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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-16
GIBsLAND NEWS.

Bosley Of Homer, were married at
Inc home Of Rev. B. G, Conant, last
Wednesday evening, Rev. Conant off.
datiDg. Miss Bosley was member
i me Homer High School faculty and
4 ronld often come for a weekend visit
hi = her sister, Mrs. Baton Stall. She
has the best wishes Of many friends
j More Mr.. Kerlin is a prominent bus
mass man and is manager of the
\ hysnch house of the Claiborne Hard.
/ rare and Furniture Co., at Haynes
\ lille. The happy couple left immedi-
.tely after the ceremony for New Or.
leans for a short visit and when they
/ return, will be at home to their friends
Ii Haynesv!lle.
~ Mrs. Will Brown visited relatives
81 md friends in Bryceland last week
Mrs.. Shaw of Bienville, was the
/ rest Of her sister, Mrs. W. R. Dunn,
/ III several days last week.
Miss Hortense Bosley, after spend.
e several weeks visiting her sitter.
B M Baton Stall, has returned to her
4 ne at Montgomery, La.
% Wednesday of last week the Ban. |
~ Woman's Missionary Society had
gecial prayer service for Home Mis-. |
u ~ at the church. In the morning
I'M 7. B. Morgan was leader of q
veJ interesting program, and the af.
lanoon program, led by Mrs. L. W,
D1ler, was much enjoyed. At noon a
puntiful feast was spread and a pleas.
|lpt social hour spent. The visitors
M this delightful occasion were, DR..
al b Edwards Of Ruston; Rev. L, W
Sxartin, the pastor, Rev. B. G. Conant
/ 1sdames, Asa Knighten and Mamie
nason Of Taylor, Mrs. W. B, Stall
VA Mrs. Golf.
mn. F. B. Rutherford, Mrs Don
|1utterford and children and Hardy
rutherford Of Shreveport, were guests
y The Misses Mizelle last week.
M 9. A. Berry recently went to
Monroe to take higher degrees In Ma.
spury.
M 3. 0. Strahan Of Winnsboro.
while enroute to Haynesville, spent
1 day and night with friends here.
IL Strahan was citizen Of our town
Il several years and this was his
mt visit back since he left five years
Nh. Clyde Fonts has returned from
visit to relatives at Bradley, Ark.
Mn II. B. Thomson was called
AZ 70 the southern part Of the state
\ the serious illness Of her daughter.
INV.
4 survey Of the town is being made
r. Y short time there will be paved
Newalks on Main, Mt. Lebanon and
LII streets. .
~ Wilkerson is the guest Of her 4
- Mrs. A. B. HOrtman.
!. Herman Brown, son Of Mr.. and n
4 Fl. Brown Of our town, died II
Ia suddenly at his home in Ash. II
In Ark, Wednesday, March 9Th.
nd message announcing his sud- n
0eath came as a severe shock to
lives here. Herman was reared
md has many friends who are /
\ grieyed by his death. he is
Ned by his wife, his mother and /
four sisters and one brother. II
1s buried in the Ashdown GENE II
friday afternoon. Greatest sym II
y extended to the bereaved in
cW Of trouble.
and Mrs T. H. Brown, Mrs. II
Baker, Mr.. Ed Reed and DR..
Kidd attended the funeral Of
efman Brown at Ashdown, Ark. n
tiday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
It's Safe Sure and Inexpensive Sell the Classified Ad Way
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


HfAl~ Anu Asillu OF Nllf -
BARGAlN. Vt LAND-Ilp9 acres. apH
farm. grazing balance timber est-
mate cut Ia0oos OAK. pine harrh
100000 cords wood. ono naples. eyap-
orator sawm'u equipped team wag-
ous. For description. terms owner.
I'll Harmer. Pern~ville Ohio
S30OOu0 buys 3 good t0-8ora farm wifl
good buildings nice orchard. au the
stock. tools and machinery necessary
20 run tfH lsrm. providing fle same
is bought wltlin &n DAYS Eor further
particulars w-itc g.. He HeyEer. Hol-
land Mich
S3jl0U0 buys Inc. almost level sandy
loan. >1-acre farm good buildings 4:
about mile from good railroad sta
ton and small town. fine small or
chard on fine roads. and a beautiful
healthy place 90 live. For further par
ticulars write G.. DE keyzer, Holland
Mich.
VAL VERDE COUNTY TENAS-Wiu
lease several 40 acre tracts in rapidly
developing OH district; price right
Box +02. IRE kenridEe. Texas.
FARM BUNEES-lu northeastern Mich
igau: lands roads schools. climate, an
good a few improved farms listed ar
bargain prices, So 20 SO per acre.
Terms NJ J. Swoutek. Maekiuaw
City Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
Poultry and supplies.

