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The Washington times., 1921-01-18

snrnss sax "A a spor~s~s~x az esAs'r-
full pictures. There 10 . ers~th OF
Holland for the nrst scene. and then
follows a scene In . moving pictsre
studio, with slimpses OF Tokyo and
other interesting sections Of the
world.
The interpreting company includes
Dave Seed. a comedian. who creates
roars of laughter with his antics. and
Edna Nickerson. who IL about the
niftiest dancer seen In these parts In
. long time
Others are xsiA MadcAp. Betty
Weber, Nat Mortar. Arthur Connolly
and Ralph Austin. The chorus would
do credit to q zissfield. THE Five
cry Babies" who form a jazz orches-
ira. nearly stopped the show with
their musical act.
The Washington times., 1921-01-18
TWINKLE TOES" A HIT
WITH CAYETYS PATRONS

Delightfully."- entertaining 10 the
show being presented BY Jean Bedinfs
latest Aggregation OF talent which
he has styled Twinkle Toes" and
which Warrington burlesque fans are
city this week.
The ''ex-turnip catcher has gone
far afisid In his search for novelties
for his newest enterprise. and that ne
has been successful is attested by
the enthusiasm with which Washing
ton has hailed his efforts.
The revue Is in two acts and eight
The Washington times., 1921-01-18
10000 Ostriches in U. S.

According TO a report of the Ma
tional City Bank. New York. there
are about 10000 ostriches in this coun-
try at present.
The Washington times., 1921-01-18
FIVE KNICHTONS PROVE
HEADLINERS OF PROGRAM

The big feature of the Cosmos bill
is not the famous "catland." from the
New York Hlppodrome, presented BY
Alexander Sparks and company, al
though that is an unusually nns. In
deed unique act, handsomely staged
and very amusing. IL Is the remark
able series OF poses. with lighting eff
focts by the Fiyo Knightons, highly
artistic and introducing some rather
wonderful athletic feats OF stranstt
and skill. IL 10 one OF the finest pos
ing acts ever presented In Washing
ton.
"Washington's Surrender" is q
pleasant little comedy sketch with q
historic and patriotic twist. not com
handing In Its literary quality. but
well played for all that, especially BY
Beatrice Burgess as Martha Custia
and Jack Hayden as the Immortal
Washington. who Is represented as au
ofncer or the British army who sur
renders his commission TO higher
rank 10 light for American inde-
pendencs
Happy Moments" Introduce a good
quartet from Hswthorn's MinstrelJ,
notable for its singing tenor and It's
woman interlocutor and especially for
Its all new songs and jokes. Ward
and Gowy, splendid musicians. pre-
sent an artistic viollnist, who also in
PRODUCES q "horn violin" OF pleasing
tone and some good work on his In
strument, with "a banjoist equally ar
tistic In his line.
Russell and De Witt and a pair OF
unique acrobattc dancers who do
some remarkable work and Heating
and Carson. "A pretty girl with a sweet
The Washington times., 1921-01-18
SWALLOWS POISON, THEN
CUTS BODY WITH KNIFE

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. Jan. IS
Temporarily insane, v. N. Coivin. a
farmer living near wolftown. went
to his shsep Iarn yesterday after
noon and drank q large amount Of
carbon birulphide. a poison used to
kill wesvii on wheat.
He then took q penknife and In
nictsd several serious wounds on his
body. He died last night.
The Washington times., 1921-01-18
HER HUBBY CHAMPION
LAZY MAN; HATES TO EAT

