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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01

were Klansmen before they went into
the army"
y minister OF the Gospel, whose
mission is to comfort and help these
araund him, leading and directing
crowd Of men who are masked ana
not always in the right
But thousands of churches have
moving pictures. On, fJr the good
old-time preachers to stand by the
right. and tell others before il is for
ever too late.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
German Money

We have read and heard OF the con-
tinued depreciation in value OF the
Mark" Gecmany's most useful piece
o. currency. And wages have been 70
dUced. Street-Car men are said 10
only receive a salary of $1,000 a year.
which is about the salary per week
Of many people in the United States.
All this. however, does not keep Kais-
2r wilhelm from again marrying ac-
cordinS to the daily newspapers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
Little Denmark.

Small - pcamaN IS. Near germany
in Europe. il contains ahcIi tire.
millions of thrifty people. ihc :ar@eS
city is Copenhagen, with aoJ@t ia.
million people 1t is made IN o. mos.
" small farms. uearly al Of 'Aem owl
ed by the one who t;ils Ia" soil The!
have fancy herds Ct cottl2 ana in
poultrv-ratsing profitable, selling 50,
00U. 600 worth of butter md nine mi.
lien dollars worth Of eggs 10 E2gIan
alone each year. There is nut E1tl,
dissatisfaction. and no strikes. as IL
Golden Rule" is taught and lived.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01

a horrible manner by TuriaE- :. y
.. re,rIug never seen or heard OF be
fo1.a ~ the World : history. 81 all ~
claims OF past history and OF a.
ter the Arm mans deserve 10 Teet''
1rcr he large and more @cNeE-|
l.riiirs tie SAFE and complete contf.
,..-r tac:r own country. ard renew.
o. their national exIstanco. ans i'.@a
al.:,ent ri Christian r&tions has 80
tho faith. now lei Il have it, crown
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
4 Minister Out OF Place.

Last week az Oienton, Md, the
newspapers say. the Ku kluX Khan
Cyhite Caps had meeting with
about 1900 present, y Methodist min
lister led the parade and conducted the
ceremonies.
In regard to 7. S. soldiers belong
ing to the Ku kluX Khan. he has the
following to say: 7 could not say
the exact number but there were
many soldiers Why shouldn't they
Join? There always has been a great
number Of soldiers in our ranks. They
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
Where arc !he Indian. Now!

History tells us that at no time
were there mere than 5G0,G"a Indian
There are now about 10000 lndiaT
children in Government schools. oo
sides 50 000 II public schools.
The Indians cultivate nearly 400.
OGo acres of land. and raise crops va
ued at $5.z92.730, and stock valued q
$l.5sS.0S3. They are scattered we
many states. the West having the ma
ioyity. Delaware having but four II
dian souls.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
Swallows Bring Them 10 Yea!

Swallows. making their nest in your
chimney. will bring bed bugs to your
home. Because bugs carry germs ana
spread terrible disease. they should
be wiped out. Destroy them EXter-
inmate them. fuse Royal Guaranteed
Bed Bug Liquid QtIHk-Sl' RE. 23c
can. Sold and guaranteed hE Weller
& King. Druggists.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
Radio (WireIess) Telegraph

mated in Africa. strange to
.Ns iungle African has no writ
y .h5ge He cannot send letters.
n ~ telephone wires or polls.
3 e ian communicate with his
~ and neighbors, ten, fifteen, on
'., ,.s niles away
49, ~. kind OF a method has he? The
bas = drum. a followed block
49, .s'''.~7s from three to four feet in
Q IN which he beats out mes
lepss in two wooden sticks. Is =
= white man, on his WY
] 's's rs riIlage beyond the fore't:
? ,,.' .aS man coming, twelve u a car
Z 2's sounds the warning CT the
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01

CORVALLIS, the British general, sur
rendered TO Gen. Washington at York
town, on Friday, October ~. 1881. On
Good Friday, April l.. 1865, Abraham
Lincoln wGs assassinated. and Pre-
dent Mckinley died from an as-.~,-
in's wound en- Friday. September II.
11u1.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
Il Friday an UDIucky Day!

