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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-17
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FINANCIAL


NOTICE OF REDEMPTfON
To holders OF Victory Notes and others
Notice is hereby given 81 follows:
Gall for redemption Of az pcr cont
Victory Notcs.-AH Of tho az per cent
series of United States Of America Con-
vertible Gold Notes OF lo22-23. otherwise
known as az per cent Victory Notcs. arc
hereby called for redemption on June rs.
1922. pursuant to the provision for. rc-
domptfon contained In tho notes and in
Treasury Department circular No. 136.
dated April II, 1919, under which tho
notes werc originally issued. Interest on
eli Victory Notes OF tho az per cent
.eries VIM cease on said redemption date.
2~suspcnaion and Termination OF Vic
tory Motto conversion privileso.--In Wow
OF the call for the redemption OF all 81
per cent Victory Notes on Juno Is. 1927,
Treasury Department circular No, 1888,
Notes Of either series into Victory Notc!
| of tho other series Is hereby suspended
| from February 9. 1872. TO Juno Is. 1922
terminate. Victory Notes sccordlnslJ
ocAsc to be interconvertib effective Feb
Yuary o. 1922. and on and after that dat
| no conversions Of the notes may be made
8-Detailcd information As TO tho pres
cntstion and surrender Of az per con
Treasury Department circular No. 277
dated February Q. 1922. copies Of whicl
arc available at the Tcssury and tn
Federal Reserve Banks. -
(slsned) A. W. MELLON,
Secretary OF the Treasury. Fob. 0. 1872:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-17
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.

WeStroinetey Kentucky Ave. mr.. B4a.
WeStiihiiStei Elevator TO street. Pd-
vatc baths. running water. A. v. Ropp,
owner and prop. Open all year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-17
LOCAL SECURITIES.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4
Co. du Point Building,

Diamond Ice e. Coal Co.. pr. IS SIS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-17
Ny. TRAFFIC HALTED
AS COPS GET BURGLARS
Fifth Avenue Block Surrounded
by Police in Sensational
Man Hunt.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

<hset>ts@sNt .
New York, May l7.-Four men were
arrested in loft building at goth
Street and Fifth avenue today, after
the police had searched more than
nine hours for burglars. All traffic
was diverted from the block and a
solid Gordon of officers was maintain
ed about it.
1t was the most spectacular man
hunt in New York for years. De-
tectives crossed roofs into a fourth
story window of the building. Sud
denly they We're attacked in the dark.
They returned the fire.
Two men were caught on the fourth
floor. The others. sliding down the
creased elevator cables were over
powered in the basement.
The men We're believed to have been
seeking $4,000 reported TO be stored
every Tuesday night in safe de-
posit building. ,ne building is pro-
tected by burglar alarm.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22
TENT CITY TO HOUSE
OLD GRADS At 0. A. c.

Oregon Agricultural College.
Corvallis, May 22.-A tent city
for the homecoming graduates OF
the college. erected near the fam
Gus old trysting tree. will be a fea-
ture Of alumni day. June 5. an
nounces Miss zelta Feike. alumni
secretary. Each class will have a
tent OF its own. marked with the
class numerals, where the men,
bers can register. A faculty tent
will also have place in the
city"
The annual business meeting OF
the alumni is TO be held in the IL
brary in the morning of June 8. A
luncheon is scheduled at the home
economies tea room where tables
will be arranged according TO
classes. Comic costumes will fig
ure in the baseball game in the
afternoon when the faculty meets
the alumni. A o0-ed alumni game
is also being planned.
The man with a political bee
in his bonnet often gets st0ng-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22
Decadent

