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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
TAKING PRECAUTIONS
TO INSURE THE SAFETY
OF KING AN0 QUEEN

Bcifast June lo.-tBy Tho As.ocs-
atcd Prcss)-Evcry prccauuon is he
irs-taken to safeguard King Georra
and Queen Mary while they are hero
Wednesday for tho opening of the Ul-
stcr parliament.
General BainbridEc has issued 4 not
ice saying:
NO person shall on "wednesday be
on or use the roof Of any building with
In tho Belfast nrcn unlc. provided with
permit
Saloons have been notified to remain
closed until after tho departure of the
royal party.
Parliament will he assembled In
readiness TO receive their majcsties
Tho King having taken his seat m
tho throne. members Of tho house will
bc summoned to tho senate chamber.
Tho king viii read his speech ocenirr
the parliament and tho brief ceremony
will end.
Their majcstics will then he enter
taincd at luncheon by Premier James
Craig. Lord Lieutenant EitzsIar and
parliament, after which ;hoy will pro-
coed TO tlster hall where addrssnr. OF
LOYALTY will he presented and tho King
vii hold an lnvca'iturc. This will close
IN" Say's proceedings and the King and
queen viii Immediately return to tho
royal yacht.
Tho decision OF tho queen TO accom-
nany the king 10 Belfast has given
enormous pleasure.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
SKELETON FORM OF WOMAN IN BOX
F0uNO BY CHILDREN WHILE At PLAY

poral Jack Finch Of tho ranger force.
Tho legs had been broken on above
the knees and placed in the box. The
throat appeared to he cut either with
a hatchct or a large knife
The body had been entirely stripped
of clothing and had hecn wrapped In
paper and excelsior.
The box containing tho skeleton form
had evidently been carried out Of some
cellar and placed in pile Of debris
in tho alley.
only little mud covered the out
.idc OF tho box and no mud was Us
ible OIL tho inside of ~
Corporal Jack Finch said that the
woman had been dead probably about
or months. II is believed by au-
thoritios that the body had heen hid
den in a cellar and during the recon
s,ruction period following tho flood
had been brought to the place where "
was discovered in order to cover ur
any possible ciew as to identity. mo-
tive. or cause of death.
Deputy Coroner Ray Mccarthy was
called at late hour last night TO in
yestiEate the case. An autopsy viii
be held over the skeleton corpse today
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
CLAIMS SHORTAGE OF LIVESTOCK
WILL ALLOW ONE-HAlF MEAT SUPPLY

Chicago. III. June 1.-THE number NJ
cattle for each hundred pcisons in
the United .statcs Ia one third lcss than
in inoo. the sheep supply !, reduced
nearly two-thirds. while tho iumbcr Of
hogs ia II vor cent smaller according
10 figures compiled from tho federal
census reports by Herbert Myrick. n
Farm expert.
Declaring this alarming shortage is
such as TO furnish a meat supply only
about half as great for each person as
formerly 'tr. Myrick said that tho
decline in prices to producers ie so
utterly uniun'ified ss to cons,i'ut. tho
rravcst economic crime ever lcrpeirat-
cd OIL the farmers"
Other figures were given to show
that 80 per cent of the meat was ex-
ported during the present fiscal over
tn" last year while imports tntsiled
ono hundred and soventy-f've million
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
tBY MARX sULLrvAN)

Washington, n. c.. juno ,s-The
reports OF trouble over patronage be-
tween thc President ard the Senate
are entirely correct So are the re-
ports of discomfort over patronage
between the President and the politi-
riane
A review of the appointments that
Fresidcnt Harding has made, com
psrcd With the kind Of appointments
thai the political organizations in the
vsrious states thot he ought to make
shows some results which explain
why many of tho scnators and poll
ticians arr extremely restless.
The most recent conspicuous ono
is that OF James NJ. Beck to be solicit
or general IT the politicians don't
from New Jersey don't like It. and II
the Republican organization in New
Jersey doesn't like II. no one ought to
hc surprised. Mr.. Beck has had his
voting residence in New Jersey. hut a
few months His appointment to bs
collector general is absolutely no poll
ucsl asset whatever TO the Rccubf-
can organization in that state. and as
the Republican organization Of New
jersey like tho Rapublirn orGaniza-
ton Of every other state, looking for
ward to a probably hard ficht next
year, " naturally Nsels II ISM hoipeu
very much by appointments which are
charged against II. but which are not
a local political asset.
From crery point of view except
tho political ono. Bcoks appointment.
Of course. tn welcomed rs admirable.
II - the most recent OF series of
appcin'mcnt m1de by Attorney Cen
cral Daurhcrty in his department.
which have received the highest
praise. Tho solicitor general Is tho
most important appointment within
Mr.. paugherty's gift. Tho Solicitor
general s the lawyer for the United
S,nrcd before tho Supreme Court in
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20

