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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-03
CHAMP CLARK PASSES
= AWAY AT WASHINGTON
Former Speaker of House Of
Representatives Passes Away
. Wednesday Afternoon
(By United Press)

(by UnlteO TreSS)
Washington, March ga tribute
such as is usually reserved for a pre-
sident who dies in office was planned
today for Champ Clark. The body of
the formet speaker of the house, who
died yesterday, will lie in state in
either the rotunda of the Capital or
the house floor, probably the latter.
Funeral services will be held in
the house chambers at, 1890 Satur-
day morning. President Harding
probably will 5stone of those attend
ing, if he can make arrangements to
do that SO closely following his in
auguration. Harding and Clark
were friends.
After the funeral services. the
body will be taken on special
train to St. Louis, arriving there
Sunday morning. 1t will lie in state
until Sunday evening and then will
be taken to Bowling Green for bur-
ial.
James Beauchamp Clark, better
known as Champ Clark, died at
Washington yesterday afternoon at
2:1O o'clock. Death was due to an
attacl, of pleurisy and complication
Of diseases due to his advanced age.
Champ Clark was in his seventy
first year and would, in two days
more, have retired from the house of
representatives at Washington. He
was born on small farm in Anderson
county, Kentucky, on March z, 1850,
the day on which Daniel Webster de-
livered his memorable address on the
compromise of 1850.
His mother died when he was but
five years old, and Champ and his
sister were sent to live with an aunt
in an adjoining county. He was sent
to school there where he made rapid
progress. He later returned to his
nather's farm where he worked dur
ing the day and obtained his educa-
ton during the evenings.
He saved his money and secured a
college education, showing marked
ability in his college career.
His congressional career started in
the fifty-first congress. He was re-
elected to the ffty-third congress
and again to the fifty-fifth and then
to every Subsequent congress. In
1904, at St. Louis, he was chosen per-
manent chairman at the Democratic
national convention.
Mr.: CArk has, for many years,
welded a strong power in congress.
He has been fearless and outspoken,
and during the presidency of Wood
row Wilson has been one of the lead.
ers Of the Democratic party. Recent
ly> his power has been much curtailed
owing to the overwhelming majority
Of the Republicans.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07
R. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

dscte en- 4sta do hecha para Estados
para Territories" de Lima Bid,oeu 162 U. s. ], 54
ART 23-CIUDADANOs expression "CndqddnOs
Eddo Uddos" retire los que sean tdeS
conorme eyesUnited States Wong Kim 1863 u s. 69
Este artcuo quene los ciudadano de
los Eados Undos art de Enmienda IA de Consu
6n Americana del Nore Que los nacidos naturaado
Estados Undos jurisdiction de los msmos son
de los Esados Undos del eado residan Eo
quere ec que Eado Undo existen dos ciudadanias
indgenao que obtene la residen
ca persona la Union Americana Esta En-
referida termino expctos
prehensyo de Deecho Civles de 1885,
de los Estados Uno que principle de ciudadania de los Esa
Undos basado echo del nacmieno doctrina
docn derecho materia de
ciudadanfa P0r rea einerpreta6n so
arcuo peenecer al uo Prelmnar del C6digo la
Constitution de los de America debe ntepetar
derecho comdnWang Kim Ark 169 U. s. 649 Si
gundo crero ley del Congreso Americana deben in
tepetar bao msmo crter por que necesaramen la Ley
del Congreso Americana de de julio 1902 debe apicae
interpretation la doctrina de la ley comn de la cudadana
nacimento que dicha Ly excluya de
clara termnos los nacidos Puerto Rico Fp
dben onsdearse udadanos de slasR0a
Administrator de Aduanas % Flpna 365 No abe la
dda nacmento determine la cudadana docna fue
resea ceeado United States Wong kim Ark 169
u s. 649 Esa doctna sosene la Enmenda la ndcada
ia Enepda confma antigua regla de cudadania
eI hecho del nacmeno deno del orio en- deidad baio
protection del pa ncuso odos los hjos de residences xtanro
nacidos mio exception mitaciones an antguas
rega mma) repeco los hos de soberanos exranos
de ministries de los nados barcos nacona extranC
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07
PRONTUARIO.

