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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-10

ms quarter.
Cleveland Star, (Shclby), Oct. 8:
Elliott and Son who have the contract
for the hard surface road from Shelby
TO Kings Mountain have eighty mules
and Il force of hands and equipment
grading near Mrs. Tom Aliens beyond
the county home. a camp has been es-
tablishcd near by.-M Miss Katie May
Toms of baltimore was bitten by a
snake as She was walking home from
church a few days ago. She is an
employc of the baltimore branch OF
the Union Trust company and has been
confined to her room for week or ten
DAYS, but is improving~..--...~--Claudc
jenkins, white, 40 years of age, accl-
dentally shot himself at Harris, near
his homo. late Saturday afternoon 1t
is said that he stopped his car ana
was in the edge Of the woods by the
roadside looking at his SO calibre pistol,
or working with it, when it went Off,
the bullet taking effect in his left
thigh. Ii hit jtigular vein which caus-
ed his death. Some children came
along later and saw him struggling
and ran and gave the alarm. He was
rushed to the Rutherford hospital, but
died soon after reaching herc.-..-..-....----
Grover Melton and HcnElc Shull, both
white of South Shelby were convicted
in recorders. court for retailing and
sentenced to y months each on the
roads........So many people in discussing
the recent Casar affair have gotten the
two main points in the case badly
mixed. Some have charged The Star
with changing about face in its posi-
ton when Editor Wcathers returned
from his vacation and relieved Editor
pro TEN Houscr, who was on the job
at The time Of the shooting and wrote
up the affair. Editor HOuSnr condemn
ed the shooting and rightly so. Editor
Wcathcrs and everybody else con-
demnS the officers for shooting the
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$1,000 IN PRIZES

TtIF. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CLOVER Ie Going to Give Away $40
In Prizes for the Three Best Essays
On the Subject:
'Why Should systematically Saver"
FIRST BEST ESSAY ...--..---......s $500
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This, Contest is open TO chool Chill
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-10

teacher schools. IL white and no ne
gro. and of more than three teachers,
ii white and I negro......--....-Magistra
W. T. Williams has turned over to the
county treasurer $9i2.4O, being fines
and costs collected for the quarter
ending September SOth. This is only
50 less than the report for the prcced-
inG quarter
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-18

Cut in half-inch slices. roll in
flour and fry a golden brown first
on one side and then on the other
in hot drippthgs in a frying pan.
Copyright, 1922, NEA aervice)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-18
If You Are
BotheredWith Gas

In the stomach and bowels, take
Baalmann's Gas!Tablets.
Baalmann's GasITablets are pre-
pared especially for stomach gas,
and particularly for all the bad ef.
Ifects coming from gas pressure.
That empty, gone and gnawing
feeling at the pit Of your stomach
will disappear, that anxious and
nervous feeling with heart palpita,
ton VIII vanish, and you will once
more be able to take a deep breath,
so often prevented by gas pressing
against your heart and chest.
Your limbs, arms and fingers
won't feel cold and go to sleep, be.
cause Baalmann's GaalTahlets pre-.
vent gas Interfering with the cir.
culation; that Intense drowsiness
and sleepy feeling after dinner viii
soon be replaced by a desire for
some form Of entertainment. Your
distended stomach will reduce BY
inches, because gas does not form
after using Baalmann's GasTab,
lcts.
Received letter and Baalnann'i
Baalmann's Gas!Tahlets In ii
M. City Drug Co.. and III sleadin
Boulmann9 Chemist, San Ffanci6e,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-18
THE CONFESSIONS OF A
POPULAR MOVIE STAR

well OF Ginette-and she Of him
that she was privileged to send
him two letters in one day?
BY what right did Dick watch
my tent at night and keep away
snakes, big and little? How did he
dare watch my rehearsals with
Lask-as IL he expected he would
have to rescue me from the cat as
he had dragged me from the fire
set in the studio?
What right had Dick Barnes to
be eternally and eyerlastingly
rendering me fine service without
ever giving me a chance TO say
thank you?n
l threw down Ginette's pale pink
envelope with q flip Of the finger.
| wished that I could as easily and
with equal scorn flip Dick Barnes
out Of my mind forever.
It was wicked OF him to keep
the high wall OF his silence be.
tween US; cruel to keep on pre-
tending that he and | never had
met except in the movies. He was,
indeed. hard and cruel at heart!
No wonder. he could act the villain
parts SO WE'LL
By the same process OF reason
ing, Cissy, the hero. might resem-
BILE In real life the splendid char.
acters he portrayed on the silver
sheet Not a few Of the big stars
were like that. Their homes were
widely advertised as examples OF
domesticity.
But such fame never could come
to Cissy Sheldon, heir TO millions.
Love Lorn". was to be his last
film.
Ito Be Continued.)
Copyright 1921, N. E.. Al
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-18

