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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-19

We have a splendid assert :
mcnt of hand painted pictures.
B. Juett & Son. mtw
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-19

nice framed picture best o.
Xmas gifts. B. Juett & Son m
tW
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Curtis are
visiting relatives in .ancastcr

see their family physician anil
dentist and have these dcfc t
of the children corrected She
says every child should have a
thorough physical examination
at least once a year. Over 4
third Of the men examined
the war were found physically
unfit for service because Of neg
lect in childhood. She hopes
this inspection will be the
means of attaining ana main
tanning hig ne I standards OF
health.
Defects found in city graded
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-19

The best of sheet pictures. b..
Iuett & Son. ntW
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-19
Find Booze Under
Noses Of City Police
(By Associated Teess)

Louisville, Ky, Dec. 19-Fed-
eral prohibition agents tc,ay
raided a saloon in the shadow
of the city hall and secured {
quantity of moonshine sand red
liquor.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-19

FOR SALE-Florence heater.
in Al condition. Phone 54 af-
ter 5 o'clock. 29S It
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-12-19

Let us do your Xmas picture
Fl raining. B. Juett & Son mtw
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
HOUies Used to Aid
Police in Man Hunt

LONDON--Tho kincmn has been
adopted by the English police as a
means Of detecting criminals.
Two dead babies were sent
through tho post from Ramsgate Ia
Ireland and the sender has not set
been discovered.
As n lust resource tho police are
showing ON tho screens az klucmos
throughout the country the label
which was attached to tho parcel
with tho request that anyone rocog.
ulziug the handwriting should at
once communicate with the police.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

BOSTON-lu the amazing role of
a "gift wife" Mrs. Maude Autcliffc.
prominent In club and social life Of
Hyde Park. has lived for two years
with her soulmate. TO whom she was
given by her husband. Elmer X.
Antcliffe OF Waltham, Mass. She
has borne a daughter to the "other
man" In the love triangle. lie IS
Parker c. Mosher of Hyde Park.
The unusual alliance OF the young
woman was disclosed when her hus-
band attempted to wed Helen Marie
Boates. an lS-year old Waltham girl
The ceremony was interrupted by
the officiating clergyman at the
altar when II was discovered that
Antcliffe had never divorced his
wife.
Husband Arrested.
As a result of these disclosures.
Antcliffe was arrested and sentenced
To serve three months in tho house
OF correction for making n false
statement in applying for a marriage
license.
with n frankness that was aston
ishing, Mrs. Antcliffe. known In
Hyde Park church circles as Mrs.
Parker G. Mosher." told the story Of
her marriage TO Antclifte, OF their
agreement to part and OF her life
with Mosher for several years
years during which the woman has
risen high in church circles and has
been elected president of the ladies
auxiliary, Loyal order OF Scottish
Clans, at Hyde Park.
Mrs. Antcllffe declared that while
she has lived with Mosher as his
wife, although not legally married,
she feels that she has done no
wrong.
Tells Her Mistake"
1.-THE whole trouble started by my
marrying Antcliffe at ALL" declared
Mrs. Antcliffe. THAT was my first
great mistake. never should have
married him. We were not intended
for mates, but l discovered 1t too
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
Tells Her mistake"

interested II. c. McCue OF Garden
City, Kan.
Citizens OF Blackwell are interest
ed in the promotion, at the present
time of two lines OF road, under the
same incorporation, running from
Wichita south TO oklahoma city and
crossing at Blackwell. II is reported
from Tulsa northwest, the two
that a charter, carrying $4,000, 600
capital. has been asked.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

ruin Tor mc--was I'm not procuring
Legal separation from my husband
and then legally marrying Moshor
When loft AntCliffo he gave mo
release. II was legal as far Rs
know and he said Il was. but
feared later that % was not and so
never married"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

late Mr. Moshcr and were the
id al ma r. and : , scovcrcd that
after ! had been married to Ant
Cliffo nearly two years. Ny lifo
since then has been governed by
tro' love for rarkcr (MoshyrJ which
is all consuming.
THE second great mistake | made
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

