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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-18
THE LONE EGG"
Educational Comedy
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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-18

The secretary Of the navy has an
nounc"d the closing of naval radio
stations TO public use for broadcastine
speeches, lectures or any form of nom
official communication, excepting mus
ical program to be picked by radio
telephone. The issuance of the order
followed the use of the naval radio
service by members of congress in ad-
dressing their constituents on political
subjects.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-18

Travellers report that the price of a
room in first-class hotel I'M Vienna
is anywhere from 5000 to 10000
crowns day. Forty per cent of this
goes to the municipality. A similar
tax is imposed on the charge for heat
ing rooms and there is tax of 10 per
cent on the cost of meals.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-18
Notice to Martha Chapter

The ladies of Martha chapter, E. o.
S., will please bring or send their piece
for the fancy basket Monday night,
May %, to the Masonic Temple.
Mrs, Virginia Estes,
Chairman Committee.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-18
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED-You to know that am
prepared to thresh wheat. Call on
me if you needimy services. have
Ford tractor and thresher. R. ].
jenkins, Santuc, S. G. 1tpd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
j. S. BOARD PLANS
JUSTICE. HOOPER
TELLS RAIL BODY
Chairman of Federal Rail
Body Sounds Keynote of
Future Policies.

TORONTO. May 10-Sounding a
well defined note OF optimism. Ben
". Hooper, chairman OF the United
States railroad labor board today
confidently predicted the equitable
solution OF railroad labor's prob
lens az the convention OF the
Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen
meeting here.
The combined common sense and
justice OF all concerned viii find
means for the solution OF every
problem affecting the relations OF
the carriers and their employees. %
Hooper declared in his address
which was regarded as the key
note" OF the boards future attitude
toward the rail- unions.
Hooper told Of the struggles OF
the raiIbeard 10 keep peace in the
railroad union ranks. how with in
sufficient powers II is expected 10
work wonders"
With no feeling OF self praise. -
he said. "let me assure you that
members of the labor board APP
proach the great questions before
them with a profound desire 10 give
a square deal to the carriers and
their employees and 10 protect the
true interests of the American pub
lie"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11

A number Of French widows wear
rings striped with black and white
20 ren-ind possible suitors OF their
eligibility for marriage
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
CHRISTIAN ARMY
FIGHTS IN CHINA
For God and Country, Kill
All and Spare None" is
Soldiers Warcry.

PAO TING FU. China. May 10
Gen. WI and the Christian general.
Genz Yum Fang are certain that
they VIII conquer all Of China They
are still being resisted i'm the south
by the army Of sun Yat son. head
Of the Cantonese government
Cen. Fang said that his soldiers
all OF whom had been converted
20 Christianity by missionaires. went
into battle wearing arm bands read
ms
For God and country kill all and
srare none"
Gen. WI who is the hero Of
North China gave the following ex-
elusive interview 20 International
News Service:
With victory at hand we are al
ready planning the future Of China.
We shall call together an The Chi
uese peoples into conference within
year 20 plan for a Chinese govern
nent patterned after that Of the
United States-so far as &c can be
adapted 90 China
eve viii rid China Of all pro-
Japanese traitors. settle the dis
trrhauces he the Shantung PENN
sula and strive 20 fulfu The expecta-
uons Of the Washington conference.
eve shall leave the choice Of the
next Chinese president 20 the choice
~ a national conference. 7 have
10 ambitions I'm that direction my
self
Gen. ~Nu alleges that a plot was
m1de last year between Chang and
Japan when Changes agent confer
red with the Japanese general staff
over the i0int control OF China He
alleges furthermore that japan ex-
pected 90 hold by the left hand
what she was E.v.nE away With her
right hand al the Washington con-
ference
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
IZZY, RUM FOE,
BARES SLEUTHING
Champ Liquor Hound Of
WOrldDeclares Methods
Are Quite Simple.

