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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01

A the man fell forward dead. the
wo women recognized Tarzan stimuli
aneously. ran.atlee fen uron her
Knees and would have bowed her
head uron his feet had he not with
ar impatient gesture. commanded
her TO rise. He had no time TO listen
10 their protestations OF gratitude or
answer the numerous questions
Nhich he knew would soon he flow
ing from those two feminine tongues.
Tell me- he cried. where Is the
woman Of my own race whom ia.don
brought here from the temple1"
'>She Is but this moment zone.
.rsed o>loa. "Mo-sar. the father OF
his thing hero" and she Indicated
he body OF Bu-lot with a scornful
anEcr. "seixed her and carried her
srsy" .-.r
.xckiy. In what direction he took
That way" cried Pan.atiee. point.
M to the doorway thru which Mo
ar had passed. They would have
aiken tho princess and the stranger
woman 70 Tu.lur. Mo.sar's city By the
bark Lake"
Il 20 TO find her" ne said 70 Pan
At.lee. .'she Is my mate. And " ]
ourvive I shall find means TO liecrats
Sou. too. and return you TO om-at"
I Before the girl could reply he had
disappeared behind the hangings OF
the door near the foot Of the dais.
The corridor thru which he ran was
1lly lighted. and like nearly all ITS
kind u the Ho-don city. wound In
and out and up and down. but ut last
h terminated In a sudden turn which
brought him into a courtyard filled
with warriors. a portion OF the palace
kunrd that had just been summoned
~ one 81 the lesser palace chiefs to
1oln tho warriors OF ko-tan in the
hattie that was raging in the banquet
~ the sight Of TARTAN. who In his
kcte had forgotten TO recover his
ACCUSING headdress. great shout
Nross- "Biasphemer- "Defiler Of the
sampler burst hoarsciy from savage
'thruats. and mingilng with these
iwore Z few who cried ''nor-u Ohio.
evtdenciug the fact that there were
among them stili some who chung 70
.their belief In Is divinity.
To cross tho courtyard armed only
with knife. II. the face Of this great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
COULD NOT WALK
FOR TWO BLOCKS
Nov Well and Strong Again
Since Taking Tanlac, Says
Los Angeles Woman

AT the time I got Tanlae. my
health Vas 20 bad couldn't walk
two blocks. but now I'm so well and
strouG Il II hard to realize l ever was
sick . day In my life.- was the state
ment made BY Mrs. J. A. Keaxy. ses
Nv. ssh o. Los Angeles. Cal.
b Tive ana half years ago had .
oaQplete nervous breakdown. and
|N14Gn I'D of just seemed to have
~ n1E<ngth ~ all. I couldn't do q
BIT q ny Homework. and felt ex-
heusted al the time I had no appe-
-Aite. oouIdut sleep and Just seemed
- ut worse right on. tried this.
that ana the other medicine. but
nothing helped me.
Finally I got Tanlae. and even be-
Tore opened my second bottle there
'was : wonderful difference in the
1way felt. I began to cat and sleep
oetter. and from then on improved
steadily and rapidly. After finish.
Ing my fourth bottle I found I had
gained eleven pounds In weight. and
my health seemed just perfect. I've
hem doing ali my houscwork with
Annd have not had . sick day. have
oId dozens Of my friends about Tan
Flac. and only last week my husband
started taking H. l just know Tan
he = the best medicine in tn. world
for people who want something TO
give them strength and make them
feel right"
Tanlac n sold In Seattle By Bar
tells Drug Stores and by leading
, druggists everywhere. - ADVERTISE
,ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
ciamation from her.

