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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
NONRESIDENT Notice.

Il. KELLEY ! Ia titaneery 81,
vs. lhIhNaN
n. I, SMITH ri n iyuu
In this cause u srittais Va the tiftl
and Master, tlcm ali aiit,ssyit. list "a,
I,lt., X I smith. - a uun resident i,
the state Il iruH pee, and gat.t.ot h
cd ~itt process, Il ~ therefore ard
eteI by tie tiyJS aId Mast1 ltsi sAi,
Deti.. Il IN H. appear AT tts. to2f
s,ause sa lst@~sa. tsUu. .an.4ts .l.tttaEg
Till E-DAN Aztec llit ~ MON
DAY IN APRIL, NtNE,
sarlp beng regular 'esm u ,bv4 hapc
cry Court a. ihcAs,u, IepH shi issd
ans~ e. IN ieiuar 70 the Nitattarent "
Med against b,u. ia TINS csass ~ rk'
same eiil lie taken 'et cuals - 9I.l be
cause sci loi hcaaIuE tsiarte
Ii " further ov,irftd tbs, tbs not@,
b. puhllsbs,i 10 a. I,csren 1uAa1
HrraM, ii inc.Nt8, Team laF feast n.
scut,,s ~ceks a. segutej by .a~ ID
suca ga~es.
" tne~s my hand al uliscr IA iieA@lu.
thss Jan 2..,Gd, l@NL
IJ TANLoE, G 4 VI
raf1v ( Hell. >aI,e tors.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
GlYcERIhe MIXTURE
FOR GAS ON STOMACH

Simple giyttt,us huckthsgn bark
etc. ~ miKs.i 10 Adieg.i.ks relieves
ANY CASH Gas "a riaMseh ar satif
ssom qch /, acts ou both apprr
and lawyt ho~el snd removes VI
ttnai Aslssiet apial. tasaantl ihs siA
msrh. Oi.ru CURES y1n.'sp suoe
Prev, u,. appendicitis The IN
STANr nsearsut action u >i.sri
ks ru rs,ri~ve both iaatofs srl n#
lierts uut mao shs vp.ic,ri sige
year. trau Indigestion sui saos1
patiou sas helped ~ ONE d-s~o --
Clemorr Pharmacy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
soSNsr,cGNY worries.
Norman II. knbsnk va Joe Mead
ows. ii ale. !

ows. VI ale.
la Chanc~ty al chaslotls, Tenn.
10 this eaas~. /, appears 10 he
Clerk and Master rom athdxviA III.
ed, that the defendant. Joe Mead.
ows. 10 a non-sesitem II ths Stats
oi Tennessee and oAnnoa be- sssvsd
with process, II 10 thessioss ordered
by ID. Master that publication -
ni.aav :of him. that said Joe Mead.
o~s appear Al the courthouse In
Charlotte, Tenn. on " before ihs
First Monday in March. ip90. nsxt.
same being Rule Dag Of he
Caanrsry Court, and plead. sns~ss
~ demur TO the bill died Asainss
him in this cause. OF tbs came will
he taken for confessed and The eses
set Tor hearing expaE,~,
Ii Nv lurther ordered thai this
notice be published 10 the Dicksuu
County Herald tot four consecutive
wesks. ~ required by law In such
cases
Witness my hand si ot,ce Ia
Charlotte, Tenn. this Feb. II. 10.
J ]. Taylor, Z. Il. n.
X Y, Coslew, Solicitor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
Chronic Constipation

There sre people WHO never have
move meut NJ the bowels without
II is produced by ca,hsrtie. Most
of them hsve brought that condl'
ton Oh ihemselye. by the use al
mineral ~aierr and strong caibaf'
tics that take too much water ou'
Of The system AMI sRsrsvate ihs
disease they are meant Ia relieve
A mild lsxss,ve tonic like Cham.
ber!sln Tablets shoris gent,
movement II the base.+ tha ynt
hardly realise has Seen prcdu I'd b.
A medicine. and tGs,r zee ~ not q
likfIs 10 be followed by cnustlps
ten.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
sos REaIoEkr NOTICE.

