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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
NOVY VZOR della.
JEST MLCENLIVE A MA VRHATI CTYRTUNOVE
PROJEKTILY STRASLIYOU RYCHLOSTf

New York 5. cervence Mcenive delo, iez bude prv
vrha cyftunove pynove vybune bomby vzdaenost
az 300 mil rychost cd ednG pet mil vtenu lest
vyroby Mllerem Ii,tchnsonen Hudsonem Mani
mem jech druhy Mysienka opira novy prncip ex-
plos obycejneho bezdymnehp stTelneho prachu.
Pf demonstrac dnes odpoledne poIchodf iednoho
newyorskeho mrakodrapu, ocecva kue tri dlouha
pu palce prumeru proseena bya oceovym platem tri
ttvr pace snym rychos jedne mile vefinu Toto lest
mnohem v6ts rychos nez jake doposud byo docieno
projekty vselkeho druhu.
Demonstrate bya naproso tcha, jedny zvuk zpnsoben
by narazem kue ocelovy plat Umlcovac zcea line
no druhu, nez jenz prvn6 byl obeven pouz Ma
xmem
PGvodn vynaez jest prac Rogera Temple-a anglckeho
vynaezce Zdokonaen dea ably moho tezke proie
ty velikou daku strasivou primo rychosti jest
moznost, die vyiadfeni amerckych odbornik1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
FONDY Ma VYROCNI SLAV-
MOST ZALOZENf MESTA Sc
SPATNE SCHAZEJf
Hleda sc dobrodinec, jenz by
venoval $4,000 ma paradu.

Tn. P. Cagwin. pfedseda
mayoroya vyboru pro porada-
nj velke slavnosti ma pocest
125. vyroti zalozeni mesta. da-
"a spatne vysv6dceni cleveland
skFm vlastencdm, kteri nijak
nechteii hnouti pytlikem a pri-
speti yyboru, aby d6stojne
mohl sv6fen6mu ukolu dostati.
Zda Sc, re bohaci vsech naro-
da jsou stejni. co znamena
$4,000 pro nekolik "zazoba-
nych" zdeiSich rodin? Stacilo
BY ma to pofadani iednoho Ba-
zaru naseho, sIavnosti d6lneho
lidu. kde bez obzvlaStni rekla-
my bezmala bvlo tolik selma
no.
Die SLOW Cagwina znamena
upiatest clevelandskych me-
st ackych krahu, re zde neni
porozum6ni, ami obtansk6 py-
chy a pozaduje, aby noviny O.
b6tavost zdejSfch milionafd po
st'ouchly.
DO $500 zamoznych rodin
zaslany byly zadosti 0 pfispev-
ky, ale vseho vsudv bylo slibe-
no ami ne celych S25, 900. tax
re kdyz slibeny obnos 'bude
splacen, zbyvalo by k sebrani
ieSte $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
ZADNE KONGRESNi PRAZDNINY.

Washington, cervence - senate bya dnes predoze-
resouce zajmu odroceni 29 cervence ackoli re
pubikans demokratic vudcove by pro MI II
schvaeni Postavil pro tax zvany "farmarsk
biloxi poraz il. Pred kongresem ie prftomn6 pred
oh a o n6ktere mich mali farman silny zajem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
ZMENSOVANi POCTU ARMADY.

Washington, s. cervence. Pany pro docflenf zmensel
poetu armady 900 muzd 100000 do rjna ak bylo
nazeno kongresem by dnes pfedlozeny seretra vakv
Weeksovi Aekc podrobnost nebyy presn6 vypracovanv
panue mneni re vchni voiac kteri pozadaif budou
propustfn bez ohledu TO- ak douho ieste souzit
n6kter6 posadky budou Gpn6 zruseny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
NOME ZA:SAZENi RUMUNSKA
DO VALKY.