Following Governor Ocotts proclamation against the Ku
Rux Kan the Portland Oregonan addressed open letter
to gubernatoria candidates asking them their attitude to-
wards the Kan and whether not they considered
it menace The various candidates met the issue or side
stepped it as expedency dictated.
However Oregonan itself sdesepped the issue that
it has evaded the issue and continues to evade It,
It should answer it's QUESTIONABLE.
Does the Oregonian approve of the Klux Klan?
Does the Oregonan approve Of the effort of the Ku Ku
Klan to rule Oregon?
Does the Oregonan believe in invisible government!
the Oregonian sanction the commerciallzaton OF
religious fanacsm and racial hatreds for political power?
not why has the Oregonian not opposed the Ku Klux
Klan and all that it stands for?
If not why has not the Oregonan supported constituted
authority in it's effort to uphold the constitution?
If not why has the Oregonan remained silent and
protesting witness the of the republican party by
of adventurers capazng group antagonsm and
ligious bgotry?
The Oregonan has miserably played the coward and
failed its duty the party the public and to the state
If the Oregonan has convictions it is too cowardly to
voice them If it has principles beyond the countnghouse
it ashamed to advocate them If it has code of ethics it
has scrapped it. The great journal has become morally
decadent.
The Oregonian longer Ieader-no moral
lead And where does such cowardice lead the party
Through the saughterhouse to the open grave for the
pie of Oregon do not intend be Ku Kuxed
state Ku Kluxed if the Republican party is.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22
TRIAL OF SMALL NOW
ENTERS FIFTH WEEK

. Waukegan, H. May 22.-(By
Associated Press. 1.-The trial of
Governor Len Small, charged with
conspiracy to embezzle state funds
entered into its fifth week today
with w w. Sherman, assistant
treasurer of Swift & company, Chi
cago packers, on the stand,
Mr.. Sherman, who was in the
witness chair at adjournment last
Friday. continued his story OF the
financial transactions between his
company and the Grant Park
bank The state alleges Governor
Small, Lieutenant Governor Fred
e. Sterling and Vernon Curtis,
president of the Grand Park bank,
onspired to defraud the state OF
interest ON state funds loaned to
The big five" packers through the
bank.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22
WHEAT GAINS SLIGHTLY
IN EARLY. TRANSACTIONS

Chticago, May 22.-Despite big
receipts Of wheat here today. 585
cars, and Notwithstanding deliver
les of 1850 bushels on May con-
tracts, the wheat market averaged
little higher in price during the
early dealings. The upturn in
quotations resulted from specula-
tive buying based on opinions
that the market had become over
sold Demand. however, lacked
volume. The opening, which var
led from rs decline to 9s advance.
with May $135 and July $123s
to $L235s was followed by mod
crate general gains and then
something of a reaction.
Corn and oats reflected the ac-
tion of wheat, After opening
quarter off to 1s advance, July
64B to 64h, the corner market
hardened little all around.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22
CLAIMS NEW ISLANDS
IN SOUTH SEAS FOR U. S.

Honolulu, 7. H., May 22.---
Word of the discovery of islands
in the South Pacific hitherto un-
known and their annexation in
the name Of the United States was
received here today. The islands
were reported claimed by Lorrin
A. Thurston, honolulu publish
er, who was cruising in the pow
Ell boat Palmyra.
He said he found the islands on
May 10 in the vicinity of King
mans reef. Their location was de
scribed as latitude 6.23 north
longitude 1928 west The pub
Usher told OF an excellent harbor,
which in his opinion provided a
natural landing suitable for fuel
station.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

ogdenburg, N. Y, May "a
The steamer Conestoga, loaded
with wheat bound from Port Col
burne to Montreal, was destroyed
by firesin the Cardinal canal here
yesterday. The loss Is estimated
at $250,000. Several Of the crew
were badly burned. The cause OF
the fire is unknown.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

San Francisco ]. Carlif
Smith, third baseman of the Vi
non club and Joseph Kelley, le
fielder for San Francisco fur
ished free boxing event in yeste
day mornings game here. Bo
were suspended and fined.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22
Ex-Constable Shot.

London, May 22-An Exchange
Telegraph dispatch says former
Head Constable Ballantlne of the
royal Irish constabulary who had
just been retired from the service,
was shot dead at his home in Rap
poe, County Donegal, on Sunday
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Haines, resi-
dents of Union for 46 years, cele-
brated their Goth wedding ami
versary last Thursday. Mr.. Haines
is a veteran of the Civil war.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

Charged with illegal possession
of liquor, Hugh Swift of Monroe.
who was arrested Sunday, was
fined $500 and sentenced to three
months in the Lane county Jail.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22
SUNDAY BASEBALL SCORES

