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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-21
ATSAKYMAS
LIETUVOS NOTAI.

WASHINGTON, II, Ii d,
(Elta). - Vasario Z d. Lenki-
jos uzsienio reikalQ minister's,
p. Skirmuntas, pasirmte Lietu-
val nota, kurioje pareiske ma
mas, kad Lietuvos vyriausybe
parodziusi nenora greitai nu-
statyti su Lenkija draugingus
santikius, todel, pastaciusi ne
leistinas prizes derybines sally
gas, Lenkija siulo pirma sure
guliuoti bendrqs praktinius
klausimus, kad iSsaukus Lietu-
vos-Lenkijos suartinima II
tuomi sveikai paveikus j san
tikiol nustatyma. Paskutinio-
il sqlyga neisaiskinanti prizes
derybiniq kliuciQ sutampa su
TautQ Sqjmgos rekomendaci-
.iomis, Lenkija Siulo, INFANT tai
domen, greitai pradeti derry
bas. Lietuvos vyriausybe lai-
ko 81 Skirmunto atsakyma nei-
giamu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-21
VIENO PILTECIO KLAU-
SIMAS.

Ponas Y. Watkins, 1903 W.
45 gat., klausia Draugo, ar
Bischoffams, Harringtonams
If kittens sukciams pinigQ SUI
kimSo be darbininku dar IL
krlnigai, gydytojai, bankinin-
kai If kt.
!Turime pazymeti, kad mes
nieko tikra negalime pasaky-
ii ,apie kunigus, gydytojus II
tt. Mes jie NUNS nesisako.
ISkur apie tai ziniq gauna an
gliSki laikraScciai, taipat nezi-
nome. Tx galima speti, kad
is tn zmoniQ gal vienas-htas
il pasigunde veikiai praturte-
ii, padvigubinti, ar patrigu-
binti savo pinigus.-
Bet visiems yra zinoma, kad
daugiausiai nukent6jo vargsai
darbininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-21
KOVA SU REVOLIUCIO-
NIERIAIs MEKSIKoJE.
Revoliucionieriai suvyti
j kalnus.

MEXICO CITY, vas: 21.-
Michoacan valstijoje pakelta
revoliucija prizes nepakeneia-
ma Meksikos prezidento OBJ
regono valdzia.
Obregonas prizes revoliucio-
nierius veikti autorizavo bu-
vusi karo minister Estrada.
Sis su skaitlinga kariuomene
puole revoliucionierius ir su-
WHO juos j kalnus.
Observation-Disclosures va do
vauja Manuel Carduno. eTas
zmogus megina losti zinomo
banditu vado Villos role if 81
ta pelnyti nuo Obregono val
dzios. ! Jis nori savo zmonems
If .sau zymios sumos pinigq If
zemes plotQ. Padave dar kito-
kiQ taikai salygq.
Teciaus Obregono yaldzia
tuos reikalavimus atmeta II
stoja kovon.
Prizes Obregono valdzia il
kitur pakila nerimayimai.
SAVIEJI REMKITE SAVAs
TSTAIGAS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-21
AMER1Kos M1L1oN1ER1A1.
Turi ju If illinois valstija.

WASHINGTON, vas. 21.
VidujiniQ mokes6iq biuras pa
skelbe indomiq skaitliniQ apie
1919 metQ personales gwen
tojq pajamas ir ismoketas Wy
riausybei nuo tn pajamu mo-
kestis.
Tais metals Suv. Valstijose
uzregistruota penki I'm o n e S
(vyriausybe payardziq neskel-
bia), kuriq netines pajamos
(iplaukos) kiekvieno huvo virs
S milionQ doleriq.
Be to 6 zmones turejo paja-
mq nuo 3 Xxi 4 milionq dole
riu kiekvienas; Z nuo 2 Xxi 8
milion4 doleriQ kiekvienas; 13
nuo pusantro iki 2 milionQ ;
81 nuo 1 Xxi pusantro Milo
no; 60 zmoniu nuo $50 tuks.
Xxi 1 miliono; 129 nuo 500 TUX
stanciQ Xxi $50 tukstan6iq; 140
nuo 400 Xxi 500 tukstan6iu do
le1iu.
Tais pa6iais metals Illinois
valstijoje 4 zmones turejo me-
tiniq pajamq daugiau miliono
doleriQ kiekvienas.
Be to, Illinois valstijoj 1919
m. buta 40 zmoniQ, .kuriu kick
vieno metin6s pajamos buvo
nuo 100 tukstanciq Xxi 1 milo
no doleriQ.
Tais metals Illinois -valsti-
joje karo mokeseiu nuo paia-
mu mokeio 422,229 zmones.
JQ visq bendros pajamos sic
ke 1862, ,796,441 doleriQ. "
tai mokesciQ iSmoketa 99,308,-
236 doleriai.
1919 metals visoj Sally uz-
pajamas mokestis vyriausy-
bel mokejo 5,332,76O zmoniq.
Chicagoje pavogta II auto
mobiliu parole vas. 1920 d
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-21
Agentai teis1nan.