condition is a grave mistake. do
not want 60 eecm uugratcful, for.
as I stood IN tho American cemetery
az Eclicau wood. my heart thumpcd.
o. lump cnmo to my throat and tears
to my owes when looked over
those silout mounds. The sacrifice
mldo thcrc was not estimated in
terms OF dollars ana cents.
"ThD bonus plan places an uu-
necessary burden upon the already
uyyrhurdeuod taxpayer. Addition
ul taxes would fu upon the former
soldier as uu individual 80 IN a
way ho would bee paying his own
bonus. Tho community should
show iis good viii for his services
In higher .ud uuhlHr form
Evening star., 1922-02-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY
BUSINESS, INVESTMENT AND SPECULATIVE
PROPERTIES THAT WILL INTEREST
PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS.
~ Read This List:

Downtown Business Property.
$65, 900.
On one Of the best and busiest streets IN
BY 100 feet deep. containing stores ] with
Apartments on second door. Price reduced. as
out-of- town owners must sell.
Corner Property-M St. NV.
$3,5oo.
Lot 20 feet wide with b-room frame DWELL;
once, a. property must be sold.
In Bloomingdale-$7,85o.
Twofsmy hst brio. son;s.gstos each tai.I a:f
oash1 fr.ut. 81 SO ;nS per
heat. gas light. Wide alley 10 rear.
9th St. N.E.-$3,85o.
Here are four very good g sroSm r ana th osth
d.:ns; each .a priced sa,,s s ,DS ssu sep
srateis il desIred. with cash payment very
moderate. Investigate at once.
New Store on Busy 14th st.
$4,000.
This 10 q fne. new and strictly modern store
property in very best and busiest section OF
i4th st.. center Of great apartment house ois-
ceIlent CONSTRUCTION. Lot 10 feet wide BY l2b
feet deep 10 alley with room for garage; Now
rented At s.25 s5o per month with privilege OF
18TH St. Business Property.
$4,000:
Here is bargain indeed. Right IN ne
heart of the intensive development or the
Conn. ave. section; 10 feet frontage by about
05 felt depth to alley Two 3-story houses
on property. Both substantial and easily con
verted into high-class business property. Act
at once.
De Sales St.-Near Conn. Ave.
$22,5oo.
S.>s IL. .,,ssk ~eoA Nsnfh IN aliey
semi.detached, large and substantial brick
house, easily converted to business property
which is now pvading that entire territory.
ent and speculative oppor-
v one who is in the market.
Properties Department.
KER & CO., INC.
Main 243o.
Evening star., 1922-02-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Two-Family Flat-$o,ooo.
Located on busy 9th vt. Two apartments
Of 5 rooms and bath each In brick building.
for @ snd q. Sae DsF
Offered to close estate.
Three-Family Flat-$I6,ooo.
ST. in Columbia Heights, 1t e Of good brick
d9ar1 no tree Ths
rental value is sleO per month for two upper
1!sn,. noSr: furnished furnish, Hosws.er heat slestIis
nreplaces hot-water heater. etc:
Two-Family. Flat-$6,25o.
This property is iocated on Newton st. NV.
in good section. 1t is built Of brick, contain
ing ts0 s9os and Sstn
alley at side.
Business Property-$I1,5oo.
On North Capitol st. Brick building, con-
tanning large store room with room IN rear
eiset;ieisy and and x.s: Rents total $50 pei per
Good condition and In good locality. Ai'' ''''
To Close Estate-$I $50.
Foufro brick house on X st. NV. The
Two-Family Flat-$4,5oo.
tanning two apartments W with . total % rental lot Of
ss2 s, i, month Hot.watsr heat. gas light.
cleveland Pl.-$2, 900.
si!;room brick dwelling that is now renting
for 7.5O per month. One-thrd cash. balance
7fo three years.
G St. N.W.-$7,5oo.
This lot. In very desirable location. is over
80 feet wide and ia feet deep 1t has small
brick houses and brick stable on property.
Rent is 5000 per month. Zoned for first
10 very anxious to close out its holdings.
K St. N.W.-$6,ooo.
Property contains two 4-room brick houses.
each renting for $3.50 per month. Frontage
Of 25 feet.
Other business. investn
tunities that will interest ar
For details, apply Business
ALLAN E. WAL
8I3 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1922-02-04
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.


