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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-02-05
FINDS MUTilATEO
BODY OF BROTHER
IN WILDERNESS

KINGMAN, Ariz., Jan. 30-John L.
Connolly met with a horrible death
some distance west of the Grand
Gulch mine. about the 22nd of Decem-
ber last. his mutilated body being
found by his brother, Charles Con-
nelly, about a week later. Just how
the poor fellow met his death will pos
sibly never be known. He had left the
Grand Gulch mine on the 21st OF De-
cember with team and load OF ce-
dar posts. His camp was found in a
canyon six miles from the mine where
a heavy storm has compelled him to
leave the road. His brother started
for st. Thomas. Nevada, about a week
later and found his wagon and camp
Following the trail Of the horses he
came upon the body Of his brother
terribly mutilated by wild animals. 1t
was his surmise that the brother fol-
lowing the trail of the horses had fall
len upon a rock, killing him almost
instantaneously and that coyotes and
other wild animals had devoured the
remains. Charles Connolly is well
known in this county, having lived
at Chloride many years ago. The
brother leaves a wife and four small
children at St. Thomas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-02-05
COMMITS SUICIDE
BY AsPHYxIATIoN


PHOENIX, Jan. 3o,-E. W. HoIler.
carpenter, ended his life by asphy-
xiation in a room at the Stacey hotel
some time Saturday. Employees OF
the hotel. attracted by the odor of es-
Gaping gas. discovered the body at 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. No cause
for the suicide could be ascribed by
hotel employees or police, summoned
to take charge Of the body. Identifi-
cation was made through letters and
cards found on the person, among
them a union card An American Io-
gion button also Vas found in a coat
pocket
Holler registered at the hotel about
3 o'clock Saturday afternoon, the
landlady told the officers. He en-
tered the place by a rear stairway
and Immediately went to hts room He
was not seen after that
When police officers. summoned to
the hotel, broke in the door Of Hol-
ler's room, they found the gas jet still
in the mans mouth, the key wide
open. /. Holler had carefully arranged
the method OF suicide. The gas jet
was from floor piping, presumably
installed for stove purposes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-02-05
PROFESSIONAL SNOW
SHovELER At PHOENIX
IS ORDERED TO JAIL

cupations. a companion has been
hats in the Arctic regions. Guspai
Sanchez. charged with vagrancy. was
asked by Police Judge George Kirk
land what he did for living.
professional snow shoveler," said
Sanchez. When the snow starts to
fall here, I'll have plenty Of work"
A 80 days sentenced was imposed.
but was suspended when Sanchez
promised to leave for a colder cline.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-02-05
S+oo, 900 MORTGAGE FILED FOR
BOND ISSUE SECURITY BY A
CATTLE COMPANY OF ARiz.

GLOBE. Jan. 2S.-A trust deed and
mortgage covering ten ranches and a
vast amount OF livestock and equip
land leased from the state, as security
for bond issue OF 100000 to be
made by the Coburn Brothers Cattle
company. was filed for record here
yesterday. The mortgage is in favor
of L. L. Hillman. Of Seattle, Wash,
and Robert E. Smith. Of Portland,
Ore. trustees. II is signed by R. J.
Videna Coburn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-02-05
GOVERNOR NOTIFIES
MILNER RESIGNATION.

Clerk N. C. Hankins, Of the board
of supervisors today received q let
ter addressed to the supervisors
advising them OF the resignation of
Dana T. Miner as representative to
the legislature from this county and
asking them to make an appointment
to fill his place. Although Miner
handed in his resignation on Decem-
Der 10. 1921, and Speaker p. C. Keefe,
Of the house. notified Governor Camp.
bell on December 18th. 1921, the gov.
ernor did not certify the resignation
to the board until January 30th, 1872.
The matter will be laid before the
board At its next meeting ON Febru-
ary 9Th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-02-05
RUBY RAIDERS TO BE
TRIED At OLD PUEBLO

