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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

was announced today by Assistant
District Attorney T.. Glen Powers
Mr.. Powers said that he would
complete the soycrnmonts cns' In
one hour Monday morning W'llocr
Miller. who represents 81 ~ tho dc.
PENDANTS STATED that hc would ,'ll
100 witnesses and predicted that the
presentation Of the defense would
.t,,uiry ono month
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
MAY DROP EXPRESS CASES

Three. Possibly rive of Charges bs
Government May bc Nullc Pressed.
MACON. Gp March 26 Throc
and possibly five cases OF tho 90
persons accused uf conspiracy TO
steal express shipments from the
United Statys government viii be
uoilr pruss,d Monday morning. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

a safety device that can he
mounted on any punch press TO push
an operators hands out OF danger is
on Ohio inventors idea.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
PREACHER FINDS A STILL
Drumright Minister Leads Officers
10 Dcn---Scycral Arrests Made.

TO Dcn--ScycraI Arrests Made.
special 10 The World.
lRCMRIGHT, March 26.-Whilo
nlrecling a party of Boy Scouts on
a nike this afternoon near here,
Ihev. Peer Parker OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, discovered a
moonshinc still in a hollow Near a
Quantity OF mash, he found a half
Nl"d bottle of corn whisky.
Nurrying here, Reverend Parker
led party OF officers to the scene
and tho still mash and other ma
er1.s were seized. II was reported
mar several arrests were made, but
ms could not he confirmed.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. C. E. Flyo. wifo Of tho gen- orm freight agon for tho Pacific Steamship Company who entered the hospital last wok for medical troat- mont is rapidly recovering and win bc able to leave .on Che steamship Spokane for her home In Seattle.
 Miss Lillian Aallo of Douglas, who has been at Che st Ann hospital for several weeks recovering from Che effects of am operation on her arm. loIt for her home Friday
 Miss Huda Aalto. who recently un- dorwont am operation for appcndi- dus at Che st Ann hospital loft Che hospital Wednesday for her homo In Douglas
 Mrs O. e. Hulman Of Hoonah who has been at Che Dawes hospital for Che past two months recovering from thc effects of 9 major opera. uon. lef for hor home last Tuesday
 Mrs C. E. Rice. wife Of Dean Rico or Che Episcopal church. is recover. ns hor health daily and t is ox. Docted win bo able Co leave thC Dawes hospital within Che next two weeks.
 Mrs. A. Hllman Of Juneau under went am operation for appendicitis at Che Dawes hospital last Tuesday Her condition is very favorable.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
SOCIAL NOTES

Complimentary to Judge and Mrs. James Wickomham. Afn John B. Marshall was hostess at dirnor Tuo- day at her home on Sixth and Main streets. Covers woro laid for az- teen.
 
 For Che pleasure of Mrs. George Baskett who lcft on Che Princess Alice Friday morning Mrs George Cleveland and uu Clarence E Cort wright entertained at bridge Thur day afternoon at One home of Mrs. Cleveland on Sixth and Franklin strcots.
 
 Mrs John Hollonthal was hostess at bridge Wednesday afternoon at her home on FIith and Harris streets Mrs. George Freeburger enter taiuei at bridge Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. George Baskett
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
 CLOSES FAIRBANKS OFFICE

Tho Fairbanks office Of thc Bu- rcau of investigation. Department Of Justice. is being closed and al cases pending under it transferred Go Che looal o0ico Of che same bureau ace cordiue Go % statement made by N. U Castle. special agent In charge Of Che Juneau ouico. Orders for thIs action wcrc Issued by w. J. Burns who it was recently announced would bc made chief of thc Bureau of investigation. Tho Fairbanks of- Gcc is In charge Of Roy Darling who win report to Seattle for further as- sirumcuu with Che bureau.
 With Che closing of Che Fairbanks office only two branches of Che bu- rcau remain n Alaska. One is at Valdez and Che other here. No ad- vices relative Go retention of Che Valdez office have been received. it was stated.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
MUST PATCH HIS BOAT

