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Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-10
GERMANY WILL ACCEPT ALLIED PROPOSALS
3 WOMEN HELD ON CONSPIRACY CHARGES IN CONNECTION WITH
 MILLION DOLLAR MAIL THEFT

TOLEDO, Ohio, May 9.-Three women, Emma Marvin. Pearl Som- mers and Stella Kaefer, entered pleas of not guilty in the United States district court here today on charges contained in an indictment returned by the federal grand jury in connection with the million dollar mail robbery of last February 17.
 The women are charged with con- spiracy. They were arrested at De troit Bond for. one was fixed at
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watching members of a police emer- gency squad minister to the wounded man. lit was while watching Usher that Masse was arrested.
 The shooting resulted from an al. tercation between the two men. ac- cording to Mrs. Du Pree. who was taken to police headquarters with Masse.
 Usher is at the county hospital and not expected to live until morning.
 William Guard. 25. is being held in jail as a witness.s
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-10
Advises Acceptance

BERLIN May 9.-(By the Associat- ed Press-The advice which Robert Friedlander. industrialist and finan- cier, gives his countrymen in an ex- animation of the allied ultimatum and protocol is this:
 "The fate of Germany and her fu- ture good name are in our hands: let us go to work. The document has been drawn up by sober-minded, calm ly calculating business men, who have weighed the prerequisites on which their conclusions are based"
 Herr Friedlaender believes that the allies terms are acceptable. he says. because they are not unreasonable and can be fulfilled under conditions which may be taken for granted and which, indeed. will be incorporated in the treaty.
 He sets forth the things necessary to Germany's ability to carry out the protocol as "the return of Germany's industrial capacity, inventive genius and enterprise to the pre-war basis c. least and that no integral parts of aer tribe detached. thus causing ir-eden- tas on the borders"
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$10,000. and that of the others at s5O.000. =.
 The Marvin woman formerly op- erated a rooming house where George Schultz, one of the alleged principals in the robbery, lived. Bonds amounting to s141,O0O. believ- ed by federal authorities to have been Schultz's share of the postof. flee loot. were found in shed at the rooming house.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-10
INCREASE REFUSED

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Efforts to increase the s1.2000OO carried in the army appropriation bill for vocational training of enlisted men failed in the house today. an amendment for an addition of from slOO.0OO to s50O.OO0 the amount of salaries of instructors being voted down.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-10
ATTORNEY IS FINED

FL PASO, May 9.-J. volney How ard, attorney. was fined s10 by Judge w. R. Smith in federal court here to- day, when the lawyer failed to appear after jury had been called for the trial of his client. charged with i'm government officer.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-10
PROPOSE NEW DOLLAR

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Coinage of peace" dollars of an appropriate de- sign to commemorate the termination of war is proposed in a bill introduced in the house today.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-10
Two Germans Killed

r OPPELN, Upper Silesia, May B. By the Associated Press)-French soldiers today shot into crowd of Germans who were threatening a Po- fish prisoner, killing two and wound ing several. To assuage the ensuing excitement, the burgomaster issued a proclamation urging the populace to maintain peace and have confidence ;n the allied commission
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-10
New Cabinet Ordered

BERLIN. May 9.-(By the Associ- ated Press)-The Majority Socialists and Clericals in party conferences to- day voted in favor of accepting the ultimatum of the allies. The German Peoples party, by vote of 59 to 5 rejected the proposition. The Demo crats were in session at midnight.
 As the Independent Socialists have favored yielding to the allies, it is believed there will be sufficient ma jority in the reichstag for acceptance of the ultimatum.
 Paul Loebe, of the Majority Social ists and president Of the reichstag. will be commissioned by President Ebert to form a new cabinet.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-10
CLERICALS AND SOCIALISTS ID VOTE IN FAVOR
 IF ACCEPTANCE
Party Leaders, Following Con-
 ference Last Night, Admit Y Adoption Is Assured
.TEUToNs OPTIMISTIC
Peoples Party Votes To Re ject Demands; Others Vote
 For Their Acceptance

BERLIN, May 9.-(By the Associ> ated Press) )-Late tonight the party leaders admitted that there would be available Tuesday in the reichstag a safe majority in favor of accepting the allied ultimatum on reparations.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-10
COPPER PRICES

Averagc price Of copper for
 Aprli --.----..-.---.-----------.--- ,lZ4Ss Average price of copper week
 ending May { ......... .12375 Average price Of copper clos
 ing May .-........-......... .l2375
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-10

Arizona: Tuesday and Wed nesday fair south; warmer Tuesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
WILL MAKE UP BANK LOSS
Stockholders In Institution which
Was Robbed VIII Make Good.

