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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-08-27
| in the ten commandments and see
what the result will be.

lin, the ten commandments and Sc,
,|what the result will be.
A fallen woman is entitled to
ievery protection under our constitu-
ltion to enable her to better her con-
EDITION. She should not be made
| the subject of the gaze and curiosity
fof a morbid crowd. Every man
found in her company without a
|justifable excuse therefor is as guilty
as she. Provision should be made
to place girls and women who are
arrested and subject to the lookup
in the hands of a lady matron, and
thus dispense with the exposure
which they are now forced to under
60. They are entitled to help in
stead of indigpities.
When we look at the reasonable
side Of this thing. and give the wo-
man the same consideration as the
man. and require the same conduct
on the part of the man as we do on
the part of the woman, we will make
it much harder for the lustful and
debanched human yulture to exist,
and we will see an advancement of
HE standard of our civilization and
society unsurpassed in the history
IF the world.
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STOP SUFFERING
N0MRoM ASTHMA

Go to the druggist listed below and
buy a package of DR.. Rudolph Schiff-
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If it does not, this package will cost
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as to whether benefited or not. You run
no risk in buying this remedy under
this positive guarantee.
Persons living elsewhere will be SUD-
piled under the same guarantee by their
focal druggist or direct bg Dr.. R. Schiff-
mann. St. Paul, Mimi. sale here by
The HARI DRUI COMPANY 5
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DEED FILED WITH REGISTER
OF nEFDC ~.

The following deeds were fled the
past week with the register of deeds
to be recorded:
D. E. Hammer to w. F. Armfield.
property on Curley street. High
Point, $3.50.
L. j. Ingram to Mamie Kilby and
heirs, property in High Point, $500.
/. J. Ingram TO Mamie Kilby,
property in High Point, $500.
Bette Jordan to Mamie Kilby,
property in High Point, $500.
c. B. Mattocks to Mamie, Kilby,
property in High Point, $500.
HI. White to Marven P. Wood
all, property in High Point, $225.
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HOW TO LIVE 100 YEARS.

is THE NAME OF A NEW BOOK.
Eugene Christian, F. S. D., the
worlds greatest TODD specialist, has
just published a new book calico
How to Live 100 Years.
| This book tells YOU what to ca,
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oertect elimination of waste. In
'thel W ris, it teaches you how to
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Nv re moving their causes, which is
Wror g eating.
Ifyou have indigestion, gas, fer.
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YOU how to put the remedy on our
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DR.. Christian shows that oil ami
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/ heir growth, If man should do this
he would live nearly 200 years, but
civilized man dies at the average age
Of 80. He begins to lose his teeth,
his eyes and his hair. and drops in
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he IS grown.
DR.. Christian shows that q per
cent al the human beings born in
to the world die before they are one
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die before their fifth birthday, and
more than half OF the human race
die before they are Is:
All other aniuIais on the globe live
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to ct their growth. Man breathes
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lives under the same sunshine, but
differs from his animals only in his :
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conelusively shat tits appalling dis
crepancy must be on account Of his
sailng. habits and he has proved
stat his theory is true by curing
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This fooh does not disarrange or|
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ms book is beautifully boundin
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IMPLY refunded TO you. FL
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TAKE DODSON'S And
STAY ON YOUR FEET

Taking Calomel means staying
/. home for the day-take Dodson,'
Liver Tone and save a days work
If an attack Of constipation or bill
iousness hits you, there's no neeo
to take dose of colonel and spend
at least a day getting over the ef'
fects of it. Your druggist sells bod.
sons Liver Tone, which they gual-
antee takes the pIaceof calomef and
starts lazy liver without bad af-
ter effects.
Dodson's Liver Tone does all the
good that calomel can do, yet it is
absolutely harmless TO youngpeople
and old. 1t is a pleasant tasting
vegetable liquid that will relieve
constipation or sour stomach or 9th
er troubles that 90 along with lazy
liver, without restriction of habit or
diet. You don't leave off any of the
things you regularly do when you
take Liver Tone.
A large bottle Of Dodson's Liver
Tone sells for.5 cents. Get the
genuine and if you are not pleased
with 1t the druggist from whom you
bought it will give you your money
back with smile.
SOC, at all dealers. Don't simply /
ASK for a kidney renedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills+-the same mat
Mrs. Clapp recommends. Foster
Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
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AS TO LOCKING UP WOMEN.