Washington. D. C. Unless Dr. Andrew C. smith of Portland. who holds Che contract for carrying mails from Seward Alaska to Che vest ward islands, patches up h.s boat and maintains bis contracted schoi- uIc. hc Is going to iosc % f50.oo cou- tract with Che government Senator NcNary of Oregon has been advised of numerous complaints chat have boou registered against Dr. Smiths uncertain service. Including many lcnultcl trips and Che wreck of his gasoline bo1t Che Chign.k. Even hc coast guard has been called into Che ease and has indicated chat Che vessels of his fleet are not what thcy should be- rho department re- ccnuy advertised for bids to take bo service and four were received. Che highest f9OO00 and Che lowest S5LOO0.
 The Pacific Steamship Company
 Adm.ral Lncl o0os Co put Che steamer Admiral Rodman on Che run 1T Che government win pay $9o.0oo tor Che service. Postmaster General Hays is eager Go eIyo Dr. smith an- other chance ll ho fails to make good Che lowest bidder win then get tho contract q now costs SS a pound to deliver Che mail between Che points indicated.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
NIGHT SERVICE AT
 CABLE OFFICE IS GUT

U.mue nst Wednesday night Tho .t-hour service at Che local uS. ..h'. o.... was discontinued ,or Che .r.o.t according to am announce mon. mad. by John A Perry opcr ..or u oharee
 0UD. hours announced by Mr. ne.t are between 1.aU a. m. and midnight daily except Sunday whom Inc local oG.oo win be open between Q aHI ll a. m. Shortage Of mon w uor decreased business is e.ym .. taa reason for thc shortened sev- uc. which was authorized by Che #ea.Ie onIco The Netch.kan onice
 hours Hatc t.o been decreased.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
BIG CROWD ATTENDS
 FIRST RECEPTION

About 200 guests woro present during Che evening Thursday at Che Governors House for tho nrst ro- copuon sIvm there since Governor Scott c. Bone entered oGIco
 Tho receiving hours woro from 9 until n o'clock. after which dancins followed until about o'clock u Che receiving line were Che Governor and Mrs. Bone and Miss MareaurIto Bone and tbo Covcrnora secretary George Foltl
 At twelve o'clock Che guests were assembled In Che dining room and told that tho duy was Mm Mar gucrItcs 17h birthday A large cate holding l7 candles wQa blaccd on tho table .and after Ono pretty ceremony Of Che lighting and blow mr out Of tho candles Miss Mar- gucrItc cut Che cake and distributed it among Che guests
 Those assisting in Ono dining room during Che evening were. Mcsdamca R E Robertson. James Wickcrshom Walaton c smith John Rusimri. Charles Go'ds,e.n C. D. Garfield c. g. Ward Prank Met- calt L. O. Sloane John II Cobb G. w. Folta John B Marshall Cash Cole. G. M Baskott A. D. Ratu H. C. Dcvirhnc. Robert Simpson. V. A. Paine and Rodmm Roboon; Misses Ruby Creonblat Helen smith, Marie Coldstc.n and Madee Caso
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03

Joseph Williams. awayor for tho Alaska Troadwol Gold Mining Com rany arrived hero Wednesday on na Jefferson. Uo has been visiting wim his parents at Whitohorso. Nu- fou Territory for Che past several weeks
 Lieul and Mrs E. B. seobrco ar- rived here during the week from Ft Seward
 Frank Muir who was a telegraph o8emtor In Che employ of Che White paa Railroad company moro thah tuony years ago and later connect cI vlh Che Golden North hotel at s.aevav s m town on his way back to California. where hc has made hn homo tor che past two ycara uc snnt several weeks with old friends tn sbaevay
 Capt. James V. Davis. owner oi u naya Transportation Company  a| master of Che mail boat Este bo.I. arrived hero on the steamship Alameda. after short business trip tn Che soutb
 Dewey l.. Bradford formerly ot One local U S land o1.cc lclt on Che Jefferson for Seattle uc win got his discharge from the army and ..uru to bs homo In Louisiana.
 Edward Bctuc. former Juneau bor who has bm i'm Che interior during thc past four yoau arrived r.ro early in tbc vcck and lett for lc ouh yesterday morning on Che
 umhn Princess Aliec.
 H B. Mays. inspector of cauucr.c Tor th. National Cauucr Aaoc.a- uou. has completed h.s work for che e..on and Icl, tor Che south ou Che steamship Jefferson.
 G. L Thompson superintendent nl tbc untCaichasot Mining Come ..ur on Chiobaeoi island. wal. hero urr uc week on Che company U0.t Irs
 Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hardy and Mr. and Mrs Walter h. Reid lcft for .h. south on tbc steamship JcGcr- .or Mr. Hardy and Mr. Reid are .mrIais ol he Metals Exploring Company au hayc bccu looking oycr hc Aasu Gatueau Mining Com- mny property in Che interest of pur- chasing material
 Ns Louisa sueec'.e and Miss Fortuna Giowto. who recently rc- turned from trip Co Dawson lcft or thc south on Che steamship Jet- .ron.
 Dudley G Allen left ou Che Ala m.Ia on a business tr.p Go Che west
 rd
 Bishop J R Cumont sailed for Seattle ou thc steamship Northwest .rn Hs mo-uiue
 H M Buu.h Ir. and John Me- uuer who recently returned from nmuu etr.p up Che rafu rIvcr .. ou .he steamship Northwestern n route .o the East whore thcy win ..mo their studies at Harvard Jn.- .....r
 u J V Davis and daughter su.. Vivian. returned thc fore part al ue uos from two months visit .l relatives u San Juan county W.Hnetor The Davis family win occupy the.r own home tha wiuicr ur and Mrs. u u ro.t who lived H... tns mmor going to the Gas. nmu hotel for thc vu.cr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
CEMETERY TRACT PATENT
 GRANTED CITY OF JUNEAU