KlNCAID. ~. Aug. lt-Stook-
holders OF the kinkaid Trust land
Savings bank, who pledged them
selves to meet the loss occasionod by
the Peabody payroll holdup Satur-
day. Will be set back 10 years in
profits, 1t was estimated today.
7hs bank was incorporated only
FOR $4,000 and TO meet the sos ,0OO
taken nv the outlaws. each stock
holder has Increased his rcsponsi
hility two and ono-half times his
present amount OF stock
insurance was carried 10y the hank
FOR every means of burglary and
theft except that by which the
non was taken Saturday. The
banks messenger was IN poss"ssion
Of tho payroll and no insurance was
carried to protect money In his care.
The Peabody Coal company OF
Chicago has shipped 100000 10 the
bank to carry IT through Its present
difficulties. The miners here and
at Tovcy will be paid tomorrow. II
wac announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
NEW VOCATIONAL ASSISTANT
Tulsa Supervisor WIN Ire Enabled
10 Got Ia IIn~rr InmCh Win Voc.

\ training hSsistsut To- the local
supervisor OF the federal board NJ
vocational education John Il Gal
hrlith n to augment the staff Of the
Tulsa office. according To iufnrmn-
ton received yesterday Tho assist
ant, who has not yet been named.
win he scn from the Dallas office
this week and will Immediately as
sumo his duties as "A part OF the
staff.
The appointment viii not only
augment the STAFF OF the local Of
ficcs. located un the third floor Of
the First National bank building.
but will give the local supervisor,
Gdlbraith, more time In the field
Since the merger tho office has been
handicapped by lack Of help. a dit
ficulty In part overcome by the re
cent addition OF n stcnoErnphcr,
GaIbraith will now be enabled 70
get into closer and moro frequent
touch with the men eligible for vo-
C%ntional training
with W. q Rothwcll. commercial
export from the Dallas office. Gal
brHith left last night for MuRko-
gee to supervise men In placement
and institutional training and To In
tCrviow disabled Coldiers who wish
To take up vocational training,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
KERR TO ATTEND MEETS
Presbyterian Minister WIN Make
Good Use of FAN Vacation.

Rev. e. W. Kerr viii make good
use of tho vacation which the board
Of the First PRESBYTERIAN church has
granted him for the early part OF
September, for he viii attend III" SEES
sion Of the national church erection
board in New York September 10 In
his capacity ~ member, and the
convention Of the Worlds prcsybte-
rian alliance at Pittsburgh Soptem-
her 1925 as ono Of the 80 minister's
and 40 elders officially representing
his branch OF the PRESBYTERIAN
church. He viii also study systems
OF work in several " the largest east
prn churches.
The board OF church erection. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
DEPLORES.
STATUS OF FARMS.
Says Agriculture Is in a
Bad Way Due to De-
clining Prices

WASHINGTON. Aug 10 Agri-
cultural industries In the middcVcst
are in q dcplorahlc condition. due to
the decline ia rriDcs, ASA Ramsey,
chairman W the board of directors
Of the federal reserve bank 81 Kan.
sas city Mo, declared before the in
torstas, commerce commission nt %
hearing an the application ~ the
utilities commission of Kansas for q
reduction of interstate frcight rates
on grain. grain products and hay.
Ramsey told the commission thai
probably I'm mo- other section ~ the
country is there such u variety OF
agricultural products grown us i'm
tho territory embraced I'm the Touth
federal reserve district Tho chief
factor. h. said. In bringing about
the present condition NJ s|itEuatiun
prevailing throughout this great az
ricultutal belt. is the fact hat thc
cost ~ production and distribution
is greater than the price received for
the various commodities
clyde NJ. Reed OF Topeka. chair
mnu ~ the kausa. public utilities
commission Impressed upon tho
commission the fact that rrain ana
hay arc hcing produced a. a loss and
that the distress prevailing an ia"
AGRICULTURAL industry has brought
ataEuatiou to practically all indus.
tries In All the middle west.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
City Briefs