sck-ou Bibt - Mildred Bihh
III }fj@ eAase II appearing to the
s ~ tee tIrrBit Court. from the
aaig, sbseb = *~orn Ia, thai the 9e-
saatisn, All ired Bihh. i non.
rFiaipQt a ihe state "a tennessee %
-,Esl IL. urstih4ES process "a law can.
n4 tse sstyest uppE her. | "a there.
iafe ordered hi the Clerk 'hs, Don.
resident publication be nj ale i0t the
sad M,.ife4 hlrb commausiss
~ to sppesr atine Coafi House 10
lbs ,evn n Dickson, Tsna-ss~s on
Inc 4ad Monday IN hls1i.. 1890 IL
osltg the regular term "a ssld Court
And plead sBswey. o. demur 10 the
oil hssd ssala-l Der 'er dlvoce or
the case All! he sst tor ssArlng sI-
pAris /. J Brownsns. Clk.
I.seeh Il Hal, Sol's ss PHI.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

rhs iotjNs,hs erlii. ~yitsn =,
Sid No. lstr}n. !. 'r.y,asGt At Dad
stone. Atec. M Stv' srr-st.i Is
the l,ets GNs.fy .~pu,.,r and
latter rrpr>auc~a ~ LABOR naws-
paper puhll~a-d II WA'h,cesun, ",
G.. aud W. Min, /. hy request, ,
The Railroad man ~ = Rnabet.' y
| hear thar AZ oit,a ,r IL .vsrson,,
who 10 not o t@il,asd m.u shnt. hs-
ing 4 husia.ss mao, snsl, do my
best to shnw you that be IL a ro.-
Der,
am 4 email merchant in n
email town sell dry sooir,
clothing and shoes A suci shar~
OF my customers are railroad men
In effect, | am their pmehasiny
agent
In 1913 the swit,hmen hron rht
in their eight hour wsrs TO me,
$3.50. Give ms 4 suit Of ovssslls.
Sid TODD his days wax~s and
gave him back no in change.
overslls $3.50 the suit. To-day he
is robblns the puelic--A~ gcts IS
for slgh, hours work. He comes
10 today and he buys cveralls from
me this way: Here is my days
wages Sid, simms a suit Of over.
slls take his ..sy's wxses and
tell him that overalls have zone up.
he counters With tbs fsct that "hs
should worrY. he is ,~,tios nnrs
money"
So give him his sua. al ov.ralls
ard tell bin that they have jump.
Ell irotn 81 10 4 sui, In 1918 TO C
. sole now. tell Finn to 20 back
and work over an haur ard : bah
.norv the nexi dsv and bring me
that dollar too, and We will be
square 9Th aoe anc ,her His
wages were sisei about 20 per
cent and HE ovsrxlh 40 per crn,.
somebody gave him 40 eents aud
somebody took 40 c ants irom him.
And he 10 thu ohbe . yau bear 10
much about
III" vile bought s. Yard, Of ten.
cent muslin in 1918. for Nv hu%
hands days wasx. When .ht
comes IN my store seAs ' vi ID the
wonderful increase u nay 10 se'
The IS yards Of eo.aasa- I tell her &c
70 back home ast = ii, No, u be-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
Dollar, and tentss

Counting II nuis IN dollars sod
cents. Row much ,tiI that last Co'd
cost yoxf A man mEy nut al@aYs
stop work ahen be- bsA cold tui
perhaps II would be better II ht did
IL takes ahou, ten days 10 get CON,
ple,ely ut a cold under ,br ue0,
al treatment That timt can he
much shortened hy taking Chamber
lains Cough Remedy aud prnFet
csre ~ yourself 10 tact brttlr n
this remedy IN the hoteT - y HtahtS
good investment turing the sintrt
aud spring months.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
MaA-Neeting

The Republicans t Iliessor
County are hevspy called To moeI
IN ma-s-cuuventtuu. al the a4Utt
house 10 Dlcs -on. saturday. f. no
airy p. q, one "a clock. for the ,uf
pose II selecting delegate 10 ,h'
state convention snd tyspsse, sUyi
>tber busIne.s ~ mSN 81 pfi3'
come before tho meeting
Harry Dayis Chairman.
WayDe fa;smen sset
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
Fer the Children

Too nueh care cannot - <set-
Used in .electsps cough IA es.l1,Ee
10, children Est IFf-% = sssAni
"a take. contain ~ hs',If0 drug
aud most sheytgai "a curing ;nair
coughs and c0lt4. Long sIp%rl~nce
'ass shown hat ChsDter.Air :
Cough Rerss,'v n1aets 'p"se e9u1i.
;fsrs 4, l#A fsv Hgir wih IaGy
mothers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

