, being
stated ~ tAe 'i;Ie '-f' "Al4e tie o1lz.-
nal amount vas considered reasonable
.1e ''mn-ss-oa "-7 VIKING 70 i2A'en
upon us cap ma ''-f@- 10 me utmost II
ne interest p economy. p We" q
ms me -T'2'7fa iaFt1aT reduction
o. - - per cent Nil nave the most
serious 7ll=l' Oh Fel'l'h7 'as e-l-
cheney Of ''ls department ana the
'aiae o. ~ "oiN iu!ly ~ per cent
We i5ei 'Aa' "e are Already "orkine
On basis OF minimum expenditure
ana 'Aa' avg reduction whatever VIII
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
A Los ARTIsTAs DE P. R.
Distinguidos compaheros:

Dlsunguidos companeros:
Desde hace algun tempo abrigo la
idea, y no he dejado de hacer gestio-
mes para clio, de que Sc funde en- Puer-
to Rico una asociacion de artistas que
sea la verdadera representation de Las
artes plasticas constructivas de Puer
to Rico. Una asociaci6n hbre de pre-
juicios en- que un grupo, una clase,
un pueblo una escuela determinada no
pueda ejercer su influenza boycotizan-
tie o exclusivista Una asociaci6n donde
Ell arte de todos y de cada uno merezca
el respetO debido, donde las rivalidades
o egoismos no puedan ejercer su impe-
rio porque todos actuando de buena fe
Y en- ammonia trataremos de evitarlo,
donde el arte portorTiquefo pueda bro
tar espontaneo vivir libre de trabas
de ninguna especie, donde un estilo o
una escuela tengan igual cabida que
cualquier Otro, y donde haya estimulo
para todos Y privilegios para ninguno.
Es este un principle de igualdad e
independence por que debemos
laborar, y no debenos dejar
de ponerlo en- practica pronto. 81 usted
aspira que sus trabajos ocupen Ell
puesto que merecen, 81 usted quiere
honrar a sH pals con sus obras debe
aunar sus esfuerzos los de los que es-
tan dispuestos actuar. Toda obra me-
ritoria exige algunos sacrihcios al prin
cipio, no los rehuyamos, pues la coope
raci6n nos dara el exito al fin.
Tengo en preparation un reglamento
para someterlo a la consideration de
cada uno de los artistas que esten dis
puestos a trabajar por la asociaci6n.
De ella pOdran fcrmar parte los pinto
res, prOfesores de arte, arquitectos, de-
hneantes arquitect6nicoA dibujantes'
grabadores, fot6grafOs, escultores y los
estudiantes aventajados de cualquiera
profession artistica, agrupadOs en- cinco
secciones, a saber: Arquitectura, Pin
tura, Escultura, Dibujo y Fotografia.
Esta asociaci6n podria denominarse
Association de Artistas Independence.
Entire los prOp6sitos de la misma de-
be figurar Ell Ievar a efecto una buena
exposition de arte portorriqueho cada
dos afics, bien en- Ponce, en- Mayaguez,
Arecibo en- San Juan. Trabajar en-
pro del establecimiento de una Acade-
mia un Museo Regional.
Tambien el de recabar de una revis-
"a de Ia isla que presto todo Ell concur
so que necesite dicha asociaci6n, bajo
ciertas condolences, y dedique una par
te de su texto las cuestiones de arte,
o 81 no fundar una con el mismo fin.
Hay otras cosas mas que expondre
oportunamente, las que a mi entender
favoreceran este mOvimiento dentro y
fuera de la isla.
En- espera de sus contestaciones, ex-
presando opiniones y cOnfOrmidad, que
do a sus 6rdenes como compahero y
amigo. Atentamente,
Julio T MARTINEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
La annOnazH de los
'Sinn- fGineTS' SObre
las trOpaS ingIGSaS
sENTENcLAlVDo DE MUERTE A
LOS MILIFARES IRLANDESES
QUE LUCHEN CONTRA ELLos

