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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The weekly prayer meeting at the
Anne Lee Memorial, which was held
this afternoon, was largely attended
despite the Armistice Day celebration
at Arlington.
Rev. P. F. Hall, rector of St. PauPs
Church Of this city. will denver the
address at the afternoon service at
Epiphany Church, Washington, Sun
day.
The Alexandria Gazette may now
be had at the MISUNDERSTANDING
Railway Station News Stano IN
Washington.
There was only one case called for
trial today in the police court that
of a man arrested by Policeman Mag
ner charged with violating the tra1-
fic regulations and ne was acqult-
ted.
The regular meeting of Potomac
LODGE of Odd Fellows will be held
tonight in Odd Fellows Hall, in y.
Columbus street.
Layfette Council. No. 2, Knights
Kadosh, will hold its regular meeting
tonight and confer the 9th degree.
The A. n. S. boys and girls will
act in what is known as "Black
Face Fantasy on the evenings OF
Friday and Saturday of next week:
It has been stated that several OF
the acts are of more than ordinary,
interest. A far famed Magician will
demonstrate some Of the hest of his
art. a black faced Prima Donna VIII
lend the best of her talent to the
show and last host of comedians
will be on the job with no mean COL
lection of laughable material.
Bv "Y Boys" Secretary Wallace
means Pioneers OF all the troops IN
the city, the boys of the summer,
camps, the boys of the High School
Bible class and those who attended
the Lynchburg convention. A good
bow speaker has been secured for the
occasion and the evenings entertain
ment will be concluded with a Charlie
CHAPLIN film. Just one condition Tor
bows attending. Fe must bring his
father. It is expected that splen-
did delegation of boys with their
fathers will be on hand to enjoy the
complimentary supper and entertain
ment.
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Accotink News Items

Miss Leo Dove spent Sunday with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dove.
Mr.. Allen Tyler came down from
Alexandria Monday evening to attend
the |. o. 0. F. meeting and visited ms
parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Tyler un-
til Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Henry Shepherd and daughter
Miss Evalyn have spent the week at
the home of Benz. Trlce IN Del Kay;
Miss Mercedes Berry, who attends
school in Washington, accompanied
by her aunt Miss Rhyme, spent the
week end at the home of w. W. Berry.
Little Miss Resale Dove of New
ington is suffering with an attack OF
typhoid fever.
Mr.. W. w. Blair, of Charleston,
West Virginia arrived Saturday TO
visit his brother c. c. Blair:
Sunday accompanied by Mr.. Nc
Murer of Camp Humphreys, they
motored to Fort McHenry where Mr..
Blair reported to the U. S. P. II. Tor
observation. He is expecting to be or
dered to Asheville, n. c., for treat
ment for Pulmonary 7. B. contracted
while in service in France.
A delegation of thirty Odd Eel
lows from Clarendon visited the Ac-
cotink Chapter and very ably confer
red the degree on one candidate: A
number Of visitors from Alexandria
were also present, and a splendid time
was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dove and Mrs.
Lewis beavers spent Sunday with
relatives and friends in Accotink.
The ladies of Pohick Sunday School
will hold Box Party at Hearst Hall
Saturday, November 18th. Come out
and enjoy the fun.
Mrs. Strauss of Alexandria, Mr.. Sid
Wiley and Mr.. Hooker were speakers
at a political meeting at Accotink
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-11

May Petit; reading, Gone Legged
Goose" by Mary Maddox; quartet,
! ''Just Before The Battle Mother"
Evelyn Shepherd, Nellie Hansboroush
Charles Struppler and Ralph Shep-
herd; recitation, "Duckling," Vernell
Shackelford; recitation, "Auturnn
Leaves" Thelma Tyler; song, "Jua-
nita," School.
Pohick School organized Junior
League on Friday, November 4, with
the following officers: Ralph O'Neil,
president; Edward Mellechampe, vice
president; Edna Leary, secretary,
and Irving Rose, treasurer. The Lea
que will hold their regular meetings
on the first Friday in each month.
They are planning to buy victrola
Tor the school. The funeral services
of Curtis Trice, who died in Alexan-
dria Hospital Hospital Monday, from
the effect of gun shot wound, ac-
cidentally inflicted while out hunting
last week, were held at Pohick
Church, Wednesday at two thirty p.
m. Rev. Mellechampe officiating, as
sisted by Rev. Wallace. Curtis was
raised here and his pleasing manner
and upright manly ways had won the
affections Of host Of friends His
sorrowing relatives have the SYM
pathy of the entire community.
Miss Edna Leary accompanied by
Mr.. Eston and Ellwood Leary spent
Sunday in Manassas at the home Of
their grandfather, r. H. Leary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-11

