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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-06-04
CHAPTER. xv-contlnusd.

CHAPTER. xv-Continued.
p
Helium lies thousand miles south
west Of Zodanga, and with my COM
pass intact I should have made the
trip, barring accidents, in between
four and five hours. AS 1t turned out,
however, morning found me speeding
over q vast expanse Of dead sea bot
tom after nearly six hours of continu-
Gus fight at high speed.
About noon I passed low over
great dead city Of ancient Mars, ana
a. I skinned out across the plain
came full upon several thousand green
warriors engaged In q terrific battle.
Scarcely had I seen them than q vol
ley Of shots was directed at me, ana
with the almost unfailing accuracy OF
their aim my little craft was instantly
q ruined wreck. sinking erraticaily 10
the ground.
/ fell almost directly In the center
Of the fierce combat, among warriors
who had not seen my approach, 80
busily were they engaged In life ana
death struggles. AS my machine sank
among them realized that it was night
or die, with good chances OF dying IN
any event, and SO l struck the ground
with drawn longsword ready to de-
fend myself as I could.
/ fell beside huge monster who was
engaged with three antagonists, and as
/ glanced at his fierce face, filled with
the light Of battle, recognized Tars
Tarkas the Thark. He did not see me,
as / was a trife. behind him, and just
then the three warriors opposing him.
and whom l recognized as Warhoons.
charged Simultaneously. The mighty
fellow made quick work OF one OF
them, but In stepping back for an
other thrust he fell over dead body
behind him and was down and at the
mercy Of his foes In an instant. Quick
o. lightning they were upon him, and
Tars Tarkas would have been gathered
to his fathers In short order had I not
sprung before his PROSTATE form and
engaged his adversaries. had ac-
counted lor one 9. tne,n "nen .ns
mighty Thark regained his feet and
quickly settled the other
/ He gave me one look, and a slight
smile touched his grim lips as, touch
ing my shoulder. he said:
II would scarcely recognize you.
John Carter, but there Is no other
upon Barsoom who would have done
what you have for me. think have
learned that there is such thing as
friendship. my friend."s
He said no more, nor was there OPP
rortunIty for the Warhoons were clos
~ in about as. and together we
fousht. shoulder to shoulder, during all
thst long hot afternoon, until the tide
~ hattIe turned ana the remnant Of
thA llerce Warhoon horde fell back
rnon their thoats. and f,ed into the
~stherine darkness.
On our return to the city after the
h.ttle - had rome directly to Tars
W--s.. IN. rters where / was left
.Icre vhiie me chieftain attended the
c.,stcm.rv councfl which Immediately
scIlous en epra cement
A ] was awaiting the return o. tne
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-06-04
An jmportant Differenea-

what, you a girl Of eighteen, to
marry old Mr.. Roxley and spend tho
rest Of your life with himr
"Oh. no. auntie. Only the rest Of
his life"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-06-04
A Prospector.

A Prospector.
He found q we'll Of elbow grease.
He found a streak Of golden grit:
Yet people said Of his success
That luck had been the cause Of II.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
rxrEssE Am rscoxE.

Recently. ia conversation with a
man who haa travelled extensively,
with HIS ~ears and eyes vide open,
said thar The automobile Is causing
hard tunes. al many spend their an,
even going without some 81 The nrces-
stiles ~ life 10 maintain them With
al due respect 70 this mnh. We would
ada thai he did not search far enough
into the very NEAR future, or ne would
have discovered q sim more scrinuS
problem on the purse Than the auto
mobile The "Chriegisu Herald undoE
date ~ 1uiy 2, says -lt IL now poHsi-
BILE 10 take an air-bus- for jannt ov-
er New York city, fare, one dollar per
minute
The desire Tor pleasure. ngloric'v.
and rragu Tor dangerous travelling
caring nanRhi for limb. lie Or soul
IA growing rapidly
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
IMnAT IS ApEAcEY

The Bible says In the book on Ro-
mans. and other places In the new
Testament that It Is a spiritual gift
of God The dictionary says. Quiet
ness9 With 3.00a.00O in the field in
Europe alone. and disturbances
everywhere. Il does not seem peace
able Zion City. Ill. tract OF land
II miles Square in which i've q sect
separate from the majority Of people,
once ruled by Alexander Dowie, but
nov by d man named sv0livia" are
disagreeing 10 an alarming extent
Where two OF three are gathered IN
my name. there will be in the midst
of them" OF course Il means when
they are at peace with each other.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
TAXES AND TAXATION.

one who seems 20 be we'll versed in
taxation news, declares that every
man. woman and child 10 the United
States viii be taxed sSa.00 during tho
coming year 10 defray government.
state county and municipal expenses.
This will mean an average OF $3.50 10
$500 for each family Again we see
the lineQpalnoss oftthe money sltua-
lion Many Of those with large in-
comes Will take Il as d necessary ex
pefise, but how will Il be with the
man of small salary, or the one who
has no work?
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
MATTHEW :. y.