Patent has been issued to tho City Of Juneau tor One Jmoau ccme- tcry site. according to am announce mont made by Register Frank A. Boyle of Che local |. s. land o0.oc. The tract contains 1.6a acres.
 Tho dmt moyo to obtain patent to Che tract wls initiated nearly 900 years aeo. some of Che survey data and p'aU submitted wIh Che last and successful application for patent being dated ls far hHok as l9U5
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
PIONEER MISSIONARY
 LEAVES FOR WRANGELL

Dr s Hall Young. pioneer Alas kan missionary who has ben visIt- ing here for tho past several weeks, lof. on Che steamship Jefferson We'd ueday night for Wrangen whore he win visit friends and arrange ma- torIal for a new book he is writing 0u Alaska
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
FOR CALIFORNIA

James A. Sm.scg United States attorney for thia division for Che past five years. loft for Che south on Che Princess Alice Friday morning. accompanied by Mrs. smisor They win first go to California on a vaca- tIon trip. after which their plans are mot definite.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
TERMINATES VISIT

Mrs. Augustus p. Ratu who has been in Juneau during the summer with her husband who Is am oniccr on tho survey boat Explorer loft
 for her home iu Seattle ou che Princess Alice Friday morning Mr. Bati expects to leave some t.mo next month.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
CHEATHAM TO MAKE
 PERMANENT HOME HERE

C. w. Cheatham. chief Of tho Bu- roau of Public Roads Of Che Depart ment Of Agriculture for Alaska. ace companicd by Mrs. Choatham. made a trip Co Ketchikan thIs week Go make arrangements for Che removal of his office and household fixtures Go Juneau as the headquarters Of Che Bureau have been transferred hnrn
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
TYPEwBITERs TOR sALE

Good late model Underwood and Standard Remington No. io. Both machines arc In good condition and win be sold at reasonable prices Cam bc seen at The SroIlora Weekly o0Ico.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
PAssELIs RESIGNS

C U paac.a has resigned hls nr lion a. q. s. deputy marshal cf- Ioouo September '. and with Mrs. ra.e.Is lelt ou Che steamship Jc.- .ar.ol to make hs future home .u
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
VISITORS LEAVE

Mrs. George Baskott accompanied by her daughter Betty and hcr Hs- ter Miss Wiholmiua Kcttoubach. lcf. Juneau on Che steamship priu- cess Alico yesterday morning for their homo iu Portland. after a visit hero Of several weeks Mrs Basket and Miss Kcuonbach arc sisters of Mrs. C. s. Ward
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
TO VISIT FATHER

Ma Nou McCloskoy arrived here ou tho steamship Jefferson to make her home with her father lack Me- CIoskcy MH MCCioskcy visited here four years ago and since Chat umc has been making her home at .-...--..-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
PRINTER LEAVES ALASKA

William W..I-r.u. for tnc past ...r m....n. man for rfe ssaeuu ... A..H. H.. n al.HhouHi pas
 re .. I. Jefferson Wodnesiw
 . ... . ..H.r at lne oT.ee ot Tho Stroller. Weekly Ue says ho H
 ..t for r.ot hul n.s friend. -.. .m tHr.. months .u which to
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
SHOUT ARRIVES ON ALAMEDA

