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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-09-21

| ii Iii AThonlas

Running things into the grouno
pays farmer
A good rule works both ways SO
when you don't spill the SAT- you
| will not have fuss
Cotton Market Quiet'-headline.
Yet. there is big noise about bou
weevils around some.
South Carolina has no divorce
law. so insurance rates for husbands
must be terribly high.
Ford values the public's good will
at 20 millions. Take or about
500 600 for man we saw ger i'll.
When a humbug bnzzrs around
like a bee someone gets sturg.
No cold shortage is expected this
winter.
You can't keep your head on your
shoulders by losing it.
In Idaho letter has been de.
,livered after three years. Mr.. Work
did something Hays couldn't do.
Utopia is land where all nic1el
cigars are really dime cigars.
Birds are flying south early
About all It means is fine winter
for the birds.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-09-21
MALARIAL FEVER
AND ITS CAUSE
What is malarial fever?

What is malarial fever?
A disease of man, common in hot,
wet countries.
What is malarial fever sometimes
called?
Chills and fever, bilious fever,
swamp fever.
Is this disease found in the Unit
ed States?
Yes. Along the coastal plain from
Connecticut to Texas, over nearly all
of the Mississippi Valley, and in a
number of valleys on the Pacific
Coast.
What causes malamal fever?
The presence of a certain small or
ganisms in the blood of the person
who has the fever.
What do you mean by an organ
ism?
Something that is alive and thus
has the power to reproduce its kind.
It may be alive, or alive as an animal
is.
Is the organism which causes ma
larial fever a plant or an animal?
1t is an animal, and in the blood
is said to be an animal parasite?
What do you mean by para
Site?
An animal or plant that lives at
the expense of another, like the mis-
tletoe, love vine, rust on corn, or the
hookworm, flea, etc. The malarial
parasite lives in man only by feed
ing on the blood cells of the man.
How do you know that these para
sites are found in the blood of those
who have malarial fever?
Because with the microscope we can
see them in the red blood cells of a
sick man with malarial fever.
What do you mean by red blood
cells?
They are very small bodies float
ing in the blood, shaped much like a
biscuit, with thickened edges; they
give the blood its red color, and are
a most important part of it. They
are essential to life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-09-21

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-09-21
THE MAILMAN

TP on the frozen shores of the Arctic Ocean, IN the Aak
civ of Point Barrow, farthestn north community on our
continent Amundsen and his explorers get Ielleas
brouaht over the snow in dogsledges by rural a service
carried the first three experimental rural rou'es III VS.
VIRGINIA, back in 1866 -, - % wears old
81 October the rural mail service Will pc 70 years u
odav there are more than $4,000 rural mail routes WIN
delivery service covering distance OF about @ .
The cost Of this service has risen to year, lo
the $4,000 appropriation that started 70 loyo. = a
We have done many wise things on Dig scaie ;
OF ali factors that have contributed 70 Aenoa %
orr intricate system of rapid communication easis i'As
with The top-nctchers .a of econon,ics
Without rural mail delivery, our system, Q, eco n
would break down. for city and country Woula pG I
the letter, the newspaper and the magazine carried Dy m
rural mailman. t,,er or deem drifts
w M J' 10 s1as clear-cut as indispensaby important
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-09-21
PRESBYTERIAN
MEETING SUCCESS

At Riverside the protracted meet
ing closed last Sunday. Interest was
good during the whole meeting and
quite number of professions and
reclaimations were made. Eight uni
ted with the Presbyterian church.
The meeting was conducted by the
pastor, Rev. w. N. Lowrance, assist
ed part of the time by Rev. o. G.
Davis, Supt. of Missions for North
Mississippi Presbytery. Rev. Low
rance said this was the sixth protrac-
ted meeting in which he had engaged
during the summer. He delivered
about sixty sermons and twenty some
odd had made professions of their
faith in Christ Our Lord during that
time
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-09-21
PATRIOTISM!
with Apologies to Sir Walter Scott)

