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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-23

| Anniversary
| Opportunities
White Ribbons for
w Bows, Sashes, now 40c
Always wanted for summer. A
kind and quality seldom found ut
this low price. Plain or Moire
Ribbon with narrow fancy edge
i0c a yard.
p oman-striped Ribbon in
IL 6N Inch width-85c
Handsome grosgrain Ribbon in
summery colorings delightfully."-
combined. Now s6c yard.
Imported Cire Ribbons
L Less Than Half, S5c'
Flowered and conventional de-
signs on dark grounds, rich in
effect. For bags, girdles and hair
bows-now 85c a yard.
Aisle H.. Market Street and Centre
Handkerchief of Fine
IL Irish Linen UnderPr
Just from Lurgan. Ireland. and
ME- Ms HANpKERcH1EFs,
with hemstitched hens In blue,
tds french gray green or tan-now
woMEN's HANDKERcHIEFs
with hemstitched hens in blue,
Old rose. French gray or tan
Aisle IL. Market Street
Dillow Cases of Bleached
1 Muslin in the Sale, 35c
Neatly made Of muslin. 4bx36
inches, dependable quality, away
under price at 35c each. -
Aisle 12. Filbert Street
ong Cloth in Original
II Ten-yard Pieces-S1.S5
4 notable Anniversary Sale
value. for this is a fine-spun Long
Aisle u. centr.
Stationery You Will
~ Appreciate at 45c a box
Boxes Of l02 sheets Of white
,'nmSehlnnish ,nS Writing Paper AHA
hSI, bsg envelopes to match. About
~,. Aisle 10. Centre
Sterling Silver Frames
~ for Photos, Half Price
"a number Of sizes in Oval
,rames, plain, engraved or en-
she-turned--now $500 to $27.00.
Aisle 10. Market Street
w0 Pounds Chocolates
. in a Metal Box-Sl.OO
:. delicious Bryn Mawr Choco-
iStes In a decorated metal box:
worth one-half more than sl.OO.
s'rawbridge 4 Clothier-Ba sement
and Filbert Street Cross Aisle
'hildren's Rockers-$2
NOne.fourth Under Price
q a chair Of her own will mean
z great deal to any little girl
ror porch or general use. o."
our.passenger Lawn
Swings, $3.50, $1,000
and STATS -,
,,on.i anree special-price groups. AL.
SWINE SWINE strongly constructed |
Jlay'yards for Baby p:
Much Under Price
aooWh Whi.e enameled, with wood
caur, a sG25' Natural color. with
Easement. Fiibert Street i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-23
BRUSHES
RUBBER GOODS

Rubberized Tourist Cases. .35c
bath Caps-now. 49,. .18c and 35c
} 4 Clothier-Aisies o and
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22
PINEY GROVE

We have had some hot weather the past week, causing the boil weevtls to go to the shade, and also some farmers,
 Health Is very good at this writing.
 Mir. Herman and Ronald White Of Liberty. were at Piney Grove Saturday night
 Louis Jones and family were at Piney Grove Sunday,
 Mrs William Hoover took a head of cabbage from her garden the other day which weighed l2 lbs.
 MT. and Mrs. Ira Love attended ser vices at Piney Grove Saturday night.
 Roy CagIe and Miss Alice Stratton attended services at Piney Grove Sun day
 John and Melvin Hooks made a business trip 70 Prescott Wednesday
 Find corn III weeds-surely much more interesting than finding weeds in corn
 Baseball and candidates are about all you can near talked there days and as am member of neither sex will ring off
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22
EMMETT