NEW YORK, May 1O-Being the
champion liquor sleuth of the world
is so easy
It is all a matter of tips" and Of
DISCUSSES.
Icy Einstein, who bears this
championship title. explained # all
today.
Like Sherlock Holmes. he expects
his dramatic adventures TO continue
their serial unfolding indefinitely.
For he finds that the Arsenic Lupins
OF the booze world develop the fine
art of delivering the goods TO a new
phase as rapidly as he and his part
ner. Moe Smith, squelch old methods
of bootlegging.
I'VE have put the corner saloon,
which operated surreptitiously under
the guise of an eating place. out of
business" Einstein declared. But
the booze business has moved next
door. into dry goods stores. even shoe
stores"
Einstein describes the disguIses
the pair Of sleuths have used Their
most successful disguise and the
hLA -reL cAl4Alt I'D 44 VI the many lllcL
have resulted in their seizure of a
total of S1.000.O00 worth Of liquor
and in the arrest of 900 Volstead
law violators.
AS fishermen. they raided AZ
saloons. made IS arrests and con-
hscated 500. 600 worth OF liquor in
a hours.
Einstein is built like the Fatbab u
of Kiplins's kim and the wonder
Of the uninitiated at his ability tn
disguise his five feet four inches Of
225 pound statureNis as great as the
mystifcation of Kim over the feats
of his Instructor.
Einstein and Smith have PLAYED
az being street car conductors, Ivy
declares. street cleaners. boiler
men and negroes once, ne said. he
became a fruit dealer and drove
into market in a wagon containing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11

Every yard OF wooden cloth con-
tains about a mile OF yarn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
ANNE STILLMAN is
HOME FROM EUROPE

NEW YORK. May I0-Anne Still
man. daughter OF James A Stillman.
whose divorce suit against his wife,
Anne L. Stillmau is up again al
Poughkeepsie. arrived here today.
aboard the White star liner Olym-
pic. She declared herself neutral In
the dispute between her father and
mother.
I'm here on vacation" Miss Still
man. who is attending school on the
continent. said. and I'm going TO
spend half my time with my father
and half with my mother"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
PLAN PEACE TRUCE
FOR IRISH FACTIONS

DUBLIN. May 1O-A peace agree
ment. drawn 10 end factional fight
ing in southern Ireland is before
Dali Eireann today.
It proposes an armed truce
throughout the south. and cessation
OF Interference by republican mutt
neers with the free state election
campaign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
EXPECT TO ARREST
CAVEMAN RLUEBEARD

Arrest OF the cave man bluebeard
suspected OF the murder OF pretty
Lillian White near his primitive
dwelling on a mountain top near
here is expected before tonight. &C
cording TO officials OF Rockland
county.
The man is under surveillance in
a small New jersey town.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
AWARD $4,000 FOR
CHARGE OF ISLANDER

RACINE, Wis. May ia jury
in circuit court here today returned
a verdict awarding two trustees of
st. Roses Catholic church of Ra-
cine S16.O0O damages in a suit
against Rev. John Petite. pastor on
charges Of SANDER.
The trustees claimed the priest
had called them liars and hypocrites
and intimated they had mishandled
church funds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
MOTHER Is REAL
PAL TO FALLEN
GIRL OF CITIES
Chicago's Only Woman Pastor
Discusses Social Situation
of America.