Last week there was destructive
FIRE IN Bachmans Valley. caused By
r stroke Of lightning Tho neighbors
eDngregatod IN large numbers and did
what they could. saving some Of tho
property. The next morning. ont
man came and said "Mr. Warehime.
years ago, when | had no hay. You
gave me what ! needed Now am
ready 10 bring You some Another
man said 'You helped me 20 haul the
lumber for my barn; now ] am
ready TO help yon" Does this not
plainly show the beautiful teachings
of ST. Matthew 9TH Chapter and 18th
verse.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

was mainly on foot. with bag hang4
ing at the hips, strapped around the
neck. carrying In II provisions Of the
simplest kinds. such as bread. barley
cakes, olives and dried figs With a
rod and stan for the hand. and pair
Of sandals for the feet. they considered
themselves well equipped for a jour
ney. How much dlTIerent Il Is to-day.
can be readily seen In railway sta
tons. or on the sides OF automobiles
AT the end Of the days Journey tie
festinRSplace for The night would be
an open court, within high walls
Plenty OF ptfrc afr II there we're any
doctors IN that time, they had but In
he 70 do.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
soe.ooo rSsnms AND cRrrLrs.

Being In Shut IN SUNSHINE Work
Tor the past rs years. we have esl
mated thai there ore about 100 ,o00 &c
these unf0rtunates IN the United
Safes alone. To try TO prove this as
saruon. we noticed recently srme k.rd
hearted people Of New York Clty gave
about 200 crippled children an out.
ing with good eats and a general good
time. To say they enjoyed a. IL ex.
pressing Il mildly These children
were crippled not bedfaBt With
those who are confined to their rooms
and beds. Young and old. lust IN New
York City, the number viii run into
the thousands 81 Matt 25:40,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

an old magazine, we found the follow
ing about humidity in the SoutIfland:
Talk ahosit heat said Il Southern
man, In d Npthern hotel 1--WE seen
some heat down IN Carolina One day
was walking over our Big plantation
With sombrefo for n pafasoi when
my attention was called 10 corn in a
field that was popping, the bnrsted
grain lying thick on the ground like
snow. Soon heard a running sound
In.the next field was cane which Ind
melted into nioiasses And don't you
know the cane ran through the fence
into pppeoFn End made popcorn balls 4
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
iIEEDING HORACE eRErLY's
ADVICE.

About 900 people. ready 20 ronere-
gate IN Brooklyn, n. r., July lath.
VIII travel % the Irrigated alfalfa
lands Of ldaho. not n canyas.c0yerad
Prairic wagons of pibneer days bal
N automobiles, each one equipped
With coilapsible Bungalows. carried
by traitors. Each bungalow viii have
spring beds. electric lights, and
screens to keep away Uies and mos
qmtoes. The Caravan" viii travel by
way OF Albany. Buffalo. Cleveland.
Ohio. and through Yellowstone PARK
No doubt manyt oi. these people are
after health, wealth and recreation II
e another Instance % history repeat
ing ilself
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
AUTOMOBILES AND rRuIT.

Recently we noticed a newspaper
item put up 10 make the scarcity Of
fruit appear even more serious than
IL is. A machinist, the writer says.
was hanging 10 the side Of Ford
with his head stuck In al the engine,
trying TO discover. knocking. sound.
1t was found by the expert, With his
field glasses. 10 be two core June bugs
lighting over cherry seed
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
THEN ANN NOW.

There Is 80 much said IN the Bible
about travelling, making one think Il
was an occupation followed by the
majority Of that age Twenty three
miles was considered days journey.
IN this age II depends upon che meth
oh OF travel, 10 determine how many
miles can be covered III day Of W
hours Indeed. In These strenuous
times, days are not reckoned BY hours
but anything within "a hours Is called
a Day
The mode OF travelling in Yanis day,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
IINE0IIALf.Y nIKInEn.

Long have we known that the dis
tribution 81. wealth In the world has
been uneaually divided. but not III
such large proportions as at The pres
ent day. There are, accortiing 10 care
fully gathered information, al least
60 people IN the United States whose
yearly income amounts to ten thou
sand dollars, or in other words, the In
come Of each OF the sc people Is ST.
100000 yearly, Is Il little wonder that
many people have struggle. and
that there arc SO many strikes, and
50 much dissatlsfactiong
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
THE III on JULY.

