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St. Tammany farmer., 1922-07-08
seemed kinda funny, him and Clay not

seemed kinda funny, him and Clay not
bein'-"
"Johnnie," his wife reproved, mind
full Of the relationship between tlis
young woman and the clubman.
Did he say which club?"
Seems to me he didn't, not as re-
member. How about that, Kitty?''
'No, I'm sure he didn't. He said he
wouldn't be back early So he went
to bed. We s'posed after we got up
this mo'nin' he was sleepin' in his.
room, till the paper come and looked
at it, Johnnie gave way to lament.
II told him awhile ago he had ortO go
back to Arizona or. they'd git him.
And now they've gone and done it sure
enough"
Keen as hawk on the hunt, Bea.
trice turned to her father quickly.
"I'm going to get Clarendon on the
phone. He'll know all about it."
''Why will he know all about it?''
Because he was with Clay. He's
the man the paper says the police are
looking for-the man with Clay when
1t happened"
Her fathers eyes lit. THAT'S good
guessing, Bee"
It was her fance's man who an
swered the girls call. She learned
that Clarendon was still in his room. #
Hes quite sick this morning,
MISS" the valet added.
"Tell him / want to talk with him.
It's important" ....5
81 don't think, miss, that he's
able"
"Will you please tell him what I
say7'
Presently the voice Of Bromfleld,
thin aDd worried came to her over
the wire. "I'm Ill, Bee Absolutely
done up. IL can't talk
"Tell me about Clay Lindsay.
Were you with him when-When It
happened?"
There was perceptible pause be-
fore the answer came
with hiln?" She could feel his ter.
ror. throbbing over the wire. Though
she could not see him, she knew her
question had stricken him white.
with him Where?"
"At this gambling-house-Ma
dock's?''
"No, I-I-Bee, tell you I'm I'LL"
''He went out last night to join you
at your club know that. When did
you see him last?'
"I--we didnt-he didn't come.''
"Then you didn't see him at ALI"
There was another pause, significant
and telling followed by a quavering
MOO
"Clary, ! want to see you-right
away" AsA
"I'm Ill, FELL you-can't leave my
bed" He gave groan too genuine
to doubt
Beatrice hung up the receiver. Her
eyes sparkled. For all her slimness,
she looked both competent and dam
gerOus.
'What does he sayY her father
asked.
"Says he didn't meet Clay at all
that he didn't show up. Dad, there's
something wrong about it. Clary's in
q panic about something. I'm going
to see him, no matter whether he can
leave his room or not"
Whitford looked dubious. II don't
see
"Well, l do" his daughter cut him
off decisive1y. ''We're going to his
rooms-noW. Why not? He says he's
III. All right. Tn engaged to be
married to him and I've right to see
how i'll he is.''
whats in your noodle, honey7
You've got some kind Of a suspicion.
What Is it?"
(Continued on page a
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-07-08

