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The Washington herald., 1921-12-25
WOMAN
OF ROBBING STORES

Said by police to have made numer-
Gus purchases at local department
stores and charging them to other
peoples accounts. Mrs. Lillian Bissell.
81 years old, who gave her address as
54O3 Ninth street northwest, was
locked up at the House of Detention
last night.
She was arrested in a department
store by Policeman McDuffey, OF the
Ninth precinct station. and is said to
have confessed and told police she had
been doing it for two months. A
technical charge of forgery was pre-
ferred against her. She was released
on 81 900 bond.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-25
Rockville Weddings.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Dec. 24.-These
couples were married here yesterday
and today: Miss Nettie A. Fox and
William J. Daymude. both Of Wash
ington; Miss Daisy NJ. Shiffiett. of
Accotink. Va. and John w. Morton.
of Camp Humphreys, Va; Miss Mary
G. Chick and Thomas L. Kelley. both
OF Washington: Miss Margaret A.
Burch, Of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. and
James E. Wilkins. jr., of Newport
News. Va; Miss Violet Bessie Simp-
son. of Philadelphia, and James A.
Tichenor of Orange. Va
The Washington herald., 1921-12-25
THINK NEGRO GANG
HOLDS UP STORES

Two armed negroes entered the
grocery store of Max Ruhenstein,
1901 Fourth street northwest, yes
terday morning and after backing
the proprietor to the wall with a
revolver. robbed the cash register
OF $50 and escaped.
The bandits are believed by police
to be members of a gang perpe-
trating series of robberies at
grocery and delicatessen stores.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-25
Released on Probation

Edwin Poindexter. colored. who was
given Jail sentence of 80 days on
a charge Of stealing books from the
Public Library on December s, was
released on probation yesterday by
Judge Harrison in Police Court on
his promise to behave himself in the
future. Poindexter declared he was
interested in the study of electricity.
ana stole the books solely for the
information they contained.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-25
Film as Christmas Gift.

what is expected to be a great
christmas treat for children of the
District will begin tomorrow morn
Ing at 10 o'clock at the Masonic
Temple Auditorium. when the. first
Of three beautiful fairy-tale motion
pictures Will be shown under the
auspices of the District Mothers
Congress and Parent Teacher asso-
Citations.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-25

ceive birthday
presents because
his birthday hap
pens to fall on
Christmas. II e
was born in
Lancaster, Ind.
ID e C e m b er %,
l s s 0. He W a $
graduated from
the State Univ&.
sity of Iowa in
1885 with the de-
grees of A. b., M.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-25
Clerks Give to Officers.

the miscellaneous Division of the
Adjutant Generals ONCE. State. wa
and Navy Building, enjoyed =
Christmas tree yesterday due to the
EFFORTS Of the ladies Of the division.
Presents were given to all of the
clerks and officers, Col. Harrison
Han acting as Santa Claus, and Mis-.
Clara Bush as Mary" Christmas.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-25

A., and Ii. b and practiced law
in Seattle. Wash. coming to WASH
ington as a Civil Service Commits
sioner in 1913. He attained his
present position In 1919.
Oscar ]. Bernstein is today re-
ceiving congratulations on his
birthday He Is % wears old. He
The Washington herald., 1921-12-25
Carols at Standards Bureau.

A Christmas celebration was held a,
the Bureau of Standards yesterday
noon for officials OF the bureau and
their families. Carols were sung by
the male quartet composed OF r. G.
Dedig, w. f. Braithwaite, G. G.
Stonebreaker and NJ. Kiess.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-25

W a s gr a duated
from the N e W
York University
School of Com
merce, Accounts
and Finance. He
has been a ID is
trict re ST d e n {
since 1915, when
he established the
accounting firm
OF Bernstein and
Yurow. He is a
nnanhar of the
The Washington herald., 1921-12-25
AmNAW
zTedu7lsI

Hermon Wilson Craven. Chief
Clerk of the United States Senate.
Is one of the few who do not re-
The Washington herald., 1921-12-25

ulcHlDcT u INC " y. bernstein.
Board of Trade, Elks, odd Fellows
eastern Lodge No. - and Masonic
Order (Hiram Loage. No. 10Y.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-25
NAVAL TONNAGE
STANDARD LEFT
TO COMMITTEE

Continued from Page One.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-25
FOREICNDELECATE
SEND GREETINGS TO
AMERICAN PEOPLE
ALI Declare Conference
Will Bring About
Peace on Earth.