There is no such thing as luck" a
good man wrote, and he is right
On Friday, August 3, 1892. Column
BUS started from Spain On his FIRST
voyage nj discovery. And on Friday,
October u, 1892, he landed on the
coast OF America
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
What Women have Done in Congress.

Through the influence of women.
we are informed. the sum OF $4,000
and mice in the Capitol building. For
more than n century the rodents en-
joyed themselves undisturbed, except
has been voted for to exterminate rats
when some warm speech was going
81. hut now that our noble Congross
Aas begun. to be influenced by women,
II is natural to expect such little ex-
trAEi inLa...
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
Anthrax Germs!

lies carry anthrax germs.
Readily menace to your cat
u them against this peril,
barns and stable with
Guaranteed Fly Destroyer
1ssitive death to all flies. One
$500. with sprayer free.
"a guaranteed by Wehler d
&hggists,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
The AirpIann Stamp.

\ stamp Of the twentv-four cent
airplane issue, was used for the first
time On the initial triU airplane be-
tween New York and Washington in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
Sales>-eu AMI lgrnts

Sales>-pu AMI Iyrnts :s5
Statesmen - Exceptional Opportunity:
hnst!rrs earnings biz. Write M,Clecry
Calendar Factory. Washington Iowa.
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR
A SALESMAN-If you
are d salesman-and are
not satisfied with the re-
turns and future of your
present position-if you
have poise, self-con-
fidence, are not afraid of
hard work-if you want
to sell, not take orders
if you want the full earn
ing power Of your time
you may be the man we
are looking for. Posi-
ton permanent; terri
tory Richmond. Give ex-
perience and telephone.
Box j 41S, care The Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

CLASSIFIED advertisements ordered
Tor litE RICHMOND TIMES Ids
IAIClt daily morning edition viii
appear IN tho next euitiun OF THE
nv ENiNG DlSlAICR. The rates
given herewith cover morning 2nS
evening service in all instances. WIN
inc exception OF 4 III r. : l. y ID \
separately.
Schedule of wnnt Aa Rates.
&c a "oru GaIiy. minimum
zoe, set solid.
znc WORD sunday. minimum
Zoe, set solid.
consecutive insertions. In
Guiding sunday, DC a word.
consecutive Insertions. in
cluuing sunday, iQc word.
(Sotc thc Iviuctivn for cvnsecstivs
thserrion..D
DispIny Type.
me iarSesi I!pI permitted In tho
tHlaiics; space ia which l4-poInt-
type ali may he set IN one inch The
rate Tor thIs l3ixe type is cents
Molo udlIy ana - cents word sun
CAY. The same scale vt reductions
VIZ! Apply as tor res ular H"nt aus.
laps. bioheu lines, white space are
charged tor a. tho reg " ord rate
estimated MoidS 10 the line.
Longer term rates Tor business i'd
Yer !seTs GA request.
,oAoEeItisrneuts received AS late as
~ "A. N. ana 10 l.. NJ. each week day
ana up 10 4. III. SATURDAY Tor correct
classification in tho neat EDITION.
lNDENED fON QllIk
. REt EREN1E.
Sse the Teiepn"nr--tmi HnndoI1h 1.
AK for Want Adj Iaker.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found

MONEY Lost. about ,iiS ~ Siis in $40.
s.. 81 aud 81 hNi-, from sixth and Rruad
Z" Graz" Z" seventh. "r old Dutch
Market, or seventh and Main T." Si>th
md Main. between aud $50 =. NJ or
Mann street car. west. party hnhinE Will
please phrr" iInui-vsrd 3ia" ~ Il rep
'">"n'- all hay" Ia meet nay oDlisa-
INNS. Enw.rI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17

