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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

relieving misfortune at home OF In
succorinE the starving abroad.
Foch Mt Dedication.
"our duty liz plain. II Is the first
direct assignment hat any body Of
laymen has ever received from the
head Of tn" church, We have already
directed X. Of G. Commissioners Ed
wnrd T.. Hcarn OF New York to pro-
coed to itoue TO advise with his holt
ness or the introduction OF the work.
I'm Italy W. shall not only carry on
American welfare work FOR Italians.
hut also for the benefit of Americans
Vlsiting Itaiy and especially IN behalf
Of Italians contemplating emigration
tu America"
Mr. Flnherty announced that Mar
shall Fnch had definitely accepted the
Invitation OF the knights OF Column
bus 10 be- their guest at a great patri-
otto demonstration In Chicago on
November d lie also announced that
tho * OF C. had undertaken the pub
l%ication Of a national monthly maya
zine Columbia tn be dedicated ca
clusiycly 10 AmericRnization history.
literature and social service. The
! magazine. which had President Hard
/ iugs enlargement. has "a circulation
Of 100000 with It's first issue. h,
added.
tie stated that the X. Of e. ha,
definitely declined 20 introduce Ia
organization into Europe. although
spain, France. England. Denmark
and Austria had appealed for X o
g.. councils.
Archbishop Edward Hanna OF Sai
Francisco celebrated the solemn mas
with which the convention opened a
the old Dolores mission, after which
Mayor James Rolph, Jr, heading
delegation OF 500 prominent Sai
Franciscans presented supreml
knight with the keys 81 the city a
"a public reception In the civic cente
attended by delegations OF the Amer
lean Legion, Veterans Of ForcigI
Wars, Spanish-War Veterans q. A., II
ana many womcn's organizations
More han 10000 X. n G. delegate
and visitors are In san Francisco 10
J the convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
Governor Restores ~
Citiz to
Eight Persons

SANTA he. n. NJ, Aug. Ger
tlficateH OF pardon and restoration to
citizenship have been signed hg Gov
crnor Merritt G. Mechem In W Of
eight persons who had served their
terma and a who had previously
received a pardon. Recipients we're
~ follows:
Homer Sanders. sentenced from
socorro county to serve from u to
three years Tor assault with intent
TO kill.
Francisco Enrlquez, sentenced from
Dona Ana county to serve from q to
two years. for larceny OF horses.
Antonio Apodaca, sentenced from
Donn Ana county 10 serve from ono
and one-haIf 10 two years. for larceny
OF horsea.
Cruz Cadena, sentenced from so-
zorro county 20 serve from q TO five
years. for larceny OF a horse.
Trinidad Grieao, Sentenced frpm
Torrance county 10 serve frcm one
to one and one-haif years, for
larceny.
Pablo Bcnayides. sentenced from
Luna county 20 serve from two 20
three years. for larceny.
Joseph Bewley. aentenced from
Guadalupe county 20 serve from two
to three years. for larceny.
Juan Lobato, sentenced from Col
lax county to aeryc from two 20 three
years for larceny Of cattle.
Juan y. Romero. Sentenced nom
Mora county, IA 1891 fos NE, for
murder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
At the TheaterS
Today

~"
Kiug, Queen, Joker, f. Famous
PLAYERS lHsky picture with sidney
chaplin. is the feature film ~ the
% thrltpr today THE usual udd.d
l%ttrtououa Burton Holmes Tray
Ulugur aud 20 rect Of current
Events ate being shown also.
Ilfir.
Vera Gordon, the mother" iu
" liumurpsIur. is starring today at
the Lyric ln The Greatest Love. 4"
The stuty il modelled somewhat after
the story of HuWorosque aud has
the universal appeal dealing with the
love Of o. mother that saved q life.
solved q mystery and brought huppi-
ucss s GuN'ty comedy. Dummy
Love viii uu shown here also
Ideal.
feminine lpNcliurss iu an It's form
marks the latest Low Cody picture
Occasionally Yours" q Robortson-
Cole supcr-spocial which opens at tht
Ideal theater today for a run Of two
days Leave II to the champion love-
ngtkor of the screen to surround him-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