what is believed to be murder
myst.ry unsclvcd was stirred up carry
last nisht when the skeleton form OF
4, vomsn IN box was found by two
,ounr children at play.
rho Youngsters were running thru
IN. alley between Fourth and r1tth
and Main and santa Fe streets Wnen
tbcv stumbled across the box.
curious to sec what was in u. they
,u,,ed two ''Eunny" sacks on tho top
~ The box. They fell back screaming
and mortified as they gl'mpscd tho
dad form Of human being
Tho ran into the arms OF man
~a,ling along Main street and told
hin, their story. city Commissioners
Ion, Jackson and NJ. Studinsh came
along and wont to the place "hcre
Tho y,omsn's form was discovered.
colorado Rangers y. Henry and Gus
Mathis were detailed on the case ana
INC bodv was removed to mccarthy
and Rrovns morgue in the company g
hc,r.o by loo Snyder and Louis Rinso.
VeYv little flesh remained on the arms
,r legs IRE woman appeared 10 pe
over 10 years of age according TO 'or-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20

pounds Of fresh meats. ~ nesrly four
tim~s "a much sa two or three years
ago.
Mr.. Myricr charged that the United
states government has underestimsted
tho number of sheep and swit,, and Dc
clarod that The department. estimate
for January 1920 vas In error 2s per
cent as he haid that the census found
thirty-four 'aiiIicr nine hundred thous-
and sheep compared TO tho govern
nents estimate Of for,y-cisht million
six hundred thousand.
Tho census alao reveals fourteen
million fewer hogs than go, ,~rnmert
estimates" he continued having
found only fifty nine miliio', pigs on
farms or 10 per cent lees than tho de-
partments estimate Of seventy-two
million. The steady decline in the
number Of cattle since the census IL
nearly iS per cent slaughter cd during
the last eleven and one-half months"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
Chieftain Road.
Bulletin :,

Tho following reports WIRE received
from the Chicftnin's special corrcs-
lSondcnts by wire, setting forth rOnli
conditions thruOut the stntr.
Owing to recent flood conditions.
the Chlcftain Road Bulletin service
fas becn interrupted. and Mt present
Is by no means complete. but addi-
tionnl Information within tic cxt
day or two will bring the list up u its
usuno completeness.
Dcl NOrtc to Alnmo-n. good.
Del No1c To Sneaucic. good.
Del Nortc To l'uGr-n Springs, WIN
Wolf CrcK Pass, good.
Dcl NOrtc To CrSsic. Gtod.
(SOmc wasisouts reported On above
ro1tis. but said casy to Srt around.l
Pueblo tn Colorado Springs. getting
Into shape; temporary bridge mt
Ruttcs.
Colorado Springs to Bucna Vista.
pas.abic: dctour at Fiorrisnnt.
pixies Peak Auto Highway oprn.
Si,lida to Tcxas Crcck. good.
Siiida To IIcahviIlr. good.
SN1itin to Gunnison, vim Monarch
PnS~, moi open.
Sniida To Gunnison. VIA Cochrtopa
ras-, good.
Canon City tn WCedrliffe. via
Chandler. good.
Canon City TO Wcs,ciiffc. vim Texas
Greek: good except few washes.
which, can bc easily crusscd.
Canon City to Cripple Creek. vim
Garden Park. oVr'n: few rough places.
Pueblo To Canon City. good, except
short dctour cast OF Turkey creek and
temporary bridge over Bcavcr crcck.
Canon City TO Cripple Greek. Vim
Phantom Canon. closed. Roadbrti
washed out in places.
Pueblo In Brulah. good.
Pueblo To SLOAN md North Hard
scrabble. good.
Wolf Cs~rk Pass. oJ,rn.
durango tn PBsoea Springs. good.
Durango tn ERr,uington. good.
Du,.,nco Ia Meas Vcrlc Park. G<spd.
with short ictour account .drau
sipyci working on lsrti surfac'ss,
highway.
Dur.ingo-SiIvcrson highway, open.
good.
Durango tn (.allup. good.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
AGED GREELEY WOMAN
INJURED BY AN AUTO