Continued from Page Ono,
The Washington herald., 1921-12-25
for Savages.

Such independence is for savages,
not for super-civilized communities
like the Irish. The English resist
civilization with a remarkable
stubbornness-they still confront II
as reluctant barbarians. But the
Irish; no-their danger lies the
other way, in a civilization carried
to effeteness
The Washington herald., 1921-12-25

Meanwhile the questions of China
ths Pacific and other Far Easter,
prnblsms are absolutely at a stand
rtiIl. The japanese say they still
are waiting on Tokyo for final deci
tien on shantung. and that. ANYHOW
the negotiations could not continu
while the naval problem is unde
discussion as II takes up all of tifeI
time. The delegations outside o
the naval work. Portugal. tn,
Setherisnds. China and Belgium. ar,
becoming rather FESTIVE over tn,
ssnstny delay. They are compelIe,
70 walk patiently while the "Bis
powers try to iron out theil
nsvsi oimeoltiss. II appeared las
n,sns however. that it would bt
aftsr the New Year before tbs ia
Eastern question would again he
eepched.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
Smoot Explains His Sales Tax Bill

proposed general ssIcs sax ~ fslloas
"A las ~s4 ihe gross vain" ~ gs4asis.
WaVs and merchandise whether raw
material 81 manufactured er partially
mat y.iartanA products, whrlhtf ~
Gan .@lif ~ ~ foreign origin. and such
It's Rrr gr'yy~rrsA.s, r4aL.g "a. exchanged
wTr4 sit.ftvrf4rd fNp ,iss...@.ls esst.siAGst.-
tian, wheihct IL lArter ~ on cash.
cfrAit, ~ irHielimrht iasls. which sHx
sihii accrue AZ the iimc of saie ~
lefssa III Mn "ssit'i r6SfN 7~svrN SrI4
rrrt aBndjgc. ~ rate ~ 1 per coat
~ 'fefir fufaI valne 81 the sts,e ~ sptt,
chsrgs ~ esn@rsidr TIE ts1 aiao
HpFtes ~ the total atnoufa M smnunfs
received ~ Az faees II sprds. pafos
a.lJ aScf1tanargc ~
Merchants aiaf others making xales
.nh 49, - ~" tar ,suatis fnAEA inars
terry payments 10 ~" rovernsaeu'
TIE hNil e.smfra sa.lcs and lease.
made by The federal government.
state. and municipalities. foreign goy.
sy,sgsnis, .srsestesi stsr4s 70 fsf.xH;.sA
~mpsnies and hospitals ard other
corporations organized ard operated
exclusively for religious. charitable.
scientific or educational purposes, and
also gt-sls snla ~ leased for export
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

'ttHfsee limits VS. rFvysJ'~s sr the arei
few changes have been made slars-
f,iEg especially the paragraphs .epn.
cernIRg the countries whnse political
boundaries have changed since 1910
A uew provision limiting 10 $500
the Immigration from any country IN
arr on. y"sr uaS be added 90 the hiit
II IT. sponsors can satisfy Themselves
that ihc shssaFr Of tbe measure aill
MOI he endangered o. deferred lhere.
ny
i1ds proyisn meets the objection
pFeyinAsll urged against the bili that
rs rcdnrcs hrloa the Horuai haw Of
ilslusistsllna ihe nuadsrr - imni.
grants admissible frun Belgium,
Frsne.. il4e Netherlands il.,,snsrk
and Switzerland, whlo tremendously
increasing 81" number permitted 10
come frnn Germany atnyc the nun.
h"y ac'uaBy STRIVING Annually frvan
'tsfrtffsTf FIR y s'%ssssSfss,srsssiv fss4sts1
pressing lbs World war.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

