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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-11
Expensive Coal Strike

The recent coal strike caused a
loss of $1,19O, 900 900, j. c. Bradley,
former president of the National Coal
Association. told the delegates of the
American Mining Congress today.
Resolutions were introduced con-
demning the parternalistic attitude
of the government and deplored the
entrance of the government into pri-
vate business enterprises. The reso-
luton urged industrial cooperation
between labor and capital as means
of increasing production and lower
ing prices.
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Hierarchy Issues
Letter to
Irish Fighters

DUBLIN, Oct. 1.-THE HER
archy issued pastoral letter
today condemning in the strong
est terms the gucrille warfare
against the Free State govern
ment and declaring that the
killing of National soldiers is
murder before God"
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Detective Attacked
DR.. Royal Copeland
Accepts Nomination

NEW YORK, Oct. 1i.--Dr Royal
s. Copeland. health commissioner OF
New York, has accepted the Demo
cratic nomination for United States
Senator. The keynote of his message
was the encroachment of federal au-
thority upon states right
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Biz Loot |. Secured
By Five Bank Bandits

CINCINNATI, Oct ia total
of 100000 cash and bonds was
obtained by five bandits who held
up the Hamilton County Bank on
September 20. This was announced
this afternoon following complete
check up. ~
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Kiachow Is to Be Given
Back to Chinese Nation

Using TAO. Oct. 11.-Japan has
decided to restore the leasehold on
Kiachow to Clina on December 2.
when. the Chinese flag will fly for
the first time since Germany
acquired the province in 1898.
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CHINA REvOLTS
AGAINST LARGE
STANDING ARMY
Celebration Of Anniversary of
! Republic Starts Things
in Peking.

PEKIN, Oct 11-Demonstration
demanding the disbanding Of China $
huge army attended the celebration
OF the 11th anniversary OF the Re-
public.
Thousands led by students paraded
the streets displaying placards blam-
ing the country's troubles on the sol
diers who are charged with sapping
the wealth and preventing the es-
tablishment of a constitutional gov
eminent.
Hecklers forced Lii Yuan Hung.
Pres dent. to discontinue his speech
to an audience of 5000.
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French Will
Question Ruling
OF Daugherty

PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE French
governments plans tos question
the validity of the Daugherty
ruling under the international
law and raise a point as to the
freedom of. the seas. The Daugh-
erty ruling is taken here to
mean that no foreign steamer
can enter an American port
with any liquor aboard.
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Glands Grow Hair
On Girls Bald Head

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-Luxuriant
hair, said to have been grown on
the bald head of young girl, was
exhibited to group Of doctors at
tending a homeopathic clinic here.
The tresses were declared to have
been the result of endocrine glands,
taken internally and aided by violet
rays
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IS . +,
S|CNED; TURKS
IN settlement
Near East Crisis Averted. at
Least for Time Being, by
Signing Armistice.
i:'1
EASTERN THRACE IS
NOW LOST TO GREECE
Relief Is Felt in England Over
Armistice-Martial Law
in Greece Declared.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE peaesfuI
solution Of the Near East taneie ms
apparently been reached on the baste
Of the surrender Of Easterr Jhvace
to the Turks with proper sateou6rde
Of Christian minorities and neutrality
Of the DardaneiIes.
The news Of the sionine OF the
arnistiee convention last night
brought a great relief here, whsre Z
was feared for time that the Tarks
would not sign. ~
ARMISTIcE SIGNED go
MUDANtA, Oct. 1.-THE armIetioe
conditions were signed late last Mgr
by Representatives Of all Of the cow
ers concerned. GU ~
MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED
ATHENS, Oct. 1f.-MartlaI lqsN
has been proclaimed to prevent hee-
heads Of the army from opposing me
governments acceptance Of the toqe
OF ~ asterna Thrmref hes- ss3sfe
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Chicago Board of Trade
7 Will Test Recent Ruling