The following poem by Louise Moss
Montgomery in The Woman Voter.
Breathes there man who's big
enough
To never want to "strut his STUFF
Within his own, his native town
Who never yet has felt desire
To try to set the world on fire
A knights fellowman the clown?
If such there breathe, go mark him
welli
Bring out the band, peal forth the
If when in office he has got,
The "green temptation" moves him
not
Nor makes him use the city's pelf
Just to aggrandize his own self.
Thus, putting graft and evil down,
Living, he'll gather fair renown-
Then meet the dust from whence he
sprung
Honored and lauded, wept and sung!
L. NJ. M.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-09-21

right"
We take the law in our mighty hands,
We brook no sons of our sister lands,
We have no care for the foreign
"cuss."
Our tread is light and we make no
fuss
We're for the U. S. A. and that means
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-09-21
Thursday, September q. 1922:
VOTEBY COUNTIES
FOR U.S.. SENATE

The following is the vote in the
second primary for United States
senator, the vote being official except
Bolivar and Prentiss counties, the
newspaper reports being accepted for
these two counties:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-09-21
X. X. X.

From The Miss. Woman Voter.)
We are the Knights of the Ku klux
Khan,
We wear our masks like gentle
man;
We swoop around in the dead Of
night,
And we win by stealth and we rule
by fright;
Our watchword, Country and the
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-03

"A pres TO VSecnnO Ia une, pO
cviceni, po cvicebne ceste, uI
vesnice vykonavane, vojaci Sc
vsemozne bavili, ably Ma vsech-
no zapomneli. Y setnine Jiriho
byl vojak, klown maleho cir
kusu. Opatrili mu jakysi klown
sky ubor, ma mensi pen strom-
ku navesil struny, re den kon-
servovych krabic urobil jak6si
puklice, jiny vojak hral ma har
moniku a setninova hudba by
la zTlzena.
Zerty, caste velmi surove, IL
taly. Kazdy Sc snazil utlumiti
V sobe jemnejSi cit, zapome-
nouti ma vsechno, nemysliti ma
mic vazneho. A vazne vzpomin
ky pres vsechen odpor piece
prichazely.
Uprostred Hodova stala kan
tina. Y dustojnickem oddeleni
schazeli Sc vzdy vsichni dustoj
nici cele reservy vesnice.
Tfetiho dne po prichodu il
Rho do Hodova, Easel 81 Jiri do
kantiny. V dustOinickem odde-
leni bylo aivo, premnoho du-
stoiniku. CepoValo Sc pivo. Pi-
vo, ceske pivo. Jiri 81 pochutna
val
4 tn z nenadani, iakoby Sc
cos V oblacich houpalo, hvizd,
proud, jakoby nejaka carodej-
lrice proletla vzduchem ohlu-
sujici rama Zdeseni! "Chlap"
je "zastreleny" prave ma kan
tinu. Rama dopadla asi pade-
sat kroku od nj. A. "a .chyili
soura Sc novy, tezky houpak.
Dustoinici pred tim veseli, pro-
zp6vujici necekali. Jako kdyz
do vrabcu streli, byli ii tam. A
mi JiTi necekal. Utikal kanti-
my domu. N6kolik ran padlo
pouze nekolik kroku Cd kanti-
ny.
T6zce Sc usinalo We stodole
,pfi zvuku strelby na fronte.
| Dfev6na, jednoducha stodulka.
Vi dobfe, kde je Hodov, vi 0
tom, re ie kazdem dvore re-
serva. Skoro V kazdem barac-
ku, V kazdem staveni vojaci. Az
| kdysi Sc mu zlibi "a noel stri-
| let nazdarbuh do Hodova a ma
| hodou zasahne nektera rama
! stodolu, co zbude z ubohych
| lidl, teSiclch Sc, re sc vratl dc
| zivota.
"Setnina bude chodit vecel
na nocni praci do fronty. Dnes
vecer puide prvni a druha ce.
Ia =. = oznamil dustojnlk.
TAX koneCn6. Konecn6 tan
pride, prozatim pouze ma noe
pomyslil 81 Jifi, pridelen jake
desatnik k druhe cet6.
Po Seste hodine vecer Sc ce
ty shromazdily pred stodolou
Vojaci opatreni vsichni lopa
tami. Pfectena jmena, vyslo ST
iako do zakleteho kralovstvi
VSade kvetly stromy, zelenals
Sc trava, clovicka vsak nikdt
nebylo videt. Sli do kopce ko
lem male opustene lihopalny
Dosli az k stanovisti nemec
kych baterii, zakopanych n
mi. N6koik Nemcu sedelo l
zakrytu. Slunce az zapadlo
soumrak vkradal Sc do kraje
Nojaci sli mlcky. Ob6 Get,
vedl kadet, nemecky ucitel. Ji
ii sci MIN. Vzpominali n;
domov. Ma fronte byl kid. Je
nom obcas rama pusky "a
znela. Dochazeli do kopce. 4
nahle delova rama ia ranou. C.,
Ia serie. Nebylo klidno V dust
Setkali Sc roztrousenymi vo
J iaky technicke setniny, vra
; cejicimi sc z fronty, kteri 81
do Hodova.
"Videl mas Sc vracet. Posla
"a nami serii, ctyri odvezli II;
hilfsplatz! Chap vidi ma pla
ninku IA vrchu, dava dnes po
zor, bud'te opatrni. Special
do vsi, jaksi zfejme radi, re 81
vraceii z mista, kan idou dru
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-03
VYSLEDKY MODERNfCH
OBJEVU " EGYPTE.