LoNDRES, JUNO IA Los Sim fei
ners han nevado la guerra contra In
glaterra hasta hostilizar a las fuerzas
de la corona britannica destacadas en-
Ell Rhin. En- los ultimos ounce dias
segun Sc informa ahora, numerosos of
ciales ingleses de origen irlandes han
recibidO cartas documentales anne
nazandoles de muerte a menos que re-
nuncien embellishments a sus cargos
y Sc retiren de sus cuerpos en- case
de que estos sean nevados desde Ale
mania Irlanda, para hacer la guerra
a la RepGblica irlandesa, antes que
constituirse en- traidores
Las cartas empezaron a llegar inme-
diatamente despues que las 6rdenes del
departamento de guerra eonsignando a
diversos regimientos que Sc hallaban
apostados en- ell Rhin a embarcarse ha-
cia Irlanda con objeto de elevar ell
effective de tropas dc la corona hasta
cien mil hombres.
Los ofciales que recibieron las car
tas sentencias informaron del hecho
las autoridades militares que, a pesar
de sus esfuerzos, no han podido teneT
ei asunto enteramente hsto despues de
realizar tentativas desesperadas para
clio. La noticia ha causado vivisima ex
citaci6n en- ell ejercito entero de la
Gran Bretaha, del que deberan ser sa-
cadas las fuerzas que Sc puedan nece-
sitar de un momento otro, en- Irlanda.
SegGn information recogida por el
Universal Service, no Sc ha dado cuen
ia todavia de ninguna renuncia de OH
ciales, mas Sc cree que los altos jefes
del departamento de guerra no pondran
inGtilmente en- peligro las vidas de los
oiciales de origen irlandes y los tras-
ladara de regimientos, case de ir los
suyos a luchar a Irlanda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
NUEYA SAIUD DE. RENO

No hay NADIA que pueda traer alivio y
saiud con mas rapidez a iodas aquelIas
enfermedades peculiares de Ia mujer como
este notable remedio NReva SGIad de
Reno corrige abundancia. escasez irregu-
laridad en- la menstruacion regulariza Ia
palpiiacion del corazon. cura los desmayos.
alivia nhamaciones. detiene dcscargos y
forialece los organos lin de que puedan
funcionar regularmente SIN causar angus
tias dolores. Tome I'd una botella Y
notara una mejoria sorprenden,e en- su
saiud. lie Iibrara de dolores de cabeza,
dolores en- la espalda extenuaci6n.
NHeVG SGlad de Reno da saIud y acci6n
natural TODD el sisterna. CompEe IA
boteIla hoy mismo. De vsnta en- todas
las droguerias
5. D LEONARDO Z CO.. Fahrisasl.s, New YssL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PTO. RICO


% hMB eRunes en- viggE aesAs
a I - AgeeAe &c 1917, -.
vtsaAo o&a Gs AZ 1sto. 1elS.
a1AMo1nG
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
Los EStadOS UnidOS
no aC0ptaran Ia SlI-
pr0maCia ingIGSa
LA GRAN BRETANA TENDRA QUE
RENUNCIAR A sU PosICIoN PRE-
DoATINANTE

