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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-12-19
CHURCH OF CHRIST
URGES peace SUNDAY

Washington, Dec. l9'-lhe reueh al
Council of Churches of Christ in AM
erica today issued request to lOO',
600 congregations in the United
States to observe December "a as
"World Peace Sunday to demand
that the governments of the world
find ways to settle their disputes
other than war. The message also
asked tha tthe churches acts in con
cert throughout the year toward
wireless world through international
Ico-operation. Christians in u coun'
tbies will observe world peace Sun
day, it was added, under an agree
ment reached last summer at Copeh
hagen. by the conference OF tn
World Alliance for lnternanona
Friendship through the churches
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Foreign Boat Lines
Dispute Rulings in
Regard to Liquor

Washington, Dec. 19.-Decision OF
Federal Judge Hand, given at New
Yc,,5. holdin~ that foreign vessels
,anAot1 bring Intoxicating liquors
into the territorial waters of the
Hunted States, is attacked as con-
trary to immemorial usage and un-
warranted by an ypresent law in a
brief for the foreign lines filed ii
the supreme court by former Attor'
ney General Wickersham.
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CHEER
VALUED At $4,000
SEIZED NEAR COAST
Jacksonvillians Join in
"Oh, How Dry |
Am"

Jacksonville, Dec. 19.-While A. B.
Stroup, divisional prohibition chief of
Florida, was on his way to Fernan-
dina to seize the Cuban yacht Miguel
Farrera and its cargo of several
thousand cases Of rum, his subordi-
mates were bringing here the auxil-
liary sloop seized yesterday near
Mayport with a liquor cargo valued
at $4,000 Three white men and one
negro were arrested Two men es-
capped.
Birmingham, Dec. 19.t Federal
prohibition| enforcement offieers
early today raided the southern
club, an exclusive Birmingham or
ganization, and confscated small
quantities of rye and corn whiskey,
according to reports at headquarters
The raj dwas under direction of
William B. Ford, assistant chief of
the district forces who was assisted
by four other federal officers and
city policemen. H..
Every floor of the building was
explored, the raid consuming nearly
an hour, it was stated. Four pints
of rye whiskey and a small quaint.
ty of corn liquor We're reported dis
covered under the flooring of q
small sroom in theb asement. Nc
arrests were made.
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FLORIDA COUNTIES
EXPEND MILLIONS
FOR BETTER ROADS
Counties Take Pride in
Numerous Big Bond
Z Issues

Jacksonville, Dec. 10.-Early re-
plies to questionnaires sent through
out the state by the Associated Press
to obtain data on improvements in
Florida during the year indicate that
road building and construction bond
issue totals will be enormous.
The figures in three counties, not
among those having big building
permit records, showed the issuance
of $1,356,OO0, of which issues $1,040,-
900 was for good roads. \
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|HOD|STS
build 8
THEM
FLORIDA
!. D. Sibert, of Pa
!. Is Chairman of
the Board
|ADR APPLICANTS
Already on Foot to
|hvite Building
| Here

h dollar hospital is a pos
r Palatka during the next
b depending on the activ-
Vi citizens lin operating
Chamber Of Commerce in
Palatka's advantages and
welcome to the Hospital
the Florida Conference of
dist church, south, Of
h ]. D. Sibert, pastor of
Methodist church, of Pa
Chairman,
bert returned this morning
Rand, where he has been
sice on the sessions of the
4 and amouced that he
ay selected the personnel
Eri, has delivered his first
b the conference on the
nd is ready to receive in
land encouragement for the
aent Of the hospital "some-
Florida" "
lar tho general conference
4 general hospital board Off
se Of arranging for and
hree great hospitals to be
nj at an approximate cost
each. The work of
nl board has teen pursued
during the last year with
l'that he location of he hos
far as the states are con-
rs been decided on. One
will be in Florida, one in
follRa and one in the west,
9 to properly function for
ga conference a board was
~ The Florida conference
Rev. Sibert being chosen
nan and this board will
eed to the location of the
N some city. Mr.. Sibert
~ that it is expected to
nls phase of he work at
mat the mater of location
Of chief consideration. AC
he said, from all por.
ue staate, still being not
'Way from the other states
immediate territory, might
ae point as near to the
u the state as Palatka
ae advantages of climate
"AM anywhere in the state
available, He also intima'
one of the locations which
'0le around Palatka, being
The st, Johns river, woulc
vi IN the final decision o.
z4FN said that the money
olg hospitals les already
4 1t is my hope and ambi'
aer' he said, Ito see ou'
I church finished before
'NyEhlng else"
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r,nc,C snN OPERATED ON

