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New Britain herald., 1921-11-18
name for himself about the ooun.

name for himself about the ooun-
try
A match between the two men had
been arranged to be held in New
York city, but when the local Is, of
G, began negotiations for the appear
'ance of Drlton, it was decided 10
stage the bout here, This will be the
nthletie act of the revue, and the
committee have quite a number Of
vaudeville acts under consideration
and they will select them so that each
branch of entertainment viii be rep
resented,
Invitations have been extended 10
AN the councils about the state TO at
tend the affair and from the onthu-
siasm already manifest over IT, the
theater will be filled TO capacity
recesuon TO MIR, ana Airs. Brit
ton will take place at the. X. Of g,
home on Franklin Square, Immediate
~ after the show is over, The local
boy and his wife will then renew ac-
quaintances and meet old friends.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-18
Orioles Reorganize for
1921 Basketball Season

The Oriole BASKETBALL team has re-
organized for the 1921-102z basket
ball season and the management is
preparing a schedule with some of
the fastest 100 pound teams in the
state. The team captured the JUNIOR
championship of the city last year.
Thomas Donahue, manager, IS Book
ing games and may he reached at i6
W3shington street.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-18

giving dinner viii be on sale, includ-
ing home made bread, biscuits, cook
los, cakes, pies, candy, salted nuts,
preserves and relshcs. The proceeds
of the sale will be used for the home
missionary work, and the women of
the society viii be in attendance all
New Britain herald., 1921-11-18

A housemaid in France earns from
1875 to $50 francs a month.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-18

afternoon, A general invitation is ex-
tended to all members of the parish
TO attend.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-16

!. Mr.. and Mrs. 0snonG. who have
jus, returned from . camping trip
with their Eucst. will iesys this week
for another outing which 10 10 las,
for several days.
l.. holland arrived last nisht from
San Francisco and is reEistsrsd at
the Whit. Pelican hotel.
Miss Thirra Anderson. is In town
from her home at Merrill visiting hcr
grandmother. Nrs. Thomsr Martin.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-16

them to Ashland whore they will
visit for = few days. returning home
later by way OF Crater Lake.
r. G. LaFrsniere. a lumberman
from Bray. Ia spending . few days
In klamath Falls attending to busin.
ess affairs.
Nate Otterbein. while making re-
pain to n linotype machine In the
Herald composing room this morning.
caught his little finger OF his left
hand In the machine. crushing tho
tip badly.
Theodore Young WAS a visitor In
town this morning from Midland.
whore he operates general mer-
chandise store.
Charles Snow was purchasing sup
plies from klamath Falls merchants
this morning.
Mrs. Al Mark OF Poo Valley drove
into town this morning to purchase
supplies from merchants for tho hay
Ing season.
MIR. and Mrs. George ulrich and
sons. Almond and ROLAND. will leave
tomorrow for Medford for a brief
visit.
W. J. Roberts. is here from Med.
ford for an extended business and
pleasure visit. Mr.. Roberts moved.
with his family. to Medford. after
selling out his grocery business here,
Mrs. b. N. Levin left this morning
for Dunsmuir to be gone about two
weeks visiting her sister.
Reg Schonchin Ia a county seat
visitor this weekend from Chiloquin.
p. s. Pickett OF Recreation came
into town yesterday from his home
there to attend to matters Of bust
ness.
Miss Marie Obenchain. Miss Ruth
Ivan Houston and Ernest
McCollum will make up party that
will drive to Crater Lake Sunday.
II. ]. Tichnor. a progressive farm
Or In Langell Valley. was In town this
attending to legal business
at tho court house.
Miss Mildred Thrasher accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thrasher
and II. A. Sanders will drive to Four
Mile lake for the weekend. The par
.y expects to leave some time today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. " Houston and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. IT, Carnahan will
cave today for a few days outing at
spring Creek.
Mrs. George Watt Was . passenger
IN this mornings outgoing train
,ound for San Francisco. She expects
o Join Mr.. Watt and their son. Tom,
Who drove down yesterday With DR..
Day.
@. A. KraqPe. manager Of the Kla.
nath Manufacturing plant IN this
,ity. left this morning for Yakima,
on business.
Mrs. Edward Brady and daughter.
Mona Bianch. ieN this morning for
)orris. California. whore they will
'isit with Mrs. Brady's parents for q
ew days.
Austin F. Flegel. Jr. assistant Un-
ted States district attorney. arrived
ast night from Portland and will
attend to legal matters for the next
ew days.
Walter Dixon arrived yesterday az
ernoon from Fort klamath on mat
ers Of business.
Miss Rose Reed will arrive tonight
rom Oakland. California for q two
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-16

