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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
PROHIBICNf NAJEZD.

Flint, Mich, %. cervence.-
Vice nez 300 muzu zen bylo
predvolano pred policeini soud
iako vvsledek prohlidky kaz-
d6ho mista We meste, ma nemz
bylo podezreni, ze Sc tam pre-
stupuii prohibicni zakony. Ma
iezd, ma nemz podilela Sc We
Skera policie, narizen byl ma
vorem McKeighenem po obdr-
zeni zpravy detektivu, kterl
20 delsi dobu bez vselikeho hlu
ku vvsetrovali porusovani pro-
hibicnich zakonu We Flint.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
UKLADY o ZIVOT POINCARE-UV.
NEMECTf MILITARISTE OSNUJf PRY ZAVRAzDE-
Nj FRANCOUZSKEHO PREMIERA
Pariz, 90. cervence.

Paffz, %. Francouzske mnsterstvo uvefej-
milo dnes nasleduc oznameni:
"Francouzska vlada byla uv6dom6na dnes spolehve
no pramene nemeckych monarchsickych kruzch
viny isou plany zavrazdeni premiera Poncare-a.'
Zadne podrobnost nebyy vydany verejnost avsak
rozumiva uv6domeni cni zmnka, bylo do
dano do Parze bernskou vaou pc odhaenich ucnenych
nemeckou poc jez vyetfovaa monarchstcke organsace
nchz jedna jest zodpov6dna nedavn6 zavrazdenf
hrancniho mnistra Rathenau-a.
Poincare neucin zadnych zmGn SVEN panu odeeti 2
Parize Ultra ztraviti nede SVEN domove ma Mosee
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
VZBOURENCI OSVOBOZENI

Pafiz, %. cervence. = Ca
stecne roZluSteni komunisticke
no problemu bylo predsevzato
ministerskou radou. ktera pra-
We ud6lila amnastiii 81 vojaknm
a nekolika namoTnikum usved
cenTm re vzpourv. Zaroven
vSak komuniste neisou pine u
spokoieni. ponevadz Marty,
vddce vzboureni ma Cernem
mori, nebyl omilostnen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
DEAN NEMA ZADNYCH OMLUV.

Chattanooga, Tenn, %. cervence. j. Cleve Dean,
jenz postal telegram presdentu Hardngovi napada
stanovsko adminsrace v6t avkucmu denictvu vrati
nes ve cesy iako praporeckar raze Alabama Great
Southern prohlas nema zadnych omluv telegram
kterv postal presdentu Hardingov iedne casti sveho
prohlasen nrav: V mem telegramu presidenu Har1gov
jsem tlumocil smysenf mnoha mllion Americana Nemam
niceho podotknuti k poznamkam p Gomperse Nevm
proc mel bvch omlouvat presdentu Hardngov neb kom
ko nemu. "s"s"~vW4
Organisace zamestnancu zdejsich zeleznicnch di-
mach prav re nea zadneho spojen Deanem nebefe zod
povednost jeho telegram presidentovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
APPEL TRETf INTER-
NACIONALY.
o lersi podminky pro Rusko
cd spojeneckych zemi.

Moskva, 27. cervence. =
Komunisticka internacionala
vydala dnes ku svetovemu pro
letariatu APPEL, aby ma vlady
svych zemi nalehal ma poskyt-
mutt lepsich podminek pro So
v6tske Rusko jeho snaze po
op6tnem navazani styku $ ka-
pitalistickymi zememi.
V appelu Sc pravi, re k akci
takove Sc musi pristoupiti
vzhledem k tomu, re hagska
konference byla pferusena So
vetskou pevnou odhodlanosti V
setrvani na ruskych pravech.
Dale Sc appelu poukazuie, ze
nasledkem pomaleho pokroku
" revolutnim hnutf mimo Ru-
sko jest nyni Zapotfebi neia-
kych opatreni k obnoveni po-
kusd spojeni kapitalisty
r6znych narodu, ale je pry po-
tfeba pri tom zdGrazniti, ze
sovetska vlada nema nmyslu
ustoupiti dale Cd komunismu.
PTiSti hnuti "a ucelem nava-
zani stykG mezi jinymi zeme-
nj a Ruskem must pry wink
nouti vn6 Ruska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
STAV NORTHCLIFFUV
Sc ZHORSIL.