Stud"haker RE Six. T-passcnEcr $50
H'"''h"N"i special SIX rourinE. go
= o"N"r Special SIX Touring 49,. 200
S'ud.bah"r Special Six Touring 900
Stnd"oah"r -Four Touring: looks good:
runs good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Inr
buick Sin Touring; carries $3.50 extra
cguIymcn, Observation-Disclosures. ssn
hnl'h SlA touring real SarEain...... $50
Huick SIN Touring. real barsa!n. IA
Stevens Tourins. new paint .... sou
Ih"N'ol"t Roadster. used three
months Recommendations. 500
overland T"urinS, - model ........ 395
nHEh'S 'luh Roadster plenty speed -
rt'hA.n touring at BARGAIN price. 80
f"rH sedan excellent condition ...... af5
b-LSCUe Touring Observation-Disclosures. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17

AUTOlff""
Auton,oi,,I.s ~. sale

oAiG IA
NY NEW 7-passcnsrr touring car. In per
Zee; condition. Includes STAT" and city
license. reasonable offer refused
terms ran b" arranged. Sun Nest Broad.
rAIUn. ora~s-ug.r. 1871 model. new
pa.nt. eyhanicaI condition and tires
excellent: an unusual bargain. terms
Phone boulevard 3;l.
BARGAIN IN Premier and Haynes Sedan
w. u. Moss. Distributor. t3l West Main
ls22 CLEVELAND s-cyiinder touring car.
priNat"iy owned ana in \ No. 1 condt-
,"n. Will ,acrihc. for s.on: 5000 cash
balance III monthly payments. 30,
q ~. car. Til" Dispatch.
foH SALE. ""c-'on truck service.
pneumatic tires. disc wheels covered
body. all ia Rrst-ClHss condition. TOO
heavy Tor my wor.. Csil Madison
'2si-W after O'Clock can be seen
al Tenth Street Garage.
OLDSMOBILE
BEST BY COMPARISON.
WM. l.. ATKINSON.
so WEST BROAD STREET
RANkOI.rii 1913
GARFoRD MOTOR TRUCKS distributed
by 4. Meyers Sons. .Si l.. Cary Street.
SEW DODGE business coupe. 10 DAYS old /:
rum less than son miles. bumpers from,
and rear. parking iiEh,. extra cord tire.
tuh" and cover. y real barEaiu II YOU
can NJ" this ear. HuN ! $40, care The
Dispatch
GOOD
USED GARS.
LOW PRICES.
USED CAR DEPT
HARPER MOTOR 90. INC
1890 y. FRANKLIN 81
USED CARS
stephens Passenger Touring
Mercer 6-PaSs"ngcr Touring.
Chandrr passenger Sedan. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17

FORD t"urirE with starter; $50 cash. ,is
i"r month. boulevard 2ls?-w.
FORD roadster with starter. shock alb.
sorh"rS. dcmountable rims; fls5 M,di.
sS,T.
trHD, l'ie- Equipped for starter. loci
hie"rlns wheel SHOCK ahsorbcrS; good
running condition, for sale cheap; ownc,
VIII demonstrate" same. Apply slt Spring
Street phon" 2t2S-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
.,.-1NNUJNGEMEhIS
Deaths