NOGALES, Ariz.. Jan. 29-County
Attorney A. II. DeRiemer left late
parations for the approaching trial in
and Manuel Martinez, accused Of
assaulting Postmaster Frank Pear
son of Ruby and robbing the Ruby
postoffice. Charges of murder
against the two in connection with
are to be heard in Superior court
here after the Tucson trial.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-02-05
FOUL PLAY FEARED
IN FIND OF AUTO

IN FIND OF AUTO
PHOENIX, Jan. 29.-Fearing that
the owner of a Ford roadster, 1917
model, which was found several days
ago abandoned in q wash off the wa
gon road IA miles west Of Quartzite.
Ariz., by Constable Fred Kuehner, Of
Quartzite. may have met with foul
play. John Roberts. deputy sheriff at
Parker, has written to Sheriff Mont
somery asking il his ONCE has any
record Of the car. which he says bears
a Nebraska license number. The sher-
IFS once here has written to Nebras-
ka to learn the identity Of the owner
Of the car.
According to Deputy Roberts let.
ter, the car is thought to have been
abandoned in the wash about Nov. IS.
AZ . copy Of the Arizona RepublicaV
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-02-05
FAILS TO SUPPORT
MINOR CHILDREN: GETS
2.YEAR PRISON TERM

TUCSON, Ariz.. Jan. 29-Wilbur
Bruce. a Tucson railroad man. was
sentenced to from two to four years
in the state penitentiary Saturday by
Superior Court Judge Samuel Pattee
for failure to support his seven minor
children. \ charge of non-support OF
his wife was dismissed.
His family lives in southern state
Bruce originally came here for his
health.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-02-05
PHOENIX PLANS
BANQUET FOR HUNT

6AN0OET FOX HUNT
PHOENIX, Jan. 29.-Former Gov
ernor George W. p. Hunt. until re-
Gently United States minister to
Siam. will be the guest Of honor at
dinner to be given by the chamber
Of commerce on his return to Phoe-
nix. Mr.. Hunt arrived in New York
Saturday and will reach Phoenix be-
fore the middle Of next month.
Directors Of the chamber Of COM
merce Thursday authorized President
w. W. Lawhon to appoint q special
committee to arrange the dinner. II
was announced that probably $50 or
zoo invitations would be sent out. The
committee will be appointed within
the next two or three days, Secretary
WeIch stated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-02-05

bearing date Of Nov. II was found in
it. Deputy Roberts states he believes
the car came through Phoenix and
Benson. as there was a piece of
bread wrapper bearing the mark OF a
Phoenix bakery and a pasteboard box
bearing the name OF Benson gro
Gerry firm in it,
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-02-05
TWO MINING CORPORATIONS
ARE INCORPORATED

PHOENIX, Jan. 26.-Articles of in
corporation for the Rosemont-Vail
Mines Development company and the
ElPaso-Douglas Mining company,
were filed today with the corporation
commission here. The former COM
pany has a capital stock Of 81 1.000. 900.
divided into 100000 shares at 81
each. and its officers. all Of Tucson.
are John B. Wright, president; Thos.
N. Stanton, vice president, and VII
liam Mcdonald. secretary-treasurer.
The ElPaso- Douglas company author.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-02-05
SNOW IN RINcoN MOUNTAINS
HELP TO RANGE THERE

TUCSON, Jan. 27-That he snow
on the Rincon mountains has in
many places drifted to q denth of
three feet, is the information brought
to Tucson by Ranger G. H. Caller. of
the Rincon district, who spent yes
terday at he local United States for
est service office
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-02-05

lied capital stock is $3.50, ,o00, divided
into 100000 shares at 25 cents a
share. and the incorporators are John
w. Doian. president. and Henry c.
Beaumler. vice president
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-02-05

Douglas-High grade ore opened In
Alta mine; work on mill started.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-07
ZAHNALA LUPICE
kRIKEM.