Mrs. Thomas MuIlein. who has been visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs Deaton of this city. returned fo her home in Gurdon Tuesday Her s'ster' Cattle accompanied her and will Visit in that city two weeks
 Phil Townsend who is working with the Boyd Drug Company, spent Sunday with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Roiiin Townsend.
 MT. and Mrs. T c. Dawson have moved to Chidester They have ac- cepted positions as teachers in the pub lie schools there.
 MT. and Mrs. D. A. Shell entertained the young people Saturday night with a party
 Roy Goad left Sunday night for Idabel. Okla. He has accepted a posi- tion in that city
 Little Miss Pauline Goad returned bome Sunday. She had been visiting her cousin. Miss Bonnie Brown or Providence.
 Miss TheIma Shell visited her aunt
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22

to get old
 Brother Jesse Price filled Brother Oxford's appointment at this place Saturday and Sunday
 Jesse Silvey and family attended church here Sunday as also did Mrs John Silvey.
 Miss Denver White took dinner with Miss Ruby Goodwin Sunday
 Mir and Mrs George Duke visited Tom Goodwin and family Sunday.
 Say. Mir Grain if Fife is in need of some one to assist her in cooking please see me before you trade with anyone.
 Uncle Woody and Aunt Martha Steed, little son Clayburn and wife at tended church al this place Sunday.
 Earl and Ernest White seem to be dear lovers of music as they go to Bodcaw every Sunday night.
 Ye scribe has been thinking for some time If the good Lord spares my life that I will go down to Southwest Texas where there is plenty of deer If I live many years I am sure that I will capture one dear.
 Let me say to all of our clever scribes let's do all we can for our county paper. and I also suggest that Wade Kitchens give us a few writeups in the Pieayune, of some of the very attractive sights he has seen in going around the world. He has been where our blessed Savior was buried and also where He was baptized. Wade's mother and my mother used to call the same woman mother and mother spirit went to God who gave it about g years ago May the good Lord bless you all Is my desire.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22
LANEBURG

ur and Mrs. Tom Duke and sons, s;d,ev and Fred visited MT. and Mrs. W Gam Sunday.
 F. Carnes and family spent Sun ..v with J. T. McGOugh and family.
 granville Duke of Little Rock, spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks.
 urs Joe Bolls is visiting her ,daugh- .or Mrs shelton Cross of Hope.
 Miss Hester Purtle was a Prescott visitor Thursday and Friday.
 Mrs. o. G. Wren and little son, nonald. who have been visiting Dr.. cF Nelms and family for the past uonth. returned to their home in Pine Bluff Friday.
 Owen McDaniel of near Prescott, at tended Sunday school here Sunday.
 Ed sisson had the misfortune to ,ose one of his mules last week.
 Miss Vera Hudson spent last week with friends ln Emmet.
 K. Barksdale made business trip to Prescott Friday.
 Elmer Murry and Hubert McGough attended church at New Salem Sun- day afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Chester Woosley of Little Rock, spent the week end with Nr. and Mrs G. L. Hare.
 Dr. c. F Nelms and wife, G W. Duke and wife attended the funeral of Uncle Jerry Harris at Harmony Sun day.
 Mrs. McRae Gam entertained a bunch of young people Saturday night. The following were present: Vera Hudson, Mary McGough, Ethel Steed, Paraylee Duke, Ollie McGough, How ard Duke, Ivy Steed, Herbert Hunter, Odel Garrett. Milton Steed, Hubert Mo Cough, Vester Steed
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22
EDUCATION