apcaci6n exiende mas ALA de los Estados
Undos roamene dehos de aueos territories los cuaes
aya hecho APPLICABLE otaldad Constitution Federal
En- apoyo nea azOnamento podemos ctar decision
Per C dada la Corte Supma de los Esados Undos e
ecente Ell Pueblo Rico Tdpd 245 u s. $780,
Core Distrto de Esados ndos para ue
Rico ud de proedmento de habea corpus orden6 la
bead de estaba suea uco vtud de
acusa6n fundada gran uado tai provee la
qnta de la Constitution de acurdo la Ley Local
de PrOcemenos Crmnales Dcha Dsto declare
Puerto Rico pare Incorporate de los Eados Undos
tai incorporation a6 por vtrud de los precepOs de Ley
del Congress- aprobada de 1917 39 Stat 95 conocida
Ley Jones Nueva Aca Organa necearia
ecueca toda la Constitution de Esados Undo ncuyndo
naralmene la enmienda quinta haba exnddo estaba
Puerto Rco que confomdad doct
acusado poda somedo juo por de que
acusaba snO edante acusac6n fundada por
urado tai provee dicha enmnda deucendo el
tai conclusion vud de la concession de cudadana conten
b Ia de la Jones de de 1917 Supra Core
Supfema los Esado Undos al apea6
o6 Per Cam a fao de la Core inferior basandose clio
Ia docna conenida de- Downes Bdwell u
Hawaii Mankici 100 U. 197-Dorr United States
795 q 13Sasmussen United States 197 u 56-Koper
Bingham 2l1 Q. 468 DowseH United States, 2s4 U s.
81 96
~ de EI Pueblo de Puerto Rico Mudtt 245 " S6S9
noya tambn una question anoga fue taben resueltO
III orte Supema yud de la jurisprudence senada
de ~ Pueblo de Puerto Rico Top Supra los demas casos
qne se ean e mismo.
dea smbikn sanction impca celebrada autor
qen dscntr principle de mteho mas acanee que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07

tapza general de judios, luchas en-
ire ofcialaes del Ejercito V poll.
cias, snblevaci6n de los Obreros.
SinP embargo, NADIA de clio sc
realiz6. El Gobierno-atacado con
violcncia en- el Parlamaento, por
su debilidad-0br0 esta veZ con re-
latiya energia. lnmediatamente
llam0 a las tropas fieleS para que
desarmaran los deStacalientOS
blancOs. Las tropas transdanubia-
mas penetrarOn en- yarios hOteles
britannia, Berlin, Saway, ETC.
cuarteles Oficiales reacciOnari0s.
En- las afueras de la capital sc en-
tablarOn verdaderas luchas entire
las tropas fieles Y los destacamen-
tOs, Y resultaron varios muertos
Y heridOs. Ademas, ell GobierlfO di-
solvi6 la ''Sociedad de los H1nga,
ros que despiertan" (bajo este til
tuld tan extrano Sc oculta una or
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07