x ri. Peggy Emanuelov6, {.
1928 Irene ave, Lake ood, do
stavil Sc vcera dopoledne muz,
jenz Sc ptal V dome po ieiim
manzeli, ktery vlastni cukrar-
sky obchod V {. 1904 Detroit
ave. Ia kewood, panf nebyla
vSal5 donna. Odpoledne muz
piisel op6tn6 a vvkazal SO list
KEN cd jeiiho muze, V kter6m
tento z1dal. abv neznamemu
vydala l1uffik. TO bvlo dosti
podczfele a panl pfiskoGila k
abv Sc os0bni domlu-
vou pfesv6dcila. Y tom vSak
cizinec vybalil z novinafskeho
napiru revolver a kdyz pfepa-
dena pocala volati 20 pomoci,
uderil il prudce rukojeti re-
VolVeru do hlaVV. Luplc pO-
aadoval. dodavaie sv6mu pra-
nj vahv namifenfm revolve-
rem, abv byl doveden nahoru,
kde mel Emanuel die udani u
schovano diamantd V Gene as
$1,000. Kdvz ale Emanuelova
neustala Y kiiku, uznal bandi-
IA radeii Sc odklditi. Prchal
30 koleiich drahv Nickel Plate
a podafilo Sc mu zmizeti. Ma
padena bvla dopravena do ne
mocnice sv. Jana. kde vSak no-
ran6ni ieii uznano bvlo lnh-
Gim. takze 30 o5etfeni bvla
propuSt6na domu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-07

Ma vtereiSi schulz zvlastniho
vyboru padl vcera novy ma
vrh jak krotiti sportovm vasn6
nekterych automobilistd. Sebe
re Sc a zayre Sc ne fidiC, ale
auto. jez 81 2 ostudy mic nede-
Ia, ale ma bruteti V m6stsk6
garazi prisouzeny trest ma
iitel ieho ma zaplatiti ia jeho
board. O priieti noveho ma
fizeni Sc bude vaHn6 jednati,
iakmile apelaGni soud rozhod-
ne 0 ordinance traficnlch tre-
st6 "a bezohlednou iizdu.
Clanek 2275-B, ienz mi,
ae ride ma zastayiti, kdyz ne
koho prejede poskytnouti
mu vSemozne pomoci' ma byti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-07

pozmenen V ten smysl, ze Sc
vlozi veta "kdyz 0 tom Tidic to-
tiz wi, ze nekoho prejel." Po-
dobne navrhovany iine zma-
ny, jichz jest tolik a isou tax
caste "opravovany", re bude
tezko sc V nafizenich vyznati
"honenemu" pravnikovi.
Zalobce Skeel pravi, re cd
DOLBY, kdy priSel zakaz posilati
provinilce proti predpisdm ry-
chile a bezohledne jizdy do ro-
botarny vzrostl pocet zatce-
nych SO proc. V kvetnu bylo
automobily zabito 6 ditek a
iedna dospela osoba, kdezto
cerven jiz vykazuje jednu O
bet, zabiteho hocha.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-07
siROTCTNEC NOVEHO
DRUHu.
Rude to male mesto "a
$2,OOO.OOO.

Ma rozsahlych pozemcich as
180 akru ma State a Bean rds.
V Parma townsipu hodla posta
viii organisace The Catolic
Charities Corporation vzornou
osadu pro opustene dftky, hla-
vn6 sirotky. Novy dobroGinny
istaV nal6Zati Sc bude We VIDA
lenosti as 8 mil Cd Public
Squaru. Plany navrzen6 Fl. J.
Neffem cd fly. George S. Rider
and Co., jakoz i stavebni mi
sto byly znalci jiz schvalenv.
V osade, jez bude nejmodern6-
il upravena, najde utulku pro-
zatlm as $50 sirotkG dnes roZ
strkanych po r6znych usta-
vech, nevyhovujlcfch nikterak
naSi pokroGile dobe.
Bezprostfedne ma byti posta
rano as 0 zbudovani 25 kotazi,
domk6, kazdy pfiblizne pro 40
ditek. Domky postaveny bu-
dou die vesnick6ho vzoru ko-
lem GstTedni Skolni budovy Sc
spolecnou jidelnou. Kaple, te-
locviGna, pfijimarny navstev,
administrace, poSta, banka, kni
hovna, pradelna a topirna bu-
dou tvoriti jin6 skupiny budov,
kterych ma byti die puvodniho
projektu poStaVeno as 40, ma
kladem $2,00O.000. Detska o.
sada bude miti ovSem ostatnf
zafiZeni jako vodovod, kanali-
saci a podobne. Pozemek "a
koupen byl Zmln6nou organise
ci pred rokem "a l43.000 dol.
q hOtove zaplacen. Ma stavbu
zbvva S135. 900, penize schaze
ilci budou vSak zaopatfeny
zvla$tni Rampant. iez zapocne
We vsech katolickych osadach
liz pFiSti ned6le agitaci pro Il
skavanf clenstva, jakoz do
brovolnou subskripci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-07
STFFANIK1V POMNfk
CLEVELANDU.