For particulars and kind please write
Edyth NJ Budd. Cassopolis. Mich, K
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY


TlBES
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31

FOR REM Good room house iu high
class Polish district. VIII divide in =
apartments CAN Ia :. Main 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
RUT0M0BlE OWNERS

EUTGM0BLE OWNERS
We are Factory Distributors. over
stocked 0u STOP LIGHTS and LUG
GAGE CARRIERS. must unload. off
feriuE These tH the individual car own
Crs Hf bug reductions sent fn Fou hT
mail or express upon receipt of amount
90 cover. plus carrier charges
STOP LIGHIS-fulIv equipped. with
dandy switch black auto enamel nU-
f~h BEST ~ material ready fn attach
90 your car. regular 50 80 sellers while
they last 81 50 each
Luggage Carriers AS good as Che
be-f. reinforced center supports. fun
extension. height 1852 we' -hr 1919 lh-
finished BLACK Auto Enamel regular
$500 to $3.50 sellers Sfsa each.
Wl5G0 SALES COMPANY
1922 NonaduoeE Block Chicago IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

LINCOLN WAY = 45S-Sfricfly mod
ern nine room house. two apartments;
reliable adults, references. Inquire 42o
\ Main 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31

FOR SALE

six rooms. square house. mod
crn, garage Navarro Pl N'h'iNI
six rooms extra well built all
oak Trim and floors. fun
basement large lot north
side. Easy payments -.-... 10000
Siven rooms. modern East
side near Nl>hawaha Ave.
Garage. tull lot. easy pay
Five rooms. strictly modern
new bungalow. oak floors.
laundry in basement. Car
land furnace iuli lot VA
varre pl. 10000 down. price 1000 30
Tive-room bungalow. modern.
and garage northwest. full
lot. large lviug room, ull
porch 10000 down. price $4,000
Seven rooms, Henwood Av.
gas. water. good lot house
in good condition, price
100000; small cash pay
mcnt.
VOIGT & BRADFORD
col Citizens Bank Bldg, T.. jil1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
FOR SALE

TWO STORY NEw. seven rooms fun
basement hardwood floors modern,
three closets, reasonable terms, east
side.
TWO STORY East Bowman near Miami
six rooms three bedrooms. four clos
ets hardwood floors. oak trIm mod
Cru. priced right and terms
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION on some
and not more than so days on any III
the above. we have other properties.
See us for vacant lots or anything you
want.
JOLLY & SMITH
225 s. Main. Pm. Lin COOS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31

Help Waurrd-MaIe or Female -
COOK ANH HELPEK Two women. Or
husband and wife. for road rpu-truc-
lInu camp T. 1898 cor write Highways
iuTr'f.ufu co. South Bend. Ind, for
alpHmfmeut
fALESMEN-Thc Periodical Publishcrs
service Bureau requires q local repre-
sentative to take subscriptions 20 their
ina eaz.ue clubs Big money for viii
ih- workers. us Pythiau Bldg Indian
aroils ld
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Classes