SAIF~NkN WANTED Ga ssitr
il erdrt. iuf gbusaltug ais. ss 's
aud paints Salaty w copMt-si 81,
Address LINCOLN OH CO,
Cleveland, y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
IN Tue MAIL BOX

Dickson Goanty Herald
tn recent issue u your pare'
YOU stated that the nsw bank pro
cosvd FOR White Bluff bad Taller
through. Such u not the case.
Yours truly.
7. VI NlgSrER
Getting back 10 the simple LIE
meas glvlue 10 tire simplAtoa life,
|; taxes soue retailers ioss
tine 10 discover tia, the shos-raie
price has been lowersd.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
NON REaicEkT NOTICE.
b

l. y Bennett W. Ses.it Bennett
IL THIS cause II appearing TO 10
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
Taylor Brothers

Clerk from the bill. which 10 swosA
TO, that the dsts0dsnt. Bsssis Bss-
nett. ia = non.rssidsDl n thss ssats
o! Tennes*es. 60 thst Tho ordinary
process 81 lsw cannot b. served ~.
90 her. IL 10 therefore 0idsfsd b, ihs
CLERK. thai non resident publicatian
h. made bot The said Bessie Bee
asti. ea.nuaDdinG hsr W Appear q
the Court House 10 sAs tass 4
Dickson Team. on ths I'D Aooday
in ApnI 1890. 1t bsins III nGaias
term u said coun. asA plss(
answer. Of dsmur TO tbs bill Odd
ss.ins. her i2 divoscs. u The cs1s
sill be ret im bearing sxDarts.
l.. J. Browaing. Clark.
ieeeh 4 Hall. sol's., ios PHI. T.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

Person. suhiect TO p.riodic bilioAs
attacks will obsssve shs, their, %.
petite Tails them Just bsioss On ~
tack Thai ID. thsy do nsl tss ny
crave food but eat because II "
meal time, II thry will sas only .
light meal aud no meat. then tsts
too d Chamb~flain's Tablets ~
attack may be avoided.
ns-.s=--@~asa-.@~4a@s--~s-ss.~~~
Food prices are ~ high II psys
10 have stsmach trouble.
See the show al the PsU'9s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

Most everything 10 worth invsslts
cation A vet, l:.:!s bag can sonS.
timss bits like hiassa-
/; 10 N old. old ssyiss. bat sast
80 true today: Mans inhnuanity
20 man MAKES coantiess thonsasds
mourn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

See the show at the f'au'ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17

UT MADE 1t myself" said the
L bearded man. proudly. From
an alarm clock. Give II to me.
See. here in the top In a wire. The
mechanism In. not now working.
when the one who is chosen reaches
the house OF Morgan. he will halt.
get down from the wagon and walk
slowly away. He must not seem TO
hurry. But first, he must pull the
wire. That will set the mechanism
In motion. Three minutes later the
T. N. T. will explode. Pouffr'
you get IL. don't your" the wob-
bly, broke in. I'VE know MorgaH
leaves the bank at 6, minutes after
-. sharp. The one who is chosen
reaches the bank at 2 minutes after
~. We know Morgan always halts
for a few seconds M the entrance for
word with the porter. There will
be no danger for the one who pulls
tho trick. Three minutes is plenty
OF time 10 get out OF range. Are
you rcady?"
The wobbly dealt five cards. face
up. One was an ace.
You win" he said to the man who
suffered from orthodoxy.
His face blanched and his eyes
grew wide with terror. The winner
picked up'the box and left the room.
Later the bearded man and the
wobbly were alone together.
You aren't as slick with the papcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
by FRED l.. BOALT

LIVE MEN sat at an oblong table
= in New York city. -Four Of them
were dominated by one. But one OF
the four did not like the business In
hand, and said so.
"It Is necessary-this extreme
stepi Direct action; yes
but to kiln
He turned 10 the dominant one.
This man was unlike his companions
at the table. They had the appear.
ance OF being factory workers soft
fleshed and flabby muscled The
dominant one had a red. leathcry
face. as II he had spent his life out.
of doors. and high. cheekbones. His
hands were big. bopy and capable
looking. He had cold blue eyes. He
wore mackinaw coat. blue flannel
shirt open at the throat, and colk
boots. The -four looked to him. His
lips moved and they could not be-
lieve their ears. He sSid:
''Meouwg' in imitation of cat.
"You don't know what that mea ms.
do your IL means you make me
sick. Out West, where I came from,
they call me a wobbly. And that's
the catcall OF the wobblies. and we
use II when some weak sister like
the comrade here gets cold feet.
Mcouwi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
The Wobby, the Weak Sister, and the Packing Case