b"lr with a hcyy Of beauties.
M. Cody knew what bee WINS doing
when hu rhos' charming Betty Blythe
To play uppnait" him uS b umurous
and Niyucioua widow lie WIS en-
tircly awake when hr selected tho
dark-cyod lovely southern rhoruh
Eliuur Fair. is on, OF those hn d.
Called upon 10 EiHs
No studio arcur wtH ever complete
without the group of artist models
Who Iiud life is not worth while
where CLOTHES are concerned Tho
studio ncyur lon " Occasionally Yours '
ip complete NNuuuy Gprdtllo. the
famous ARTISTS model helps make II
so.
Eileen |Scdswick bee here In q com
plote two reel picture The Girl iu
the Saddle. " the added attraction on
today's bill.
pastinc.
Elaine Hauaucrstcin in The Cir
From Nowhere. 90 at the Iasumc. has
no easy role TO play. She is cust "a,
the daughter of u prominent Judge lt
her town who, very much hoe fDvo with
H socially prominent young man a.
her ~ set, agrcCs to run away viii
him and get married. She finds tina
he is q crook playing n crooked game
while they ar" on thrir way to get .
preacher ~ n license. aud wha
proves to be- a ear tragedy bring
her rcal happiness eventually.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
Diseases
in State Drop Nearly
to Vanishing Point

SANTA FE. Aus. 2-communicable
diseases reported throughout New
Mexico last week dropped almost 20
tho vanishing point, IL Is shown In the
weekly bulletin By the state bureau
OF public health. Leaving out OF ac-
count the 50 cases OF tuberculosis re-
ported from GIANT county, and
chargcablc almost entirely to cases
received at the government hospital,
the total or all cases OF communicable
diseases is so. The cases are dts
tributod as follows.
ChickenpoN: Roosevelt 1.
Diphtheria: Colfax 1. Guadalupe !,
Mckinley 1, Rio Arriba I, Sandoyal
?. Santa Fe 2, Union 3; total -.
Gonurrhea: Bcrnalillo 1, Chavez o.
total u.
Measles: B%ernQlillo l..
Pneumonia Santa Fe /.
Syphilis: Grant !.
Tuberculosis. Chaves /. Grant 90,
Mora I total 50.
pars-typhoidi Rio Arriba l.
Whooping cough BernalillO 3.
Dynontcry. Chavcs 1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
DAIRY POSSIBILITIES
Of VALLEY PRAISED
BY KANSAS EXPERT
Cow Testing Association
Should Be Big Help,
Visitor Says

Albuquerque g. located in 70 fine
dairy district with unlimited posi-
biliti,s. according to g r. Gcurhart.
extension dairymHu from the state
Agricultural college of Kansas, who
wsE visiting In IA. city Yesterday,
Nj. Gcnrhurt Is In charge OF the
dairy extension work IN his state. and
IL an export boz. that line. iic was
shown several NJ the dairy farms leo
Gated ncnr Albuquerque by the county
agent and expressed himself ns high.
Is pleased with what be- saw
There are some Zinc herds around
here" he snid And the prospects,
Tor dairy farming took good
Hc said that the Bsrnalliu COW
testing association, which started up-
Grafton yesterday, would be- % great
help to dairymcn Of the vicinity.
kansas has ~ or these COW ioEi-
Ing associations. the oldest Of which
was started in 1909. They have an
proved % great benefit and t direct
money maker for tho membcrs
A. tho chief advantage Of the COW
testing association MI GCHrhurt
pointed out that through thcni
farmers would learn more about their
own cattle and The hest WAY to cara
for Thorn, than they could learn il
n other way.
There ur" always "a TOW dropping
out uf these associations after they
get started. but b. is usually Tor some
other cnH than that they are not
pleased with results" hc continued
"Mcu. who have been members al
ways try To start up association.
when They get To new localities where
thcr" are no cow testing asHOcia-
lions
Mr. G"arhlrt iH On his way back :,
Kansas after an extensive vacation
tour Of TcN1g. colorado. and New
Mexico with him iH Frank Cooper
a dairy man ~ Hannibal Missouri,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
\. OF C.. TO SPEND
S5,OOO.OOO IN AIDING
DISABLED SOLDIERS
Plan Outlined in Key
note Address of SUI
preme Knight