Mrs. D. A. Fullerton and family vis- tied MT and Mrs. T. B. Lee Sunday.
 Miss Blanche Lamb Of Prescott, spent the week end with her parents MT. and Mrs. T. J. Lamb.
 T. R. Stuart and family visited Mir and Mrs I. H. Stuart Sunday.
 winifred, little son of Mir and Mrs Herbert Britt. is very sick at this writing
 Mrs. Earl Harrington of Philadelphia who has been visiting her parents. Mir and Mrs. H. F. Britt, returned home this morning
 K. B. Uncle Boat Johnson left this afternoon for Glenwood, Ark, to as- sist Bro. Walthall in a meeting
 Alex Beavert and family visited at W. H. Gamers Sunday. MT. Beavert attended church at Piney Grove
 Lee Renfro of Nubbin Hill, went to the oil fields in Louisiana last Sunday and brought home Willie, his son, who Is victim of typhoid fever
 Mrs. T. J. Lee is on the sick lsit.
 Mrs. H. D. Bullock and daughter, Miss Hazel, were shopping in Presrcott last Saturday
 The writer attended church at Piney Grove Sunday and took dinner with T. B. Lee and family.
 Singing at D D Stuart's was well attended.
 Mrs. T. J Lamb is on the sick list.
 Mrs. R. F Delaughter and two chil. dren of this place, were called to Nor mangee, Texas, on account of the death of her sister, Miss Mabel Jen- klns' and her brother, Jim. The latter uied two days after the death of his sister
 Nelson Adams of Idabel. Okla passed through here this morning en route to visit his brother, Wilson Auams Of Salem community
 Ernest Stuart, wife and daughter of uurdon' passed through here en route to l. Y Stuart's this afternoon.
 Mrs k. Delaughter and son. R. E Deianghter, and grandson. Thomas mcDaniel, are spending the day in ArKadelphia visiting their daughter ana slstre, Mrs. Jno. W. Allen.
 ihomas McDaniel had the misfor- tune Of getting snakebit Saturday. But "o IN getting along nicely.
 H M' Frisby and family and Aunt amanda Raines are expected at D. A. 'uiierton's this afternoon to spend the "ieht' They will leave Tuesday morn 'ng Tor Malvern and Little Rock to ''sit relatives and friends.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22
ANTIOCH

We appreciate the fine weather we have had the past week. The farmers have been very busy even if 1t has been extremely warm.
 The boil weevils are trying to out wit the farmers but perhaps they shall not get all the cotton though if they do it is none of our business We are getting unthankful we arc lea vtng God out too much and trusting our selves. Pm afraid ere long we shall be brought down in humility
 Several from this place went to Lib erty last second Sunday, and heard Bro. Josh Rogers deliver one of his great sermons A great pity that tho world is not filled up with men like Bro. Rogers.
 Mrs R. F. Shell visited Mrs W. B. Warren last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. vanmeter has been very Mck the past week. but we're glad to report she is slowly improving
 Mrs Ida Martin and children oe Prescott. spent a few days of last week with Mrs. Lige Martin of this place.
 Sorry to hear of the death of MT. Jerry Harris of Sutton, who dtsd sud- denly at his home last Saturday after noon. Mrs Harris and children havs our deepest sympathy.
 Miss Sylvia Easterling was the guest of Miss Bessie Hamilton Satur- day night
 Miss Oleta Hill entertained with . party at her home last Saturday night.
 Misses Marie and Bessie Hamilton Frances and Glenn Bright were ths guests of Misses Cordie and Sylvia Easterling last Sunday.
 Adieu to all ye scribes and readers of the dear old paper.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22
WARDS CHAPEL

Hello; hOw's everybody? Lots of folks are feeling stupid and grouchy these days. but have so much work to do just can't quit. The past two weeks have been fine for the farmers and everybody works now.
 Sunday school was well attended Sunday.
 Born last Friday, to Mir and Mrs N. C. Auxier. a fine boy
 Mrs Media Chapel of Prescott, spent Sunday and Monday with her sister. Mrs. Campbell F. McGuire
 The pound supper at Clarence Bill lngsley's Friday night was attended by several of the young folks All reported fine time and plenty of eats.
 Hugh Billingsley, Dewey and Earl Buchanan left last week for the har-
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22

Mrs. Dudley, and her grandmother. Mrs. Shell in Hope last week.
 Mir. and Mrs F. c. Haltom and Frank Garland, Jr., are visiting Mrs Haltom's parents, MT. and Mrs. James HOdinate of Buena Vista
 Bob Shackelford and son Rupert, of Ardmore, Okla. passed through this city Saturday, en route to Hot Springs and spent few hours with Mir. Shack elford's sister. Mrs John yickers. Ray. her son. went with them
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22

vest fields in Kansas. Here's hoping Kansas will have great harvest. but our boys will soon return.
 Mir. and Mrs. A F. McGuire and children spent Sunday at Liberty.
 A bunch of young folks went to ths river Sunday and had nice time
 The women folks are out gathering blackberries the past week and seem to be finding a nice lot The sun is hot too about now Summer must be here.
 am gone. Success to the Picayune and it's many friends
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22
PLEASANT HILL,