Arthur shoup. United States at- tornoy for this division. arrived here on tho steamship Alameda to take up his duties here. He was accom- panied by Lester o. Gore. who has been appointed assistant United States attorney. The families of the two officials win leave Kctchikan for Juneau within 90 short umc.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
cANHERY INSPECTOR LEAVES

A. E Nelson. cannory inspector for Che National Cannor' Association left Juneau Thursday night on tho canncry tender Phillip P. Kelly Of Che George T Myers Company He win go from Chatham direct to sc- atilc on tho tondor Mir. Nelson ox- poets to resume his study of sur gerry at Che University of Washing ton.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
CHURCH NOTICES
Presbytenan Church

Morning worship at 11;00. Sub Icct "Unuttcrablc Things"
 Bible school at 12:15.
 Sunday school at Thaue at l0:00.
 Evening worship at $500 Sub Io.t .GoI and An These Things The choir has been organized with Mics Lois Nordlus as leader and win bc a great assistance in Che wor. ship
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
PERsONALs

Miss ueimi Aalto. lormcr teacher i'm ,thc Douglas school but who has hoon teaching at Che Westward Che paH. tc-mand attending Bcunsham Nor mat school th's summer returned o1 Che Princess Nice Tuesday night She win teach m he Douglas schools thIs yoar
 ! Charles Go'dstcu returned on Ono Princess N.cc after 70 short bu.uea trip Go Prince Rupert
 Mrs w. E Policy and thrco ch.- drcn. of uancs. who have been F's. .uur n Che south for Che pa, sev- .rai weeks returned to thc.r home on Che steamship Jefferson
 Miss N MUUosaur astcr ol Mra. .P.U Abbot, of noueIas. arrived hcr0 on the Princess Alice ruosday night on hcpriucc N.oe Tuesday night She win teach m lhe Douglas public schools ha term
 paer Carlson. owner ol a fhnch st N.ddcrhru cu ou .he spokane tor stsa and win speud month at Che CoJdarI Uot Springs
 ID Karc .al. deputy for Wash. ne,oa and Aa.a ol tnc Knights %.  Columbus arrived here Tuesday might ou Che Princes. Au.. io m.p... he Io.aI Kneht. co. CoIumhu. .odse
 WU E Howell returned Non day morning from sho-. rH n runter Bay. where h. uas oo.Im over mining property tn which bo s Interested
 Nr Anton Nelson and duHeh'.r who ba,. boon HeuIne several ueet. at Tenase.. arrived here sll uuat n.eh.
 MT and MT. Gordon C. MU.H.. wen. arrivals ou H. Efen.ta from
 ba Nmay They made Che round trip on Che ho.. and N.I now nke p tore...nur m noueHs Mr. Mitchell e superintendent ol tho Dough-. city schools
 Mrs p w. Brownie arrived her. rNuday from sa. where shc ha. been ou 1 visit to her n,a0r D. J WU.. who |. m tr. Pioneers Hn.. .ral mche
 Mrs C. R. BeI and iaaeh.ar O. Tee Uarbo- visited ber. during 'h. week.
 Miss Violet Uo1re..e aHi Miss Connie Martin arrived here ou tn. Io1cron Nouday to uE. un tner uuo. as t.a.H... u .ne Juneau .ubH. .huo.
 J J. Nruean .. ,a. hro.orr. .rm %. olson N N.l.rn ol Juneau returned b.re on ,He Ieuerm Noa I.r after a trip 70. nearly thre0 month. throughout t.a....
 Mrs. W. e Jonn... aud tuo .hu Ireu arrived lor. m tH. Spokane uer au extended visit with r.nI. md r.aHt.. m ... "Hu..
 Mrs. J. V ur. and I.u-.... sr.c Vivian. returned .o Juneau on .a. steamship J.U...on The. nr. boon rsUHe in Che Hr.H for ..t .raI mon.h.
 Ne. NHr.I Iau.. u uuu. m .H. rou..rs hospital a. sf.a. arrived .o-o oa .fo Et.h.H Monday nm. .Hr tor .n. south on ... Ie..r "Wednesday
 Paul Peterson. 70. tHe Na..a Iu. ncu Gold NuHs c.mn.n. uuw . .I 0. Juu.au NuI.. moHae ut.. h round Grip ,o srsa m ta. E.,e both
 Mrs. r. A NauI lot. oa .0e Prime .es Alto. y.nIay mnuHe .n r.. ab rolt and r.aut.s m Van nuwr
 Mrs I.ahH t. G"m.n well known
 rt.r and mm.rIr . teacher o. on, .o,.nmu, Ho.. M Hna am. before tn.l .t uoueH. win b. nr.u
 u.I ol he eot.-rm.nt .o.. . Uoman thH trm Mrs. GUmn 'o. for chat place m .a. Ef.n.a Thuedns after u.rl.ue several I... n.re
 Ccore. A ru... .n ol t.. Nassa He.d division. general anI o. ..D. win r..un fo H. hHirrar..r t.re on tlc Admiral Watson Hel' e0ea acordne t1 word received hou recently
 Mr. and Mn. E. r. Hermann who have Heu spending Che past tom days ou a vacation r.r to fHue arrived from ther. Wednesday on
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
aBs MCBRIDE RETURNS