resolutions were made as the disap-
pointed went away even though New
Years is far distant. A heavier vote
is predicted in the future.
Mr.. ]. F. C. Cook who superintendent
the Kneipp farm the past season has
purchased . farm near Wilmington,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-11

school house Monday evening, owing
to SO many other attractions a small
but attentive audience enjoyed their
splendid talks.
Only forty-four votes were cast
here in the election Tuesday and
eighteen Of those were ladies. Many
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-11

Dal and will leave For his new nome
about the first Of December
Rev. seay viii hold services at the
AccotinE NJ. z. Church sunday even
inc November 18th at seven thirty
and each evening during the follow
inn' wcaI at the same hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-11

Rev. Mellichampe will hold pray
en- meeting Thursday evening Nov
emher 18th at the Friends Meeting
House
The regular monthly meeting Of
The Woodlawn Circle OF The Kings
Daughters was held at the home OF
Mrs. Geo. Gillingham Sunday after
noon, November 9Th. From the report
OF the delegates who attended the
State Convention at Petersburg, II
was learned there are 30 circles and
over 5000 members Of the order in
the state of Virginia. Plans are being
made 10 serve dinner At the Friends
Meeting House Thanksgiving Day be-
ginning at twelve o'clock. The next
meeting of the Circle will be held at
the home OF Mrs p. II. Gillingham,
Sunday afternoon, December 18th.
The Junior League Of the Accotink
School entertained the patrons with
the following program, Thursday
evening: Song, by school; recitation,
One Morning Oh So Early" by Willie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-11

Miss Mary Gibbs was found uncon-
ccinns an the street in Alexandria.
She was carried to the hospital where
she was found to have 4 pfokeA llnD.
She was later removed TO ncr nome
near Mount Vernon where she is re-
ported 70 be doing nicely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-11

"Then what?' as;ed
Pimzle.
well" said the
Fairy, Lobster hahfes
swim near the surface
OF the water until Trey
are about an inch long.
and you can ';ragtne
what a lot OF the tiny,
helpless things are COB
hled UP BY large fish:
for they have 10 way
OF protecting them
selves. They often.
however. swim to their
mother and hide Tnder
her tail ut the first slsn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-11

Miss Leo Dove spent Sunday with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dove.
Mr.. Allen Tyler came down from
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-06
ZlZZllZyg!S
STUCK mAoE>,

NEW YORK, Nov. 5. Liberty
bonds again contributed notably to
the .radlng on The STOCK exchange TO.
day. Four OF those issues made new
high prices of the year.
At the maximum quotations or
$3.50, the 31as showed gam of $50
points, while the second, third and
fourth 41as were 80 to Sc points high
er. Some foreign war issues also
hardened, but domestic rails and IN
dustrials reflected the dullness or
snares of that character. Total sales,
par value, $9,S5O,0OO.
Business IN stocks was perfume
tory, the several contrary movements
denoling little more. han Ine custo-
mary weekend settlement OIL spevu-
lative contracts. High grade oils
were inclined to strengthen, but jun
ior oils reacted under pressure di-
.ected manly against Union On.
Steels, equipments and coppers and
kindred SOCKS lost 1 TO 2 points and
trading in rails fell to the lowest
ebb of the week, number of active
transportations remaining unquoteL
throughout the session. Sales, 1885,
600 shares.
German marks collapsed to the new
low price of 1914 cents with concur
rent weakness in rates to Austria ana
Hun gary. The importan. foreign ex-
change ignored this condition, how
ever, British bills especially showing
decided activity apd strength.
The clearing hohse weekly state
ment failed to disclose any marked
changes resulting from November
first transfer of funds. Actual loans
and discounts sho*ed the relatively
nominal increase Of $45,S36, 900, anu a
cash contraction of S3,412,00O reduc-
ed excess reserves to about S23.0OO.-
900.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-06

