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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-25
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leo Fom. pilot ~ tho Cleveland M
diane. In conceded g. BE- u great hand az
developing pitchers and ins had suc,cg
W Turning several mcliO,fr hurltrg VINO
fiilod "a star for other leaders, into de.
pcndshlo winning ARTISTS
Now woll have chance 70 watch
Foh's work along this lino again
For the Zig thlrf has hoOhci Joe
Engal fJr his star ma believes he can
make valuable addition out Of Joe
Joe was picked OF the sandlots, In
Washington by Clark Grimm. lie was
given "a trial at Washington and later
at Minneapolis and Buifal~ GriH kept
"A string on him whilo 100 was with
both the minor league cluh- put H.
nally the Old Fox decided joe wasn't a
conner and turned him loose.
tugcl was FREQ rHrri when Foil
signed him tho other d1y 10 he cost the
Indians nothing II he does turn out
we'll for M" Cleveland club paying his
railroad faro to the training camp aud
for his meals there viii turn out good
Investment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-27
KENIL WORTH-By Sir Walter Scott
Condensation by Rev. DR.. RI Perry Bush Chelsea Mass

There could De- no litter sctting
for story Of love and trasedy
than that afforded by the court Of
England during the reign OF Eliza
beth.
u vas The hevdar ri rorgeous
costumng and an axe saturated
with the occult. Etervona patron
izcd tho astroiogers and the al
chemists. The queen coupled with
The dignity and strength of the mon
arch the foihlcs Of the weak. I.
was her policy 90 play ore favorit
AGAINST another and thereby secure
the working OF her own strong will.
bot she often gave way tc furious
temper and sine was most sLsccptI-
uie 70 hattery She was forever un-
decided between her dufv 10 her
subjects and her attachmen. to
Robert Dudley. the Earl Of LeiccstrI.
whom II was commonly rcpOrtcC
that she really intended 20 MARI
for he was COurtier par excellence.
ana his ambition 10 share the throre
empowered every other purpose o.
his life He had however. been
secretly welded TO ANY Ro0sart
anc 50, 20 further his chances 20 oe
king. be consorted with one Richard
Narney. and plotted the murder OF
his wife which WAS accomplished
AZ Abingdon Manor
These thrcads OF fact. with many
others n Fancy. Scott wove into the
faoTic or "kenilworth." To him VINO
would listen 10 those VINO make full
some compliment and laudation "a
fine art:-to one Who would under
stand the subtle poisoning Of the
mind by insinuation:-to such az are
Interested in the Vaccinations OF
men and women anxious 20 mfnglt
in high society. 10 all who WOULD TO-
RECALLED by the conversations Of .Ord-
and ladies and have unfolded 70,
their ediEcatiOn a phase Of history
which never appears IN the text
books OF our -hOols. at the sam,
time that they are reading a re.
nance OF wonderful interest and
plot. "Keril'vorth" o1ers a rare anG
wholesome treat.
The story opens AT an inn kept
1v one Costing, whose nephew
Michael I.ambourne. swaggerinl
6runkard. returns after years OF al.
scuce and Finds that Tony Foster
au old CrOny who Lighted the fire.
when Latinicr and Ridley were
burned. is keeping guard over a
beautiful woman at CUmmor Nan
sion Lambourne gains admission
there. accompanied by Trsssilian. q
knight OF peerless character. vino
is in search Of her 10 whom he has
been betrothed and VINO has been
Iured away from her fathers houso
T4ambourne becomes an accOmplict
iu crime with Foster, and Tressiliau
meets the mysterious lady who
proves 20 be none other than Amy
Robsart. for il was she who was LIS
promised bride.
He tries TO persuade her 20 re
turn TO her father, but IN vain. anC
iu attempting 70 escape from tho
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-27