DURING WARCH-ETfeT The Thomas
Commercial school. day and night
high grade education-the best posi-
lions our state licensed Emp. agency
will place YOU. Mich & Wash .90G
TIE South Rcud Business College Is
placing graduates in good positions
every week in the wear This school
is recognized hv the business public as
headquarters for Office positions Enter
amy Monday during March Phone
Main ssh
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
99mPOUU.ER
Pride

makes fool Of himself by trying to feed his
pride fictitious mental worth He makes false stride
who tries to appear otherwise than God made him.
Selfpraise silent pride trying get satisfaction. The
proud heart may be and yet up its needs
with snowy pomp.
mans vanity may lead him to try appear better
than he is but his efforts will be in vain when he
the superficial varnsh of Pretense concet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31

m II around TTe fT~eSTlis III h1Urv homes
where children chatter with Eiec and
loving mothers watch over them WIN
divine care that the best and unble~f
thoughts OF men are Gcnerfred- Ihc
germs Of salfshuess. envy and greed
have little chance 90 multiply ln homes
i'm HABTEB HEIGHTS From -erh
come men OF qu.ck thought aud fair
of Judgment Louis g. Palmer s. Co..
412 Union Trust Bldg M-lffl
Biverslue DIT. beautiful home mod
cru in every detail. ecc-y convenience.
hot water heat. garage. lot large
shrubbery and shade ideal location
$4,000 shown by appointment nulT.
Southeast. partly modern. excellent
street. mo- assessments. 50 coo
Washington ST.. store. busy section
lot -0Xlao. property clear $1,000
washington ST.. close in. c7reue1t IL
room modern house, splendid invest
ment viii show income 1890 yearly
property clear.
Excellent modern homes northwest;
terms ou all. Cleveland. seven rooms
$1,000 California. eight rooms. 5000
Allen. seven rooms. $500. y N..hi
gan. seven rooms. $1,000 Allen. six
East side. terms. new. modern seven
rooms >ful0 q rooms. partly modern
garage S5le1, six rooms. modern. ga
rage. 81 G5N
Iff-l-. ID .aI IHI- -tl'I'N. r.h ......l-
convenience large iot tr-.f- shade
convenient Co cars lovely home; s5-
t00 terms
Magician Lake cottage. completely
Dixie Highway BONES bungalows
roomiu- houses vacant lats DO every
part of city. See us
WORDEN REALTY 60. 81 H5. zss
Farmers Trust Bldg
REAL BARGAINS
BirdseU ST. electric lights and
water ...--- -.-.s... er..''I.-.
Walnut ST. an modern. rooms GH0.
~ihler Az. p rooms. gas. lights r'..
La>aile Av. aII modern. garage 300
smith ST. Z rooms I'D modern
FIor.ure Az rooms. gas lights $4,000
B.rQ-aII and Linden. rooms.
gas and water .--. -----.-..-
LOUIS SEGFTY
Washington state BANS B.d- Lin. 6-la
no BE MOVED
House at 20 ~ Jefferson Blvd,
corner Lafayette. also iron fence
and brick building in rear NH-t
CRUSADE LODGE $50 Is
KNIGHTS OF PETHfAS BUILDING
CDNNI>~IDN
David g. Gibson. Secretary
go l8rmers Trust
WHITCOMB s. KELLER
East Broadway.
Immediate possession can te given o|
new T-room bungalow r.. il Llete Wt'l
first class plumbing holland furnace
"a. and electricity. solid uak floor .u
The living and dining ra1u An az
tract.ve nome at 4u attractive price
Farmers T-u-t ELd-e
Lots For sale 50
RIVER PAEn--N- I5ih 50. Lo- ~ -.
d. blocks north of north side car ,.n.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
LIVE STOCK


FOR SALE-The best registered Walker
or Irumbo Fox hound peppies for
June delivery. $500 each. Ben Ham
m0utree. Bolivar. No
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31

BARGAIN If sold AZ once 5-room bous.
on Kalev ST. 81 zoo easy payments
Paul r Maxwell 2l14 Bertrand St
EAST SIDE BARGAINS
VIII Sc8rifcc dandy six room and
bath. Ful basement laundry
chutes stool iu basement com
pIefp barb upstairs. garage For
quick sale. SO 5000
Modern FIVE rooms and bath. ful
basement. double garage. nice lot.
private drive ONLY 81 10000.
GARN BROS co
go Farmers Trust Bldg
Main Z6BI Res Main a-80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
Musical Dancing. Dramatic

BNNCTNG LESSONS = Private lessons
only Charles a. Gates Dancing studio.
1-u r. Wayne So Phone Lincoln G49l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
IT'S A FACT


