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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities
:}S

DRUG STORE WANTED Would Iikc 10
Duy drug store III good location, p!c-
Ter subuihs. Give iG!l Information. Lo1
II 800. rnv Dispatch.
GROCERY UCSiN ESS-Wantcd to buy
EiOcrsS business. w4.l also consider bus
iuS properly. 40 fancy price consider
ed. AdiI-Ss II $50. SAT-. The Dispatch.
If YOU want - sell or guy business. see
Richmond Busiirss Exchange 80
Ameiic%n National Bank Building.
fhUGc Madison 1908.
YOUNG N.>S with som" business expert
cUc', - take .iCtlv- int,r.st In !,
Broad street corpora lion. Must invest
t,a inousd:.d dollars. GIVE references in
FIRST !y;t.r iioa y $50. The Dispatch.
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SHIPPING CLERK wants work a. once
Gan route al shipment where; very
Huict ana steady. BOX 3ii. The Dis
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'Easic~ f" LIUi,ea wrni "a most
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Statesmen and Agent,

SA!.i.SMA& Wanted. an cnDof.enc.G pat
~ medicine salesman to sell II we'll
EaCrn Inc of u.dIciH", who an finance
".irsei: - ;rsy"i nT-i Two wees. Good
rv!Iu.iss!oaA paid weekly. Yea round
.ryp2>.uon 10 nam tna; con SCI. IN.
sD..s ieGuIanen. i.iT!tOry Address
o.. II. y. l.. -. Box -. Nosio!k, Va
SA!.HSHEE- -wan;o!. twD sa!o.iu.r Tor
Richmond Lave advertising .fO.ps.,IoiI
.,' nan .!l.!": ~ "OT.. Apply ia per
.J4 90 EaEt broad street. 10 20
81 20 T.. Il. ar Coleman.
N'-AsIEE PIA:sO AND PHGs:DGEApjI
SALESMAN. \ Will n som - ND
L~f.. isI.IiIED FIkJ. iiA:,JLIS,; MI
slo.,L lHSTNu ME:,1s. nAs AS
DFts,iSC FOR = ftES T.CI.ASS
SALESMAN WiIii ILEA& AND
an sNccESSFGL SAILS HLCD!sD.
e-E E%fEEIkSC.D ~ FIhSD -E..I..
10 rEEf EIkED. THIS o AZ lA-
ruE EIGHr rAETY 10 CO&>..o'f
WITH = H!GH GRADE BCSI.hSs.
uAsISG ilNE FUTURE TD--ii.ILI'
TiEs ron ADvANCEMESr g., EE-
i'LIi$G GIVE Full PARTICULARS
% FAST RECORD, ,DSNEtI!OS,
ere All. EkI'LiEs Will Isl. COS
sibEEf.D CCSFiDESTIii Address
:, 300. CAKE THE DjsfATcH
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EMPLOY lIEN7
Situations Wantc,i-AInIc

SHIPPING CLERk-founG unarrird n,on
WISHES position a. shipping clerk rc
ceiSing clerk. assistant shipping cfrrk
or position OF ANY KIND In Wholesale husi.
n nss WIN I" iH,ur.. Can Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

SHOW CARD WRITER wishes chance TO
I"tohit " lndo" trimmer oi general dry
E"ou>; nahc an Oiicr rhunc KanLo!ph
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FORDS, USED FORDS.
Prices Right.
Universal Motor Co., Inc,
1912 West Broad St.

r. LIN tcat- PASSENGER chufr,r, -,,t
go az PAGAN. Mus; sell. \;t.n,t
H'''si - .'t' West aEosc Street.
Sll OK Ill i--For sale. Mitchell 1871. "a,
IN GOOD condition. lA:s..r - 90.
s-'tr. ihc"s Madison og.. or 40! t..,,
ti-!."iv model SIX sedan. pas.
S'nEvT. Al coalition. It.. 80
.S4.rsa. o! iot us!c FERNS 10 r,s5oa
.s's .aTt!. " al as. syaGc Tor i'snt
-, 81. ha"iUah -5Cy.J a:i,: 10
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WArCtiMAN. experienced wants pOsitInn
s. "m,v' he"tord Berry, 'c1 y. seventh
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MEELHINUiSE