the klamath General Hospital. Mrs.
schnable was reported today to be
slowly regaining her strength.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Wright and
two small children left this morning
on a camping trip, which will carry
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-16
Personal Mention

Mrs. p. r. Schnable has been III
FOR several days with an infection in
the neck and Is being cared for at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

SIDE OF the Rising Sun Tavern. even
,hough II Ia known that 1t was tho
nGst hcstciry OF It's kind In Northern
nI,Einia ana quite proper place for
s nn 10 go. must have been this.
i,or the austerc Mary, mother OF
washington. Went there at times ana
n"ught ilne brandy to take bnck to
her home on Stafford Heights. a mile
or so away.
Nuhoukh the origin Of the Rising
huilt BY one OF the wallaccs. an, am
Sestor OF the Wallace family of StnC
,ord. and then sold. coming Into
'"sssssion OF Wccdon who, turning
prm,!ary travellers aud those who
brought In caravans OF grain. dcdi-
cated II 10 the use OF gentle folk only.
anu c mus became one of the largest
nSurcs IN the events leading 10 the
war ana II hiaJor-Scncral in the ...iny.
m" old tavern liz wcil-prescrv.d
ana ~ taken care OF by the Associa.
l"n Tor the Preservation Of Virgins,
;Nhtiluities. Not much change has
hr"n made In II since tho days of rs
e!ory, when at its hospitablc hearth
Young James Monroe argued for IN.
emancipation OF slaves, George Ma
son spoke his Views on the rights or
n 2t.. Weed3n talked forever "scdl-
land since he had fought with Ed
ward at the disaster OF Colloden and
stole out OF Scotland n hunted man.
jefferson discussed those principles
Declaration OF Independence ana the
Kandoiphs. Biands. Byrds. iIarrisons.
Moncurcs. Taliafcrrus, Fitzhuvhr
Lewis OF Marmion. Carriers OF Cicvc.
nInlciEh Tray.rs tof Sir Walters
Crows Nest" Thomas Fltnhmgh or
'Boscobcl Chatham" Scldcn OF Sa,v.
lhEton' Brcnt OF Bcllvuc. Iudvcli
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