WANTED = statesmen. We have an
opening for a salesman. S ,lcn,id
opportunity to became district man
ager, main or SIDE i.Ge. -, .nstuI n
Cord Tire Company. 3uj Sou,h La
Sale ST., Chicago, Ill. 229l-11-S
SOMETHING NEW Accident poll
cy for Automobiles: no investment
QUICK SAFES, doei4LS coInin,, money.
Write for agency. L. B. Hoge, Pa
cific Bldg. San Francisco. 22S1-11-6
TAILORING AGENTS = $50 suits
$3.50. One-price line; retails
$3.50 per suit; $40 to $40 cheaper
than retail prices; you collect prof
its at once; we ship c. o. D. to Gus
toner for balance; exclusive terri.
tory; hustlers wanted; none others
considered; write fully; state expe-
rience. Sales Manager, S31 West
Adams ST., Chicago, Ill. 22S2-l1-6
MAKE 5000 to $500 per month distrib-
uting Speedoline; easy, permanent
work; exclusive territory; automo-
bile free. Write for particulars.
Speedoline Co., Dept. 15S, Dallas.
Texas. 21SS-11-6
i.AkGE SHfnT manu-. acturer wants
agents to sell complete line of shirts
direct to wearer; exclusive pat
terms; big values; free samples.
Madison Mills, 500 Broadway, New
York 2189-11-6
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Legal Notices
NOTICE

The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the FL Paso & Southwest
EN- Railroad Company for the election
g Directors to serve for the ensuing
year. and tor the transaction of such
o-her business rs may properly be
Wrought before the meeting. will he
held at the office of the COMPANY in
Bishee, Cochise County, Arizona, en-
Monday. November IA. 1921. al II
O'Clock noon.
GEORGE HOFFMAN,
Secretary.
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NOTICE FO7 PUBLICATION
04S207
F"r'r+''1e'1t - The Interior

I L, 5. isAND OFFICE at Phoenix. A,i-
-o''". y 'oh"r II. 1921
NOTICE is hereby given that AIeNan-
der 'fAlhin' of N"~"fc~d A~izora who
- .'''''- lH2n made Homestead Entry
:" H'-'"7 f"- w. Section 10 Township
s. Fang" ~ u. - n y. Y Is. e Mer-
r"S '''-~ "'''"o ~ intention 10
i""te Th"e" Ne"r Proof. To establish
''"i"' g." 40 lnr' above 'lnSo,-ha| before
I""""s Nlli"on. T.. s Commissioners. at
q +','" N.''"na. an a." 22ud duy or No
N,'''',..~ t7"l
claimant p''...s as vitn,sS..s:
William Rattift. .IoseUh Stonis Sam y.
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Legal Notices
iH THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR htE DIS
H.Cr OF ARIZONA.


UNITED STATES, FOR NtE DIS
R,Cr or ARIZONA.
No. B-58 (Tueson
in the Mater Of Williap T. Boyd,
bankrupt.
TO ,lne Creditors of William J..
Boyd of Tombstone, in the County OF
Cochise and District Aforesaid, d
Bankrupt: l
No.ice Is hereby gwen that on the
Bird day OF November, 1921, the saiu
William +. BOYD was duly adJuuged
banKiupt, and that the first meet
ing OF ms creators will be held at
the office of the undersigned, Room
A, Old Post Office Building, in the
City OF Tucson, Arizona, on the 100.
day Of November, 1921, at 10 CLOCK
A. NJ; at which time the salt ervu.
tors may attend, prove their claims,
appoint Trustee, examine the Bank
rupt, and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before
saiu meeting.
Dated at Tucson, Arizona, this
day of November, 1921.
F. II. BERNARD,
Referee in Bankruptcy
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RIAckRIRn TOURISTS

EDlNBUIiG. Scotland. Nov. 81
pair of blackbirds built a hcs7 GaGcr-
meath the carriage OF tram car ira
yelling between Hawick ana Edln.
burgh. Lately. the motormau found
Il brood of young blackbirds that had
been hatched there
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READY FOR MER6JAGEY