Hippokrates, recky filosof,
mar Y. 460 pr. Kr., pc mnoho
staleti zvany "Otcem lekaf-
stvi', zatlacen byl do pozadi
vysledky modernich objevu V
Egypt6, jez dokazuii, ze E
gypt'an6 nell slusne vyvinutou
soustavu lekarskou jiz pred
5000 lety, cili 5000 let pred
Hippokratem. Nell dobrou
predstavu o zazivacim pocho-
du a vetSina iejich leku byla
rostlinneho puvodu, to jest te-
hoz, jakeho jsou vSechny SOU
castky Trinerova Horkeho Vi
ma. Y tomto leku neni zadnych
chemikalii a ucinky jeho jsou
tax spolehlive, re vsichni "a
kaznici doporucuji je svym
Znamym pro Zacpu, nechut' k
lidlu, plyny We vnitfnostech,
boleni hlavy a jine zaludecni
poruchy. PAM Anna Ondt4ko-
va psala nam 2 New Britain,
Conn: "Mui muz trp6l Sc "a
ludkem cd mladosti, ale Trine
|rovo Horke Vino mu pomohlo
a mn6 take. Proto je doporucu-
il kazdemu pro zaludecni OBJ
tie" Zeptejte Sc sveho lekar-
nika neb dodavatele leku take
na jine vyborne Trinerovy le
Ky. Pani Alice Switzova psa.
la nam 3. dubna Z Jefferson
Tex: "Jsem vzdycky spokoje
ma S Trinerovymi leky. Trine.
ruv Liniment je nenahraditel
ny, della mi dobre pri revmati
smu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-03
"SVET"