.nIREcT ACTION; yes--but 10
- killF' he mimicked. his thin lips
curling over yellow teeth and his
lean cheeks taking on an even deeper
hue Of red.
'Tdstenl I'm teIiIn' you something.
don't care what, you call yourselves
anarchists, nihilists. communists,
syndicalistN. bolsheviks. What do all
your fine theories about direct action
amount TO II you don't act?
Strike against the master class
Scabs take your places. Establish
picket line7 A court enjoins your nd
soldiers and police club and shoot
you.
"old stuff Let me tell you how
we do u out West. Tho hlghbrows
call us seasonal workers. We call
ourselves blanket stiffs. Who cut
down the trees and make the lum.
ber? VIC do. Who build the rail.
roads and bridgesg Who harvest
the wheat7 Who pick the hops and
berries? All the way from the Rio
Grande 10 Saskatchewan We do!
who's exploiting us7 Farmers7
We set the grain afirc. A. ralroad7
We wreck a train. The lumber mill
operators7 We burn the mills. That's
direct action"
He spoke In dead monotone OF
immense earncstness. Then his fea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17

as YOU used to be-" said the bearded
man. Il saw 1t come from the bot.
tom. wonder the others didn't"
I'm out Of practice" the wobbly
confessed. 81 picked him because
he's a weak sister. and we can spare Q
him II he's out OF luck"
That" said the bearded man.
was poor Judgment. comrade. Such
men are bothered with consciences.
and. when hard pressed. confess TO
the police. But Karl will not con.
fess.". He chuckled.
SOP inquired the wobbiy.
Il was slightly inaccurate when |
described the bombs mechanism and
the time of Morgan's departure from
the bank. He quits the bank at ex.
actly two minutes past IL. The bomb
Will explode the instant Kari pulls
the wire. He and Morgan will go to.
gether."
They sat and listened. The beard.
ed mans forehead was covered with
sweat. The man from the West roll.
ed and smoked brown paper cigarets.
The city rocked!
The bomb killed Karl. IT also killed
80 or so others small salaried
clerks, for the most part--"capital.
istic slaves" the wobbly called, them.
But 1t did not kill Morgan. for the
simple reason that he did not leave
the bank at two minutes past i2.
Morgan happens to be in Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17

them.
''Your economic troubles originate
In Wall st. you say. The big gun
In Wall at. is Morgan. All right
Get hforgan' The prolctariat will
never rule unless you do"
IN THE center OF the table stood
1 small packing case, on which
was stencilcd: Glass. Fragile.
Handle with care
The wobbly picked II up and bal.
anced It corclessly on a palm. The
four stirred uneasily.
"Now. then" he said. "gct this
It's now 10 o'clock. Plenty OF time
to get there by noon. ! deal one
card round
He drew q pack of playing cards
from pocket of the mackinaw.
Ace is low Low man wins"
"Winsg' asked tho man who sui.
fered from orthodoxy.
man gets 10 the house OF Morgan
at 2 minutes past IL. just. couldn't
get an auto. Itll have to be "A horse
and covered wagon"
''And III" said the orthodox one.
pointing with an unsteady finger at
the box the wobbly was holding.
"You tell him. comradc." said the
wobbly to a fat. greasy, bearded man
who had not spoken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
fathers
CAPTURE
SOUGHT /!
Grandmother Of infant Posts
Money Lure; May b
IN Seattle

Rsward % $1,000 has besn offered
by Mrs N. 4. Cunningham. Of Ia.
coma. for the capture Of George r.
staxx. formsr Seattle Newspaper
man. or the return Of his 37months
old baby. Bobby stsxx. whom Hsagx
is accused OF KIDNAPPING AZ Tacoma
Tuesday night
MIA csaningham = s,ass's naeh-
erin fisw- -
ssssr 10 b<alsved - hsvs eaDs =
Seattle With the baby. posscs - toth
Tacoma and GAaftIs are ~ WORK on
tho case
ssawx ana hss vtss hsss besn ssps.
rns~s fov sdu,e TINA
Tus~dsy uight. esAag. vhs has
3ust recently rssurns< frem Hew
York. called up bis wife frvm the rx-
coma hotel. at Tacoma. and said he
wanted tn see the h~by. Mira START
told him he might come out TO the
house. II he wished.
stagx took his wife . boz Of can
dy. While she was In another room.
giving some to her grandmother.
s,agg IL alleged 10 have seized ths
taby and 10 have run out 70 = wait.
Ing automobile.
Mrs. stage and her mother say
there was another woman In the ma
chine with staxw.
Since then. nothing has been heard
from the missing pair or tho baby.
s,agg Was a reporter on the Scat
Ito Star year ago. He was also q
reporter on the Tacoma Times.
where he met the Kiri who later b.
came his wife she was also doing
newspap per work at that Tina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17