u, time at Chatham and the horses
or ~! the Virginia gentlemen. even
neiuuinE George Washington. raced
on me fine track back OF tho great
mouse for purses or 10 to 100 pounds.
while cock lights and wrestiini:
ilatchcs amused in between. the tav-
'rn was always fun and always gay.
But thc apex of the tavcrn's glory
WAS reached when, the great peace
bali WAS held officially to celebrate
ne ne rnd Of "a. war. ana Washington
burg iown hall. OF those who cam.
tih"ltion says. none failed 10 visit
General Wecdnn's tavern, though tho
Eeniai freshman was now abou, to
without a head when General M.r,rr
fell. "'' '''
Among thosn who came To- Fred
rriGkspurE and went at some time
nu'inE th"ir stay to the famous old
nm. besides Washington. and Wcc,lon
and Major Lewis. ,Spoitswood and
Mason and others Of The "neighhor-
hooH were Brieadier General Ste
'hth hOylan. another lrishman who
served as Wash!ngton's aide. as com
m!sShry general and as commander OF
troops ~ Yorktown: Brigadicr.G cn-
vrna IRVINE irish too. and here AT
narharis author Of the Barber OF
Seville" AMI general In the American
army; the Marquis dc Lafayette. the
nisroumle dNouvalles. Count Hes
IxlsG
ana Marshall, and many others
Mnny Ladies' There.
hut, VINO were the ladies there"
history does not pay. but the dancing
master; ;n Mr.. Christian. who taught
the .n EIri iSo r Sh"umE ladies" through
sketches OF their personal manner
ana dress, has described for us n host
OF ihem many OF them misses OF
- ana la, who now would be called
girls hut were uuitc younv ,nIi.S
then. Catherine Wills. Of Frs,cr FINS
hurE. mother OF the Princess Murat
who was widow with "A young child
az ~ years OF age and married again
Il, H. and .hese We mag hr sure
were present. married or st!!l single
MISS Lucy LiEhtfnot Lee was tall
ana stately Cat 10. Mr.. Christian
says. wearing 4 bright chintZ gown
"ith Il blue stamp elegantly made,
hi ne SILK quilt and stays, now said
20 be- the fashion in London but TO
my mind great nuisance While
MISS Hale danced in "a white IIol-
n kown' cunt very fine. +" lawn
rolls at each Side ana TUT OF rib
bon Tor cap"
II is easy 10 surinise tina, the
charming Gregory girls, now married.
were there. and that !i;;lc Maria
Mortimer. who on the n"Nt night. at
10 years Of age. was hostess Tor All
the great gentlemen. Was also u
gn"st. as well rs M!as Betsy Lee.
Martha GUSTS, and poscy Custls,
Molly Poscy. Ann. Mason, Alice Lee
ana Mary Amber twifc or Chief Jus.
ticc MarshnlD. sally Patton. "lntai
com" from England 10 teach" the two
Turbervllle girls. Priscilla Garter.
Jenny Washington and the Lewis
girls. the Taylor girls. and the Fitz-
huEhs. OF Boscobcl and Chatham
1t Is by no means certain tina;
these young ladies ever saw the in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
COUGH AND CHEST SORENESS
EASILY Relieved This Way

can't praise this new medicine TOO
hiSh, declared Mrs. j. 81; Jones. 3.O
i'ale Avenue. 5. T., Roanoke. Va.
Every one knows the danger Of n
lingering cough and chest soreness.
IL makes You pale, weak. nervous
ana rri,ahlr. too. ana sleeping isn't
easy "her You cough all night.
Thnt is why people take Earlc's
siypo-Cod. IL knocks out such trou-
bies by quickly fortifyins and
strcnGthening the system. Soon as
You do tha' away go cough. cold
and minor winiry ills like water Off
Il ducks back. Hypo-Cod contains
iiypophosphites. valuable extractiyes
OF Cod Liver Oil and peptoncs Of Cod
Liver. enhanced medically by combi
nation with Malt extract Wild
Cherry Bark extract and Iron Pen
tonnte. Ii is triumph of modern
chemistry. powerful. palatablc and
easily assimilatod by even the weak
est stomac oh. With the exception Of
u few stores which have tonics or
their own. druggists are urging peo-
pie To usu this newer, more powerful
tonic. Its cost is trifling compared
with results.--Adv. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
LEPRosY CURE FOUND, SAYS
PROFESSOR OF PATHOLOGY
>ir Leonard Rogers, of Calcutta.
tinlms Discovery HIS Grcnt
Effect UuDn DIscnsc,


