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Washington telegraph., 1921-04-29

Hope.-Hcayy rains that have fal.
len here have greatly damaged the
nlcudid strawberry crop. Suawber.
ues afe said TO be rotting in the
fields. Some farmers fear the beans
Asy have planted for commercial pun.
poses wil NOT come up because Of the
unusual amount OF rain.
Hope.-At meeting Of the Board
of Directors of the Hampstead County
Bank and Trust Company recently
Forrest n. Shelton, Rufhn A. Boyett
and Harvey d. Booth were elected as.
sistaut cashiers.
Nearly the whole Sc,
nior and junior class Of the Gentry
High school recently visited the Unit
versity Of Arkansas as the guests oi
the College OF Agriculture. They re.
NAMED two days and were entertain.
ed at the mems and womens dormi.
tories.
Rogers. -- Statistics prepared by
Couny Superintendent of Schools Il.
A. Wood show the largest number oil
children of school age l.00l, the lar
lgest enrellment- 936 and the largest
daily tendance S64.
-
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-29

Mammoth Spring. = The Parents
TEACHER Association has elected Off
GERS as follows: DR.. c. w. Culp,
president; Mrs. John Diloln, vice
prssident; Mrs. W. c. Warner. secre.
aaxy; Ed Wa,ea. treasurer
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-29
NetUs From An
OUer Arkansas
An epitome Of Items Condensed
For Quick and Easy
Reading.

Wilmar. Business men OF Wilmar
met at the city hall recently and or.
ganized a Board of Trade
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-10
burglars Again Active

The Golden Rule. Store was bur
glsaized Tuesday night, the second
time in the last two months. Just
how the burglars succeeded in gain.
Ing entrance to the building re.
mains mystery, since the locks
Oh the doors were intact and show
ed no sins of having heen tamper-
a. with. The theory of the sher-
iff's force that the robbery was that
OF alusteufs. seems TO have ben
bofpa out by, the fact that several
dollars in cash in the register re
mAined untouched, the burglars tax
iuG Hih them a number OF silk
dresses and skirts and passing UP
TIE idapy bolts OF valuable silk
goedS and cash
Robert Fall, manager oi the STORE
did not discover the theft until
he want to put some Of the dreesee
Ia rhe show window Wednesday
morning. when ne found his stock
OF silk dresses had been depleted
during the hours Of Tuesday night
When the store was closed Syra-
eefss Journal
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-10
uP AND Down rHE
ARKANSAS VALLEY

He High School Baseball tAa9us
The great American game OF base.
hail wns officially dropped from the
nAt Of the athletic activities Of
Southern Colorado Northern New
MeIjeo league at meeting OF Of
ijcisls held In Rocky Ford last Fat.
urday. ANY of the schools which
desire to stick to the good old game
viii have to play independent ball
this season The league viii be re
organized next fall. however, and ii
,fIsy be possible TO Ameticanize Il
III that time.
The annual field and track meet
of the league will be held in Rocky
Ford during the first or second week
IN May. and the oratorical and de
clsmatory contests will be held at
the same time and place. The Kan
sas Colorado league will hold ell
nzination contests prior to the
Rocky Ford meet. Principal Boyd
and Coach Koonsnan represented
the Lamar high school at the league
meeting Lamar Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-10
rfAIxANs HAVE CRIMINAL
RroQRp. REIIE1

SENATORS Brethena and Carpeno
duasard, the two Italians sentenc-
esl by Judge Vance of the district
court on Tuesday February 2 to the
MTeM now awaiting trial in the
si,r,nty jail are believed TO be mem.
hers Of an organized band OF thieves
according to the belief OF Kansas
l4,nitentiary officials.
This opinion gained credenee last
ws-ek when penitentiary officers ar
rested the woman In the case. who
cisi1as TO be. the wife Of Brethena.
When taken into custody. Mrs.
Hrstheno still he'd in her posses
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-10