National.
Brooklyn 8; Chicago 4
New York /: Cincinnati S.
Boston a; st. Louis 8.
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
not scheduled.
American.
st. Louis 5 New York 6.
Chicago 4; Washington8.
mo others scheduled.)
Coast.
Seattle "a; Salt Lake 10.
Vernon 9-3; San Francisco IL.
. Oakland "a: Los Angeles Az.
Portland Us; Sacramento Al.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

Chicago-Jack Dempsey told
porters that Europe was great b
America was greater and left +
Los Angeles to finish a theatric
engagement.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

New William M. Tild|
II. Philadelphia, worlds tenr
champion, defeated Watson
Washburn, New York, 6-2, 6-1
an exhibition match.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

A victim of melaneholia. Mag
gle Alice Carper. 14-year-old
daughter of ]. X. Carper of Prom
Use, Wallowa county. committed
suicide by drinking poison thai
her father had purchased to XII
wood rats.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

The scandia Shipbuilding COM
pany of North Bend has bee
awarder the contract TO pave the
Pacific highway between Halsey
and Harrisburg. distance of 10
miles. The work will be of con-
crete.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

Two hundred newly-hatched
chicks mailed at oberlin, Kan, to
a farmer near Bend. arrived three
days later without the loss of a
single one. The chicks had neither
food nor water on their long jour
ney.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

Revenue officers at the Canad-
ian border were at a loss to un-
derstand why so much bread was
being brought from Canada un-
til they opened one loaf and found
pint bottle Of whiskey careful
" concealed in it..
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

Russia has an idea she is show
ing her friendiiness by expressing
her Willingness to borrow money.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

An Egyptian mummy with bob
bed hair has been found. They
are digging for the galosAes
nova
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

One thing beyond the power
even OF this great nation is te
effect a peace with Senator Bor-
an
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22
Hez Heck Says:

"Take the kiss and the cow
boy out o. the movies, and you
amt got much left"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

IN Charles W. Morse,s case
the pardon came too early.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

Naval Captains Cabra uoutlnho
attempted with mis-
hap 1900 miles from their
damaged beyond repair but the
rushed them anoh
hydroairpane being
of the flight while lower
shows children excitedy Vincent
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

Merrill Congressman Riddcvk OF Montana
York in five hours to visit his
professional 'sky hobo" who works hard
abroad in the air forces and
later In the u is carrying passengers He
thinks bridgewater by taking
up eghtnine passengers $3.50 each When he
reached Washington officials
have unsafe
he landed the street flew
ready.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

For forty-one years the beard
of Zach T. Wilcox, of Carson City
New, has grown unhampered by
tn shears or razor of barber. His
hirsute adornment, more than
four feet long, shall never be cut,
says Wilcox-regardless of how
loud or lingeringly you page the
barber.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22
Require Vacations.

Warsaw, May 22.--tBy Associ
ated Press. THE Polish diet has
enacted a law requiring an an.
nual vacation of two weeks Will
pay for all industrial workers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

Every week is cleanup week
with the visiting highwaymen.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22

The man with a political bee
in his bonnet often gets stGng-
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08
oueta Of soap.

Ifsai, the soap that "a manufactured
aunuallyan the .United Sttftes could be
9foatean-and.mucht OF III could be--lt
'&sSaidq represent a tonnage not greatly
les than, That, Of the United States
navy. battleships. cruisers, destroyers,
snbmnrines,i transports and all.as The
bureau, of the census has just issued
figures fur 1919. according to which e
/ 49,, 2,501 600 pounds OF soap was manii-
fat4ureda m, the United States that
year, s.fhat is Yf.216295 tons, These
figures are for jail forms OF soap, ,.,e.f
Figured on, the basis Of, the present
estimated population Of the country
there iss,prodnced each, ,yenr twenty
rtwotpounds of ssoap for every person
Phi aie couiitry, although there is per
phaps 20 comniodlty which varies more
H. H. Iboint of, ,.lndiSfduni' consumption
J thap, this one. More soap is beipg pro
dpcedrin proportion, to the population
than In the output of twenty years
five pounds more for every
lndisSdidl In the country.---New York
iHafaid!n Z 9lsai saaaiI@tt ii31'es
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08
Poor Business Proposition,,