Londyn, s. eervence Turecti naciona1iste obsadh e-
mef cey pooosrov smidsky neke Mich vesi do neutral
nho pama cafhradska depeSe EXCHANGE TELEGRAPH
dnes Tez roznesla pove sourome schulz vysoktch
spoenekych komsaf Cafhrade jednano bylo otazce no.
zadan Rununska vsanf vojska hajen Cafhradu pro
tureckfm nacionalistnm padu nunost depese dodava
Atheny, s. cervence Casops 'Protevousa" pravf ze
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06

dozvda Syny dnes Rekove opetne obsadif Kara
mursa ma znim bfehu zalivu Ismdskeho ny reckJ
dill obsad lsnik, pul cest6 mezi Ismidem Brusson
ObsaZeni Isnku znamena, spojka bya doclena mezi
Reky karamursau on6mi Brusske Pravi Sc po
ofedn6 re bombardovan Kutaie rs mil ihovVchodn4 od
Brussy Eiseru s5 mil jizn6 cd Brusy Reky bylo nane
WISE dspeSne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
MATKA ZABILA DITKO.

Chicago s. cervce. muz jest mrtvych dnes SO inJch
poran6no dese TAX vazne re panujf obavy jech
ekova skoda jest ne1fedn6 odhadovana 50 0000
vsledek vGerejsiho vybuchu rafnarnach
Co. Whiting Ind Tm obrovske oceove kade prakly Pet
muzd uhofelo miste til skonal pozdeji
set jinych zapas se smrtf. 5-1f
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
LESNf POZARY.

Cobalt, Ont 5. cervence. Lesn pozary fadici Sc
vernm Ontario, vyzadaly z zvoty zpusobily veike
skody Jenom vydatny det zachran mize raj ten pred
spustosenm uprchlfci sdeujf muz ktefi heda "a
chrany pred plameny jane uhore Ohen nevce ad BIZ
re Lmmins Uno Park okoli Larder Cochrane iezer
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06

Bys ucil mas, fak nilovat svcu vlast,
jak pravo hajit, presved6eni ctiti,
jak zradnym druhem nedali Sc mast.
by's ucil mas "a praydu ma smrt iiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
< 8. cerVenci.

Bylt' lidu dav citil bezpravf.
iak zakon pravo jeho ohavf,
! vzbonril Sc, &C eel. jiz pozde bylo,
prec kfivdy mach to S tvarf !5eho smyl5.
4 kostnice ieho svaty pla k nam duch
mluvi ster6m 1use We ohIase:
Hoi, kdo Vi, zda kdys nepoveh Buh
sara zbrar zda reobzivne Ease? -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06

kristus Hus - Golgata, Kostnice
kriz dieva tam, zde dreva hranice,
tam cisaf bidny zde cfsar zradny
kde byl lid = CT nebyl tenkrat zadnl9
Ma Golgot6 Sc nezdafilo zlym
lotrasam zabit praodv6ka praVa,
re nam Husa tupalil kdys Rim,
pfec jeho vnuk Sc rosud nepoddaya.a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

The young ladies and gentlemen
OF the chorus are: Misses Lucella
Southren Luell short. Margaret
Ligette, Georgia Aspenwall. Hazel
Berry, Helen Robholz, Katherine
Mcdonald, Mary Roisling, Helen At
terherger, Fayne Withrup and Mes
DANES Jake Roop and John Hayes
and Messrs Jake Roop, John Hayes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