alas unas manamss. lss leswfa'
aas gseS~l~nlse a. Nh@a ne
ifasnillssun b asaiesa D. gw y
sas.lsaassa.la ~ llaaals-i ~ lalsis
sul.lma.la ~nniFA h airsaausa mi
ilsas qsr rbrqNsa = ersWswl i.ssls.
shhA. = gsr - N -agaltai hsmEasa
Aal.an srnlAa laear lacAas sall.'
i.aas msss ss"lasas lsr~lr = l,,a
nna manwato slnaamss ~ D. Arsa.
rislad D. ~~as n",iriss. 2 lsar ~Sia
faz,m nj .iqaissa las s~anrnlamas
80 ~ Ssl. lsl ps~.lriariasla hanea.
~ s>la mas .ls.hiilsaaa paia prn.
sar ~ nna salslrracissn. anc IRA.
oaSara ~on segnriaaa. , que ~n
nada rsmrdiaraa sn siiaaci.'a er"-
namica.
l.n eGerio. loS Ix.laioS auteniicm
he b. sucedislo c.nirsdiren re an
soluio los ielegramas he Nieaa. y
plolriariaslo NADIA iiene que Ne,
con los actos sangrienios que ate
rroriEan q los hahitantes de Bnda-
pest. v Ia lncha NJ sssimvo entire
policias v unos individnos que ves
tian uniforme del Ejerciio naciO-
nal.
En- Ia madrngada del dia 10 de
este mes. un guardia de Seguri-
dad via que unOs veinte OficiAles
esta5an maliratandO a nm ancia-
no. QuisO iniervenir: pero los in
dividnos en question 10 recibierOn
con palabras viOlentas. III guar
dia intento pedir refuerzo. mas
uno de los 0ficiales saco su rev0l-
yer Y dispar6 contra ell policia.que
falleci0 minutes despues. Al ruidO
del disparo lego OtrO guardia; /;
perO tambien el result0 heridO pOr
los mismOs' indiyiduOs.
Como en- los dfas pasados, Bu-
dapest habia sidO escenariO de VIC
lentfsimas manifestations calle-
jeras contra la ratification del
TratadO de paz, contra los aliadOs
| y Jos judfOs-acusado de ser ami
COS de estOs nltimOs-, los ami
mos estaban va excitadisimOs, y
no es de extrahar que el asesina-
to del guardia ereara el panicO en-
su gradO mas alto. Unas hOras
despues, el crimen era va conOcidO
en- todas parties; los cOmerciantes
no Sc 'atrevierOn a abrir sus ten
das v los empleadOs no acudierOn
a su despacho. Budapest presenta-
ba el aspecto de una .ciudad muer-
ia. La gente temblaba esperanto
acontecimientOs terrihles, una ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07

lganizaci6n de extrema derecha
xehdfoba Y antisemita), Y prohi-
bio la celebration de toda reunion
politica.
Las disposiciOnes del Gobiern0
sc dirigen contra la eXtrema. No
quiere decir este que ell Gabinete
Teleki sea un Ministerial de liz
quierda, nj muchO menos; ,pero en-
la extrema derecha Sc han intro
ducidO ciertOs elementOs, que p0-
men en- peligro el orden social de
Hnngrfa, de manera que ell Go
bie1'no Sc We obligado a poner fire.
no a sus excesos. Como Sc We, Ocu-
rri0 en- Budapest precisamente 10
contrario de 10 que nos habian
contado las Agencias.
Andres ReUecs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07

m - Alnscnes sals.asr sas - - neu1sn IN i.
Eultnles mxFcanriass
nscalss sapuisrcs en as pslEsaas: 4 a 1e para1az;
GunRhama CkArss sarins cln2css s<ae ia
cas- De hie 0e alEof6ns Naias Glasses a f11e 61 fantasia
Npe nslAnda Ingk De preFm eaAdaAs &Ahanm& Fnndas
celhas: Camisss Camscias Czlzances: Tahalns IN.
aics eac.
Como esia efsria especial daznle bs das de eta
vena toaas as epeFacisnes ser<n a xenlaGo posleo
J.vILLANn. & co.
San Jean. Puerto Rica
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07

Por sus facilidades en- el maneio; por
gu mecanismO Cientifico; pOr ser la
mas visible de todas: la Maquina de
Sumar FEDERAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07

nacon
cmocn ndescp die pddo hermeo gobO de Ia Marina
de Guerra los Esad Uno Al59S rpulado enenes
KOo Walter Hinton Stephen Pefo unadamente los ntrtpdos
ayiadores de hoa ees de
nadades Fabca Moose de Ontario dc
los Hudson Trading donde aterrron muchos
de mas La Fabra Moose
mas diantes de New York. reaizar recoo
de ase bado dos de los ntrepd aviadors
gOb0 mencionadO =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07
DeSanGerman