/ Our civilization is no higher thar
the standard up to which we hole
our women and the equal conside
ration we give them. 1t is down
right shame that our laws do no,
require the same conduct on the
part of men as upon women. We
will lock up a woman without fur.
Their proof of her Waywardness than
the mere fact of her being in CON-
pany with some questionable male,
human vulture. The vulture goes
for more prey, exempt from any
penalty that the law might impose.
He glories in the game, and is hap
Ply in the blessed freedom which he
is permitted to enjoy. Officers of
the law should be men Of high moral
tone and character, and they should
be backed up by rigid regulations
of conduct themselves. They should
be empowered to enforce to the lett
ter every infraction of the law With
No discretion as to rank on person.
and if we expect to raise the stan
dard of morals. society, and citizen
ship, which are the basis of our
civilization. we must have stricterI
laws and regulations governing es-
pecially our morals, and require al
stricter observance and enforcement
OF them. We must pay more at
tention to those things which sol
vitality effects us, rather than those
things, a breach of which is no harm
to any one, but which 90 to swell
our Golfers through fines. Let the
peniteDtiaty stare every man in the|
tace who attempts, accomplishes, orl
aids, supports directly or Indirectly.
by word of mouth or action, anyIl
violation of the moral law as eivenI
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-08-27

Miss Elizabeth Lineback spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Reddick near
Prospect church.
The Public Road from the M. P.
OrphaDage to Deep River church
will soon have the county force on
it 1t will be sand-clayed. This
will give an outlet to- a most splen-
did section of the county, and will
he of material benefit to High Point.
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The big warehouse nearing COM
pletion near the Yadkin railroad sta
ton, 5Ox100, is being built by the
Slceloff Hardware company who will
use it for their business.
Parties from Durham the past
week were trying to interest .nls
city in taking up the question OF d
conservatory of music for ri gL
Point.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-08-27

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Are You Friend Of Your 7o,on? Then it Nlal Pay Ya
to Read this Personal Letter from High Point I1ing Co

object interest Won r on - ~,
helped
over IL 900 and still ~ 49, Ooo3y we nav
The goods manufacture be be made m
your by mills in the are made
the
ana mler Virgnia and otbe
mill
MORNING GLORY
ago oefore flour
are good as the
pf1es
ocn
1eeds are made
bought 6uk to the
Corn that
~ "e1snt OF
Look aIIer health Of bbrutes
1eeo nao-1h1s you 'nem 'ns
your Schools yd VINO speno 1eir here to help
Pay nohlng
ms we think sufficient vau @
20 aVe as you can be CONVINCED ask the e
hut W. Wi not sell you can OFT -
Mt 0u' We nao rath gst
WY not Duy our pf0ou'
mere 1t
Here g.4 OUT SIDE
Own Town -
S .. les ere
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men sere i
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Subscribe for shares now and
make your first payment then.
Why pay rent year after year
when you can build a home Of
| your own?
You have TO, live. somewhere,
and you have to pay rent, if the
house belongs to the other man..
Why be his servant all your life?
Investment shares cost orly
500 per month and mature to
$4,000. (.
Shares on which loans exist.
cost $15U per month for each
$1,000 borrowed, and pay out
in abou, 50 months.
Nothing else compares
with Building and Loan as
a Money Saver.
See us about it
v. {. IDOL, Secretary
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Friend
stomers b.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-30
CHAPTER TX.