clamation from her.
looked at her again. but she was
silent. and / had to continue my mar.
rative without even the help that
an angry protest would have ar
forded.
Dot heard me thru to the end
without a word OF reproach. / felt
like a criminal telling my story be-
fore a prosecutor and Judge. only in
this case one person exercised both
those funct!on.-
As I concluded my story I turned
TO Dot with plea to forgive me. So
much depended upon what she saiA1
II promised so much for the future,
If she would only forgive me We
could begin again. upon a stronger.
surer basis for the future. stronger
because IL would be founded on hon.
esty and perfect frankness.
But my wife was silent.
(ro BE Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
2ar Seattle )
::StqEEEy;h !; }}.q{k1 :.
BY BLOSSER
BY AHERN
Page 400
THE ORIGIN OF THE BING

he married and moved to Indiana
in 1929.
when he had been only q year
in Indiana a little son was born
to him and he looked at his hahy
and dreamed dreams Of making
great nurscryman OF him
when his son was . years old.
Mr.. Luelling read a story about
the Lewis and Clark expedition
to Oregon. and he said:
THAT'S where I am going. Z
win find a way to get the littfo
trees across the plains Yes I
will surely find a way
$50 he worked and worked and
tried and tried. and all the time
he kept the thought in his mind
that he would graft cherry fine
enough 10 be worth taking all tho
way across the plains: and ne Sc
lected his best apples and pears
and peaches and plums and start
ed wee trees. but he couldn't find
a way to get the trees to live SO
long. for the little growing things
must have both earth and water.
In 1883 he moved to Iowa and
there he kept on experimenting
and grating and working. and 70
one black-heart cherry tree he
gave especial care because II
seemed 10 do just what he expect
ed and wanted 1t to do.
in is45 he planted seed from
that black-heart tree and that is
really the beginning of my
story"
Go Be Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01

Grandmother" Peggy said.
do you remember that apple
tree story you told us about how
the apples first came to Wash
inston7 wish you knew how
these big black cherries came. /"
Grandmother thought a minute
before she said. Peggy. !
shouldn't be one bit surprised II
Mr.. Hines could tell you a story
about that and he happens to be
right here In Seattle today"
mot that same little George =
cried Peggy. her eyes sparkling.
THAT same little George"
Grandmother replied
So that's how Pcggy came TO
he in the lobby OF the Fairfield.
and having shaken hands with
Mr.. Hines settled down for the
story.
Mr.. Hines Is tan and broad.
shouldered now. and his hair has
grown very grey. but he knows
exactly the sort OF things TO re-
member when he talks to little
folks
Away. way back IN The year
1902" he began. "there lived a
young man who was greatly in
tercsted in the art OF grating
fruit trees. His father taught
him all he knew about It and
when he grew up to be q man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01

Marty Mink and Cob Coon tstrug-
Cling In tir water and pummelins
each other for dear iifc) rolled out
on the ground at the very feet of
Nancy and Nick and Blow.
who had been watching the whole
thing.
Cob had hold Of Martyrs bushy tan
and Marty had a grip on cob's ear.
You've spoiled all my funr' cried
Cob. giving Martyrs tail jerk.
"And you've spoiled my dinner"
snarled Marty GROSSLY. pulling Cob's
ear so hard II nearly came off. and
reaching for the other. "I've been
waiting 10 catch Biackie Bass for
years and now you've gone and
ruined everything"
"And I've been waiting. too 70.
piled Cob. punching Marty In the
eye. and. I'm sorry to say. kicking
him also In the ribs. which knocked
the breath out Of Marty so that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01

!: Supreme Blend Coffee-the very
best that grows--f ID. Zoe; lbs. 75c:
3 N. 91.1o.
Lunch with me--Bext for Less.
- Quick Service.
a HAESEN-4e Economy Mkt
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