NEW YORK, Jan. is.-rhe --latest
man in the world is Mark Filborn.
acc ording TO his wife Ia her divorce
suit yesterday.
"He has two regTets--that be lie
forced to stop eating 30 he can sleep
and the other that he must stop
sleeping so he can eat" said the wife.
In April. 1919. she suggested that
no get a Job and he deserted her and
their two children. II is charged.
The Washington times., 1921-01-18
DONNA MAREA" APPEARS
AT ARCADE In CARNIVAL

rhursday night at the Arcade, wash
inxton's attractive dancing center.
dainty Donna hsrea, known far and
wide as q premier danseuse. will APP
pear In exquisits costume solo dances
as a part OF the masked carnival.
Handsome prizes are TO DO dIstrib-
uted by judsss selected from the diff
fersnt newspapers, awards going TO
those appearing In the most original
and the most oomIeai costumes.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-05-06
WEEKLY SERMON
tBy Rev. II. X. Waters, for the Church
On Powder Rfver.D
BOOST THE BOYS

TEXT: John Go. There is lad
il we turn to the context and read
Iact that perhaps one Of the great
miracles recorded in the New Tesla
men, me. would have been emitted had it
Boy Scout: His motto was BE Pre-
pa arn He was the only one in the
mountain and had enough forethought
to take q lunch.
Apparently the Master was in the
were 5000 hungry people. Philip said
that it would take at least $35 TO buy
enough bread alone tc satisfy such a
mT haa y s:.. What MIA were they to 90?
little fellow with his lunch under his
the text. There is a lad here"
Christ with that lad solved the prob
lem.
In these days CT advanced civiiiza-
,lon the representatives. resting upon
picking difficulties than hans the last 4 The
great great problems Of today will be solved
s nany IN e esr M Rfns
is a lad here And that lad of to-
day will shoulder the task Of civiliza-
ton and face the problems of progress
man in conversation with another on
railroad train said: do you know
what l am giving my boy for Christ
mas this year?" The other thought Of
IA fat check which he expected to see
Is his friend pulled out his wallet and
My Dear Son:--I give to- you one hour
OF each week day and two hours of
my Sunday to be yours, to be used as
you want it without Interference OF
any kind whatsoever"
Dear friends. this week is set aside
and nationally dedicated as Boys
Week Give the boys the best.
BE more than his dad: be chum to
the lad;
Ee part Of his life every hour Of
the dav.''
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IMPORTANT TO HoMEsrEADERs

II there is anyone who should ben
eft directly by the discovery of OIL
it Is the hOmesteader They should
protect themselves, primarily. by get
ting patent to their claims at the
earliest possible time. Many of them
are taking such precaution as evidenc.
ed by the large number Of new final
proof notices appearing for the first
time in the Examiner this week. This
paper Is not recommending proving
UP simply to increase these publica-
tiOn notices and it is not mercenary
suggestion. but we believe 1t is to the
better interests of hOmeSteaders to
prove up. should oil be discovered In
y structure, and there is government
land in the vicinity. the chances are
good that the government would re-
serve oil rights on government LAND
in the vicinity. for claims are govern
ment land until patent issues. There
IL even the probability that the gov
eminent would reserve Gil rights in
locations even before oil is discovered
upon the theory that the location is An
oil structure. So far as the EXAM
liners Information goes. the homestead
lease on his claim but he is given an
allotted time in which to file in case
other parties attempt to get mineral
locations. However. should the home
steader &C ahead and complete proof
now while no oil reservations are be-
ing made by the government, the
hOmesteader gets the oil rights. This
is true In all entries made prior to
February -, 1920. since which time
the government makes a reservation
for oil.
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STATE OF MONTANA
Insurance Depn rtnseMt
Helena Nav
Whereas 'HHI