WASHINGTON, 26 de junio.- En-
la opinion de altos funciOnarios del go
biernO y dirigentes del congreso, los
planes de desarme han recibido un gol
pc mortal con la reciente declaration
de Lloyd George ante La conferencia i'm
perial sobre las relaciones anglo -japone
sas al anunciar la posici6n de la Gran
Bretafia en- la materia
DescartandOle las ambigiiedades
las frases euf6nicas, ellos la concep-
tGan como un pleno renuncamiento,
pues de haber un acuerdo para sl desar-
me sobre la enmienda del senador Bo-
Tah al proyecto naval, debe ser a con-
dici6n de que la Gran Bretaha perma-
nezca duefa de los mares nunca par
to en- Ell desarme.
Tai condici6n establecida por ell pri-
mer ministro, dicen, aleja toda posibi
iidad de un acuerdo de desarme, pues
seria tan intolerable que este pals nun
ca podrfa aceptarla. Seria indtil. agre-
gan, continuar las discusiones de la ma
terra 81 la Gran Bretafa insiste en- su
actitud.
Un funcionario decia que segGn Lloyd
George deberiamos garantizarle el do
mimic de los mares por todas las 6po-
cas- 10 que es 10 mismo admitir para
siempre nuestra inferioridad, abandonar
nuestro plan de una marina igual o
mayor que la de ella. Francamente,
agrega, es demasiado. Cualquiera limi-
tacion que Sc haga en- los armamentos
debe basarse en- la igualdad, pues Ell
pueblo de este pals no cOnsentiria nun
ca en- otra cOsa.
Los funcionarios del gobierno niegan
que haya afan de conquista nj envidia
en- que este pals no reconozca esa su-
premacia, sino que Green necesaria una
marina igual 81 no mayor por Ell hecho
de que un pals con fuerza superior es
siempre una amenaza y ademas que
nay 0Os coSJaS que ueIender.
Sc alega que basta la Ultima raz6n
para que los Estados Unidos deban te-
ner la mayor marina del mundo. pues
Ia necesidad de mantener una fiota en-
cada costa divide en- dos sus fuerZas.
Al argumento de Inglaterra de 10 es-
parcido que estan sus dominios. SO con
tesla que la marina de los Estados Uni
dos tiene que proteger una costa mas
grande.
Borah ha dicho que Ell objeto de su
proposition fu6 probar la actitud de
ciertas naciones acerca del desarme.
"se nos dijo-expresa-qu estas ma
clones estaban ansiosas de buscar los
medios para aminorar el importe de las
fundaciones navales, que constituyen
una carga para los que pagan Ell i'm
puesto. Cuando esta medida Sc ponga
en- acci6n sabremos 10 que hay de sin
ceridad en- sus manifestations. Por
consiguiente este pals nunca puede ser
parte en- un acuerdo en- que ocupe un
lugar inferior. Pero podremos tratar ell
problema alrededor de la mesa de la
conferencia. De todos modos, yo estoy
en- favor de que 10 tratemos. 81 no po-
demos, entonces queremos que este pals
tenga Ia mayor marina del mundo.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
LA "HoRA1GUITA BRAvA"
EN- Ell CINE "RIALTo'

Mafana sabado Sc estrenara en- San
Juan, en- el cine "Rialto', que parece
monopOlizar los estrenos, una de las pc.
hculas mas melo-dram&ticas que ha
producido la Paramount. La famo-
sa artista c6mica Dorothy Gish, es la
estrella principal de esta pelicula, pues
desarrolla Ell papel de "Jane" admira-
blemente, con ell mismo exito que en-
la representation de Hearts Of the
World. pelicula famosa, en- la que OBJ
tuvo Ell triunfo supreme de su carrera
cinematografca
FL asunto de Ia pelicula ''La Hor.
miguita Brava" es inmensamente pa
tri6tico. pues parece uno de los momen-
tos mas hist6ricos en- que los Estados
Unidos, en- virtud de su gran deseo de
levantar el empr6stitO de las "Estam.
pillas de ahorro", lucha por obtener
una victoria mas, economical, sobre el
enemigo. Jane. es una mujer que lu-
cha encarnizadamente para que su pue.
bio de Hillsdale, CMaine), Obtenga un
mayor pOr ciento del que le fue asigna-
do por el gobierno.
La jOven Jane recorre las Gales de
la pOblaci6n, en- bicicleta, vendiendo cs
tampillas, cuando una de las gomas
de su vehicuIo So rompe. AGientras ia
ne compone el neumaticO. frente una
casa vecina. pelean el DR.. Sheldon ,
su espOsa, y Jane participa de la con
versaci6n. Ell doctor Sheldon, abando
ma Ell hOgar y deja un niho, del fual
Sc hace cargo Jane.
FL argumento de la pelicuIa es largo
pues Sc trata de un verdadero melOdra
ma, que producira indescriptible y grs
tisima impression an sl p6bhco.
Los favorecedores del "Rialto'', con
motive del estrenO de tan encantadOra
pelicula, sst6n de enhorabuena.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15
INGLATERRA vUELVE A SU
ESTADO NORMAL

LONDRES, julio 14.-En todo In
glaterra Sc principia sentir el re-
surgimiento de las industrias, pues
debido a las huelgas en- las minas to-
do habia sido paralizado.
Reina complete optimismo acerca
de Ia pr6xima situaci6n.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-12