LONDON, Jan. 29.--The Daily News
publishes an interview with Sir Leon.
ard Rogers, professor OF pathology M
Calcutta. who claims TO have discoy-
cred a treatment for ieprosy which
may result In the possibility OF per
nancnt cures.
He is said TO have followed tho
work ~ Or. iIciscr an .\mcrican
practicing In the Philippines. whm
took up The work In 1918. RoycrY
discovered the value OF salt with a
preparation OF chauimoogra oil
which Or. Hciscr iirst used success
iuJlE as an injection.
RogcrS' Improvement enabled in
Jrctions {" be- made ntraycnousI,
with greater effect on tho ,Iiscas,
destroying the icprosy bacillus. II,
one cas-. "a iepcr recovered his .fyLt
Others r"gaiucd the sens. OF tnlIch
One man who could not Walk .on
yards now walks ten miles. Several
cases have r"inaiacd apparently cured
two and a half years II Ia not We,
possible Ia say there have been prr
nhncnt cures. owing 10 IN. long
period OF incubation OF tho discnsc
Rogers mad. a preparation from
cod liver oil giving the same rc.t,l;s
ana ~ now testing Il in Indian lcpcr
hospitals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

slams, who surrounded him. II was
then but six days after the battle
8: Lexington. and the news had not
reached Virginia. From the tavern
IN" news that the company was 10
start TO williamsburg was sent 10
General Washington in a letter sign
ed Hugh Mercer. George Weldon,
Alexander Spottswood. John Willis"
Writing further OF Virginia tav-
ems. and possibly Of the Rising Sun,
az which hc was once Il guest the
WEIGH tutor, .Ichn Davis. said:
Il found At the taverns every lux
ury that money could purchase. The
richest viands covered the tables and
ice cooled the Madeira that had cross
ed the ocean thrice" In those days.
Tor unknown reasons. Madeira must
cross the ocean thro" times before II
waS ~ TO drink. An even better idea
90 the meals is given by the dancing
teacher Mr. Christian. who tells OF !,
dinner -; which bass. perch, oysters
nam, mutton. vegetables auI fruits
we're served, Will. for desert there
Was pudding. apple pie, peaches. nuts
J"!'tcS anu ice cream"
When Squire Thomas F.tzhugh held
ms great race meets for a week at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
uody Lies I'm tIoIIy,yoo,i
HIGH, INSPIRATION DRAWN
FROM WRITINGS OF MAURY
lCnniinued From First Dag

'CoH'ihucd from !rst iaEe')
Having been brought UP In the
school Of States rights, where wc
lad for masters the greatest states
mcn Of America, and among them
Mr. Madison. the w!scst OF them all.
! could not, and did not hesitate.
rrcos niEed this call, considered ii
mandatory. and. Formally renpuncing
al! allegiance 10 the broken Union.
FASTENED over 10 the south side OF
The Potomac there 10 renew to father
iann those vows OF fcalty service
aud devotion which tie state of Nir-
@in'a had permitted me TO pledge To
III" Federal Union so long only as. by
serving il. might serve her"
Unpopular With Davis.
In 1862 Mtury who was not popu-
lar with President Davis. was sent
/" England on mission OF no great
inheritance and remained there until
The end OF The war. He CarrieN with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Roanoke Lady Tells How to
stop 1t In Few
Days.
ORDINARY COUGH
REMEDY NO GOOD

Il was in very much rundown
condition following Il spell of Grippe
!a"i winter, and, though ] tried all
sort. OF cough remedies. ] couldn't
get rid OF The awful cough and chest
soreness had. tried lot of
things Then saw an advertise
mcni in the Roanoke paper. ! sent
down Ia the drug sio:c and got
Earic's llypo-cod Three bottles
cured me and built me up SO nice
| gave the last OF the third bottle to
my little boy. and, don't you know,
that medicine worked wonders for
the little fellow. The soreness In
my chest disappeared aud took on
new strength. Tho cough left and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