And everybody knows it. Just 10 con
vince yourself it would pay YOU 10 in
yestigate the proposition.
LAKEWOOD MANOR"
Our new b-division. In the most ideal
and valuable plat 81 close i'm. vacant
property left in South Bend today.
This property offers the Home Seeker
am ideal location 10 live. where he cam
enjoy the very best railway facilities.
schools. churches and an that goes
% make life @ pleasure The property
surrounding this wonderful plat ~
ground is practically built mp why
shouldn't OAKWOOD grow, and offer
Won wonderful investment These
beautiful homesites axe selling fast
now lis The time 90 make an carly So
lection
Come ont Saturday afternoon. or any
time Sunday. aud see for yourself
MEYERS q HUTTON
30 Farmers Trust Bldg Main 7Jf
Open evenings 90 @ Sunday fo ~ ODD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31

I'D acres for rent. on Edwardsburg
Rd. three miles southeast Of Niles
20 acres black loan 80 acres muck
land. - acres peppermint - acres
81 good. sandy Lean; good house
and two barns and peppermint
still, reasonable rent. Call owner,
Lincoln Zl52.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
MERCHANDISE

Household Goods 80
VACUUM CLEANERS-W have just
taken over the agency for the Ameri-
can vacuum cleaner. Sold on weekly
payments Phone Main lO7 for demon
stratiOu and prices. y. ID. Moran *
Tgo MICHIGAN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
Horse. Cattle. Vehicles

Horse. Cattle. Vehicles 4s
FOR SALE registered Holstein bulls .
g months. "a mouths u months old.
Phone Gail Davis Main 29J0
HORSE Five wears old wa gon and har-
ness 5000 cali Mizhawaka 232G NJ
ter %. m.
THREE HORSES. HEAVY. for sale.
one team and a single Inquire OF
2G29 $. Michigan or call L-7ls1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
SUBURBAN HOME

6 rooms frontage on Dixie high
way 200 feet running back 80 rods.
n timber Price. SS500O0 Pos
session ~ once. For iuformati0n
see Frank j. Anderson, f.8 Far
mer's Trust Lincoln 1855 Lin
1919
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-31
Statesmen AND AGENTS

Three Give wire solicitors are want
cd tu handle q line Of hOushold goods
Excellent commissions Write us AZ
once for fun particulars while territory
Us still open Box 30, care News Times
The Washington times., 1922-06-18
PRESIDENT ASSURED
SHIP BILL WILL PASS
Administration Leaders in
House Plan Action Within
Ten Days.
by international News Service.

Administration leaders in the
House moved ahead swiftly yester.
day with their plans to put through
President Harding's ship subsidy bill
within the next ten days.
There was a joint meeting Of the
House Steering Committee and the
Rules Committee with Speaker Oil.
lett to frame procedure to sweep
away obstacles In the path Of the
legislation. Chairman Campbell, of
the Rules Committee, left the con.
ference before 1t was concluded for
a conference with the President at
the White House.
Chairman Green, of the House
Merchant Marine Committee. which
framed the bill, held a session with
his Republican colleagues to con.
slider possible changes In the bill
which may be necessary as the re.
suit Of criticism from practical sbip.
ping men.
Campbell assured the President
there were sufficient Republican
votes in favor of the bill to adopt A
rule that will permit speedy action on
the iesislation. He was Of the opin.
ion. however. that an "appreciable
delay was advisable so that many
Congressman. who have gone to their
homes, could be called back to Wash.
ington to vote on the BILL d.
Congressman Edmonds, CRep) OF
Pennsylyania, ) introduced bili yes.
terday afternoon to prevent vessels
upon which intoxicating liquor js
sold from entering American potts.
The bill applies both to foreign and
United States ships. and imposed a
fine Of $4,000 upon the person in
charge OF any vessel which during
its voyage to the United States has
permitted liquor TO be sold for bev.
erage purposea
The Washington times., 1922-06-18
PLAN KILLING BONUS.
IS ASHURsT CHARGE.
Arizona Senator Accuses GO,
P. Of Lacking Spine to
Meet the Issue.
ny J. BART CAMPBELL,
Intetnstional News Services.