W H. Murphy, ST., Of Terrell
Texas. will conclude a four daVN'
visit with his son. Rcv. W. II. Muir
ply. IT,, of the Second Presbyterian
church Tuesday and return To his
home.
Rcv. q. y Morris. Tulsa district
superintendent ~ the Methodist
church. is making Muskogoc his
headquarters this week, whence he
viii vistt churches in the eastern part
of tho district to hold quarterly con.
f%crcncos.
49,
Tho pulpit ~ the First Baptist
church viii be occupied nest yum
day morning and evening hy Rev
Ernest r shank, Baptist pastor ut
Chcrryvalc. Kan. and brother to l.
g shank OF the local church.
Rcv. g. ". Kerr Will speak at the
regular supper and meeting Of the
Arcnda boys club Thursday night
at the Y NJ G. A.
President I. NJ Gordon Of the Uni-
vcrsitv Of Tulsa loft Monday Tor a
, Is days vacation ncar Hollistcr, Mo.
accompanied by his wife. baby
daughter. Betty Alice. and CONS
Gerald and Lynn Gray.
=
Ahr Dritch, charged with grand
larceny. pleaded not guilty NJ his ar
raignmcnt before Justice :. g. NaNcv
Monda yand was romandcd 10 Jail in
default Of $1,000 bond pending pre-
urinary hearing sct for August 20.
=
Ray De witt. arrested AT Memphis.
Tenn. for grand larceny committed
, here in December. 1919. was turned
: over to Sheriff w. VI Mccullough
Sunday evening by tho Memphis au-
thoritics. At, his arrinEnmcnt before
Justice II j. Gray Monday morning
he pleaded not guilty and was COM
mittcd to pail in default of $4,000
bond pending preliminary hearing
August rs. Do Wit is charged with
stealing $500 from c. w Flack al
most two years ago.
=
Suit was filed in district court
Monday by G. T.. Marsh for $500
which he alleges is Tue him from tho
linton Marine Insurance company
for Insurance on an automobile de-
s,royod by fire in September, 1921.
-
Leslie Brooks Realty company
filed suit in district court Monday
against Solar Products company for
s265.60 which the realty company
/ alleges Is due them on a note given
by the defendant.
=
Al Armbrustcr, mechanic, filed
suit in district court Monday against
the Illinois Automobile Insurance
company. whereby the seeks 10 col
lcct a bill forts7515 which he al
legys IL due him for work hc per-
formed on a car taken ovcr by the
insurance company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
Tulsa Youth attend
Schools in Missouri

walter Douuclly. son OF Mrs \
Nj pouucliy. sos North Cheyenne.
and ClHud Nhoitlcy. son ot John
II. Nhcatloy, 2Ui \orth FlWuol.
viii be two VI the four students
OF the Missouri militar, academy
at MoVico. Mo who viii receive
diplomas at the closing cNcr,iscs oft
the GUNNER term to ho held Ma
gust 20, according to word received
hcrC.
Roth the Tulsa boys mad, hirh
grades and the -four young ucu ar,
Tho only ONES uf the o., that Vprr
ENROLLED duriuE the summer to com
pi'to the course About 4 score "
Tulsa boys are expected to enter the
full term ot tho school opening Sop-
TENDER 10. Officers OF the school
state.
For the fan torn ct tho school
opening september 10. officers ~
the school expect about a score ~
Tulsa boys and q large attendance
from oklahoma, which With the OK.
,rption ut Missouri has ALWAYS cent
the largest number NJ students.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

