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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29

TIE nsxt asy the ~rvsass led .
holiday and Mrs Marsh and Na4ry
and rho hrq2n rec.H< hsesk sssA isss-
s~ssEsa Of the kiteh~n ~yeas w~sa-
diEx cake, my dear explained srxaa.
neither. ~ she measured saS tas'sAi
ahlSs NsEeys stfyw.g yoaRg sFrSs
stfsfed visafsAstSly. Wien II " sfssw
1aai lerl s1asH tesd a laexx u u 10
Feasly Exvtsgt.s'"
"ssT@nsasaahsr r. sAFie2es NaBty In
egtgagN pgfsie.
Mrs. AsTsa waved hsas sys.sSsl NJ
the hlGsalns Sssi ~lS ypa lase etaar
'tse, ssa ssss 3 N v, II, q.q,
'tAaa yoa saew hs sauted 10 ASK
you ~ plarry hisat"
"f~s," Naary's voice aragsvS.
TAat sos gave hip q false insFrvs
saahf insAsIEa Mrs Marsa
~fes. iE4sissss-~i .Ss ~ ASHAMED 10
he caught Ia that say
~fad ARE IN the wraSg-~hs ~Hs fsea.
ish hot 70 dsgSaRd an exgsanat too
the Whole tasaiiy thought vna wcald
marry his. poor fellow. IF you will
sacrifice yoaE lites happiness TOE nals.
sTaAls pride shy--Ill gise this cake
80 whaleser giri hs sir~s saaFry--"ls's
Bnthy Eersst's wciailag cake" cried
! nv sPssitsa .gk4 issty,. 3 s.,, So, =.
'9lSSaSfs'y sss 'sesfi sssst, sftsssssss'f ~
" two. white the cake VAS ec.Alng and
rrsrising several eaAts ~ sAlek Matte
ttrntttg Fh~rr ass NO etiArs 'a-*o-
rattan save the lnyisshl- one Of Nsncys
secret tears and hssty kiss planted "a
the sliv that grandmotitcs cut and
sent away to hob Eycrests rhliadei.
rtfa sdtTess
Months after tha, dag when Rao
found Nancy copying the wedding cake
reelre. Ne esR,s back 20 his otfice and
found Ibe registered package e~ntsin'
lng The wedding cake and a letter al.
dressed Ia >ancys handwriting, He
oiSffd the gratsate fsrst. snd wfsn
he discovered NhAt II Was hts eyes
blurred ~ that he could not rad Nan.
cys lgii.r fIe brushed his hand
scross his eyes With q savage motIon
~n~ar Bobby" wrote Nancy al grand
mothers dictatlon. Il am sorry ! did
,n.s "ssslsss 81 'Sssst ,yaa @1aso4l se lsil
me that day so long age--ls Il too
lat. 10 tell me now' Grandmo,her
gave nr tire r~~,fe fer q e.ss Ia b
used In case married sofne one shs
iIsed" and postscript which said,
GRANDMOTHER likes yoa."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29

sscGnfai Oh sugar ard about 4 tsfifr-
Spaafuls ~ time water shunid he
added fot zach pin, This MIXTURE
siloul1 lie snppl!ss! to the colt At atcai
body Temperature bottle with O
rs.eaer ssss.,ies ~. eIes q .Gagss Al. y Lid
glove With fnirsisea boie In I, yft~d
over the end ~ spout u s.sss'l
such ss t~arst. viii serve O. cnn,
seakant atensil In getting the fesl To-
take the milk, n the Eager af Md
glove Is used II should be ~ clean ~
ssassihte At FIRST about ene-half ctsp
of milk should be given every hour
the quantity 10 bs iner~ws~d saigf',ss
and the intervals TO he lenEiheSesi
gradually as the fosl grows Older. Ia
about months SKINNED milk may b.
substituted for whole milk. and In nd.
iition on. NJ the following ra,ipns
should b. fcd one part n raxs~~si
n,eal boiled 90 Jelly, and : NJ J parts
~ bran or parts ground vbts, I
s'@fN tEh Wfhis tHfN INtt eNAst bAtN
sN'd meai or ? rnr's x bran. > parts
rurn meal. ard pars ol meal Fssed
a double HANDFUL deg 70 start with
and Increase the pmosol eyaaaaliy
Rai,ins f"al ~ Aauh ID pci i jpg
fer ,he care -. ana iaaTprtF Il
reaulrUs ptt'ohcs jnih&GS'aa ra r..
perseverance iuGErtb aHj ioartf
n.sS Tic ,rs@ej ga ahlrt 'Ae iHa6
" Supplied should te saidoai 'hv
HHrNtg eaci tttus II ~ aaA lusri
v-r~s'tucse~ fnt Tho mlls and tr.9ssi.as
tn'ergis Tor f%sinz lkeig
tcour. TIE quarters should i'r very
cic3H and The ofyhg ed ypai ~ Bsa
aase ,..,s..Gs. sy I{ asss.ss< s,ls., A4ss. 0sE,
foal sg desirable. hut evva raif rs
hector taaH no co,nfasy 4 srasay
paddock With abundant EhAas. fs,aa
ratcr ARD protection frsra ll!es VA Ia.
srrss@ sisna 1rysassNa tsxasse Ut ,.stssssaa.
fssclo;sment
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29