London, Dec. l9.-Prince GeoIse'
tho Kings Youngest son, was success
fully operated upon for appenGls..,s .,,,,
todsv The operation was perform,
ed at the King Edward VII hO'p
for Officers.
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Condensed News
for Busy People
A Summary of the Days News

Dublin - The first act passed
by an Irish parliament for one
hundred and tweHty-three years
went formally through, the free
state senate.
AngOra - The Kemalist gov
ernment decided to lift the EN-
barge on the departure of Chris
tians from AnatOlia.
New York - J. p. Morgan &
Co. notified the German ambas-
sadOr it was impossible for the
firm to discuss or consider a loan
to Germany until the reparatiOns
question was settled.
Paris - Sarah Bernhardt was
only dissuaded with great diff
Guilty from appearing in a new
play, after she had a fainting at
tack at the close of the last re-
hearsal.
London - 4 dispatch to The
Times from Oppeln said a for
nal settlement had been reached
regarding the German Polish
Silesian frontier under which
much Of Hottberg district and the
city OF Dombrada became Ger
iran and Poland gets territory
near ECaaigshuet.a and else
where.
Philadelphia - I'he board Of
the University Of Pennsylvania
accepted the resignation of Major
General Leonard Wood As head
Of the institution.
Cleveland - \ tentative pro-
gram loaking toward 'the propos-
ed merger Of the brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers and the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
mer and Eng'nemen was worked
out by a joint committee.
New York - Rear Admiral
William { Sims. L. s, n, retir-
ed, said in an .ddress that the
United States from naval
standpoint, was "hamstrung in
the Pacific and nailed in the At
lantic."
lausanne - NJ. Tchitcherin, in
a debate with Lord Curzon, de-
fined the League of Nations as
"organized impotence"
Marion. Ohio - President Har-
ing was reelected director OF a
lumber company.
Pittsburg The Carnegie
Steel company loaded ten bargeS
with steel ard the bargeS LETT
for Evansville, ST.. Louis and New
Orleans in the first attempt at
, river shipment of steel ON large
scale.
Washington - President Har-
ding sent message of sympathy
to the acting president and peo-
ple of Poland for the sorrow oc-
casioned BY the murder of ia
briel Narutowicz, president OF
Poland. ~
Washington - Samuel Comp
ers president of the American
Federation of Labor, said the
nrogressive group in congress
repounces its own progressive
ism when international affairs
are under consideration.
Columbia. S. c. - Mrs. Rach-
ard c. Reed, wife of the moder-
ator of the Southern Presbyte'
rian church general assembly
died.
Tulsa - Fred Fulton, Roches'
ter, Minn.. heavyweight scored
technical knockout over Gar
Morris. of Sapulpa.
Jersey City - Irish Johnny
Curtin, of Jersey City, bantam
weight, won the newspaper ue
cision over Midget Smith
Newark, n. mickey "a'h
er. welterweight champion OUT
pointed Phil Krug in Il ROUNDS
Chicago - 1t was repor'e'
Johnny Evers, of the Chieag'
Americans, has decided to aecep
an offer of a deputy cOmmlssiO"
ership in the New YORK o'"''
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FIGHTING IN ITALY
(Rv AnaocIated Prens

Turin, Dec. 19.-Renewed conflict
between fascist and communists here
have resulted in the killing of ten
persons, including two fascist.
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II KID" MAY

'E TOLlIlCAL FULL
ea' Ill., Dec. 19.-Joseph
aleld the yellow Kid
IN Chicago and Florida as
= man, may spend Christ.
II man. BY good conduct
lg an eight-year sentence
uSOn the term wa sreduced
TWO months, twenty-foul
O0VernOr Small has Topped
" months and ordered him
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County and City Join in
Search for the
Bandits
$4,000 REWARD
All Available Forces Are
Pressed Into Active
Service

Denver, Dec. 19.-City and county
join in offering a reward Of $4,000
for the capture, dead or alive, Of the
bandits who killed the guard of the
Federal Reserve bank in front of the
Denver mint, and escaped with $780,
loco
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-03-24
.HOW'S THIS?

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
will do what we claim for it.
cure Catarrh or Deafness caused by
Catarrh. We do not claim to cure
any other disease.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
is a liquid, taken internally, and
acts through the blood upon the
surfaces of the system, thus
reducing the inflammation and re-
storing normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
FJ' Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL

In the Probate Court of Kootenai County,
Idaho.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Frances B.
Cheney. Deceased.
Pursuant to an order of the above entitled
court. Notice is hereby given. that Saturday.
the Sth day of April. 1922. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
of said day. at the court room in the court
house, C9ur d'Alene. Kootenai County,
Idaho. has been appointed as the time and
place for proving the VIII of Frances b.
Cheney, deceased. and hearing the applica-
tion OF Ezra Il. Whitla for Letters Testa-
and any person interested may
then appear and contest the same.
March 2lst. 1922
NJ. G. WHITNEY. Clerk.
Pub. March "A, 81, April Z.
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OBITUARY.