Londyn, %. cervence. - Je
velmi malo nadeje ma uzdra-
veni lorda Northcliffa, ylastni-
ka nekolika velikych casopisn.
Ma pocatku tohoto tydne pa
novaly obavy, re nemocny sko-
ma kazdym okamzikem. Stav
tento Sc ponekud zlepsil, nez
netrvalo to dlouho a die nei-
posledneisi zpravy MEDIA Sc
byti nadeje ma zachraneni lor-
da Northcliffa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
PADLf v PROHIBICNf
VALCE.

Norfolk, Va, 28. cervence
= Druzina 500 muzG dopadla
dnes Zranila Jamese Cham
berse. kdyz byla jej obklicila
V lesich bIize mesta. Cham
bers Jest obvinen. re zastrelil
prohibicniho 1rednika N. Fl
schera Carey Freemana be-
hem naiezdu pri patrani pc IL
hoyinach V Titustown.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
zENA PROFESSORA UTONULA.

Madison Wis, % tervence. = Y zen6, ez utonna
stTedu iezefe Mendota ztooznena bva pani (race B.
Peasova manzeka R. B. Pease professora anglitny
Akronske messke unversite. Manze ie priiel IL
mysu ztraviti zbytek prazdnn zde Kdyz popa
val manzelce koneGne byo sdeleno marnc e-
ii ia zena. kterou nikdo m6ste nezna odebra
ztotoznil nj svoii manzelku.
Akron, o.. %. 6ervence - P. Peasova odeiea odtnd
utery We stredu prof Pease obdrze stf do
pis od nj nemz sd6ovaa, jest odeiel
hned do Madison Sousede prav p Peasova del do
bu churavea.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
PO OSTRfHANt VLASU
SEBEVRAZDA.

New York, 28. cervence. -
Flecna Ruth Fvansova, slicna
stenoprafka. spachala zde Sc
bevrazdu vcera. Zanechala
dopis. V n6nz pravi, ze dohna-
ma byla k zoufalstvi zarmut-
KEN mad tim, re 81 dala ostrl.
haiti vlasy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
PORTUCALSKO Sc HLAS1

Lisabon, 27. cervence. -
Portugalska vlada pripravuje
Sc vyjednavati 0 zvlastni do
hodnuti Nemeckem ma zapla-
ceni vale6nych nahrad We zbo-
ziv castce 990.O0O,O0O zla-
ttch marek (asi S248.OO0,00O)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
CTYRI PONORKY Sc POHRESUJf.

Los Angeles 28 cervence Ctyri ponorky iez odpluy
Los Angeles itery do Hampton Roads jako otiy
dvanac iez mali byt vzav suzby byly poheseny lime
Ensendy proti pobfezi Doni California die zpravy
drzene zde dnes. Jsou to ponorRy 5 L6 IL L8, jez
byly zbudovany Long Beach, Cal behem vaky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
HORiCi DUL.

Springfield Ill.,, %. cervence Uhelny dill Midway
Coal Ward okresu Jackson hoTi ctyri sou
pohesovan die een od Franka Rossbotoma stanfo ban
keho nspekora Duqueon obdrzeneho zde nes Robertem
M Medllem statnim direktorem do. Zachranna druzna
pokousi proniknouti muz1m dole.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
STAVKOVNf VTRzNOST.

Erie Pa, %. cervence Stani policie bya poslana do
Erie dnes zado Serifa Wiama Browna, a. hled6a
acit vytrznos vyvsavs stavkv zeezncnich dllnach
b6hem posednich n6kolika dn Sest statniho kon
ebovskeho sboru pfijeo rannim vaku Pennsylvania
drahy Emporium ostatn nasledoval odpoedne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
POLICE .JDE. MA STAVKU.