Not al oyer the world Il ouy
Fourth Of July celebrated. Dominion
Of Canada has July Ist. France mas
July f4th italy has the first Sunday in
June Brazil has September Z. Mexico
has January / Central America has
September 18th, and go on with many
other countries All or the majority
81 The countries III the world. celebrate
one day In the year as d time 10 ccb
citrate lts independence In some nanie
ncr from wrongs or crueltiea Imposed
upon said counlry 81 some time In It's
carly history.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
TwO sIpEs.

The liquor people are far from sat
isfied with prohibition so far as II has
been enabled 10 go. They cIaini ST.
0D0.000000 damages n they can
claim this large amount OF damages
from the government for personal
loss in their Illegal business. then m
least si2 .O0O000.000 damages should
be claimed for the thousands Of Wild
ows and orphans who were made 10
suffer through them. Read James $40.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
SANDWICHES. Rusu AND DYs.
PEPsiA.

IL Il little wonder that the Ameri.
can people are a race ~ dyspepucsg
In New York city. sandwiches are
made by machinery by the millions
each day for the busy business mpn
and women who do not take time h
go home for their midday meals.
Back an 10 minutes N their motto
uiftil some ailment gofk IN. and then
II may be I'm bed 10 rays" The Bible
tells often about sitting down 10
meat. meaning meals. and not
once does il mention rush"
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10 cRnDrroRs.

his 4 n rive rssisa ltsi the Subscribers have
obtalaoi fsoB tas 0Fthass Court AZ tafnnil Ceaa.
y, s Nsgfisud ietsatn u Parliamentary o. ths
Psfnueai Estate u
JANIS 81 g0LfER
late ~ Casruli C.antF. 8reenand An pussans
hhglaN eiaifu4 saainss she decrasod are hereby
wafnVt 10 eshsbtt flse h&sen witn ihr eeas heFs
thereof isaalig m@fhsntfoatesi ~ thN suhsrf8fafN
90 81 hsfafe itsa IL tAs n fthrsary lalz they
may otherwise ~ law b. essiadsifr firm All heHsat
~ said estate.
Girsa aAaIaf sslt hands this 9ist DAY II Iuss
John II. Kofi.ER
JOHN Il. BuBNEY.
iuir f-ts EEaratage
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

Almost every man woman ana
child in the United States. knows
about John D. Rockefeller, tho ianl-
Gus oil man. He once had a habit OF
giving millions OF dollars away TO
6xait his name. when really we help
ed TO pay the gift He IL now 10 the
sos, and has 4 new idea with which
10 amnse hirnseif-he gives q new
nickel TO every man. woman ana
child he meets
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
NOT MEArnER

Here are two verses about the
weather;
Tits no use 10 gruTnble and complain,
II Is just as cheap and easy ID re-
ioice,
When God sorts out the weather and
sends rainr
Why, then sure, rains ny choice
James W, Riley,
whichever way the wind doth blow,
Some heart Is glad to have Il SO
Then blow II East or blow II West,
The wind that blows, that wind Is
VA best"
Last week many people were fret
ting about the intense hot weather
we were having One day, In reviewing
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
PLEASANT MEMORIEs.

Nearly 4 score Of years ago. We
wrote IN October 81 that year that,
"Chestnuts are so plentiful that they
drop into buggies and vehicles ~
they pass under through the heavily
laden trees.
This year we can remerhbeT well
the time. no, 80 many years age. when
we could easily pick four quarts OF
berries In one fourth Of o mile now
you can walk four miles to gel 4
quart Of berries,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
HORSES AND TRACTORS.

A year or two ago, the report WAS
started that IN the near future the
farm horse would no longer be need
ed. the iron horse, or tractor. would
take HIS place. This state Of affairs Is
now reversing. The tractor cannot get
into the corners, makes TOO many
deep marks IN the soil ana gets
"balkye too frequently. So the faltn-
ful old horse Is rapidly taking MS
place again.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

II now aIspaara, since Germany
completely surrendered TO the terms
Of the Allies. re French, still feeling
the lninatIcc forced upon them IN ly-
gone days by the ruthless Germans.
led, or forced BY Kaiser Wilhelm are
about % set d date 70 have the lsais-
er tried Verify the way of a TRIMS
gressor Is hard.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
ss0kr HOUSES