CHICAGO. Oct, f1.-The directors
of the Chicago Board of Trade to-
day voted to test the constitutional
ity of the act empowering the Secre-
tary Of Agriculture to regulate deal
ings in future deliveries of grain.
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WEALTHY man
WILL NOT WE'D
!: GREAT BEAUTY
Coca Cola Millionaire Breaks
Engagement with Beautiful
New Orleans Woman.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 1.-Asa G.
Gambler, coca cola millionaire, today
refused to furnish the names of the
persons who gave him information
causing him to break the engagement
to wed Mrs. Onezima De Bouchelle.
She announced that Gambler said
two men here said men visited her
hotel for improper purposes.
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Forty-three Thousand
Coal Miners on Strike

PRAGUE, Oct. 11.-Forty three
thousand coal miners in the Oscau
and Karwim districts struck today
Dispute over wages caused the strike.
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Rome Is Shaken by
Quake; Little Damage

ROME. Oct. ia strong earth
quake shook this city this forenoon,
causing great alarm but little dam
age.
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WILL PAY INTEREST

LONDON. Oct. lit Is seni-of-
ficially stated the British government
is taking steps to pay s50.000,0o0
into the New York Federal Reserve
Bank on October Is. the amount OF
this years interest of the British
debt to the United States"
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English Politics
Knocks Visit
OF Sir Robert Horn

LONDON, Oct. 11.--Sir Robert
Horn, Chancellor of the Exchequer,
has indefinitely postponed his debt
funding visit to the United States,
says the Daily Express. on account
of the political situation In England.
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German Mark Takes
Another Low Drop

BERLIN. Oct. ia flood OF new
to 5000 for 81 American money.
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SUMMONED TO ATHENS

WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-The
American Red Cross has telegraphed
its nurses on duty at Vienna. Buda-
pest, Paris and Constantinople to
hasten to Athens for relief opera
lions
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"POIsON PEN" LETTERS

TLANTA, Ga, Oct. 11.-Sensa-
tional developments are promised in
New Orleans in the near future as
the result of poison pen" letters
sent from that city to Atlanta in an
effort, it is charged, to wreck the
romance of Mrs. OneZima De Bou-
chelle, wealthy and beautiful New
Orleans woman, and Asa G. Gambler,
soft drink king, of Atlanta.
1t became known in New Orleans
and Atlanta that plans now were
under way for prosecution for SIAN
der of two New Orleans women, one
man and probably a newspaper man
Several newspaper men will be called
upon to testify. it is stated.
Announcement was made also that
Mrs. De Bouchelle has engaged
Harry A. Noise. of New Orleans, as
her attorney in this matter, and he
has announced that her plans have
not been changed in $he slightest
since the publication Of the fact that
the poisoned" letters have been
sent. So far as known the aid Of
the postal inspectors has not been
sought.
1t is the belief of friends here
that the letters had no effect upon
the marriage plans of Mrs. De
Bouchelle and Mr.. Gambler but Mr.
Gambler was reticent.
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FLUCTUATIONS

WASHINGTON. Oct. 11-President
Harding has cabled President Ii
Yung Hung cordial Fluctuations on
the occasion of the anniversary Of
the Chinese Republic.
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"STORY IS A LIE"

LOS ANGELES, Oct. n.-Wilbur
Lagette volunteered statement here
today that he is the travelling sales
man mentioned by Asa c. Gambler in
statement in connection with the
published story by which Mrs. One
zima De Bouchelle is involved. alleg-
ing reports of visits to her rooms at
Atlanta during conferences of a re-
union which caused Gambler to break
his engagement.
THE whole story is lie. fabrica-
ton Of scandal mongers," Lagette
said
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MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED
GREEKS INSTRUCTED

ATHENS, Oct. 1.-THE Greek gov
eminent instructed Colonel Maxarakis
at Mudania to sign the arristles cor
ditions only II the Turkish National.
lists sign them.
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On Broad Seal

The week will be observed on
larger and broader scale than la.
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WOOD COUNTY