Mr. U N.HHf. l..ompar... ..- Iur.tr Miriam retwn..
 m. .n..n Alameda tnH u..... .I-.- spending Che past soy I ..H.H. ..r south
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
TRAFFIC MARKER
 PLACED ON FRONT ST.

h u... marker vi'i be placed at r.. intersection of Front and Prank Inn r.. rlo.lat according Co a statement made hy Chief ot Police k..e.n toIay An uaf.c win keep II. n. ..eHtol the marker and severe penalty ui b. Imroel on drivers u.. Ir not.ntnere to che ruIe
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
STEAMSHIPS NORTH
 AND SOUTH BOUND

Tho steamship Princess Alice ar- rived from thc south Tuesday eycn- ing witch One following paaengcu tor Juneau Miss H Aaiio. Miss D. T.. uakkc. Mn. J Rc.ck. J. U Kane. W WdU.sauT II N EakIn. Charles CoH.teu Miss R C. Dowucy.
 Tho steamship saIicd soulhhouud rnIy morning after loading ll2 noN.. oI reh haIbut no Che Juneau Cold Storage wharf, witch Che for lowing nte.ueer from Juneau Mr. and Nn J E Burke. LoBoy Ncsiai cetrnI. gatu CIcm Ncvby. eGorse sr.e. J u kane Mrs s M Ras- tc.. Wn..mre Ncuouhach AIh. ro.unen J H Thompson. Mr. and Mr. n J uot.on. Mr. and Mrs J \ -mr Erh.-. k.nn.Iy Jr Mrs Robert N.rr.l June Kennedy Mrs. In. I..e.r e L Thompson. u U N.rn W1u. Converse R L e.U. Walter S.n.rner II A n.kc. Mn. r.r.I Da-s Miss Grace Clark Miss Uar smn. Wastcu smith. I. r. NohH
 T .m..r Spokane arrived .... from m. ..alh u, m.iu.1ht .f. m. following passengers for I..u Miss U r. uoerue Mis-. tt Hr.-ar Mis-. ,I umaud Miss E.nror Mn. F. uonNn. Mrs M IT Johnson Miss r.-r Johnson H. Johnson. Ir Miss w E Jewell N.. N r.H. us. NaI,o. Mrs. M u.... Mr. H B Gum.He r- E NU Mr. I Llmh.r- Mrs. . I.uh.. Mr. M I.er.. Nn R
 n N.urI "A GyIh J K uu.r I Hansen. J F Chamber
 " Johnston. J TT kner G. @
 Tn. steamship ut or One ou.h .. ... .. s.-e.r and sIaa witch .. ..... n...r-. Nr. Hr I... H..... Austin tor Seattle. ..... c c.mh. Mrs J. w. E.... for H.r.. E Matthews w 0H. Tn. s..e.a,. G N paum ... T. Ennan or s.usa. U H.uH .ur N...n...r
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03
GEORGE IT MEYERS
 CANNERY CLOSES

... H.... N.U- Uarrar. in Chatham .r.r. ".I Fuday and ..r. .t.HI.-. IeH or the same
 ..t. ... crow and Che s.asou's
 .. ...-Une ~. Walter c Ram ... superintendent who ielt for H He steamship spo-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03

Dr. Martin Mamourotto is iu Che city from his mining claims at Hawk inlet
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03