CHICAGO. May 1O--01ain St
lifts a scornful eyebrow at the fall
en-" girl
TIE country church ostraeises
her.
Her former girl friends are cold.
Even dad-he doesn't always
forgive.
But "mother"-
Mother" said the Rev. Alice
Phillips Aldrich. Chicago's only
woman pastor. who has assisted IN
the rescue Of approximately 10,585
fallen" girls. an average Of one
a day for 90 years. mother IS Won
derfui, she always understands"
The Rev. Mrs. Aldrich who daily
puts some little scared hard eyed,
disiIuslonized country girl on a
train for home. "untagged." says al
most always Il Is mother who Is at
the depot when the train pulls IN.
Dad somehow can forgive a
prodIgal son. but its harder for him
to reconcile a m.sstep on the part
Of a daughter" she said
Come From Small Towns
Seventy per cent OF the girls VINO
go wrong come from the villages
and small towns. Mrs. Aldrich said.
More than 1000 cases have been
handled by the Illinois Vigilance
society In the last two years. They
are OF the following types:
The dissatisfied girl. Sore on
small town life =" Launches out.
Mrs Aldrich says. like a child IN
the night and lands in the morals
court
2-The would-be smart" girl.
crazy for clothes and a good time
3-The ambitious girl Crazy for
a man Usually gets one within
week and loses him just as quickly.
Result "A married woman adrift
"The old type Of brazen immoral
woman" said Mrs Aldrich. els al
most extinct-she went when the
segregated districts We're closed.
The New Type of Today
The new type is characterized
by youth and unsophistication. Sh-
IS usually around Ia few years
either way"
The pity Of the thing. in Mrs.
Aldrich's opinion, IS that the small
community makes st so hard for the
erring girl 10 right herself The
country church. she said should go
20 the prodical and, she was sorry
20 say. the church is doing a poor
job OF It. socially Judging from the
reactions she receives fin hundreds
OF letters from rescued girls
But" said the Rev Mrs. Aid
rich. a ring In her voice. there still
is mother
Mother takes the little wounded
bird 20 her heart She understands
There is a reason why they sing
mother so often In the cabarets.
once again under mothers protect
ing the little bird seldom flies away.
Wonderful. wonderful mother"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11
Talnnadge

a few oranges. He was welcomed
as a member of the fraternity Of
market men. and given a nip" And
thereafter nipped a new blind tiger.
How do we get our tips? That's
so easy" he says. The best source
is the disgruntled purchase of bad
stuff. Tamper with a confirmed
Volstead violators source Of supply.
and likely as not he yells"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11

when you say eIgars-say Dutch
Masters HIT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-11

The largest gold nugget ever
found weighed 2217 ounces. and was
sold for S52.500.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-09-07
TRAINING SCHOOL
 FOR s. s. WORKERS

The Training School for Sunday School workers of the Prescott Dis trict which began at the Methodist church last Sunday and runs until Fri day night continues to grow in inter est and attendance. This school is one of a 150 such schools held throughout the territory of the Southern Metho- dist church and is said by those in charge to be one of the best held in this state About 70 out of town dele gates are in attendance representing 9 Sunday schools. The largest dele gation is from Hope which is repre- sented by T workers each night.
 The outstanding feature of the school is the addresses by Dr. w A
 Smart, Professor of New Testament Theology in Emory University, Atlanta Ga. Dr. Smart is also teaching a course on, "The Program of the Christian Religion" Other instructors in the school are Mrs. F. T. Fowler of Lit tie Rock, Mrs. Lille Reed Smith of sherril, Ark, Mrs. Clay E. Smith of
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-09-07
KU KLUX KHAN
 VISITS CAMP MEETING

The local Ku KluX Klan presented the evangelist, Mrs. Williams, who conducted the meeting at Main Spring this year. with S25 last Thursday evening.
 About 15 Klansmen in full regalia mOtored out to the camp shead, and presented the money, together with a letter assuring the cooperation of the Kan in preserving order and suppress ing lawlessness during the meeting.
 Evangelist Williams. thanked the Klansmen for their liberality. and was loud in her praise of the good work being done by the order in every com munity where there is a local
 The following letter of thanks was rendered by the Camp Meeting com mittee:
 We take this method of showing our appreciation to the Ku Klux Klan of Prescott for their benevolence to- ward Main Spring camp.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-09-07
RETURNED TO FL DORADO


 Deputy Sheriff Milton of Union county Saturday took l.. r. Meyers well known stock man, to El Dorado,, where he will be given a preliminary hearing with John Norman, well known farmer of Hampstead county, next Friday on charges of horse steal ing.
 It is alleged that Meyers and Nor man, who were working at El Dorado, stole horses and mules belonging to the city of Fl Dorado and drove them to Hampstead county. Meyers had been arrested, charged with the same of- fense, and was to be tried in this county, but the charge was dismisDe0 by Prosecuting Attorney Luke Monroe so that Meyers might be tried in Union county. Norman was arrested in Hampstead county last Thursday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-09-07