Ably uct6na byla pamatka
iednoho z nejvetSich hrdin z
naSich osvobozovacich boju,
generala a prvniho ministra
valky Milana Rastislava Stefa-
nika, utvoril Sc S bratri Slova-
XII zvlaStni vybor, jenz sobe
urCil cilem postaviti ma neia-
KEN vIznacnejSim mist6 dl-
STONY pomnik, ktery by nejen
nam, ale i ostatnimu svetu phi
pominal zasluhy tohoto naseho
velikana, jehoz im6no jest tax
s nejnovejsi naSi historic spja-
to. Socha pfedstavujici Stefani
ka byla zakoupena We stare Via
sti, nakladem skorem 100000
korun a jest jiz ma ceste do
Clevelandu. V pond6li pred "a
sedanim mestsk6 rady dostavi-
la Sc delegace vyboru Janem
Pankuchem k pravnimu Tidi-
tell Paulovi Lambovi Sc zado-
sti 0 v6novani a odporuceni
pTihodn6ho mfsta V jednom 2
nejkrasn6jsich naSich NEST
skTch sadG We Wade parku, kte
ry liz hosti sochy velikanu iino
narodnich, Kosuta, Schilera q
Goethea, krone pomniku il
nych. Horliva snaha bratfi Slo-
vaku zasIuhuie zaiist6 vsa-
strann6ho uznani podpory, a.
by podnik tax zasluzny dopadl
opravdu dustojne.
V patek dopoledne dostavi
Sc zastupci ceskoslovenskych
legionafu do schuZe m6stsk6
planovacf komise, ably poza-
dali umist6nl pomnilIu We
Wade parku. Jak pravil Rue
tenik, fiditel m6stskych parkn
a majetkG, zalezi ma nalezu
'zmin6n6 komise, zda socha ma
zdobiti uvedeny park.
Spolu S Pankuchem jmeno-
van Jest iako fedrovatel my
Slenky postaviti Stefanikovi
pomnik Geskoslovensky legio-
mar ufednik zdeiSiho konsu-
latn p. Josef Kaclr. Az do
sud dosahly sblrky 100000.
Socha Jest dilem slovenskeho
vItvarnika MatuSky, jenz p6-
sobi V Praze a pfedstavuie ma
rodniho hrdinu ' nadzivotni
velikosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-07
Poor MA DETI!

Posledni dobou uzasne Sc
mnozi piipadv. kdy deti bez
dozoru ponechant Sc dostaly k
zapalkam a "a hrv mimi me-
heznecne Sc pOp5lilv. TAX ri.
M. Rotaturiova, 317O zap. 81.
NJ. odesla vtera odpoledne do
bli2k6ho ohchodu nakupovati.
opustic svoii 4-lotou dcerku l.
renu, iea 81 spolu podobnd
malvmi detmi hrala pred do
mem. D6vGatko mdlo sirku.
kterou zkouSelo, podafilo Sc il
zanititi i. ale velice osudnV
mi nasledkv. Chvtilv na diteti
totiz lehke Satitkv. Krikem pri
volana sousedka. 4O-leta nj F.
mile Ricilova. iez Sc .ob6tave
snazila strhati d6cku horlci
Sat ale dit6 hvlo iiz tax velice
ozohnuto. ze ldkafi vvsIovili O.
bavu. re zraneni podlehne. Ta-
k6 zachrankyn6 bvla "a hasenl
zle ma rukou popalena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-07
SLYSENf O DELNICKEM
URAZOVEM POJI-
STOVANf.