MILFORD, Eng, Nov, 5.-While n
newly wed couple was gone on a.
honeymoon trip, burglar entered
the home and stole n marriage Ger
tificatc. a piece of wedding cake, Il
musical instrument and Il shaving
outfit
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-06
MOUNTAIN MONUMENI

DOUBLIN, Eng, Nov. BY his cX-
pressed wish. Samuel Richard Grub,
a large Tipperary landowner and dep
uty lieutenant of the county, was
buried on the remotess part or the
mountain overlooking his estate.
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Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK, Nov. 5. = Liberty
bonds closed: 31as $500; first IS
$4,000 bid; second As S94.1S bid; first
4Hs $94.74; second Ans S94.72; rnrd
4As $1,000; fourth 4As S94.92; Vic
tory 3As s99.SS; Victory 4As $3.50.
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WANTED S

WANTED 49, Salesman for the Pc
troleum Laundry Soap Manufac.
tory; best hard water coap made;
S3.9J per box; Al proposition To
sell to consumers. Write w. r.
Lcggett ~ Sons, Si37 East 9th St.,
Los Angeles. 22SO-lI-12
3SspuS: A. Shrtiu ETAOI shrdlu unu
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Band Statement

NEW YORK, Nov. 5. - The actucl
condition of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
that they hold S12,961,95O reserve in
excess of legal requirements. This is
decrease of $3,412,17O from last
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
035S4S

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
035S4S
Department of the interior
S. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix. Ari
Iona. October %, 1921.
OFFICE is hereby gwen that Gust
asen. oil AIcNeal. Arizona, who. on July
1917. made Homestead Entry. no.
I35S4S. for Lot 4. SEX SWA, Section 80.
.Ct i. NE44 NWA, Section 81. Township
Is. Range zee. G.. q $. Il. B, a. Meri-
an, has filed notice of intention to
Ike Three Year Proof, to establish
m to the land above described. before
'les Allison. [. S. Commissioner az
Bisbee, Arizona, on the 30th day OF Nov
..e., 1921.
laimant names as witnesses:
Isaac Bailey. of Lowell, Arizona:
mes Jones. Frederick II. Sapulding,
oth of McNeal. Arizona: Ernest II.
bite. Of Lowell. Arizona
JOHN X. TOWLES.
Register.
irst publication Oct %. 1921.
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LOS Y

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD for re-
turn, or information leading to re-
turn of Ford touring car, bearing
California license 492-100; engine
number 2131999; lower half wind
shield missing; dent in rear lett
side body; has two new Goodyear
tires and two Pharis tires. Phone
1872, or +. .. Box POPS.
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snedA
to
Classified
runin
prese b =. .
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COchiseC ountys
Clearing House
fOk oAt.f
FOR sALe-REsL ESTATE
THE DUFFS

FOR SALE - 4-room cottage for
$500; 16-roon house for $3.50; bust
ness blocks and established bust
ness; If you want location or a
business see me; cement and Drick
houses in Warren and Bisbec foI
rent and for sale; if you want a
warm. comfortable home for the
winter. phone me your wants; rave
half your fuel bill, and be ccmfor-
table in q brick or cement house.
For rent, 5-room brick in B.stee, 4
room cement in Bisbee, broom
brick in Warren, 4-rocm cement in
Warren. q few other modern COM
Portable houses for rent. If you
can't find what you want, ask me
to locate il for you. Phone 26, No.
81 Main st. l.. I. +. 2203-tf
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of the best auto
signal lamp. seeks d distributor. ca
pable and financially responsible to
maintain organization and mcrchan-
disc; proposition offers excellent
opportunity for profitable agency.
Regular style lamp $40; a style with
tail light attached $3.50. Apply
Dr. r.. ii. Davis. I. IT, Bliss Co, 81
Park Place, Stamford, Conn.
22g4-1l-G
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Cotton sIarket

NEW YORK, Nov. 5. Gotten
closed steady at a net advance of 1
to s points.
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PERSONAL