IGas.Tahlets o. K, and many thanks
for rush order, 1t was a Godsand.
that my husband saw your ad in
the San Francisco Examiner. Baal.
mann's Gas.Tablets surely did won.
ders for me.
/ had a severe case Of acute gas.
Itritis. Taken down in the fore
part OF January quite suddenly. I
was under the Doctors care, but no.
relief. l had every symptom that
you mention In the pamphlet. /
was on the verge Of starvation and
heart failure. Weighed ISL lbs.
before taken III. My skin became
parched and olung to the Nbones,
Since taking BaalmanA's Gas.
Tablets I am on the way to recoy.
1ery; weigh 1876 lbs. now: am tai.
ing solid food, enjoying % drink Of
water, and sleep well at night.
Thanking you for your prompt.
ness in rushing order, I remain,
Respectfully,
MRS. CLARA BURKE,
April Is; 1921. spreckels, Cal
Mt. CITY Drug Co. and all lead
ing druggists
yellow package can be had from
! druggists, Price one dullhr u
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shook hands all round: TIL DO
here bright and earl TOMORROW
but you won't get rid OF me before
dinner time As Hero's eyes fol-
loved his car away she sank down
crying AT last my name is justi,
fled. Fetch on your medals and
things. After this I'm entitled 70
All there Are-anf then some.
Three ps-patienee. practice,
perseverance, - most commonly.
spell success. They did for the
Boy. Next noon he danced without
counting. He passed 10 Tossing
for Hero ten twenty dollar gold.
pieces smiling like d cherubs In.
.cidentally next week he proposed.
70 May Blossom. They were mar
ried New Years and the Boy &C.
tual1y danced with Hero, to the
scandal and delight OF his happy
parents.
Copyright, 1892, by the Mcclure
Newspaper syndicate.l
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fair week with Mrs. Governor, and
open the ball afterward. You know
how he's been raised, his folks
thinking dancing was all the dead
" sins made into a pie. Even now
he's afraid to let them know what's
doing, he'll be supposed to come
here counting. which will be near
" as upsetting to the old. folks,
but you can give him a property
rejection and so save his facJ."
Ought to have an extra hundred
for that" Hero commented. Los.
sing nodded. A motor was burning
down the lane. In half a minute It
had disgorged Boy Ellis and a fat
travelling bag. which his later ap.
pearance explained. From It had
come silk socks, pumps, a swallow
tail; and all that goes with it,
when LOSING had duly inducted
him into the garments. Hero rose
nobly to the task. She had a good
phonograph-Lossing worked It
the space of a full hour
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she worked with might and main.
Hopelessly it seemd-then rang
the dinner bell. Sound of It cleo
trltied BoX-Ellis. He took two
steps and four twirls without step.
ping upon Hero's toes. Then May
Blossom flung open the dorr, cry.
ing, Come out. you bad children,
unless you'd rather dance than
eat!"
"Thanky Marin; I sholy hadn't
from the boy, blushing furiously as
be caught sight OF himself in the
mantel mirror. II know I better
go home." He ran on. "But II !
can keep at this till round S
O'clock I think l can make the
rifle I"
Not q doubt OF it!'n quoth Los
sing. slappihg him on the back.
May Blossoms cooking ought to
make a wooden Indian dance"
Maybe 1t did. At any rate be.
fore shutdown the boy went Joy
ously away. saying naively as he
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-18

1.-THE Fairy. Queen. whats all this?
can't make head or tail Of 1T"
Neither could Billy" answered
the bird.kite mournfully. THAT is,
he couldn't find a tail to balance
me when I was up in the air. A
strip OF old muslin would have done
but he couldn't find a thing. So he
hunted around and all he could
find was a string Of pearl beads
on his mothers bureau which he
tied on to me for a tail.
"Then he took me out and let me
NY away up into the afr above the
tree-tops. But the wind was so
strong that the string snapped and
the wind blew me up here. Now
I'm afraid they'll think / stole the
pearls"
The Fairy Queen smiled. "rll send
Twinkle Toe back with the pearls
she said, "and Silver Wing will
show you the way back to Billy's
house."
(To Be Continued.O
i(Copyright 1922, N. E. A. s%ervice.l.
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All he could find was a string Of pearl beads on his mothers
bureau, which he tied on to mo for a tall.
oilTVE ROBERTS BARTON.

The next kite that came before
the Fairy Queen was bird:kite, and
he, too, was in trouble.
What can lido for you, my good
|fellow?" asked the Fairy Queen,
kindly. Nancy and Nick wondered
at her good nature. The Twins
thought Of their own Impotence
when their kites got tangled in
trees or refused to go as high as
their little owners wished them to,
and they resolved to do better In
the future. The Fairy Queen
seemed to know this for she look
ed over and gave them an approx
ing smile. Then she turned her
attention to the kite again.
please, your highness, would
you mind sending word to Billy
Browns mother that / didn't take
her pearls?" answered the kite.
|"she thinks that l stole them, but
honest, l didn't. You see the string
broke and the pearls were fasten.
ed to my tail because Billy couldn't
find
ooh, hold on, hold onl" cried out
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-18