-Procedente de Espala Y Estados
Tnidos ha llegado la ciudad, la dis
tinguida famiTia de nuestro apreciadO
amigo don Salvador Tic. Nuestra
bienvenida.
Ell Cine sol" coninda Ofrecien-
do Y dando conocer al pIblico las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07

tfltinIas v mas bellas produciones ci-
nematogrdficas de moda. por 10 sue
felicitmnos su pIppietario Sr., Qui-
Homes.
CORERSPONSAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07
ORTECA HERMANOS. SUCESORES.

Poseen las guentes tahonas
Contreras Nos O6 1Os eefono ST. Santurce antigua
acredtada panadera peene6 Fuen Hemano
Parada 3d. telefono 534
Ell meor pan que eabora disbuye domiclio rapido
Igncos automobiles nica que
vico de esta fndole hasta la fecha.
Nuestro ema arcuo SUPERIOR rapidez ser extrema
complacencia con e cliente. ass
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-08-18

.,
Note moor forn, o'Vo
1,,,", Poo. .. .aim 2S1.7O
D. oIZ'Zo
pon.;. ss. $40
Nc aeuns nuchihe IZ'5o
~ ie" !V'VVV'VV
pono;-s A''h iV'VOV-oo
Nepais $3.50
C.n 4t'VV
Stahpe Sp 1.3O
II;nt. w
,I,:. 30
pa .e au '"ios 20 ~
1I. iuhu 40 ooV'VV
tiien"aS oV.Vo
Sani'or 4V.oO
oaiary l2o.oO
salary ana stamps 1898
fI.oo
Suin Sune oaiary e1'So
Saiary 1900
Rurai ponce 10000
Rural poilce 5000
June saiary 1888
Saiary 1855
Salary 125.OO
supplies 36.O2
salary 5000
Salary 10000
anps 200
Lunacy 5000
Lunacy 11.O3
salary May 1850
salary June ESQ
Jallor and dieting pris. 1890
Couh.! At'orhe9 25.o0
county Board of Education 5000
Nurse 125-00
Constable 1875
Magistrate $3.50
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-08-18