Adolfas Rubezvicis (visos
lietuviSkos pavardes labai is
kraipytos. r., Paul Janis,
John Derkinkes, John Cibau-
skis, Alex Rutkauskis, Justin
YuSk6nas, ohm Loks, Anthony
Luberski, Peter zilvitis, Ed
ward Dudkiewicz, Stanley XII
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-21
DIDELls GA1sRAs.

Ponquist and Johnson Mill
and Sash CO. sandely, 1880 N.
Clark gat., vakar pakilo dide
lis gaisras. Pranesta, kad apie
100000 doleriu nuostoliu pa
daryta:.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-21
WASHINGTON, II. 13 d.

(Elta). = Vasario s d. TautQ
Sajungos militarin6 Kontrol6s
Komisija pilname sastate ap-
leido Lietuva via Vilnius-Var-
Sava.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-21
Universal Chem. Co. PrezidentO
Jurgelionio Tardymas

.bimai ir Rytinese Valstijose9
Ats. - Taip.
II. Ar pardavineji Sc
rus?
Ats. = Ne.
| R. - Q tavo agentai7
Ats. - Rodos, kad ne.
Teisejas rodo jam recita.
Ar eia Tamistos pavarde?
Ats. - Taip.
Kl. = Ar nezinai, kad mu-
Isu Valstijos istatymai griez-
tai draudzia pardavineti Sc
rus neinkorporuotos bendro-
ves9
Atsakymo nera. Jurgelionis
t tyli kaip zemes pardaves.
Kl. = Ar nori tuojaus SUI
! grazinti pinigus zmonems9
Ats Taip. Cia Jurgelionis
raso eeki Y. Gurskiui ir pa
duodamas 6eki nori gauti SUI
tarties "recita.'
Tuomet tardytojas sake,
Ekad 'zrecitas' pasilieka pas
mus, o Tamistos "recitas" tai
Tamistos cekis, kuri ismoki.
Toliaus isakoma Kl. .Jurge-
lioniui i 10 dienu atnesti savo
Kompanijos visus uztikrini-
mus ir kick serq pardaves jis
pats If jo agentai.
Tardytojas primena Jurge-
lioniui kad toks darbas YER
tas atsidurti "grand jury"
Jurgelionio advokatas nore-
damas pateisinti savo klienta,
meta kaltinimus p. Jamontui.
kurs ta byla kelia delei kers-
to prizes ''Naujienu" bendro-
We.
Teisejas atsako, kad Gia tar
dymo kambarys, virtuves ar
gumentus reikia palikti ten is
kur jie kile.
Tardymas tuomi ir baigias.
Isakyta j 10 dienu pristatyti
pateisinamus Co. dokumentus,
grazinti serininkams pinigus
ir atneSti serus.
Daug isvadu galima daryti
is Sio tardymo. Kiekvienas
tepadaro. Ryshausiai teeiaus
matoma, SOCIALISM, bischofiz-
mas apie kuri "N-nos" tyli,
tarsi zado butq nustojusios.
Kas tyli sakoma kad SUI
tinka. Taigi If "Naujienq'
bosai prisipazista varia savo-
tiska bischofizma snugeli.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-21
APIPLEsTA KRAUTUVE.