SAGBi-D!ci, Tuesday. November a, Al
'.r' J.. vi, AZ the residence ~: her sister.
A2"-St faui street, Ml>s Kate T.. IN.
Oldest daughter az the lat. Em;n, R.un,
and Albert BaEby, II. She /. survived
h! Two sisters. Miss Nettle Z. BaEny
and Mrs. Esi"iIa Is. Anderson. - broth
er-in-lsw, Cha>. II. Anderson. Funeral
services Will Toe held FRIDAY November
-. at ESQ T. NJ. from tirs, H,pns,
Shufch. Rev ". T. Johnson onicissins.
BRoOKEs Funeral services OF Mis-. Mol
"" j. Rrook"S. of 1919 Eas, Marshall
street. who n'od yesterday morning al
Grace Hospital. VIII b" conducted this
afternoon II 1 O'Clock I'D the Firs, Rap
iist church. Miss Rruuh"s has h,.-n :,
resident % Richmond for ~ number, ot
years. coming 10 Richmond from Suut n
Boston. Va. She w.- the daughter of
the late i. r and ). A. RrcoAes. of
south Roston Va. She IS survl.rI by
sister Mrs Halle l.. Hal. OF 1910
East Marshall street. this city.
BtTl.ER-p!cd. November is. 1922. Rich
in"nn' Va Mrs. Laura r. Butl-T. She J..
survived by the following nicccs Mrs
w. p. Tcnoh Airs. Eva and MAY Pr!,rh
ard, nephew, Il. a pritch.ra ana
two COUSINS. Mrs. Edith Birdsong ami
Mrs James Land Funeral notice later.
ih'ermrnt k"ndiord Cemetery Peters
burg Va.
GARNErT-Dio %oy.mn., is,h -.
Retreat FOR the Sica. Geo T.. Garn.tt.
Fnnera! motto" later.
GlANNoTTI-pi"d. Thursday. .SO-...a~r
10. l'2+, Joseph Gi.nnotii. N Ia 2tth
year oi MS axe. lie leaves two broi n
erS' Alfred ilaunotti. OF Newport News
Nirsih'", ana frauk GiSnuutti ans one
sister. Mrs Louis March"t,i. ot this
city. fuucr'. saturday 10 A. NJ from
the t"Ssi"nc" "f his brother. Frank
t''nh""'ii "a. N"rth TWENTIETH Street.
th'.rn"n' Ia M"un, CALVARY
HIl.i--pir,. 81 tn" Retreat for rnc Sex
THURSDAY, November Ii. lY.. ..,o
NJ james fh'dd~"- iiti. axe 81 years.
survived IT, Ms wil" Julia Morris RiI
"nd "nr sou" !. AInrrt Iil!. "nc brother
hi"ie'! /. iil.., un- sister. MIS-. h.. A.
Jet. Funeral n"t!.- l,t-r
hiii.-D!ed, Thursday. ut the R.tr.a,
for thr sick at 80 A. NJ after
snort ilin->>, DANES r. H.I so wear.
ola, MI Iit!l Wa u Ilumii."nt business
i"'n "Id in"n""r a.! nuy. I."iE" y,
81, \. r. \. NJ. and k,r, T-inplr
Se"u'h i;lir hndi-- a A -. y ~
MI. hi'i - survived 10y his N.duw IulI.,
M"rr!s ~ Ili' "u~ sun. james a ,n-rt Iill.
"H- "r"ih~i IS. l. iii.!. AMI one sister
Mrs. l.. \. J-tt
MANlE--nicd. a. ,hr r-,.d-nc. 81 M.
G"ns h'"f. Mrs. :; Il F"rI .."l En.t
Marshall Street. ia tn. TIrh year nt MS
ase. :. Il. Ms>l". Fuurra. no,ic. I.t~i.
RiAN-D.-d. a. Chariott.syli.e -. w,d
neSH"S' N"v"mher -, 1922. john II
Ryan. IN me t2ud year ot MS AK. son
OF the Iat- James ana Ellen 81 RYAN
Remains - 20 d"ncr - MS brother
1910 Floyd Avenue, ThutsIay Fun.-.l
service a. Sacred Heart Crth.tra! ON
Ffidas morning. November H. At 10
ool"cN. and .nteim-nt In Mt C.lvar.
Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
AUTOMOBILES

Automobiles FOR sale IL
HuiCK "" have real bargain In light
~ HuiCk touring car. that is IN -N-
ceNcnt condition throughout. which W."
-" selling FOR customer; $3.50. Com"
81" U>. ur phone boulevard 1915 Co
burn Motor Sales Corp. lgli IVES,
iir"si. +. NJ. Turner. Manager Used
Car department.
CHANDLER ;passcnE"r. 1920; new cord
tires good paint and mechanical coa-
dition; terms 20 responsible person.
A Il. r!Ii"r. i7"N Nest bGoad Street.
CHEVROLET touring car. -,ccll"n, con
ditio". ii"i. Cali ralman. Randolph
w.
FORD IourE- tNc"il"n; condition. $3.50.
Cal! boulevard .IN-L
Ford CuCrE Enr sale: e.ccll"n, cnnd!-
;"n. call E"uh"li,h 1928. between $50
and A. NJ
FORD SEDAN Of recent
model; many extras and
good tires; $3.50; part
cash, rest on easy terms.
Boulevard 2579Y1. Call
after 6 p. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
AMERICAN CLEANING AND
PRESSING CO,

sosh f. Main ST. rhone. Mad. 1854.
We clean ana press all kinds OF suits
oNcrcoats. spAts. gloves. etc. We a $50 do
dyrInE and repairing. W. call for and
deliver to all parts OF the city.
All WoIk Guaranteed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
BUSINESS SERVICE
business service Offered