90 Jno. X. watson, Treas.
61 Jno. r. Watson, Treas.
81 Jno. X. Watson, Treas.
SO Jno. r. Watson, Treas.
64 Jno. r. Watson, Treas.
65 Jno. r. Watson, Treas.
sc Jno. r. Watson. Treas
81 J. Earle Bethea
SO c. T. Lester
50 C. L. Carmichael
20 c. l.. Carmichael
II Jno. r. Watson
~ Jno. r. Watson, Treas.
73 Jno. r. Watson, Treas.
IA B. p, Rice
rs Will. Woodley
76 H. NJ. Moody
II Sam McLaurin
78 Joe Cabell Davis
79 D. S. Allen
80 c. S. Bethea, Sheriff
81 J. B. McCracken
80 j. B. McCacken
83 Jno. r. Watson, Treas.
"a c. T. Lester
S5 j. G. Adams
Sc j. G. Adams
81 A. G. Miller
88 j. B. Edwards
80 Joe Cabell Davis
go Joe Cabell Davis
81 j. G. Davis
go B. F. Gasque
SO B. F. Gasque
"a N. w. McInnis
95 w. G. Moore
SO w. c. Moore
81 Miss c. B. Mcleod
9S S. M. Rogers
80 r. NJ. Evans
90 S. w. Epps
OIL E c. Allen
OF r. NJ. Evans
03 F. Rogers
04 T. l.. Fore
05 T. E. Fore
06 Miss Eta Sue Sellers
OF DR.. L. r. Craig
0S DR.. L. F. Johnson
90 Walker, Evans & Cogwell
10 Jno. r. Watson. Treas
IL DR.. NJ. A. Saleeby
III ~. ~. ScnOIlelO
13 DR.. w. B. Smith
IA E. G. Allen
Is B. p. Rice and party
16 DR. L. F. Johnson
II Sou. Bell Telephone
Is Ben Scott
10 Ben Scott.
90 Bob Cribb
21 Sandy Clake
% Oliver Higgins
% w. F. Bridges
"a DR.. d. NJ. Michaux
25 DR.. D. NJ. MichauX
26 Bethea and Moore
"a Dillon Machine Shop
rs Standard Oil Co.
20 B. F. Gasque
80 Standard Oil Co.
81 o. w. Jackson
80 Leneau Bridges
33 D. j. Lee
"a o. G. Crawford
80 Braddy-Wheeler Co.
SO Braddy-Wheeler Co.
81 Palmetto Hardware Co.
3S Chemico Co.
80 S. B. Lowell
40 Moore Auto Sales
Al Dillon Market
AZ Allen McNair
43 Worsley and Scott
"A Max Fass
As Palmetto Hardware Co.
46 Geo. Miller
Al w. j. Adams Co.
As Brooks-Galloway Co.
40 Perry NJ. Teeple
so J. A. McColl
81 Carolus George
tai Warrants drawn for second q
SIS sinking fund, 1920 items and II
easurer's Receipts
lance April 1st
'ss Co. Ordinary warrants Cd. qua,
AIMING TOWNSHIP
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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-08-18
CLAIMS AUDITED ORDERED FOR QUARTER ENDING


} PAID FOR QUARTER ENDING
h, 1921.
acct. or Amt. Allowed
Building bridge 2OOO
Sani'ors salary 6.72
Note B. of Lake View 10000
Note B. of Lake View 100000
Interest on notes e21Os'
a. eai. II. ioolne sos
Stamps and envelpes 226S
'eiVpes 1885
Expense of pris. zoe
Salary for April 10000
DIuee work 7-5O
Sohstaoie 5000
Salary for April 65ee
Salaryr and supplies 1552o
Supplies for chain gang 2O0 OO
Supplies for chain gang 1898
Salary and dieting pris. 1890
S"y .or april 41.66
Salary for April 225O
stamps and telephone 2.e6
Bond of A. B. Jordan 5000
Salary 900
Sy 1866
Sary Sanltor 1928
Salary for April 8324
Salary for April 125
Sary 101.5O
Rural police 75OO
Rural police 5000
Salary osO
Saiary 1850
Back Salary 1oO nm
Farm Dem. $4,000
rarm DEM. 1928
EQuil Board 900
Equil Board 400
Equil Board $40
Equil Board 440
Equil Board 500
Equil Board 200
EQuil Board $40
EQuil Board $50
Water and Light 2O.S6
Stamps 500
Drugs 1O.eO
Trans. Phillips Girls 2O.S6
Cloth for court house 2.25
Note b. OF Lake View 100000
Stationery 54.S2
Lunacy examination 1000
Books for clerk of court 1914
Advertisements for bids 4O.S7
Medical Service 1000
Medical Aid 500
Provision for gang 1875
Provisions for gang 210O
Machinery 43.75
Road work $500
Lumber 3.21
Lumber 1888
Road Work 7.5O
Fridge work 2O.19
Lumber 57.S2
Medical Aid 500
Road Work 100
Road work 1000
Road work 500
Read work 6.95
so lbs Cahhape 0O
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
.E.ST MrnOWELl

E7$F grape and fruit land. clear ..s s., 8 xcrex for $500; now in des- srnrrcVe it first pay me later
 -. from well soft water. 60 feet . -r,-As-sS =. w near school and ..--enr. Half hours drive from
 See owner, 5A9 North
 .@ If
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
Income Property
$4,400