Hamilton Davis was born in Pom
tiac, Michigan, October %, 1871; he
died at Rathdrum, Idaho, Thursday
morning, March 10th, 1922. being 10
the Slst year Of his age. Mr.. Davis
came west some 40 years ago and
took upon himself the adventures and
hirdships of pioneer lie. About this
time he came TO the vicinity OF
Rathdrum where he has spent the
most of his life. He took as a COM
panion In life Miss Mamie Waddell,
they being married in 1899 She
departed this life over twenty years
ago since which time be has made his
home with Grandma Waddel, his
mother-in-law, at which place he died
on the date above given
He was the father of Mrs. Joseph
Waldecker Of Spirit Lake, who was
his only child, and he was brother
in law or Mrs w. Fl Overbey OF
Rathdrum.
Mr.. Davis in the early days was
very active in the mining industry in
this western country. In recent years
because Of his advanced age he had
taken but little interest in business
matters, and during the last few |
months he was practically an invalid |
dependent for his care on the atten-
ton or his friends and relatives.
The funeral service was conducted |
under the auspices OF the Masonic
order, OF which be was a member,
Sunday afternoon, March 10, from
the Community church. Rev. ]. c.
Harvey, pastor OF the church, preach
ing the, sermon. A large gathering
Of friends was in attendance.
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL

Idaho.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Frances
Blackmer, Deceased.
Pursuant o an order of the above entitled
court, Notice is hereby given, that Saturday,
the sth day OF April. 1922. at 10 clock A. NJ
OF said day, at the court room in the court
house, C9ur d'Alene Kootenai County,
Idaho. has been appointed as the time and
place for proving the viii of Frances Black
mer. deceased, and hearing the application
of Ezra r. Whitla for Letters Testamentary,
and any person interested may then appear
and contest the same.
March 2ist, 1922
M. G. WHITNEY, Clerk.
Pub March "a, 81, April7
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SCHOOL NOTES.

The Freshmen will give party to
the Seniors tonight in the domestic
science rooms.
program will be given by the
grade school this afternoon in the
eighth grade room.
meeting OF the Parent Teachers
association was held last Tuesday in
he Eighth grade room
Ice cream and cookies were served
last Wednesday to the Grade and
High School teachers by the home
economies classes one aud two.
The Juniors had candy sale last
Friday night at the Fraternal hall.
The proceeds will be used for the
Junior-Seuior banquet.
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Seventh Day Adventist Church.


Mar. %: Sabbath School at 10 O'Clock A. M
Lesson subject:
The Holy Spirit.-This lesson deals
with the personality and work of the
Holy Spirit, or Holy Ghost. as one
part of the Trinity of God The Holy
Spirit is derived from "Paraolete",
Greek word, meaning Comforter, sug-
costing a personality with mud,
and exerting an influence.
Martha Johnson. Supt.
Bible Study at II A. NJ, Leader Martha
Johnson's.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, Mar 80
at Mrs. A. f. Alberts
All are cordially invited to come and
study with us.
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Church Announcements
COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH

COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH
A call is made throughout the
church TO observe Easter week as
tithing week; all who will do so are
asked to pledge the 1.-THE Of their
income 10 the benevolent work of the
church.
The question of organizing a
Junior Epworth League is under
discussion by the Epworth League
cabinet.
The Tragedy OF Buried Talents will
be the subject at the devotional
meeting of the Epworth League
Sunday night at $50. Donald Layton
will be the leader.
The young people Of the choir will
hold social at the Community House
Saturday evening, March 26,h
Do not forget the Invitation which
is extended to you asking your
presence at the services on the
Sabbath Day.
j. G. Harvey. Pastor.
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GARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank our friends and
nelghbors aud the Masonic lodge for
kindness during the illness, death
and funeral OF my father, Hamilton
Davis; also for the beautiful floral
offerings.
Signed: Mrs. Joseph Waldecker;
Also-Joseph Waldecker,
Mr.and Mrs. w. Fl. Overbey,
Mrs. @. A. Waddell.
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delinquent taxes, together with pen
atty, for the first half of 1921:
s51,352.96 $ 3,OS3,22 $54,436.1S
Respectfully submitted,
c. o. SOWDER,
County Auditor.