SAN FEANCGSCu. Calf. Aug a.
striking the keynote Of the thirty.
ninth annual convention ~ ,hc
knights Of Columbus. supreme
Knight James A. Flaherty Of Phila-
dclphin. before thounuds Of dele
gates aud visitors representing the
Is. Of g. organization In the United
States md its possessions. Canada,
NDwfnuudland Mexico. Cuht and
Panama. declared To-Day that tn"
500 600 members of the knights of
Columbus had gathered To rrdcdicate
themselves Of service exclusively in
the interest of thcir country
lie stated that thu x. of e. had en-
Iuyed the most prosperous and ef-
|tectiyc year iu IT'S history and that IT,
chief activities In be planned aud
launched az the san Francisco meet
ing were the campaign to spend The
So. 600. 900 balance uf The X. of g. war
fund un disqualification work for dis
ablod veterans. the initiation Of tho
IS ct g. American history work and
the Inauguration of tu" knights anti
tuberculosis campaign.
Correspondence school.
Besides which. e. committee Of ma
tionnliy- known educators Mas present,
hc said. TO lay before the convention
llHlH lNN NNf llNlll''lNANf iAhUi NANN ~
the largest correspondence school In
America To be conducted by the *, OF
G. Tor the benefit of former service
men desiring technical training.
Lot us organize throughout the
land an urmN M catholic women Ia
cooperate with us. Co remind the m
ton that the waI is not ever so Ions
ng there h. 10 h'ilrblc sea On tht
body or IN the mind Of any veteran
he atid. by this work W. are not
only fulfilling tho terms Of Tn
stewardship We accepted az tho handl
Of the American public when catholic
md non Catholic committed $40. 600.
OnO To care. hut we are doing tn
simple duty uf active citizens au'
paying the debt of practical gratitude
W. "" C. defenders
Supreme knisht F1ahcrty mad.
public Hu appeal received from Pop.
Benedict for the Is Of G. 70 introduce
American welfare work into Italy. 4
stimulate friendship between the tw'
countries and to protect IN" faith o
Italian youth. He announced that tn
knights would raise at least $1,000.
600 HmnnE themselves 10 inaugural
this work iu Rome 'Deluded Amer
leans who contribute to barron ma
%liciuus attempts 90 rob Italian yOuti
Of les mith may UIisunderstand on
motives. But even Italian Protest
ants have asked us. the Catholic me
ct America. TO sasH them from al
3 lifters maintained hy American dol
lars that might be better expended II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
Santa Fe Trail Hd
Near Wagon Mound
. to Be Improved

SANTA III. \. NJ, Aug. Partly
on account OF representations made
ny the good roads advocates who
gathered hero last week from the
counties OF Bernaliio, San Miguel.
Mora. ColfaN and Santa Fe, a big i'm
provement b. 10 De made az once IA
the condition OF that part of the
Santa Pc trail lying between Wagon
Mound and the San siiguel.santa Fe
county line. Tine state highway com
mission. la which the delegates sub
mitted their grievances, has placed
A, ~ st. Morris. district engineer ot
district No. 3, In charge OF the light
re~conatruction and maintenance work.
lie will devote his time 70 directing
the work Of several crews.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

THIS is our Gala Week of extra special
values. Tomorrow will be So day.
Thursday viii be 81 day, Friday will
be - day and Saturday will be another big
Is day. Watch Rosenwald's advertisements
every day for the bargains of the next day
All these bargains will he one day only spe-
cials. The careful shopper will find a great
many Of the things she needs this week at an
extra special price.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
%rRorEsson ENps LIrn