four months could do but little work.
Asd 10 Ito down most Of tina time, was
N4sxops and could eat hardly anything,
but my husband was alwaya reminding
ms to take the Vegetable Compound.
which did. OF my eight children this
last one was the easieat birth Of ell and
! am thankful for you. Vegetable Com
pound recommend II 10 my friends
when | hear them complaining about
their Ills Mrs 81 NATALIE. II Fro.
mont St. Springfield. Mass,
Siekly. ailing worn.n make unhappy
homes, and after reading Mrs. Natalie q
tstter one can imagine how this homo
vAs transfnr.:s! hy her restoration to
health, Every woman who suffers from
ouch ailments should give Lydia Il. Pink.
bans Vegetable Compound fair trial.
IL b surely worth while.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29
GOOD REMEDY FOR SWEENEY
Ari,essd Hsr& should Not NJ Wofkad
" ~ Car De Asaosd--revr.
plsts Rest 10 btst

A horse rita sweeney shpuid rot s,s
worked II II csn hw avosAca TX tssf
Animal II used At All !. ssS6Gid ~ ~
sss9y ''Hset ,~u'e* Tee eNmi@sf. siiysasi MI
properly. A cure can IT, brguTh, ai,aai
much Inurs quickly II the animal II
given GOA rlete rest, preferably IN q
pasture, fer cvupR~ ~ tnGutAs.
Rubbing ~ Io~rsen the skin usrr shs
mu.cles aTr-'@d ia very b~psatial. A
corn csst, IN estea aSea ftr ,his yturrsssse
IL vms;irg away cnnttnurs II mag ~
n~rsxsary 10 syg,ly I.shi blister.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29

surfaGe With y Tablespoonful ~ brown
sNEar lny THIS In Tbs srtl.rs " =
large casserole or baS,Uk pan Fare
aud ,llcr thin sufficient potatoes for
ne fG1niry r cover rho 'tau ~ '''et
depth ~ tvo or three inches Nos with
bits IL butter unless fNe hahn HAS
.lriIy Ut fAy IA lAe cdgss sprinkle
With pepper ana cover vtth miIS AS
yen wuuld prrpase eSealIep.d p0,a
toss, nake In moderate oven for
tWip hutfrs The Nsrn "wsst ssc tsifSsef
aud delicious and can be cut sith q
,0r& the potatoes viii b" seasoned
to tusu aud the family has one.
DISH dinner which viii serve. II the
family IA sMait. Ter twn meats
Those Who have lTcpArrd ;hom sag
.ih.ss .iIGsl trE1tS lnaAc ips,re delicious
bu'erS Than the freah fruit For ap
Pic hptter take tho drNd apples
sashri and soake,l OYER ulshs In cider
OF water, then cysaS them In the same
liquid uutil tender A rre,cSs cao~ ~
Is T.. gosd plasv ~ COIN il. In Aid
shont nnrslhicd II the bulk "a sugar
Ceos ~ thtcs rs desired mce. sugar
may ~ added II liked >wecter A ae
llgh,fuI change II male In blending
Different haynr~ sach ~ aprttots and
apples, using iwe'hiris tbc gaantity os
apple a. nnethird " aasirN$,
Cottage Cheese pts Mclt two table,
srccptags IL butter; In IL cook two
tsblsSr@atulS ~ corHs'aes.A and ore
half tea sIocufsil ~ ~-lt ada two
thirds " = clpsvi " rSCry " sugar.
one eurtul Of cottage ctravss pressed
tssroa-h q rtcsr. .hc yrlks " three
eSS~ beaten light. the grated rtns II
a. setnon NJ oTWags n3S shataaShiy
and turn into pastry lined plate In
the same HaanEsr ms for cpStaeti pse.
Essc until tr,a. Eest thu Whites at
three eggs hight. adj faar tSeie~p~on.
su,s " sugar ssd sp1Nad The narriastse
over tire pie Dretlre with n teaspoon
. ral " Sugar ard Fs cvsal In a nogser~
ate even antA the ucFtn-pe Is Lightly
tinted. Serve the same dag II in
rnsts
Scotch sAerseresd.--!:-yen aa- cviys
MI w butter All twnthiryts ~ . cup.
mi AZ alatapa rxt.wet My ssl f>crtils.
To- (, ,s,s,ee7 " Sslt ois~-haif Tea sfssnss'
mi ~- alsrrarS extract Mix trrrtArv
sl'd press ~ ralytGre sata shallow
p.u prs,S ei'h,s tcSk ard hakc aAcu,
forty m.pr,T< antN a a@at ct.jlew
Nu No. .<ie
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29
LIVE STOCK
FACTS