Parkcrsburg. w. Va. Nov. S.-A "r-
sumo of the vote east for the rrimci3ai
Offices At the election Tuc.day shows
that the Democrats carried practically
everything and but in two cases ar
their exceptions being that OF HarVe|
Marsh. of this city. who WAS elected :.
member of the state senate from ~
Third Senatorial district. and that or II.
g. Lanritt. who vas elected county
superintendent Of school The entir:
dclcgd ton t. the house Of delegates OK
the West Virginia lceisla turc Is elected
and the vacancy on the county court
VIII be hlIeI by a Democrat.
Following Is compilation or th':
vote for The various candidates from
United States senator to county con-
missioner:
United states senator: Nicely. Cd -
$40; Sutherland, (EJ G.37j. Holt 90
81.
House o. Representatives: johnson.
% 7.4TG: woodward. HJ 6.2"6
Judge Supreme court: Mc';Innis CD
$50: Meredith. (R' 6.673.
State Senator: Marsh, f') 7lO9'
Leonard 90 6,4S3.
House Of Delegates. Duval. tR) 1850;
Dye. 90 6.G7J. Huber. NbD $751;:
Woodward. Or 61s1. BurE, tR) 6.3:i;
Mcpherson. lRD G,ts:: I.angftt. tR) G.
ST.: Beckett. % gig.
County Commissioner. Barrett. CD
-,1%9: Eckcls. CR) $3.50
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Uric Acid?
TRY THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
IS Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
FREE

Jus; because you start the day worried
and tired. stiff legs and arms and
muscles an aching head. burning and
bearing down pains IN the back--worn
out before the day bcgins-dO not think
you have 10 stay in that condition.
BE strong. we'll. with no stiff joints.
sore muscles. rheumatic pains. aching
back, or kidney trouble caused by body
made acids.
If YOU suffer from bladder weakness.
with burning. scaldng pains. or II YOU
are in and out Of he'd half a dozen times
night. you will appreciate the rest.
comfort and strength this treatment
should give.
We want to prove The Williams Treat
mcnt gets results IN rheumatism. Kid
n"y Irritation. Bladder weakness and all
ailments caused by excessive uric acid.
no matter how chronic or stubborn.
II you send this notice with your
name and address we will give you an
S. cent bottle (%2 doses free. Please
send 10 cents tn help pay postage. pack:
ing. etc. 1" The DR.. y. \. Williams Co..
Dent Y-@99&. +. q. Building. East Hamp-
ton, conn. Send at once and We will
mail Nru hys parcel post ono regular S.
cent bottle all charges prepaid. Only
one free h"ttl" Will lie sent TO the sama
person address. or family. adv
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HALF The FIGHT
AGAINST ILLNESS
Keep the Liver Prepared to DO Its
Duty in Cleansing the System
Back-oraught Will Help.

Kernersville. y. c., Mrs. Wesley
Mabe. who resides near here. says
Thcdford's Black. Draught Is kept in
her home all the time, since 1t has
proved very valuable when used TO
correct arrangements OF the liver,
stomach and bowels. and to help pre-
vent sickness from developing from
such conditions.
For dizziness. headaches, colds.
and similar troubles, Black-Draught'
is a wonder" according to Mrs Maoe
ut helps carry away bile and cold
the easiest OF any medicine ! ever
saw.
81 have used Black-Draught with
my whole family. and will continue
to do 50, as It has proven its worth.
We are glad to recommend BlacS
Draught. My health Is just fine"
Black. Draueht has been found .
useful adjuvant in breaking up colds,
when the use Of laxative or catharte
medicine Is indicated. 1t acts upon
the liver as a tonic, helping IL to
drive poisons and unhealthful mat
tors from the system.
Biliousness, dizziness coated
tongue, bitter taste In the mouth.
often warn you that your liver 10
out Of fix. Don't neglect 1t. Pro
vention OF illness is better than cure
Take Black-Draught for your live.
Be sure you get Thedford's.
Most druggists sell ack.Draught
Got Z package today.-Thedford'A
Adv.
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MARION COUNTY