the solution offered by Whitford. But
the horror of 1t was too strong for
her Against reason her soul protested
that Clay could not have killed man.
It was too horrible, too CHASTITY, that
through the faults Of others he should
be put in such situation.
And why should her friend be In
such a place unless he had been
trapped by the enemies who were de-
termined to ruin him? She knew he
had contempt for men who wasted
their energies in futile dissfpations.
He was too clean, too much a son of
the wind swept desert, to care any
thing about the low pleasures of In
decent and furtive vice. He was the
last man she knew likely to be found
enjoying den of this sort.
dad, Tn going to him. she an
snounced with crisp decision.
Her father offered no protest. His
impulse, too, was to stand by the
friend In need. He had no doubt Clay
had killed the man, but he had q sure
conviction 1t had been done in self-de-
fense.
"We'll get the best lawyers in New
York for him, honey" he said. mo
body will slip anything over on Lind
say If we can help it."
"Will they let us see him? Or shall
we have to get permission from some
ohe?''
"Wc'll have to get an order. I know
the district attorney. He'll do what
he can for me, but maybe it'll take
time
Beatrice rose, strong again and re-
silent. Her voice was vibrant with
confidence. Then after you've called
up the district attorney, We'll drive to
Clay's flat in Harlem and find out from
Johnnie what he can tell us. Perhaps
he knows what Clay was doing in that
place they raided."
1t was not necessary to go to the
Runt He came to them. AS Beatrice
and her father stepped into the car
Johnnie and Kitty appeared round the
corner. Both of them had the news of
a catastrophe written on their faces. A
very little encouragement and they
would be in tears.
"Ain't it tur'ble, Miss Beatrice? They
done got Clay at last. After he made
'em all look like plugged nickels they
done fixed it so he'll mebbe go to the
electric chair and"
Tuh In
dered Miss Whitford sharply a pain
stabbing her heart at his words.
Don't begin whining already. We've
got to see. him through. Buck up and
tell me what you know"
'"That's right, Johnnie added the
mining man. "You and Kitty quit
looking like the Atlantic ocean in dis
tress. We've got to endure the grief
and get busy. Wen get Lindsay out
Of this hole all right"
you're 1awg-goned whistlln'. Y'bet-
cha, by jollies!' agreed the Runt, i'm
mensely cheered by Whitford's conf
dence "We- been drug into this an
We'll sure hop to IT,
.hVI1en did you see Clay last? How
did he come to be in that gambling
house? Did he say anything to you
about going there?'' The girls ques-
tions tumh1ed over each other in her
hurry.
"WeH, ma'am, it must a been about
nine o'clock that Clay left last night.
/ recoilect because
.It doesn't matter why. Where was
he going?"
.aTo meet Mr. Bromfield at his club"
said Kitty.
.Mr. Bromfeld!" cried Beatrice, sur
prised care you sure!'
''Ihat' what Clay said" corroborated
the husband "AIr. Bromfeld invited
him We both noticed it because It
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knew the anxious, reckless ones Of his
victims. His knowledge had told him
little good Of this breed Of parasites
who preyed upon credulous public.
The traffic of this room was crooked
business by day as-well as by night.
A partition ran across the rear Of the
back parlor which showed no opening
but two small holes with narrow
shelves at the bottom. Back Of that
was the paraphernalia Of the pool
room, another device to separate Gus
toners from their money by playing
the ponies"
AS Clay looked around it struck him
that the personnel of this gambling
den's patrons was II singularly depress-
ing one. All told, there were not a
dozer respectuble-looking people In
the, room. Most OF those present were
derelicts Of life. the faIl1res Of a great
itv ,,-asl.nd ul by tile 7tiIe. Some
were pallil hagsard Wretches cling1ng
to the VeStlseSs OF prosperity tAdl
had pnce> been theirs. Others were
hard-faced ruffians from the under
world. Not few bore the marks OF
the drug victim. All Of those playing
had manner of furtive suspicion.
They kneY that If they risked their
money the house would rob them. Yet
they played.
Bromfie1d bought small stack OF
chips at the roulette table.
wont you take whirl at the
wheel 2" he asked Lindsay.
Thanks, no, 7 believe not" his
guest answered.
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mean trouble and worry for Beatrice.
Better speak up. young fellow, me
lad" advised the detective ut won't
help you any to be snlky You're up
against the electric chair sure"
The Arizonan looked at him with
the level, -unafraid eyes Of the hills.
IT reckon I'll not talk till I'm
ready" he said In his slow drawl
The handouts clicked on his wrists.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-07-08
CHAPTER XVI
Bee Makes a Morning Call.

Colin Whitford came into the room
carrying a morning paper. His step
was hurried, his eyes eager. When he
spoke there was the lift OF excitement
in his voice.
"Bee, I've got bad news"
"Is the Bird Cage flooded?" asked
Beatrice. COR have the miners called
q strike again?'' !.
"Worse than that. Lindsay's been
arrested. For murder"
The bottom fell out of her heart.
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h 80 "A al mMHA Delivered $4.75
D1Ig1n LII HIHBN AT Yard 8. $425
i6UDi1 DHUUih Longs Coal Yard
Dorchester
News

ID. Terpstra, general manager
and II. V. Bremen returned to
Dorchester last week from n few
days duck hunting in North
Carolina.
Miss Elizabeth Mowbray, who
is teaching here, spent the
weekend with friends at Moss,
Va.
Mrs. Helen Ray, of johnson
City, has been spending several
days at the club house visiting
her mother, Mrs. Joe Ashly.
John Kcmmerer and Engineer
Hulse, of New York City, have
been spending several days here
the past week ON business.
Misses Christie Jones and
Grace Hurd, who are teaching
at Sutherland, passed through
here Friday on their way to
East Stone Gap to spend the
week end.
Tommie Rcece spent IA few
hours IN Wise Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs 7. S. Ussery
spent Wednesday evening in
Josephine with friends.
Prof p II. Spivey, of the
West Norton public school,
brought his sixth and seventh
grade pupils over TO the Dor
chester school Friday afternoon
for a spelling match Although
our school did excellent spelling
they were beaten by the West
Norton school.
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Epworth League of NJ. E,
Church, South, Shows Net
Gain of $4,000 Members.