II ID asst ssGAEsszssaasl Tor q trarv ~
ass shesNiy after tAasing THIS SAsssAt
her fsai ses~naeat oa Arsitcsal feeSi'
iax fer IT'S sasirnaacs; end sosDe uaSr~s
ssrnssh "a lnsaFarsvnt ssnoass Of Milk
for their coIts. Cows ailk furnishes
nsess tosseal Substitute for HsAses
Ksiik, bat - tho composition b sssssse'
~fhxt dfgrTetit. CERTAIN rhanevs or
rsc<.tHcatians are necessasy tn order
that the supplied dset he hot too dis
similar tron the natarsl The t@a'
iewins sssie Of Fsrwalass gives the
average eemssssafisa ef tho tao li,sAas
Of milh:
water Protein "a, sssar Asa
Ssx's tagisS. w.If ~ 80 "a err
As.rySt-xses fa.. San /, tss 4. ~
MIX fren a. fresh q Cow as pss.
sihle aa4 which 10 not rsch tn bat
ss-rfA, seaa.lA i~ aaage~i sasaa, szaa-.
sensth With fr~sh water table
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29

English e4arpomen demand twice
the MONEY and double the fss~i OF pre-
uRf days. sts.e AZ ,issA::s. IL reported
as saying 10 favf esnf'tnyrr = r'tsssr
feeding. na'am, IN satisfactory, hu,
ewing "a our hasiB 10 eai sare TO
keep guin' tn thrse sn,iois ti'nrs, ~
chariAsilas have decided ia ,ake no
aoopin' jobs after dInDer 49, bostca
Transcript
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29

atsoa. - shssf vhsI !
would be q sickiy
'wTnxn arh could not
have any more chill
dren 90 account Of
my weakened con-
ditioD. | refused 70
have the operation
My 'fNiscaAd <asssss
ms To try Lydia L
fnkllsm's Vegeta-
Bile Compound 70 40
II II would not hslp
me. Fur tho first
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29
BLAME GOiTER FOR AlLMEaT


Co.tc- has been 6etsrmined ~ tsse
Cause @s The truahi~ tso~s ~ ths
"nAtr'"sa pig according to inr~ssEM-
uras rsafse re~wotly at the unsvrrsiy
~ wt@rnstr and the Mcntans exrert.
rs<r. station
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29

NMAA&ss wv 1ISp
Tie old can rSbbers together In ths
form 81 mat 10 use 10 save the en-.
anei Of the sink. when using dish
t,.ns ,sut, aFsiaSss., 1hrse nsSs. sts
asa ss,iki ss Gsf "a Eeefo eetfs tsizsyss'
frofa Slipping
fiscs snali rings on the inside hem
OF fine curtains In bedrp0ms. have
small hooks oh the side " the case
nssnt the curtains may be hung ~
ilse rings al hight, securing bstteS
ventilation and saving ehe blowing oi
.i,e Curtains 1'hsss fitsigs and rings
VII be found useful TO hahg w the
curtains shcn sweeping The rcom.
When bleaching clothes, as so.,n as
dry turn The hose on them, then let
he SUI dry the repeated wettiug aud
dying will bleach cloth much sooner
thAa The 6Tf niftii'ef = 'f''@'' y
Baskets and mats OF sweet grass
may be rrsinfrisf 10 frdGrabtr hf
aairk .lirpiGs VI the article int bolt
lag water
wood. such as posts, stakes or trel-
llses, which must b. driven into The
ground, vii last twice As hong II rfs
surface Is charred by fire
Make the eahdy tor the children
at home and save the price IT one
peun4 Of candy having three Of hou'''-
made
To FIJI Cracks SOAK newspaper Va
s~rss'& 'ars,s, ,tsy ssa,ssz ,tssa l9astl !tAlind
" Hour, enc hall pound ~ alum. and
three quarts of water Nix Well 3nd
boil, II should be a, Thick as putty
when Il Is ready Go use Force Il inl"
cracks In hoors. painscolins OF other
cracks, Il hsr'ie,fs tl}e 'palet''s~ fTacs'e
and Nils permanently any cracks.
Aficr painting furniture white, run
II With powdered puwIce sitne. using
a cloth dampcned In water The paint
should he thoroughly dry aud at lcar,
two coats THIS gives satin tinish.
Paint the bottom cellar stair white
ami thus avoid accidents.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29
PREVENTIVE MEASURES BEST