sion the jewelry she had on. her
person while confined in the county
iail here awaiting trial along with
the Sour men ON the charge OF
holding up and robbing $. b. Dun
gan OF Alansosa, Colorado, OF his
10 cylinder Chandler car on Thurs-
day. February II just east Of Syra
case. The Ieavenworth officers
who took the woman into custody
claim the icwelry Mas value of
s20000 or more. and that 1t has
/ been identified as part OF the
loot taken from Cleveland. Ohio,
iowelry store
Photographs Of the two Italians
nov IN the penitentiary and the
woman in the county Jail at Lea
venworth have been sent to Cleve
'aTd. where it is believed they will
be identified as having taken part
in the robbery of the Cleveland
tore. Syracuse Journal.
Elkhart Tri-State News: John
Trundle who has been butchering
on his farm and peddling the meat
Oh the streets, was caller at our
dice recently. He says the coyotes
are so bold, coming up in daylight
within few yards of his barn Sat
urady night a strange animal kept
bothering his dogs He got up and
without taking time to dress took
shot at it and killed it. He sup
posed it was a coyote. bur in day
light il looks more like dog, prob
ably cross living with the coyotes
Some trappers coming out from
town have tried trapping them but
without success. BY the sound at
night they seem to be in droves.
He supposes on account OF so mneh
butchcring the smell of the blood
has made them so bad. He thinks
II he cannot devise some means for
getting rid OF them it will be use
| less TO try to raise poultry this
| year
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-10
February Nice weather

'Ffe month Of February made a
warm record that has not been
esrualed at this station for many
ysars. according to the official figure
OF A. E. Downet. the voluntary OBJ.
server. Southern California had very
little on this section in the matter
at warm sunshiny days. while we
bad the advantage in having dry
inrisorating air practically free Of
humidity. We lack the bathing
beaches and their display. OF course
but many Of the girls here dressed
IN midsummer style which il OF the
kind to make a beach lounger feel
st home. Lamar Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-10
Tax Payment Lighter Than Usual

Tax Payment Lighter Than Usual
While the force in County Treas.
urer Mayfields office was kept busy
receiving tax money during the clos
ing days Of February the total num-
Der OF persons paying taxes during
the first two months of the year
was less than for several years pre-
,vious. This is due to the fact that
many were not prepared to meet
the heavy tax burden at this time
This is especially true of the far
nlers, a large number of whom still
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-10-04
MERCHANTS ARE WARNED
AGAINST IMPOSTORS

Merchants, hotel and garages Of
this city have received warnings in
a letter sent out by the American
Produce Company, of Cincinnati,
that a gang of swindlers travelling
by autos through Kentucky, Ohio
and West Virginia have been cash
ing bogus checks drawn in the
name of the Produce Company. The
letter states that many checks have
been drawn on the Kanawha Bank
of Charleston, West Virginia, and
already aggregate several thousands
of dollars.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-10-04
THE MERCHANTS WHOSE NAME
WATCH YE, THEREFORE

We have heard how care mould
kill cat. May we not as we'll state
that over-conhdence will ruin q
bright future or blast a strong hope.
How often do we observe defeat rem
der a person non-productive by des-
troying confidence.
In our recent primary the many
aspirants for Office were all possess
ed with over-conf1dence. How prone
we are to close our eyes against a
painful truth and listen to the songs
of the sirens, until they transform
us into beasts.
Human weakness manifests itself
in many and mysterious ways. Now,
when soliciting support, we are told
by the voter that our name will not
be forgotten, and we place the wrong
construction on it's value. They really
mean not be forgotten to be missed.
One of Kentuckys' statesmen, when
delivering an address in Lexington
when prohibition was at it's highest
pitch, was asked by one of his audi
ence if he was for or against wsihky.
He paused a moment and replied that
he was, and continued with his SUBJ
ject along remote lines, thus leaving
his hearers to conjecture as to his po-
sition.
Oftentimes we ask a voter if he is
for or against us, and he says he is,
and passes on, and we assume he is
and count one vote too many.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-10-04
EVIDENCE OF BUSINESS REVI-
VAL EVERYWHERE