Ta.rmor'. w Va Nov. S-Narlon
county complete:
/. &. Senate-NccIy. 9@t': Holt. 1909;
Suihcrland 1872.
Congress. First D'str;c'--KcnHy CD.
1897: Rosenh!o"m (R). $3.50
supreme Cour;--MrGinnis SHo1; Me
redilh. S2lS.
state Senate. Eleventh D'S'rirt--Sud
dar,h o.. $3.50; Warden tRD. 7a&J.
Candidates elected 20 House ~ Dole
gates are: II r. Jones. Smith Hood. Jr..
" l.. rlcllsrd. all Democrats.
SupcrintcHacut of schools elected
Miss Clara Wilson 30.
County Commissioned elected Thorn
as Thornc tD).
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G. Cook Republican.
County Commissioner electsa Il l.
Graham Republican.
WOOD COUNTY

Iarkcrsburg Nov. S.--W"od county
complete. gives:
L :. Srnatc-Nccly 1910: Holt 81;
Sutherland 6.G'I.
congress Fourth diS,rirt-Gcorge "
Johnson CD us: Harry G. WOOD
lIrd Cl;p $500.
supreme -McGinnis 6.soc; Mer'
edith $50.
State senate. Third disrrict--J. Harry
Leonard GO 6,tS&. Harvey Marsh tR.)
7.1o9.
candidates elected ,n House of Dee
gates arc: James l.. punval. George w
Dyc and George Huber. all Democrats.
Superintendent oc schools cleCtcd-H
4 Langiitt. Republican.
County commissioner eleCtcd-FraEf
T. Barrett. Democrat
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HARRISON COUNTY

Clarksburg. Nov. S.--ltarrison county
completes. lGl precincts. Give~ United
states senate. Nccly. 9.5+l; Sutherland
s.755. Congress. Third district. Nor
ton. CO.. 9.Oll: Reed. CR) 9,V69. SUI
preruc court. M!Gtnnis, ss7s: Mcrcd''h.
9.o03. state senate, Twelfth district,
BAILEY. tp) e.35S: C"ffman. tN $.l6G
Candidates elected 10 house or dele
gates are John II. Patton. NNr; Day W.
C;arviu. (p): Charles w. DAWSON OBJ
and r. f. Reghter. ,n). superintendent
" schools lccted Wade H. Coffindafter'
CD. County commissioner elected.
Vance J. Hnrner. CO... Circuit court
elected. Robert r. Philips, tp).
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LINCOLN COUNTY

Huntington, Y. Va. Nov. S.-Re
turns from % precincts in Lincoln
county give:
For Congress-Lilly CD. a,47si
Goodykoontz (R). ".223.
State Senator-Darnell Cd, 2,463;
Mcclure (R). 2.203.
House OF Delegates Zone elected)-
VI. y. Goode CD. 2.643; Ebb Cum.
Minis (RD. 1850.
For United States Senator-Neely
CD. 2.495: Sutherland (R-). 2.2O7.
For Supreme Court Judges-McGin.
mis- Cd ,2,4Sl: Meredith (R), 2,ly3.
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MARSHALL COUNTY

Moundsvillc. W. Va. Nov. Returns
from Marshall county complete give.
For United States Senator: Nicely
90. $500: Sutherland tRl. 1894.
For Supreme court Judge: M"Ginnls
%. %2G9: Meredith lED, ii6G.
For Congress: kenny 60. az
RoScnbloom CEl. 49,.
For State Senator: YohO 90. GSii,
Highland (Rl. &S4%.
For House of Delegates: Moore and
ElrncS RcpuhliCn elected
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SUMMERS COUNTY

Hinton. W. Va, Nov. S.--Suhmsrs
county complete give: For L. S. scna-
tor. Nicely CD 1863. Sutherland RD
2iSa: for congress. Lilly CD 1905.
CR) 1895: for judge Of
supreme court, McGinnis CD 1852,
Meredith iR) ?497: for state senate
Kee Cd 36O5. Sanders (R) 1909: for
house Of delegates. Read CD 1874.
Hobbs tR) oo12
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State senate Fourth district, Hays. CD
ASA: Baker. CRJ S.l3l. Candidates
elected TO house Of delegates arc VIII
liam II. Naught and Fat NJ. NNSuh
both Democrats. superintendent 81
srh"uls elected, Bertha SteInha'h ri'-
son. CD. County commissioners elect
ell. Lee Arlington and Robert Gibbs
democrats.
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TYLER COUNTY

