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The New York herald., 1921-11-30

Reserved Seats, $3.50. on sale at Biltmorc
Pox Office Balcony Floor),
Mrf. Il. q. IOhnstOn. NhnOe iInho.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-09
~r,RrrlRY ruL ON NEN~I,N

v reported in ns York rsro~ r ..rs is "s, one way ..- l.asrr and r... .'s-a. .. s"a" head .. ss.-r.-.a aaaorty ras, he ,ru ..r t n. is s... plan accomplished 1e." Worry . 'a Ina. .." '". " .........a. ..s Alaska VIII u.e.a in earnest.
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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-09
The Mystery of
 Hartley House
Illustrated 1v IRWIN MYERS

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-09
CLIFFORD ~. RAYMOND

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-09

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-09

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-09
TRADE tr uu,ru

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-09

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-09

wFDu r-H~~.rH~~ PRINTING
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-09

JUST A REMINDER V
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-09
Suhs,r.bc for the Daily Alaskan

,con,fnucd on Thursday
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19
stomach .T20DB.
Indiana Lady Had Something Like
Indigestion Until She Took
Black 0rauaht, Then
Got All Right,

Seymour, Gnd.-"some time ago
had n sick spell, something like
indigestion" writes Mrs. Clara Pea
cock, OF Route C, this place. u
would got very sick at the stomach.
and spit or vomit, especially in the
mornings.
Then | began the use Of Thed-
ford'B Black-D raught, after had
tried other medicines. The Black.
Draught relieved me moro than any.
thing that 1 took, and ! got all
right.
II haven't found anything better
than Black-Draught when suffering
from trouble caused by constipa-
ton. 1t Is easy and sure. Can be
taken in small doses or large as
the case calls for"
When you have sick stomach, iu-
digestion, headache, constipation,
or other disagreeable symptoms,
take Black-DrauSht to help keep
your system free from poIsoa.
ThedSord's Black Draught is
made from purely vegetable ingredi-
ents, acts in a gentle, natural way,
and has no bad after-ertects. 1t
may be safely taken by young or
Get a package of Black.D raught
Insist on the genuine,
Thedford's.
At your druggists. NC.143
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19

Hello, Blowy Balloon-Fish!'
called all the sea guIIs to the
funny looking sack that the Twins
were following, and which had
suddenly lifted itself out OF the
water By its fins. or wings. or
whatever they were. Hello! Out
for an niring?"
Yes and no." answered Blowy,
looking below, where two golden
heads we're gazing up at him from
the water. Some queer creatures
are after me. Never saw anything
like them before. Thought | knew
all the Wtgglefin people, but these
are new ones. They've got arms
like cuttlerish and they've got
barrels on top OF their heads. yell
low and cnrly: you can see for
yOurselva3; and two o: their swim.
merS have green ends, green as
Lop Lobster's claws"
Nancy and Nick lahghed at
BIcwy's description Of themselves.
Como on, Nick" whispered Nancy
"wcII wish ourselves inter him
and give him another surprise. "
So out popped the Twins with
the aid Of their magical Green
Shoes and flaw right through the
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THE CONFESSIONS OF a
POPULAR MOVIE STAR

in the fight.
The affair made studio gossip
for a week.
To it I owed my first proposal.
Cissy did not require a doctors
attention but he was hurt enough
to need a little first aid bahdaeing
I had learned the art in the Red
Cross. AS | bound up Cissyis hurts
I chattered--about anything :;
from sheer excitement.
1--WE never learned to do a thing
that hasn't proved valuable to me
in the movies! Even kitchen WORK
has helped, IN a play"
"And IL it didn't help you, you
mad" it hd1p another" Cissy
agreed. There was my stunt with
the frying pan-you remember"
What We remembered made US
laugh together. Cissy had been on
a kitchen set, taking care Of a
dying wife. in a cabin. was tbs
dying bride. There was q real fire
burning up Cissy's bacon in a red.
hot flying pan, smoking UP The
room and making the poor invalid
-me-cought horribly. CisSY
started to lift the siz1ling hot pan
from the stove without a holder.
The dying woman sat UP In bed
at once ard wildly ordered aim to
he careful. /,
be careful incidentally | stopped
the direcsor and the cameras, but
was forgiven beeause II Cissy
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19