PTNSO tuning and moving promptly dom
ny reliable worAmen. Attracti.e price.
Telephone Randolph 7o3. crafts. 2os
East Grace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
We Deliver.
Furniture Exchange Store,
1923 w. Broad. Ran. 1915.

CONF. TO 'o2 East Marshal! Ia Get your
wood heaters. Prices range from S.. go
up E.E bargains In other stoves Gnd
all Kinds % furniture. W r. smith.
%i.NN grocery wagons. Richardson B.o.
sl5 ftruok Avenue.
OAK DisESSERs. slightly used. ITO
u : iiot h"ub"rs, 10, East Main.
THROUGH u fortunate pUrcna-c W. hav.
limited number 81 Sew Perfection
iir'n lighting plants. 52-Nolt, Complete.
with -c"!! batteries. Regular price.
$500: Our special bargain price, 1915.
For demonstration. rhon- Randolph lI.B.
HnChl"y Morrison 90.
OCH PRICES on nll Sizes OF betting are
worth Investigating, W. can NOu
money. /. Huford H CO.. sol North
Fifteenth Street Madison a3l2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles Tor sale
READ OUR LIST OF
USED, BUT NOT
ABUSED,
AUTOMOBILES.

How much wood could
4 Woodchuck chuck if a
woodc h uck ould
chuck w wood ? How
much money could CO.
burn save you on a
used automobile if you
would buy that used
automobile from CO.
burn?
Bring along your
mechanic friend to ex-
anime that particular
make car that you
want. We don't believe
that you can find a dis
satisfied customer in
Richmond that h a S
bought one of our used
cars; so let us satisfy
you.
Our policy on used
cars-overhauled and
reprinted. Terms can
be arranged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17

THE DOLL. HOSPITAL. all parts. Tho
G!h shop. Fourth and Grace Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
For quick male nenOgraphic services,
call Madison Si1. so3 Times-Dispatch
building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
Help W.mted-I'crnale

Help W,mtcd-Fcmale g..
,,5,,< r,,,L;L,U
so,5 w,sc, nn,, u,,,. S-u' "otn
sDrI, ~. en-, So, W"a HeT need
"'''t N"Ah''o ana racine
:, : !" ,'"., ...,,-.
yonnr i,dy 80 roo.u,, "'''' -. me"
,,S,nIn AuuI u.r.,.. go 49,
u-n,d '''' 90 f'S'
rioya Ay.nu. Apply i'o'
NURSE Girl. FOR afternoons. COS North
=" - -, t"us
SAl.EShAplhS TO canvass house to house
My. Hewworth. las, Grace. Sd r. II.
STENoGRArHER - wanted competent
s,cnographcr preferably r,u,hl. -, s
s.stinS in general clerical y>orh s,.,.
references ana salary ,,n.r,.d p.'i,
I %. b"N '5l. H.r hin"nd. "a.
STENOGRAPliEIg- w,nt.J youn- ia,
s'"noGraph.r. please ap,ly IN own h,nL,
writing. stating .aIary rosi-D,,ra No.,
no ChI than. virginia
YOING white lad. 20 a>sis, IN iu,ch..o,
work. hours. !s.an tn 80: .,n,-i.,,.
unnecessary. Muy!.l.s. ri E,., Jt,o,d
street,
wOMAN-w Wanted. woman :. coo. r,
clean. Apply airt PARK Ay.nu.
WANTED u,,,..r.,
work southern Ii,r.,in i,o
[Apy .ao u...,,,
addressing. m.i5nr m,,,'c airo ".'
send Zoe for music Iu,,rn.,,n, 49,,
American Muse co. ,.aA Krn.du...
New York
-=
help NantrQ-hiaIe 81
SALESMAE-Iyb.r 49, .,,,,.,i,,
por,un.,y to max. nv,II; n,nnsy. ~,
door wUr~. noA r ,.s. care IN. D.,.
I-ich.
"a /! A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17
sRoOKEs Emnet.l s.rHlc.- %, M-s. Mnl