cnsa r. Hafsieil. oa1o~eo4 40nstts'u
foremost ppeciaiisss IN hair and scalp
treatment has h an figured cut Why
shun grow bah and women dout
It's . mistsken idea. says Hat
field. that 10 wear = hat continually
makes q man bald. Did not the
cowboy and the miner wear hat IL
20 10 hours day. he asks. But .
hsidhesded outdoor man WAS seldom
seen. lie kept his hair because he
had Il cut only once every three or
four moniha
No, it's tho continual weekly
or biwcekiy trim that makes
men bald. he says. Cutting the
hair opens = wound at the end
Of the hair. and nourishmcut In /.
drawn from tho fatty cushion
on top Of the head 10 heal the
wound. This impovcrishes the
head covering. makes II grow
thni and weak. forcing tho hair
10 fall out
Then 4 mans up seuinst H. Ne
turc put the hair on top Of his head
that = regulated degree OF hcat might
be maintained there. with no cover.
Ing. the arteries on the upper rcgiona
are exposed 10 the sun. cold and wet.
and Z man never enjoys the same
health with which he was bleascd
before his hair departed.
But It's no use. says Hatfield.
Men arc more slaves 70 fashion than
women. even. and ~ long as fashion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
AND HERE'S REASON
JAIl.'S PATS HOME
Father Slain,
Fails to See
New-Born Son

HOUSTON. Texas. Sept iTy--Mrs
Joseph Snow. a mother Of four days.
today wondered why her husband did
not come to sec his ncwIy-born son.
SNOW. sheriff OF Brazoria county.
was killed while attempting to arrest
Oscar Bcaslcy. a negro. on a charge
OF theft Physicians decided the
mothers condition was too critical to
tell her Of her husbands death.
Bessley was taken from authorities
at the Anglcton jail and hanged in
the courthouse square by n mob OF
400. He confessed 10 killing Snow
just before the moose tightencd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
"WHAT WE EXPECTED
HAS HAPPENED," Is
FlYNN'S Statement

WARRINGTON. Sept IT.
When William J. Flynn. Of the
department Of justice. received
wore Of the New York explosion
he = said 20 have remarked:
What we expected has hap
pencd." The military intelligence.
Il was understood. had intIma-
tons that an outbreak Of some
sort might be expected along
with radical demonstrations In
European Countries. These init
nations have been communicated
TO the department Of justice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
BIG BOOZE
RAID MADE
BY POLICE
Liquor Worth $4,000 Is
Found in Mining Mans
Cellar

Booze. valued at $4,000. was In
police custody Friday. while Fred
erick II. Heuss. 20. president Of the
sytvanitc Mining Co. vas held on an
open charge In the city Jail. accused
Of having the liquor In his cellar at
i435 sixth ave. ~. when the dry
squad ralded II Thursday afternoon.
Every wire IN the police depart
ment IL alleged 70 have been pulled
BY friends Of the Imprisoned mining
president IN an effort - get him re-
iessed- but 10 no Avail Lieut. ,. J.
Haa<, dry squad chief. ordered
Heuss held tncommunicado % nm
cr~n charge. Prisoners held on opsn
charges cannot be baiied out
TO t'lLE CHARGES
IN FEDERAL COURT
Lieut. Haag said Friday that he
would file charges against Heuss
within the sshour limit for open
charges. Charges against Heuss viii
be placed In federal court
When Heuzs' arrest became known.
dozens OF telephone messages poured
into police station from citizens. de-
manding to know whether Lieutcn.
ant Hsag was going TO raid cellars
contrary TO u. 8. District Attorney
Saunders Interpretation OF the law.
Saunders says that the home In q
mans CASTLE" whether he has booze
In II or not.
SAYS HECSS -
BOOT1sEGGER DE LUXE
Lieutenant Haag dispclied these
fears when he explained that infor.
nation reaching his office showed
conciusiveiy. In his opinion. that
Heuss was bootlcgxer de luxe
Heuss catered 10 select trade.
Lieutenant 'Haag said
smugglers recently brought the
whisky here from Canada IN a char
tered boat police say. The liquor
consists of ~ cases Of Canadian
Club whisky. 40 gallons OF fine bar.
relied whisky. 20 gallons Of wine and
10 gallons OF alcohol.
Tise rsiding party was made up Of
s-rgt- J. l.. Allen and Patroimen A.
@. Anderson and l.. J. Gardner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
Good News
oh, Boy! Sweet Spuds!
Theu're CheuDer!