At this time the Board audited
and approved report by the Auditor
and Treasurer for the quarter ending
January 7th, 1922.
AT this time the Board audited and
approved fee report by NJ. G. Whit
ney, Probate Judge, for the quarter
ending January Z, 1922.
At this time the Board audited and
approved reports by H. E. Shirk,
Overseer, Road District No. 2, and
Cyrus Bittleston, Overseer, Road Dis
trict No. 25
bonds were approved:
Name Office and Surety Amt
Harry Shirk-Road Overseer
No. 2, Rant Satchwell $500. 90
Harry Shirk-Road Overseer
No 2, Chas. Wickertsheimer 10000
J. F. Pingel-Road Overseer
No. IL, Fidelity and Deposit
Company of Maryland. 10000
At this time it was ordered that the
County Auditor and the County Agri-
cultural Agent be authorized to pur-
chase 1000 ounces of strychnine and
as much saccarine as required.
At this time the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, the Bureau of High
ways of the State of Idaho has on
hand at this time one new F. W. d.
Truck and one new ten-tOn Holt Trac-
tor, market price of the tractor is
S6,500.00 t. o. b., La Grande, Oregon,
which tractor can be secured for
100000, and the Truck at not to
exceed $650.00, f. o. b. Boise, Idaho,
and,
WHEREAS, Kootenai County is now |
very much in need of another truck |
and tractor,
THEREFORE BE 1T ORDERED,
that the Chairman of this Board and |
the Auditor be instructed to purchase
one F. w. D. Truck and one ten-ton
Holt Tractor from the Bureau of
Highways of the State of Idaho at
the prices quoted.
(Signed)
FRANK A. MORRIS,
Commissioner.
At this time the following COM
was received and read:
s'tr So February II, 1922
County. Commissioners of Kootenai
County,
OOeuT Aleue, ludnO.
gentlemen:
In accordance with an agreement
'etween Commissioner Johnson and
he Morley Commercial Club, and as
of our good faith, we hand
-ou herewith the following Notes,
;hecks, and Labor in the aggregate ,,
f 100000. /,
'otal Notes due July l, 1922 .$1637.50 ,
'otal Checks ......,........... $4,000 ,
'otal Labor due as needed. $3.50 !
otal Cash on hand ...... 14300 !
otal of ........................ .$27OO 90 {
illage of WOrley. .-.................... 10000 (
This amount together with assis- :
nee from the County as outlined c
Y Commissioner Johnson, is to be a
sed in graveling the road from the c
tate Line. to Worley or as far as the S
nds will permit. a
1t is our intention to continue rails c
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CONTINUED ON LAST PAGE)

CHAMBERLAIN COUGH REMEDY
Nothing So Good for a Cough or Cold
everyone wha has used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy speaks we'll OF
it," writes Edward P Miller, Abbotts-
town, Pa. People who once use this
preparation are seldom satisfied with
any other 1t is excellent to allay a
cough or break up a cold. Mar adv
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Martha f. Watkins, age 54, died 10
Spokane last week She was the wife
o: s. II. Watkins, formerly of Alhol
and at one time commissioner of
Khotenai county. The husband ard
three sons survive.
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LUTHERAN

Lenten Service at the Boekel school
house Saturday at 1880 p. M, subject:
Jesus as Barabbas.
Instruction for the children, Saturday,
at $50 a. m.
A. o. SwINEHART. Pastor
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January, 1922.
To the Hon. Board of County Com.
missioners,
Kootenai County, Idaho.
Gentlemen:
l. c. o. Sowder, County Auditor,
hereby certify that 1 have compared
the taxes as delinquent upon the
Real Property Assessment Roll for
the year 1921 with the taxes, as orig
inally entered upon said roll and
auoed up the columns of taxes ex-
Tended as delinquent as per Section
Sz43 g.. s.. and that the following
statement shows the total amount OF
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-03-24

Income tax receipts for 1922 have
fallen off $500, 900, 900 so far States
planning to raise revenues by a state
Income tax would find themselves IN
a diminishing revenue.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Mass lstSunday each month at II a. nj. at
Rathdrum; Mass 1st Sunday at Q a. IN. at
Post Falls. Mass on 3rd Sunday at 9 q. M. at
Rathdrum, and at II o'clock at Post Falls
FIR. Bonora, pastor.
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W. c. Russ,

W. G. Russ, Defendant.
State of Idaho, SIS.
County of Kootenai.
Notice is hereby given that an
Attachment issued out of the District
Court of the Eighth Judicial District
of the State OF Idaho, in and for the
County OF Kootenai, in the above
entitled action, on the 22nd day of
March, 1922, against the property
of the defendant, w. c. Russ
Dated this 22nd day Of March,
1929. G.. O. Sowder.
SEAL Clerk of District Court
BY Carrie Nelson, Deputy Clerk. ]
Pub. March "a, 81, April I.
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Notice Of Issue of Attachment