! ! + KING


Enplcyes and friends 70 The
an1hbor 81 1,eoo nIled he ca1e-
t1Ria C The Rock lslnnd arsenal
II evening 6 the reception ten
4oFo1 II 1ow cnuznandanf. Colo
81 D. r. Kine, " the M6mhers .of
II 1Uo4fy-1ye Year Ordinances
Service club.
r. C. Munson, president Of the
|clab, had planned to Introduce
Colossal King n Z brief address.
mt tie guest Of honor took the
eeremonial part Of the reception
into his own hands. and in plaza
oe . formal address devoted 81
minutes TO ahaiing the hand Of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22


q. 8. ! - = ia,
91ool1ng ~ 80 y, & NJ B 3
J. Du1l1x - confoo q - xeeqD-
HI - axo6Da1 bal6 u ~ l1oce1
bo1dqeod AuDteaI 1afaGt 10oo
The following DfOgzan va -
Tsnor solo J. Nsbsrt q Dsssn-
port
RsAding Mn. FAYE Hosgh Nc
Carly q Hoek Island. ~
Sepeano solo-Miss Ruth Bank
ert Wincaell
Song Arsenal quartet rom shor
Closing selection Arsenal bad
Ice cream and cake were serv-
ed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11
FILNGs GIRL ON BACK
OF SPEEDING uORSE

There are few men living today
who have tho skill and the daring
on horse back which has made Joe
Ryan. the hard riding western
screen star, the favorite OF millions
OF fans and the pleasure to watch
that he Is today. In the third cpl
Bode OF Nitagrnph's finest western
serial, The Purple Riders" which
Will be tho attraction at the Lyric
theater tcdny and tomorrow, Ryan
brings back vividly pictures OF the
old pioneering west.
In those days It was often ncccs-
sary FOR a man To leap on HIS horses
back, gather up his family with him,
and be off, In "A space of seconds, to
escape death at tho hcnds OF Indians
or outlaws. In the chapter play, IL
is a band OF brigqnds who force a
display OF Ryan's most dashIng
stunts.
Ryan and his sweetheart, played
by Elinor Field, are escaping from
the nest of the Purple Riders. Ryan
leaps on his horses back, as tho
bandits come running toards him,
firing their guns. There IL no time
to let the girl mount, and 1t seems
us II she would have TO be left be
hind.
But as he thundcrs past her he
stoops swiftly I'm the saddle. graspa
her about the waist WIN one arm,
and hoists her dcNtorously beside
him. A slip would have meant in
jury or death 10 the girl under the
horses hoofs, hut Joe Ryan seldom
makes slips, --Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11
FAVOR ORGANIZED
CHARITIES HERE
Junior Civic Body to Sur
vey Plans Used in
the North

An intensive study OF centralized
charatios will DO made by u. Fred
Johnson. president Of the junior
chamber OF commerce, during his
trip TO Cleveland. st, louis. Chicago,
Kansas city ana other cities. II was
stated yesterday noon nt the weekly
Luncheon OF tho directors ot that
organization nt. Hotel Tulsa Mr..
johnson expects to leave on his trip
tomorrow night, and Will be gone
about 10 days.
H. \. Stewart. chairman of tho
agricultural committee. has named
as the members of that committee
Paul lfodriok. g. n. Howard. Craw-
ford wheeler and J. g. Malone,
county farm ngont, AZ advisory
member he announced. Mr..
Howard made "A bHef talk along
agricultural lines. a talk relative
TO tho law enforcement committee
was made by George s. Berry jr..
and NJ. |, Shlglcy chairman OF the
legislative committee. reported the
action taken by that committee in
sending lcttors to Tulsa COunty'a
representatives
u. l.. Alison was elected 10 tho
board TO iii the position made va
cant by the resignation OF l.. v
Surtoes who In moving to Arkansas
Horace H. tIagau was named chair
man uf tho committee on the pros
cryation OF historical landmarks
Horace H., zimmerman announced
plans for The whale Of a picnic
that the chamber IL looking forward
TO Saturday, March 26.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11
FREE FORMULA
FOR FRECKlES