The mileage OF grins Of those who
have a hankering for sweet spuds
is mounting. for the yellow tubers
are getting cheaper right along.
Friday they are quoted on the
wholesale market at 54 to sis cents
a pound. Not so very long ago
they were selling at 10 and IL cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
~Is1ST.' SAYS PAT.
LIKE TsaAT-"Bg1STr

TITS on a submarine. No. Iwont
tel where. But that's where I get
my booxe.
but hist" and again Pat spoke In
subducd tones. '.Ill be out tomorrow.
I've pull. Only presidents and GOV.
ernors have pulls. II is generally be.
iievcd. But I've got one. I'll bs out
in the morning"
AND HERE'S REASON
JAi1'S PATS HOME
With that. Pat industrsousiy scour.
ed the marble walls and hummcd a
chanty OF the SEA to himself.
Pat has been arrested % times
since One first OF the year. That's
why Pat Grove. -. connoisscur Of
liquor. says the city jail IA his home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
ROUNDUP
OF REDS
ORDERED
TO begin
Death List in New York Hor'
ror Is Now Increased to
80; Huge Bombs Used

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE
ssthoriiIes wcre dividing theIr
efforts today bssween seejGing
those responsible for yesterdays
bosmb expiosion and guarding
against . rspetitlon.
Ys1wnl. municipal ed privats
spwstIves had fixed upon the
thsDey tisat the explosion. The
death Hat Of which. officially sct
~ 10 lsse yesterday. he'd incrcAs-
- - - thsu succumbing u
some cf the 200 injured during
the night and early today. wns
the work Of anarchlsts and that
II vas only the beginning of .
esrsGuIly paanncd ''roiEn Of Ter j
res.s
Ths whtfe House and pubic build.
inEs In washington. the financial
distSict here and simiiar zones In 9th.
" large cities have been placed un.
~ vtsosss euasd today.
William !. Barns. head ef the -
tective sgncy bearing his name. said
today tn ezpauuion woe = resump
tson. on : larger scale. Of the mail
bcnb plot of lass summer.
Tn esasne orrnnixation uhioA 6nr
r1cd out the distribution Of bomba
thru the malls q year neo last HAy
was rcspcnsibsc for yesterdays cxpio
sion." Burns said
HUGE BOMBs
Used IN BLAST
"fnxsead OF repeating their former
tactics. they just made bigger bombs.
Ycstcrday's explosion undoubtedly
was caused by 900 or 900 pounds of
INT. The object Of the perpetrators
plainly was 70 utterly raze the offices
Of J. r. Morgan and the subtrcasury.
Tho only reason the bombs seere not
carried into those buildings was that
they were so large II could not have
been done without detection"
William J. Flynn. chief Of the fed
erai secret service. who directed the
questioning OF scores OF witnesses.
conferred with about 80 OF his oper-
akivcs today.
Many OF these. who included sew.
~rai women. arrived during the night
from Washington and other ciueA
GENERAL ROUNDUP
or REDS TO COME
Plans were made for q general
roundup OF known "reds" This. II
was said. would be extended TO other
cities
One clue. upon which the police
were working. was furnished by steel
shoes taken from the horse which is
believed TO have drawn the wagon
containing the bombs. The shoes. II
was said. bore the mark OF the shop
In which the horrs was last shod.
The exact number Of dead was
still In doubt today. There were 81
bodies Mt the city morguc.
Five more victims died during the
night
Police were preparing revised
list OF dead. Injured totaled more
than 200. OF whom a number were
expected 10 die.
Some OF the most famous detec.
tives In the country were working
on the case today. including William
Flynn OF the department of Justice:
w. J. Burns and Inspector Egan.
the bomb expert OF the New York