PAS 18th ST. N.w.-LARGE. BEAUTIFUL.
front room. just OF Columbia road. in good
business section for real estate. beauty parlor,
INFERIOR decorator. or similar business: Heat
electrlcity: Reas0nable. Columbia 4S02 y
OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT, 1710 X. SUIT
kINs. 17l9 X NV.
LIGHT, AIRY ROOM. IN LAWYERS SUITE;
modern downtown hank building; excellent To-
cation; use Of large reception room; suitable
BOX 26s-A, Star ONCE. o.
FINE OFFICES; LARGE, SMALL: sPLENDlD
location; rent very reasonable. WILSON, 6o2
l1th NV.
INTERNATIONAL trILblSG.
A few very desirable Offices left.
Reasonable rents.
McKEEVER & GOSS.
1905 Eye st. Main 4752
DESK RoOM-wILL ALLOW DESK ROOM
to reliable party In return for answering phone,
etc. Address Box 33S-A, Star ONCE. A.
DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS II EQUITABLE
bldg, sl6 l4th st.. SIS each room. Apply
1902 2 NV FLOORS, 5 ROOMS; OPP0-
F. w. GRAHAM & CO.,
1902 II NV.
FOR RENT.
Otis Building,
BIO Eighteenth St. NV.
Ready for Comfortable occupancy February
lst. although 4 number Of tenants are now in
Convenient to both car lines. Exceptional
In same block with Department Of Com.
merce. Across the block from Interstate
Commerce Commission.
One hundred per cent light. Space can Be
undivided to suit requirements OF tenants on
Rents substantially less than similar office
buildings down town.
Apply to rental once in building or
The Albemarle Investment
Company, Owners,
8I6 Connecticut Avenue.
FEW CHOICE OFFICES q NEWLY DECO,
and so month MOORE 4 HILL, Inc. 142s
st. NV.
SEVERAL GOOD OFFICES IN BALTIC
bldg; ;, 9os F St NV, at low prices. MOORE
1871 g ST. NWi1SFslcR i19 FEE KSoN FOR RENT:
71s Evans building. Main 42As
MckIM BUILDING. 1911 g ST. N.w.-TWO
large rooms. containing about 900 square feet
tLon. GEO. s. REEFS. H. 42is. us Evans bldg.
DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT IN
the Pope building. SIT l4th st. nv: elevator
snd janitor service: new owner and new man.
agement. Inspect them and see me. Rent.
81. so to $3.50 per month. HERMAN e..
GAscH. 1925 n. Y. ave. NV. Phone Main
$780,
18th ST. SkYSCRAPER; MAHOGASY-FUR-
nished front top suits: monthly or lease;
will sell out. Address Boz 9l-M. Star once.
FOR LEASE FOR TERN OF YEARS, HAND
some store suitable for any business, including
heat on New York ave. near 14th 1t.
JESSE L. HE1SKELL, 1l15 Eye at. NV.
i.8I K ST. = LIGHT 0BFfCE Rooms F0R
rent: suitable for real estate. doctor or law.
yer; heat, Light and janitor service furnishsd.
GEO. W. LINKISS.
Main 629S 90. l7l0 st.
DESK ROOM.
DESK SPACE, EQUIPPED, MODERN, NEAR
r. nd 13fh. ~ II parfv
Evening star., 1922-02-04

nest bnsiness section. Rent. Sc. $50 per wear.
Price very reasonable. Direct from owner. No
agents need apply. 1902 Park road 81
DOWNTOWN CORNER STORE, APART
ments above; renting for q. 100. Price only
$50, 900.
Two Groom and bath bricks, north Pa. ave.
s.e., renting for $50 month. Price for the two.
k5, 500.
Four 4-room bricks s.w.: good improved st. !:
tots 120 It, deep to Soft alley. Price. So. $50
THOMAS p, BROWN. GIT ~ sf. s.w.
FIVE 4-RooN BRICK HOUSES IN NE.
near Union station; price. S4 600; rent, e720
q year. OWNER, Lincoln 430.
Evening star., 1922-02-04