To make UT. for the great los, Of Iron
caused b? the life woman 10 compelled to lead .
she should eat mote iToH-contaiRing fruits and
vegetables and take organic iron from time to
time to put new red blood corpuscies into her
pale thin .watcy blood Without iron your blood
loses its power to change food into living cells
aud tissue and nothing you eat docs you the
proper amount OF good-you do not get the fun
strength out Of il, and you ,hsiefore become
weakened in body and mind.
n THERE ARE 90 900 oo0 IoonoSo RED
and each one mus, have iron-lron is red blood
food. acS--
When you xet up feeling Tired In tie morn.
ing when. you can no longer do your days work
without being NIL tagged out at night: when
your digestion all eoe, wrong. or you have pain,
across the back ard your face looks paie and
drawn. do not wa until you go all to pieces
and collapse in state OF neIvou, prostfation
oruntii in youi weakened condition you contract
some serious disease but consult your family
physician md have him take specimen OF your
blood and make "bood count" Of your red
blood corpusSies. or test the iron power Of your
blood yourself by adding plenty Ct spinach. car
rots. baked apples brother ming fruits
aad vegetables to your daily food and take
organic iron like Nusated Iron with them for a
while and sec houpuch your condition improves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

MAN GOES OUT WHEN HE PI.rASRS. gets
fresh air and exercise, sees different faces BUT WO-
MAN STAYS AT HOME. looks after the children
and performs the monUtouous household duties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Lee of Berry IIili." Richard Henry
Lee OF "Wakeiicld," and other famous
men visited frequently. and heard the
news and discussed the politics OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

TIE AVERAGE MAN NEARLY CRAZY IN A
hiONIll but wom3n patient and perscvcrinS she
49, goes on and until at last the indoor work and
nervous strain sap the iron from her blood leaving
Lcr weak. nervous. pale and aged hooking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

It's common thing hear ''OIl. HOW OLD
LOOKING MFRS. JONES HAS BECOME."-
with iron starvation Of the blood most any
would become old and iaggard looking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
MAKE HER WEAK NERVOUS AND lRRITAB Lar
her To LOOK Old, and lose her beauty md magnetic

The average thinks woman work easy
realize THE TERRIBLE STRAIN ON THK NE
SYSTEM which is caused Ivy CONSTANT DRUDC
doing The same thing and over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
RISING SUN TAVERN
IN FREDERICKSBURG
WAS BUILT IN 1850

(Conlinucd From First ragcD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Thousands of people have
sur pTisinyly incre their
strength, energy and endurance
y two weeks time by this Sim.
pie experiment. Hut In making
this test be sure that the iron
you take 10 organic iron and not
metallic or mineral iron which
people usually take.
Organic Iron is like THERON In
your blood and like the iron In
spinach. lentils and apples while
metallic iron 10 iron just as Il
comes from the action Of strong
acids on small pieces Of iron.
Organic Iron may he had from
yonr drlgaist under the name
Of NuIated Iron. NuIated Iron
represents ofgnnic iron In such
. highly concentrated form that
one dose 70 estimated to be ap.
proyimateiy equivalent lin or.
eanic Iron conteEt) to eating
hall a quart Of spinach or one
quart OF green vegetables. Ills
like taking extract Of beef In.
stead Of eating pounds Of meat.
Always lnslst on having re nui
-NuTatd Iron. II you are not |
to the mark telephone for a pacl
tablet foru only. Look for tn
Arizona republican., 1921-01-13
Thir1king Experiments
By DR. FRANK CRANE Copyright. 1920, by Frank Crane)