Whereas. THE Utah HOME FIRE.
ms, Al E.. COMPANY located at
has filed in this office a sworn state
ment OF its condition on the thirty
first of December, 1920. in accordance
Codes of Montana of 1907, as amended,
relating to Insurance Companies: and
whereas. said statement shows that
said Insurance Company has complied
with the laws of tais State relating to
insurance;
Therefore. in pursuance of law. T.
Geo. T. Porter, State Auditor and
do hereby. certify that said Insurance
Company is authorized to transact the
business of Fire insurance in the State,
by agents properly appointed, as re-
day of March, A. ID. 1922, unless sooner
revoked by competent authority of
1 further certify that the statement
LIST. The actual amount of Paid ND
Capital Of said Company Dec. 81. 1920
to be si0o,ooo.oo.
Company for the year 1920 to he
srd. The aggregate Expenditures of
said G sSs 9s for the year 1920 to be
4th. The aggregate amount of the
Assets OF said Company Dec. 81. 1920.
to be s2;SSos,sSS:54:
capital. to be $1,209, 42l.4s.
itsi: ,sss. ss! 'Ss. Oh cap
7th: Surplus as regards policyhold-
In Testimony Whereof. have here
unto subscribed my name and affixed
Sri.tsn .. u" G SsSes p. '9 Po aak so0se
state Auditor and commi.sioner OF
(Seal.) Insurance, Ex-Offcic.
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''''''s
The regular meeting OF the B-Divide
community club was held Sunday, Man
LIST. Program opened with singing
responses to roll call We're made by
humorous bits of poetry concerniny
vegetables, many Ct the responses be-
amusement.
Mrs. Minnie Lawrence gave two very
helpiuland practical talks, one ON the
early garden vegetables. ana one on
the fruit vegetables. Mrs. Winifred
Considine discussed the topic Cd weeds
describing those common tc this local :
,iy ana making very useful sugges-
tlons as to their eradication.
owing to the inability Of some men,
oers to appear upon the program as
Planned. an impromptu debate en- the
most valuable vegetable possible for
this community" was called for. Mrs.
Emma Cramer and i. ii. Mitchell re-
s s" Tor the affirmatiye and Mrs.
Miller. Mrs. Mitchell and Il. Fl. Heaton.
oeT r ah II tsver Of. OF the affirmative;
spent by the little ones in making
May baskets ana filling them witt.
n0wers under the competent direction
of Mrs. considine.
May Is; separate meetings Of the
mems and women's divisions will be
nelu. Ihese are to be followed by Il
spring field meet in which horse rae
Iai ladies race, 81 i'm adde's race, etc,
will be some of the events Anyone
wishing TO enter. send names. etc, to
Mrs. Ola Mitchell.
Rsder school closed Friday. Apri,
~. The forenoon was devoted t. plant
ing trees and an Arzor day program.
the aV-weeKs health Crusade tourna-
men. entertained the winning team.
me badges Of rank attained by the
pupils, Advanced Order Of knight
school. Irene Rumph and Harry Lou
nal scores. and Hubert Rumph and
i'rlzes Tor being perfect in attendance
for the entire year were awarded TO
E Eialph Gay ,aay Barbra ;n Turnbuh, Beatrice
heaton. Prizes fer having the great
est NUMBER Or perfect spelling lessons
during the the Year We're distributed
as follows: A class. Mary-Lou Heaton
e class. lnex Turnbuli. f. class. Bea.
Fred Moore has returned from In
diana and Is at olive Lawrence's.
pain his face sat like ee nlFhts T Ean
Grace Of Mother Goose fame, until his
SON Norton handled pair of dental
t cis,anp with the same skin and pre-
ride, winning his way across seas
with only one month Of training.
Lon Stewart is digging a we'll for
G. w. Flock.
B. H. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Turnbull We're visitors to the county
seat the past week.
;. 5. Baker ia helping Clark Rumph
with spring work.
Mrs. Gertrude humph is recovering
from severe illness.
The neighbOrhOcd has been suffer-
ing from an epidemic of bad colds,
adults as we'll as children being on the
sick list.
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Ssred With ssssoso sSSoVo0 Yeas as c aeo
me ratio OF reserve to federal reserve
42;2 per cent last May to the present
ratio OF $50 per CENT. which is high
or i than e, g, e any time since the latter
this ys.r soa ins pdr s:t swe ss
yS2.567 $50. while year ago for the
same period they were only $16,49O,-
I'll. IN Iact. the country has more
to do with. 'l,-N
That the condition. has resulted from
the world war Is, Of course, admitted.
from the school cf experience, and
since the conditions are so unprece-
dented, It Is difficult indeed to say
y 81 sfDsc ressrn
realizing more clearly that ccnditio as
cannot be greatly improved until Am
e Erica taxes AK "a hand md in European af-
for Europe is now In position where
sna can net rescue herself.
greatly improved, the country cannot
expect an immediate return to pros
porous conditions until things have
a ae.n ihead'usted at home; INDUSTRY is
this goes arrive. even Though Europe
should still be in unfortunate circunl-
stances. the United States can expect
sScOas@WAv etOOu UuSlucS0 WIN Ill.,
100000 people.
The fact that our banking condo
ton is such that II the Federal Re-
serve wished to do so. it could now
prosperity by easing credits, and If
we may believe reports in regard to
the recent meeting in Washington Of
the Class Il directors, there was a
little tendency exhibited to try to- help
the situation. But the Federal Re-
serve Roard seems be convinced that
no permanent prosperity can develop
until complete REIMBURSEMENT has been
reached, therefore they feel that while
the patient is on the operating table,
they might as well complee the job,
go that health may finally result when
Men Nike Roger Babson. however, are
inclined to feel that If matters march
at the sam espeed that they have been
taking In recent weeks. the depths Of
the depression will have been reached
by the middle of 1921. and that from
that time forward for at least a PEE
riod Of three years. with temporary
fuctuations. we may expect to see a
constantly improving condition, and
that by the end of that period the sit
uatiOn viii have passed the mediah
line, and the United States will again
be In an area of material Pre- sperity.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Tn
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRIC
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF POW
Freaa Peters, Plaintiff,
Charley Peters. Defendant.
The state CT Montana Sends Gree}
ings to the Above Named Defendant
the complaint in this action. which
filed in the office of the clerk of thu
court. and file your answer and serv
copy thereof upon the plaintiffs a0
torney within twenty days after til
service OF this summons, exclusive d
day of service: and in case of you
failure to appear or answer. judgmeu|
will he taken against you by defaul
for the relief dema nded in the cOm1
plant.
The said action is brought to did
between the plaintiff and defendant
ant having deserted and abandoned
plaintiff. which said desertion AM
aba ndonment has existed and contin
ued without interruption for NOR
than one year last past. For furthe
particulars reference is hereby mad
to the complaint herein on file.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF +. hav
hereunto set my hand and affixed tn
Seal of this Court this 27th day o
H. Il. srRAIToN. Clerk.
BY NJ. i. WILEY.
lConrt Seall Deputy Clerk.
n. \. turkey, Attorney for Plaintiff
Bre adus. Montana.
A29-M2O.
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STATE or MONTANA
lnsuPAMc~ DepM rtment
Hn1Ann Nav