We n0tieed an arficis ~ magazine
With she above title After carefully
reading a. We lind that. since pr1hi
hilton has been taken away. bait, bill
ilaIa and smoking rooms hayc taxes
tho place " saloons. taking the young
intrN money. Tins and morals Kysn
,He co'legr yoana tsgu kgins arcaAa
~ thss placea, Hgainst his parents
wiShss A~d the lEsf. even pseiaae
lanxnaKe Il one - the features oi
these smoke houses"
} AisBsRT zEPP
Manchester. Nd
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
DIN AND -snwr pnAscg

II y well-known fact that no
country IN the world was 80 ruthless
" wrecked as was France IN the
w0rld-war Nov. the change has tax
en- place Over 100000 people were
made hbmeiess Now. 5000 villages
are nearly normal, and 5000 schools
have been opened. MucH ~ this rand
progress has been haateucd hy the
Americans who arc EVERYDAY q help
IN time 81 need.
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a QuEkR RoOK.

In one Of the museums can be found
one 81 the aueefest books ever made,
zone without letters, yet Il ig read by
many people There are leaves o.
black. red. white and gold. The two
black leaves mean a sinful heart; tine
two fed leaves mean the blood shed
for redemption; the two white leaves
means a soul made pure. and the last
two. being gold leaves, stand for eter-
nal happiness.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
rs w1cKEDNEss suPREMEl

or. In other words, dare We intimate
that everybody Is wiokedg In our
work an over the United States. we
Ilnd there are many good people
everywhere, and we only reach tiny
fraction 81 the fnassea There are some
who say. III others do such things,
why can't 1gD But there are many who
follow the good and right teachings
81 Hebrew nth chapter and 18th
verse.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
MANY PEOPLE DO Nor yorE.

Recent statistics say that about ~
million Of the population Of the
United States are insane or illitcrate
Ccan not read or writel
This leaves s7M million Of pos
sible voters. Only 1914 million votes
were cast In the last Presidential
election. Ne$t
This means there were nearly 81
millions OF "Stay-at- homes
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rnANcE ANp TnE AEnOPLaNE.

THE worlds first aerial time table
has appeared IN France II gives IN
tefnntional air rates. times Of starting,
and other information On JUNE 20,
the Falmsth ber0plauh aoliah won the
French Aviation grand prize Of 100000
frances, having completed the 1900
mile course In twenty-five hours and
f0ur Initiates
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MO. saos EQUITY.
~ .s-
In the Circuit Court FOR CarroiI Coun-
~. Il, Equity.

~. III Equity.
Andrew WeAgiy. assignee Of moftgs-
zee. vs.. Edward A. Campbell and
Clara Albertna Campbell. his wife.
mortgRgore.
Ordered. hy the Circuit Court for
Carroll County, sitting as a Court OF
Equity. this z3fh day Of June. 1891.
that The sale Of the property mention
ed 10 THESE proceedings made and ro.
pored by Andrew Weagly. Assignee Of
nloFtgagee. be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause 10 the contrary thereof
be shown on or before tho First day ~
August, i92i provided a copy 81 this
order BE- inserted IN some weekly
newspaper published In Carroll Com
~, for three successive weeks before
The goth day OF July, 1921
The report states the amount Of thc
sale to be $4,000
EDWARD o. CASH. Clerk.
True Copy Test:
EDWARD o. CASH. Clerk.
July g-it
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
aB0uT TRACTORS.

An item IN an Ohio paper says n
farmer was blowing with his tractor
and swarm OF bees came along and
settled on his piowand he hiyej them.
He says that now instead Of "a trace
tor" he VIII can Il ~at-tractor,"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
Notes BY The Way
ksF MN = \ = 's''E = = : = =
RIlPROFlTS lN MILk

But not for the farmer. II seems
that condensed milk. evaporated milk
and powdered milk, are yet high in
PRICE, because II is necessary pro-
duct In cities and townss BoycottIng
has been tried, but while clean up
is made At pne place. dozen other
places may do as they please MIX
Gamers claim profit Of SO per cent
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

we're wlnd-storm, and a spout Trees
were twisted, and crops ruined. There
was water standing in orr yard IA
inches deep for more than half day
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
@ETvS BETsrER no FAIL IN DNlNAs
SOMETHING THAN no SUCCEED
III DOING NOTmNG.v

! would rather have my coal IN the
cellar and have II paid for than 20
have an order on aome dealers bonlfH
Tor future delivery. Put your coal IN
this month and be sure 81 having II.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

late o. CatroH County. Deceased. An persons
having ciaAah saalnsl She deceased afo harehY
warned "a akhlbif the same. with the voochera
Ifhereef legally authenticated. 10 the subscriber
un o. before he xith dsy II january ia. they
Given uadsr No aana ,hls zoth day Of June.
CHARLES VI KooNTz
June 2a.at Executor
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VA srOrT..