first mentioned factors (which
three component parts here men
TONED We for convenience and ldcn-
tification designate The Ruling
pOwcrs"
That the delegates and represent
atlves of The Ruling Powers now
asse mblcd iu International confer
cuco at Washington FOR the burpoHe
- the Limitation OF ornaments, and
insofar as possible Tor the cstab-
iishment OF conditions Of peace and
prosperity among tho people, have
before thom e laudnblr objective.
But We may be pardonod FOR hum
bly suggesting that the end desired
cannot bc attained by partial ~
even complete disarmament OF tho
nations Reformation ~ men or
nations will not result from the de-
gtruction of arms but genuine ref
oruation of men viii lead auto
matically to the complete destruc-
uun NJ an Instruments Of war and
nli forms of violence Nhiic war
Is terrible beyond description of hu-
man phrase. set u is not the worst
thing 20 be feared.
Boishcvism. az a great monaclng
monster. IL knocking AT tho door ~
rvcry nation. and tho dcsructiuu ~
an law and order is threatened. To
prevent auch terrible disaster and
20 save the people from indeacrih-
able suffering U.s. tho tremendous
problem. which we submit, requires
more than human wisdom. We
therefore suggest that the needing
of Divine wisdom and the adoption
~ the Divine remedy as prescribed
by Gods holy word Is vitality essen
tlal at thla time
The kingdom of Christ. the Mes-
siah, for which He taught His dis
ciplcs to pray. Is at hand This is
evidenced by the world war, fam
inc. postilcucH social uphcaval, dis
trcss of nations with perplcxity,
etc. all OF which constitute tho full
fllmcnt ~ prophecies made BY
present time. within short time
His kingdom will be fuzzy and COM
pictelv established and tho old or
der Of things completely gone. To
that kingdom all earthly powers
must BE- subject either willingly on
unwiilingly The trouble upon the
nations beginning In 1914 IN hut the
expression OF Gods vengeance
against all unrighteous systems In
the earth.
The holy prophets ~ Jehova in
cate how that the kingdom OF
Christ tho Messiah. may he estab-
lishcd without great suffering 70
humanity, provided that tho Divine
way be adopted. You will pardon
us therefore, for calling your atten-
tion 10 those Divine prophecies long
ago recorded, which IN substance
indicate what the proper course is
20 wit:
80 Let tho Financial Princes
the Controllers OF Commerce, cease
profitteriug, cease exploiting and
dcceiving the people by systematic
propaganda, and be content with a
reasonable income sufficient to in
sure their own maintenance and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
RESOLUTION.

The International bible Students
Association, In convention assem-
hlcd ut Washington, ID. G., bcgs
leave mo respectfully TO memo
riaiizc the international Arms
Congress now assembled nt wash
ington, -. C., as follows:
IA Christians earnestly striving
To follow the teachings OF Christ
Jesus our Lord and His Apostles,
we hold:
That war Is relic OF barbarism.
destructive OF good morals and n
reproach 10 Christian peoples,
That the principles taught by the
Lord Jesus Christ preclude conse-
Grated Christians from engaging In
war. bloodshed or violence In any
form:
That no nation can be said TO be
truly Christian which falls to ad-
here to those principles taught BY
the Lord and His Apostles;
That the ruling or governing fac
tors of the nations commonly called
'Christendom' are now and for
some time have been, to wit. Finan-
cial Princes. otherwise termed Con-
trollers OF Commerce. Statesmen or
Political Leaders. who formulate the
laws. and Clergymen and other
Ecclesiastical Teachers, the last
named both Catholic and Protes-
tant. having. contrary 10 the Word
of God. Joined hands with the two
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

support. let them use their power
for the general welfare OF the peo-
pic 20 the end that the Idle may be
employed. the hungry fed. and each
man be afforded an opportunity TO
provide for himself and loved ones
tho things decent and honest In the
sight OF God and men.
tD Let the Statesmen or Poll
ticians cease to act as Instruments
OF selfish powers and selfish inter-
cgta and hcnreforth honestly and
impartially represent and safe.
guard the interests and general
welfare of all the people.
90 Let the CierEymen and other
Religious Teachers. who claim 10
be ministers Ot Gods Word aud
therefore the MOBILES among The
people. divorce themselves COM
plctcly from commercial and politi-
cal affiliations. return TO their first
love. recognize Gods word as truth,
honestly and faithfully teach the
people the principles taught by
Jesus and the Apostles, and thereby
prepare the people to receive the
kingdom ot Christ the Messiah,
who alone can and will establish
peace on earth and good viii to-
ward men.
Let the Ruling Factors hy OK
ample as well as by word thus lead
the people in the right way and
prove that they are the real friends
OF the people and let all the people
heed the words of God, refrain from
violence ~ every Kind or form,
seek moeknoss and Righteousness,
and the occasion for armament and
war VIII cease. These things done.
the kingdom Of Christ. the Messiah,
viii he established on earth with
out suffering.
We shall be pardonod for saying
that the prophecies clearly Indicate
that II the diyiuely prescribed REM
cdy be Ignored, this being the day
" Gods vengeance, as declared by
His prophets Of old His wrath viii
be visited upon every government
and system OF Christcndom; and
both Jesus and the prophets declare
that such shall be "a time OF trou-
bic such as tho world has never
known" at which time shall Mich
acl Cthe Mcssiah) stand up. the
great prince that standcth for ths
children Of thy people" Thig Gland
ing up OF Michael will effect the de-
livcrancc OF mankind from all
forms ~ oppression and will mark
'ho beginning OF righteousness on
earth. The results will be Cod y
will done on earth as II Is done in
heaven. for which Jesus taught
Christians to pray.
Great responsibility rests upon
the Ruling Factors OF the nations
OF earth now In the hour OF dire dis
trcss and perpleXity: and wo shall
be pardoncd for requesting such to
give earnest consideration to the
Word OF God. having in mind that
blessed Is that nation whose God
10 Jehovah"
Resolved that a copy OF this me-
mortal be delivered to the HnU-er-
able Charles Evans Hughes, ChJr-
man OF the international Arms
Congress now in session At Wash.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
FIRST CONTRACTS
MAY BE LET SOON