Little Rock. Mrs. Byron Harwell of Lamar. Ark. and Rev. Glenn Baker. Snpt. Of Conference Sunday school work. Little Rock, Ark.
 The attendance is so large that three classes each night are being held in the beautiful new Christian church in addition to the classes in the Metho- dist church The daily program is as follows:
 9 80 to II :00 a. m.-Class in Prob lens of Sunday School Management.
 200 10 s :00 p m.-Five classes meet simultaneously
 500 to s:30 D. m.-General Lecture by Dr. W A. Smart.
 S.30 to 9:20 ?. m.-Second Session of all classes.
 The school will close Friday night with the graduating exercises in which certificates will be awarded to all who complete the work A similar school will he held in Camden next week.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-09-07
TEACHERS
 INSTITUTE
One of Most Successful Insti. tutes Ever Held in County Closed Last Friday-At- tendance Was Good
 Throughout.

The Nevada County Teachers Insti- ute closed weeks session last Fri day, which if judged by the expressions of the teachers attending, was one of the best ever held in Prescott 4 total of 160 teachers enrolled in the In- stitute and the attendance was excel lent throughout the week. ] P. Wo- mack, Supt. of schools in ,I0nesbOro. was in charge of the Institute and the excellent work he did was highly praised by all the teachers attending Educa ton, visited the Institute and expressed himself as being highly pleased with the spirit and enthu- siasm of the Nevada county teachers. Miss Willie Lawson. representing the Forward Education Movement. pre- sented the Opportunity School work which is being fortered by the Arkan- sas Educational Association, in very pleasing and enthusiastic manner. Miss
 
 an intensive campaign in the interest of Opportunity Schools in Nevada county We have three hundred and eighteen white illiterates in the county which the Forward Education move ment is seeking to train in the 0ppor- tunity Schools at least 10 the point where they can read and write Miss Marcella Arthur presented the Sta. Q Health Program.
 X feature of this years Institute was the departmental meetings in Arith metic. History and primary work. l.. ] l.. Mitchell Principal ~1f the Emmet school was in charge of the History section w s. Roe. Principal of the Prescott grammar school. the Arith- metic section and Miss Nell Thorburn and Mrs. l.. l. Griffith had charge of the primary work.
 Friday the Institute went into ex- ecutive session and made the following decisions regarding the County School Contest: That the contest be held at Sutton the first Friday in March. That all schools in the county he eligi- ble to enter the contest. That Con- stitution and bylaws be adopted That the Teachers Institute donate S25.0O to the contest S5OJ00 was donated to the County Library fund.
 Ernest C.. Steed, Principal of the Holly Springs school was elected presi- dent of the Association and Mrs. Glen Wren of Sutton. Secretary and Treasurer.
 The teachers expressed themselves as being 100 per cent in favor of Reading Circle work for the teachers and 60 joined the State Reading Circle-an organization among the teachers to promote professional reading
 County Superintendent ! w Teeter expressed himself as heinz well pleased with the Institute and the attitude of the teachers toward professional ad- vancement Thirty teachers from the county attended summer schools this year. Numerous suggestions were made bv teachers for a twenty day normal | in the county next sumner l A vote of thanks was expressed to the people of Prescott and especially. to the School Board of Prescott for the use of the building and 70 MT. Hirst for his efforts in behalf of the In- stitute.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-09-07
MAIN SPRING CAMP MEETING

The Main Spring camp meeting closed a successful two weeks service last Sunday evening Mrs. Williams, a woman evangelist. conducted the meeting. and much good was accom- plished.
 Despite dusty roads, rhe attendance was good during the entire two weeks.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-09-07

A feeding floor constructed of con crete will save much of the corn which is wasted by throwing it in the mud to hogs.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-09-07

Also to Brother Freeman, in assur- ing us the cooperation of the good people of Prescott in securing us law and order about the campus.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-09-07
BEAUCHAMP BONDS

Houston Beauchamp and Miss Ruby Bonds of Blevins were married ln this city last Thursday night Rev J. c. Williams performing the ceremony.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-09-07