!, For real good advice 70, Younger
business men think the following let
ter that was sent me the otlier day Il
the best that could be offered : tA man
who would be successful in business
must ever treat the9 public us his
friend. lie must ever strive to give hon.
est values and be courteous to EROS
pectivs patrons. Another, point that
should be carefully considered Is the
folly of trying to belittle competitor.
To knock d man engaged In the same
line of business as yours createsin the
mind of the customer a doubt sns to
the excellence of your own wares and
arousesi u feeling of sympathy, for the
man who, is not there to defend him
self against your charges. s."-Exchapge.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08
THE RIDDLE OF THE POISONED
,eH1 = GLOVES"

THE author of even the, most SEN
= satfonaf type OF detective stories
would probably baIk at Introducing
into his Hcfionaf r0mances the means
of murder generally supposed to have
ybeen Used to AccofYp p1ish ne deffff of
Jane, queen Of Navarro. for here WAS
an 3nerrumenr pffueakn Eorfhy of the
sBcfki&se-a p6F ydf pojsos&J gloves
whieff hft nor thJ slightest trace pf
their deadly purpose. Ni
: Jpst revRus to hee }eath. the queen
'c@e Apaff4o ap @4ihe ceremonlEs
connected with the marriage of her sdh;
the prince of Navarro. to Margaret,
sister of the French king. While a.
gaged with preparations for the dbi
proachlng ceremony, Qpeen Jane. was
overa aRai nwithsl Nglhkiignant s,fexer
which ended her life after an lime IS
UtEon9 AttlAka9k ahhNathaniel wrax,
'piiif1 t@gE wlepJ'mFhe MultItud B,
ever dIsposet 10 attribute the death
Il5fsS rsonasSflito unnatu4l
cppsea, .,held "a the belief that pois 4
n hhAl6p 6p4kQn 6aNl4n lMgit case. A pst,
$gfb&SRHGG GGalp aaE,' H Hsas nss S;srsaes. ss''sya1
sIsssR s5e sSSiEa Rss'ys; Rss ss,%s. rs' sI y
n Is stated that he even avowed HI ),
self ~ such. and boasted OF II pub
licIy declaring that those who h16
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08
TaHfHTs PYff Him
Bacl1sun Job,
-rss q SaysyD Dayisare,,f

eh L. ts1f 81 aToIIsiv mainnoE
I've never been much Of hand at
praising medicines, but can certejnly
Sdt Something good f6t Tahidc. :" Said
Geo. pDdvis, 40 NagIaY st, San 41ri{hl
eIBe6, Ox7if. eAsm1 Iisw bna osnAAl
az .4shadl 4ebad ieass feptomxine,pos
soning and 1t cdhs pretty ineaHItayiny
Hs out gltogst4er. rEqH three .Inaaths
4 was In an awful copditiqp and spf7
fering, constantly from diarrhsa. I be
cafhe weak all over and was going
from bad u worse. Y tried Everything
I knew of, but 1t was bgginhiig toq6Ms
ithe nothineivao everremth my oase.
.Then, mar friend efbmtnersecon;
mepded. .Tanlac tosmefsAHd It's q. feet,
four bottleph8Ee made a. clean sweep
Of ny, TROUBLES and built me TuR to
where, / feel iike a new man. am
working every dayy now apdi Gwhep ii
Comes to Recommending Tahiae + chnt
but TT too strong.ysq9's ,ysDncf, nwo'
Tanlac is sold bysaIP eoodsdfueeists!
r-eAdsertisementssariaIU .mW .sfE
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08
Important 20 MIotheIr,s,,' rs
eacledrupr and SAT- Down. s.

sgsay. Backedrup and fSat Down. s.
When wasrsac frcsfmaB ips high
school i had q. crush sepi oas10fi my
teachers and was anxious, to always
appear, at, my, best before. her, ~
One evening after school I returned
to the room to talk to her: - She was
busy afitf told me toisit down onea low
2 stool By her Desk TO wait.sTI backed
up alNR tsatI DOWN. Jas nrtoif nrfw
tauttor shad2to pwh1meaeift OF
J the stebasketa nwhiclsIl had plis
taken for tbslstepl. .TlsYchangeiT sii
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08
WOMEN NEED SWlMP.R00I