Greeley. Colo. June ia.-Mrs. N. Nor
rill. S, ycars old. was probably fatally
injured today when she was struck
down by an automobile wh.. waiting
for n street car. She sustained severe
hody fractures and Internal injuries.
F"tor Fclkcr. farmer driver Of tho auto-
mobile was crested and ordered to an.
pear In police court tomorrow Mrs.
Merrill In The wifr Of g. W. Merrill
prominent retired farmer OF this citv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
calls Well" Message
From Presidents Yacht

Washington. n. C.. .Iune is.-The
presidential yacht Mayflowcr with the
president and Mrs. Harding and their
frrnds yprr, today anchored off Point
I Cokout in Chesapeake bay Just off
tho mouth OF tho Potomac. y wireless
message tonight from tho yacht said;
Fine weather. All we'll"
Tho Nayfl,wcr is rSpccted To return
sbou, O'Clock in tho morning. Tn"
Yacht loft hero yesterday and no shore
stops were planned.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
CANADA MAY EXTRADlTE
GROVER G.. BERCDOLL

Ottawa. Ont. June io.-Tiic cxtradi-
ton from Germany OF Grover Berg
doll. draft cvadcr is under coraiticra-
tion by tho Canadian government. C
+. Dohcr,y. minister of justice an
nounccd tonight. Borgdoll is reported
to have reached Germany on a forged
Canadian passport
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
Mississippi Town Fire
Damages Quarter Million

PsscaEouia. Miss. inne in.-Fff-
starting in . bakery. swrp, thru the
business section hero today resuitinS
in damage estimated n; not less than q
quarter OF a million dollars. Tho Ala
hama and Mississippi railway station.
seven siorcs. a thcs'c-. several resi-
dcncos and - number of small shops
were DESTROYED
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
SEND YOUR FRIENDS

Pictures Of the Flood. In last Sundays Chieftan-une 9
edition. Also reproductions Of the first issues Of the Chief
tain printed afe, the flood Get them wrapped and ready tor
mailing at the Cheftan office or any newsstand in the city.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
Weather

Unsettled east portion, gen
orally fair west; Monday and
probably Tuesday not much
change IN temperature.
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ter Will deliver both sermons In The
Christian church tomorrow.
Tickets on Sale.

Tickets for tie ,>inrar's lyceun course
Wrr. p.t ,.a sale ycs'.r'!Is by members
i t." I.,crIm CU!ntHittcr rive r1cel-
,':, L'.,ul "GS are 10 -" St"'i!l. ne u!bt
Tir.c:s II" I" cost the same rs lAAt
year. BE f,r pupils In the grades and
81 fo- h!.L school students and $1..3
each for adults.
Notes and Personals.
Following "A meeting or the consrega-
lien Of the SnaIys!de Presbyterian
church he'd Wednesday e.Gni1g.. call
has been extended to Rev. PHILIPS or
l'Ivmou,h. ohio IL take charge Of tho
r;,StorAta in the local chur.h. The con-
freratI0n h.s had no pastor since tho
death %" i:'I. Or. Price last February.
Howard Bowen spent tho after part
OF the week at Cadlz TO attend the lair
held there.
A yery pleasant social affair vas
held last evening ny the Home society
Of The christian church at the Rodete1
home on Lincoln avenue. Aoout eiSHtF
ladies were present and the hostess 80
clety realized a very gratifying ~"
for its work. 49,
A son was horn 70 Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Heating Of North Cenf'a' ave-
nue. on Thursday.
Miss Marguerite Frank. daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. charles Frank ~ i.'t'
coin avenue. has been quite III f'r ~
eral days with an attack "t nrbrtH.' 49,
Miss Garnet johnson or "rhh li"ieh,
cntertained large party or 'r!"h""
from Ucilaire Rnd ShnhySid" last eve
rinv In observance OF her birthday ami
EerS:t-y> 49,.
row IT.. OF Highland avenue gave n
pretty chldrens pcrty 10 cc'"nratc me
third birthday anniversary Of ne: haugh-
Ter, little Virginia Mae |itf"en pay
mates OF the little girl were present.
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r,s'd.ut Of this place. IS visiting local
r"i,'iV"s.
,'nIr-y AuT'rnr Arch T Fng.e was L
visitor In Re'a!rn Friday evening
Thomas, II, Same" OF l3rilairc vas
lu...l"~+ ,.s,'t.r acre Friday.
NJ Mar Johnson Of Marietta street
~ ,.',!'lar VII friends at Captive.
Misses Mac AID hrii!e Butter Will
spend the w..k end a. the home or their
parents ~ H"ndrYSbUrB
Charles NtlKena OF Hendrysburg was
calling on local friends yesterday.
Mis-. Mar N0rten OF Ee!la!re was
Visiting at the homo Of Mrs Charles
Bu!ger yesterday.
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SHADYS|DE
Before Conference,