More substantial signs of solidity
are everywhere in evidence and .the
look of gloom on the face of bus
mess is disappearing" according to
the Monthly Business Review of the
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland,
for September. Lexington and Paris
are a part of the district. Manu-
facturers with few exceptions report
September business as showing an
upward trend, with orders and in
quiries becoming more numerous.
Anent the Burley tobacco situa-
ton the Review says:
I'm Kentucky the drouth was not
broken in time to aid the wheat
crop, but the recent abundance of
rain has caused a rapid growth of
Burley tobacco. This valuable crop
requires ideal weather and it is fear
ed the rapid growth of the leaves
caused by frequent rains may de-
tract from the quality of the to-
bacco. The acreage is estimated at
from sixty to seventy per cent more
that that of last year.
''The Burley Tobacco Growers
Cooperative Association is reported
to be making good Roadway in OBJ
tanning signatures of tobacco grow
ers to it's contracts. Several of the
counties have announced that seven
ty-five per cent of the acreage has
already been signed up"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-10-04
IF BILIOUS, HEADACHY, TAKE
"CASCARETS" FOR LIVER
AND BOWELS

Get a 10-cent box now!
No gripping or inconvenience fol-
lows a thorough liver and bowel
cleaning with Cascarets. They work
while you sleep. Sick headache,
biliousness, gases, indigestion, and
all such distress gone by morning.
No griping-nicest physic on earth.
(T-tf)
, 1921-09-08
SUMMARY OF
NIGHT NEWS

LONDON. Sept s.-The British
cabinet has invited Mr.. De Valera to
send delegates to a conference with
the cabinet ministers at Inverness on
September 20. according to the Daily
Mails Inverness correspondent. who
adds. only one condition is i'm.
posed. namely. tho understanding that
Ireland must remain within the en-
pire."
WILLIAMSON, w. Va, Sept. s.
A jury to try Fred Burgraff and
Reece Chambers. charged with com
plicity in the death OF j. w. Fergu-
son. n of seven detectives shot and
killed at Matewan. May 10. 1920. was
obtained at a night session OF the Min
go county circuit court.
NEW YORK. Sept. S.-One man was
shot and the ives of scores of theater-
goers were endangered when detcc.
tives and gangsters exchanged some
so shots in a running fight through
the theater district. Tho gangsters
escaped. IT.
, 1921-09-08
Unemployed Men
Offering Services
From the Block

BOSTON. Sept. s.-The services of
unemployed men werc offered at auc.
ton today on Boston common by Ur.
pam Ledoux. their, o lf-styled shep.
herd. The men stripped to the waist
as Ledoux from h auction block an
their abilities. None found
q d for his services.
Joseph Mitchell. n negro. who said
he had been out of work for six
month n at times had eaten only
twice a week. fist went on the block
and when he drew no bids. Lcdoux
called on the crowd to pledge food
and shelter for him for a week. A
woman promised this and others
agreed to furnish shoes and clothing
while a Grand Army veteran prom
ised a dollar.
A promise CT a home for a week
from n bidder m 50 from another
was made when William Davis was
put up. A dog belonging to one of
Ledoux' company was sold for IS, and
then returned to Its owner.
, 1921-09-08

by tho police. Finally. the gates be-
lore the building were opened and a
large body Of constabies charged up
or the crowd. which vas dispersed.
but tho windows in a hundred shops
were smashed by hi manifestants-
Exciting scene wsrc witnessed In
Liverpool. After an encounter with
tbs police. unemployed workers pre-
scented to the council a 1o-minute uit-
matum. threatening that at h expi-
ration of that time tLey would not be
responsible for the consequence The
lord mayor assured the leaders in the
demonstration that n plan would be
formulated for finding work
One of the notable demonstrations
occurred In Wales. where 1000 peo-
pie marched cross tie mountains
from Abcrullery to Tredegar. n dis
lance of L. miles. A similar mani
Hesitation in Sunderland eliminated In
an attempt to force the gates OF the
workhouse. Failing in this. the mem
beers of the crowd entered h guard
ian buildings. but the police elected
them.
, 1921-09-08
EMBEzzLER TO
DENVER Theft
Letter From Father Says Ed
win F. Morse, Wanted for
$4,000 Robbery, Now
Ready to Give Up.