CORNER STORE WITH ROOMS AND
bath. in thicky populated me- section: Price
and terms very reasonable. WIN. II. Nc
GRANN CO. 722 lIth At: NV. Main 4712
BY OWNER-LARGE STORE, 7-ROOM APT.
above: steam heat. electric light, space Scar
garage; good for any business; price reason
abe. ALTMAN. l404 North Capitol:
FOR sALE-DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROP
erty near W.. B. 4 A. terminal. Large brick
store building. well located for many business
purposes. For rent or sale. Address Box b-A,
Star once.
CHOICE NE. COR, 9th AND L 6TE.-10-R.
brick residence. suitable for stores and apts.;
terms MAKla OFFER. GLOVER 4 FLATH.
i4th ST. NEAR PARK ROAD.
Three-story and cellar brick building. store
and two apartments: hOt-water heat. electric
light; 4 good speculative opportunity. Price,
$33. 800.
NEAR llth AND NEW YORK AVE.
Three-story and cellar bricks; lot 27IS5.8 to
29-ft. alley. Property In this section has
good future Price, $4,000. Want Offer
18th ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Two-story hreproof building with elevator.
suitable for auto sales room and service sta
tion, also several other lines of business. Lo-
Gated south OF Rhode Island ave. In a good
business block. Immediate possession, or can
furnish tenant Mt s. 400 per year. Price,
$0 600. Will consider trade.
GARDINER & DENT. Inc.
tit 18th st. NV.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
Evening star., 1922-02-04

DESK SPACE. EQUIPPED. MODERN, NEAL
+ and 18th: reasonable TO right party. Addres
BOX 20s-A. Star Office
Evening star., 1922-02-04
WANTED-R0OMS

OR 3 furnished housekeeping rooms; stats
price. Address Boz 9i2-A. Star ONCE. %
TWO refined gentlemen are desious of obtain
ing two nicely furnished rooms with private
bath, located conventent to Munitions bid9
Address BOX 1871, Star once. g.
WHNTED-2 smill, unfurnished rooms; 6Ic6.
elor spt;; I.h.k. p. o. Boz 1862. waning
ton, D. C. s.
WANTED-ReAnsd young lady desires room
with small private family (Protestant), pref.
ersbly In NV. ssction Of city, with bona
privileges; permanent. Please state particuIars,
Rsferssees gladly furnished, Address Bog 81.
B, Star oAhce.
tvo rooms and hath preferred. Address Boz
2S8-A. Star odac0.
3 fURNI6HEO Ink. Fooms q Qaiet, cieaS
homs; reasonable; by couple. Address Boz
olo-A Star Office -
apartment; separate sleeping room; state par
ticulars. Address Box 1888, Star once. 81
Evening star., 1922-02-04

PROFITS IN CITRUS CULTURE.
LAKE GARFIELD, FLA
START NOW-TEN ACRES OR MORE.
The greatest orange and grapefruit section In
the world; high rolling lands. affording air
and water drainage: 200 feet above sea level;
near junction Atlantic Coast and seaboard Air
lines; cash terms. SPECIAL-One ]0-acre
tract, 10 acres in grove, half grapefruit, half
oranges: two 40-acre tracts. no waste land.
For Information and free illustrated booklet
address RoY 69-S, Star ONCE.
BUELL. FARM AGENCY. HERND0N. VA.
Once in Herndon Hotel. Phone IS. 6s
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD.
140 acres, part in timber, on state road,
near the proposed Silver Spring Golf Club:
good buildings. abundance OF fruit and good
g. r. HICKMAN,
Phone n e65s. Room 3O2. Bank Bldg.
14th and q SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1922-02-04
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

INVESTMENT.
Three-family apartment in the vicinity Of
18th and Park road. Has electric lights and
hot-water heat. Annual rents, $500. Price.
SIS. 600, including furniture. Will sell, unfur-
nished. $4,000. Reasonable terms
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1894 n st. ny Phone Main l026
GOOD BUSINESS BLOCK DOWNTOWN.
Well constructed building, containing two
stores and six apartments Of three and four
rooms and bath each. Annual rents, - 400.
Price, SIC, 900. Reasonable terms.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
1884 II st. nv. Phone Main 1923.
Evening star., 1922-02-04