THE I.nEP N THE DARK
~ o far as Jones was concerned, he was
rather pleased with the turn OF AFFAIRS
- This was no time for lovemakng; no
time for silly, innocucus qnarrels ana
hckerinss, In which love must indulge or die.
Florence no longer rode horseback, and Nor
ton returned to his accustomed haunts, where
no one made the slightest attempt upon his
Life. In his present state OF mind he would
have welcomed It.
! "What's the matter with Jim?" asked the
night city editor. raising his eye shade.
/ ~ don't know" answered the copy reader
n sGoes around 40 II he'd been eating dope;
bumped into the boss while ago and never
stopped to apologize"
*Perhaps he's mapping out the front page
for that Hargreave stuff" laughed the copy
reader. Between you and me and the gate
post, don't believe there ever was q man
By the name Of HargreAve"
+ 20, there was chap by that name, all
right, He's dead. A man can't swim 900
miles In rough water, life buoy or no. They
ought to have funeral services, and let 1t 50
q that"
INT What was ths reason COR that taks
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down. and with little care wen have them
ALL Now, let me have a hundred
Norton drew out a packet of bills and
counted off fve twenties.
"Why don't you draw the cash YOURSELF"
ut happens to be in your nane, son"
W forgot" said Norton. But what a
chance for me! Nearly five thousand, all
mine for ticket to Agiers!"
A grunt was the only reply.
al want you to tell me about the Perigofr
woman"
"I know only one thing--that BraIne 10
there every night"
mol"
"The orders are for you TO play the gams
just as you are playing It. When we strike,
1t must DO the last blow. All this hide-and-
seek business may look foolish to you. Its
Ike that Japanese game called jo. 1t looks
simple, bu. chess Is tyro's game beside it
Can you hnd Jour way back all right?'
~ eau"
well, you'd better be going. That's all
the light have, in this torch here. Got a
lot to do tomorrow and need sleep"
Norton stole away with great caution. HIS
first intention was to proceed straight to the
city. but despite his resolution he found
himself within a quarter of an hour gazing
up at the windows Of the Hargreave house.
" Not at home!"
Quite unconscious Of the fact, he was as
close 70 death any mortal man might care
to be. The policeman, suddenly looming up
under the arc lamp, proved to he his savior.
The lull made Jones doubly alert. He was
positive that they were preparing to strike
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heart aches II they were cot young. Better
Let things remain exactly as they are. When
oil these troubles are settled finally the lesser
trouble nasy be talked over sensihly. But
this is not tie time. There is no news,
Good night"
Norton returned to his chair. sIoonisr than
ever. With his feet upon the window sill,
he stared and stared and dreamed and
dreamed till band fell upon his shoulder.
1t belonged 70 one of the Office boys.
Note fr you, sir
Norton read it and tore il into little pieces.
the several yawning waste baskets which
strewed the aisle leading to tho city desk.
% I'm not wanted for anything?" be. asked
Ne. Clear Quit" laughed the night city
editor. 1.-THE sight Of you is putting every
body in the gloom ward"
Norton went down TO the street. At the
left o; the entrance he was quietly Joined by
a man whose arm was carried In sling.
He motionea Norton to get into the taxicsh.
They were dropped in deserted spot In
AffFENEle. IN IOoI tuey WIGHT kFfNHfH ~
their destination, which proved to be the
deserted hangar OF the aviator William Orts.
AZ want you to tell Jones that tug aud
seve~ll divers are at work the spot vhers
he threw the chest. That's ALL Now, doc
tor rewInd this arm of mine.
The amateur surgeon made a very good
Job of it; not for nothing had he followed
fighting armies to the front.
did they find anything?"
Mot up to date. But we might If we
cared to. They have left buoy over the
spot they're exploring. . But Just now 1t floats
quarter OF a mile to the east OF the spot"
"who were the men in the motor boat
that chased Jones?"
"Oniy Jones can tell you. Queer old
codgey, seh?"
Ekstubborn. He wants to handle it
without police assistance
And he's right. We are not aiming to
arrest any one" siniSerly. ." There can't be
any draw to this game. Here, no smoking.
Too much gas aaoat"
pocket What's the real news?" he de-
msnded. "You would not bring me out here
Just to rebandage that arm. 1t really did not
need it. Come, out with it."
you're sharp"
I'm paid to be sharp"
eve found where the Black Hundred
holds Its sessions
BY George, that Is news"
The room above is vacant. A little hole
In the ceiling, and who knows what might
happenY"
"What do you want me to do?"
Tell JonesA When the next meeting
comes around IN advise you. I've stupbled
upon dissatisfied member. So. buck up, aT
they ~. We've rot two ends Of the net
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$4,000 FOR 100 WORDS.

"The Million Dollar Mystery" story
win run for ttuenfy-ttco consecutive soeeks
" this paper. By an arrangement soith
Ne TAanhoaser Film company it has been
wade possible not only to read the story
n this paper out also to see it each week
n the cdrioas mocing picture theaters
For the solution Of this mystery story
10000 ,oill be given By the Thanhouser
Film corporation.
CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE
CONTEST.
Tho prize Of $4,000 srilI Be won BIZ the
man, scomon, or child toho ,crifcs the most
accepf0bis solution of the mystery, from
which the last ttco reels Of motion picture
dramo sciH be made and the last tsoo
chapters OF the story seritten BY Harold
NocGrash.
Solutions may be sent 10 the Than
koMsW Fun. corporation, either at Chicago
or Nc,c York. anp time up to midnight,
Jon. III. This Gllotcs several tceeks after
tie last chapter has been published.
T. A board Of three Judges toiH determine
.ecAich Of the many solutions received Ia the
most acceptable. The judges are to be
Harold MocGvath, Lloyd Loneroos, and
Misc lMoa Tsnee. The judgment Of this
beard trjH be absolute and fnal. Nothing
|of . Ntesury nature acfll be considered IN
1.-The decssion, nor eipen any preference IN
ItAe selection of the teinner Of the $4,000
|psixe. The lost tno reels, trhieh iciH ospe
|Sks most ooceptobls solution to he mgs-
terry, sesH be presented in the theafers
|hacing this feature as seon as It Is pos
|sjble to produce the same. The stor9 CORE
sponding to these motion pictures sosH ap-
|Deer IN the newspapers coincsdentaHg, or
|aS soon after the appearance Of the pfo-
tSwes a. practicable. With the lass feoo
|rssls .ciH be sho,en the pictures OF the sesn-
|esy, his or her home. and other Interesting
fesfures. 1t u Sndersfood that the ne,es-
|espers, 20 far as practicable, in printing
tAe last taco chapters Of the story by HdT.
ok MocGrafh, sc,u also shoe picture Of
fhs successtaI confesfant.
6olwtsons to the mystery must not ne
more than ion cords long. Here are sorse
evestions to be kept In mind in connection
ecSfA the mystery a. na old to q solution:
No, I--Whdt becomes Of the millsoHatrey
No. 2-Whaf becomes Of the Sl,0o0,000F
No. 3-Whom does Florence narrsg
No. 4-What becomes Of the Rassian
coamfessf
Nobody connected either directly or In
Aiysctly nth " The Million Dollar hgs-
terry" ,oiH be considered as eoHfessdHf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-30