lur st .fs rn0s liuw cug't shB} tpH
llGS, ,&''s,i .H'''. ir1t' z ST =
7r- var tr tunp,a 'aae hrr
tAs@-ss ga 4u Aa fe@9 tt
uanN mt Na.. Hfa I eas
-are t~t aff, IS awn #aeF,et
Hr n. s Htv
E4a az v0aee ~ <a
n he ao suA pcgrr 1hcruS' sas
t.a~, Aars,r 'ha arun.rI
Nrau U9S WINE the 4a.vt d.are o. a
rrsst ".. l-..
Her m'ri vyut ,cup-Eatc'v % hgr
Gather. hgs snt pa' ;hc Trough, q ha
AWAY. fix Nm farw ~ NE tnr WaS
mach unrs s,adtr than t'r.8h hayoa>
rr ryUAgctaytn NlI slept his fa.r
tuyrr3 toward ,Ar wat aud ranaih.l
sgra,,et, down at ihe 'c~,, - the hei
k,ci5uS ,ht dark figure 80 the lrce ia
the iue ~ her vsiaa, Ste darr,i act
lrayv ths y4ul ter tsrrd she call
out How rtgen I've foha hs5 told
Nee Tim h5S hrothty must ~ Aeet fte'e
frts.H saeyks * rye-, klnd FER np
other fSn MINUTES she '~crel Nee cha
Ia her hand, NU bpeg,as her eyes
90 me wtufeW, lhtu "a" saw tAa
fattey 81 Nts.av;a branch against
III. ~crs,ca aas aueN ttal iae aA@r
Aaa tNue Auotarr tease s}eey-- r.
S,,ytrrI rtfDefYS tte0 y i3t1r >grsFEI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
The Shadow of the Sheltering Pines
---.... A. New Romance of the Storm Country


lay sthrtns tt0p#lessly abogt thw Ffom.
Then suddenly out " the shadows II
he e0rDFr a0afed Tonnihel lseyoa. fds
sToanrd aud taraei slowly IL, the beyt
Instead " scItihg h@tieE he vas get.
tlng worse The ghost u Beyon's
daughter was haunflng him 10 every
one ~ his sober hours, lie hated
ithasa and every oa< Ia Il. II Or.
Paul were dead
He sat up, bis head whlrllng, lie
era wIed 10 the floor, w~nt " The bath
room and soaked bis head In eoif wn'
ter Then Ne seat q servant for q
pot % strong cures,
70 happy vas lq. Paul 20 have Ton.
|, Eisiaa .sSEsrs stIsr be lnats,sd VA sisEiag
4 sb H. His tSThafv. -A5ty'".,,~ -
Ell Wss q hong hour. my dear" he
said smiling bot I'm glad ,ou went
| sat hr~ a. nt'e feils,~ Philip Ny
tfDshrr and ! have 1ftrn wished anv
yonng cousin would pattern after hip
hu, i, does srtm ~ II nothing can by
done with him. Even his muthcr has
90 Influence over hiu"
"lNe never sscu hlm." stated Toa'
nihei
lies scarcely ever at home" an.
swrryd Dr raui "aul the worst o.
,'isrts 10 glta. 90 s1piaAalEA ~ g
H'frfs' be- f1ass,. s...-,-s, 49,.
Then after dinner as usual TuuGibsl
With Gussie rislrt IN her artaa read
from The Blhlr The clock struck ten
when shr arose softly and began. 10
prepare Ter the night By the even
'brtalifitg " hi uoG' tite ss.". Az,
knew he was ASLEEP sud "a quirt as
mouse she crrpt ahout softly ~ as
not 10 arouse him The suite directly
hack ~ Paul leadIrhayen had hrrn
given to her SlIe Nent into her besi
toom aud made. ready 10 retire Then
over her uight rube SHE drew q lgh,
h4m0no
She turned on the electric switch
sad, stood ,psat the window looking
cut Her heart sang With slalpr,~,
She had tnt Ia hearkrn hack 10 thr
afternoon to hear dear volce telling
her y great 11jts. TJye fhf' mn <fnr
uihei Devon How very much she bad
20 be fhnrkrul for
Suddenly She saw the tall tree 81.
rectly IN front ~ nr rauis roou
shake as II giant hand werr clutch
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
CHAPTER xl---cen,inusa