Do nekoneGna Sc vlekouci
pfedloha 0 urazovem poiiSt6ni
d6lnictva Ohiu posunuta bu-
de opetne as 20 coul' do pre-
du. Y patek a sobotu uspo-
fadano bude v budove OBJ
chodni Komory verejne slyseni
0 pTipadnem dodatku "a pri-
tomnosti vyboru, zastupuiicf-
ho Obchodni Komoru V Gin
cinnati. Ma slyseni vykladati
budou svoje nazory mnozi Gle
velandSti tovarnici die vzoru
podobnych akci poTadanych V
iinych mestech ma popud ko-
morv cincinnatske. Komora
zdejsi nema krone propuice-
nj mistnosti na slyseni zadne-
no podilu, ia ma totiz jin6 sta
rosti, nez-li blaho delniku. Do
konce pry odrekla kazd6 1Ga-
stenstvi.
Zprava z Columbus oznamu-
je, re Fl. d. Martin a Clarence
Perrine, zastupuiici nestranny
vVbor cincinnatske Obchodni
Komory vcera zahajili infor-
mativni slyseni, poiednavaiici
0 urazovem zakonu delnick6m.
Dostavili Sc 7astupci tovaren,
kteri podavali navrhy, kter6
by byly k prospechu jak del
nictva tax zamestnavatelu.
Paide-li celia alce tax Try
chile" ku preau jako dosud,
tax Sc zakona jist6 dockaji
pravnuci naSich deti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-07
kAREL BUkAC ZABIT MA
kOLEJlCH.

TAX zvanou dresinou, rnGne
po kolejich trait pohanenou
karkou jelo vcera pet zeleznic-
Mich delnikH. Doieli prave ma
Fflzovatku drah Baltimore &
Ohio a Wheeling < Lake Erie
bllze Columbus rd. n. W.,
kdyz Sc srazili S vyhybkovym
stroJem drahy 3. & @. Delni-
ci vraceli Sc 20 vykonane den
nj praci ma trait w. & L. r.
blize Brookside parku domu.
Ia srazky zabit byl 3O-lety
Karel Bukac, jenz bydlel v le-
zenl delniku ma upati Jeffer-
son ave. a zap. 3. ILL.,; zranen
pax byl italsl1y delnik Tony
Colasurd, 6624 Quinby ave.
Ostatni til vyvazli z osudne j.
zdy bez pohromy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-07
PRO SPOLKOVE PENfZE.

]. J. Daily, 1929 Northland
ave-. Lakewood, byvaly tajem-
nix cleveIandske loze {. 63 Lo-
val Order of Moose, jenz tyz
ufad 2astaval po dobu l5 ro-
XII podal na okresnim soude
proti teto organlsaci zalobu ia
nahradu S107.500. DAILY byl
obvlnen take zalovan. ale O.
svobozen pro domnelou zpro-
neveru $4,000 spolkovych pc
nez. Ialobou byl Daily poSko-
zen ma povestl a zalobe pra-
VI, ze vSe bylo diktatorem loze
w. V. O'Reillym na n6ho Zos-
novano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-07
NOVA OPOSICE PROTI MAY
OROVI KOHLEROVI.
Otazka letniho lezeni zmrzaSe
nych vyslOuzilc1.