DENVER, Sept e.-Leonard DE
Lue. head Of a Denver detective ag'
ency, announced today that he had re-
ceiyed a telegram this morning from
a representative in Los Angeles, Cal,
quoting DR.. George o.. Morse, of h a
city as saying he could rrange for
the surrender of his son. Edwin f.
Morse, former head teller at the In
ternationai Trust company here. who
is sought on a federal warrant in
which he Is charged with having rob
bed tho bank of $4,000.
Mri De Lue said the telegram quoted
DR.. Morse, as saying he could also ar
range for the return of the money ON
his sons arrival here n that the
money was not taken away from Colo
RADIO by his son. and that it was not
planted in California, but in Colorado"
According to Mr.. De Lue the tele
gram quotes DIR. Morse as specifically
accusing two Denver men as being
"the higherups in his IN case and
more to blame than he"
Mr.. De Lue said be was negotiating
with DR.. Morse by wire in an effort to
arrange for young Morse's surrender
Mr.. De Lue said again today he had
positive information h former teller
was in the city of Mexico n staying
at the Regis hotel there. The detec-
tive said Morse's route to the city of
Mexico had pee carefully checked
and verified and that he had gone by
way of Galveston, Texas. and Tam
pico.
T. S. Nance, member of the state
transportation committee. and Birnie
H. Connor. former teller at the Inter
national Trust company were still in
jail here today in connection with re-
cent alleged misrepresentation OF
funds at that bank amounting to ST.
361.1s. AT the office of District At
torney Philip S. Van else. it was said
today an Information alleging embez-
element n grand larceny against
Common had been prepared and that
another information containing
charges against Nance in the same
connection were being drafNd. Meth
err information. however. had been
filed with the clerk OF the criminal
court before noon
, 1921-09-08

Other officers named by the associ-
alton included DR.. L N. Frost. vice
president: DIR. H. T.. Fox. Cheyenne.
second vice president; DR.. +. NJ. Tur-
ner. Laramie. third vice president; DR..
Earl whedon. %sheridon. secretary; Dr.
Chester Harris. Basin.
DIR. G. p. Johnston md DR.. Earl
whedon were named delegates OF the
Wyoming society to h National Med
cal convention which will be held in
st. Louis.
The visiting doctors attended a
clinic at the Casper Free vcnereal
clinic ut the city hall this morning
and were present when 10 charges of
the city were given free treatment.
The visitors also attended a clinic at
which Dr. Lyman operated on a local
patient. DIR. Edison of Denver, a spe-
cialist on internal medicine g1ve an
interesting demonstration OF medicine
to the convention.
The first order of business this after
was a tour of inspection Of Cas-
per and the refiHeries. The business
were resumed at 2 o'clock.
The convention will come to n close
tonight when a banquet and other So
cial features will be held in honor of
the visiting delegations.
, 1921-09-08
NJ emoriaL to the
Pilgrims Set Up
BY Descendants

PLYMOUTH. Mass. Sept. s.lrhe
General Society Of Maynowcr De
scendants today dedicated a grant
sarcophagus as a permanent memo
rial to h pigrims-half the May
flower band. who died in the coiony's
first winter on the Plymouth shore.
The monument stands on the sum-
init of Coles hill facing the open
sea- on he site OF the first burying
ground
Here. under cover OF darkness. the
fast dwindiing company laid their
dead. leveling the earth above them
lest the Indians should learn how
many were the graves" was one in
scriptlon on It. The bones OF such
of tho pilgrims. which were taken
from the canopy over Plymouth rock
last December nav beer deposited in
the memorial
, 1921-09-08
MenSB Beating
Way Held Up

DENVER. Sept. "a dozen mon
beating" their way on a westbound
Burlington freight train were held up
and robbed of 5000 by three armed
bandits. four miles east of Brighton.
Colo- early today. according to a re-
port TO the Denver police by Sheriff
e. Gcrmiey of Brighton. After be-
ing robbed the victims were forced to
jump OF the train by the bandits.
Ono white man. dressed in army
uniform. and two negroes are being
held here in connection with the rob-
berry. They were removed from the
train as 1t passed into the city, i'm
its by city detectives. The officers
said th.y found considerable money.
a number of empty purses and an
automatic pistol on the men,
, 1921-09-08
$4,000 Notes
Are Discovered
In Wrecked Car