wich is fascinating. The obcisance
10 royalty the first step i'm Sir Wal
ter Ralcigh's career when lie sub
m.ts his elegant cloak for Elizabeth:
10 walk upon, the boat. the river
tho discussion OF Shakespeare and a
hundred touches o; genius-it must
be read in full 10 be appreciated
Sussex, upon examination. IS fully
exonerated. and thcreupon calls tie
queens attention to the fact that
Amy RoOsart is cruelty held pri
sOner. and forthwith Varncy and
Leicester arc summoned into the
royal presence And before the lat
ter has opportunity 10 speak. Varnev
affirms that Amy is his wife; ana
as everyone is cogni1ant Of Leices
tiers confusion. Nunev assures Eli
zabeth that il is due 10 the earTs
transccnant love FOR her gracious
self. The case is apparently settled.
and Narney is ordered 10 appear a.
the coming festivities at Kenilworth,
and TO bring with him the woman
NO has beer the occasion of 50
mach trouble.
Here is problem, Amy will
never consent TO be received as Var
ney's wife. She must somehow be
detained at Gunner,
1t resolves into a battle Of the al
chemists
Demetrius. in Narneys employ
prepares drug for Amy, but Way
land. as Tressilian's servant, enters
her apartments as a peddler and
provides an anudote for the poison.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-27

ise that ne shall marry the queen.
and he also notihes him that Tres
sili1E has a mistress IN Mervyr s
Tower.
From here events hurry 10 cl.-
mnN. The next morning Amy es-
capes from her room and Is in hid
ing near tho plaisance. when close
at hand Leicester aNows mis- love u
Elizabeth. and is given great en-
| cOdra &c ment: but as they separ-
ate, the queen discovers Amy, who
declares that she is not the wifc
of Narney. and that Leicester
knows all
Accordingly she i hurried 10 the
presence of the earl. where Eliza
! beth RACES violently, but Leicester
marriage remains still unrevealed.
anil ANY is thought 10 De insane
and she is placed IN custody. More
/ over. Leicester is angry with Amy
/ tor coming TO kenilworth and ex-
/ posing him 10 the resentment OF the
queen. and ne resolves 10 see her
and insist that tor the present she
must consent TO be known as Var
ney's wife.
This proposition is scornfully re-
/ fused Amy. no longer a child, but
with the strength Of injured wom-
annood. calls upon the earl as a msu
and as her lawful husband 10 take
| her TO Elizabeth and acknowledge
/ that she is his wife.
Leicester Yields 10 this mastery
plea 10 his honor and prepares for
| tire ordeal: but Narney. clearly per
ceiving that this involves his own
personal ruin. concludes that ."eithtr
/ he or Amy must die, and is not slow
I in deciding which il shall be. He
persuades Leicester that Amy Is
conniving with Tressilian and SO
convinces him of her perfidy that
] the earl finally consents TO her
doom.
THAT evening Leicester and Tres
silian meet. the latter still believes
that Narnev holds Amy in his power.
and he begins 10 plead for her; but
his words and motives are misin-
terpreted. Swords are drawn and
,hey do battle. bvt are interrupted
and meet again on the morrow in
a secluded SPOT. when, just as Lei
I cester is about tc prevail, his sword
is seized by the young rascal, Dicky
Smudge, who delivers TO him Amy
letter. which he had stolen from
/ Wayland. The tansle of affairs IL
! unraveued and Amy is proclaim. ed
as the Countess of Leicester
At this revelation. Elizabeth is be-
/ side herself with rage, declaring
that "Leicester's stolen marriage has
, cost her a husband and England a
hing"
In the violence OF her chagrin
and anger she forgets for a while
/ her royal dignity, and RECEIVERS
l command Of herself only wnen Lord
( Burleigh warns her that such weak
| ness little becomes a queen" Mean
while Varney fatally shoots the
drunken Lambourne and conducts
Amy to Cumnor. where she is con-
| fined in Fosters beG-chnmoer, a
mysterious room reached by a draw
| bridge, which she is admonished
never 10 attempt to cross; but whcn
Tressilian and Raleigh come TO tako
hey to KenilWOrth, and she hears
! the sound of their horses hoOfs.
she thinks il is the earl and PUSHES
from her room, and Varney has so
manipulated the drawbridge that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-27