Tomorrow morning. Rev, W. II. Ha-
verified. pasto- Dt the Lincoln Avenue
~ r. church will deliver Se-mon on
the theme. Trust In the Invisible COO.
HIS evening topic Will lie. ""ayinarKs
and CulG.-l Posts" These snrn0ns VIII
10 tho lust before the annual conference
which oiens the week following In Mas
sllInn. This was Rev. lavorhelds FIRST
year in tho Shndysidc church. bu. fas
been q period of much achievement by
the congregation and hc ana his family
arc very highly esteemed In the COM
munity. 1T Is earnestly desired by me
people that he may DO returned to TINS
charge.
Attending Convention
Rev. A. i. benjamin spent yesterday
In GAINESVILLE attending the district
convention Of the Churches Of Christ.
Ia will he accompanied home today by
Row W. q. LouCks ~ Cleveland. VII"
was prominent speaker nj III" sessions
nr the convention. The visiting minis
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trg prepared. Members Of all 81 ~"
ioUrNs n the county have. been .a'i'rd
Nelu Box Social.

'rs prepared Members Of all % -"
io.C"s n tho county have. been .a'i'c'i.
Neld Box Social.
~" u."ma"rs e: to la - Al Ss..'.
"'v OBJ: u" (.Ghwv., Mntnnd.a $; N.!'' Il
nrtu i very ...,.,s"!"i '."a' ~ TO- Ia-
cure - Il l.\ ,,,-..tl At 'a, ,.'g:.c: ~ L"'
and Wh:t;rv streets IA K.rtwo"a 49,
":gh: The .y,:t w"s ,"CH N'a i.o'I.
.!cd G.I < was r,,u,..r." nuHnr il.
success.
Attend Ferry Game.
Another @n,l hjE crC"d ~ ftn3 W.
G.,~:.I The tou. ha,I gam, nr'"c"n Fairy
t.gh and t'rs!:oriua h:,;h ~"i.,u! ;"a"!,
wn'.'h WI +" r,.,y,I o.. ,!.r i.r.,rr- l&EN
grounds ;n!S Afternoon. and II. AZ" 10
.nx ~ rsutc:5 tor ~" Ferry tam. T-"i ;
.ntrr-s, Is bctHs marifestcd in fo0tHA'!
by the ;aas o: ,M!s r!ty.
Tob5.rt; Funeral
The tune:a! service FOR George T":h-
VIZ Wei known resident ~ la"S.Es ."
died :a..uw!ur II .eugthy H.n".s -! r"N-
p,irat.-"e. W. hs held from tn" iam'',
home this c:teru5"a. The burial WI
take Fac al L.EwOod cemetery a.
Na!ue. OHIO.
Baseball Toaorrow.
The tirst u "A series -! three games
o. haxeba., between the Rrestle A. 9.
and ,ue l.oro:n COST and Dock corHany
team VIII be Played tomorrow afi"rH"nn
These .cams aye old time rivals. ana the
cnrtug contest pruHr!srs - he "ho o.
;he best sseu IN this vicinity during the
season.
Appointed Moderator.
A: the recent meeting OF the 81.
C.airsv!.,e IreSoyt"ry o; tho iTeSoS'
,e,!an church Re- James Clark was
,,rnn;rd Il release I'm We Rock h"'
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Il AN FOR VISIT Of D|CNITAR|ES
To BELLAIRE IN INTEREST Of THE
PROPOSED ROAD ALONG THE RIVER