Farming is progressing very nicely so far
 Little Miss Lois Barringer is in the Sanitarium at Prescott
 Miss Alice Nolan attended services at this place Sunday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Pledge Buchanan took dinner with MT. and Mrs. c. Harris Sunday.
 Miss Rhea Holcomb atetnded sing. ing al Nubbin Hill Sunday, accom- panied by Carl Billingsley
 MT. Midciff has been on the sick list the past few days.
 Mir and Mrs Pledge Buchanan and little daughter Jewel attended services at Arcadia Sunday
 Mrs. Lee Dowdle has been on the sick list
 C. w. Harris and oldest son, Law renee, made a business trip to Prescott Wednesday.
 Miss Netie Cromer of Arcadia, at tended preaching at New Home Sun- day.
 Miss Leola Martin is visiting her brother, Willie Martin, at Prescott, a few days.
 Miss Irene Billingsley and Mir Hap Stuart attended prayer meeting Sun day night.
 Miss Marie Johnson was married last Saturday evening to Mr Bark stall
 All remember Bro. J. A. Copeland will begin series of meetings Satur- day night before the first Sunday in July. Let everybody come and bring some one with you
 Services begin at 10 a. m. Come always a welcome
 As I am idle this evening, I will scribble little.
 The farmers around here are turning Old Beck this week, trying to catch up with their work
 4 few Of our young folks went to to Prescott to attend services last Monday night. and report a fine time Among them were Misses Rhea and Ruth Holeomb. Ian Buchanan. Irene Billingsley. Bruce Dye.
 The meeting starts at this place Sat urday night before the first Sunday in July Everybody has special invi tation to attend
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22
WHITES CHAPEL

Good evening to all the readers ot our dear old Picayune. trust that everything is wolng well with all of you.
 The past few days have been pretty hot I like warm weather better than I do the cold, especially since began
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22
NEW HOME

Dear Editor: Will you permit me small space in this weeks issue? If so will try to tell the readers of the dear old Picayune a few of the country
 Bro. Frank Langley delivered an in teresting sermon at this place Sunday morning prea ched to a very large and attentive crowd. He brought with him Mir Jim Brown of Boughton, one of Nevada county's most successful sing CTS therefore we enjoyed some real singing and good serman also
 The song and prayer service Sunday night were exceedingly good We again want to compliment the leaders for their regular attendance and being there at the beginning hour. which is ' D m. sharp. We had with Us Sun day night Mir and Mrs. W 5 Roe Mir Roe has been unable to be with us in the night services for some time on account of the illness of Mrs Roe but we are truly glad to report that she is able to be up again. MT. and Mrs D E. Barnes visited Mir and Mrs R F. Barnes Sunday c. A Grimes and family atetnded services here Sunday morning, also Sunday night Come back again.
 Jack Barringer of Hope was the guest Of E. F. Pye and family Saturday night and Sunday.
 c F Morris and one Of his better chums were out driving Sunday eve.
 H H. Huskey when driving from Prescott one day the past week heard an unusual noise in the rear end of his car Upon looking back he noticed MT. Boil Weevil had occupied the back seat. When he asked him where he was going, Mfr Weevil replied Il am just riding He hadn't driven very far until the mpudent fellow lit upon the steering wheel When asked what he was going 70 do. the reply was. T am going TO drive" Why you can't drive this car" said MT. Huskey. Sure can" said the Weevil Il drove one into the garage last year, and 1t is still sitting there" So if all you farmers would do as Mir. Huskey and a number Of other farmers have done and are doing. join the Farm Labor Union Of America" your cars will not be placed in the garage this time another year We organized local at this place Friday night, May 24. and received large enrolment of members, and have been growing ever since Everyone is working at the job and that is what we have to do 10 make a success in any Organiza- tion or business Remember the Union meets again Friday night Will have an open door meeting everyone who can and will come will be- glad to have you
 Misses Ruth ani Rhea Hocomb. Messrs Arless Harris and Carl Bill kingsley attended the Sunday School service at Nubbin Hill sunday even ing
 The entertainment given oy Mir and Mrs Rufe Martindale Saturday night , was largely attended
 Uncle Ben Wynn called on Will Me Cain Sunday
 MT. and Mrs I ? Mccain and daughter attended services here sun day
 Miss Johann left Sunday night for Fayetteville.
 Will close wishing all you scribes and the many readers of the Picayune the greates of success.
 Anyone desiring 10 enter good Sun day school where they pull together like two young chicks pulling at a worm. come to New Home next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock sharp Will be glad to have you.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22