ry vojak. "Jako kdyby 81 nj
rekl V klidui"
Jifi byl vsecek rozrusen.
Stfelba Sc stavala stale zivejsi
konecne prace dodelana.
Party Sc sesly Y hlavnim "a
kope a kdyz byly propusteny in
spekcnfm dustojnikem, specha
ly zakopem z fronty. Stfelba
stavala Sc zivejSi Vystrely q
pu$ek znely bez prestani,
chtilemi zdalo Sc Jitimu, re
dochazi k boii. ObcaS zahuGela
a praskla delova rama. V tenn
nu oblohy zasvitila jako vlasa-
tice skucicf nina. Voiaci, kteri
poprv6 priSli fronty, specha-
Ii S hlavami schyIenymi. Zkuse
nj Sc jim vysmlvah. Sh zdanlive
bezstarostne. "To mic neni, no
chi stfelba, az zazijete utok,"
Pred vychodem re zakopu "a
stavila je hlidka, rekli heslo a
stall "a frontou Il n6kolika hro-
bu. Kadet sci Sc ohlasit ma pra
porni velitelstvi.
Zbloudil6 kulky hvizdaly
mimo hlavu.
Spechali k vesnicce. Obcas 0
zaril krajinu reflektor. Nepri-
| tel hledal obet'.
Majova noe. Trava, kv6ty
stromu vonely. Cvrcci cvrlikali
a ma fronte zabiji.
Marine napominal je kadet,
ably Sli tise. Vypraveli o domo-
I've, milenkach, 0 zenach, 0
zkusenostech ma front6, vtipko
vail, jakoby zapomn6li ma pro-
vazejicl je smrt.
Zivot V reserve. Rano cviceni
stfelba, obden noCni vyprava
ma praci do zakopu Ma frontu.
Nekolikrat byl .uz .Jiri na from
1te.
K jeho roji pfidelen byl Sta
rex, mlady hoch, jednorocni
dobrovolnik, student, svobod-
nix. IIrav6 dit6 jesta. S MIN Ji-
ri hovorival.
Dochazely listky cd zeny
teskn6, touzebnG, starostliv6
i Vypsano V Mich, co della mal@
Anicka, iak vzpomina ma ta.
tinka.
Lola nepsala.
]. Jiri navykal ma voiensky III
vot. Vecer V stodole poslouch;
miluie.
Pri vzpominkach nekterdh(
hocha na milanku. zavidel mi
ieho st6sti. Pozoroval Sc Zayi
sti, jak hosi nsali syym dra
hym, jak dychtive cekavali n;
postu, jak lokali zraky fadky
listku Cd techto obdrzene.
Lola nepiSe Neni Loly. N
| dbal vyprav6n vojaku o domo
We, o zenach, o milenkach, Q n;
deiich ma navrat, o St6sti n
shledani Sc svImi drahymi.
V dust ieho bylo neVeselo.
Nae on Sc ma t6sit? Ma pre-
ce dobrou, milujici zenu, dee
rusku !. Tim hure pro neho
Kdyby aspon byla zla, nitem
na, aby mohl omluviti, re ne
! ma sc mac test. A prece. pre-
< ce vzdy nedockavosti ceka
: val ma poStu. Snad pfece, sna
: sc rozpomene marne.
Starek Sc mu sveril. Je "a
: milovan do mlade dlvciny
. Praze. UkazaI mu cd III nalyn
diver dopisy.
Vii Sc do iaho lasky.
Y Skladal S MIN pro nj psanl.
A cas- ubihai. Byli uz mesi
Z Y reserve. Cekali kazd6ho dn
ze budou poslani na frontJ
i stale neklidnaisi.
) Konecne. I cervnovem II
nu byli poslani ubytovatela n
1 frontu pfevzi,i zakop, zakry
] ty setniny. kterou vecer vystf.
4 dali.
VSe slozeno, pfipraveno K 0
! chodu. Y soumraku seraden
/ setnina vysla dustoinlky n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-03
IA VALECNEH0 BESU."
ROMAN UCASTNfKA VALkY
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