- #
ARTICLES Tor Snie OF
Amy SURPLUS SUPPLIES of ali kinds
NnNS ndmmocks. $3.50 each: new barb
Mre' os-In coils: slightly rusty. Si75
NJ con. 20 HIP. Vim steam engine
sI-"' -trimp roofing slightly used Iuc
nc' sm"rt u the army used it, We have
"I,in Tor eathioS. Dept. Nd. l.
tI,aN hi.u Navy Supply Company t2u
-iMooh Avenue. 1903 East Frankilp
street 1901 lester Street tPhonc MAJ:
ron tOoll. Richmond. Va.
MISUNDERSTANDING nrenI, s,erd.,1
NothfS machires. Used machines IS 10
slS. Al , makes machines repu,reX
street.
NOTE that every Ad Is correctly inosx.d.
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SITUATIONS Misunderstanding 80

EDOr r. EEf.EE--i desire ii position a. !,
bggzs.-Drr Df assistant LoOH.,-I.g. an
..,- The beat u; references. 80. l. 80.
'-Te IN. Dlspatca.
noon KEEPER h1p@riene"d young i.dy
ti"siSe. position at once. Call ISy4I. .aI, j
CLEHICAL wOEK-.EI perlenc.4 IIy
wanfr r!rf!ca. ~DTk Good aHG sccurnt.
a. nsurt. kVrJ bill cIrIA can u.u
tyge~Eit'T i..st references Can Ran
CLERICAL WORK Young LADY. thor.
uuEHly experienced. deslfes ae'lnanent
gosil..m nj !a:.rcLc.s. T.. y ,.oI
cOMrA&ID% lady 4nhes POSITION IN
fsAr-G !smUJ rOrnaaH!Dn and a..
,l,-aGt "a uvuHrrs cp!nS. ErieT..1a !Ir-
r.,hs1 AdGsssa +. IL. r. -. I,4 ii
BJ.kn"r. Va
COOK -Eoiorea woman wants place a,
ogoS and plain no.ss ~"rh nenJ ANA
hSne.,. CAL a, 1z' Wsst cisy s,f..i
KXrEEfHScED LADY DESIRES rOsi.
Ton IN d.ntiets ar doctofs once. Phone
GsG:.On LsIG
HOcaEKHEpEE- Lady Of refinement
@.uts place companion house.
svcg.r H.ss WoD!drifsc. 1909 J.ner.
Avenue
HOCBEx EEPE1-w.po zone cl!!aJ
r:shes poli,ioh as hovsokeepeI. USI b
s.s. care Tha Dispatch.
b lnIeaxL thsss csIumnA ="
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

Motorcycles ami bicycles IL
hlIi Gle ACCESSoEI repairing %; all
.in1>. iiargi>ous. I'll Eas, ffanSlin
BiCNCl; Es--When buying . siyypls Away.
SIN me best That IS the Hanger. j.
Automobiles for ENclrangc ~
oAk LAND SIN 20 .N"hau;. ,or real estate.
sooG ~ new Randolph So7J-j
Auto Accessories II
AALES tr oN,T.auG>, Cn.,uG.er. poi.cs
iiG'yhs thn .;ucTs, CG"NTU..t> and Fcrds
Also Trans MISSION s-ags. vision and Inn.
s."sst sitiHSs. bearings. wheels ctC. for
ttASt!ch 70! az maze S1rs. Bring o. send
b5oNcn parts wanted ana Va All. Jupii-
cate sane; Wilbur L. poison ~ no.
AE"nG. Phone Randolph 5tsi
SOplEs. Complete stoek OF ForI roinfncc-
yial bodies !ur ton trucks open and ION
Spcc'a. Irives % reduce stock ". e
ioG - 70 - on !ouE body See ou-
Con, 70. IL South f.chth Street;
TIRE SALE--All naAes a, sacr.ac. prices
>. u s";ore riHh!us !og- mkt pur-
ShAss: Naiioad. Iir- and Rubber GO
g. Mcsi Broai Street.
TUBE repair IL; Gr.v VITA every tire or
XVI" iGr, hasc: TINS wcrk -Nac..''
I'say - West Grace. Madison 1885
VIRGINIA AUTO Tor BUILDERS
Iu.s an: seat Covers To-. Re-. .-In-
81. West i'-oad r.S.
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Painting apc.inu

HOUSE. TAIST!NC; - r. k!.s,, T. So,
.a.. !tsG.-sa-I -a.-J
v III. 2as-r CLEANED samuel Davis. 2!7
"ystA .r.'- !-sGiO.ah Ss'5 "
WALL PAPER cleaned c4lel:..n!nx SAINT
!stLs. ga y rIrs. >: Ran .sIs-W
WALL !%FLE-yDs nfs;-class worE AZ
,e~t't mics 90. J.. Nckifi-ica.
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+! uberai Directors
l-Adlc. TAILOR,
-r~CIlai>