Thousapds of womc1 hEe hilsVy and
0'sSosk %oatSs ka'sN la~b ByoysEto be
nothing else but kidney trouble. or the
result oftkidney Gybladder disease.
dikoMSs: Sgssy MY Cause ne SsSsf Sls sEns
to become diseased.
Pain in the back, headache, loss Of am
ts%9 sitisf q s'as' sy"D-
Don't delay starting treatment. DR..
KilmeE,A Swamp Root, q. physicians pre-
scriptiM, obtsnoilatiuiaayug 1tsxs. .Smay
be just the remedy needed to overcome
such conditions
Get medium or large .ize .bpttli. i'm.
mediately from any drug store.
However, If you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, for .
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this papeg.-Advertifepent.
nxEsRMTl1pW
"She called me a cat" "Let 1t
sss sss',. ,,.sbs rSR' sss Is .1s;s1J She: ss:
right?" -
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08

ei'S u3fS,s HSiftittSi Ht5Sss ,Ir' 'S
queens body were not permitted to
y8ath hrhefihelidJ sshHFe NJ was BafR Rbs9d
7Ahptfa ces o. the poison we're stu VS.
ltile, y8fd HyiHdBfghs rnRRss hSi'settet
65dtRe statement Hatitht''Fueebi was
nairdefed- -thotigh lie isvratlfef vague
fYsst6 the fiieaffs1 1fsed!ssssf DIT .ybo6
.isrHirinl her tefifirehH iuheeh RAe
had sabeenc siBJeal1to vfolenta head
aeiiese. iiatfehded sBE anuexirefAe itelA
ing seIisation?ai aiantf dfepehte cay les-
pfqssedb Yhe Mfsh that sth9 ieadset Of
-fffis hthnafiay might hbe looked afnr6,
%ffh sithe' iiitentiofi nof relieaing her
Stifdrefi II tffeyg should be shsuSjeef to
the saint dis6rdet. ,ffIfs 'inhy hai9e
gxpfafned' the ftiucbahpe 3f ffen kfRg
III perffiit IN III lexaminhff8n ofnthei held
OF otf the queen mother, 9ffi6dghs popular
soSp}fHioh atlthe fine 'tayssit tonfeafs of
the dfscsbttie7rry 6fn 'tha POISON used 70
iiitisterfi the death bf a str6ng-mfrtled
Wionmfi wh3n was Extremely Tantag0n-
lsfstfSofo mtRny Of the ruiing Catholic
families OF Edrope:no1tuh Dh, T9Y3
q lAh. tlOb Jsso2t
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08
,t:oot In Festhers.isY

oav ,i:o2i Tn Feathers.I9V I v
-1'TeaShess ofdtae bird sofn pars1ise
,arel now 4nohNdtedf tts ,saesY i;
"ThaR aissw ydodhes women-ur roiral;
zat0lsi tiIere's, some, bqetlasging .gsing
on, of course" ,,o,,,ieo -
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08
s! !!y!l!ls4!|iii!|Si!l5!j|I| BE!
WHO WAS JOHN PAUL JONES