premises he meets Richard Narney.
master OF horse to leicester. "a
shrewd calculating villain. VINO -
a constant spur 20 the earl's ambi-
zion to be king.
Tressilian naturally concludes that
Amy is this fellows mistress and
drawing his sword. ovcrcomes ard
would have slain him but for the
timely arrival of LambouInc. when
ne was Obliged 20 fee. and. know
Ing the queens interest in such al
fairs he resolves 10 obtain her in
PREVENTION in Amy's behalf
And here Scott makes use Of q
supcrstitious bent CO the age. Tres
siIian's horse loses shoe and a
blacksmith cannot be found until
am imp OF a boy leads the way to
"a mysterious farricf. named WAY iand
Smith who is thought by those who
know him 10 be an emissary of
Satan and who turns out 10 be an
alchemist with laboratory under
ground, and who is persuaded TO ell
ter the employ OF Trcssilian ana
wiki him visits Sir Hugh RObsart,
Who signs e warrant OF attorney to
help TO secure Leicester's powerfuI
influence in persuaGing the queen to
free Amy from Vayney.
Tressilian and Wayldnd soon after
this make a visit To Lord SUSSEX
and when he. for "A seeming dis
courtesy 70 tho queens phy stefan
is called To court Cor explanation.
they accompany MINI
The depicting Of this trir 20 Green
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-27

He also apprises her OF tho enemies
bs whom she Is surrounded and
With him she fees from Cumnor.
The time OF the great carnival n
KenIlworth is near at hald. Mui-
titudes are on their way thither.
Every avenue OF approach is crowd
cd Wayland and Amy attach
themselves TO . group Of strolhnC
PLAYERS. and after many interesting
experiences. reach the castle where
she is Dy chance lodged D.. a room
In MervNn's Tower. which mad beer
assigned 20 Tressilian
Here she writes a letter 20 Lei
ceter. beseeching him 10 come &c
ana. after tying IL with true love
knot of her hair. intrusts n 10 Way
land 10 deliver. but IL is stolen from
him.
Meanv lille Ire ssiiian has occa-
sion 10 return 10 his room. and rs
dumfOunded 10 find Amy mere: but
as she expected leicester would
come in answer 10 her letter. she
bound TressilIan not % speak or
act IN her bchlaf for the next =
hours. and he departed 20 witness
the coming oC the queen. Accord
ing 20 history II was a wonderful
preparation that Leicester madc
for the reception OF Elizabeth a:
,KCnilworth. Money was lavished
without STINT. and the details O.
poInp and p1gednuy sleam windy
lef)re Us when touched 10y the de-
scriptivc genius of Scott. At War
wick there is music. a .salvo Of small
en- arms, a round OF artillery and a
roaring welcome ty the multitude.
The cavalcade is illuminated by 20a
,vaXen tapSrs, borne by men or
horseback.
The queen Is adorned with count
less Jewels and attended by tire
ladies of the court anu valiant
KNIGHTS ana gnIhciently attired. among
whom Leicester glitters like "a golden
image. The procession advances
over a bridge built for the occasion.
and here the courtiers lismoUnt;
a floating island reaches the shore
and the LADY of the Lake an.
nOunces that this is the srst linC
she has ever risen TO pay homage.
but she could not refrain from
obeisance TO her gracious majesty.
Then, as the queen enters the castle
there Is a discharge of fireworks.
new and wonderful in that age and.
she moves on through pageants Of
heather gods and heroes of antiquity
10 the Sreat hall, hich is hung WIN
gorge Gus silkon tapestry, where she
* seated by Leicester upor a royal
throne, who after kissing her hand
and eulogizing her most profusely.
retires and shortly reappoars APP
parelled from head TO foot IN
dazzling white.
The queen very shortly after sends
for Narney, and asks " n his wife
presumes TO disobey the mandate OF
her sovereign and absent herself
from the festivities, and he replies
that she is indisposed ana presents
certificates 10 that purpose. These
TreSsilian madly asserts are false
but emembcrInS his promise 10
Amy 10 keep silent FOR "a hours, he
hats and stammers and the queen
orders Raleigh TO place him Cnder
restraint.
Then follows the banquet served
upon 4 most n,agnihcient scale. and
at its close Varney seeks Leicester
and assures him that the stars prom
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-27