To- saccesSfgi tRynsr ssw#Fs p-Ac
5ssa sT-~~wntbaa W dis@ase ia I've
slck rather than csrtng H. In Tbs
turner t-as@, the chance fw saFi@E re.
'ssals.a sfsas preventive nacaSarrs have
.a.1ea
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29
ASPIRIN -
Name "Bayer' on Genuine

Beware, Cnless you see the nans
-Bayer" 90 package OF on tablets yes
are net vwsrsHg g~nassse' AEssfia pro-
scrIbed by rhysieiaas fes iseutyecns
svars and proved safe by mii'sons
Take Aspirin enly as told III the iaysr
package for Cnids Headache, Neural
eia. 1shtdinat!ssM, fafaGsssS 'fFaf'sssSss,
Lumhsgo. and for fsia, Handy tia
boxes Of twelve layer Tablets " A.
ririn cost few c~nls. Druggists nsso
sell larger packages, Aspirin Is ths
trade mark es Mayer Manufacture a.
Observation-Disclosures 81 Saiicytfcacid
All
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29
llx.d up % Ne Motto.

Give and take IL my motto," ~
marked tho thng ~ ~ bestowed upsn
the citizen q scientific rap upaa tho
occipat and then distracted his val.
uabicm.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29

Hs tha, has character need have no
fear ~ his condition Character VIII
draw condition after H. IL w.
neecher
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29

for the meal
Mexican Nam.
Take a slice Of
ham CUT ~ tee aS
t,llek as that used
fer ordinary Try
itys rs,h = %tftsa
lrasln ont ul ~
mustard into 81
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29

N&tsFahf tM@s8t&SA
Yes toad her ,yea coalant tive wisA
vut hery"
Nv course.
and ~hs was nys impressed
49, YNm a eat- @a9aa saa RAJ n. yaisas
wcasn was hnpF~sssA shea Khe ~
criswd The invest salessn desasrstiea q
man es,asd make to her by merAly
openlag hcg mnsla and pa,tiag anash'
or h.sa bsa ls sS' Birmingham AgN
Hsrala
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29
wife TAKES
HUSbANDSADv|CE
And Il Made Wen Again
BY Lydia e Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

eprinkfield, Mass. The doctor told
NJ ksskssd that had to have IN opsr-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29

Il Yen sAsmslIy fed sscar shss yss
eDs~ thss The ssdssias you are abort 10
ssks b Absolutely pare and contains %
! assm&A Az habit psodaEsas. .dfusa. !,
eeeA nedeins h DR.. KiIanrs Swamp
npsf. kidhsy. liver and tsiadtser rsss%siy.
fhs saue standard ot purity, s,rengsh
cad exnsllrnes 10 maintained in svNy
4etlls 81 swuHp Root.
rtsk scientifically compounded from
vegetable heshs,
II. u not stimulaat and u ssksn In
tsas,ooniul deses,
Il IL not recommended for everything.
II v haiars's great helper IN rsl.~ving
and overcoming kidney. liver and bad.
dm. Troubles
A swon Statement of purity 10 With
essTt bot.!s Of Dr.. Kilmsr's swsinp.
hbot,
II yoa need . ,ned,cins. you shouM
Asvs the best. On tale at all drug stores
- bottiss of two mr~s, medium and hrss.
However. II you wish esat 10 try this
great preparations send ten eeats 10 DR..
kiImsr q Co.. BtnghaDton. ~ Y, for .
ssnps bot,ls. When writing be sure ahd
snAntscn this papsr.-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29

Small things become great when .
great soni sees them.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29
HELPS Foa rng HOUSEWIFE.