resident Gary of the steel trust says that revision of tariff law Is an "'e'mittent disease marked in It's ap- pearahces by the change of admins oaeion' partisan in its inception and s'u''cai In its aspect and appreciation. And he said a mouthful.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-06-22

Did you ever stop to consider that everything that is the matter of the world can bs traced directly to ths people who inhabit it2
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12

UP near the river bank, near the small
boat ferry landing AS my husband
got out of the car and started to go
down the bank there came a flash of
gun almost in his face, and his hat
fell off and something struck the car.
Dick jumped back, pulled his auto
matte and began to shoot. Again and
again came the flash and something
struck the car again. The children and
| could see the man who was shooting
at my husband backing down under
the bank and my husband walking
toward him, shooting.
"They both disappeared under the
bank when we heard a noise like men
fighting or struggling. was getting
nervous and did not know what to do.
We heard three more shots and /
heard some one yell out in Mexican.
Shortly after my husband came to
the top of the bank holding his hands
to his face and told me to drive to
Deputy Collector J. r. Clark's house
and bring him and also lantern. l
drove as fast as l could and returned
with Clark and the lantern.
Picked Up Husbands Hat.
1--WE found my husbands hat near
the car with bullet hole in the top
of. the crown. On the river bank we
picked up a long -bladed knife. Lying
partly in the water was felt hat
with three bullets in it. Near the boat
was a sack containing seventeen
quarts of tequila.
upon returning to the car we found
where three bullets had pierced the
cowl, one of which passed through
and hit the steering wheel, breaking a
part of it Off One Of the bullets
piercing the cowl. but spending its
force against the iron dash, was picked
up by Deputy Collector Clark and was
said to be from As. The other hit
the side of the cowl and glanced Off"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
FACULTY AND GRADUATES EN-
TERTAINED AT DEANS HOME

Dean and Mrs J. F. Messenger en-
tertained at charmingly appointed
dinner and farewell reception at their
home on East 3 street Friday eve
ming. The guests were the members
of the faculty Of the summer school
and the seven graduating students,
Miss Ruth Bloomquist. Miss Genevieve
Dart, Miss Elizabeth Russum, Miss
Elizabeth Woods. Miss Louisa Smith,
Miss Bernice Mccoy, and Mrs. Edith
Geek. The evening was one OF spec
ial delight and long to be remember.
ed by all present Many or the facul-
ty and students left Saturday morn
ing for their homes.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
FIERCE BATTLE
WITH SMUCCLERS
| Customs Guard Has Desperate
Fight With Rum Runners on
Mexican Border.
WIFE TELLS OF ENCOUNTER
Knives and Pistols Were Used in Bat
Tie In Brush on the Banks of the
Rio Grande-AutomobiIe
Is RiddIed.