--It-~~
"Iioa. haw I've prayed for this mlas
ute" he exclaimed, turning on her
suddenly.
II have, too" said ToBn!be 10 Il
shy, sweet voice II thought you'd
forgotten about me"
"whr, coaidn't do my work half
way well. I've thought about YOU 80
much" cried the boy. and I've been
planning a lot for you and me fpu
ere, Dr, John Il sort ~ guardian
% me. and NEXT year III be twenty
three. Then have all my own money
! can get married then. II want TO-"
!, !" s.ask TlsasTs.<s -SS.,a ay,ssS 4itt!s
v6ice, 80 z ~. - 4. KS So
Yes. believe In sariy marriages ="
Philip went on smphs,iehlly Wasn't
II queer thing thnt Hh tho white
was haunting the shore you set" In
the house. my house nlmost1 Ton
SEE. I live jus, next door to yoa
"Ohl' Tony said again Something
HNi wv ' lfF hIfNHiNflN# f1NAtftflIfhes "
had said lie might bo married next
year aud, Of course, Il would be 10
Katherine.
"And tune aud again | heard how
mach 'siodi.a ifr''e gifi sas' 'is.;t-32a 80
Paul" he vent on "Hut s'ifiisrtv !
never heard your nam" api HADN'T
the last idea ." lia wcpprd 'th"u
he slipped his arm about her. Il
didn't know she Hus my little girl. =
IN tsnsNhs4 ;, ..,.....> 49,, r..
Tony closed her eyts An the m
happiness Of the pas, weeks lrft her
that mnmrni Ike q vanished burden.
lie had said Aio wss Ills tittlr girt
How very lovely the world was
"i.ean against me. dear" murmurcd
Philip And this time Oh, Tony.
don't leave me to-day without telling
me YOU love me lot
Tony glmpscd hlm with one lltile
upwnfd' glance iirt eyes werr ,staes
bright
II love you morc'n the whufr wur''l "
es.s.s ,,ssinisleas "M're:n i kroY h9w
90 tell"
II isn't any ones affair iust hos
many times rhlllp made lany 'r!! him
she'd marry HIN. nor Is II any ones
AFFAIR how many tines he Nissrd her,
bar Il IL our business To- listen to
Philips conclusion
"im gntug 20 tell Cau~in John ana
Cousin Paul tonight dat we're saus
10 be married be said anh FouaihUl
had no inclination to furhd him.
With dark thoughts. Katherine was
watching tnr them 70 cumc back again
She saws the happy shining fac" ~
the gIrl, sau rhtlip lift the littl, 0sure
fron the car aud draw her up Ihe
steps Her teeth csmr together ~
sharp misery rs snr turned fiona the
window and went upstairs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

just as ,hey Used TO In the old Weiss
FArgN dana
NJ Hays cals:s1s - CONSULTATION Rssh
u. SisDmeaA the newly ~~fg.eiRs~d
chgsf snsracte<. Npd the retiring eAssf
inspector, Css.ory~ NJ sut,ea lie also
Aad before him recommendations taaae
BY M. Ssmmoas and MI Ssti0a III
meet the emergency and the cuan.
s.4.siAi- sx.ASts Giving detatls 81 the
acre rscrui nAahcrsca,
IL s the insentiea " the depart.
meat 10 arm AZ einnlerees who may
have charge ~ vRlaahi~ l~sscal ship
,%slFgs, sssassAsm fFxias es 10 ias nessF
ys.ssss.a.. ~ =. .ieaslaYrSs Wit Also he
directed TO sheet Shca they hnd them
selves cnafrcatea by thieves
E.aalaysss In the city services who
Ais.sssr sGaall quantities - rvElstercd
riAll msf roe he included s!aoss
thos. Supplied With nrcafrl. On, 9th.
eruise the plan vii he made very
general one
There have b~ea rrliorts 81 late
which woald seem 10 indica,r that
sons ~ tho mail rehbsries have heea
committed by mea who we're formerly
In ths wataoy " the fos'otsiec DEPART.
sssA4 ssaA MA ,Ipo~- the rruprss The
department Is ESPECIALLY ARsions TO
ffTfHr sa-eae ts@ sfysul- VI Sone ~ the
tulahxts u this type.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

w AsHIS0ToN 49, Apaavnuy the
W mail robbers pulled n hOnsF
HAsn ats~s I'D O. ssst,. st resesng n
Z stssr 4sra Y ...t 6s,,.sSAs. = .sslA4sxfr IL
the house u Postmaster leaeral hAss
And IL leaks - II he wNs hi,
p~*s~t Anlway. be has issued this
tprEal efdeI
To any postal esaple,ec or o'her
p~fS1a who brings ia n mall ruhheT
th@ fostuf'ice department. wlll pay
reward of not cxccc.sias sa.uoa All
essentiA! postal employees viii ee
falls armed and every nan IL expected
10 uphold The honor ~ the service"
These rptberies mus, step ans, stop
pew, said Mr. Hays N discussing
sss e-,'-s saS sp~ gssas ~ 4,a. ,v,.,
sr, power. gxa.lahlc 20 DO this no
matter how drastic IL is, The wesf'
sne~s h0v 10 handle tbrss criminals,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
CHAPTER KIT.
,,a4. y@> ,.s.
A little Drop Of Something