M0KE WITH LIVING ROOMS ABOVE. n
Pefworth or Brightvood sections. VIII pay. all
cash and close deal At oucs. Addfsss Box 271-
A. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1922-02-04

FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES.
WAREHOUSE. BRICK. FOR SALE OR RENT;
q 900 feet door space: electric elevator; 1910
yard. Apply Room 424. Kellogg bldg. Main
, 1922-06-22

them He seemed unable TO take
his y from the supposed o
sinner. however. fearing everN NOM
ent to feel a soft nosed rife bullet
penetrating his vitals-
In the meantime. tho real search
ers had effected n p~recarfou-
ing Of the treacherous Platte by boat.
and had found the still seereted in
a little cabin on the opposite side
of tho river. All parts of the "dev-
ilish apparatus together with four
bags OF sugar were ferried cross
tho river.
Here h reporter suddenly turned
pack horse. and transported n heavy
load from the boa. to the machine
By this time the moonshiner was
meekness itself. and seeing that
Devlfn and Hewitt seemed calm and
collected in the face of such grave
danger. the reporter began TO gather
courage. and act the part of an Of
hcer.
On the long trip home by automo-
Ni1e. q scribe fell asleep. and regrets
that he IL unable to describe that
eventfuI Journey. he awoke 10 find
the trusty Dodge Gathering down
Center street. a large boiler strap
pei to the side and the back filled
with sugar. parts Of the still. guns.
moonshiner, and reporter.
, 1922-06-22
WILSON PROMINENT IN
IRISH NEGOTIATIONS.

Field Marshal Wilson was former
~ chief of the imperial general staff
of the British army. He retired from
his post early In thop present ear and
stood for h imperial parliament as
unionist candidate TO north Down, Ire
land He vas elected member fer this
Ulster district on February 81 and
shortly afterward was appointed by
Premier Craig rs listers prime agent
for the restoration of order.
The field marshal went to Belfast
from England early in March with
plans for restoring order which he sub.
mitted to the premier.
A few months ago Field Marshal
Wilson accepted an appointment as
military adviser to the Ulster govern.
ment and made frequent visits to VI.
ster. He spent most of his time in
London. y~horTeve-. attending the house
ot commons.
While the choice of Field Marshal
Wilson as organizer of pacffication
measures was favorably received in
Ulster. it had n contrary reception in
southern Ireland. The former British
, 1922-06-22
CANNING IS MADE EASY FOR OWNER OF L0RAN stove
CHARTS PROVIDED BY GAS COMPANY SOLVE PROBLEM

The eason OF busy housewives Is
here, Time to can fresh fruits has
arrived, and every oma who has
the interest Of homo is busy decid-
ing upon her method Of canning or
this
The Lorain Oven Canning system
introduces not only a new and
novel method Of preserving the sea-
sons fruits. but it simplities and
greatly reduces the amount of labor
necessary. The manufacturers have
prepared a chart. which they are
anxious to place in every home IN
Casper.
The new oven canning system
brings with It a chart which makes
canning as simple as reading a
novel. The chart is divided into
four columns. The first contains the
fruit to be canned. The secon out
lines in detail the preparation of
these fruits. The third column con-
tains valuable information with re-
gard to the pouring of boiling
water or syrup on the products.
The fourth and las column is called
the processing of cooking period.
This last contains a number of fig
ures which correspond to those
found on the regulator ct a Lorain
oven.
, 1922-06-22
CAROLINA SHR|NERS To
STOP IN CASPER NEXT
SUNDAY ON LONG TREK