Du pleSikai vakar uzpuole
krautuve, 231 E. 43 gat., at
eme nuo savininko apie 600
doleriQ ir automobiliu pabego.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-21
PINIGU KURsAS.

svetimq salip pinigp verte.
mainant nemaziau 25.OOO dol.
20 d. buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.32
Prancijos 100 Frankly $40
Italijos 100 lirQ 40
Vokietijos 100 markip .46
Lietuvos 100 auksinp .46
Lenkq 100 markip .Os
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-21

! Universal Chemical kompa-
mia kurios prezidentu ir il.
dininku yra "NaujienQ" biz
|nio vedejas ri. Jurgelionis, G
ii ,kurios direktoriq sarasa ].
eina Socialistq Sajungos SEX
retorius A. zymontas, A. Wis.
baras, S.. Petrulis, A. Davido-
mis- ir, kaip vienuose tos pa
CLOS kompanijos lapeliuose
Fskelbiama, vyriausias "Nau-
iienq" redaktorius P. Grigai,
tbs, Valdzia pradejo daryti
! tardyma.
Vasario 10 d. Kl. Jurgelio-
mis- ebuvo paSauktas Komisio-
nieriQ ofisan 2 val. po pietQ'
Bet jis neatsilanke. Apie 4
val. jo advokatas telefonavo,
kad Jurgelionis negalis atsi-
|
lankyti, mes Univ. Chem. Co.
direktoriai turf savo posedl.
Vasario II d. ir vel Kl. Juf=
gelionis pasauktas prizes Vals-
ttijos prokuroro asistenta pasi
aiskinti delei savo kompani-
jos.
Musq korespondentas prane
sa, kad tuomet ivyko tokios
italpos tardymas:
Tardytojas klausia: AT
Tamistos kompanija yra in
jlkorporuota Illinojaus Valsti-
jjoje ir ar turi leidima parda-
tvin6ti serus?
Ats. = Ne.
Tuomet tardytojas rodo jam
sera su jo (Jurgelionio) pa
raSu.
.Kl. - Ar eia Tamistos pa
varde?
Ats. Taip.
Kl. - Ar daug turf agentq
Erwin Miller Co.?
Ats. - Mazai.
Kl. - Ar agentai pardavi-
neja serus?
Ats. - Nezinas, rodos, kad
| ne.
XII - Kaip gall pardayi-
nett serus skelbdamasr savo
kompanija "Naujienose, :
"Keleivyjje" ir "Tevyneje''a
slykStus darbas!
Jurgelionio advokatas me-
gina j ginti sakydamas, kad
jam rodos kompanija esanti
stipri.
Teisejas klausia gynejo:
- Kas Tamista esi?
/ Ats. AS Jurgelionio adj
vokatas.
! Kl. Ar Tamista esi tik-
ras, kad Univ. Chem. Co. yra
Eko nors verta?
| Ats. Nezinau, nemaciau
1 J. p.
jos yertybes, tik prasomas
Jurgelionio il ginu.
| Tardytojas klausia Jurge-
Elionie: Ar sustabdei savo
! kompanijos skeIbimus laikras.
ciuosei
Ats. Taip.
Il. Ar sustabdyta skel-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-21
O R A S

CHICAGO. = siandie nepa-
stovus oras; gall but lietaus
ar sniego. Maza atmaina tenn
peraturoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-21
UzPULTA TIKETp PARDA
VEJA.


Juodas plesikas vakar uz-
puole ir apipleSe virsutinio ge-
lezinkelio tiketp pardavineto-
ia ant kampo 40 gat. ir Vim
cennes ave. Juodukui teke a
pie 100 doleriQ.
Pereitoje parole Chicagos
gatvese ivykusiose nelaimese
su automobiliais 8 zmopes zu-
vo ir kit 8 suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-21
Nedaug rusrke.

VaIstijinio prokuroro ofisas
Harringtono spekuliavimus
apskaito igi 100000 doleriQ,
gi 10 s6bro West - igi 20O,-
600 doleriu. Pirmiau tos suk-
tyb6s buvo skaitomos milo
nais.
Tuojaus po "grand jury
paskelbto apskundimo, advo-
katai m6gino is kal6jimo pa
liuosuoti Byrne ir Moran. By
rne buvo prezidentas, gi Mo-
ran sekretorius Novaculite ko-
mpanijos, kuriia zmoniQ ahQ
apdumimui ikur6 Harringto-
mas.
Bet vyresniojo teismo teise-
Jas Davis neleido nei to, mel
kito paliuosuoti.
Be NINETY keturiQ, ty. Har-
ringtono, Westo, Byrne ir Mo
ran, teisman patraukti dar Sic
agentai, buve sarysy su Har-
ringtonu:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-21