Ia vcereisiho odpoledniho
vysetrovani m6stske rady sne-
sla Sc mad hlavou mayora bou-
Te oposice, jez trvala skorem
tri hodiny. Jednalo Sc 0 ieho
zakaZu postaviti znovu tohoto
leta stanove mesto pro zmrza-
Gene vojiny. Debata sledovana
byla napjetim posluchac-
stva, kter6 radnl sin naphlova-
10, az do posledniho mistecka.
Mela zapoCala, kdyz melo byti
rozhodnuto, zda lezeni ma spra
vovat dobrocinny vybor cleve-
landsk6 odboGky organisace
Zmrzacenych Veteranu ze Sv6
tove valky V Americe, aneb
zvlastni vybor byvalych voji-
MI. Jednohlasn6 bylo rozhod-
nuto, ably lezeni bylo pod RI
zenim organisace prvne jme-
noyane.
Mayor Fred Kohler bran:l
Sc proti utok6m slovy vcerejSl-
mi, ze totiz iedna ami druha or
ganisace nemuze lezeni udrze-
ii aniz by ma celI podnik bylo
vefeine sbirano vyslovn6
prohlasil, re lezeni lonskeho
roku nikterak nebylo vzorem
discipliny nezachovavalo
zdravotnich predpisu. Ia dalsi
debaty stfetl Sc pax Sc slecnou
II. MacDonaldovou, jez byla Y
lezeni roku lonskeho hlavni o.
setfovatelkou. Vinil il osobne,
re povazuje lezeni "a jeji pod
nix soukromy. MacDonaldove
zastali Sc pax JIM ucastnici
radni Potter vyzval mayora, a
by sc sleCn6 MacDonaldove O.
mluvil, coz vsak mayor odmitl.
Pi. M. Herzerova, 564 vych.
100. ul., Clenka the Service
Star Legie vyzvala mayora, a.
by zmenil MAJOR 0 81. Mae
Donaldoy6, jez patrn6 byla ne
kym pomluvena a dovolavala
Sc pfi tom vzpominek ma spo-
lecne detstvi stravene Kohle-
rem. Mayor opetne zduraznil,
ze jako hlava mesta musl byti
Jeho prvnl povinnosti bezo-
hledne haiiti zaimy lidu me-
smi tudlz "a zadnou cenu "a
taiovati praVdu.
KonecnJ vysledek byl, re W
bor jednohlasn6 pfiial resolu-I
ci, kterouz Sc pozaduie, abyI
mayor pfivolil k zadosti zmrza
cenych yyslouzilcu. Radni Ja-
kub Stacel pax pohrozil, re VI
padu nevyhoveni Sc postara, a
by zakonitou cestou byla may
orovi odnata kontrola NEST
sk6ho majetku. Mayor prohla-
sil, re 0 veci bude je$te jed
nou uvazovati, ale re schvale-
nj bude zaviseti od schvaleni
Obchodni komory, Americk6
Legie Community fondu.
Jadro cele afery lezi vlastn6
We sporu obQu yyslouzileckych
organisaci Zmrzacenych voii-
M a dobroclnnym Vyborem Wy
slouzilych voJinu svetov6 val
ky. Protl prvnejsl organlsaci
jest die vseho i americka Legie,
ktere sc ale nechce pfiznati
barvu. Mayor Sc stavl proti to-
mu, ably lezeni vlastne vydrzo-
vane verejnych penez neby-
10 povazovano "a podnlk jed
notlivych osob Il tax Sc WHY
bal yerejne kontrole. Druhym
kamenem urazu Jest, kdo re
ma hlavne ma lezeni prispivati.
kkDEI X
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-03-21
TO ATTEND MEETING OF cor,
MERCIAL ORGANIZATIONS

An invitation has been received
by Secretary Harold Harris. of the
Paris Commercial Club, through c..
Frank Dunn, secretary-manager OF
the Lexington Board of Trade, to the
officers. Board Of Directors and MEM
bers Of the local Organization. to att
tend a meeting of commercial orga-
nization executives, to be held In
Lexington tomorrow.
The meeting will be in the nature
!of business conference, with q
MONDAY luncheon served in the din
ing rooms of the Phoenix Hotel.
The purpose of the meeting is to
discuss fundamentals of commercial
organization work. The meeting to-
morrow will be the third of the kind.
the first having been held in Mt.
Sterling, in January, and the second
in Paris in February.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-03-21

Pleas for universal world peace
are not of modern origin, and as long
as fifty years ago essays were writ
ten and eloquent pleas delivered
from college rostrums in favor Of
universal peace for war-torn world.
The Louisville Times Of Wednes-
day reproduced in it's columns a pro-
gram of the commencement exercises
held at Centre College, in Danville,
on June II, 1875. On this program
appeared the name of j. T. Vansant,
then a young student from Flemings-
bugt, now Dr. J. T. Vansant, of
Paris. His subject was Peace AS
An Element of Power" ]. c. Bar
rett, of Louisville, seemed gifted
with prophetic vision of the future,
as the subject of his Grafton was
Congress of Nations For The Pre-
vention of War;" Others on the pro-
gram were H. H. Grant, afterward
a prominent surgeon of Louisville
Breckenridge Jones, of Danville, now
President of the Mississippi Valley
Trust Co., st. Louis; Richard P
Ernst, of Covington, present United
States Senator, and John Marshall
Louisville attorney.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-03-21
BASKET BALL