GARNETT--pi"d, November 18th, at the
Retreat irr the Sica. Geo T.. G.rn.tt
Funeral motto" later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17

Lost and Found 10
BAR Fis'-Losi. on Morda, s,t.rnc.,
November ~ one onyx par min Y.,n
spray of platinum. With d!asunri,
thereon. Liberal reward s..l he r.y-n
Finosr pleas. communicate sth 40,
2'i. care The Dispatch
CAMEp-Los,, cameo brooch. on stree,
II found. please return to So $n-t.
Eighth street. or Randolph <s..
FuRr-j.ost. gray squirre! nrckpiac- r-
tween bsrion Heights End Sintn ana
Main. Reward. Call Randolph Tba
NAITKsE-Suayca from io3 Ks., Car,
one maltese cat. a. reward.
THE DISPATCH Classified Ads are CON
AectinR linNs between buyer and selisy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-17

WE specialize IN matching old coats with
new trousers a. huhins Tailor SHOP. 10,
west BiOaG.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-14
THE LIP.STIcK" LITIGATION

ANSAS Hip stick decided last and Pearl according decision the The school cosmetics public prompted the rule prompted "napper the that actually the before the 
 The Arkansas remember that tue apper' who is determined will Pugsey would rather up supposed O
 hardly up The desire only natural it is born girl girls overdo handle Caed
  powders ing things 0 Puritan days.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-14
To Nacozarl.

NACO-Advices from Hermosillo stlte that yoang maidens from Bac- erlr who had been tcrmented and dis tiacted at home by strange occult phenonmena occurring to them. and were officially ordered sent to Hermo- sillo for investigation by state autho- ities and scientific men have returned home without any result from their stay in the capital. During their stay of two weeks there were no manifes- tations of peculiar and troublesome attentions receiv' by them at Bac- erac from unseen forces. It is report. ed that there is probability that they will make their home at Nacozari, in- stead of returning to the Baceras, in which latter place it is feared they will be annoyed again. The mischievous spirits did not follow the girls away from home, as there were no attacks, neither en route nor at Hermosillo.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-14
Around The
 World
Hawaii has 175 foreign language schools with 10000 pupils.

Hawaii has l75 foreign language schools with 10000 pupils.
 Billiards 5esan as an outdoor past ime.
 Sixty four cut of every 100000 of the worlds nopalation, are blind.
 Former KaIser Wilhelm had 8 cas-. ties and othec residences.
 Grand Rapids, Mich, claims it has never had bank failure.
 Electric light was first used for stage illumination in 1879.
 Wheat will grow almost anywhere except in the tropics.
 Fairy tales are no longer allowed to be told to children in Russia.
 More women than men get divorces in New York.
 A housemaid in France earns from 125 to 25O francs Q month.
 Ecuador is the worlds center of the Panama hat industry. Galena, a mineral ore, is the chief source of lead.
 There is not mile of railroad in Afghanistan.
 Gasoline flames are being used in killing the European corn borer.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-14
Will Name peleaates.

DOUGLAS-J. l.. Naught, comman- der of Jerome Nj. Leonard Post 426, Veterans of Foreign Wars, stated ,hig morning that there would be special meeting of tho local post held on Friday night in the K P. hall for the purpose of electiEE eight dele tages to attend the state encampment of the veterans in Phoenix from the 24th to the 2Sth of April when officers of encampment will be elected. The locnl post consists now of III mem; bers. MT. Naught said that the dele gation from Douglas will make an ef- fort to have the next meeting of the state cncampmeut held in this city next year, and said that he would cen fer with the chamber of commerce ann secure the assistance of that or ganization in bring encampment here.