DON I neglec, Your car
PETS. They VII. loo.. bet
Ter ana rs. longer if YOU
send them % the Star
Cleaning Go. 10 be ,ilor-
oughly cleaned. Office,
9l9 Esst Broad: plant,
120S Dance.
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IN JL!%G Road BUILDERS. gravel. ,ana
20 go! n-i"r.h. hauling .Uus ard
M G-i1i'-ts. isra sor-p he rates W-!,.
- .lat. toh-.ascy. : -
u 80 -'4t.-- era;!gS ana ,nlga.as
MOVING euI hauling g.TE!,tIr. Jr.r.,
h1i+ as... 1sa.. i.aaIy!gE 1853, -.
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PAIGE TOURlNG-Open
and closed top. a bar
gam. $4,000 cash. A.
Il. Tiller, 1903 West
Broad st.

'IEM ;Ek d.mons;:aJ5- y. D. No., .,,
80 y - Ma-a street w.
~, bNN IN Gag. Bts ~ Tor ss.- 900
T.,.1'' cash payment. 90! E..Sr-L
~ ." t-gca. panel :c.y ..5--, 80
I.',Va- - south plae Sts.tt Nh ~
TECChS -bay-i:5a.- .-,--.-7------
sells by ygrupa-.sgr s;-cA.
AuFoMoB!LE BARGAINS
~ ,oi!sastnos.. 49,! g" ,.p.ssesr.
S $50" Gi9o roadster aad iov-i..
100: ulJ.G lTguh
- tea E.H i.-eA. h,-r,
a..e fnENrsss. MOTOR co.
~1.tAHiA >rQHAG.. sET ri:p Sr;.eei
:'sa;s.s -. Ksazl!.as:
cyEuBNS
HI va H., be- j's; yel-sA
- 80 "ss; bs5-a s;Syrt, 4'0'o'
-! = 4 AZ : - yasi-., r.e.nr -,
--a--- IL. Is ~. :s:cad
800 - -s's s-v .tu;. Ig,., So
~ 100. s;.-,t. iou-say.
-; 'tsa4 .o- service.
g . .--z hgglevat; g!
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IL YOU want job or piucc work ,in,,c al
dress aIh Nicholson Street
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Auto Livcry-Gar,uc,

AUTO HIRED. Open az. >!OseG car. 81
% J. peg coar iI;is and Taylor. Madi
AUTOS H!REp-&l.5c. s.. 81 per hon,
baHls!s. boulevard --s-5!O-J
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WORK 10y middlc-ag.d man in .,or. mr.
shop OF wdtchIusu's place. Good r,cay.
tnct acquainted Ia city. loA l.: So.
caro- The Dispatch. 49,
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Ads Under the Heading Business Service Does He D2
IL TOnOBfiES
Automobiles for sale

USED CARS VI uuar,utt,d USriu,ucss
A-Scf MOTOR COKP..
Used "a. Dept.
lll Nest BROAD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

POSITION want.d---Youur mar 90 ,.,.,,s
OF ,Er. with thr"" years clerical oxr".
ZEN. ana some KNOW. d. .: boul.>v.l-
tls. desires Work at u.I,t Hull.y,;d
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ROOMS And BOARD
lsOuiiis MN xt,,,,r,

fn soass r. LIN .SrkEEr. zoo EAsr-Iiand-
onvy iur hished rooms with ar VIII
naa pa'h' We make u specially Of IAN.
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Service StatIons-Hcpnirinr

Al 70 Hzs'A.ES anu svaera. m.cn.no
AeGlesnld LIS
BATTERY SERVICE Scg Un.,i, i;,.-
10y ,s 90, = Main -. Kan. 1888.
SFt Nus automobile springs mac. and
Ilt 'n -,s'"r uiy order .- Trough, IN.
S7.'A. Ngu-= Vehicle Go. .E Moth
W. ARE ~ \ POSITION TO DO FIRST
i-NSS IN! TING on All. AXES oE'
AIivMeh!l-t.S BEST OF MATERNAL
ANb WORK aiANS!I!r. PRICES RI,;II r
RICHMOND MOTOR COMPANY. TESTtj
NNl ti..,LNn SrRLETS -, :. 80
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HDO,. X EErEh-i desire position a. !,
Lgsz,.-;"r gf assistant LoOHe,-L.y ,',n
..,r he b"at %; I"fefentes. $50. l. iyt
IIlsrIirn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GAEAIE>-we wl! ouid you an ~
go. -1teEe ,n-ap.g ,han IA, SHIPPED
~ rm's W k.nLl.r. l.c M..,
,rIt.iE NeE 80 IVES; Man Str,
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EMPLOY MENJ
Situations Wantcti-lIc,