CHICAGO. Sept. s.-Charles Leroy
Crawford. one of our persons killed
Sunday when their automobile was
wrecked by a train at Ocoya, III. is
not the man for whom Chicago police
have been hunting as one of the STAY
ers Of Charles O'Donnell. IN aged
watchman. the police announced to-
day after an investigation. Negot-
able notes valued at $4,000 were
found in the wrecked automobile and
police arc now trying to learn where
the notes came from.
, 1921-09-08

Tended his title successfully. He mott
fled the commission that he a de-
posted Wilson's share OF no Labor
day purse. s35 700. and It would be
available II tho commission decided to
release the money. which It ordered
held pending the hearing.
Boxing Commissioner McNair. who
brought the charges, said he heard
Wilson's seconds counsel him to con
tinue keeping away from Downey and
not to lead. Wilson denied this. The
hearing was continued until Tuesday
TO lilo Wilson and his manager time
to obtain counsel
, 1921-09-08
STEAMER WITH
1900 ABOARD
STRIKES BAR

LISBON. Sept. s-Thc British royal
mail steamer Almanzora having on
board LOO passengers en- route to
England fro~ Brazil. is aground Off
Cape Espichel. 20 miles north OF here.
Eight launches and a cruiser have
gone to the assistance of the stranded
vessel.
LONDON, Sept. S.-Ten tugs arc
standing by the British royal mail
steamer Almanzora. which is ashore
on the Portuguese coast and the pas
sengers and cargo will be landed in
Lisbon today. according to a tele-
gram to the owners of the vessel
, 1921-09-08
Mexican Reds
Vote Sympathy
To V~irginians

MEXICO CITY, Sept "a vote of
confidence in 'the revolutionary So
cialists in West Virginia" was ex-
tended last night by the Communist
congress, now in session in this city.
An agreement to assist the 'Revoiu-
tionary Socialists in any way pos.
sible. was reached during the meeting.
, 1921-09-08
STATE MEDICAL
SOCIETY NAMES
NEW OFFICERS
DR.. E. KeH of RawIinS Heads Association
of Wyoming Doctors for Next Year;
DR.. /. N. Frost Vice President

DR.. E. Kell OF, Rawlins was elected president of the Wyo-
ming State Medical society to succeed DR.. H. r. Lathrop who
has successfully guided the destinations of the organization
for the last year. The delegation from Sheridan was konured
when their work in behalf of the northern metropolis proved
successful and Sheridan was named the meeting place of the
1 900 canuanfian =
, 1921-09-08
CIRCULATION MANAGERS MEET.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. Sept S.-The
second annual convention of the Mid
west Circulation Managers associa-
ton. which la Dee in session here
this week with delegates present from
Missouri. Kansas, Oklahoma, Ne
braska and Colorado. endei late last
night Sidney D. Long Of Wichita.
Kans.. was reelected president of the
organization. and Kansas City, No..
selected IS the convention place for
1872.
, 1921-09-08
BRITISH FEAR
MOB DISORDER
Demonstrations by Unemployed Near
Riot Stage in Many Cities; Exciting
Scenes Are Witnessed in Liverpool

LONDON, Sept. Recommendations by the unemployed
were held throughout England yesterday and in several cities
serious disorders were narrowly averted. An ugly spirit was
in evidence at Bristol, where a crowd attacked the building
occupied by the board of guardians and clashed with the
nalice Banners were broken and a red flag was captured
, 1921-09-08
RICHARD CALLS WILSON FARCE
CHAMPION IS WITNESS TO CHARGE

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Sept. s;-Johnny Wilson, middle
weight Champion, summoned by the New Jersey boxing COM
mission today to face charges that he broke his contract by
giving a poor boxing exhibition Labor Day in his bout with
Bryan Downey,h heard Tex Richard, the promoter, testify that
he considered the fight a farce. Richard said he thought
, 1921-09-08
One Dozen Georgette Waists
Values Up to $4,000
$4.69
OUTING FLANNEL
a6-Inch. White and Heavy.
25c Per Yard
OUTING GOWNS

Prepare now for cold weather. Close out prices o. all out;nv
Gowns for women and children. The famous Brighton line = Ont.
ing Wear assures you a high grade quality at a low price.
, 1921-09-08