This beautiful 5-room brick, north front, nice cement porch, hardwood floors in dining room and living room, dandy fireplace. good sleeping porch. shingle roof, house is practice ally new and in first class condition, beautiful lawn and located northeast in an excellent neighborhood. Priced far below the average and must be sold by June l. Terms can be ar ranged to suit purchaser.
 DAVE REALTY COMPANY Tel 3599 126 N. Center It
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
FOR SALE-LIvE STOCK
Cows s-COWs

50 choice Holstein cows, for sale at a bargain. V. O. Sheppard, Liberty, Ariz. dd
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
20 Acres Alfalfa

Twenty acres, all in alfalfa, near Chandler; broom house, good shade:
 F head cattle, team, about 1000 chickens. geese. etc. This is bar gain at sS50O: part cash. See Harper. with Hill Investment Co.,, 8 N. 1st Ave. Phone 4106. dd
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21

SOME PS-CALIFORNIA
 30 ACRES FINE ORANGE, GRAPE, GARDEN LAND; WATER STOCKED. PAVED HIGHWAY, ABOUT MILE FROM LINDSAY, A LIVE TOWN IN SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY, CAL.
 TWO LOTS 50x150 EACH. CHOICE LOCATION. OCEANSIDE. GOOD BEACH AND BUSINESS TOWN.
 BEAUTIFUL 10 ROOM MODERN TRICT, LOS ANGELES IT'S A GOOD ONE. ALL THESE CLEAR OF INCUMBRANCE. LAND IS SUB-DIVIDED IN 10 ACRE TRACTS. WILL TRADE ALL OR PART FOR PHOENIX PROPERTY AND WILL ASSUME. ROOM 3. ARIZ. FIRE BUILDING. PHONE ATT. F. A. JONES. OWNER. dd
 MANS BICYCLE, almost new. for sale; or will trade for 12 gauge shot gun, pump or automatic. SIS South Second Ave. dg
 FOR TRADE-I have a Maxwell car run only 2.000 miles. that I will trade as first payment for small home. Would like one or two acres. D. c. Hales, 104 N. First Ave. Phone 1886 dd
 WILL exchange five hundred dol lars equity in lot and Broom house, near new Country Club, F block to car, for Dodge touring car in good condition. Box soc. Republican. It
 WILL TRADE 200 acres Improved land with water for land in the auxil- iary Eastern Canal district or any dry lands likely to get water. Write 1040 F. Willetta street. Phoenix. dd
 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES acres. good 3-room house. barns. 400 chickens and turkeys. 25 stands bees, ? hogs, loo lbs. each. new l0-ft. wind mill, 1 Si2 h. D. gas engine, l F h. D. engine. 1S chicken runs. fenced with 6-ft. wire: acres cleared, lots of wood and water, right on railroad and good river. fine shade trees. fruit | trees, strawberry plants. nice gar den, about miles square range foi cattle, sheep or goats: 5000 cash oi good house that is worth that amount. good school near; terms tc responsible party. Box 164, Kelvin Arizona. dd WILL trade Colt 25 automatic foI p repeating rifle. Wood. 42s2. dd FOR SALE OR EXCHA NGE-F'ol acreage or city property. 1917 Hup- mobile fine condition. Box 53G, Re publican dc
 FOR SALE or will trade sI50( equity in Phoenix property for smal | place Zealand or San Diego. Will assume. Take Indian car corner 4tf St. and Clarendon Ave. dc i ACRES. NORTH, ON ROAD TIC ! BE PAVED SOON: EQUITY OF S1. 900; WILL TRADE FOR MA. | CHINE OR CATTLE PHONE 3346 ti
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-06-30
cHApTgR 60
Goliath o. the Hliis.