CHICAGO Aug. a.-George Fair
field. formerly a professor at Beloit
college, was found dead yesterday
with a bullet hole. In his head and a
revolver beside him In the Kenwood
club.
IN a ote to the director Of tho
club he referred to his IN health, and
said, $50 I'm ending Il all"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
Girl Arrested Here
After Running Away
From Estancia

Ruby 1ockroll. ~ years old, was
arrested here this morning after run
ming away from her home In i,stancin.
she lrft there ln ID Ford truck In com
pany with "a tourist.
She wa, found ut n camping ground
hero aud So being held by the police
for her parents
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02
HERALD A AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained ad writer's.
II you so desire, they will gladly
nssist you in wording your al.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-02

A blind man, Henry Fawcett. in.
England In 1850.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-08
MORGAN'S CREEK

Rev. Harvey failed to flI his ap
polntment Saturday night and Sun
day
Grandma Holley. who, has been sick
20 long Ii no better
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed johnson passed
up our creek Sunday
Willie Craig OF Summit was calling
on Olga Haieil Saturday and Sun
day and attended Sunday school at
this place
Several OF the boys and girls at
tended church al Yatesville sunday
Bertha chaffin was at Lewis say
ages Sunday.
George SHARKS was calling on Miss
Lizzie Cartmeli Saturday.
Arlie Derifieid was calling on Jessie
Han Friday
Mamie Burchett. Olga Hulett and
Willie Craig were out ear riding Sun
day.
Miss Mary Burchett, Lizzie Carter
and Grandma Conn left Tuesday for
Van Lear to visit her sick daughter.
Mrs Nan Johnson.
Several o fthe boys and girls are
expecting to attend the Ice cream sup
per al Twin Branch Saturday night.
TherS viii be pie social at Morgan
creek Saturday, July Is for the bene-
IL OF Sunday school
Mrs Dennis Pennington and little
daughter were calling On her mother
sunday TWO MATCHES
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-08

Rro. Carl preached a very interest
ing sermon here Sunday morning
Dan CfabtrAe IS visiting relatives at
Chattarpy
John Dials Is visiting home folks.
Misses Madge and Bertha Carter
were shopping IN Louisa Friday
Mrs Matte Carter ard son Of Hunt
ineton are visiting Dewitt Diamond
and family
JOHN Frazier and Earl Tackett were
calling AZ DEWITT Diamonds sunday
morning
Chprley Bays and wife are visiting
home fcllSs at present and upon re-
turning aone will be accompanied b.
Miss Leona Bays
Misses Mate ana Eva Blankenship
and Everett watkins were out auto
mobile riding Saturday evening
Miss Beulah Collinsworth and moth-
er were visiting at VIM Tayiors
Thursday and Friday
Dewitt Diamond Joe Carter and
Clarence Carter were business Visit
tors h louisa Saturday
Misses Virginia Diamond and Helen
Diais were visiting girl friends down
the creek Sunday
W. c. Austin was calling on his best
girl Sunday evening
Rev. 3. 3. Wiley and wife have gone
TO ohio to visit their children.
We are sorry to know of the death
OF Mr. Taylor which occurred some
few days ago. SUGAR
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-08
ADELINE



CToo late for last week.
There VIII be an ice cream social at
Rockford school house Saturday night.
July o.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Rice and little
daughter were calling on relatives At
Kenova Saturday and Sunday
Q. II. Kinner is very III at this writ
INK with AUX.
Misses Amy and Anna Vanhorn were
visiting their aunt, Sarah vanhorn,
Sunday.
sunday school at this place Is pro-
gressine nicely.
Lewis Nunley OF Knoxville. Tenn.
paid home folks a visit recently.
Gertrude Miller spent the weekend
with her sister. Mrs. Garland Webb OF
Failsburg. !.
Hence Ruggies was calling on Miss
Gladys Rice Sunday last.
~ ssss,s.sss.:a. Church sssis shopping at Ade
line Saturday,
Bascom Ruggles and family are pay
ing home folks visit at this writing.
There win be singing at this place
every Thursday night and Sunday
morning conducted by Prof. NJ. Rice.
CODDLING MOTH
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-08
PROGRAMME
Lawrence County Sunday School Con.
vention. Chapman, Saturday,
July 10, 1921.