would be thief enters the palatial
Eugene Christopher CrcNcliug.
.,r. out again Instantly into the
u AL. A detective. He protests he had
.. 10 do with what's In dorc,'
l., iIg floor u the room lies = man IN
rg clothes. the front Oh his shirt
'',D with blood ana by his sido a huge
rs.lI,tr. The table Is laid Tor two.
% n4upaguo On ic" stil unuclted.
w., H.. Is empty Of human being
had led a Wild lfc. lie as
with the wealthy ana at one time
..as.n Of a. The million.a.month
Nrs. CroNciinp ~ trSatiablc IN her
.. f. bring the murderer to Justice.
.,. ..r. partner Ia business 70 't'vr'
aud. uncle Co Mrs. CrevDling. objects
..It.fty and dosira to unsarth the
The dead man Is reported TO
...-rtlaI with douglas Wavctiy.
There hps been a robbery "
..e.4. and lisa Mrs. ttes,.ius s
arrested. let out on bail and
'','''. ...urs valet had been placed In
,...4 100 suspicion Of the murder! hut
f.r N, assistance of the dctcc.
.r. hcpt watch Of hts actions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
CITY BUYS MUCH MILK
count, \gcnt DrpInrcs \mnunt al
Money That Goes from 'itN Tor
Win and Produce.

\ miiliuu dollars - GEAR goes ont
~ Tulsa Ron condemned milk This
Is "a statement made VrstctduN 10y
County Agent i. s. Malone. who
added further that another $1,000
GOO goes outside the county for vcgc-
tables that Tulsa county be- able to
produce
Malone ,orr.pds that thi, money
can and ought to he kept IN tho
county STATING I'M ne believed
that Interior products should bc
kopt ~ homo and that the people
uf Tulsa. wanting tho hest, are
willing to, uay a good price for n
hich quality. the county agent SAYS
the f1rmore c1n maNc the money.
aud some Of them are making good
money uow-hy producing tho
things the market calls FOR and ~
the quality that commands the high
est prices
Almost an unlimited market, q"
Valid Malone. 'oNist- in Tulsa for
small fruit. most of which grows
well hero There is n way TO
compel the people Of Tulsa To buy
homegrown products. And that Is
10 make the quality ~ good Nat
no outsider can successfully COM
pete. The local grower has the ad
vantage in freight and time n takes
10 get to market During the last
wear. there were 500 cars Of con
dcnsod milk shipped int" Tulsa,
worth si.050, 600. 800. 600 gallons Of
whole milk, worth Sos, 600; 22i.-
GOO pounds Of huttcr. worth $50 600
1000 cases Of eggs. worth ti32,-
uoO: fresh vegetables that CHn h"
crown IN Tulsa county. worth
$1,000. 600. Tho total value OF the
products shipped into the city Of
Tulsa and that could Just az woll
have been produced in Tulsa county
was I'm round numbers t2,G79, GOO. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
CITY WATER TO
BE TRANSPARENT
Commissioner lOunkman
Says uat Trouble Is
About Over

BARRING some unforeseen accident
there should o., mo- more mutid, wa
tee 100 the city vatcr mains. g. s.
y. ukmuu. vntrr commissioner oN.
planned ~N,atcr1uN At 3 u'otlupk yos
IuidN incoming uy said. tho HrttliuE
husiua at On, WttrrWorks pump sta
tom had h,,u Thoroughly cleaned.
and clear water was uu Dts way uu
town NNrr tho mouth OF Nurust
thrty-Is t aIIgnt dy.r,ta, boo tho utt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1e, 1921