Bellare. o., %. 6ervence. Belairska polce, pozu
stavacf iednoho serzana Sest straznik6 VIDA da
suzbv dokonGeni vych povinnos Ultra Polciste poza
dovali zvyseni platu m6sitn6 kdyz bvlo
Jim to odepreno oznami re nemni dele souz mestn PT
poll ku stavkaInm intm zahaleifcm delnkum zdesm
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-06-13
FIND new FOREST
MENACE is CAUSE
OF LARGE LOSSES

DULUTH, Mimi, June ia new
and serious angle to the. spruce bud
worm plague has developed In Mime
sofas forests. for the yermin besides
annually destroying balsam trees val1I
ued at thousands of dollars are fndi-
rectly augmenting the fire menace
which had already taxed the capacity
of the forestry forces.
Foresters view the plague with
alarm It was revealed recently that
large areas of the worm-infested tim
Der punctuate the millions of acres
OF wooded country, providing an un-
expected vehicle for overcoming the
value of vegetation as a natural bar
rier during the summer months.
Foresters, facing this new peril, re-
alize that the fire menace will exist
this summer In many localities hereto
fore rendered virtually immune to fire
by natures summer garb automati-
cally cancelling the menace.
This discovery has resulted In
strengthening of summertime patrols,
necessitating addition of men and
equipment.
The new danger was revealed re-
Gently during an investigation into the
summer in northeastern Minnesota.
This fire coming at time when most
unexpected started in the fallen
branches of dead tree from camp
ers' fire and spreading through the
woods by leaping from one seasoned
clump of trees to another. burned
over 100 acres, damaging 100000 feet
of white pine timber and 500 cords of
spruce pulpwood. 1t was -quenched
after two days by large forces of
guards.
Assisted by natures natural barrier
forestrymen previously have controIl-
ed the forest fire situation during the
summer months, despite the greatly
Increased fire hazard caused by the
sthousands of tourists coming into the
forests and camping outdoors. Now
forestry men are revising their plans
for summer activities, basing their re-
organized offensive arrangements on
the old slogan Educate the camper
and tourist and nip the forest fire be-
fore it starts
AS for the fight being carried to
the seemingly insignificant little
spruce worm, the experiments of en-
tomologists are now holding the cen
ter Of attention. These experts re-
Gently visited the woods country and
investigated advances of the vermin
with a view to developing plans for
combating them. Complete extermi-
nation Of the worm cannot be expect
ed for several years, the process of
eliminating this ancient foe of the for
est. requiring long term of years, ac-
cording to foresters
The most effective way of fighting
the yermin is to foil their efforts to
enlarge the area of destruction by cut
ting the timber, not in large tracts,
but in small plots at intervals around
the territory beseiged, it was said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-06-13
100000 POLES LEAVE
FOR u. s. AND CANADA

WARSAW, June 13.-One hundred
thousand emigrants left Poland for the
United States and Canada during 1921,
according to figures published here.
During the same time 40, 900 re-emi-
grants came into Poland, bringing
with them money estimated at 900,-
600, 100000 marks, or about $500. .000..
A new airplane passenger service
n has been opened between Warsaw, vi
Henna, Prague and Budapest The first
direct air services between Berlin aud
Moscow, via Danzig, Mamel and Riga,
will be inaugurated shortly.
The Polish American Chamber of
Commerce declares that trade between
Poland and the United States is in
creasing rapidly. In spite of low rates
Of exchange, Polish-American imports
and exports in 1921 were nearly three
times those of 1920 In the first two
quarters of 1921, Poland imported 345,-
600 tons of American goods, against
124,00 tons in the same period OF
1920. Exports for the first two quar-
ters of 1921 were 776 tons, as COM
pared to 210 in 1920. Poland's total
export trade in 1921 also more than
trebled. increasing from $4,000 tons
in 1920 to 100000 tons in 1921. In
1920 Polish exports were only IL per
cent of the imports; in 1921, they were
43 per cent.
The introduction of general compul-
sorry education throughout Poland will
be completed by the end of 1928, ac-
cording to the program of the Minis
try of Education. The new measure
oblfges every child of seven years to
enter and attend school for seven
years, and already is in operation, but
shortage of teachers and school build
ings makes its general application
slow. Warsaw alone must find school
premises for 10000 extra children to
put the law into full effect. Eleven
new school buildings are now being
erected in this city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-06-13