In the District Court of the Eighth
Judicial District OF the State of Idaho,
in and for the County OF Kootena.
W. T. Newbery and Dan L. Lindsey,
doing business under the firm name
and style of Newbery & Lindsey,
Plaintiff
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-03-24

Upon motion of Frank A. Morris
seconded by j. w. McCrea, and unani
mously carried, it was ordered that
me Assessor be instructed to assess
easements in lands along the Occur
dAlene River owned by mining COM
panies, in accordance with the opin.
ION rendered by Roy L. Black, Attor.
ney General"
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lance from the County as outlined
by Commissioner Johnson, is to be
used in graveling the road from the
State Line to Worley or as far as the
funds will permit.
1t is our intention to continue rails
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STORY
Of DISORDERS
By MAJ. ADAMS

New Saicm. Pa, April "".--'Ry the
h.-"rtat,L Pc. 81 Najcr Lynn &.
Adams. superintendent of the Penn
slIN1nla :'a'r polite. Wa TO-DAY p'T
s"ntiiN InN":liEa'm2 conditions IN
IN" tay"tlc county COKE reglons'
" h''" IN tfI.". ain! ',''IiA' '.'
M i'SllIl'u III 'M' ""Nh'ihS 81 "
striking Inin'r ana injuries 10 lour
- =" ~p"lIc"m"n ~ N" lilIl MN
II. near nIon'n"n n. anu Inc
" nundln= of . min"r and Il l~"uyear'
old child al ORIENT.
Major Adams ri-itod rhc sub station
ur ;hr state police here and SGT forth
eli Il "trip to F'airClanrr early in tho
aftrrnnun. accompanied hv Sheriff l..
l. Shaw and other officials. In
cha,Sr a. his station l.. Lieutenant
Charles r. smith. who WAS in charge
OF the l!trIr detail Of four troopers
rushed rurhr Tower Hill outbreak
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READIN' n WRlIlN
Books and Their Writers Discussed for Their headers
-NcW>. Views and Il Bit Of By-plaI.
EDITED By GRANT ONERTON
EDITED By GRANT ONERTON

cncc t. seeing them. \ S'cady d"m"tui
tor printed plays. especially "nr-ry'
pieces. comes from little theatres AN
over America and from groups OF anna
'sur actors
Bernard Sha vs. plays. al rr""l-As"'
IN book form and published by Hrr"-
rano's. are outside the genera! rules.
t,.:ug rad cN"rywNerr Ivy l'"p'" VI"
want 10 read SHAW. Since S"rl"n'r
A.".an Publishing The plays al j v
Barrie. the number IT th">" VII" r'ti
rlaNs N book form has been largely III
creased.
The American. tuc"n" '\ciI' N"I
also added to the ~rnai,r- OF the prin''i
DRAMA, The Emperor Jones, '"i
,rut." and his other productions. 'n''ud'
lnc Tho Straw" which New York. -
~c.lrc This season. 2.tu all l." read IA
lr,Ls published hy Eou & hiNCriGhi
sidney lInward'S 'SWrrdS. u medl"c-
val ar,iul full at rn'"r and poetry. pr
lurcd in New YorN h.>t fall MAKES "
stirring reading IN the book brought
cat Ivy nu-an.
There Will b" a rLn'rr for tho John
prtukwatcy play. 'bilvtr 'r"n" 'li.
lust published ~ ]Il"nght"n Mltilin
Tho dramatic skill l"d literary tn"r''
IF the work are considerable. probably"
greater than in his abraham Lincoln
or course the emotional appeal t" Nm-
crjcan readers - much less III the cas-"
OF Cromwell han Of Lincoln.
The most useful collection OF one
AZ; DlavS recently made lS ono Nr'
Flaws by Mu,!rrU .\~U'a0rH.' edited WIN
introduction. hN Helen Louise '"hHn
and ruIliShcd hv N~arr"Grt Am"nG IN"
contents with r"mplCt" tcNr ar" SUCH
actablr and readable pieces aS TarkinS'
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West Virginia S

In h;$ testimony in M
gina ''rcdsrn' trial Love
mad" tho extraordinary I'd
n private government. wh"l
El&tS Of tho notorious m
exists III this stat. and iha
posed Ia II he is poWeriesS
If this condition c>iSiS II
that tho treason prosecute
against tho organizers and
nf this private government
AGAINST tho citizens Of tn
went on tho warpath to su
~ something new in jurIS
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