IT you frecklc easily. this In the
season TO prevent their appearance
or remove these unslghtly defects.
Here is n good old-fashloned for
mula which does the work.
Dcrwillo, 2 oz.
Oatmeal 2 tablespoonfuls.
Use as directed In every package
of derwillo. q
This formula can be used freely.
as 1t is absolutely harmless and will
not stimulate or produce a growth OF
hair. Mix II at home then you know
you have the genuine article. DO not
accept a substitute as there is moth
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1t, Try 1t today and you will be de-
lightfully surprised. Your freckles
will disappear as II by magic,
The FIRST application will astonish
you. This splendid formula not only
prevents and removes freckles, but
bcautifies as well and brings to
any skin that rosy. white, velvety
softness so much desired by every
one. No other frockle remedy does
this. 1t IL also splendid for dark,
sallow skin. roughhess, plmples
blackheads, wrinkles chapped skin.
and puts the bloom OF youth on your
checks which will cause admiration
everywhere. You will look many
years younger and have a skin
everyone Just loves to touch"
NoTE-when asked about derwllio one
OF our leading druegists said "perwillo
II surely wonderful aid In removing
frecklcs. IL II away ahead OF anything
we have ever sold before, and we are
authorized to refund the money 20 every
dissatisfied purchaser. We would not per
init the use OF our name unless tho ar
,icle posssssed unusual merit. II is sold
In this city under a positive money re-
fund guarantee by all department stores
and drugrists, including the Quaker, Puri-
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11
Harding Inauguration
Cost only $500 in AH

WASHINGTON. March TO-
President IInrdings Inauguration
cost Just 1880 out OF the $4,000
special appropriation made by con.
gress. according To- Elliott wood.
suiArlntendcnt OF the capitol build
ings and grounds. The money went
into guard rails and other safety de.
vices. he said today. the inaugura.
stand where the actual ceremony
took place having been built by the
telephone company which installed
amplifiers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11
ARKANSAS JUDGE
FREEDOF CHARGE
State Legislature Decides
to Drop Move at I'M
peachment
JURIST EXPLAINS
Statements Which Wrought
Up Solons, Were Misintcr-
preted by the People

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, March 10
The general assembly adjourned
sine die lato this afternoon. ita clos
ing hours being marked by the with
hhwhl ~ impeachment proceed
iuga against Judge John ". wade
90 Little Rock, who This morning
appeared before both branches and
read an explanation OF his instruc-
tions to the grand jury 90 invcstl-
gate charges of immortality ON the
part OF the Legislators
\ Vcgrcttabic Affair.
Judge Wadc's explanation. nc
Cordiug to Rpoakcrs on tho floor Of
the senate and resolution adopted
in the house. was not wholly aatis-
factory, but the entire controversy
was termed rcgrottnblc ana It was
decided TO drop II without further
action. The house In itH resolution
stated that tho body regretted that
Judge wade had not apologized for
his utteranccs
Settlement Of tho controversy was
brought about through tho media
tion OF Governor McRae who asked
Judge Wade to appear before tho
legislature and explain his instruc-
tions 10 tho jury. Tho Judge com
piled and reiterated previous state
mcnts that charge that he had
haid young women employees. were
forced to compromise themselves In
order TO obtain positions with the
legislature, was the rcsnlt the mis-
Interpretation that he had anid one
young woman had told him mem
ber OF the legislature had made In
, sultinR remarks 10 her when she
asked him to vote for hor for posi-
tion. lie added that he had been
III the night before giving the In %
structions so the grand jury and that
no had had trouble In selecting the
right words to make his meaning
clear to the grand jurors.
Senate Wants u Probe.
After the impeachment proceed .
ings had been Withdrawn this after
noon the senate adopted a resolu
ton signed by every member present
urging full and complete inveAti-
CATION OF the morals Of the body.
and declaring that In Wow OF Judge
Wade's charges tho members had
inc right TO cxoneration IL tho
charges were not proven.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11
Saves a Mans Life,
Gets Sent to Jail

OMAHA. March 10.---saving a
man from death In water filled
hole beneath a burning shanty nt
tho Dietz club hero today may ra.
suit In prison term for G. NJ. wal
lace. who was arrested by police,
charged with automobile thoSt after
they had read OF his heroic deed IN
afternoon papers. Wallace escaped
police yesterday and had been In
hiding. When summoned today by
tho screams OF a woman calling for
help for the sman In tho hole. how
ever. no ran to tho rescue. Two
hours later he was In Jail.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11
DIOCESE is AFTER MINISTER
EpiscopaIian Minister Ccnsurcd for
Marrying Dupont and Hts Bride.