,,,.,.,.,,
HOtSEk Eel ER-i.ady twh!tcD. with ON.
th..d wants position as hOus. r,u.r' IL
or country: reasonable pay. Apply Nrs
hhNsnr"tt. So East Marshall Street
MA!b-GIGi wants ala.. naid o., ,y.,i,
rcSS IL East Gay Street. Phone M.,Ji
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Heating a;id i'lurnl,in.
Moving, Trucking, storage :.

- MH.@f Js"n.A= and shey; n..a. So-.
:.-sa.f "p-S SPECIALLY O. Man. II.
g. -'nh.= 60. Inc .iis T.. MAN u,
, 1921-12-02
COLLISION IN
STEAM CLOUD
INJURIES ONE
John Santo, Refinery EN-
ploye, Breaks Leg When
Motorcycle and Auto
mobile Meet.

John santo. age 81. OF $40 East A
street suffered a badly fractured right
leg when n motorcycle be was riding
collided with an automobile on the
pavement north of the old Midwest
refinery. as he was enroute TO work
at noon today.
Tho slippery condition of the pave.
ment and the fog due to steam ex.
haust made It impossible for Mr.. santo
to E the approaching a or for the
driver OF the car to see him.
He was Immediately taken to a 10
cal hospital. where It was thought at
first that his injuries were more Sc
rious than an examination showed. II
fs probable he will be moved to his
home from the hospital in a few days.
, 1921-12-02
AND COUNSEL RECEIVE
THREAT OF DEATH, DEFENSE SAYS
Continues From Page ~

CONTINUED From Page u
the mob" was threatening him. Nc
Nab said.
IF Roscoe Arpuckie had made thu
statement In public that he made
upon the witness stand. God knows
what would nave happened to him.
said his counsel.
Most OF McNab's argument dealt
with what. he termed tho .imprison.
ment" Of Miss Icy Provost and Miss
Alice Blake. prosecution witnesses.
by the district attorney In order to
wiring certain testimony from them"
ut was a deliberate conspiracy
against Arbuckle,' he told the jury.
1T was the shame of San Francisco.
Pertured wretches tried. from the
stand. to deprive this defendant. this
stranger within u gates, of his lib.
erty."
McNab had an associate counsel
read excerpts from the testimony OF
Miss Provost before the grand jury.
IN which she said she was threaten
ed with Imprisonment by the police
IF she did not say that Miss Rape
, 1921-12-02

exclaimed after being injured he
killed mer"
The noon recess eut snort McNab's
argument He aid he would resume
at 1s45 p. M
The prosecution late yesterday nm
ished its hrst address to the jury,
outlining the chain of evidence which
1t contends inks him with the death
Of Virginia Rappe. motion picture &C
tress. said to have been injured fatal
iy at a party In his rooms at the Ho-
tel ST. Francis here. and the defense
began what was expected TO Be its
, 1921-12-02

PARIS, Dec 2-By The Associated
Pressl.-rhs Havrs poles were In
structed by the secret service Of the
French ministry Of the interior this
morning TO arrest Charles W. Morse.
American shipbuiider and financier as
soon Is he landed from the liner Paris.
The instructions were rent by tele-
phone.
The French police acted upon re
quest of the American embassy. which
received belated cable instructions this
morning TO obtain the arrest and de-
tention Of Morse.
The heads Of the secret service here
are not certain whether the Havre po-
lice received their instructions In time
TO apprehend Mr.. Morse. but they are
relying upon the American newspaper.
men in Havre TO shadow him. until
the police arrive.
, 1921-12-02

atcd Prrssl.-Prtme Minfzfsr Lloyd
George again got In touch with Sim
Fein representatives here late today.
but on what phase of tho situation. It
did not appear. The member OF the
delegation who saw the premier was
Michael Collins, who at 8 o'clock had
an interview with MI. Lloyd George
and Sir Robert Horne. chancellor OF
the exchequer.
, 1921-12-02

A dinner will be served tomorrow
evening ut the homo OF Mr.. and. Mrs.
cesrge Jarvis. $40 South Maple street,
Places will be laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
II. b. Durham and Mrs 8 %. Simo d.
mother OF Mrs. Durham. Mr.. and Mrs
A r Lovely, mother of Attorney
.Lowey. Following tho dinner an In.
formal evening win be spent.
, 1921-12-02
York on the Paris next Monday.