Whereas. THE United STATES
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. located
York. has filed in this office a sworn
statement of it's condition ON the thir-
ty-first of December. 1920. in ac-
With the on 90 tas
amended, relating to Insurance Com
panies; and whereas, said statement
shows that said INSURANCE COMPANY
State relating to Insurance.:
Therefore, in pursuance of law. J.,
Geo. +. Porter: State Auditor ard Com
hereby certify that said Insurance
Company is authorized to transact the
business of fire insurance in the state,
by. agents properly appointed; as re.
day Of March, A. II. l922,unless sooner
revoked by competent authority Of
law.
/ further certify that the statement
list. The actual amount OF paid up
capital of said Company Dec. 81, 1920.
End. The aggregate income of said
company for the year 1920 to be
IS, s55, 561s4.
ard. The aggregate expenditures of
s7.Oos, lsl.Ss.
4th. The aggregate amount of the
Assets Of said Company Dec. 81, 1920,
to be sis.5ss.5sl.s7.
capital, to be IS, 900. $500.
9Th. Net surplus--exclusive Ct Cap
7th. Surplus as regards policyhold-
In Testimony Whereof. I have here
unto subscribed my name and affixed
the seal of my office the day above
written. GEO. p. PORTER,
State Auditor and Commissioner of
(Seal.l Insurance, Ex-Officic.
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O2S6SS