---~&----
+ - o. ST. 81, iss,s~esseras Or c. Andersen.-
s:45--onr County Vice President
| A. o. Carter.
| 10000 Song Service Gallup Choir.
1920 Sunday School Essentials.
No. i Cradle Roll Mrs Il. NJ. Ken.
nIson.
No. 2 Home Department Mrs. F
T. d. Wallace, Sr,
No 3. Organized class-c. B. Well.
man.
No. 4 Graded Organization Prof
Ikennison.
Nc Teacher Tealning--=Dr Fred
AIIllard.
II o'clock Echoes from rae Field
County Sec, j. p. Prince.
l1:i0--Maie Quartet-rhe Church II
the wildwood
il:2o The Widening circle-w J
Vaughan. Field Worker.
appointment OF Committees,
Noon.
Song service and Devotional
Rev. John Cheap.
900 The Future OF the $. s.-.I. p
Mcclure,
2;2o Evangelism in the S. s,Rev
J. %, Bell
2:4o some Reflections R. O. Nc
Clure.
500 Echoes from districts. BY dis.
trlct officers
s:ls Number by the Quartet
Report OF committees
e::l0.--Suaday school as an agency
for formation OF character by NJ $
Burns
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-08
FALLSBURG

We are glad to report that we have
q good Sunday school at this place.
is better at this writing.
Tom Wooten was calling on his best
girl Sunday y = ~ - '-5 ~
Several from Fallsburg attended the
children's day at Green Valley.
There will be an ice cream supper
ut Faiisburg Saturday night, July 3.
BIG MIME.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-08

Batteries for Louisa: Williams ana
Galloway; for Prichard: Taylor and
Hurt (pJ, Brlnkley, and Pratt tc)
Double plays: Wilson unassisted to
Marcum twice; Williams to wilson.
Bases on balls: on Taylor i on
Hurt 81 on williams l. 4.
Game called 1853 SO. Time, lab
Tor 2 by Hurt 9.
Umpires: Walters and Sparks
Louisa .....,S.1 $50 3 o 4 0 I'll I
Prichard .. % 0 0 0 0 0S o. 4
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-08
TWIN BRANCH

4sii~re zsii be an lee cream supper
Il Lowor irwin Branch Saturday night
the eth. Boys bring your girls and
poc|ttthooka.
Charley ChhfIln and Nolan Webb
were ne guests Of George and Paul
Burton Tuesday evening
Miss Lizzie Kitchen aud Miss Maude
Burton we're out horseback riding
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-08
BLAINE

pr Chns nprton and family Of Nor
fea county are spending few days
with bis parents, Mr.. and MrsssS. III.
Burton.
Miss Blanche Osborn WAS visiting
tflendt q Ashland and Louisa last
MFs wm. Ntcncn stiil continues
very sick
willie Ewetnam Of Georgia is Wis
ltine friends and relatives at this
place.
chas. Ltdford has gone to Virginia
~ kHs - mother who Is very sick.
Chks edwards or Louisa was call
inf Oh the voters II this place the first
81 ire week
&. r. Osborn and family spent the
~Eff fnd With friends IN Louisa.
John Osborn and wits OF Ayresviiie
uhs calling on his fatner Walter o.
born one day Inst week.
Bert Byrd made 4 business trip 70
( foulra Monday w.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-08

Show me family with the stamp
of LABOR upo ntheir foreheads gather
ed around the family circle, thanking
riod for His protection over them thru
the day that has just passed. with a
bright hope for the future. not only in
this world but also in the world to
come and will show You happy
family.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-08