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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20
M. c. Coday
for
Circuit Clerk

You have already noticed in
the announcement column of the
Mirror, the name of M. G. Coday
who is seeking the nomination
on the Republican ticket, the
office of Circuit Clerk.
Mr.. COday is well and favorably
known throughout the County,
especially in this part where he
was born and raised to manhood.
He was raised on a farm and has
always been a farmer. He is
young and capable and is we'll
qualified to fill the office. Four
years ago Mr.. Cnday made the
race forthis office and was a very
close second, so he has decided
once more to of.er himself as a
candidate.
Mr.. Coday says that if he is
nominated and elected, he will
see that the affairs of the office
will be well looked after, and
that he will make an accommo,
dating and painstaking official.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20
Strawberry Growers
Take Notice

All persons having a patch or
an acreage of Strawberries or
those who will have Strawberries
for shipment this spring, are re .
quested to meet or have re
preventative, in Mansfield next
Saturday, April %. Meeting
will be held with the Farmers
Exchange, in their building, at
2:30 p. m.
The object of the meeting will
be to make arrangements for
crates and marketing, and to
meet the schedule of the Straw.
berry Special, which the Frisco
railroad proposes to inaugurata
beginning May 1st, and continu
ing daily throughout the straw
berry shipping season.
If you have any quantity of
berries to sell, don't fail to be at
this meeting.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20

Bill Hale's have moved to Wich
ita Kansas.
H. Il. Salisbury is working at
Morrisville.
Come to the Bon Ton, the Style
and price will please you.
w. A. Glenn of Marshtield was
here during the week.
Wm. Teed of Springfield was
here during the week.
E. B. Archer of Hartville was
here during the week.
F. l.. BEECH and wife have
gone to Springfield.
Rural route 4 was inspected
Tuesday by Postmaster Black.
Buy your little. chick feed,
chops, and other feed at the
Mansfield Farmers Exchange.
Rev. D. B. Jones of Aurora, a
former pastor, preached at the
M. e. Church here Sunday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20
strawberry Special

F., Frisco officials have announced
that a "Strawberry Special"
train will be run over their lines
in the Ozarks this year to accom-
modate the heavy shipments of
the strawberry crop. This ser.
vice will start about May 1st.
The strawberry Special over
the Memphis branch of the
Frisco will run on the following
schedule; leave Van Buren, $50
p. m arrive at Monet 4:3O a. M,
eight hours; leave Springfield at
300 p. NJ, arrive in Memphis.
6:5S a. m, sixteen hours.
BY this schedule, strawberry
growers of Mansfield and vici
nifty can figure approximately
the hours the special will pass
through Mansfield. The Frisco
people are always ready and will.
ing to take care of the shipments
of whatever crops the producer
has TO put on the market-straw.
berry aud grape growers, and
others, may depend upon this
1t is estimated that there will
be 1,914 cars Of Strawberries
or about 100000 quarts,
shipped from the Oz,rks this
year. Can you figure the amount
of cash that amount of berries
will bring into the Country?
Mansfield ought to have more
acres OF berries and be getting
more of this money.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20
Will Be In Mansfield

j. Murray Crowder, sales
representative of the Fuller
Brush Company of Hartford
Conn, will be in Mansfield all
next week to deliver a sample
Fuller brushiO each houSekeeper
absolutely free of charge. The
Fuller Company is the largest
manufacturers of brushes in the
world. Last year their sales
passed the Sl0,000,000 mark, or
more than twice the amount of
all other brush companies in the
United States combin' d
j. M. Crowder, Fuller Brush Co.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20

= Try our fountain for soft
drinks. X. & B. Cafe.
Red Star and M. F. A. Flour
at the Mansfield Farmers Ex,
change.
Mrs. M. A. Caudle has return.
ed from Memphis, Tennessee.
Mrs l.. B. Rippee came with
her for a visit.
Fritz Ba"r, Editor of The Hart
vile Democrat, passed through
here Tuesday and made the
Mirror Office "a very pleasant
cal