NOn-coal RE OaRees
NOTICE FOR PUDLlCAmoN
Department Ct the Interior. u. q
lana lana S 0ntce Al, AZ Miles City. Montana,
Notice = hereby given that
GEORGE p. ABBOTT,
OF Pcwderville. Montana. who. nm
June ath; 1916. made Homestead Entry.
Township 1-S, Range see. ri p Me-.
ridian. has filed notice Of Intention to
make three year proof. tc. estabiish
claim TO the land above described, be-
trict Court. At Br0adus, Montana. on
the 23rd day OF June. 1881. -
Claimant names AZ witnesses:
tana: Palmer j. Berg, OF Powaervtiic
Montana: Anton Sorensen. Of Powder.
VILE. Montana; Arthur c. Abbott. Of
f0wdervtue, Montana.
Mems G. W. MYERS, Register.
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STATE OF MONTANA
lnsu rance Depn rtnaent
Helena. Nav /. 1921
Whereas THE UNION 4 I'HENlX
ESPANOL INSURANCE COMPANY La.

EsPANOL INSURANCE. COMPANY To-
cate dat Madrid, in the Kingdom If
Spain has filed in this office a sworn
statement of its condition on the thir-
ance, with the provisions CT the Re
vised Codes OF Montana of 1907, as
amended. relating to Insurance COM
panies; and whereas. said statement
shows that said Insurance Company
has complied with the laws of this
state relating t" Insurance.:
Therefore. in pursuance of law. l.
Geo. T.. Porter. State Auditor and Com
missioner of Insurance, Ex-Officio, do
hereby certify that said Insurance
Company is authorized to transact the
business OF Reinsurance in the state.
by agents properly appc inted. as re-
quired by law, until the thirty- fir st
day of March, \. u. 1922, unless sooner
revoked by competent authority "f
further certify that the statement
shows:
LIST. The actual amount OF L. $. De-
post OF said Company Dec. 81, 1920,
tn be 5000, 100000.
End. The aggregate Income of said
company for the Year 1920 to he
srd. The aggregate Expenditures of
said company for the Year 1920 to be
*AO45.O4O.7S.
4th The aggregate amount {: the
Assets of said CompanyDec. 81, 1920.
to be l.2o6.4S7S7
5th The aggregate amount of Lila :
bilities Of said Company, exclusive Of
capital. to be $3.9GO.ls2.11.
9Th. Net surpl us-eNclusve of L. $.
Deposit. SAG, S557G
9Th. Surplus as regards policyhold-
ers. $246.35516.
In Testimony Whereof. l have here
unto subscribed my name and affixed
the seal of my office the day above
written. GEO. +. PORTER.
state Auditor and Commissioner of
(Seal.) Insurance, Ex-Ofticic.
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RIDDLE NEWS
'..............

- = . = . . . . . . .
Miss Lillian Higgins has returned
nome from Miles City, having complet-
ed u business course.
Dick DreXel and E. Pike motored to
BrOadus Friday on land business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Drexel. son
Richard, and z. Pike spent Thursday
at the q. ii. Rue home.
l. &. Sessions returned to Ranch
creek Friday, having been down on
the river doing some surveying fer
Grant kercheval.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scofield and
Mrs. J. s. Rue motured to Broadus
Monday.
Miss George Clarity has been
hue.
II. c. Groat will go to Box Elder
this week fer load of oats.
creek and spent the night at the Chas.
Scofield ranch.
A dance will be given at the Cross
ranch May IA by Mrs. Chas Scofield,
MISS Georgia Clarity and Mr.. Van
Potter. Everybody invited, Ladies
please bring lunch.
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RAILROAD RATE REDUCTIONS