I had a wonderful time playing
with tho little leopard. 1t purred
when l stroked ii, and followed
me around instead OF Elsa.
/ decided to become a trainer OF
cats, II an accident ever put me
out Of the movies. And I'd hire
Dick. He had stuck so close to the
net during rehearsals that he must
have qualified as an assistant
trainer.
The mail came to camp Just as
Malemoiselle Elsa and / finished
rehearsing the leopard. There waf
a pills Of It. dumped in a heap on
q table beneath a huge maple
where Cissy's photograph ground
out anybody's favorite tune.
With hGmmocks and swings,
benches and pillows and the helu
Of the carpenter, our art director
had achieved 9, SYLVAN retrea: I'll
for a stage setting.
The company called It "the dug.
out"
The R. F. D. always dropped
the camp mail on the "dugout'
table. You picked out your own.
letter. not appropriated before
dinner were distributed to the va.
rious tents before taps.
Mademoiselle Elsa and 7 hurried
to run over the mail. There were
several letters for me. the most
precious being from Motherdear
And in the pile on the table were
two scented epevelopes In Ginet.
te's distinctive handwriting. Both
were. addressed to Dick Barnes!
The oriental odor which clung
Ginette-writing to Dick?
What right had Dick to criticize
my conduct when he thought SC
"".||
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SISTER MARY's
XIII
Copyright, 1891, N. II Al

If you would use dried beans as
a meat substitute remember two
details: ALI beans require long.
slow cooking and the addition Of
fat. The long cooking softens the
skins and makes them digestible
and the fat adds the element lack
ing in beans.
There are at least eight yarie-
ties Of dried beans to choose from
white. speckled and coiored.
The colored beans are richer in
flavor than white beans.
Baked Beans
Three cups navy beans,
pound salt pork. / desssrtspoon
salt. 2 dessertspoons molassesrZ
dessertspoons sugar, 1 teaspoon
mustard. I cup boiling water, 1
small onion.
Pick over beans. Wash through.
several waters. Let stand over
night in 3 quarts Of cold water. If.
the beans are this years crop two
hours will be long enough for
them to stand In water.
Drain. Put In kettle with fresh
cold water to a little more than
cover. Add Y teaspoon coda.
Bring to the boiling point and let
boil five minutes. Drain and rtnseS
In cold water. Put onion in the.
bottom Of the bean pot. Scald rindI
of pork and scrape well. Cut of a.
thin slice and put in bean pot.
Cut through the rind Of the
remaining piece in half-inch
squares. Pour half the beans in
the bean pot. Add the salt pork
and the rest of>the beans. Pour
lover the seasohings mixed with the
boiling water Add enough more
boiling water to cover beans,
Cover bean pot and bake in a
slow oven for six hours. Add
more water as necessary during
the first four hours OF baking.
Then pull the pork to the top Of
the beans to brown. Let the
liquor cook away about half,
Bean Stew
One cup dried lima beans, / cup
sliced raw potatoes, / cup diced
carrots, 8 tablespoons butter,
cups tomato juice. 2 tablespoons
catsup, 1 teaspoon salt X tea
spoon pepper.
Wash beans and soak over night
in cold water. Drain and put in
kettle with cold water 10 more
than cover. Simmer for an hour
atter the beans begin to boil. Add
potatoes and carrots and salt and
pepper.
Cook an hour longer, adding
water to prevent burning. Let the
water cook away as the vegetables
become tender, Add hutteT, toma-
to juice and catsup and simmer
half an hour. Serve with soda
crackers.
Bean Patties
0ne-half tcup black beans. /
teaspoon salt. 2 tablespoons bacon
lat, " cup cracker crumbs, 3
tablespoons chilli sauce, / egg.
Wash beans and soak over
night. Boil until tender in sailed
water 10 cover. Drain and rub
through a sieve. Add chill sauce,
bacon fat, and crumbs Of bean
pulp. Mix well and stir in egg
slightly beaten. II. moist enough
to shape veal add a little milk.
Shape in a roll and let becoms
firm.
Cut in half-inch slices, roll in
flour and fry q golden brown first
on one side and then on the other
in hot drtppthgs in a frying pan.
tcopyright. 1922, NEA aeryieel
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The Red Cross is planning i'm.
portant work with airplanes in fu.
'ture wars.
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sweeten your husband and the
whole house-with Blue Devil.
Cleanser. Adv.
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17

exists and acts inc oendently Of the
physical body, 10000 copies were sold in
France ro to July. 1920.
Sydney Greenbie's The Pacific Tri-
angle" has been adopted as a Chautau-
que text, and will be used this season
in its summer studies. The Century
Company is preparing . special edition
for this purpose.
A book to come from the Century Com
pany In May Is Food Products from
Afar"
E. n. s. Bailey and n. s. Bailey. the
authors, are both well-known food spe-
cialists, but their book is said to be
deliberately popular and entertaining. In
no sense a text, but containing a thou
sand romantic. strange, interesting and
thought provoking facts about opr exotic
foods.
Readers will be RECALLED with one fact
calculated to stagger the Imagination, we
are told: America imports for her i'm
migrants about eight million pounds OF
garlic every year. mo wonder we are
enthusiastic about "Americanization!)
To pick out one fact, and that "a sta
tistic," is not fair. since the Century
Company declares this is probably at
once the most inclusive and informal
book about our imported foods ever writ
ten.
Joseph Hergesheimer is the subject OF