Napsal Ladislav Hajek

pOVaZuJe kourlt, nakaZoVal
kadet, 'vzdy deset muzu prebe-
hne a Ia mimi ma sto kroku dal
sich deset." | nejbezstarostnej
81 prestali vtipkovat.
St'astne Sc prebehlo pod ma
sledujici kopec. Nespatril iich.
Vydali Sc Ma dalSi pochod,
az dosli ma vrch k fronte, ke
prapornimu velitelstvi. Kadet
sci ohlasit Getty. Obcas hvizdla
vzduchem zabloudila koule. Ia
hle, smutne. Sli jeden "a dru-
.hym zacatecnlm zakopem. Ne
kolik hrobu drevenymi XIII
lezelo u neho, Jako pozdrav k
fronte Sc ubirajicim. V Mich
pochovani lei ii, ktere zasahla
Ia frontou zabloudila kule, a.
nebo dopadla delova rama. Ia
koup Sc hloubil, az prevysoval
cele jejich postavy.
Setmelo Sc uplne. Zivejsi
strelba nastala. kule smutne
hvizdaly mad zakopem. Pra-
skavky pusobily neprijemny
pocit. A V zakopech mimo "a
stavujici je hlidku ami clovic-
ka. Sli vedle zakrytu. Pri mat
mem svetle nem rozdelovali
81 vojaci veceri.
Kde isl, krasna Praho, sc
svymi sumnymi osvetlenymi u
licemi. Kde jsi, sve.te a krasny
zivote? premySlel Jiri. Sli MI
cky. Jenom druzi, kteri uz do
bre znali zivot V zakopech, ja-
koby chteli ukazati tenn, kteri
po prve pfisli na frontu, re nj
echo Sc nelekaii, obcas polohla
site zazertovali.
M6sic vysel a stribrnym trpy
tenn dodaval vetSi bizarnosti
zakoutim V zakopech.
Stanuli. Kadet cosi vyjedna-
val S inspek6nim dustojnikem,
ktery je ocekaval.
Getty rozdeleny ma pracovnt
party. Nekter6 odesly z mich
pracovat do zakopu, vedoucihC
k polni strait. Jirf zustal pal
, tou V hlavnim Zakopu. Bylo TIE
ba vyspraviti vrsek, ktery utr
pei delovou ranou.
Bylo vojakum vystoupiti ma
horu ma zakop. Jiri trnul o ie
iich zivoty. V temnu vecernin
odrazely Sc jejich silhouety Y
mesicnim tfpytu cd cerne ze
me. Jifi stal Y zakopu Byl po
vdeCen, re neni mu treba Wy
stoupiti IA zakop. Obcas zare
petty strojni pusky. Vojaci OF
| hazujici prst lopatami Sc shy
bli.
Svobodnik z party Easel a:
pred zakop lehl 81 Ma zemi.
Jiri Y duchu obdivoval jejicl
odVahu. Nebyla to odvaha, byl;
to nucena resignace.
Do Zakopu prisel praporcik
, Rozhovoiil Sc S Jirim. Po prVI
V zakopech. Nedivi Sc mu, u
Sc tax krti. Pfivykne 81 vsal
, casem. Sam uz devaty mesic Ii
: ie zakopu. Ma vSechno S
zvykne.
Nepritel pozoroval cosi. ku
, le casteii hvizdaly mad hlavou
Nepliiemny pocit praskavek.
Stroini pusky repetily. Vol
ci mlcky, rychle pracovali, alb
drive prace dodelali.
Kdyby uz bylo dvanact, kd.
/ pujdou nazpet do vsi.
Hu-hd-hu-hd, prask. Vojao
/. sc skrcili Ma chvili. Ticho byl
! az Ease lopaty zazvonily.
J Druhy houpak prochvel vzdl
chem. Hromova rama. Dopad
: kamsi nedaleko. Prst az k min
: dolet6la.
"Neda uz pokoje,' vyprave
praporGik, "klidno jsme t
nell, o svatclch Rusi mas navst
viii, pTinesli caje, cigaret, mas
voiaci Y ruskych zakopech byl
: pohosteni. Radovali jsme Sc, q
i w konec nastava = a znoVu t.
J zaclo."
: "Jezis Maria! Uz il mann,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
POLICE ROUND UP
SCORES IN RAID

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. 90
(By I. n. S)-F1fty-three men and
10 women, taken in police raids
during the night and believed 10 be
members OF "high-jacking" gangs,
were being quizzed by detectives here
today in an effort 20 unravel two
mysterious murders OF the past six
months IN Indianapolis.
The raids were being continued
today under personal direction OF
Mayor Samuel Lewis Shank. who was
aroused a the failure Of the police
department TO solve the murders or
William Hatfield. a patrolman. last
July, and Of Hence Orme, wealthy
clubman and farmer. who was shot
20 death = days ago.
Detectives are working on the
theory that both men met death at
tho hands OF booze "high-jackers. -
All the prisoners are being held IN
communicate under high bonds. on
vagrancy charges.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
BAD BREATH
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove Ii

Or. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
substitute for calomel. &C; gently on
the bowels and positively do the
work.
People afflicted with bad breath
find quick relief through DR.. Ed
wards Olive Tablets. The pleasant.
sugar-coated tablets are taken for
lad breath by all who know them.
- Or. Edwards Olive Tablets act
gently but firmly on the bowels and
liver, stimulating them 10 natural
action. clearing the blood and g-utly
purifying the entire system. They
do that which dangerous calomcl
does without any OF the bad after
effects.
All the benefits OF nasty sickeninE.
gripping cathartics are derived from
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets without
gripping. pain or any disagreeable ef-
fects
Dr. r. NJ Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years OF
practice among patients afflicted
with bowel and liver complaint. with
the attendant bad breath
Olive Tablets are purely a vese-
table compound mixed with olive
oil: YOU Will know them by their
olive color. Take one or two every
night for a week aid note the effect.
15c and soc. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
SAGINAW CAR FIGHT
TO BE TAKEN TO COURT

SAGINAW, Nov. 29.-Opponents
OF the street car franchise. voted on.
Nov. Z, viii go into circuit court,
wednesday, and ask for mandamus
action to throw out the entire vote
OF the sixteenth ward, where the
ballot was very heavy IN favor of
the franchise. other counts, on
which # will be contended that the
city council as n board OF canvas
sers erred in recouning the ballots,
Will be alleged IN the action. This
s. the counter action against the
move OF those who are for the fran
chise. who have asked that the
courts throw out 100 votes counted
against Il. because they claim the
cross was placed wrongly. The next
move after the fling Of Wednesdays
rnanda1nus vail be TO have both &C
lions combined and heard at the
same time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
MOB LEADERS
TO TAKE STAND
Near Lynching of Dudgeon
Boys 10 Be Explained, Is
Promise of Prosecutor.