she falls 10 her death. When. how
ever. TINS villain learns how matters
have developed no commits suicide
Ills alchemist is found dead in hi
laboratory ana Tony Foster disap-
pears and his skeleton is found long
afterward in a secret chamber where
ne hid his gold Leicester retires
from court for a season. but later is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-27

ne was n secret
PARTNER faiiC a
and felt HIM re-.
~pOn~iblC FOR
debts OF S65O.OGO.
Ills wife died e
few weeks later:
lac himself faced
a probable men
tai breakdown.
a. ne had had
a slight ATTACK
Of aphlsia. au
inability TO re-
member IA -
IN ~ a min r = Cf
words. Yet he
refused to IA
thI Ougb b a n h
ruptcN. although
hc had had $40
part i'm mourning
ibis mountainous
debt All that iic
asked from his
creditors W a
iinc. This So
cured hC bItcklCI
l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-27

Paris and Gas
tie Dangerous"
were written az.
ter aIytiC
shocks. Raj Red
10y physical sui
fcrings and with
hardly more than
half a brain nc
- devoted hius-
self TO work thar
within i've years
mere tnau half
OF tic great debt
had been paid.
His last year
was ,lladc happy
hN n mcrciful
hallucinatiOn. lie
conceived N &"
idea that ne had
paid ever. cred
itOr IN full. About
S25O.OOO actual
" remained uI-
paid at his death.
hat this was re-
oUCcd by insuT-
ancc To $3.50. GEO.
This. too. was
.aN So.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-27

again a ayoriJe in waiting upon the
queen. md lies at last BY taking
poison ne mad designed for another.
Copyright 1919. By Post Publishing
Co The Boston Post Published hy
special arrangement with the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate All rights re-
served
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-27

novels 60 n Life OF Napoleon. -
which brought him nearly 100000.
his mind began To fail. but nc
struggled on. e CUNT Robert OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-27

Q ir Walter Scott's struggle 60 pas
his debts was "a heroic A. any
thing In ms most hcfbic novel
lie was 50 years old when the print
L.. &C..
The Little River news., 1919-01-08
he suppression of the paper.

the suppression of the paper.
 It. is reported that the government has deoided tesladopt drastic measures to suppress the activities of the radi- cal listssthroughout Germany.
 Stage Religious Demonstration.
 Sixty thousand Catholics and Pro- testants of Berlin, after a mass meet ing on Thursday, marched to the min- 1stry of public worship, where there was a demonstration against Adolf Hoffmann,t independent Socialist, who holds that portfolio, say sadvices from the German capital. Dr. Karl Lieb- knecht and Rosa Luxembourg, the radical leaders, were also targets of the crowds anger. As the throng
The Little River news., 1919-01-08
SALTLAKE CITY MAN
 TELLS HOW TAMLAc HAS BENEFITED HIM
Ion J. Perry Says Wife Has Gained 2S Pounds and He Gained 10 Since They Began Tak- ing Tanlac.

l My wife has gained twenty-eight f-pounfs amt I have gained ten p0iads l in the past few weeks ]sincef we began , taking Tarisc." ".ssajd Don J. Perry, < |well known business man, residing
 at 37O Quipce street, Salt Lake City,
 Utah. 49 {e Mrs Perry had suffered from stom- ach troubls for long time,'' he con- tinued. "She had no appetite and
 complained of heavy feeling in the
 pit of her stomach She was extreme Elys nervous and don't believe she
 slept as much as two hours out of in over etwbs years.s2' She Host weight and strength continually and could not attend to her household Eduties. She tried everything we could find and nothing gave her any sreliet until we got Tanlac. Her i. stomach trouble is entirely gone now,' she can
 eat. just anything she wants without
 any trouble and besides gaining twen> ty-eight pounds, she is able to do all her housework and seems like differ ent person.
 "As to my own case, I had been in 6 nervous rundown condition for three
 years. My appetite was so poor that
 would hardly average one good mea!
 day and had no energy or ambl-
 tion I have improved in every way since I started taking Tanlac My ap>
 petite is so good that can hardly eat
 enough to satisfy it. eat three hear
 ty meals day and then want more.
 have picked up ten pounds in weight
 end feel better than I have in long time. We both think that Tanlac is the greatest thing of its kind in the
 world.'
 Tanlac is sold by Boyer Drug Store, Ashdown Foreman Drug Co.,, Fore
 man; Winthrop Drug Co.,, Winthrop, Roy Budd, Ogden, and w. M. Sykes, Richmond.
The Little River news., 1919-01-08