Vakar "grand jury" Har-
ringtono klausime pagaliau
apsidirbo. Apkaltino II teis-
man atidav6 ne vien Leslie
Harringtona, bet ir jo asisten-
tus il agentus. Su paciu Har-
ringtonu iSviso teisman papuo
l6 % asmenys.
"Jury" susek6, kad Harm
gton iSvien dirbo su West. Jie-
du padar6 sqkalbi iSnaudoti If
apgaudin6ti zmones. Jiedviem
daugiausia gelb6jo Luke Byr-
ne ir Thomas Moran. Taipat
visa ellie agentQ.
Harrington patrauktas tel
sman, bet jis dar nesuimtas.
Nezmia kur apsivercia. Jis
laukiamas policijos Palm Be
ach, Fla, ir New Yorke. Bet
nei vienur, nei kitur jis nepa-
sirodo.
Gi \. P. West andai ares
tuotas mieste Denver, ColOra-
do vaIstijoj. Jis bus parvez-
tas Chicagon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-21

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mobility parole vas. 1920 d.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-03-03
COMMITTEE REJECTS LEvEE BILL
Would Have Enlarged Yazoo-MissiS
sippi District.

Clarksda'e-According TO a mes
sage received here from j. II. Sher-
ard OF this city, who is attending the
Mississippi Legislature session,
in progress, the levee committee has
reported adversely on the Salter
Tallahatchie drainage scheme" This
scheme is one in which the people
Of this community are directly inter
ested in that 1t principally provides
for the issuance OF two million dollars
in Yazoo-Mississippi Delta Levee
Board bonds; the enlargement OF the
powers OF the Levee Board Commits
sioners to extend TO tho control Of the
waters I the Coldwater, T~allahatchie
and Yazoo rivers; the enlargement Of
this levee district to include parts OF
Tate and Pamela counties; and the
equalization OF the levee tax rate
throughout this district.
The author OF the scheme Is s. G.
Salter, an attorney of this city, who
bases his plea for the legislation on
the grounds that what is good for one
Is good for all and the general en-
hancement by the drainage system OF
tho whole lands OF this district.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-03-03
1. S. ASSISTANCE
NOT EXPECTED
LLOYD GEORGE TO ASK FRANCE
FOR EARLY MEETING-AM5AS-
SAooR HARVEY SILENT.
WOULD PROPOSE A DELAY
Germany viii Not Be Given Advantage
on Preparations, British Leader
Will Tell P%oincare, Accord
ing to Reports.

London.-If any indications were
forthcoming from America that she
would be willing to take active part in
the Genoa conference some time in
April or yer early in May, it is be-
lieved Prime Minister Lloyd George
would not hesitate to propose a delay
which would meet Americas conven.
fence.
AS 1t Is, however, all the govern
ment's information points to the prob
ability that until the Washington
treaties are out of the way the United
States will only appoint an observer
for Genoa. 1t is understood Ambas-
sador Harvey has not given any EN-
enlargement beyond this. That, It is
reported, Is also the verdict Of Arthur
]. Balfour.
Therefore Mr.. Lloyd George will try
to persuade Premier Poincare that in
view Of the critical European situation
1t Is necessary to go forward with the
plans for Genoa with a minimum Of
delay.
There is a feeling in official quar-
tiers here that this meeting-the first
between the two since M. Poincare
succeeded Aristide Briand-will allie
viate French Tears about Genoa. It is
hoped the result will be that he will
throw French support behind the Brit
ish proposal to convene the confer
ence as soon as the Italian cabinet
crisis is passed.
Mr.. Lloyd George does not want a
postponement longer than three weeks.
IL the French premier accepts this
view, the only serious influnece WORK.
ing against the conference will be re-
moved.
The prime minister is expected 70
give France assurances that nothing
will be done about reparations or the
peace treaties at the conference. Brit
lsh spokesman say they never intend
cd to discuss PREPARATIONS because most
OF the nations represented at Genoa
would have no voice in the matter.
The meeting of allied experts to dis
cuss the Genoa agenda has been ten
lively fixed for next week. The Brit
ish government has already decided
upon their three representatives.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-03-03
RESERVATION IS
A SUBSTITUTE
IRREcoNcIA6LEs CALL IT MEAN
INGLEss, VAGUE AND VAL
UELESS."
PROPOSAL IS A SUBSTITUTE
Debate Which Followed the Presenta
ton Of the Reservation Declared
Most Bitter and contemptucus
Of Any So Far.