MARRY - Thousands congenlai PEG
pie worth from $1,000 to S50.000 seek
ing early marriage; descriptions,
photos, introductions free; sealed.
Either sex; send no money. Adj
dress Standard Cor, Club, GrayslaKe
Ill. 22S6-11-6
BACHELOR, 90, worth $4,000 would
marry. R-Box 1874, League, De-
troit, Michigan. 22S5-11-6
RICH WIDOW, %, wants husband.
F-BoX 325. Club, Fort Wayne, Ind.
22S4-11-5
WOULD you write to a lonely young
widow? Address l. willard, 1928
Broadway, Chicago Ill. 21S6-11-6
ATTRACTIVE maiden, 10, of consiu-
cradle wealth, will marry. Box 55,
Oxford, Fla. -zS3-II-o
WANT to hear from owner having
farm for sale; give particulars ami
lowest price. John J. Black. Arizona
Street, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin.
2073-ll-6
uE A TrCTIVE. $50-S10O weekly;
travel over world; experience I'M
necessary. American Detective
Agency, PIP Lucas, St. Louis.
21S0-11-6
CHING and picoting at
tachment; works on any sewing
machine; easily adjusted; price
$3.50. with full Instructions. Gem
Novelty Co. Box 1881, Corpus
Christi, Texas. 2300-11-6
a. NILES per gallon made with new
patented gasoline vapOriZer. Write
for particulars. Stransky Vapori-
ger Co, Pukwana, S. II. 2293-11-6
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Silver Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 5. Foreign
bar silver 691A.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-06

LOST - Airdale puppy, answers to
Punch; finder please notify A..
Nicholson, 20 Arizona ST., Warren,
or phone 435 after . ov-ocK.
23l2-11-9
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-06
FOR sALe-PoULTRf
FOR RENT

FOR RENT - 4-room furnished, mod
ern, sleeping porch. Laundry car
stop. Iona 80, Art Avenue.
2220-l 1-27
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-06

FOR RENT broom furnished house
in Warren; adults only. Phone 626.
z269-1l-9
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WANTED-SAlESMAN

$40 AND MORE per day or evening
made, selling Auto Stop-Lite; distri-
butors, dealers, agents wanted every
where. Federal >'vunury supply
Co, Cleveland Ohio. 23O7-1I-9
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-06

FOX RENT = Groom, neatly furnish
ed house; centrally located; rent
SIP. Phone 626. 2261-1l-6
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fon RGNT-APAR1 MeNTs

FOR RENT - Groom house and ga
rage, 7O3 Congdon ST., Warren; in
'lnirei p j., Cook, 500 Mill Road,
Third addition 2279.11.I2
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nrm ,oRn oorerks

GOSIOrs SOPtEhS
"..,nSned oy L. J. OHEkLULk. 6kOhEA
Correspondent Logon q Bryan
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-06
FOR RENT - FURNISHED HOUSES

For RENT - Broom house. furnish
ed. SlU; apply 81 TUmby Ave.
----.-.-- 2275-ll-S
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-06

RICH young widow; pretty and af-
fectionate; would marry. Suite IL,
1861 Saint Clair, Cleveland. o.
2167-11-6
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-06

FOR RENT : i-room house, Baker.
vile on G. a. a. hospital road; IN.
quire George Sertlc, between Co
chise Lumber Co, and Boulevard
2302-1i-12
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-06

WANTED = Piano payer. man prei-
cradle. ShatCucK Orchestra. Phone
5S7-W.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-06
WANTED

WANTED = Holstein COW, five or
six years old. fresh. Address ia
GODS C.. Kirsch, Lowell. 22i4-11-ll
, 1921-12-29