The Epworth League of the
Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, made net gain of A.
600 members last year and now
has n membership of l93,452
according to an announcement
made by Rev. Ralph +. Nollner,
associate secretary of the gen
eral Epworth League board of
the church.
Gains for the quadrennium
totalled $4,000 members, Mr..
Nollner stated. He also report
ed the payment of $500, 900 by
the league for mission work in
Africa and the raising of $50, 900
by the Texas league organiza-
ton for the building of "A mis-
slnnary boat now operating on
the Congo.
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ARTLETT KISER
KILLED IN RAID

Lives But Short Time After
Being Shot by Deputy Mar
shall.
Lebanon. March 3.-A still
captured and Artlett Kiser kill
ed was the result OF u raid made
Wednesday of last week near
Wilder, Russell county, by Of
ticers j w. Smith and Kyle
Davis.
The officers had reason to be-
lieve that Kiser was operating
still at his home and secured
Il search warrant and proceed
ed TO search aud found Il still in
operation in Kiser's cellar.
Riser was not at the house at
the time aud the officers waited
and Il little while according to
the statement of the officers.
kiser returned TO the house and
stepped up in the door with a
revolver in hand when Smith
Jumped behind door aud fired
Two shots, one taking effect in
che arm and the other striking
q vital part of the body result.
ing in death in very short
while,
Kiser WAS a married man and
a son of Noah Kiser.
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Coeburn Takes
Forward Step

Business Men of Coeburn Or
eanize Chamber of Com
merce.
Coeburn, Va, March 3.-The
business men of Coeburn organ
lied Chamber of Commerce
Monday, February -, with an
initial membership of thirty five,
and prospects for more than a
hundred.
They adopted resolution TO
get into the boosting game aud
make Coeburn an industrial cen
ter of Southwest Virginia.
The town is located on Guest
river and has large expanse of
available factory sites as we'll as
home sites for home seekers.
Coeburn has more room for ex.
pansion of business interests than
any town with good railroad ia
cilities i'll this district, and The
Chamber of Commerce made M
OF representative business men
of this little city, intend to make
capital of the opportunity to put
Coeburn on the map.
The chairman of this organiza
ton is j. ID. Day; vice chair
man, j. d. Day, Jr., and secre
tary, V. Is. Tate.
The reception committee is
composed of J. NJ. Ruillan. Jr. .
DR.. |. L. Wolfe, q. O. Ramsey.
II. F. Culbcrtson, j. d. CLAY.
DR.. w. a. Banner, J. L. Ad.
dlngton, j. F. Ford, w. S. Muir.
ply, Dir. J. Q. Smith and Q. S.
Painter.
Publicity Committee = DR.
). Q. Smith, Il. f. Cnlbertson
and j. ii. Steele.
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Dunbar News

Letch Gilly, OF Gilly Brothers
Motor Company, spent one day
last week III Dunbar where he
delivered Il new Buick touring
car to Supt. and Mrs. II. a.
Compton.
Mrs. W. II. Neill returned Fri
day from II few days visit to
relatives in Jonesville.
George Pate, who has had a
position in the payroll office
here has resigned aud returned
to Coeburn Mr.. Aliser, of Keo.
kee, has succeeded him in the
office.
Mrs. w. w. Adams has been
very i'll with influenza for sew
eral days.
DR.. and Mrs. } G, Bently re.
turned last week from Manches-
ter where they were called on
account of the illness and dea. III
of Mrs. Bentley's mother, Mrs.
Eversole.
+. p. Thompson, " e. Shed.
dan, Mr.. Fuller and Il. l.
Adams and Supt. Il. a. Comp
ton attended the lodge at Nor.
ton Friday night.
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Five years from now we will
be able to determine whether
Mr.. Harding's arms conference
has elevated him to plane Of
greatness. or whether it was
simply the beginning of the end
OF another American president.
Any emphatic statement today,
pro or con, is mere craftsmanship.
only time can diYulge the truth.
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SILLYADS
Copyrighted 1920 by II. VIC. smlts

10 prove baseball the most taking a.,
"a man will steal first aud then callN
umpire rotton ribbcr because he fall.
10 seal second. when you run home h,
about box Of candy from Kelly bn.
Company.
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Sometimes You can fix a politician !,
ycn can Fix an auto. by SO Going. /,
are in nothing but bad liz. To be II
good fix see +. a. Bakers Garage
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a person wants a thing lowe, hen
higher, and gets i, higher when its los.
when lee orders berth on a train Ola.
vide berth 10 the lower quality groc,
trade with Daugherty.
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An Epiiaph.