after that unui-until half past I in
N morning.
who was that McCarty asked
sharply. some from the neigh
borhood that you KNOW
1t "sS Mr' Hiidtsth' was sur,
',s'u, u i""h'u very n"u anu
tnousmt tn't hv must ne Hi,h 3lu
~ ,I''e VI l"' SvI'' hleu','n'' uu'
~ Sa'u .ii"' ne "nly N'h,vu 10 US,
NV Ptn""' I,' N'h' III IN, "'"'u
~ 49, """ "'tm
ncar Wnht hummer ne 'a'I'd' nut
was nniv IN tberc a miputc When
ne came GU, he looked sn pnlc that
thourht he was rninp tn tr,l over
ana II offered MIN a hr,rrr-er-
INST "A hcart stimnlnut OF cnursr 7
fixed him m a dose win IA dash.
90 strvchntnr I'm II and ~ .r,,rcd In
pun him together. lie said he had'
been out Of town ON q busiu-ss mat
ter and travelling an night tosgct
back. that his train should have
been In at~ midnight. but was de
iaycd and he had to phone to his
partner at the earliest possible mo-
mont. II did strike mo as funny that
he hadn't tolcphuntd from the sta
ton II it was ~ important as all
that, but I didn't say So. / was Kind
OF sleepy, and II wasn't any business
~ uVnc. lie hurried Oft home and
| settled down for a nap In my chair
behind the cash register.
"Did you see him again before he
came IN tunight?'
"Nu." Pho rlcrX hcsit,tcd II
don't know wnat Npu'yo pnt against
tho Utldrrths and IA nat, q, r,,
thom into any trouble for they've
been good customers horn and uIcas
ant to deal with I'd mover bcltcye
a word against Mrs Uuulr.tb my.
way-'
: "y,u r,, ,,., ,
", ST. "'"' ,'"'' ~
y,,,uu" ~ w." "',' u.'1
Thsa,, n ,,m ~ w" w.,
,,,r ,out "a l""t, !" ,n'm Wv
~ ~" WI N,'o"' '''"'''"'
nn..' ,"ts wv "'"s.
NV" '''''
suppose "a better tell you; YOU
teIIuWs would una out, somehow 1t
was Just before D, less than nan an
hour hIter hcr husband lvtt. ! iold
you Ia settled down Tor a nap; well
J was fous'n ny IN" hcli mat rings
tH'p,'J'v, we wv * Hp'u'" anu
-, ~ MS : .".
n,, "'"".H az "'"' ~ ""N,
w. nF,"I io"N'u 81
ii,,ihe" Wv "u 'ni'"" ~
,.u,', .,,'G ""',n MA, ""u Sm'
! ,sVruo'" eA'r,ru, 'v"' a"."t S"n.v
'HrnN. y" aNH'u u, nav SUI i"l
,rt" f".,v oi nriS II u ,puld u',
wy ~" nus nv ~.
an "u'-V..'uN" 'ht l"lA l'ml,' VI
NV voc u ''t' "u,''n h''lN =" '"'n,
U.s. u" ! "'"'" money 'd''I' W
Nv si't wv" W me ,I'''S 90,
,p' ~ WIN aU' ''H' ~ ~,
,inh Try 10 'Npia,n ABOUT IN" can
~ wy h'l ""H""I," I1" "'",,,,
p'H' re PauS'u anu d"h'd' IL
W. y u" ""v .n'nE = 'l'"N' ~, VIZ
w W. 'n'l ~"'Ip,i'" ." ni'"'
~ "uS"'lH Iv'N NOR u'tn 'uHh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

first bottle was gone ! found great
relief so ! continued using it until |
had taken eight bottles. Now | am
very well and can do my own house
work. | can gladly recommend Lydia
Z. Pinkham's medicine TO suffering
women" - Mrs. BERTHA LlERING,
Il. +. D., Ravenswood, W. Va.
The ordinary day Of most house,
wives is a ceaseless treadmill OF wash
ing, cooking. cleaning, mending,
sweeping, busting and caring for
little ones. How much harder the tasks
when some arrangement Of the system
causes headaches, backache, bearing
down pains and nervousness. Every
such woman should profit by Mrs.
Liering's experience and try Lydia b.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
CHAPTER XIII.
The (1irSc of Scotland

me 'Nlldreth" flat consisted only
= -FOUR small rooms and bath, the
plef evidently converted from a
ZONES closet, and McCarty and
S'gnhlS searched them thoroughly.
4ouuI no trace of the woman.
SHe QuI H., double honk OF IA motor
IoIh Iu the street below came to
,s'lr ears as they were on the point
~ departure and they descended to
,,,I a crowd OF excited tenants gath
vd,u IN the halls and on the stairs,
Kun a ~.lue-coatcd officer pushing
~. NlN 'hrnugh tho fhrnnP.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
BOOM IN EFFICIENCY
Labor official SAYS labor surplus
hns Resulted In More Proficient
Workers.