Accusing the Republicans Of lack
ing courage and spine" to pay the
soldiers bonus, Senator Ashurst
pem.) OF Arizona. charged in the
Senate yesterday afternoon that the
majority agreement not to take up
the bonus until after the passage
OF the tariff bill was "a scheme
to kill the bonus" g-.ts
Ashnrst also predicted n the
soldiers bonus were allowed TO die
At this session the land reclamation
hill. offered In conjunction with II
BY Senator McNary RepJ OF Oregon,
would be buried with It."
THE only hope we Of the West
havs Of the passage Of the McNary
bfi at this session II the inclusion
Of n a. an amendment TO the bonus
MEASURE. which the Senator from
Oregon has 20 admirably propossd." !"
said Ashurst. Y g'.
kshurst clsshed with Chairman
McCumber, Of the Senate Finance
COMMITTEES, ss he twitted the latter
for having first announced he would
offer q motion 70 sidetrack the
Continued ON Pare Z. Column -
The Washington times., 1922-06-18
ROBBERS LOOT
EXPRESS SAFE
AFTER CACC|NC
TWO TRA|NMEN
One Bandit Stands Guard
With Guns While Cash Is
Being Seized.
ESCAPE, IN WAITING AUTO
Extent of Losses Will Not Be
Known Till Official
Check Is Made.
BY International News Service.

MONESSEN. Pa, June H.
Two men riding in the smoking
car of the New York Central Ex-
press from Fairmont, w. Va, to
Pittsburgh got up, stretched their
legs just before noon today. wan
dered out on the platform, donned
masks, hauled out their six-guns,
and then entered the express car
Of the train.
Car Safe Rifled.
While one stood with his big
-gats" ready for instant --aee, the
other trussed up and gagged Azei
Hicks, the express messenger. and
Michael Amber, the baggage mas
ter.
Then the messengers keys were
taken from his pocket, the car safe
opened ami the contents slipped
into a commodious pocket. Every
thing worth while in the car was
stolen.
Escape in Auto.
The scene Of the robbery was
about five miles from Webster.
Pa. in a lonely strip Of country.
When the train slowed down for
Webster station. the two robbers,
jumped off and entered a waiting
automobile near the depot. manned
by two confederates. The four
uade a quick escape from town.
4 The American Express Company
at Pittsburgh will check up the
loss.
The Washington times., 1922-06-18
Mexican DEBT PACT
AID TO RECOGNITION
Shows Willingness to Pay of
Obligations, Texas Con-
gresham Says.
by International Now. Service.

Official recognition by the United
States Of the government Of Mexico
should be promoted and advanced
by the financial arrangement
reached in New York on Friday
between international bankers and
a representative of President
obregon. of Mexico, Congressman
Connolly Of Texas declared in the
House yesterday.
Commenting oh this fiscal plan
to adjust the foreign debts Of
Mexico, Connolly said: ..a...
The papers carry an account Of
an agreement effected In New
York between de Ia Huerta, repre-
senting Mexico, and bankers and
other holders Of Mexican bonds. re-
lating to an adjustment of Mexico's
foreign debt 1t would seem that
this arrsnsement would materially
advance the prospect Of official
recognition Of the government Of
Mexico by the United States. sS
"It not only evidences the will
lingness Of the Mexican govern
ment to meet its foreign obliga.
tions and to respect the rights OF
foreigners. but the holders Of Mexi-
can bonds will in all probability
advocate recognition" VI.
The Washington times., 1922-06-18
Arrest Bank Employe 4
,@ With Girl on Island

BUFFALO. N. Y, June 17.--Mar.
ion Paul Mcqueen. twenty years old,
Of Nashville, was being held by the
police here TODAY charged with
absconding with $500 from the
First and Fourth National Banks Of
Nashville. where he was employed.
He is being held pending the arrival
of Nashville authorities. -.l
With him at the time he was taken
into custody was Gladys Warren.
nineteen years old. with whom he
had eloped. The couple were found
on q desert island. 200 miles directly
north, of Toronto. by detectives fol.
lowing q chase through q dozen
cities. . Ar. ~
The Washington times., 1922-06-18
Son Defeats Father
in Municipal Election