No. $50 Buick Touring
No. 723 Monroe Roadster
No. SIS Metz Buggy
No. 524 Maxwell Truck
No. CTS Overland Touring
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-06-13

No. GAO Chevrolet Touring
No. 705 Hudson Touring
No. 507 Hercules Touring
No. SAG Interstate Sedan
No. 1876 Maxwell Touring
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-06-13

Nc. sos Chevrolet Roadster
No. 448 Overland Touring
No. 531 Overland Touring
No. GA Sampson Touring
No. 553 Westcott Touring
Evening star., 1922-09-23
CONDITION
NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK


Washington " the District ms eH m isss at the close OF
:s5s @ :ss s s$sns &
nfHbaas this ,ss7oszs7
overd2af,s a 'sa Secured SoooS
psptsd s1%ss
b All % other United States government ~
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ls Checks on on other n hanks fs IN she same es "
0aTe Te,si s1n OF ,ems en . 'fe so IL
14 b e1aneous ca l14ss ,,sk.
10 as9s@pse@ 1890 sSs
r., ............... sa1sl .s7sss
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H.
liz SndVided Sqrh,qd d0pq pa.ats
., ns,. ss.''ns mote. s.'ss sassr % W
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tdspots t payass yes sn W check * ass'
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80 sj ss ] them i:n. ''ss Is
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sfSS$sT s.s
., -"e 4s e s 'S S. s ss E;s
a1sSh E5saHs 10HT Z sRss E2zzs Da.s.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
ROOSTER KEEPS RIGHTS.
May Crow and Also Be Flapper,
Rules Texas Judge.

DALLAS, Tex, September 23.-
Boosters have legal right to flap
their wings and give vent to lusty
crow, heralding the advent of dawn.
according to an opinion given by
Corporation Court Judge p. 3. Craw-
ford.
A Dallas citizen faced the court on
charges of maintaining a growing
Evening star., 1922-09-23

AT Washington, in the District Of Columbia, al
the close Of business September 10, 1872.
Evening star., 1922-09-23

Beginning his career at the bottom
of the ladder. Samuel Rea, president
of the Pennsylvania system, is now
the highest -salaried railroad official in
the world
Evening star., 1922-09-23
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
EAST WASHINGTON
SAVINGS BANK

OF WASHINGTON. d. g..
At Washington, in the District of Columbia. at
the close of business September Is. 1922
Evening star., 1922-09-23

OF WASHINGTON. u. C.s
At Washington. in the District of Columbia. at
the close Of business September 10. 1922.
... RESOURCES.
1. d Loans Except
those shown in
: and e,:.....: .sec1 .ss7.s2
other banks dis
counted ........ S,lI2.l0
Total loans ............... $3.50, Z 80. 4S
owned 1oe,o17 94
5. o:her bonds. stocks, securities. -
o. Banking house. s2l.194.7s:
furniture and fixtures. $3.- =,
10. Cash in vault and amount due '
from national hanks ..... 90. is0. 68
II Exchange for clearing house. 10.0A.12
Total Of items 0. 10; II: Il. i2 y
ana IL $eb, loS.oo
Total ............$ 81 ,112 AS. .s5
LIAplL1TIEs
IL. Surplus fund ............ 100000
10. Undivided en-, ooo -
------- $24 ,600.12
Less current
penses, interest
and taxes paid. 2,261.T
Time deposits payable after
80 days, or subject to &c
days more notice) and
postal savings: ~ -
33. Other time deposits ........ .O2O.OO
Total of time depos-
its. items 81. 81.
33 and 81. ..... 1920, 10000
lOtdl ~
D.stric; of Columbia, City of Washington. IS.
1. CHARLES A. MCCARTHY. treasurer Of
the above-named bank, solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true 10 .he Deht Ok my
knowledge and belief.
CHARLES A. MCCARTHY, Treasurer:
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2lst
day of September. 1922.
tSeaI) CLARENCE f. DONOHOE.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
JOHN c. YOST,
JOHN c. W. BEALL,
SAMUEL H. WALKER,
WM. y. PAYNE, Jr.,
II. Ii. MCKEE,
W. L. [. HAZEN,.
NORRIS L. MARROW.
Directors.
Evening star., 1922-09-23

fowl in violation of the city ordinance
governing the keeping of animals.
Judge Crawford hold that the crow
ing of roosters was not among the
prohibitions Of the ordinance.
Evening star., 1922-09-23

American Security & Trust Company

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a Reserv for ~
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expenses. 2lb44ss ,...
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Evening star., 1922-09-23
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
? PARK SAVINGS BANK.