There IS more intelligence ip an instinct than ID 1tniUersity
 maticS It is 1Uorking problems Of mathematics eUery minute that aOouLd take tue professor gear.
 Wby do caU i noble to betieUe against evdence, and cruel to belieUe n accordance aOitb eUldence? No avords are so eloquent as silence no gesture eloquent restraint aud the strongest expression think of for terror IS thdt turned to St0ne To eUerything else there IS limit but to stupidity man mag knoa0 au things except aohat he aViU do ne1t.
 The laaVyers have saying that God oreknoaos ever- thing but tue decision of c petit jury
 More people haUe been crucfed by conuctions than by doubts
 Things that bore US are trer than things that are in- terestiRg.
 There are "cIoses" ip music; none ia life.
 There IS steddy tendency to madness in the human race; d tdt from aversdI isdnity is aO0rk. man thdt hos to get agp qOhen the bell rings and C0rk eight hours dag, hos the best chGnce for nOr 7naIcy"
 Experiment is the only road to Achievement
 As rule, tue higher mof1s sdtdry the nearer he comes to earning it
 We obey more strictly those ace EoUe achen they have gone a1Uay thdn qohen they are aOith uS.
 Most people send their children to school not to train them to Oor but to hd0e them taught hoac to Joe Cit out aUork, or by 1Uorbing ds little ds possible.
 The most interesting thing in tue aOord IS ME, but find myself except m the hedr of a0ho toUes 2e
 We unconscious at deatb ct birth; not jn thoa8dnd knO10s a0hen ne d1es.
 The most interesting pIace to Osit aoouId be Back ot the Looking Glass.
 There are more miracles than ever The smell ot gaso line has dued perception. Flying iS really ing nOlU GS jB Ddrius Greenes dag.
 Belief IS not founded bott0nLeSS guL6bjty. Fdith IS simply permanent lUOnder. And aOOnderS i- teHgentLy unless bjs feet ore pJdnted oD Science
 Ardgo the great saUant, said to the 1Uife Of DdgueYe He lUh0 outside Of pure mathematics SdyS thing is impossible, speaks lCith0W TeaSOn.'
 Science has mOrds u hands the pistol to the suicide and trors rope to the droUnng aoih entire ndifer-
Arizona republican., 1921-01-13
New York Today
Bu HERBERT COREY

NEW YORK.-It looks ds though b0Ilng IS to 6e pushed of the map i NeaU York ds the neaC Sdte administration gets in its seat Or at least reg uldted Or, dt the Uery minimum made to behaOe. Aud Gu the borers and their friends aud ndndgerS and hdngers-on sUiU erade hedven-shdking yetp They 1Uiu sob about blue aaCs and the Joss Of liberty and pl eyed reformers-
 Whereas the truth IS thdt aU the harm that IS being done borg in thiS state hos been done by the men most interested in the business
 Look at the facts. Here IS sport popular thdt Madison Square Gdrden be filled a0lth from ten to fifteen totsand bat-10inged enthusiasts any night de- cent shoc offered EUery other night m the aceek other so-cded clubs are running absolutely to capacity The
 limits Of the business i1 NeaO York Citconsdered in its business aspect on-ore ont marked by the supply of boGers If there good Gs cLeUer fighters toqU there aUoud be tights edch a0eek But eUen tue popeged fight aCrdngrs Of NeaU York oU not pay to see men fqht aUho hove been too badly frdged.
 Not only these sho1Cs running bdnkfau, but the prices charged only ecpdinable on the theory hdt the fgh promoters regard the fghoung public of Nec York froty nus and able to proUe they are right As triumphant cImGr to their demonstration they ore adUertisiq "beneff for the American Fund for the Devastated Regions Of France fight p Which Benny Leonard HghtaOeig champion, s to appear, dnd tor eUch he and hs opponent to be pdd such ridiculous Eu Lrqe tbdt it IS hard to ho0 penny cdn be realized for the charity. Yet seems to sec ths- no one except of those 0ho agGist borng i al its forms and M such scheme dS ths good d11fn1- ton for their campaigns.
 If boring decenty n NeU York-lf lt a0ere
 oh0I conducted b honest men, Dho did not try to fleece
 the public skin tue poor little kids aoho tight 20 pret-
 naries daub their fingers by permitting queer fghts tt aUoud be terfered Cith 1t S more decenty conducted tha before i the cys history but eUe@ so there any abuses at the clubs mdy De closed