The stage is rapidly being set for
general railroad rate reductions. ac-
cording to newspaper reports. Rate
ready under' way. Perhaps the most
important Of all the RAILROAD execu-
ttves stated privately this week met
TO worry, the rates will be down soon."
The cabine has been giving almost ex-
elusive attention to this situation. and
the Chicago decision is the first re-
suit. In piecemeal or as q whole, the
soon reveal itself, and 1t viii be con-
structiVe, =
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QUESTION OF THE DAY

Demonstrations on the question of
When win America get back to nor
maly's are difficult indeed. says the
letfn. The present great depression In
the United States 10 without precedent.
Always before when the country has
suffered crushing backsets. America
have been low. and the country for
this reason was considered to be pow.
erty stricken.
fact that the latest repor Of he Fed.
eral Reserve Banks shows hem to be
in stronger reserve positions than they
have held for the past three years.
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Non-coal 12-29-16 O39O6
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Non.cOal 12-29-1S O39O69
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior, Il. q.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana.
April Is, 1921. i
Notice Is hereby given that
LULU MACE.
of Ridge. Montana, who. on May 18th.
1917. made Homestead Entry NO.
039067. for. SWANEA. NWN Sci.
Sec. IS. SEX. Sec. 26. WhsWK. Secs
ton IS, Township 9-S.. Range IS. Il.
tention to make three year. proof. to
establish claim to the land above de-
scrtbed. before William Wallace. uni.
Montana. on the oath day Of June
1921.
Claimant names al witnesses:
o. w. Garst. Of Rocky Point, Wyo. /:
L. Mace, Of Ranch Creek, Mont; a. q.
Mace. OF Ranch Creek, Montana.
M6-Jn3 q. w. MYERS. Register.
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Coal RI, O4IO29
NOTICE: FOR PUBLICATION

I'epaftin"''l u! The InterIUr: 2. =.
Land Off" at Miles city, Montana,
May End. 1921.
Notice il hereby given that
ARTHUR J. Hn.DEBRAND
of Rroadus Montana. who, en- October
14th. 1919. made Homestead Entry. No.
O47029. for East Half. Section 10, Town
ship 6-S.. Range 52-E.. NJ. +. Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
three year proof. to establish claim to
the land above described. before II. X.
Straiton, Clerk Of the District Court,
at Broadus. Montana. on the 9th day
of June. 1921.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
b. A. Patton. y. j. Forsgren. John
Quashnick, Fred Russell. all OF Bread
us. Montana.
M6-.in q. w. MY EttS. Register.
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al RE O4319|
NOTICE: FOR PUBLICATION

Land Office at Miles City. Montana
April Goth, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
MARIE s. BOWER.
of Graham. Montana. who, on june
18th, 1918, made Homestead Entry, No
o4Sla9; for WANWH. WlsSWA. See
=. Eia NEn4. EhSEA. NWA sen
NJ. T.. Meridian. has filed notice of in.
tenticn to make three year proof, ia
establish claim to the land above de-
of the District Court. at Broadus. Mon
tana. on the gard day of June. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred W. Rue. Erva Il. Rue. Owen
tana.
M6-Jn3 G. w. MYERS. Register.
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SNAl AOF NprAl xBths 1USls
Notice is hereby given that wa
rants drawn on the General Fund
School District No. Il of Powder Riv|
County. presented fer payment pril
to April 22nd, 1921, are payable.
]. r. WILSON.
a29-ml3 County Treasurer.
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NOTICE
Call fur AnPfl nth. 1922.

Notice is hereby given that WI
rants drawn on the General Fund
School District No. %, Powder Riv
County, presented for payment pr
to June 18th, 1920, are payable.
J. r. WILSON,
acy-ml3 County Treasured
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Charles Ewell went to Little Rock
Saturday with car Of hogs. Several
of the neighbors helped to make m
the car.