At Washington. in the District Of Columbia. at
the close Of business september 10. 1922.
RESOURCES.
l. Loans and dis
counts, including
rediscounts,
cepta noes of
other banks. and
foreign bills Of
exc Ii ge
drafts. sold with
Endorsement Of
this bank Tex
cept those shown
IN b and cJ....$1. .139. 3D. 40
Total loans .............. 81. .7sa $50 40
2. OveTdrafts. unsecured, S3s7., 3sln
owned sc't'"'"e'' ........'.......... " $50, 7ssss
ties. etc. % .................. o. eet 1es, s,2ls.eo
fgrnitare fs, Isieo and hxtnres' ,o- %. ~
banking house '............ l7.o4O58
from national banks. ~ 21o,saO.75
II. Amount due from state banks.
MES in the United States
% Items s. T or 10, iI..uueu " s.sosl4
T.. Exchanges for clearing house 1921. IL
Total Of items 9. io:;o 10; IL l. Il !?
IA. Checks on banks located out
side Of city town Of re-
porting bank and other cash
l6. Other assets-Revenue stamps 53.2s
Total ..-...-........-.'. ~ 42' 'as''o'
LIABILITIES.
II. Capital stock paid !n........ $JO, 900 90
Is. Undivided ,psti Ipa PROFITS. $50. .45aio ~
$se.4o5.1o
c Less current ex-
perses interest
----- l7.464. .as
2s Certified checks outstanding. as4.2 90
"a. Cashiers checks outstanding. 2,H4.37
Total Total, Of q, items 90 p, Il. e; s % 2s
Demand ana deposits ioiier He' than an
bank deposis). deposits
payable within 30 days):
Is. Individual deposits subject to
90 Dividends unpaid ..... 200
Total Of demand deposits
t"ther than bank depos!tsl.
i'e%s ne5 20 %, ss. 81 "a a74 q saoS q e
Time deposits payable after 80
o. more notiee) and postal
., S,,d saxings: =. ,..,. ,,.,
than for money borrowed. 38. 4tS g
SO. Other time deposits. 1.145. .7lS.S7
Total Of time deposits. items
81 s1,1sa, 1874
District TOT Of Columbia. City Of washington. S.:
I. ROBERT s STUN. cashier Of the above
named bank soleIpnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of my knowledge
and belief. ROBERT s. STUN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21st
day OF September. 1922
isealJ WILLIAM c. STRAUSS,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
Thos. Somerville. Arthur T. Ramsay
Frank W. Rolgiano. Chas. W. Bolgiano.
Walter Fl. Klopfer, Merton E. Twogood,
George A. Provost. A. c. Lampe.
l.. W. Groomes. Joseph w Cox,
John O. Gheen, j. Robert Sommerville,
C. 8. Bundy, c. c. Murray.
P ]. Nee Bernard Leonard.
VIM. NJ. WALES. r Jors.
Nathaniel Mountford, n,
H F. Dismer. Drectors
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-06
F. NJ. WOOSLEY ANNOUNCES
 FOR REFRESHMENTS

We are authorized to announce k. |M. Woosley as a candidate for Rep resentative of Nevada county, subject to the action of the Democratic pri- mary next month.
 Mr W0osley is one of Nevada's pro gressive farmers, universally known, for he has resided in this county dur ing his entire life. He has been director of his school district for the past 16 years. and has aided material Fly in the advancement of education
 throughout the county.
 MT. Woosley favors legislation that will tend to the upbuilding of the |county and state. and if elected 10 represent Nevada county. our affairs will be well looked after in the states law-making body.
 The time is short now for canvas of the county, but Mir, Woosley will make an effort to see the voters be- fore the primary. and we ask that you give him your earnest considera- tion before casting your ballot next month
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-06
WINANS-POWELL
 REVIVAL GROWS
In Interest. Throngs of People Hear Splendid Talks and
 Music Every Day.