rr3sffi55O wAS JonN rAoL JoNEo ~
b A .vIsINso the United States Naval
8Aa6tSaSahy. at Annapolis, Nd. viii
Almost ceEtajnly tlpclude at least mos
Henrs PAUSE before the. magnifce1tI
fcfybt 'whefe shas What aqe nsupposedl
f6Debne Teinainstofythe ifrsttaHd onkl
oof buhe etteatestnr5r AAieaeHs snnava
|ihenoestaJdinr Pxoi J6nesy aBuprhn exI
! kHminatIonrofesIHs fsdts dtpthe dAss will
.shoNl thatftAeresis laaaapckIdQybt asj
TO whethero this, is srreallg the body ~
the Amsrican commander as there tx
about the true identity Of this persons
Ae1t whose career 'om birth to deathi
us onayGthe unsolved riddles of the
RetMAtlonary war. 81
;Iplhe 2first5place, Jones was nofl
the, req! pane of this hero. but one
adopted by him in later years. H
rwas ltgurwtths vhe name John Pauisi
|@nd thersyNyauch doubt as to whetheE
DE yRs thX true or the adopted son G
the Scotch, gardener in whose cottagN
FNhe spent tie first Il years Of his life. :,
~ iGrawfSrdpldutlibf Of '9PKe stSailQF
FavhomJ EhglaAa Fedfeassan1 one of tllH
FIlaa dins authorities Dn theIltifesof JofR
Haul Jones' admits atlnt ysaystery surH
rrQNnded Ibis origin .witk AN ,impenetre-
yfl4h yetYtsBd that he encountered gre'sr
difficulties in his efforts to sift tile
false from the true. the legend frois
ffle y re 70 ~
Observation-Disclosures
.tAsrd Ittls,1sil,pgey.es. Asbiglasld aud
that,lis father was !, poor man, half
,earsieper,, nd, hall; fisherana n, while bi,
.motksr, ytmns of rphrel, ,H / ra,lmnd al ock,
Buts utsGrnufortnasmqsses l,noue thirpa
-aeuht . ii tiaf iFIafrP8aIg IgyweFeo feaiIy the
-G9ysS Ssp,ffent9.a6 a61fTN8s btsnn ,,nnbfaIt "a
I'daieeS further into. IKE Mystery. iH'Gt
amJ1In PauEs hsSther WAS Vas adopted, id 81
|sa xirgipia, planter bsc the name, ~
Jones and, when $htsgplsater, died, he
left, his Iextute lto. histatiopt exl, sun up0n
-conditiar TINT he e.ttdke tine same name.
ward. willing the property to John
Paul rsboa==.he-4sasne-sa,,siitian. Thus
John: Paul beca3ias Paul Jones.
the name by Swhich he Is. known and
reveredg, NO NJ 'IF.,s a:z
when,. afters hts memerdble naval
expoltslF John Paul jones finally died
EE5p FRANCE his death was practically
| unnoticed In America and The only
tecord II the fplaee ,ors his b,irial was
- |uruIu, fI.S,s. M Mend, for use ms he
q. y saas, ~ ..bopId e,;arv Wish n
#S|f ,alafta1jky y the one to whom
ga tAe, ,m5$
etlrs thA ipeMSrandum of the
~ wpg cpisects tsa matter which
Tfdsed MuSiS siisdission about cen,
fury afterwnrd whensGen. Horace Por.
ter, American ambassador to France
discovered after a long search, wha,
I Vas alleged'gte neStfia bpdy ef John
Paul Jones. exceptionally well pre-
lseryed, In -a;,teaaeh casket filed with
alcohol. The measurements of tn,
| body compared. exactly with those n
| the possession 0f the Navy department
I at Waslinpf pfon fhtif Tho total ahsapcs
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08

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He serves his party Jbest yb0, serves qgIess'
the country Dest' ,o;,is5 ,,,,,G ,,,5
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08

the royal nuptials were celebrated at
SRlE 9lA lyHlIk kotre ,neme, Margaret
HEIl1nXYlN \ SeH8 WINK in the full bloom Of
RIslrzHd hsr oas the; coMiBfetion
SsaaHnESMh Year fnheritlns sfhe
6 khaya|s ktr -grandfh6fher.' Mar
3kt d%aNIgiHiA the mother, Of f,.stbe
Ha3Rs WIZ wN3tf&bs death, rs Haftrlhutef to
tt& - aSof Roisopad gloves. Apart
fite3 3he. .undsmM instrument supposed
toHnst 6eea ,Ssed in this case, mystery
fiso- surrounds the type of poison used.
for there Is no chemical known TO sci
ence witch YweuidDT prodnce death
without a trace merely by application
to the outside Of the skin. and the
tragedy took place several centuries
before the discovery Of the existence
Of bacteria-thoughn . the Borglns' are
commonly credited with having known
more ahept some types 'pf poisons and
germs than even. the, scientists Of mod
erh 'i'hes' .suIvraaSrsf1 iirsu 81
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08

Z To be womanly is, the greatest
aeharm Of woman. ' 80
{ 1t is no bargain imyarfa npt
ttheed 1t.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08

It's hard to get money and It's
hardd to keep 1t. .teooi SAT- Z
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08
NIIElt NJ u FEfT IFNN
No Golfer.

"Goyd morning, Mr.. Wopbat, kdw's
Il DIRT play it? ffyUave 'got any
thing 10 sell, start your DISCOURSE
Louisville, Courier-Journal.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-12-08
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