marched the streets it sang "Deutch- land Uber Alles.'' ss
 After reaching the building, entry was gained and large number of people entered, searching for Hoff- mann, but he was not found The crowd then dispersed
 Independent members of the Prus- sian cabinet have decided to resign, it has been learned. Among them W:i1 be Adolf Hoffmann, whose course to- ward churches and schools has result ed in bitter esopposition, even from some of his fcelieeuests!: :.' ttr'es fiiss sh'
 The Independent Socialists in the German state of Brunswick have re- signed. .....,.. .......z..,.s .y.,,.
The Little River news., 1919-01-08
Warming Order.

In the Little River Chancery Court, Little River County. Arkansas. John Pullen plaintiff vs. Oscar Sweppy, Katie Sweppy, William Sweppy and The Bank of Foreman defendants. The defendants, Oscar Sweppy, Katie Sweppy and William sweppy are hereby warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff herein, John Fuilen. Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 24th day of De- cember, 1918.-Chas. H. Park, Clerk
 V. J. Denson, D. c. DuLaney & Steel, Atty. for Pltff. June R. Nor rell, Atty. ad Item. w
The Little River news., 1919-01-08
w W.S.S
w. 0. W. Notice.

Holly Camp No. 87 and the Circle will have a joint banquet at the hall in the Lott building the 2nd Saturday night in January, 1919. All members come and bring your family. If you have no family, bring a friend All members arc requested to please ,brins la basket filled with everything good to eat.
 Yours fraternally,
 J. s. FURLOW.-
The Little River news., 1919-01-08
--W.S.S
BERLIN POLICE CHIEF OPPOSED
Government 10 Adopt l,rastic Meaures
 to Suppress Radicals.

Berlin, Jan. 5.-4The cabinet has deposed. Eichorn, chief of police of Berlin, wlic refused to vacate his post. Herr Ernst. director of the Yor- waerts Publishing Company, has been appointed to succeed EichoTn.
 Eichoga as chief of police, assist ed tho members of the ,Spartacus group on December 25 in raiding the vranises Of tlse Socialist organ and in
The Little River news., 1919-01-08
: OGDEN NEWS +
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v .V = V = | Ogden, Jan.ai 4.-(Special.) )--Well here we are again after a severe seize
 of the flu and various other things too numerous 10 mention. Whenever you
 don't hear from Ogden, why you just convince yourself there is something
 seriously hindering. l Christmas was celebrated very
 quietly in, Ogden. 1.-The most of our icftizens enJcyed the day at home with Etheir families.si Ofs course you could hear and see signs, among the young sters' that old Santa had made well come visit. ees .s.++s The Union Sunday School Christmas tree at the school auditorium was 8 splendid success. The choirs gave some appropriate selections after
 which old Santa appeared and gave
 a talk to the children, and then the lpresents were delivered which was greatly enjoyed. | The Epworth League rendered "a very interesting program at the church Sunday night which was we'll attended, . ' < iis ii;ss ss>s r. William E. Smithson returned home Monday from London, England, hay- ing received his honorable discharge. Misses Mary McDowell and Carol Davis visited Miss (Rosa McDowell who is in sanitarium7 at Texarkana. Mrs. Woody Smisson of Gurdon is spending the holidays with MT. and Mrs. J. H. Furlow
 Dolph Goodman returned last week from Camp Pike having received his discharge.
 MT. and Mrs. Grimes two sons of Armarilla, Texas, are spending the holidays with their parents.
 The young people are enjoying a. series of dances at Mesdames Ed Davis, George McDowell and Burris, during the holidays. @ H. V. Beasely of Texarkana installed a new player piano ln the home Of MT. and Mrs J. H. Furlow last week. Edd Pullem and Will Cox spent Sat urday in Texarkana.
 Miss Fannie Buster spent Sunday here with Miss Mary Mcdowell. Misses Laura and Lottie Van HooH Marguerite Budd, Ethel and Bertha Smithson, Minnie and May Smithson, and Messrs Bant HutchisOn and Griff Goodman were visitors in Texarkana Saturday evening.
 John Smithson went to Little Rock Saturday to meet his brother, w. E. Smithson, who had arrived there from overseas.
 Roy Budd and Tom Ball are on the sick list this week.
 Dr. I. N. Hut was in Texarkana Saturday.
 MT. Doris Elan was a pleasant vis- flor here last Tuesday from Wesson.
 Miss Addie Crouch returned Tues day to Ashdown after spending the holidays in this city with home folks. Fred Hut of Fouke is spending the holidays with his brother, Dr. I. N. Hut.
 Mrs. E. A. Velvin was ,a, visitor in Texarkana Tuesday.
 Misses Ethel and Minnye SmithsOn and Mrs. w. T. Smithson were visitors in Ashdown Friday afternoon.
The Little River news., 1919-01-08