Since the rains have ceased, bumper crowds are attending the Winans. Powell meetings The big tabernacle is running over and the enthusiasm is running high. No such program was ever put on in Prescott by any evange- list or congregation before. so far as is known Each member of the party fits his place and functions with admir- able efficiency and rapidity.
 It is too early at this writing, to predict the final results, but there are few signs known which portend a great revival that cannot easily be seen at this juncture The Christian people are fast warming up and the people. without denominational lines appearing anywhere, are coming to the great issue as if each man and church
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-06

great emphasis upon the young and the children These men hold six ser vices daily, beside the ladies cottage prayer meetings Their is most un- usual and comprehensive programme and cannot fail to touch every phase and recess of any community except that which is chrOnically reprobate and will never be reached by any moral force. Few musicians can excell Miss Vera Johnson, the pianist. who is a member of the party II is no small performance for anyone to fill great tabernacle with music from simple piano. but Miss Johnson seems to have no trouble to do it. II is expected that all of the homes and church in Prescott will he greatly strengthened from these meetings Hundreds are thinking, praying and there will be T mighty turning to God ere many mora days have gone.
 The following services are an nounced for Saturday night and sun day:
 Saturday night, Can God be Good and Let Man Go to Hell?"
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-06

was responsible for its outcome. IL is predicted on every side that, If the weather remains favorable one of the greatest revivalS ever seen in this city will follow this great movement.
 Winans is in no mans class in his style and the general make up of his sermons. He fearlessly hits straight from the shoulder He makes no com promises. seeks no camoufiages anu never digs in" because the enemy s fOrtificat tiOns seem rugged and I'm pregnable. Suclf straight out, honest
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-06
J. M. CARRITHERS
 ANNOUNCES FOR CONSTABLE

In our regular announcement column today appears the name of ]. NJ. Carruthers as candidate for Con- stable of Missouri Township, subject to the action of the Democratic pri- mary August s.
 Mir Carruthers has gained an envi- able reputation as peace officer, hay ing been special deputy under several sheriffs of Nevada county, and during the past year has been chief deputy 10 Sheriff l.. C. Steele. Also he has served very creditably as city marshal of Prescott.
 Mir. Carruthers was born and raised in this county and needs no introduc- ton to the voters. He stands for strict enforcement of the law. and plays no favorites. believing that all should be treated alike.
 Give him your earnest consideration at the coming primary, for he is quail fled and deserving.
 Every fence too high to climb over robs us of our personal liberty.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-06

Sunday II a. h., On The Firing Line"
 Sunday 5 :3O p. m, "Hootch, Chicken and Jazz for men only.
 Sunday D. m, "The Final Judg- ment'
 There will he service for women at the Methodist church Sunday at . 50 p. m
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GRANDPA MARION HART
 PASSED AWAY YESTERDAY

Grandpa Marion Hart, age S3 died at the home of his son, M. A. Hart, al Rosston. yesterday.
 He is survived by five sons. K. w. Hart of Lynn county, Texas; W. M. Hart of Hope: NJ. A., J. F. and s. H. Hart of this county; two daughters, Mrs O. l. Steed of Laneburg. and Mrs. NJ. A. Dorman of Lynn county, Texas.
 Funeral services will be held this afternoon at Bluff Springs, conducted by Rev. ] w Erwin.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-06

to goodness preaching is bound to bring results The preaching is so simple. so lucid and candid that every one. big and small. graspS 1t without losing thought They understand him and through him they understand Christ. Never before have We seen crowds which so fully grasped the meaning of all that was going Oil Winans is one of the few men who knows how to preach with such plain ness and simplicity that from bottom to top. every one has had his portion and goes away either rejoicing or pricked to the heart
 No less mover is Harlan NJ. Powell. the singer He is on the job and bringing something to pass every minute. His work with the young men and women and the children was never exeelled by any man ar singer. He holds meetings for both each day beside the regular services, which puts