In letter from 1'exas, The writer
ays, After 9 drouth, we had q SCI
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. oTlcH TO CREDITORS.

obtained frosn tAe Orphans Court ~ Garrett
County. Maryland. letters festamantary On
the Personal Estate 81
New Britain herald., 1921-05-02
| and robins
EG SMOOTHLY
Pennant Winners
0 Mid-SeaSon Form

May 7.--Thc Brook lyn
q champions. who won
raight game yesterday
with five straight VIC
only National league
nx winning form. Mono
teams could do better
~ Inst week.
nd American world .
rained the American
m Washington ycstcr-
senator's lost TO Phila-
indians arc kept I'D the
heavy batting.
pnal league tho Brook
PAR In going along
has been rewarded by
*. Heavy batting by
hclphia and 81. Louis
4 To Offset lack OF pitch
X OF tho strong hitting
ierican- hy the Wash
last week. was n sur
nators also showed "A
3ling from behind In
games. Cleveland called
IiaKby In nearly all OF
~ week. Errors were
the fielding or the In
and Yankees.
cd only n few contests
climbed into a tic for
|th New York by taking
of three from tho Attn
hlch Won its third
yesterday, h. doing
the bat md with m
ping staff would climb
|hough Chicago lost
|eek. the play OF the
bws promise. Unsteady
Handicapped Sc. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-02

College Golfers to Play at Shuttle
MeSdovp SATURDAY..

The Yale golf team will play at the
Shuttle Meadow Country clubs links
this coming Saturday. William Sweerf-
ey has not decided who will represent
the club to play against the crack
college team. but it is reported that
he was very much impressed with
George Harris recent record when he
made number 9 hole in one. After
the match Saturday afternoon there
will be a dinner dance for the enter
tainment of thu guests.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-02

Games This Week
Monday
Bridgeport-Wecks VS.. Setback
Nutmeg aIleys).
MISUNDERSTANDING VS.. Stokes
washington aIIeys).'
Tuesday
Bridgeport-Conran vs. Dewey
Ozark City a1ieys).
Bristol-Sterback VS.. Weeks MACS
alleys).
New Britain-white VS.. Anderson
(Recreation a1ieys).
New Haven-B. Harper w. Porto
algonquin a1ieys).
Seymour-McCarthy VS.. Teller
(Seymour Club alleys).
Neutrality-suspicious. VS.. w. Harper
washington alleys.
Wednesday
Bridegport-W. Harper VS.. Kausler
(Arcade al1eys).
Hartford-Teller VS. Mccarthy
casino alleys.
Meriden-Orsini VS.. Howard tCa-
sine alleys.
New Haven-stokes VS.. spaIding
Elite aIleys).
North Manchester-Dewey VS. Con-
ran (conran's aIlcys).
RockvfIie-Kelly VS.. Donlon Ca
sine aIleys).
Thursday
Bridgeport-Porto vs. B. Harper
tKelly's alleys).
Hartford-Howard vs. Orsini
(Charter Oak aIleys).
Waterbury-OBrien VS.. Stone
twooster aifeys).
Friday
Friday-Donon vs.. Kelly. (Paiace
Aileys).
New Britain herald., 1921-05-02
ASSOCIATION
fonaf Boxing Body Cam
Co Tex Kickard the Adj
t~r for Big Bout.

May 1.-The bfunder
ter III. Ligingcr. presi-
RATIONAL Boxing associa-
tening TO cxpel New
he organization unless
omission OF the Skeeter
| a Richard to a maxi
st5 for u seat at the
cntier contest. was evil
misleading statements
Miiwaukeean. Boxing
Grain OF New Jersey de-
= state did not join tho
king association. and
not I've expelled from an
bf which he is not n
some one antagonistic
hformed LiginEer that
es n mem Der OF the Ma
association. and there
Enable TO the rules of
lion, and the statement
80 much because Rick
ices are too high but
desire TO obstruct and
|omoter OF the great In
put between Dempsey
|r.
oppression prevails that
Ppaganda In responsible
pc by tho clcrgymcn OF
Fortunately Mayos
|sey City and Gov. Ed
Jcrrey arc not deceived
IN of biuo law fanatics
|oienco OF rival promo
contest In likely TO take
No TO schedule.