CONTINUED FnOH PACE ONE
must then be- returned 10 Tulsa and
placed ln tho cIty's vaults for safe
keeping. Tho advertisement for
bids on these bonds must he pub
lished for 10 days. after which tho
bids viii bc opened and acrutlnized
by city officials 10 determine which
Ia tho most advantageous. After
making this determination and as-
suriDg themselves OF the rosponsi-
hility " tuo successful bidder. the
bonds viii bc sold.
Thorcupon IT. wlll bo time 10 ad-
vcrtipo for bids for tho actual con
ttructlon on the Spavinaw project
Tho advertisement for these bids
must also hc published fur 30 days.
Tho mattcr ~ selecting the sue
ccssful bidder or contractors is n
matter that lie 10 be- given careful
attention, Mayor r. -. Evans said
yesterday n Is probable several
days VIII be- required for this So
lection. he said. aa city officials
expect 90 20 thoroughly into his
qualifications and especially 10 In
ycstigaic his financial responsibility.
II iH probable. according TO the
lily attorney. that q 100 per cent
bond VIII be required I'm on" or
more Of the most prominent bonding
companies in the United states.
After the bonds arc approved by
the attorney general the law pro-
vidcs for 80 day period ~ incun-
tcstibilty' n mo- contests against
the bonds ar" forthcoming during
thi. period. they cannot be com
mcncod thereafter,
Duncnn's estimate OF four mathis
includes two weeks for the bonds to
ho printed, another week or 80 days
for them TO be signed by the five
public officials. time required for
trips between Tulsa and oklahoma
city and other minor delays caused
nv preparations for the various steps
that must be taken Even with
short delays that may be caused by
unanticipated incidents, Dunnn
docs not believe II should be more
than five months at the greatest bc-
fore construction contracts may be
I let
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
MRS. CARTWELL is BURIED
Hundreds OF Friends Attend Last
Rites for Popular Young Mntron.

The funeral OF Mrs Elsie Birm-
inRham Cartwoli~was held wednes-
day afternoon at the First Presby-
terian church. DR. G. w, Kerr, pas
tor, officiating. The church was
filled TO Its capacity with sorrow
Ing relatives tna friends and with
this the wealth of beautiful flowers
that covered the oAsket and banked
the chancel. the tender mlnistrR-
tions OF Doctor Kerr and the Beau
tifui music rendered by a selected
choir OF intimate friends In the
music world ot which Mrs Cartwell
was associated, the tribute paid was
unusual
The choir sang Heaven Is My
Homo" (Sullivan), and Asleep In
Jesus" bradbury. and the quar-
tet was composed OF Mrs. Henry j.
Mugse, soprano. Mrs. s. N Potts.
contralto: Mr., Charles Pishny. tenor,
and Mr., Max Wehnort, baritone
Miss Esther iIandley presided at
the organ.
Another tribute Of respect was
the presence OF large number OF
tho United Daughters OF the Con-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