Sent anywhere for $5 year.
 Advertising rates on application.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-12
SAVE THE LAND

It would be well to make an ly start on taking up with the au- thorities in Washington the subject of preserving the homesites which have been established in the north ern portion of Hyder, commonly referred to as the forest reserve, from damage if not complete ami hilation by Salmon river. This treacherous stream, like all glacial streams, is never satisfied with the channel it occupies, but is always working away on a new course for itself. The direction taken during the high water of this year inda- cates that it is now determined to cut through the forest reserve and Lindeborg townsite. in fact a start was made in this direction last year, several buildings near the, bank being undermined and swept away.
 That should have been sufficient warning to the residents of Hyder to get busy and start campaign of propaganda for river control But nothing was done, because there seemed to be no one then to take the initiative. Now, however, with live commercial association functicning, the matter can be taken up with our delegate in Con- gress, and through him with the proper departments, in a business like manner.
 There are scores of homes on the forest reserve and townsite, many of which are surrounded by pro- iuctive aud attractive vegetable
 al flower gardens If Hyder is ro remain a home town, if the air is to Du'sate with the merry music o a!uties anG bidIes, these homes must ho Jreserved./
 t is to late fer any protective measures to be undertaken this fail, but it is not too early to start the machinery in motion for pro- ducing results next year. The sit uation should be clearly outlined to Delegate Dan Sutherland and the necessity of commencing the work of protecting the river bank as early in the spring as climatic conditions will allow should be strongly urged. Fortunately, Dan iss ssthoroughly familiar with glacial streams, and wifi need no second telling to fully understand what lis likely to happen to the threaten ed portion of the town if the cratic movements of the river are not curbed.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-12

Some of the bunk sloughed off on unsuspecting newspapers by news" bureaus, is refreshing. We were just reading about woman with two small children walking 500 miles in ten days. That would be'6O miles every "A hours; 20 hours day at three miles an hour, leaving four hours for eating and sleeping. Just bunk, that's all.
 Keep your friends Outside posted by sending them the Miner.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-10-12

ThsVs ,la . biz sien on A Osssssr' tract in the fosest reserve which leads semething as follows: This propsEty belongs to the Methodist Chugch," This is a new one on us, We have been under the impression that the forest reserve belongs to Uncle Sam, and that the portion surveyed into lots is leased to bona. fide residents for an annual rental.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-19
BUTTON! BUTTON!
WEAR 1T TUESDAY

About one hundred Columbians
have the big Chamber Of Commerce
booster buttons.
They have not had chance To wear
them since they were purchased some
weeks ago.
Now the opportunity has come for
these che hundred boosters T. decor
ate themselves with the big G. Of c.
booster button.
Here is the opportunity: Wear IT
on the booster trip through Piekens
county Tuesday.
Swing that button 10 the lapel Of
your cost Tuesday morning and join
the boosters.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-19
DINNER SETS ARRIVE.

All who are entitled to dinner and
breakfast sets for securing new sub
sariptions to the Dispatch are re-
oaested to cali at this office and get
line A large shipment of the sets
a. we'd Thursday and they are now
ready for distribution.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-19

Summary base hit, Englebert,
Love, 3 base hit, Nash. Home run,
McKeough; Base on balls, off Nation,
5; off Lindamood, 2, off Pritchard, 2;
Struck out by Nation, 8; By Linda
mood 3, by Pritchard, 3; Double plays
Carson to Moore, Love to Boyd to
Waller; wild pitches, I5ndamood, l;
Pritchard passed balls Kneaves a;
Moore /. Hit by pitcher, by Pritchard,
Nash. Time ! hour and so minutes.
Umpires, McRea and Jones.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-19
DEATH or MRS r. f. LEE.

DEAIM OF MEs K. u LEE
Mrs. Beulah Bell Lee, vic OF Mr..
III ID. lee died last Thursday at her
home III this city ter a brief illness
aad intense suffering from acute in
dieesa Won. Ms Lee has been resi-
de IL Colu u i nlF lev
months and her -lnaAls we're shipped
ol9 home s, Alabama for inter-
DECEASED is survived by a
UNA evelal children, to whom
the athy of The Dispatch is ex-
tene i their hour Of sorrow.