lNNe prep o. something
Reginald was SITTING tu his mr,hrr's
room that evening whee hls sister
opened the dunr aAd eutesrd The
Kiri hooked about for Mrs Curtis thee
pfekva ", cigarette aud IL Il SHr
was so white ahd drawn tuOstrg thw'
her brother stared NJ her
-what's the matter. stsf' he asked
with 80 particular nteir$t ii w. .io'at.
II hNte eSctyhoty IN the Nnril
snapped the giri
"Whcw, That's sonr Aatr" jiGGh
ID Reggie,
Katherine threw hcrsrf down On
= ~ tsivwn s-o,t,t> ra.h. a ,>ga~ -.
''worSt " any nnc ha'r raU' rrr.
tiehavcn and next wsil nevt haf1
Cousin John" ~. said t'rtwr'a hse
teeth. Il wish, uh. how WISH raH
would die tonight ~ almn> sr q
III, aiw a,tsclt. * Il NctuI 'at hm.
wei ait have money and II Il veg,at
for ,hat sirl With him he'd dir
MOL. might cheer yoa np 3.if1r
II ! totl you that perhaps before lons
ynng illus,rlous Caustn PAUL wHl m
pnder the sei"
TIE rir sat ~ and ssar,Nt az HIM,
"tNon't NJ a f,~l Reggie, -'er sSs,.4
with sneet Cousin John saSS Paul
Wiz be able 10 ~ ct,, 81 the house very
srru, that by yexs week 'e csn ~
anyv hrrv he likeS :
Reginald Sot up lasns He said
sol,ryhtNg under hts hraash 'hat made
his sister struggle 20 her stet She
sfcoi mep,eu' snd CARED With star
saed ey~s ~ st~e s!,a. that had closed
Rcagsr or the ether St,ir ~ III
New. what't r. mesa ~ that
she wondered y'N''s What dtl ~
nscaa ny saving 'hat II rr rr}ti8 aesn
* vytl~n rapl wcW'd neytr .l-1ye ara{n
l wradrf NSt whaJ 10 ascan, ~ aat"
Et&s'a Nurw whag NJ .ln.a9t ~ N{~
wurls v hathertpe llaot lls irusad
e,l - pa' ~ raal eat ~ faf ue>.
thN~ hclp'uG ~ uAhgr -, vs aS
him~v" he Npurr3 ee .As HN.7 .an
ishara e. ea,c -, lu0N ENa aN.y>
pay hiui 5a Nlat 4; T9ngsN lAgvu
TAe less, wtoi yha' @'fM ere a.s&
ms swfHl @a,7egl he- 81 H Asa
hsa iiScvyccya me stri haJ eg
herself. and because " hs tNa,ae al.
r~s,SclenSv he dgsnk mere Nst IL ~.
cry Gay, After 'eavjns SIS ,.>say s.,
wrut 70 his rpem nNrFr u, y,i Na,
se,f w with hraaty The 3tnEer
he got the care iiu, Sry~ tFt picture
ef Ttlnv's yale terrtssf "sSS
he slept ScSkicnly Tor 40 AoG- or -
ana onts a~oSe sava a seyssat f.ppsl
~ TIE t,s,r and told HIN d.naey wsys
ready. lie was toc IL to Sv. " AT
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

Th\T &c ne safes tax ai,l. lrrejurri
NJ ~ra1tag SgorsSr ~ tttss, yhoe
aat tha ht'' na.e~es TAX ~ I lrr
eul n MI tgrnoysrs. uith an knr8ai
stemH ~ y oYn ne e-ert o. 3his
hs4Ar II cxour' saay1er ratfHTrs NrI
lrne~sgrs, Il has br,4. estimated that
- - e~s.. 'rait4h vissid more tEan
t2.stt'.}g. arnnsily
I'm q ssstnssss4s tf behalf ~ the plan
Seas.er SrneH says lis advantages srs
extreme simplicity - .ss~ssmeBt and
rysYfeyt1gv, ieiw tar rats spyytymE ltfsi'
sorraly or ali commodities tpd ~.
senc~ ~ cotHpl s-assg3 features which
make Ii 9ltscul. Tor 'hs taxpayer 10
srow ~ sny tire ahat hts tar llatSli
Ties are. Seastv Snsoot defines The
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
This Congress. to Regulate, immigration