WASHINGTON. Dec. a.-By The
Associated Press.HProvisionai deten-
ton OF Charles w. Morse. s~hipbuilder
and ~financier. who reached Havre to-
day on the steamship Paris. has been
requested Of the French government
by the American embassy al Paris. It
was said today by officials of the
state department.
, 1921-12-02

HAvRE. Dec. 2.-By The Associat.
ed Press). - Charles w. Morse. the
American shipbuilder. who arrived
here on the Paris from New York to-
day. was permitted TO land from the
steamer this afternoon. 1he French
police. however. insisted he must
promise that he would return to Now
, 1921-12-02

only discussion OF the evidence IT
had adducsd-
Gavin McNab. chief OF Arbucsis's
group Of attorneys. broke OF his ar
sument when the hour for adjourn
ment arrived. and said he would fin
isn this morning. The case was ex-
psctsd to reach B jury sometime In
, 1921-12-02

DO afternoon
Arbuckis rat toying with bits Of pa
per Yesterday while Prosecutor Leo
friedman described him TO he jury
a. A-vilAin.
wa are not trying Arbuckie. the
hero OF = thousand laughs" said
Freshman We are trying Arbuckle.
the man."
, 1921-12-02
CHARLES MORSE AGREES
TO RETURN TO u. s. FOR
HEARING ON FIRST SHIP
Provisional Detention of S~hipbuiIder and
Financier Asked of French on Arrival
Today at HARE Port

HAyRE, Dec. 2-(By The Associated Press )-Charles
w. Morse, the American shipbuilder, who arrived here today
on board the liner Paris from New York, declared his willing
ness to go back to the United States by the next returning
steamer.
81 am willing to return 70 America by the hrst boat and
, 1921-12-02

30 / have wired the United States dis.
trict attorney" he told the -eorespon.
dent on board the Paris early this
afternoon
At moor It was learned that Mr..
Morse was being prevented from land
ing but that he had not been placed
under arrest
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-02
Germany Has Communist Revolt
Resembling in Some Phases
Affair OF Year Ago.
MEAT STRIKE COMPROMISED
Foreign and Domestic Pressure for
League Of Nations-More Elastic
Rulings on VoIstead Law
Trouble over Vote in Upper
Silesla-Soviet Russia
Wishes to Trade
in u. S.
BY E. F. cLiPsoN.

March madness again seized Ger
many few days more than one year
after the troubles instigated by poetor
Kapp and General Won Luettwitz in
1920. Although the Kapp-Luettwitz
affair speedily was suppressed il was
followed by communist uprisiugs SINH
lar to the ones now taking place Last
year it started with a monarchisy
tinge. This time the movement APP
pears TO be almost entirely commu.
nistlc, financed, II is charged, by Rus
sian gold.
Industrial districts of middle Ger
many contain the center Of the dis.
turbauces which threaten the great
ammonia, potash, anthracite and cop
per works. Involved are the mpur.
tant cities, Dresden, Leipzig, Fret
burg, PlaInn. Halle, Mansfield, Els.
leben and a number of smaller places.
Outside these areas the large shipping
city of Hamburg has been the scene
of violent occurrences.
Dynamite has been used extensively
by the revolutiOnaries and various
town halls and other public buildings
have been damaged. In several eases
prisons were stormed and their ia.
mates liberated. Banks nave been
blown up IN a few places and their
safes raided Some arnorles and ann
munition stores have also fallen into
the hands OF the communists Fight.
ing behind baricades and the use OF
barb wire entanglements have been
features.
Although the loss Of lfe has been
considerable both among the govern
ment forces and the mutineers, while
the latter have gained control Of ms.
portant areas and violence, robbery
and virtual anarchy prevail In many
places, the trouble so far does not APP
pear to equal that Of last year The
fact that It is confined mostly to Frus-
sian Saxony. the center of radicalism
In Germany, does not Indicate that il
win not spread.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-02