HAENTNH IggNaENf
laHpntnts md bntten ger
mnk t83c0Vefsseatod sa4tsAnA
pepper ant cook I'M Sow uHsniols
l!oFtS.Eye minutes,
Irish StSWifee TIVE.
one and one-htlt poAnds Of
lamb cut from the tore-quartert
3 potatoes, : onions, 2 carrots,
2 tablespoons flour, salt and
pepper.
Cut meat in cubes. Put in kettle,
with boiling water, about
thfeo cups. and cook slowly until
the meat begins to he tender. Add
onions sliced, carrots diced and po
tAtoeS cut In pieces the size of the
meat cubes. simrner until the meat
and vegetables are tender. Season
with, salt and pepper and stir IN the
flour mixed to 4 smooth paste with
. very little water. Serve with
dunnplings.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19
Mock Fnet Minnon.

simple salad and steamed fruit pud.
dinG.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19

I was astonisheo and gratified
VIXEN went on the bedroom set,
to find the space shut Off from
observation by soTeens-maH'
high!
And at one corner OF the set
stood Mrs. Mandy and at the
other, Rose Montillon.
"Dick Barnes made props get
Gu these scrd>ns!" Mrs. Mandy ex'
planned.
/ cuddled down on my pillow
and registered sleep with a com.
Cosure l had not expected to feel.
One bit Of latent excitement l did
not try to Danish. Jimmy Alcote
had a long scar on his right up9e7
arm. ! decided that Dick Barnes
was going to lack one perfectly
good shirt sleeve when the act
ended.
Thu struggle between Dick and
Cissy was realistic enough. I tore
away the sleve-and revealed the
scar. And Dick Barnes knew that
/ knew he was Jimmy Alcott.
The bedroom fight was fierce
but it finally came to an end pre-
determined by q stop watch. was
dead. Dick was n murderer and a
wandorcr on the face OF the earth
and CfsEy--a wreck!
1t was an exciting experience
but not half so exciting rs what
happened to me, personally. inside
time neYt hour.
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water. cover closely and roast
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aif after Mr.. Blowy Baloon-Fish,
gossiping high above the water
with his friends the sea-gulls.
Look. Look" cried Blowy when
he saw them coming. Didn't I
tell you they we're quchr! Whoever
cav Wigglefin people flying?".
But you're flying. aren't you?'
called Nick. "And aren't you a
Wfegletin person."
I'm sort of half n haT," said
Biowy proudly. 'You might say
fifty fifty. But there aren't many
liku me. The f1ylng.fish are my
cousins and we're tho only ones
who can swim and fly. too. And
now will you tell me why you are
following me?"
we thought you were the Fairy
Queens bag OF gold" answered
Nancy. please sir. what arc sou
filled with"
Wind" answered Blowy. get.
ting suddenly thinner and sinking
toward the waves. And suddenly
f%lattcning, he disappeared from
view.
ITO 30 contEnucd.)
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prise and amazement Harry shouted
automatically at the two,
stop" he cried. "'ThTow up your
hands,"
He saw Clara start at the sound
of his voice. Undoubtedly she rec
0gnized him Then her hands went
up as did those of the cashier.
For n wild moment Harry thought
OF telling the girl to slip by him. 1t
would be SO easy to let her ont OF
this mess. Then stern duty clamp
ed down upon him. Il was an in.
side Job, after all, and here were
.the two lnsiders-Clara and the
cashier.
Harry was thinking quickly. His
next step must be to get the two
other members OF the gang into the
light and to then disarn all OF them
But while Harry was quickly plan.
ming his next steps there came o
sudden rush behind him. Ho found
himself suddenly battling with a
fifth gangster who had come from
the rear. And as Harry fought with
this antagonist, who seemed even
stronger and bigger than himself.
hc saw the ier flood him with
The lirht from n floshlirht Then
came another dtsmaying develou.
mont Tho c,shie;. nullod a nIsto1
from bis uorEat ami delihnrptoIv
aimed il al Harry.
HarTy's antagonist Was managing
IN I;nap oU.av rrn,o tJs Iirht dnenitc
fIarr..', ,,;n,ns. efforts IN gnl ina
~anrs;c- he,weer him self and ths
cashier. Co1secueg;j, r;arrv ofCer.
cd i ncrrccfly ePsy fg,ys. r-h-n1Sh
u,rrv'e MIND fIosl,.J I'm thn.gTf
that This vas N hc h,s and
Harry roye y last d~csnoir;r.
gIanca ~ CIav, Tban tH his ~
tansS s~vrnriso c,n,n .hn.b,r .,ori.
i'm doypICnment OuiCLfr orr,Iient.
~ CIoro Enorknd IN 10 c,rL;ar:o
niv,o ri az tbat rho onn ,,ron ns d,s
rbar~e cant tho b,,Ile, ,-n,IossI
{rEo I'm ra;Iinr ~ the ,y,,o, ~ ~
no,,II,, G~icEiv mi o]efioicr ~. ~
tbc cnsbIer w;,h MAJ ~
ber otv, pto'
u' ThroMrh uorry.s ,.o,,, ,rn,d
.raat ya,.a NJ iG,. pnrtons of.or
aiI Tlora wae ali rightt ~
Ana NJ tbiatbonvSt IN rr,t ronow
oI etronqtb coming ~ bIr' H.
monsnt 10 had besfod biS n]nno1nrt
~ anotbar saw n],inntes ritb CIn-o
the cashier, Harry hrom&bI
ne other gangsters into tha IiSbt
disarmed Them, And wi,bin :,
porstiveIv shnrt tImc ,be for,
Of the tunnel we're safely 1odo.
ed behInd bars
THEW Harry had n hear,.to.bear,
talk With Clara.
"You see" clara explained '.r'ye
been Investigating the thofts inst ne
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ITO 30 ContEnuod,)
Copyright 1921 \. Il. 40
SISTER MARY'S
XII CHEN
Copyright, 1921, N. E. Al