WHITE CLOUD Mich, Nov %.
Mob law. as exemplifed i'm the
protection OF society by the innuen-
tial citizens of Newaygo county. is
TO have a demonstration in the trial
here of Alice Dudgeon charged with
the Staying OF her son-in-law. Romie
Hodell
Prosecutor William J. Braastom
announced. Tuesday evening that
he will call as witnesses the lead
ers in the Sunday afternoon mob
which attacked Lee and Herman
Dudgeon. near the $'ulkerson
schoolhouse. in GoodweU township
last July.
"StOry OF "Lynchir< Party
The mob. according 10 evidence i'm
the present case. was urged on 10y
members Of the Hodell family. and
was actuated by the claim that the
county authorities had not arrested
anyone in response to the claim of
foul play in the death OF Romie
Hode1l. The Dudgeon boys We're
beaten, a rope thrown around their
necks, and over the limb of a tan
tree beside the road, and they were
pulled up off their feet. BY that
means. 1t IS claimed. the mob OBJ
tanned a confession" that Hodell
had been murdered. although the
DudgeOns repudiated the statement
when they were out of danger.
The story OF the mob was told.
Tuesday, by Lee Dudgeon, on the
witness stand in the defense OF his
mother. Both Lee and Herman
Dudgeon are awaiting trial on muir
der charges, in connection with the
Romie Hodell death. Lee Dodgeon
also told OF brutal treatment at the
hands of the state police investigat-
ing the case. and. on the score OF
physical fear inspired by those Off
GERS, he repudiated his former Con
fession."
He testified that he personally
was on good terms with bis broth
er-in-law. as were other members of
the family. and fatty denied the
charge THAI Hodeu was killed by
blows from a rolling Pin. welded
by Media Hodell. his wife. and Alice
Dudgeon, his mother-in-law.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
COAL DIVISION TO
RESUME OPERATION
Propst Says Freight Traffic
Will Start Dec. Idle
More Than a Year.

ATTHCA. Ind, Nov. 29.-Charles
+. Probst. president and manager
OF the Chicago. Attica & Southern
Railroad Co. has announced that
the road Will begin hauling freight
Dec. from West Meiche-, north
through Attica and PERCY juno
ton 10 Far Oaks. and from PERCY
Junction. west TO Elmer. with ter
minal facilities al Momence. III. The
part OF the line from Fair Oaks.
north Of Lacrosse. VIII be operated
for freight service. starting Jan. &.
1928.
BY the first of next year the old
coal road that has not been operated
for nearly year, viii again be CIV
ing service. Mr.. Probs. has not an
rounced when passenger traffic VIII
be started. but those who are IN
close touch with him say that as
soon as the freight traffic is pro-
vided for Mr. Probst and his as
s.stants will take up the question Of
passenger service.
Negotiations for tho purchase OF
the q abandoned coal division from
the c. x Z. l. were completed in
Chicago Sept Is. The purchase
price was announced at S25O.OO0
and much Of the stock i'm the new
road was sold to farmers and cle-
vatOr operators along the road.
Among those Interested i'm buying
the road were J. shannon Nave of
this city. Charles W. ZieSler. Of this
city; Fred Lyons. of Brook; Lemuel
Shipman, of Fowler and +. 5 Booze,
Of Kingman.
The part of the coal division be-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
Catches Missed Train
By FLYING From DAYTON

DAYTON. o.. Nov 29-Resortins
TO the use OF an airplane after he
was left by his train at Dayton when
he alighted to obtain medicine, G.
Hasweu, New York business man.
was united with his wife. III aboard
the train. at Indianapolis, one hour
and thirty minutes after he left here
by the air route.
Seeing that he had missed the
train. HasweH called private air
plane field. hired an air taxi and
overlook the train at il was about
10 leave indianapolis. He intended to
follow il 10 st. Louis had he not
caught up with his wife in the Hoos-
Ter capital.