Hidalgo, Tex.-One Of the most des-
perate single-handed encounters which
ever took place between a United
States customs officer and gang Of
Mexican smugglers on the Rio Grande
border fell to the lot of Dick Neon
nell, a government river guard here, a
few nights ago. Mcconnell, accom-
lpanied by his wife and two little
daughters, was riding in an automo-
bile along the Rio Grande, near town.
Leaving the car, Mcconnell started
toward the river bank. He had gone
but short distance when he was fired
upon from ambush.
A bullet Knocked off his hat He
rushed toward the spot from which
the bullets were coming. He returned
the fire as he ran into the brush and
there came upon the two Mexicans.
On of them grabbed him by the back
of neck and a scuffle ensued, during
which he received knife wounds and
had his pistol holster cut to pieces
He drew a small gun, which he carried
in the holster under his shirt, and
fred at his assailant, whom he killed,
and the body fell into the rapidly ris-
ing Rio Grande.
Mrs. Mcconnell, who was in the car
at the time of the attack, gave the
following account:
Wife's Account.
81 and the children were in the
back seat of the car when we drove
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
Marginal Release -Vollmer-Cl

Marginal Release -Vollmer-Cl Clear
water Co. to G.. G. Compton, attach
ment dated 7-7-22.
Agreement and Assignment-O. ".
Manning ct ux Fannie b., agree to
sell to W. A. Hartley for $4,000
NE IA, NJ Sc IA, Sc IA NV IA
and lots 2, 8, of Sec. 1905 W.,
$1,000 cash when signing contract and
$4,000 due 1-1-21 and $4,000 9-14-23,
End party to pay mtg. on land. Notes
for $4,000 and $4,000 assigned to Ray
L. Barton.
c. -Willys-Overland Pacific Co.,
to F. B. Robinson $3.50, 1925 paid and
$27 due per month, auto.
Release-P. p. Dahl, id, to A.. p.
Dahl, r-m dated 12-7-21.
Annual Statement-Cl overleaf Tele-
phone Co., George Torgerson, Park,
Idaho, Sec'y: Capital stock $1,000,
$1,000 subscribed and $3.50 paid up.
Certfficate-United Motor Co. Co.
partners are M. B. Dallas, G. F. Al
bright, D. r. Riegel and G. e. Riegel.
M L.-Arthur w. Imthurn and Neva
Thompson, Lewiston.
M. LIE D. Rouse, Spokane, and
Pearl Gibbons, Cando, N. D.
M L-William Bell, Elk River and
Maude Mcmillan, Pullman, Wash.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
SALE
Household Goods

Dining table, chairs, buffet and china closet, desk,
rockers, morris chair, davenport, music cabinet,
mahogany dresser, oak dresser, and chiffonier,
birdseye-maple dressing table with triple mirror
and chair, brass bedsteads, springs and mattresses
sectional book case, indirect lights, cleaner,
large mirror, Administer rugs, large and small;
childs rocker clocks electric washer electric range
coal range breakfast table, kitchen table with bins
open book case taboret, garden tools: wash boiler
tubs, cooking utensils bedding box, Victrola case
piano box and numerous packing cases and barrels
camp gasoline stove folding cot and pup tent, auto
robe This furniture of the best quality and in ex-
cellent condition.
Call mornings and evenings
W. c. LANGROISE, $40 S. Wash ST.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
Girls Prefer "knickers."

State College, Pa.-"Knickers" were
declared far preferable for girls than
the short skirts and generous display
of silken hosiery by the members Of
the Pennsylvania association Of de-
Tense of women in session here. But
unless all girls decided to wear them,
"knickers'' were frowned upon, because
of the conspicuousness they give the
wearer
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
COUNTY RECORDS

Deed-Fred veatch e. ux Margaret
J. to International Mortgage Bank,
81, Ell SW IA and NJ Sc IA, 3-3S-
1, (160 acres).
Twentyfirst annual report Of the
Bureau of Insurance of the State of
Idaho
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-12
GREAT INTEREST
IN CAMP SITES

More Than 80 Per Cent Of Existing
Sites Arc Located West of the Mis-
sissippi River-Once Started, Idea
Spread With Amazing Rapidity-
Towns Without Hotel Are Thus En-
abIed to Make Bid for Share of
Tourist Patronage.