1t is impossible to cook roasts oil
meat for only two persons. The
roast must be cut so small that
there Is nothing to cook. a leg of
lamb Is out OF the question or a
fresh ham roaSi. ~ pork roast cut
from tho ribs is satisfactory as the
roast may be- cat any size required
and roasted so many minutes per
pound.
Instead OF leg Of lamb Try a piece
OF the shoulder.
Roast Lamb.
Two pounds cut from shout
der, 10 cup cracker crumbs, Ia
cup soft stale bread crumbs. I
tablespoon melted butter, Ii
teaspoon salt, is teaspoon pep.
per, boiling< water, 2 slices
bacon.
Have the bone removed from thu
meat. Cut through side to make
II flat piece. Min crumbs with salt
aud pepper. Stir IN butter and add
inst enough water TO make moist.
Spread oyeT the meat. Roll and lie.
Put i'll roaster. dredge with flour
and sprinkle with salt and pcppaE.
Put the bacon GU top of the Toa@t
Put in 4 hot oven IH;Ii tha 10 9
browns. Then add IA cup boiii'rE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19
Bad Stomach
Sends Her 20 Bed.
for 10 Months
EatOnfc GotB Hor gpI

"over Z ytAF ARo," eAyu Xfrs. OSts
WilliAE10, ~ took 10 Esd aud 6oH
10 months did not think I would I've.
hSonfc helped me 10 much An
bow up and able 10 work. IrS0bno.
@eud Il highly for stomach trouble"
Eabonio helps people to get Wol By
hkng up and carrying out the az.
cess Rcidity and gases that put the
stounRdh out Of order II yon hAvs
Indigestion, sourneBB, heartburn,
heIehlng, food repeating, OF okheI
ItonAth distress, take an EAton4e
alter each mGal. Big boz costs only
Gh46s With your druESl1t'a guarantee
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-19

simple salad and steamed tfult pun
ding.
Mock FIlet Mianon.
One.half pound round steak,
2,long slices bacon, IL teaspoon
salt, Is teaspoon pepper, milk.
Have the meat chopped very fine
with a little Of the tat. Season With
salt and pepper and add Just enough
milk 10 mako moist enough to hold
together. Form In small round cakeS
about as thick as the bacon is deep.
Wrap n slice OF bacon around each
cake and fastei with tooth picks.
Brofl under the flame or pan broit
in & hot iron frying pan. Serve gar.
nIshed with parsley.
Dreaded Veal chepG
Choose chops cut from the loin.
Roll in bread crumbs, dip in egg
aljghtlv beaten, roll again in crumbs
and fry quickly 9n both sides In no.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-10
$l5O,OOO COTTON
FIRE IN MACON At.
BUCKEYE OIL. CO..
Thirty One Thousand
Bales OF Linters Are ,
otallv DESTROYED