cie1ii saaee snay be preparesi sny
time during the yeAg sith . frw
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29

NMHEaFH ls'aaFtMNs aH7 Ha
saca spssss. chopped tssp'
psv api oniops as sniuI
tbs Taste. When prepar
Ing sataap or chilli saaes
for winter tG large aaaa
Jules. pat the Tomatoes
,sreagh the meat chop.
per and use the juice
On nfiNa!. foY An4p.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29

1~As 49, laaA, : rAsss
~ ,ssp~s 4 : ss~sanss
ssn~iuss~~ 4 CAnsasA ~ ~
~cssss 4 Il Ass~n ~ as~
~As - ssAsas y ~ . ass
~ ~sy 4 80 ~ ks~s ~
= ,ss~Akl vAe N 4~~ssss~&
~ - ~~~. " ~ ysa ". -
c~sw Il Ns kAss ps~shs@
s~A Ss.s wsas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29

.ss:.,s'p yESs;eht y ss'fe- =.
y - 80 ,.%,,> 49,.
la-' r's. -,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-29

8 ltr$ 9f~s ..UssxsSs aa,S,sn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-04
STATE WON'T ACCEPT
OLD SOLDIERS HOME

Mrs. Frank d. Tracy, state president,
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
has received notification from Governor
Hardee that the board of commissioners
Of state institutions, by majority vote,
have decided not to accept upon behalf Of
the state of Florida, the conveyance of
the Confederate Soldiers and Sailors
home at Jacksonville, UPON the grounds
that provisions of the bill conflict. Attor-
ney General Rivers II. Buford cast mi
nority vote. The United Daughters Of
the Confederaey have made great eff
forts to have the home made a state in
stitution that the old heroes of the Con-
federacy there might be more adequately
provided for than would otherwise be
possible. At the last session of the leg
islature $4,000 was appropriated for the
home pending its acceptance by the state.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-04
BOY ACCIDENTALLY
SHOT NEAR MOLINO
Seven Year Old Son of Mr.. Wright
Dies InstantIy-Boys Were Play
ing Robbery"

MOLINO, Aug. 3.-(SpeciaI) THE
seven year old son of Mr.. Wright,
living four miles west of Moline, was
shot and almost instantly killed early
Monday afternoon, when a gun in the
hands of a. playmate, the eleven year
old son of Nick Rebel, was acciden-
tally discharged. The boys We're play
ing robbery" The Rebel boy said
that he did not know that the gun was
loaded. The whole load of birdshot
seemed to go into the Wright boys
throat, tearing away all of the lower
jaw and breaking his neck.
The fathers of the two boys were
nearby in potato field. They left i'm
mediately for Molino with the Wright
boy for medical aid, but he died be-
fore they arrived at their destination.
DR.. r. Z. Watson prepared the body
for burial. The body was taken TO
Milton Tuesday morning for burial
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-04
START PUBLICITY
CAMPAIGN SHORTLY
Chamber of Commerce Will Issue
Fishing, Hunting and Resort
Booklet.

The chamber of commerce has prac-
tically worked out details for adver
Using Pensacola's advantages as a
port, as an industrial center, and as a
resort place.
These plans which have been worked
out by the chamber of commerce staff
will be submitted to- the publicity
committee at a meeting to be held
Thursday afternoon.
In this connection, the chamber of
commerce suggests that it needs good
pictures of fishing, hunting and bath
ing scenes. These will be used in the
fishing, hunting and resort booklet
which is to be Issued. Full credit will
be given to donors of these photo
graphs, and those not used in the
booklet will be displayed in the cham-
Der of commerce auditorium.
Photographs Of industrial, port and
other interesting scenes are also re-
quired.
The chamber of commerce desires to
make the best possible picture collec7
ton of scenes of every description in
and about Pensacola possible for pub
Lefty purposes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-04
TO FURNISH GUARD
FOR ROAD WORKMEN
Deputies Are to Ee Placed on Lillian
Road to Guard Camp.