lance IS in southern and ten IN
northern states. In Sc OF tho cases, the
prisoners were removed. or tho guards
We're augmented. or other precautions
taken. In six instances armed force
was used to repei the would be lynch
crs. Concerning tho 5 OF lynch
ing, there were 10 instances IN which
prisoners were taken from h jail
and 16 instances in which, before
reaching a 3ail. they wer, taken from
officers of the law.
There were s3 persons lynched in
1921. OF these. 81 were in tho south
and one in the north. This is two
moro than the number. 81 for the
year 1890. OF those lynched 80 were
negroes and four were whites. Two OF
those put TO death were negro ONE
Nineteen or less than onethird Of
these put to death. were charged with
rape or attempted rape. -Four OF the
victims were burned to death Three
were put to death and then their
bodies were burned. Tho charges
against those burned to death wore
murder. ?; rape and murder, ?.
The offenses charged against the
whites wero murder. 3; rape. 1. onr
OF the women put to death was
charged with assisting man IN es'
cape who had killed an officar Of the
law. The other was charged with in
citing racial troubles. Tho offenses
charged against the negro men were
murder. IL attempted murder. ,
rape, 10; attempted rape. 5; killing
men in alteration, 4; no special
charge. 3; wounding men. 4; furnish
ing munition to man resisting arrest
2; leaders in race clash. ?: charge not
reported. 8; assisting man to escape
who had killed officer OF law, /; max
ing improper remarks to woman. /;
threatening 10 kill another, /: enter
ing young woman's room. l; insulting
woman, /; writing note to woman. 1;
attacking n man n woman. i.
The states in which lynchings oc-
CURED and the number in each state
are as follows: Alabama 2; Arkansas.
6; Florida. 8; Georgia. IL; Kentucky.
/; Louisiana, S, Mississippi. u; Mis-
souri,. /; North Carolina, 4; South a
olina. s: Tennessee, 1; Texas. Z; Viz
ginia, i.
, 1921-12-29
Coal Mining in
Strike Region
Is Satisfactor

TRINIDAD, Colo. Dec. 2e.-Ieporu
issued here today by the Colorado Fus
and Iron company showed all OF tia
five company mines in Las Anlmu
county working with a total force q
1.3sS men. exceeding according d.
company claims, the highest avenz
daily total of the period immediaGly
preceding the Inauguration of the 80
per cent wage reduction put into 4
feet by the company and which VA
followed by a strike OF miners in tn,
southern Colorado fields.
According to the company coal pr,
duction In the Las Animas county ds
trict yesterday was 4.757 tons, whla
the company statement asserts axceed
ed the daily average tonnage of l,sa
tons preceding tho strike.
All Colorado Fuel and Iron con.
pany mines in the Waisenburg dis
trict. except Lester and Ideal, an
closed today, tho company asserts. u
cause there are mo orders" Con
pany reports show ISL examiners At
work in the Walsenburg district on,
Of a total normal force of 522 miner
Company officials declared the Wal.
senburg district mines worked full
forces Tuesday and "Wednesday and
that coal production yesterday in thu
district was 1886 tons.
, 1921-12-29
SHIPPING POOL
IS CONSIDERED

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 2s.-Ns-
gotiations continued today in the plan
to form a $4,000. 900 pool of United
States shipping board vessels operat.
ing in the trans-Pacific trade. Her
bert Fleishhacker, San Francisco cap
italist. who proposed the combine. said
il would abolish competition detri-
mental to American commerce as now
exists between ports and would efimi-
nate existing trade ~jealousies.
The shipping board would be asked
to allocate 15 big passenger liners for
passenger and freight service for the
Far East. India and Australia, accord.
ing TO the plans. The combine. which
would include all steamship firms op.
Grating shipping board vessels in the
trans-Pacific trade. would arrange tc
buy the steamers on part time pay
ment.
The San Francisco chamber OF
commerce has endorsed the plan and
efforts T to be made to interest al
Pacific coast ports capital. The plan
1t is declared. is originally n Of gov
eminent conception and has the ap
proval Of President Harding and
Chairman A D. Lasker OF the shipping
board.
, 1921-12-29
MORE ALIENISTS
To TAKE STAND

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2s.-Further
testimony from ~alienists as to the
mental condition of Arthur G. Burch,
charged with the murder Of J. Bolton
Kennedy. was expected at the resump-
ton of the trial today.
DR.. Charles L. Allen Of the Los
Angeles County Lunacy commission
the first witness called by the defense
to give expert testimony concerning
the alleged insanity of Burch. declared
he believed the defendant was in a
state of mental deterioration amount
ing to insanity"
DR.. Allen was scheduled to resume
his testimony at h r%eopening of
court this morning.
Defense counsel said hat with the
conclusion of the examination Of DR..
Allen and "of several other alienists.'
their case would practically be com,
pleted.
The prosecution planned to combat
his testimony with that of alienists
Il has subpoenaed.