Many ,.rxc;S have been sod for the
c.sr' Among ih"Sr to taHc par, are
Nine Foley Johnny G..,Sow. Max DuEN,
=. l.. Gyudlnr Harry LARK. Charles
Scn.N'"g Ant NN.Tn Uc,It""r!ng.o0.
School Nosos.
The dad ween ~ ;hH ruh.!,' schools
;e!'n!nIsr,: yesterday ~, :ucur.
TIE Attendance "A re puh,,c S"huo,s
At YrtS"S, = anoa' iCn L:"Nt.r than ~
Ire ". me- t:I.e ,a~r year = : ANNOUNCED.
-" h:rh ;'Ho". c'r&e>'"a has been
-: -o...-cd :9r ;.;r year wi,h Webster
49,. "a; A. 't.r 1.vvE:":
The yrs gee club hts 1een organ
*. IL; no high %ch"o, w!;h Miss Car
"a, u..-. As he G!re~trc.
Cheo~ Loader Named.
The h.:h school stud II: body - ready
;ug tHc opening gam az ihe season III
,.g, Sixteenth street h.,.' park this Al
.,:u...,,. l,:w,en tne krd .t;ni Nnck al"
t.. tNi.vc,,s,nurl IA r.ryer. Tho
s;ud,.; body net ;,i:v. s"h"u. NrScr-dA!
,.id ryHrAfS.': cheers 70 be used al the
"tca..s ZANE Walter Hell and Nils"
Mary MarliHS have been selected as 'Ae
..rv. .e&de:s.
No Game Cunday.
The Florence A,h,etIe club I've Seha :.
team Vii not play SundaE Afternoon
l.: forts ~ obtain y game pr2N "a :ut..e.
Many OF tho best teams IN tire NIH"'
ia. ( t;,@uM:.,:ed for the sc..s"n and ~
not play aEa.n until AeNt !cat T"''
florence team has Il god .sCo"i to-
the ..sou. having Wun "Iry some &,
tho best teams.
Football Games.
Tho HNck,TD \ 4 loot :,(.t team OF
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II, ,-,...,, - Al
N.'"''n NO.! ''' "''..'. '''"' w.
'.''.S'i'' '''"' "' ''.
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.i..n .,..'! .,,,.:t an ".""'cA =" 'nn" an
,:,.~ 80, *,
.,... Sv!Yc.,. ,...o a.cJ Invrn-
..,-, a.t n...r.y"d ur! record ordered.
,,...,- ,,...,,,,o n-rfn,u.n,
:, ,.,',,r r,.urrnd and fled
,
,.,, matt,
''h'F '"''' ' 1870 ..,,r,o, ,,-4
H''"r'- Warrant ~ '0"''! '''"' '''" "'''
lie" server.
AN'" M'F%'i"h' J"Etn!'" 49,,
Warrant r"tGrE"i al" NE" served SH''''
IT,. urh' u'i":" So" COURT NA'Se I"i u
a.y A"ar! and '"Atnu''.
A."va'd'r Set. d-'ens"1. reunion
n'"d :" So shares - Hl"cH NJ private
,,,." Ir!TN'e s'." ut n"' less IMAM inc
a.pra !%"d value which - tte price "Aeu
hv "a" '"ug; ordered order 'SSueo anu
rcn'i"u"d
Herman G"ch1 dccenseH. I"EeH'"iS
G."I. nup"prr! a"H record "roereu'
Daniel X. Parkinson deceaS'n. MAJ
account h.nd Sal ''T ht"F'"6 'V'o"o'
-. 49,. Notice urd"'"'.
William N!cho!. deceased. Apphc,
Ion hI"d for determination or ihn"rl-
'auCo iaN. IAE ae'rr"''hch "''.""'
Auditors appraisal: copy OF hnd'nE
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Marriage License

George NIW."I. axe "a. a rNa, 'u!n"r
AID NsnuS l'"Nrr.dvc age -. ln'h "'
Ec.,airo. Fa'i,v Ni:t".Ia i,:io:m~!
IT,, ,rr, N w
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1mportant Busircus Meeting.


Tho members @! re lri?lu" Ha0'
:oc,-Ll. ~ tho ,'hri@:.ym church. -.
,3u-. as the guess q: Ms Charles
uqyi-r AT her home ~ South SIN"
street. his evening and cry member
has l-.er urged 10 attend II" iur''.nE
4s matters OF importance WI! 20 dis
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Arrested

crawford @. ror;"ri4c.d. deceased. AZ
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Ms Russell barr IA" ''.'' ,'rr'.' 4
tr>tv>s to ;hr merlb,r. "f q, v a y.
rtuh 4 Popular or.rN!Ili."H 80 m"
' niger sr;. - her home ON West Al
II. - stren;. est might IN" hours ""r"
.,,,:I' a: iae usus! tntrrrSrn.; c!yn ~
."rS."ns following which "E"tE
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'o-.r number o, residents Of this
CIV ln-lu!InE the mayor and official:
49, the Rulrd Of Trade. have been asN''
., s.-,n on IN" ""r"pt. on committee t[
,,Ac ,.-e .: G"vc"n"r il2rTH l. DAVIS
...hn w., y.y:; ,h,S vicinity on October
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Communion.