1... Steamship Comnan, I...r.r arrived here Mon III. ..h m. mouIre passengers - ru.u IT. J. Fmn.eaa Mrs. T. rmm-.r. Y u.a-e.ue Neu I....... Nr. | \ Gilman Nr .u. Mn. I.r.. W.s.rHam Connie N.... J. J. u.a.an Mrs. J. V .... .... u.r.
 ...m.n r.t for Che south W.. H. m. following n.s r.r s..H.. ur and Mrs.
 HrIs Mr. and Mrs w L ... I D Sutherland Anna Me-. . Mn. rW Brownie. W.s 'rI .I I... H. ra-.n. G.ou.n H.. T. Bradford rn.o k.tu..on .. u.... H.,..r u W Drown MT .. Mrs. U. IT. ra-..U. E E M u. ... IT. AtNn. N A u Mrs. M N W.e.. Mrs
 William. and rhl.e .nI.
 .. e W.u.-. for Ee..H-
 . rr......ar Mr. and
 ~ " o....H.m. o. Wrre.H m. 1u.n. n H Turmoil.
 r.. Miss Cora Benson.
 I. H u0.... s Grsa. Mrs " " M H.H. u.n u'e,a.r |. u......
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03

".. Alameda s due |.
 .. .... t.. afternoon r.ss.n
 .. law. ..-.-.. reservation. .. TT. .aH-I ar.. For coriova N. F. NHnht Mrs rune HH... MI" n.,. stuart. for .." Hmm. M H.r.'Ir u .. n. sH..I N r N.nu
 U u..H.HH Mrs. A Nra.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-03

."....U arrived H.r. U. T. today. from l.e westward and
 . .......r. a. |. 0..'n.. uItn
 ...n. "ne.r For Seat. .. .H. E l r.r.u H u Ler- ... H.... I N Crmm. A r Ir... r.rrn. H N . I. In.. N.Hr.. N B. ..H "- h...H..u Mrs uJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-18
CHAPTER NN
The Methods Of Rachel ISteihcril. Mil
liUnaiIcSS

| The McthoJs of R,cbcI Sto,,,r;I Nil.
IiOnaircsS
Arroll po,J ,.,,;.,. ............
wnrnirg of ,,.Iot |k Nv piJ";"'l,",H I
cnn '",,HHS vi WhnI 'Ie d"E hcid III store
morning with his customary pleasant
smile and broad good humor, Ii was n
bright morning, the world wns a first
rate place and hp had hnd Il healthy
young mans hearty breakfast.
Even Ed Trucsdalcs early coII 70
withdraw his funds made no pnnarput
| change in Mr.. Bonds good humor Tic
did note. rather subconsciously. than
1ruesdale's manner was hurried. thnt
the ranchpr did not stOp 10 shakr hands
and tell him "thc latest" ." but Bond in
his serenity attributed this haste tn the
same imagined business draI which had
caused Trucsdalc to want n lot of cash.
But little by little M thn mornin,,
wore on the smile faded from Dond'S
eyes and look of unccrtointy rnmc
into them. Brown. of Brown. Leo S
Porter, came in shortly after Trursdnlr
had gone out. his air strangely rurtiyc.
passed Bond with II quick nod and drew
out something over twelve thorsnnd dol.
,,IIrs. Bond rcport"d the matter to
nToughtoh' Tn" president. liroughtOn
'Ookcd at nm rather strangely and
Sruhted Bond went back to his win
u4" ana waltcd That he didn't know
What ne was waiting for in no way Hl-
tered the Tact that he was waiting for
"omcthing'
He had never had much faith in tho
lazy mans theory that "All things como
to him who wuitS." But il seemed II
workable theory this for, noon, De.
pOsitors of amounts large and small
l., =.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-18

We asked tn" young lady across
the way if her father was at home
and she said Oh. yes, he'd be down
in minute and he'd merely gon"
upstairs to obtain II change of
venue. M
The Little River news., 1921-08-20
BRING INJURED MAN HOME
Henry Gist, Sent to Railroad Hospital
 Yesterday, able to Return.

Texarkana, Aug. 1S.-Injuries sus. tained by Henry Gist, an employe. Of the International Creosoting and Con- struction company yesterday. have not proven as serious as was first an- ticipated and the injured man will probably be returned to TeXarkana from the Texas &, Pacific hospital at Marshal, where he was taken yester- day afternoon.
 According to available information, Gist, while driving one of the company cars, collided with Texas & Pacific passenger train No as it was leaving Texarkana. The automobile was said to have been badly broken up. while Gist is said to have been carried along on front of the engine for short dis tance. -4-~~ essz@ s1aA-
 It was at first believed he had been seriously hurt, but it is learned this morning that while badly bruised all over his body, and back wrenched, no bones were broken and he will be able to be: brought back to Texarkana today.