I IMMIGRATION Is 10 be regulated by
! rita rvrSr~ss The iiasn4rtst,.H hill
passed In the las; days OF the Wilson
administration and Killed by packet
vv'o 10 10 he Put thvash practically
in the same form. so'erilas 10 an
understanding arrived At between l,s
sponsors and icaders Of the senate
and aoass
20 A. rstst'a by the lass cesastoss, the
blI provides that the number Of aliens
81 any nationality who MAY be adnIt
ted IN any oda y.ar shaft ~. ftfn't~ts
to = Ter cent ~ the number ~ for
riEu bern persons Ut rveh nationality
resident IN the United STATES. a. Be-.
tcriuined by thn census az 1910 and
that, after July !. iaai, tho numter
OF aliens of any nationality who may
BE- ndnitted ID apy enr calendar
rnoe;h shalt not exceed rs Ter ccRt
Of he total number II suCh aliens
sdnlstlbi 10 ,hat Ascal year
Aliens rr'uyniag from Temporal,
ylsi1S abroad ard aliens who arc pre-.
fcs~!eaai actors artists. lecturers,
singer. or nurses ministers. rnofcs
sorx ~ nljr'r belonging 60 hss res.
oSulxed Framed profession. or slleus
eEtalasSd as domestic servants sws,
te admitted even u ,he maximum
hnvc cn,~fei The United states ~ the
saWp NINTH ar war. hnl enly aliens
~ lbesc cjss%4. arriving before the
rntrpnre N ,hc naSiiintl ti'iiifff
ami ~ rnlnieA In tetku nIhE lle I4r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

yt- say rm1rrs whsfh etnl1 te nssa
fzgs-s sTsfTrtaltF, II E~.esiA'e ~ g,feS,ste
e@ea af lars se ggssfz,tneas M lie
MIR service ~ ths EHi;ssl Sywfcs tbe
adoption NJ s'&a4ars nachlnet tas
vsrtssss purposes - Atf the Pos yfr,ss
aemsrfsaf; hi wRpdarSgsjpE Their evts-
ts--: 10 a6sgs ssse vssG for fessslsg
sssrssr@s rre~.ed ny government
;alAzsa ia .lse Ier< Gg7.aasscs ~ A3Hsy,
ap6 so ecrssty.ss, u sssss3llc, the trassa-
.aS @htasis ~ raTftNs 3eFar1ts~n "a
snd sso<irE esitt wherever prac,5cz,
lie 20 % ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

one after another aad drotRsri tesw
Sileatll IrIn the medicine As gEistly
tic caserS we're rvss"sea, and the aria
slowly Withdrawal pigersly bsnsath
the window, TUanlbel rose up.
There Through the faint light shs
was staring into the face Of Reginald
Brown. instantly she recognised him
aud all the terror ~ tha, day whsn ac
and her brutal father bad placed .
uyase.Sg slaaos over her swept heI
nearly on her feet; Reginald rad eesns
not oaiy 20 harm Paul PeadleAAvrn.
but ia &c, her
stand By, Saiyatioa ~ the Lord, =
s,tsst ssf.sst tseS {.t.ayv-.s s.ss.i. ss.k ss,ss
ts = & 80 :. So 4 81. est..*te
she thrust her clehet!,si fist Reginald
took the blow She gave him without au
aaa.lbE Asgaifd Bha Isll backward into
| ;tas sarSlsH t~iow iie WIS parais s.ssI
by the blazing eyes and thr memory
that the body u the eh0at. siri was
somewhere h,g~ath the broad surface
If lake oRypss
rnunibel heard him land 90 thr soft
grass and far fra srcundS She st"e,i
painting arm ost tho aiuluw Then she
Withdrew her ar,n ASST croachs-i Idvn
on the naor.
what had her rathers pit m m
ne lAufs mpdieinEF MM4ff ~ fNTtt
ate shr heyaBe mora aeag,ly sure lha.
bp gc>h had been le'ra'}.-.i Silrntl.
she took up The glasses aud carried
them 20 her own r,ssn Ihsn she slip
80, iE'4t.tes szss ia D,t.rsg .7>su,A iAt,
corridor and raped sefiiy on Johb
frudiehaveD apartments Twice she
Repeated hrt saumuas "a nervous titt7s
rap taps hat penetrated pr John =
sound siumbsr Wben he Recognized
her, op"urd Vie toor and noticed hoN
white sire was. he drew her luStantiy
to him aUd shut he door
Retwecu chntterins teeth she tegan
&c tell him the dreadful tale As she
wen, Oh ,t'h''ibe story the frNeusr.s
face grew much eonrerned
Somebody's tried 20 poison him :"
''ne rfirt raSNts-t N s,,tres 1sf-ati,2 M =
God. who could be ~ damnahle a.
tha,' Come lc, pe ger the stu1 "
Together they stole hack 70 Tohnt
bets room Rnd pr John carried away
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