Travelling with a so-piece hand. a
skilled patrol OF 30. 10 wives OF mem
bcfs and more than 100 additional
Shrinors. h special train from Oasis
temple, Charlotte. N. c., will arrive
in Casper Sunday afternoon and spend
two hours erecting local members Of
the shrine and making a o of the
city.
Tho entire party. which numbers
2S5, is On route to North Carolina rom
San Francisco. where they attended
the ANIMAL convention OF the Shrine.
They have een to Seattle. through
Yellowstone Park and will leave Cody
late Saturday night. Their schedule
brings them to Casper at 2 o'clock Gun
day afternoon, where they win be
met by local shriners In not cars,
escorted to the Masonic temple and
later given a ride through Casper and
the refinery district. Casper shriners
will appear in regaiia m are urged
to have their automobiles at the sta
tion at the time tho train arrives
Sunday afternoon.
, 1922-06-22
1900 LEPERS
AT LARGE IN
j.. REPORT
Larger Isolation Facilities Are
Urged by Public Health
Service in CURLING
Disease.

WASHINGTON. June ga recent
survey by the United States public
health service showed there were 1900
lepers at large In rs states. Or. c. H.
Lavender. assistant surgeon general.
announced In n statement.
There is only one of pre-.
venting further increase In the num-
Der OF cases. DIR. Lavender said. and
that is by providing isolation facilities
large enough to take a r Of the pres
ent ases
The only leprosarium maintained by
the federal government .ocated at Car
vile. La. In limited to 200 patients.
and is now filled to capacity. DR..
Lavender said. and the impracticabr-
lily of states or cities having their
own institutions Of the kind results in
hundreds of lepers being at largo in
the country. with the risk Of commu
.nicating h disease to others with
whom they come in daily contact, the
announcement said.
, 1922-06-22


The sale of these ovens should
reach record heights this season ac-
cording to officials of the Casper
Gas Appliance company. official
agents in this city. Many ho-Ise-
wives who have heretofore thought
canned GOODS bought at the store
good enough for them VIII begin to
realize the joy of eating home an
ned fresh fruit.
The Lorair appliance fits easily
upon a Clark Jewel Gas stove or in
TACT upon any standard gas kitchen
range. 1t is comparatively new and
is now being advertised extensively
in all Of the large cities in the
United States.
The Lorain consists OF a large
control pipe which springs from the
regular EHs feed pipe. The amount
OF gas is then further controlled by
a large knob which when turned
gives different degrees of heat for
different purposes. While canning
is its greatest virtue. there is moth
ing that must be cooked which is
not improved both in cooking time
and quality OF the finished product
by the use of the Lorain-
Baseball by regularity organize
clubs was played in 1s45 on the spo
that is now Hoboken, N. ].
, 1922-06-22
Iris SCORES AGAIN WITH HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE BILL
COMEDY ACTS FEATURED IN ENTERTAINING PROGRAM

II the general object Of a good en-
tsrtaiDer Is to make ouiookers
merry. Bob MnIfkin with his -Mu-
sical Comedy a Ia Carte on the
Iris vaudeville bill. is a good enter
tanner His presentation, although
nlled with h~oseplay. Is 80 cleveriy
done that the audience forEets the
rough side and thinks only Of out
laughing his ncighbor-
The slogan OF the company. "Noi
Less Than Two Laughs a Minute
is abby upheld by both principles
n supporters. Mr.. Miftkin once
so starred with Bert Williams In n
number Of New York stetehes. His
act for this season Is especially
pleasing because he brings to Cas-
per new songs and dances to re
place those which have long wfther-
cd and died here.
II your special joy is manly har
nony don't fail to hear the Zig Tag
trio. These three youths strike
one as having spent a prepar-
, 1922-06-22
SITUATION WE'LL, IN
HAND-ADJUTaNT.

SPRINGFIELD. III. June 22.--Ad-
iutant General c. e. Blnck. 1020
O'Clock his morning. declared his teie-
phone information from Herrin was
that the local authorities have the sit.
uation wen in hand Tho general had
Just concluded talking with Colonel
Hunter. who had been at Herrfn. He
said the colonel had reported nothing
regarding the threats to hang three
prisoners aiken by h he
garding the number reported killed.
the general commented that "the null
duplication table is at work.
General Black said troops would not
be sent into Herrin unless asked for
by local authorities
IT was pointed out that Governor
Small is the only state official en-
powered to all out the troops. Gen
eral Black viii merely mako the rec
ommendation should it become neces'
sary.