MARTINSBURG. W. Va, June II.
Father and son were pitted ayai ost
each other IN the municipal election
just held at Hodsesvilie. and the son
came out victorious, althoush the
remainder OF the ticket on which the
father was running was elected.
The contestants were William
Rickard. the father, who was the
nominee on the Citizens ticket for
the position of street supervisor. and
Charles Ricksrd, the son. who landed
on the Job Ss., the nominee or the
Democratic ticket. ,5,.,. .........s
The Washington times., 1922-06-18

were examined by MIR. Hearst's rep
resentatives to ascertain whether or
not the narrative would interest
American readers.
UniinpOrtant Document.
Upon examination Of 1000 wortls
already written by the former
kaiser OF his 80,000-word memoirs,
IL was found that the kaiser had
written at great length about such
long past events As the retirement
Of Bismarck, the accession and
character Of Chancellor Caprivi,
affairs In China I'm 1897, and in
South Africa In 1900, Of the crisis
over the French foreign minister.
Delcasse, In 1908, Of the internal
administration Of Germany for
thirty years Of the former kaiser's
interest In archaeology and In
assyriology Of his relation with
various religious denominations
all which subjects filled about two.
thirds Of the entire memoirs.
The events between July, 1914.
and November, 1sl8-the period Of
tho world war--the former kaiser
disposed Of In three chapters Of
tho fifteen the entire memoir con.
tajns.
In other words. the only subject
on which the general public cares
to read or hear what the former
Raiser has to say, occupies less tEan
one-quarter Of his memoirs. Even
In that part, the former Supreme
War Lord" goes over old familiar
ground seeking ra,ner to exculpate
himself for responsibility for what
happened and disclosing few facts,
circumstances, or documents not
stated before.
For these reasons Mr.. Hearst did
not bid for the memoirs.
The Washington times., 1922-06-18

ing people. including cooperative
control Of production, credit and
marketing.
Fcurth-An adequate soldiers
bonus 10 be paid by a tax on war
profits and excess profits. Opposed
the sales tax.
F'ifth-I demanded the protection
OF motherhood and children by CIV
Ing them their economic rights.
sixth-The Newberry case should
be reopened. as was the Lorimer
case. and the Senate purged Of this
corruption.
Seventh-~Opposed ship subsidies
upon the same ground as railroad
guarantees.
-Eishth-Named the predatory blocs
and opposed them. promised to sup
port the farmer bloc, the labor bloc,
the soldier bloc, the mothers bloc,
and the business blocs that cooper
ate with them.
Ninth-Supported the integrity Of
the primary, asked the people to
nominate their candidate by direct
vote and drive the non-partisan
league of Wall Street from the State.
visited less than half Of the
counties OF the State. My total ex-
penses are S47s.9S. I received many
meals and lodgings from farmers and
laboring people, and they drove me
-on several automobile trips without
expense.
Individuals. farm organizations and
labor organizations. supporting me.
did 50 at their own expense ! put
up no posters and only a few adver-
tisements were paid for by my
friends. a.
II was this program that won this
primary and 4 believe the same pro-
gram will win in every State Of the
Union. sr.
The Washington times., 1922-06-18
DRUG CONSPIRACY
FOUND IN new YORK.
Involves Plot to Get Stores of
Narcotics From Govern
ment Warehouses.
ny International News service.


NEW YORK. June ia couspir
-acy Of gigantic proportions to take
from Government bonded warehouses
millions of dollars worth OF narcotic
drugs and distribute them through.
out the Atlantic seaboerd territory.
spreading death'or moral destruction
among their users, has been un.
earthed by special agents OF the
Treasury Department, the New Yo.lS
Journal revealed today.
The agents have been at work on
the plot for more than three months
and 1t was announced that within
the next two or three days indict.
ments will be found BY sspeciai red.
erai grand jury against no iess than
fifteen alleged members Of the drug
ring" These include, accordins to
william II. williams. supervisinE
agent Of the special agents Of the
department, . man high up IN poist.
ioal circles. two oovernrnent en-,
paoyes, one Government warehouse
keeper. and others Of varying a..
'grees Of prominsnoe,