TYLER county complete. twenty-five
precincts gives: u. S. senate-Ncely.
i .s43: Holt. sle: Sutherland. 1858. Con
grcss. Fourth district-I"hnson. CD
1925; woodward. CR) 2.5i2. Supreme
l.555: Meredith. 25t5.
States Scuatc--Lond term. Second dis
trict-Yoho, CD 1875: Highland. tR)
.. 1876. "
Candidate elected to house ~ dele
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1886: Echols (R) 1852.
Supreme court: McGinnis, lO,aoS;
Meredith, 1929.
State senate, Gong term) Eighth dis
trict: johnson CD lT,IOJ: Godbcy RI
1J.UlJ
Candidates elected TO house .of dele
gates arc al Democratic: Mrs. Tom
Gates. ". l.. Byrnc, Howard Kuhn. ".
4. Miller. J. e. Backward. Roy {. Horf
Superintendent of schools elected
Mrs. Florence Kuhn CD.
County commissioner elected: OmSr
Given Cd.
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sistersvns. W. Va. Nov s-Tyl,r
county official and complete gives:
Ncely 1912. Sutherland 2542; McGiH-
mis- 1854 Meredith e5t6.
Fourth district Congress, Johnson
1924. woodward 1888.
Second district state Senate. Yoho
1926. Highland $500.
Undcrwood CR.) elected to House Of
Delegates.
:. !. Straight won by majority Of ~
for county Commissioner.
Floyd Buck by six hundred for Coun-
y superinten
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MASON COUNTY

Puut TlcNSaN'. " Va NOV 5 -
Mason county complete. Thlrty.Si1 pre-
cinctS gives: United States senate.
Ncely. @S2S: Sutherland. 3I92. CON
gross. Fourth district. Johnson. ,n)
2.o52: Woodward rRD 3li. supreme
court. McGinn.s. @S7i, Meredith. 3,c0I
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NEELY'S LEAD
Continued from Page one)
STATE SENATE.

'NE'''',IN F.VV,V".I
FIRST DiS'r'c'--N TlSht HnSuS, Wh'e!'
Ing. Rep
Second DlStrict--CeOrEN y. Toho
Moundsv,''e, Dem.
Third Observation-Disclosures Marsh. Far.
kersbu-c Req.
r,o,,r., r,..,.-,-, ra, :, r,,,..- Ca,
car ron
E''' ''S. -t''''N y. pd' ia a.
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gates-J. ". Underwood. Republican.
Prosecuting attorney ito I'LL vacancy
Fred J. Mccoy. Republican.
Superintendent OF sschools-Floyd L.
Buck. Republican.
County commissioning. ]. Straight
Republican.
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Ever druggist here guarantees cach
package OF "Pape's Cold Compound u
break I'D any cold and end grippe MS
crv in a few hours or money returned.
STIFFNESS. main, hcadac che. feverishness,
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MORGAN COUNTY

Ec"krlcv Springs. W. Va, Nov. 3
Morgan county complete. Is precincts.
gives.
t. $. Scratc-NceIy sts: Sutherland
I.i6%
roncrcss-Sccond district: Allen (D)
9S2. Bowers (RD l."1h.
supreme rourt-McGlnne ss7; Mere
aim 1872.
State scnatc-TifthccnLh district;
Nixon tDl l.2o2.
Candidates elected TO house Of dele
gates are Proctor ID LEA, Biscr (R)
ga6
Superintendent ~ schools elected
r. : Cross. ED
county commissioner elected. w.
InScr. Cd
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KANAWHA COUNTY