Young stranger pause as you pass by.
As you are now so once was |
too, had not an ounce of brains
80 raced for crossings with limited train.
Kansas City Star.
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| Dept, National Pictorial He~s Washington. ]
Small Boy-"Mother, can God
see everything"
Mother-"Yes. dear"
"Small Boy-"Can He look
through cloth and iron?'
Mother-"Yes dear, He can
even do that"
| Small Boy-"Goshl Think of
all the circuses He must have
seen for nothing. = American
Legion Weekly.
He-"A fool used to blow out
the gas"
Shetland now"
He-''He steps OH it." Siren.
Jack-"You certainly dis.
graced me ut the banquet last
night when you got drunk"
Jill-"What did | do?"
Jack-"When the charlotte
hlow tba fon nv' os a" gu ~ .,'e" ~ W. W.
Snunre '0" ''' '"' i'''
-,
The neck of the waist and the
hem of the skirt will now join
IGn From liar. Ann,,,.ic D " - :
Dion Weakly
80 Judge Lands has resign.
Ell ms place on the bench to give
ms entire time to Babe Ruth. -
Richmond Times-Dispatch.
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The only way to make our senator, !
and quit talking, is to make them ii,,
keys at our iails Then they will cl,.
and lock their doors and have 10 shut "a
Locks and hardware that speak for then
selves at Smith Hardware Company.
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soap az get out" Railway
Garments Journal.
Mrs. Klubman-"Going out,
dear? You don't know how
lonesome it is here evenings"
MIR. Klubman-"Oh, yes, do;
that's the reason Pm going
out."-Vancouver Province.
Hubby, YOU hired very
pretty typist."
"My partner hired her
But he says you hired her"
Does he' That man is real
ly of very little help to me in
my work. "-Spokesman Review
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Mrs. Smith, would like to
try on that suit in the windy ("
Clerk Sorry, but you'llhave
to change your clothes in the
dressing room. "-Pathtiuder.
Teacher-"Now, what is the
the use of the reindeer"
Little Boy-"It makes things
grow, teacher. Dental Facts.
Guide-''See that tiger lily p
Female Sightseer-"I don't
see him, and besides my name
isn't Lily. Princeton Tiger.
"a caller with n poem to see
you, sir"
"The DEVIL What's his name?"
Its a young lady, sir, and
she's n peach"
"Ahl show her in. III be glad
to look ut her lines" Aerial
Mother-"Who ever taught
You to use that dreadful word?"
T0mmy-Santa Claus, Mama :"
Mother-Santa CLAUSE
Tommy%-"Yes mama, when
he fell over u chair in my bed
room Christmas Eve.-Railway
Garments Journal.
do you take exercise after
your bath IN the morning?"
"f 90; generally step on the
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Mrs. Eastend - You'll not
find me hard to suit, Nora"
Nora (the new maid) TIN
sure not, nam, | saw your hus-
band as | came in mann. Path
finder.
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SILLYADS /
Copyrighted 1920 by n. VIC. smlts s
10 prove baseball the most taking @.
"a man will steal first aud then calls
umpire rotton ribbcr because he r,g.
10 seal second. when you run home h
about box Of candy from Kelly Il, s
Company. +
Sometimes You can fix politician !. +
You can fix an auto. by so DING, =.
are in nothing but "A bad liz. To be !, 5
good fix see +. a. Bakers Garage
a person wants thing lower hen
higher. and gets ii higher when its lo,,
when lee orders berth on a train Oh.
vide berth 10 the lower quality rns.. :
trade with Daugherty.
The only way to make our senator,
and quit talking, is to make them luf
keys at our .iails Then they will cl,..
and lock their doors and have 10 shut "a
Locks and hardware that speak for then
selves at Smith Hardware Company.
If the poet d Ammunition fortified h.r.
self with many verses, shonid he no, I.
expected TO meet his re-vcrcsy 10 .e
meet rcverses, start saving in the Fits
National Bank
When you're stuck in that auto Il,
miles from no place, in the dark-and b.
turns battery Of abuse on You for yol,
carelcssncss, don't you wish the batter
had been first turned over TO Long 81
Idle Battery Seryiccr
When it was set, catching one fish 1T.
time was satisfactory sport Now ,or.
of us expect 10 pull up quart Tohe
something strong, insure in the comp
MES Of A l.. Witt
Through typographical error, the II
read "Call on us ior the hest line of a.
dies ready to (s)wear Many mcu sou ,
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The housewife who puts ont the gi-.
hlgc can, the eat, and tie mill, bottle,
will never feel put out herself, ii n,ter
Of putting out the wash, she sends 900
The Royal Laundry.
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Through a typographical error, the d
read "call on us ior the hest line of a.
dies ready TO (s)wcar Many men see,
10y the rcady-io-wcar clothes they gai D.
the Cincinnati Bargain Store.
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do you take exercise after
your bath in the morniug?"
Yes; l generally step on the
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So Judge Lands has resign.
ed his place on the bench to give
his entire time to Babe Ruth. IL
Richmond Times Dispatch.
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When mans hair begins to
turn gray he is said to have
reached the age of discretion;
but after IT begins TO turn dark
again, IT'S a sign he has passed
it.-Hattiesburg American.
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He-"A fool used to blow GU,
the gas"
She-"And now"
He-"He steps OH il" siren
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First Bnchelor-"Why weren' t
you ut your chum's wedding
this morning."
Second Bachelor-"l prcfsr to
remember him as he was in
life '-Wayside Tales.
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HER. 1sFH- BIRTHDAY