COTTONSEED MEAL-We have a car
 lead of cc!tonseed meal. You can buy as much or as little as you want. Our price is right -Ashdown Grain Co.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
CHURCHES TO HUNT JOBS.
To Aid U. S. Employment Service
IN Finding Positions for Soldiers.

The general wartime commission
Of the churches representing more
than 100000 church members an
nounced today that it had undertaken
the organization of its 10000
churches for cooperation with the
United States employment service in
the obtaining of jobs for returning
soldiers, sailors, marines and civilian
war workers.
Plans of the commission provide for
co. operation of the individual churches
with agents Of the employment serv-
ice. Members of the churches will be
asked to report vacancies and the jobs
will be classified according to the
qualifications required Of the mem to
fill them. The proposal, it was said.
had been laid before. each of the
thirty-five church bodies represented
on the commission.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
MA).M|[LEDGEH HURT
BY A|RPLANE FALL
Machine Drops $50 Feet at
Boiling Field and Is Part
Iy Demolished.

Maj John Miiedge. T.. S. A, an
aviator stationed at Boiling Field.
yesterday was an occupant of an
Army plane which plunged to earth
and was partially destroyed in a tail
spin from a height Of about $50 feet,
AT noon today he was pronounced not
seriously injured. according to reports
from the Aying field
Maj. Milledge was rushed to Walter
Reed Hospital following the accident.
Advices today from the hospital in
formed Boiling Field officers that the
fier was not hurt internally, as had
at first feared. He is, however.
severely bruised and considerably.
shocked and must rest for a few days,
Sergt. Barry, test pilot, the majors
companion on the disastrous flight. to
whom credit is being freely given
for preventing an even worse acct
dent, and who was badly shaken up.
is today nearly all right again.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
POWER PROJECT REVIVED.
Chamber Of Commerce Committee
for Great Falls DEVELOPMENT.

The project to develop Great Falls
as a. source of power for electric cur
rent for Washington will be revived
by a committee Of the Chamber of
Commerce headed by p. II. Moran at
a meeting in the rooms Of the cham
Der at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday after
ifoon.
A committee on charities for the
chamber for 1919 was named today
as follows: W. NICK. Stowell, chair
man: Miss Mary OToole, vice chair
man; Larz Anderson, DR.. Lewis J.
Battle, Henry 2. Blair, DR.. w. p.
carr. A. 3. Carly, A. D. Cressler.
Iohn Dolph, William NJ. Dove. W.
Clarence Duvall, John JOY Edison,
isaac Cans and William b. Hardy.