fcdcracy. Mrs. Cartwcll was an Of
ticlal In the Clement \. Evans chap
ter. Members Of the three chap
ters were seated In a body near tho
Immediate relatives. lntormcnt
was at Boaehill cemetery
Mrs. Cartwcll the only d1ugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrg Thomas Frank
Wn Birmingham OF this city, was
born November IS, at Wylie Tex.
Tho family came 20 Tulsa eight
years ago. The marriage of Miss
birmingham to Mr. William Rob
ert Cartwoll was q prominent event
In society last spring, tho uuptials
being celebrated at tho First Pres
hyterian church by Doctor Kerr on
the evening OF February "a. Mrs.
Cartwell Is survived by her hus-
band and parents, an infant son,
Ovid Nell. who IN named for "A de-
ceased brother OF the young mother
and n favorite cousin who also has
passed away. and by n brother who
resides In Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

ington, ~. c.; that copies be fur
nlshed to each delegate or repre-
sentative OF the nations attending
said conference; that copy be de-
livercd to the President OF the Unit
ed states. and copies TO the mem
bers Of Congress and to the public
press.
Upon motion duly pat the above
resolution was unanimously adopt
ed by the convention this 27th day
OF November, 1921.
CSigncd)
DR.. r. a. GAMBLE.
Chairman Of Convention.
FRANK u. HARRISON,
Secretary " Convention.
j. +, RUTHERFORD
President l. Il. ). a.
Advert isc mput.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

CHICAGO. Nov 30.--J. W. Work
man OF Maxwell. H., today was
proclaimed the corn king or
America at the National Grain and
Hay show here Workman was
awarded the grand championship
prize for the best 10 ear exhibit.
II was first time In the history OF
tho show that llions has won top
honors. T.. Lux, of Shelbyvillc, Ind,
won first prize for the best single
ear OF corn grown In the United
Etatog In 1871
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

Raymond Gum. Paul Potter. n. r.
Wiodcr, Paul Hull, Rox Cuwah, Ben
Chadwon, Count Barcloy, owens
Carson, Harvey stone, Raymond
knight and Charles stark
The ballet consists OF Misses NIL
dred Miller Florence Stovcr. kAth-
crime Anderson. Alma Dillard, Tro
Kay Dorothy Field, sybil Melton,
Edith ElnRleton, Elizabeth Barnes
Jean Alexander. Acna Martin. Kath-
leen Courtney Florence Bre Dahl,
Ruth MoClarlon, Mildred Wilson.
Helen Hieronymous and Lurlene
Winn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

Red BLUFF, Cal, Nov H.
Twelve high school students wsr.
Killed south OF here today az t5s
Probert crossing BY tho collision
of the school bus and In which M.
were riding. with Southern paele.
train No. 15. The aLtor1ohIla r.,
'''u"d rs childrs. The s9u- in
jured are not eXp ecicd 10 Nv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
Cashier wuIycs Hearing.

ny Associated Press State Wire
MuSkcGEE Nov. SER. E,
Myers, cashier of tho First State
bank Of Hoffman,. which failed a
month ago, waived preliminary
hearing here today IN . Justice of
the peace court on charge OF en-
beZzlemcnt of $4,000 OF the banks
funds and was held 20 the superior
court lie was released under $1,000
bDph
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
Pardoncd by Governor.

ny Associated Press State Wire
ARDMORE, Nov, 90.--Joe Stub
blefield. young whlto man. was
released from the county Jail this
morning upon receipt OF pardon
from Governor Robertson. Stubble-
field was sentenced to 80 days in Jail
In county court on charge Of un-
lawful possession OF liquor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
ANNOUNCE CAST
BIG ELKS SHOW
Easy TO Understand Why
Elks' Christmas Fund
viii BE Large