N Dale awoke "a little after daybreak,
arose and dressed himself, and went
out by way OF the door beside the
huge stone-and-clay chimney.
The mountain air was bracing. Dale
threw out his chest and started eager
" for a walk
The road led past the cabin OF
Grandpap Moreland. When Dale was
directly IN front Of the log house, he
saw the aged mountaineer standing on
d rickety sawhorse beside the stone
step at the narrow porch;s Grandpap
Moreland was helping gray cat down
from the roof.
"Mornin' II was Jest a-takIn' that
fn~f eussfred old pest down often the
roof. I've took him down every morn
In as reglar as make fires, To- three
year or more. M It wasn't bad luck
to kill cat,-T shoot him. mebbe."
After breakfasting with John More
land, Bill Dale borrowed fishing tackle
from his host, and set out alone for
the little river.
There were many shoals and rapids
and he went almost half a mile before
he found 4 place 70 his liking. It was
4 beautiful spot. Above, the water
poured between two great bouIders
with a gentle roar below. It Swallowed
out over round stones. Overhead
lowered tall white sycamores.
Not until he had put minn0w on
the hook and cast 1t out did Ne see
that he was not alone at the pool On
the other side, less than sixty feet
away, Babe kIttleford sat on stone
the size Of a small barrel; she held
cane hshlng-rod in her hands, and
her bare feet were In the water to her
ankles. She was looking squarely to
ward Dale, and there was something
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-06-30
Animal Waves.

Investigation has been made Of the
peculiar wavy motion of centipedes
and miIlipedes, with the view Of de-
termining the manner in which these
animals manage to use their super
abundant pedal extremities SO grace
fully and tremendously. 1t is found
that the legs move in groups, or
waves, each wave including definite
number Of legs. The number Of waves
Included in the length of the body is
constant for each species. In milli-
pedes the waves of each side are SYN
erroneous; in centipedes they are sym
metrically alternate. giving rise to
beautifully accOrdant movements. The
difference may be explained BY sug-
costing that the millipede moves like
pacing horse. the centipede like .
trotter. sl'a
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-06-30

The Combat Grew Hotter and Hotter.
had whipped the Goliath she had all
ways dreaded. But she had gone only
few yards toward the center of the
river when John Moreland and Sam
Heck reached the unconscious figures.
Heck dragged Ball to the Llttleford
bank and left him lying there, face
downward, on the sand. Moreland half
carried, half dragged Bill Dale to the
other bank. Babe Littleford waded
out. She paid absolutely no attention
to the worsted bully. She stood In
tently watching the limp form of Dale.
us he dead, John Morelandf' she
called TREMENDOUSLY.
"No, Babe" MoreIand answered, his
voice not unkind; The amt anyways
nigh dead" n.i
He and Sam Heck took. up Dale's
dripping figure and bore 1t away. Babe
Littleford ran to higher ground, hid
herself behind clump Of sassafras
and watched them.
Granny Heck followed with Dale's
coat and hat. She chartered all the
way across the meadow
"N6w what did / tell We, John and
Sam? What did / tell We? La, lal
Wasn't 1t master fight, like / said
now wasn't lit"
Sometimes We make me little
tired, granny-woman," Moreland re-
monstrated gently. "The' ain't nothin'
| in forchune-tellin', You've jest been
here TO- so long at you know how to
jedge the future by the past. And
you're a tol'able good guesser, too, /
reckon"
Granny Heck fiared up quickly !:
saint nothin' In forchune-tellin' !
Now don't go and fool yeself, John
Moreland. You listen to me about a
half minute, John. seed more in the
cup AN told Mr.. Bill. l seed blood
and death. seed a big fight atwixt
the Morelands and the Llttlefords !"
THAT'S easy to guess at" John
Moreland replied. "You know, O.
course, at Black Adam win do all he
can to bring trouble to us on account
o. Bill Dale a-stayin' with us. And
You know It amt never onpossibIe to
hatch up war atween us and the Lit
tlefords. Jest run on ahead, Granny
Heck, and tell my wife to hunt up
some kind O good liniment To- Bins
bruises. Tell her she needn't to waste
time a-Iookln' up any bandages. This
man here il like me he wouldn't wear
bandages, cause they look bad"