The Paris High School basket
ball teams took the measure Of the
teams representing the Cynthiana
High School in the games played on
the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium floor
Friday night. The local boys won
their game by score of "a to %,
and the Paris Hi girls playing a
splendid game, came out victors in
their contest with the Cynthiana
girls by the score of Is to IL. In
the boys game Tucker starred for
Paris, and Wigglesworth for Gym
thiana, making fourteen points.
The alumni of the Paris High
School will play game on the
local Y. M. G.. A. gymnasium floor
tonight at seven o'clock with the
regular team of the P. H. S. Four
of the University of Kentucky basket
ball stars, LAWN, Hayden, Rice and
Kenney, will be on the alumni team.
The game will be refereed by Atkins,
of the University of Kentucky.
Last Friday night the Paris High
School basketball teams played their
last games at home, and were victo-
rious over their Harrison county op-
ponents in both games. Baldwin
Hall and Wallingford featured for
the Paris girls, while Jameson and
Garrett starred for the visitors. The
teams presented the following line
up: Paris-Rule (3), Hall (S), for
wards; Baldwin CD center; Rose
and Wallingford, guards; Cynthiana
j. Jameson, X. Jameson co., for
wards; Garrett (4) center; D. Jane
son CD and Tucker, guards. Score
Ii to II; Referee, Nash, of George
town College.
The boys team won by larger
margin, the score being "a to %
Tucker, Rose and Clark played the
best game they have played this
season, while Wigglesworth and Bos
well did best for the visiting team
The lineup follows: Paris-Tuckel
0G, Rose (S), forwards; Meglont
ca, center; Clark (4) and Wright
ca, guards; Cynthiana-Wiggle
worth 14, Well. forwards Bos
we'll a., center; Oldham CD ant
McIlvaine, guards; Score, "a to 22
Referee, Nash. of Georgetown Col
lege.
In the game played by the smaller
girls neither side scored, and tn,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-03-21

bushel. =. ;. ..$1.75 to $2.0O
You will find our store headquar-
tiers for seed potatoes. Get our
prices before you buy. We will save
you money.
PARIS BAKING CO..
1. L. GLASS, MANAGER.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-03-21
HIGH SCHOOL LYcEUM COURSE

Saturday evening, March IS, the
largest audience that has been in
the City School Auditorium in re-
cent years, heard Mr.. DeJen, the ma
gician, give a splendid entertain
ment and heard the announcement
of the coming of ''The Sorority
Singers" Saturday night, March 25.
: 1t has been long time since the
people of this community have had
presented to them a more attractive
program that 1.-The Sorority Singers
will bring. The course is nearing an
end, only two more numbers.
If you have a season ticket use it
Saturday night If you haven't a
season ticket you can get a single
admission ticket from some teacher
or student during the week.
The students and teachers are try
ing to make March rs the high-wa-
ter mark from the standpoint of
attendance during the entire course.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-03-21
APPELLATE COURT REvERSES
CASE FROM BOURBON

The Bourbon Circuit, Court was re-
versed Fraiday by the Court of APP
peals, at Frankfort, in the ease Of b.
M. Renick against Charles p. Mann
and Hiram S. Redmon. Mann and
Redmon, real estate brokers, enter.
ed into a contract with Renick to sell
his residence in Paris, at the fixed
sum of s13,260, with the UNDER
standing that they were to receive a
commission of $3.50.
The brokers secured a buyer for
$12, 800, but Mrs. Renick, in whose
name the title was vested, declined
to sign the deed Mann and Red
mon were allowed the commission by
the lower court, which the Court Of
Appeals said was in error.