cable from Gibraltar saying that Orts was
alive? I don't see any sense in that
1.-THE man who pulled it off did. think,
for my part, that both Orts and Hargreave
are dead, and that the man picked up by the
tramp steamer Orient was riding some other
balloon"
You're wrong there The description Of
1t proved that II was Orts' machine. o, Jim
probably has got mans size yarn up his
sleeve. but he's a long time In delivering the
goods. He's beginning 10 mope good deal.
Woman back Of 1t somewhere. Haven't held
down this COPY Job for twelve years with
ont being able to make toerable
guesses. Jim's a star man. When he gets
started nothing can stop him. He covered
the Chinese Boxer rebellion better than
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-30

first he SAINT his card In. The doctor replied
shook.
Good afternoon" said Braine, smiling
afably.
The doctor eyed him like man hypno-
tized You you wished to see me
on some particular business?"
"very particular" dryly. "My car is out
side. VIII you be no good as to accompany
me?"
The doctor slowly went into the hall for
his hat and coat. He left the house and got
into the car with never word Of protest.
Thinking7" said Braine.
az am always thinking whenever sec
Quire Of me this timer"
"A mere stroke of the PEN"
~Where are we soing?"
"To call on another physician of your
Standing" significantly. 1T LIS great thing
to have friends like you two. Always ready
to serve US, for the mere love OF it,
There's 40 need of using that kind of talk
to me. You have me in the hollow OF your
hand Why should / bother to deny it?
have broken the law. I broke 1t because /
wps starving"
alt La better to starve In freedom than to
eat fat joints up the river Today it is
question of sanity.'
And you want ne 10 assist In signing
away the liberty Of some person who Is per-
fectly sane?"
1.-THE nail on the head" urbanely.
You're a fine scoundrel!"
" Not SO loudi" warningy.
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again Gat IRON what direction and In what
manner? He had not the gift of clairvoy.
ance. SO he had to wait: and waiting is
terrible game when perhaps death is bal
ancing the scales. 1t Is always easier to
make an assault than to await it: and 1t is
a good general who always finds himself
prepared.
But 1t made bis heart ache TO watch the
ci.ild. She went about cheerfully-when any
one was In the room with her. Many q
time, however, he had stolen to the door
OF her bedroom and heard the heart rending
sobs. vain sttemp, being made to stide
them among the pillows. She was only Is;
it was first love: and first loves are pale.
evanescent attachments. 1t hurt now; but
she would get over It presently. Youth for
gets. Time, like water, smooths away the
ragged places.
The Countess called regularly. She was,
of course, dreadfully sorry over what had
happened. She had heard something about
his character: newspaper men weren't always
the best. This one was q mere fortune
hunter: a two faced one, at that. She was
never more surprised In her life when lie
threw his arms around her. And so on. and
80 forth. half lies and half truths, till the
patient Jones felt like wringing her neck.
From his vantage point the butler smiled
ironically. He could read the heart Of this
Perigof woman as he could read tho page Of
q book. The affronteryl And all the while
he must sravely admit her and pretend when
the blood rioted in his veins ct tAs sight Of
her. But he dared not swsrvs q single inch
from the plans laid down. 1t was cup Of
bitter gall. and there was no way Of avoid
Ing the putting Of 1t to his lips. She erna-
mated poison as nightshade emanatss n the
upas tree. And-ns must bow when Hhs en-
tered and bow when she left! Still, she had
done him an indirect favor in breaking up
this love business.
One afternoon Brnine summoned his run
about and called upon two physicians. When
- was ushsrsd Into tn dsseFtsd once q tAa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-30

at once, and requested you to come to the
house, and you said you could not. de.
clined TO stir"
"What do you Think"
Exactly what you're thnking-thst they
have come to life again."
Jones, is Miss Florence awaken"
emo"
Do ron think there Is any hope Of having
her understand what really happened?"
i" I am here only to guard her. cannot
undertake to read her thoughts"
You're not quite in favor Of q reconcilia-
tionf"
20. yes, If It went no further. Young
people are young people the world over"
what does that mean?"
:" That they would not create imaginative