Tie American Legion is stirred ~
over the conviction aud sentencing 10
terms IN German ialls Of Sergeant
Carl Neaf aud Fred thinner, members
Of the American forces on the Rhine.
who attempted to appreheud Grover
Cleveland Bergdoll, convicted Amcri
can Stacker Neaf was sentenced 20
IS months Imprisonment and Zimmer
SIX. The national legislative commit
tee Of the Legion has addressed let
ter to the secretary Of war requesting
that the United States government
take steps to procure from Germany
the return OF Bergdoil 10 this country
and the release OF the sergeants The
letter is quite severe In its terms AMI
among other things states that the
Reredoll case as Il now stands is
disgrace to the government and crupl
and undeseryed Insult to the 100000
men who served America In the World
war"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-02

was deepening around them. II wasn't
really true. 1t was simply that he
had become aware of the little con
tinuous sounds Of which usually he
was unconscious. and they tended TO
accentuate the hush of the night. He
knew. just as all mountaineers know.
that the wilderness about him was
stirring and pulsing with life Some
of the sounds were quite clear-an
occasional stir Of pebble or the crack
of a twig. and some like the fainteSt
twltching of leaves In the brfsh net
ten feet distant, could only be guessed
at
"What Is making the soundsT ne
asked.
He didn't know It, at the time. but
Lennox turned quickly toward him. It
wasn't that the question had surprised
the mountaineer Rather It was the
tone In which Dan had spoken. It eus
perfectly cool, perfectly self-con-
tanned.
The one right close Is a chipmunk.
don't know what the others are; no
one ever does know. Perhaps ground
squirrels. or rabbits. or birds. and
maybe one Of those harmless old black
bears who is curious about the house.
And ten me-can you smell any
thing
"Good Lord Lennoz i ran smell Ell
kinds Of things
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-02
SYNOPSIS.

Warned by his physician that he
has not more than six months 10
live, Failing sits despondently on d
park bench, wondering where he
should spend those six months. a
friendly squirrel practically decides
the matter for him. His blood is
pioneer blood. and he decides to
end his days in the forests of Ore
gon. Memories Of his grandfather
and a deep love for ali things OF
the wild help him in reaching a
decision. In a large southern
Oregon city he meets people who
had known and loved his grand
father, a famous frontiersman. He
makes his home with Silas Lennox,
a typical westerner. The only 9TH
er members of the household are
Lennox's son, BILL" and daugh-
ter, 'Snowbird." Their abode is
many miles from civilization" In
the UmpQua divide, and there
Failing plans to live out the short
span of life which he has been
told Is his. His extreme weakness
in the face of even slight eXer-
ton convinces him that the doctor
had made correct diagnosis of
his case. From the first Failing's
health shows marked improve
ment, and In the companionship of
Lennox and his son and daughter
he fits into the woods life as if he
had been born to it. BY quick
thinking and a remarkable display
of nerve" he saves Lennox's life
and his own when they are at
tackled by mad coyote. Lennox
declares he is a reincarnatlon of
his grandfather, Dan Failing l.
whose fame as woodsman Is a
household word
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Dan $ appetite vas not as. n rule par
ucularly good. But evidently the long
ride had affected him. He simply
didn't have the moral courage to re-
fuse when the elder Lennox heaped
his plate
Good heavens, can't eat all that"
he said, as it was passed to him. But
the others laughed and told him to
take heart.
He took heart. 1t was singular
thing, but at that first bite his sudden
confidence in his gustatory ability al
most overwhelmed him. SO he cut
himself bite of the tender steak
fully half as generous as the bites that
Bill was consuming across the table.
And its first flavor simply filled him
with delight
what is this meat?" he asked.
''I've certainly tasted it before"
"Fll bet a few dollars that you
haven't, if you've lived all your life
in the Middle West" Lennox an
swered. maybe you've got what the
scientists call an inherited memory of
II. It's the kind Of meat your grand
father used to live on-venison."
Soon after dinner Lennox led him
out of the house for his first glimpse
of the hills In the darkness.
They walked together out to the
gate, across the first of the wide pas
lures where, at certain seasons, Len
nOX kept his cattle; and at last they
came out upon the tree-covered ridge.
The moon was just rising They could
see 1t casting a curious CLINT over the
very tips of the pines. But it couldn't
get down between them They stood
too close. too tall and thick for that.
And for moment Dams only sensa-
tion was one of silence.
You have to stand still a moment.
to really know anything" Lennox told
him.
They both stood STILL Dan was as
motionless as that day in the park.
long weeks before. when the squirrel
had climbed on his shoulder. The first
effect was a sensation that the silence