Washington. - President Harding
tried his hand at drafting a reserva-
ton to the four-power treaty, and sue
ceeded in provoking the most violent
uproar in the foreign relations commit
tee since discussion Of the treaty raj
begun.
The reservation was suggested by
the President to Senator Lodge, who
visited the White House early in the
morning to discuss the situation in the
committee which has become so en-
barrassing to the treaty defenders.
The president proposed it as a sub
stitute for the Brandegee reservation,
which also commands the vote of near
ly two-thirds Of the members Of the
committee. 1t was reduced to writing
by Senator Lodge and presented by
him to the committee. The text is as
follows:
"The United States understands that
under the preamble or the terms OF
the treaty there Is no alliance, no
commitment to armed force, or writ
ten or moral obligation to join in any
defense or commitment to reach any
agreement except in accordance with
the constitutional methods of the Unit.
ed States"
Whatever prestige it was thought
the Harding-Lodge reservation might
have by having attached to it the two
names, was Immediately shattered by
the manner in which it was assailed
by the irreconsilable republican and
democratic members Of the committee.
The most surprising statement, how.
ever, vas made by Senator Kellogg in
the heat Of the discussion, declaring
that the treaty does form an alliance,
that 1t is intended to form an ALI.
ance and that was the whole purpose
Of the treaty. This statement, coming
from an avowed supporter of the whole
treaty programme, shocked" Senator
Lodge and others who favor the trea-
ties.
Senators Brandegee, Johnson, Borah
and Moses made a concerted attack
upon it, declaring that as a substitute
for the %Brandegee reservation the Har.
ding-Lodge draft simply would not do.
They declared the new reservation
meaningless, vague and valueless,"
and said its adoption would leave the
United States exactly where it stood
without any reservation at all. The
Brandegee reservation requires no &C.
ton can be taken under the four-power
treaty without the senate's consent.
The debate, which followed presen-
tation of the reservation by Senator
Lodge, was characterized by commit.
tee members as the most contemptus
GUS and bitter that has yet taken place.
Throughout the debate Senator KEEL.
logg and Senator New, who are stand
ing by the president in all the treaty
discussions, urged extensively against
the adoption Of any reservation. Sem
ator New reported that he saw the
president at the White House and was
told that no reservations at all were
desired. He said he was sure the
president wishes his friends in the
senate to oppose any changes in the
treaty programme.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-03-03

them. The tablets also act as a tonic
conditioner. The health OF the fowls
quickly improves, they grow faster and
the egg yield frequently Is doubled.
Little chicks that drink freely Of the
water never will be bothered by mites
or lice.
The method is especially recommend
ed for ralscrs Of purebred stock, as
there is no risk Of soIling the plumage.
The tablets are warranted to impart
no flavor or odor to the eggs and meat.
This remarkable conditioner, egg tonic
and lice remedy costs only u tritle and
ia sold under an absolute guarantee,
rne tablets are scientifically prepared,
perfectly safe, and dissolve readily In
water.
Any reader of this paper may try
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every poultr,, Kaiser they offer two big
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Just your name and address-a card
will do-t0 the Paratab Laboratories,
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-03-03
SKULL CRUSHED-LlVES.

Surgeons Remove Part of Brain, But
He May Recover.
Natchez-John Williams, farmer,
who resides neal Winnsboro, is sti |
alive despite the fact that the entire
front of his skull was crushed when
he was thrown frpm his horse against
a tree,
Following the accident Williams
was brought to the Natchez hospital,
where an operation was performed by
nr. A. ]. Podesta. Seventeen pieces of
bone that were imbedded in the brain
were removed and a portion Of the
brain itself.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-03-03
She Feeds the Brutes.

Harold Lloyd learned the definition
of a wife through a conversation he
heard the other day on the Hal E.
Roach studios lot between two col.
ored extras" Every topic under the
sun had been exhausted when the
younger n said:
SCOT anybody coOkin' for you"
Deed l has. Got a good cook"
Had her long"
"COme u yeahs."
Mus cos a lot"
Man., 1t dom cos nothin'. It's nah
WIFE"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-03-03
A Shifty SjmoIeon.