A party was given on January 70,
by Mr.. and Mrs. Coonrod Mann, at
Finksburg, in honor of their daugh-
ter's 18th birthday. The tevening was
spent by dancing and singing, then re-
freshments were served consisting of
lemonade. orangeade, root beer, cake,
candy and ice cream. AT the hour of
IL O'Clock all left for their homes
wishing Catherine many more happy
birthdays Those present were Mrs.
Cconrod Mann, Misses Catherine Mann
Charlotte Mann, Gertrude Holbrook,
Francis Mann, Thelma Teal, Gertrude
Wright Anna Mobley, Catherine Sin
mott. Helen Yeager, Catherine Hood,
Louise Wilderson, Mary Edenton. Ma
bel Wilderson, Alice Feeling, Mary
Harris. Nellie Peeling, Marie Holbrook
Messrs. Guy Bender. Norman High.
Evan Zepp, Lawrence Dysert, Edward
Small. Fober Kuhn, Ralph Angel, Roy
Noel, Rov Miller, Hesson Miller, Will
liam Little, Campbell Ireland, Clar-
ence Blizzard, Slade Wilderson, Car
roll Mann. Eddie Lloyd, Lester Mann,
Francis Hook. Earl Mann, Andrew
Paul. Kelley Stocksdale, Frances Ger
sha. Sterling Branning, Doulard kugg.
Weslie Ford, Melvin Williams and
Nevin Clark.
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STARVING RUSSIAN PEASANTS
NOW EATING CHILDREN. NAN.
sen LEARNS

! Geneva, Feb: Famine has reach
! ed such 4 terrible degree in the Oren-
! burg district OF Russia that people are
killing each other and parents are
eating their children. says telegram
received here today from a represen-
tatiye in Moscow of DR.. Fridtjof Nan
/ sen. head OF the International Com
mittee of Russian Relief.
/ The representatives telegram, adj
4 dressed to the Geneva Bureau of the
international Committee, was based
upon information received from Rus
sian representative attached to the
American Relief Administration at Or
enburg.
The following authentic examples
says the telegram. occurred in the vii
LACE of Tuliakova, Commune OF Ardo-
lan0Tsky. Canton OF Yarmatensky:
a man named Tuhvatulla Hailin ate
the corpse of his brother A woman
named Housna ate two-of her children,
and man named Ahsam devoured his
daughter.
Other cases of cannibali sm were
reported from the district of Gorny
near Orenburg, whittier people arrived
on foot, having walked 200 to $50
yersts = order to obtain American
aid. "a verSt is &c of d mile
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HOME AND BARN BURNS.

EmmitSburg was visited by two dis
astrous fires Wednesday morning,
January 25 Shortly after II o'clock
Craggystone, one of the most beauti-
full residences of Frederick county.
owned and occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Nj. Amman, caught fire from
sparks coming from the chimney. The
home was of three stories, built of
mountain stone. 1t was destroyed.
Some furniture and vaIuables were
removed from the first floor Mr.. An
nan places the loss at $4,000.
Between and O'Clock the large
barn on the Gibson Farm. one mile
south OF this town. was destroyed. 1t
is understood that the fire started
from an upset lantern. Live stock was
got ont of the barn by neighbors. All
farm implements and grain were lost.
B. NJ. Kershner was the owner. He is
in Florida.