Charleston. W. Va, Nov. S.-Kanawha
county (four precincts missing) give:
United States senate: Nicely. 1877;
Sutherland. 1903.
Congress, Sixth district: Taylor CD
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Berkeley Springs. W. Va. Nov. 8
For'he first time in tho history Of Nor,
gan county. n Democrat has been elected
~ the house ~ delegates in the person
of 7 \ Proctor. superintendent OF the
NaZeI-Atlas Glass sand Comnany's plant
AT Great racapon. this county. His
ma jority over his opponent. G. ". Riser.
is $50 Mr.. Riser served IN the last
Legislature. High taxes was the issue.
Joseph UnEnr. Democrat. was elected
member ut the county court. and In
Ra,h district. W. &. Barney. Democrat.
chosen president Of the board Of educa-
ton and q. G.. Seller. Republican, school
commiS Sionrr. r. 5. Cross, Republican.
is elected superintendent Of school by
l""5 majority over Miss Ferl McCafry.
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Blucfield. ". Va. Nov S.-Mercer
county complete gives Nicely, 1910;
Sutherland. 5.S45. McGinnis, 1918;
Meredith. 5,765. Lilly. 1885; Goody'
knOntz S.S25.
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inhamed or congcsted nose ana nea'
relieved with FIRST dose THESE sa'e'
nlcasant tablets cost only a few cents
and millions now take them instead OF
sickening quinine.
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isn't II funny" mused Tulip "hov
some men fuss over being henpecbed
1T home. but never seem TO be bit
afraid OF any number Of G'.ckenF
when they are away from itG'
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FArIMA,s DIAMOND SOLD
Alleged $1oooo Jewel Auetloned OFF
for $4,000.

FNNNNs
New York, May 10,--The Dara-Tai.
Moor Princess Fatima's 100000
diamond, which once adorned the re.
gala bands Of her Afghan parents,
yesterday rol ed into a New York
commission merchants safe-for
$500.
The jewel was auctioned at a
sheriffs sale primarily because its
owner owed the government Sl,4O0
duty on the gem.
The Princess brought 1t here to
sell, SO that she could send three
sons to college She expected II to
provide funds for her own living too,
and even planned a villa on the Hud-
SON
But the Princess wi get less than
$1,000 cash, and most of that will 20
to hotel keepers.
The Princess. who went broke az.
ter a tour Of the country, during
which she was introduced to Presi.
dent Harding, now is living in OBJ
security somewhere on the East
Side" according to her attorney. She
didn't attend the sale, but her prln-
ceilings, Hashim, Aim and Ahkber,
were there. Wistfully they gazed up
on the diamond-and as wistfully
watched John r. Keim. TIE purchas.
err toss 1t with several other dia.
monds into a black bag, stow the
whole thing into this pocket and wal
ou;.
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3G-Inch Mems Silk Striped
Shirtings, ...... SIC Yd.
In the newest spring patterns.
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sturgeon were valuable as caviar and
Its flesh as food and period Of reck-
less fishing began. In few years the
most productive waters were depleted.
The annual catch for the last few
years Of sturgeon has been but a few
thousand pounds, and this spring but
one fish has been sighted
There is a great demand for It's eggs
and flesh and prices are very high A
mature female sturgeon Is said to be
worth $3.50, for such a fish will yield
more than a million eggs no longer
than a pin head,
All attempts at artificial propaga
ton of sturgeon eggs have failed IN
the West. The United States com
mission on fisheries has recently rec
commended to Congress to prohibit al
taking Of .turgeon for five years.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-12
Pile Sufferers
ian You Answer Thcoe Questions?

Can You Answer These Questions?
DO you know why ointments do not
give you quick and lasting relief?
Why cutting and operations fail?
Do you know the case of piles is
internal?
That there is stagnation of blood
in tie lower bowel?
Do you know that there is a harm
less remedy discovered by DR.. Leon
hardt and known as HEM-ROID, now
sold by w l.. Gokay and druggists
generally, that is guaranteed?
HEM-ROlD banishes piles by re-
moving the cause, by freeing blood
circulation in the lower bowel. This
simple home treatment has an al.
most unbelievable record .or sure
safe and lasting relief to thousands
OF pile sick sufferers. There is nc
reason why it should not do the same
for Observation-Disclosures,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-12

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