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tho EIks h,,, nfWI.. ..oNd,d Two.
houses
The pubrrtt maI c3Ih especial
attention tu rr.,.I fuurus uf tho
Elks big show IUlt ,muuu.iTr iur
care ana attention j A. puuuuy has
given an his big shows. SO attrnc-
tlon OF auu ,huu,for. professional
or local hB. ever rI,.u moro care
TO tho siusuE of tur show. Seem
irally the productions made bN Mr..
Dhrnahy have boon all that could bc
desired I'm th obar ot Lets 90
Peggy" they were elaborate. $50
show hau over offered a. moro
beautiful dIHpluu ot gowns and cos
Tunes than did the Peggy show and
Mr. Daruaby promises this sh5S
"Thp Little Lady 90 bt HH uttrnC-
tive \ GO.iout car of special seen
cry and costumes has arrived for
to production.
careful porusnl of this big cast
and the added fact that j, \ Dar1-
ably gives the snmo care ana nttcn-
tion to small parts hs 20 the larcr
once. uHSurc8 the good Samnritans
who ARE going 60 flll the Convention
fnll with happiness and the big
Christmas treo with ovcry poy for
the k!dd!cs the hcs, show Tulsa has
yet witnessed
CAST.
Nar,es ~ plnvrra ri.c, ~ thc
ordcr M thclr flyat anns,r,n
Innc gtar Mira T,,i, uot,tn,,r
l'ov,n AFRAID Nilss bisya,
white Feather Katherine Acostn
Running Deer. Andrew Poepoc
BLACK Hawk. y. Mcmahon
Swift Arrow ........ Robert Gordeu
Red Cloud .,..... Gerald O'Bricn
Wallace Garrison Clay, a II. Hurley
Heck Barclay y...... Smoke Bellow
81 plunkett. Bllly West
Dr. Andy Martin ..A. L. eastman
Ebineezcr Sanford ..4.l..,....
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-04-01
Credit Fasis Swept Away.

Farm . 5 OF VI issiI pi are far," z
u famine IL c op !! &Grarce, nn "
Form OF protection which WAS II mg
aimost universal V accepted ~
farmers prior to the wllhdrawar #
the leading fire insurance companies
from this state. This class of in
surance had not been offer d in
Mississippi until a year ago and
farmers of the State were gladly
taking the opportunity to secure
this protection and assure them
against failure of their crops md
also provide a basis upon whrh
Merchants would make advance
to farmers. Since the Companies
have Withdrawn from the State d.
farmers are a 'Suluteir powerless to
secure this protection and gusea :
ee OF credit,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-04-01
"The Soul Of Youth TO be Shown
at Bluebird Theatre Soon

We smire initiative in men, vet
we punish the same qualify in u
boy. What kind OF h man cnn he
make il all the pep is scoIdei oni
OF him rs n kidi All m'n an " y,
lnen were Kids once. The tsr,
ought to make us adults NOR,
sympathetic and friendly aud help
ful TO the men aud women who are
kids now
In fact Judge Ben Liudsey's
master piece THE Soul of You'll" "
Which is coming to the Bluebird
soon will make YOU remember whe n
you were a kid, and. was punished
by loving p .rents, when sometiu. es
they were right and sometimes y ey
were wrong, Z
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-04-01
Colion Crop Faces Red Ruin.

Insufancespolicies on cotton in
Mississippi will tegin to expire in
the month of April and farmers
will have protection from fire in
surance. The majority of the IN
surance on cotton isawritten in the
month Of October, the policies t.
continue from four to six months
A need Of insurance will not be fel
practicularly on cotton until the
coming month as policies written
tor a period Of from four tC six
months have protected the farmers
10 the past.
Until the larger Companies re.
turn the farmers of Mississippi will
not have full protection and in
surance on their cotton.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-04-01
Found Seven Rat, Dead in Bin Next
Morning.

Robert Woodruff says: MY
premises were infested with rats.
| tried RATsSNAP on friends re-
commendation. Next morning
found seven dead rats in hin. two
near feed box. three 10 stall Found
large number since. No smell from
dead rats-RAT-SNAP drvs them
up. Best thing have eyer used !"
Three sizes. 35c. Csc, $1.25, Sol
and guaranteed by h. K. & +. L.
Wier.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-04-01

Our proposition to send tbt
TINES foi one year for one dollar
to all who subscribe from March
7th to April 7th has met with Q
llbara! response. 1t has added 8
large number of new subscribers
md has caused many of our ole
SUBJ cribers to advance their sub
scription one year.