The Board of County Commissioners
meeting yesterday with several inter
ested citizens present took steps to
guard the workmen in the camp of
Roy Taylor engaged in the construc-
ton of the Lillian road against alleged
attacks of unknown parties said to
protest the building of the road. From
some sources it has been suggested
that the building of the road is opposed
because of competition it would create
in the local market between Escambia
and Baldwin county truck growers.
Two threatening communications have
been received by Roy Taylor, contractor
which were discussed at the meeting
yesterday.
Roy Taylor addressed the board reIa-
tive to threats made against workmen
constructing the road and t. L. Cant
talked on the proposed road program.
The deputy sheriff bonds of Griffin
Taylor, A. v. Fillingim and L. H.
Rogers were approved.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-04

in the matter is actuated by the desire
to see, that insofar as it is possible, no
recurrence of present conditions shall
obtain and in the belief that if properly
re organized, with the past finan ,iG.l dif
,ficulties fairly and impartially adjudi-
Gated, that the c., F.. 6; A. railway can be
made an asset to the community instead
of liability
J. B. Morrow, industrial commission
of the chamber of commerce, speaking I
the conference, said:
THE G., F. & A. conferences held the
past week were gratifying, inasnuch as
much additional light was shed upon tho
all important question of continuing this
railroad as an operating factor.
1T is no small task in these days Of
financial stress, to interest anyone suffi-
GENTLY in any monetary proposition, even
insofar as to talk over a situation.
"Refinancing, recognizing and rehabi-
litating a railroad these days is some
problem, and the people of Pensacola, in
dependent of any financial claim they
might have against the G., f. & A, are
primarily interested in the Prosecution of
this railroad.
Laying aside all legal phases of the
matter, prior rights and preferential sit
nations, what the greatest majority of
uation of the service of the G., F. & A.
railway, without the necessary restriction
always attendant upon a receivership.
This can only be accomplished by u
thorough reorganization of the railroad
upon lines which will morally react upon
the shippers of Pensacola and at the
inland points. Such re-organizati ton per
fected will Immediately place the rail-
road in an entirely different position than
it has occupied during the past few years,
and moreover, pave the way for it's ex
tension and proper physical connection
with trunk line systems. if not, laying
the foundation for future purchase by
some strong trunk line.
LAS / view the matter under present
economic conditions. considering the tight
money market and the unstable, and
might say, unstable, condition of the
property, there is no individual nor group
of individuals who would entertain for Il
moment purchasing the G., f. & A. rail-
way if there be such prospective pur-
chaser, the Industrial commission after
strenuous efforts of several months, has
been unable to find them. l firmly be-
lieve there amt no such animal now.
Later, after reorganization, yes.
1T occurs to me that the people of
Pensacola must perforce, realize the ne
cessity of keeping the G., f. & A. in
operation, and l am indeed happy in the
knowledge that this is the general con-
census Of opinion of our citizens.
zone thing in which we of Pensacola
can find source of qualification is the
personnel of the creditors committee.
who, laying aside every personal interest,
are working unselfishly in the interest
of the creditors they represent; in pro
tecting to the fullest their rights and in
determining upon the most effective plan
of Reorganization, thus securing to the
people of Pensacola and the shippers in
land an additional effective and service
giving railroad"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-04
NEELEY CONTINUES
PROBE OF CURLEW
Goes to Blountstown to Clear Up Case
of Liquor Smueglers-New Arrests
in Chinese Case.

Col John L. Neeley, u. S. district
attorney, is at BIountstown and ApaI-
achicola continuing his investigation
of the alleged conspiracy to bring Ii
auor into the United States on the
yacht Curlew, which went aground
near Port st. Joe some weeks ago
with $50 cases of whiskey aboard. Six
members of the crew of. the Curlew
have been arrested and bound over TO
the federal grand jury here this fall
in connection with the case.
Warrants have also been issued for
three additional men in the Chinese
smuggling case The men named in
these warrants are: Lee Lakewood,
formerly a taxicab driver here, and
later is said to have been employed in
dispensing liquor for one Of the chief
smugglers: a man named Bardelh, de-
scribed as. the messenger for the rum
runners; and, a man named King or
Koenig, and also known as Rey and
Ransome. Under the name of James
Ransome the third man drove taxi
here for a short time and was also well
known along the water front at various
places where he spent his leisure
hours.
All three of these men are said to be
in Cuba. They are American citizens,
and it is said that irasmuch as the
overt act was committed in the United
States they are subject to eXtradition.
The state department has been asked
to take the necessary steps to have
the men returned to the United States.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-04
RACING PIGEON IS
FOUND INPENSACOLA

A Blue Check racing homer pigeon,
whose band number is LIB. 1917-No.
1905, has arrived at the pigeon loft
of the naval air station here. The bird
was evidently entered in a race, as
shown by the brass counter band, No.
Is, on it's left leg, and is believed to
have encountered adverse weather
conditions forcing it to seek refuge
here. 1t does not belong to the naval
pigeon service.