MACON, April 8.-Damago WHICH
viii amount to between $1OO,060
and $150,000 is being done at plant
Of the Buckeye Cotton Oil Co., at
END Of Division stree, in Tybee, in
fire which started between 5 and
4 O'Clock Friday afternoon and
which was slowly burning out at
noon Saturday,. Six lines Of hose
are being used in pouring water into
the concrete and steel warehouse
building in which the $1,000 bales
of cotton lnters began to burn Fri.
day afternoon and were still smoul
dcring Saturday. All Of the dam
age is covered by insurance.
Fireman worked all Friday nighG
in an effort to put the fire out, but
The best they could do was to throw
water on adjoining buildings. All
these are out Of danger 1t was cX-
pcctcd the fire companies would
have to continue to pour water into
the warehouse building until late
Saturday night before cXtinguishinG
The smouldering fire in the cotton
linters.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-10
SUMTER SHARES
IN ROAD FUNDS
Portion of Federal Ap
preparation Allotted
To This County

ATLANTA, April 9.---More than
half a million doliars-$550,4 ,47735
to be exact--has been received by
the State Of Georgia from the feder-
al aid road fund during the months
of February and March. This sum
goes to reimburse the state and the
various counties that have been con
structing modern roads as part Of
the state highway system. Not all
the counties engaged in road con,
struction have participated in tins
federal aid, for in some instances
highway projects have been and are
being built by county funds alone
or by state funds alone. The re
fund from the federal government
applies only on projects constructed
with federal aid
Announcement TO this effect was
made today by the State Highway
Department, which at the same time
gave out statement in explanation
of the method of handling federal
aid funds.
"Of the $55O.47735 received from
the federal government" says the
departments statement, the counties
have been paid $52O,937 10, while
the state has retained 500. 539 .65 to
cover the cost of engineering as pro-
vided by the state highway law"
The counties participating in the
federal aid refund for the months
are February and March are: Ba-
kcr, Brooks, Terrell, Chatham. Chero.
llce, Chatooga, Cobb, Cook, Dade.
Decatur Dooly, Dougberty, Douglas,
Early, Ebert, Emanuel, Evans, Floyd.
Franklin, Grady, Glynn. HARRISON,
Hancock, jefferson, Jackson Lau-
rens, Lowndes, Macon, Mitchell,
Monroe, Montgomery Morgan, New
ton, PauIding, Pulaski, Randolph,
RabuH, Richmond, Sumter, Stevens,
Towns, Thomas, Troup, Walton, Wal.
ker, Wilcox and Wilkes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-10
HARDING ADVISED
AGAINST GENERAL.
WAGE REDUCTION
lee Sheppard, Head OF
O. r, c., In Confer
encc With President

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Prcsi,
dent Harding was advised today
against permitting a general re
duction Of the wages of railroad EN-,
ployees by Lee Sheppard. president
of the Order of Railway Conduc.
tors, Sheppard having been called
into conference in connection with
President Harding's general study of
the railroad situation.
Sheppard declared to the president
that the abrogation of present con
tracts would be certain to work hard
ships on railroad men and still fur
ther confuse the nations tranapor
tation problem.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-10
Americus High Debaters
Lose One; Win Another

The debate at the Americus High
School Friday night between the
Americus High negative team and
the Dawson affirmative team result.
ed in a victory for the Dawson .eam
The Amoricus High was represented,
by Alphcus Castcllow and Miss Hal
lie Walker.
The Amcricus affirmative. which
iourneycd to Dawson to debate the
Dawson negative had better luck
however, winning their debate
Ralph Glover and Miss Louise Bragg
represented hmericus in the affirm
ative.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-10
SUNNER CLOSING
HOURS ACRE.EDON
Amcricus Merchants 10
Give Clerks Thursday
Half Holidays

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