Communion services vii, Ne h"iG -
the Ffrs; Methods; Episcopal church
Sunday with the pastor. Rcv. J. Y. Or:n
IN charge The morning sermon rNelu"
Is "Dsspiset and Rater,ed.' wn.in thr
evening sermon :or.~ will ;, "Ma.i"
High BY tho Rood ~ ''hrisi'
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fIeet Writing Team

Arvn No fNWr days Oh Inllnt HNNI
,cr -? NJ AL Mrs Mike Saus. wei
.n,wu residents OF Deep Run. died yes
.crda" afternoon az o'c.""'. FOLLOWING
An N.n"ss q, ."'ant.le troubles. The
funeral services w',l he he'd N's morn
,ri> at ? n'r'o.N and the burial VII. tahr
u.aro a, EIi"ry!"v cemetery
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-11-26
On an Island 700 Miles in the
South Sea

Honolulu, T. H., Sept. 26 (By
MaiD-The tale of a modern
Swiss Family Robinson" compos-
ed OF two men and one woman who
for nearly a year have been living q
life of isolation on Palmyra islands.
a lonely atoll more than 700 miles
south of Honolulu, but officially a
part of the city and county of Hon
olulu. in an effort to start a copra
plantation, was related here when
the United States Eagle boat num-
Der returned from a visit and
aerial survey Of the pin-prick dot
on the map.
Mrs. William Ming, the only wo-
man in the party, returned to Hon
olulu aboard the vessel. for medical
treatment. She, her husband, Col.
William Ming and Edward Benner
were the only human being on the
island which is far outside the reg
ular steamer paths, without Wire
less or other regular communica-
ton with the world.
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AMNESTY FOR WAR PRISON
ERS.

A correspondent. tells of asking
a high naval officer in Washington
what he thought about pardon
for Debs. He answered:
.sWell, it seems to me that the
war has been over so long by this
time that almost everybody ought
to oe pardoned. And think that
goes for pretty. nearly everybody in
the service tnat I know
Army men are said to feel the
same way about it. AS for civilians,
there is no Question of their atti-
tude. The war has been over tech
nically for four months and actual
~ for three years. Passions have
cooled down and the necessity for
rigor has passed. Most of the pris-
oners, soldiers, sailors Or civilians,
were sentenced to preserve the
morale of the army, navy or public
In wartime. Peace has its own
morale, which demands normal
justice, with an admixture of gen.
erosity.. Those who committed real
crimes during the war = deeds
which would have incurred severe
penalties. at any time-must have
their punishment take its normal
course. But most Of the war Of
fenses, particularly in the service,
were petty or technical violations
of military rule. Is it not time for
a general alsanlnesty?
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-11-26
tuberculosis ir
Philippines
Anti T. B. Society Appeals to
Rockefeller For Help

Manila. P. l., Oct. 15.-The Phil
ippine Islands Anti-Tuberculcsls
Society has appealed to John d.
Rockefeller, Jr.. who is now at
Picking, China. to assist in the wor';
of stamping out the tuberculosis
which it is estimated causes the
death of 10000 Filipinos every
year.
Mr.. Rockefeller in reply cable.
stated that he had referred the So
cietys request to DR.. Victor Cf.
Heiser, representative Of the Rock
efeller Foundation and former dl-
rector of health in the Philippine
Islands, who would return TO Ma-
Mia from Peking within short
time, for the purpose of conducting
an investigation Of health condl-
tions throughout the Philippines.
According to the records OF the
.Anti-Tuberculosis Society approx
mately 100000 people in the Phil
ippines are suffering from the tu-
beruclosis at present time. OFFICIALS
of the society expressed the pelieA
that the Insular government wou!@
make an appropriation with which
to start a health campaign, point
ing out in support Of this belief
that Major General Leonard Wood
who has frequently stated in pub
lie speeches that the government
not only could not economic in eS-
penditures for sanitation. but that
it would be compelled to spend
more money each year for that
purpose. Society officials said it
was the belief that substantial aud
could be expected from the Rocke-
felfer Foundation in the fight
against tuberculosis provided the
government made the start in an
intensive campaign against the
disease.