They're real pals-the kind that bor-
row money from each other and pay it
back by reborrowing. For a long time
the limit had been a dollar.
Lend me a dollar" one says. .
Sure, old kid" the other comes
back with a full burst of generosity.
Then he pays back the dollar he had
borrowed the week before. OF course
the dollar had to have a name. So
now when one needs a dollar he goes
to the other and says:
Gimme the shuttle buck"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-03-03

Amory.-The past few days have
been clear and pleasant and the roads
in better condition haye permitted
the farmers to come to town in great
numbers marketing peas, which are
selling from $3.50 to $1.6O per bushel.
One Of the leading merchants said
he had been buying about 100 bushels,
per day, and a number of other mer.
chants have been buying also, which
means a market of 400 to 500 bush.
els Of peas per day for the past week.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-03-03
Justifabts.

The unhappy husband was unbur-
q ing himself Of his tale Of woe.
But how did so mismated a couple,
happen to meet In the first placer" Bill
asked.
I'VE sang In the same church choir
explained the unhappy husband.
"Ah! You met by chants, eh?" Bit
suggested.
Three weeks later, after he had
emerged from the hospital, the court
ruled that the defendant had acted In
Self-defense.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-03-03
Number, Please7

The man who had struck one OF
those rare, not-so-vcry'prohibiti0n par.
ties and didn't want to leave 1t had
made two unsuccessful attempts to
get into the telephone booth, the third
time negotiating 1t like II ferry going
in to Il strabge slip. He dropped his
nickel in,
"Hllo, h1lo, hllo," he cried. "Say,
gimme Lines Busy, thnssa good girl.
H1lo, whassat? Lin's busy? Aw right"
He staggered out.
Lord knows ! tried to get her any
way" he murmured.-Amcrican Legion
Weekly.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-03-03
JUDGE CLEANS UP COUNTY.
Sentences q to Jail, 10 to Pen.
Assesses $500 in Fines.

Sentences q to Jail, 10 to Pen.
Assesses $500 in Fines.
Booneville.-The February term OF
the circuit court which mas just a
journed was one of the most success
full terms held in many years. A Wig
orous crusade has been waged against
the Illicit manufacture and sac Of
whisky and drunkenness in Prentiss
County for some time by the mayor
OF the town and by officers of the
county, and this term of court and
has put on the finishing touches.
The fines aggregate $1,000. Twenty.
one received jail sentences. Ten will
so the state ~penitentiary. District
Attorney Berry's efforts were re-
warded with a conviction in nearly
every case, while Judge Long upheld
the law in a very high degree.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-03-03
CROPS BIG; PRICES LOW.
Kansas Figures Show Quantity Good,
But Returns Small,

Topeka, KAMA review OF field
crops in Kansas for 1921, issued by E.
G.. Paxton, Kansas statistician for the
United States bureau Of crop esti.
mates, shows the year to have been
very favorable from the viewpoint of
production, but disappointing from the
viewpoint of gross returns in dollars
and cents.
The value of all field crops in 1921,
according to the report, was $22S, 1OS,-
600, as compared with 1892, 545 900 in
1920 and anaverage of $445,575,0 900 for
the 1858 period.
Mr.. Paxton also urges a greater d.
versification of corps to stabilize the
crop in the state.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-03-03
A Beautiful Woman
is Always a Well Woman
You Cannot Afford to Overlook One
Word Of This

Latonia, Ky.-"1 had q nervous break
down several years ago, and a neighbor
told me she was actually kept alive by
Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescription-that
abe could not get along without it. Itook
her advice and q few bottles gave mo
great relief. Since then l have had no
occasion Ia Try other medicines, because
l always get satisfaction from the use of
che 'Favorite Prescription Mrs. E.
w. Adkins, 3206 Rogers St.
You'll be on the road to health ard
beauty youpurchase this Prescription"
u W. PieTOe's At your nearest drug store,
o tablets or liquid. Write Dr.. Pierce fos
ice medical advice.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-03-03
MINERALIzED WATER
ROUTS CHICKEN LICE
Tablets Dropped into Drinking Founts
Banish Vermin, Make Fowls Grow
Faster and Increase Egg Yield.

ANY poultry raiser can easily rid his
flock Of lice end mites, make chickens
grow faster and increase their egg
yield by simliy adding minerals to the
fowls drinking woter. This does away
with all bother, such as busting, greas-
Ing. dipping and spraying. The neces-
sary minerals can now be obtained In
convenient tablets, known as Paratabs.
Soon after the fowls drink the mineral
tied water, ali lice and mites leave