There has boon an increase Of IS
u"r cont IN efficiency among crafts
men ne a direct result NJ the labor
sIrplus, according TO T.. y Ellis OF
the federal state employment sorry
ice. Mr.. Ellis secs In this f,yt q
very real benefit 10 the earnest and
efficient workman, as well a. 10 the
business situation y little later ON
'rhts Is u happy day Tor the pro-
ficiout man" said Mr.. Fills. "uo
rrts what's his, and he doesn't carry
q load ~ iucfticicncy for the othcr
fellow II has boon q process W
wedding out, " the survival Of tho
%fitt'st, and with normal times tn"
really proficient man I'm his trade
really has nothing to fear"
Railroads are taking on more
mon I'm their ear departments and
shops. and tho grain movements arc
aiding the labor situation. Mr.. Ellis
stated with tho return ~ tho men
from tho harvest fields, there IL an
Increased number uf applicants for
work. this. however, ~ In a large
measure a floating population.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
HOW MANYCARDS?
By Isabel Ostrandcr
IL AaurlNa r.. d.

d,i BACK there It's all right,
't'''S %" trouble II was just "a bit
W. " I"" but IT'S over now and no
."' ituIl' Ihc policeman Winkcd
,"'". Up ar M''aIiy on the stanS
"Uu ,H'h addressed thc Jahhcrlns
,'"N1 once more. Get back where
!"u u''"hS ana Puit making "A DIS
tuThdh'' or III send FOR the wagon
"hu run YOU all in' Come down, sir.
l'u lh'm out mo the N~estibule
"''" slammed lh' d"or ait'r MN.
''''''LNt sergeant Martin ~
p'u NV on, l' Whispered. ~ ca re
'oiin'I l'~ouhdsinau M'Citty, sir
's sprcl'l deputy now und'r
,nSIN.'"l pin'l' M'tarty 'Nplhri'd
"'l,A'' " oman on ih' i"ltth lLoor'
rear uS",i ia" name ut hlIdrcth Is
"",'',u Wv h'V"u aid We "'lllvS'
.h" h'I' pul shr got away on 'h'
t'-'s.ip' rake Martin ana scarch
" IHI's ana IN" roofs ana II you
ln'" ], tro'' or h't IraNe nm on
tulEl ID ~le iiai uhtlI ne s ~rellcNeu.
! nr,ct On, i,,,n '"''
"nipht ~, tL' -r,u.cr,,, ropi,,d
y.i,b ,,n W., No
| uuJrrth wnnr,r' ia ~. '''
mann N,.r,ri, ,,ull ,rs,cr
Martin entered tho ycstibul,.
"iliu walked clear over 10 Fifth
! av ME and waited all this time Tor
a nus" he announced. Hes lust
= artcd uptown and | came bark
/ according to your Instructions MAJ.
/ but you were nowhere around and |
couldn't keen on sounding this hcrul
All at once hell broke loose hero In
the house and figured you were in
10, somehow"
McCarty explained gruffy. adding
A drscriptiCu pf tho "IIildrcth" Wum-
an, and Martin whistlcd.
9TH, Il,Iwir yiil To "A r." he OK
/ claimed. And that valot-so that's
how tho land lays, Wen find her
II she's on the block"
After a few final orders McCarty,
with Dennis in town, returned TO
the. drugstore and nOddinE to the
surprised clcrl, ne entered the tclc-
phouo booth and called M police
HEADQUARTERS. A. long 10 minutes
clnusod before he rcappcarcd, red
and %perspiriug. and said In a hur-
ricd undcrtoue to his companion:
"Yost Is ON his way mn tn the
C~rcvcling house as fast ~ the in
spcctor's own car can take him.
| Hc's to find on, n nm is there and
stand guard over him"
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n'"a n,,r,s ra,, 80, n,'ov Ia lao
matd tn, 'ria1s Vn,'yn co, , rlo,r
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h"n LII. Wa Iogni
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which Rcvcrnt Kerr Is one of the
L. members assists IN building and
extends building loans to rrcsbytc-
tilu churches ala over tho country
L1st y,ur u dishufscd @t75u.1g6 in
grants and loans.
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LTOuDlt anu IN
II animation so
that | was not able
to do my house
work. ~Iconsulted
several doctors
but none seemed
to give me relief.
! read in a paper
Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound,
so ] decided TO try
il, and before the
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SUFFEREDSEVEN
LONG YEARS
Finally Relieved by taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound A

Ravenswood, w. Va.-"For sever
long years | suffered from a female