LOS ANGELES Cal. March 10
The Reverend Baker J.. Lee, threat
ened with church trial for hav-
Ing performed marriage ceremony
for hlfred 7. DUPONT. powder manu-
facturcr OF Wilmington, Del, and
Miss Jessie u. Tlnll ~ Los Angeles.
recently. has recognized the fact
that he failed, through misundcr-
standing," to comply with &c
clcsintical lsws. according To a let o.
ter made public today by Frederick
~ Valentine. chancellor OF the Epis-
copal diocese OF Los Angeles
The Churth law violated forhids
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11
Returning From Visit,
TlDO Held for IlLiferacy

NEW YORK, March 10.--Unable to
pass tho literacy test required by
immigration laws, Ivan Subich. his
wife and four children, who lived
In this country six years ago, were
detained at Ellis Island today, al
though Detroit relatives had pledged
100000 that they would not be-
come public charges. They are re-
turning from a visit to Jugo SLAVIC,
their nRtiXo country
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11

Ash prrctary Fail for More Au,bor-
~ In Handling Their Affairs.

WASHTNDTON, March l0.--A
delegation Of Indians urged upon
Secretary Fan today that they be
given more voice In the control Of
their affairs. They asked that
Thomas I. Sloan of the Omaha tribe,
Nebraska, president OF the Society
Of American Indians, be made com
missioner OF Indian affairs and also
requested that-the Indians be al
lowed TO name other officials deal
ing with them. They stated that
four-fifths OF all the Indian tribes
had indorsed Mr.. Sloan for commits
sionoS.
Tribes represented by the delega-
tion Included the Chippewas, Sioux,
Pawnees. Wyandottes and 'Chcro-
KEGS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11

consul of decision. Funds may h.
necessary. Costumes and scenery Do.
stroyed"
The message added that An,o,
Lang, who played the ChriEus and
Nat various times has been repor,eS
Killed in the war, had been onlv
wounded
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11

an Episcopal clergyman from per
forming marriage ceremony TOR
divorced person. Mr.. DUPONT had
been divorced
Officials of the Los Angeles Epis-
sion toward Doctor Ice. 1t is said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11

disclosed today I'm cable message
to players In "verOnica's Veil the
American version of the play, thank. .
ing them for an offer 81 financial
aid.
"Our people will shortly vote on
the ndvisability CT producing the
passion play next year inc mes
sage said. "will advise Americap
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11

PORT ARTHUR. Texas, Marcn
i0.--Aii prisoners in the city Jail
we're liberated today by order Of the
city commission upon recommends
tion ot the city attorney to avert
possible suit for false imprisonment.
Eight convicts were set free.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11
Wife Helps Elect Hubby

AFTER having been In bed half the
time for "A year with severe pains In
my right side over the appendix,
stomach trouble and bloating, which
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Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11

Through an error the address OF
tho home OF johnson Fields, who
died Wednesday from wounds tn.
flictcd March 3, by his divorced
wife. Nellie Fields. was given AZ 2i2
North Denver. That is the home OF
Tim O'Conncll Tho Fields lived at
2ll North Denver
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11

Tulsa Undertaking Co, can save
you one half. Phone O-Sbtb. -Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11
MAY REVIVE PASSION PLAY
Residents of Obcrammcrgpu VIII
Take Vote on Next Seasons Plans.

HOBOk EN-, y. j., March "
Residents of the village OF Oberen..
mergau are considering revival or
the passion play next year, II was
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