Anew Packages of Qaker Oats at 1Oc
, 1921-09-08
Fashioned Mercerized
Seamless Hose
Our Best Number in Cotton.
CSC Per Pair

We have left over from our GROCERY STOCK one of the finest
right for mixing chemicals, paints, butchering, etc.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24
FOR sALe-MIsceLLAnEous
FOR sALe-MIscELLANEous POMBERNICKEL
 and
 BRAINS IS THE STUFF

If you are supplied with brains and muscle, you are bound to make hit. have been telling you how you can stuff yourself with brains if you are at low ebb. but look here, don't depend on brains altogether. Keep your mus cles up to the standard. To do that, eat rompernickel at 20 cents a loaf. and 45-cent dose of brains will line you up for a battle in this life, that you fear no one. By eating brains reg ularly your upper story may develop to such an extent, if 1t doesn't ex- plode, that you may be president of this universe and Paradise valley. One more chance you have by eating pom pernickel. your muscle may swell up to certain pressure of 4211a pounds per yard. Then you are ready to make a squeal and say, The great world is mine and you declare yourself cham pion pugilist of this world and Buck eye Who could down you, eh? No one. Who can down me, eh9 l. say no one
 I SELL LUMBER. SASH, DOORS AND ROOFING AT PRICES THAT GET THE BUsI NESS; HOW CAN DO TT BE WITH BRAINS AND I EAT PoMPERNICKEL THAT KEEPS MY MUSCLES IN SHAPE AND THAT'S THE WAY KNOCK THE STUFFINGS OUT OF HIGH
 PRICES, AND HERE I SAY: 2x4 ----..-----.--.-.- .$4o.00
 1x1o Zxs ,-..--..----.... 4o.oo oo 5sxs I BEADED E cEILiNG... i,,t;. 'sSioS $500 1 OREGON PINE FLOORING. 45.e0
 RED CEDAR SHINGLES. 500 1 RABETTED 1x6 SIDING...... .....-... ...... 5000 to s5o.0o
 ROOFING. PER SQUARE. ......... 100. $500 and $3.75 l A LARGE STOCK ON HAND, 1 OVER 60o.000 FIT. TO PICK FROM. AND ALL KINDS OF HOLDING AT CUT PRICES.
 NOW. WILL YOU BELIEVE ME 1 WHEN SAY POMPERNfCKEI. AND BRAINS MADE THIS POS 'SIBLE? SOC COLONIAL DOORS. 2-Sx6-s AT S4.5o AND s4.25 FOR COLONIAL, DOORS 2-sx6-6. FRONT DOORS AT $s50; Axs
 AND WIDER RE-SAw AT $15.00
 TO s22.00 PER THOUSAND. GAN
 YOU BELIEVE THAT MAKE 1 BEEHIvES FOR S1.3o, Ell? OF | COURSE. NOT. BUT DO, AND 1 YOU WILL. NEVER BE ABLE l TO UNDERSTAND UNTIL YOU ARE STUFFED FULL OF BRAINS, AND YOU WILL
 NEVER BE ABLE TO KNOCK t THE STUFFTNGS OUT OF
 THINGS IF YOU DON'T FILL UP ON POMPERNICKEL.
 l w. F. oHLRAU.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24
S25OO All Told
A Beautiful Home
DAvTE REALTY co.
 126 N. Central

Solid brick, , large rooms and very large screen and store room. Oak floors. Beautiful sideboard. 2 inside bed rooms and linen closets in each Large bath room. Beautiful kitchen with fine built-in features. Large basement, all piped for furnace heat. Very large cement porch, walks and sidewalks. On paved street facing north. Large lot, 65x150, to alley. Owner leaving town Only ss500.
 Texas City Realty
 33 W. Monroe St. Tel 1756
Arizona republican., 1921-02-24
s38OO, Only $500 Cash

5-Room Brick P. D. House. Built in features. Cement porch, walks and sidewalks-on paved street. Capitol Add. s380o-$5o0 Cash-Bal. like rent.
 TEXAS CITY REALTY co.
 33 w Monroe St Tel 1756. It