There are some lovely people in this
world Of ours thar remind us Of rag
RANT flowers. Whenever they draw
near we are glad, but know not why.
or riches or marvellous intelligence.
but embodiment of peace. They I'M
lion . fthe highest order. These peos
PIE are like quiet lake beside which
grps tall and beautiful plants. which
wien reelected in the water, make a
plaasant picture There IS no jarring,
no ia ripple on the mirror like water.
The colors Of earth and sky hamo-
nizo exquisitely. Birds sing soft
lallaby into their ears The world with
Us din Is only sweet song They
tlenlseiVes make harmony,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-08
Big Blaine Produce Go.
Il. 8. Pack. Manager
BLAINE KENTUCKY

szses.a.... the .,e..A lts fa- bootleeeine
is not severe enough.
1T isn't" replied Uncle Bill Bot
tietop. "A bootleeser ought to be made
to drink his own Ticker. washington
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-07-08

hurry US all to the approach OF that
day that will come but never 60. In
that one eternal day we shall reap the
harvest from the seeds sown in this
life. And what shall 1.-The harvest be2g
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-05-19
SPOT ON THE SUN
PARALYZES WIRES
PLAYS HAVOC WITH TELEGRAPH
TRAFFIC THROUGHOUT THE
UNITED STATES.
WIRELESS WORKS BETTER
Through Smoked Glasses, Held
Responsible for Disastrous
earth Currents"

New York.-Electrical influences
exerted by the aurora borealis or
northern lights, believed to be caused
by an unusually large sun spot, con-
tinued to play havoc with the tele-
graph traffic throughout the United
States, especially in the east.
Telegraph wire chiefs reported that
this natural phenomena had injected
extra voltage into teir wires, causing
what are known as "earth currents"
and interrupting traffic. The same
condition continued and became in
creasingly intense, causing one Of the
severest disturbances of it's kind in
80 years.
For more than an hour virtually ev-
cry telegraph wire leading from New
York was out of condition. Ocean
cables also we're slightly affected.
Curiously, however, the disturbance
that tied up the land wires seemed to
strengthen the signals Of wireless ap-
paratus, which were unusually clear
during the period of the heaviest land
Wire disturbance.
This interference Of electric cross
currents was so great that hardly a
telegraph or telephone wire was work.
ing efficiently anywhere on the CONT
nent.
Chief operators and engineers Of
the big companies say thai the volt
age on some of the main wires varied
from 300 degrees positive in one in
stance, to zero and 1870 negative the
next.
The electrical disturbance in the sky
was distinctively visible. Great pale
streamers of northern lights flashed
fanshape through the skies like rays
from thousand searchlights. For
the first time in the history of astron-
omical observation here some of the
streamers reached the zenith.
The disturbances suffered by tele-
graph and telephone wires were
caused not only by cross currents Of
electricity in the air, but by earth cur
rents as we'll. Usually the earth, for
telegraphic purposes, operates as a
negative pole Last night 1t played
gil sorts Of queer tricks and upset UNI
derground wires and connections.
For many hours the cities Of the
United States and Canada were prac-
ticaIly cut off from exchange Of news
by wire. The American Telegraph &
Telephone Company reported that the
disturbance was unprecedented in the
memory Of men 80 years in the serv-
Ice.
The real explanation Of the con-
lection between sun spots, the Aurora
and terrestrial electrical disturbance Is
unknown to science. The only thing
that is known Is that when spots
break out on the face of the sun,
caused by the eruption of internal
gases, the activities of the Aurora be-
come greater and that electrical dis
turbances occur.
The government observatories re-
rcrt new spot on the face Of the sun
$4,000 miles long and $1,000 wide.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-05-19
FoRFElTA. W. W. BONDS.

Chicago.-Bonds aggregating $4,000
for missing members of the indus
trial workers OF the world under peni-
Tertiary sent, nces we're ordered for
feited by the federal district court Of
appeals. The cases Of nine men, in
GLIDING William D. Haywood, now in
Russia, were affected. All were sup
pused to report at the Leavenworth,
Kansas, penitentiary following the re.
cent supreme court decision refusing
70 review their conviction for anti.
eoysrnE---- war time activities.