davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23

pause he shut it with q snap.
neglecting to help himself to a
cigaret, and replaced it in his
pocket Then, becoming sensible
OF the query in Lucinda's attitude,
he asked in a dull voice: What
name did you say?"
Nelly Marquis. Why? Do YOU
know herr"
Il know a good deal about her.
Rather a bad lot, I'm afraid. Look
here. Linda: I wish you'd drop
her"
Don't be stupid, Lynn"
I'm not. 1 mean it. I can't
very well tell you what / know but
1 do hope you'll take my word for
it and cut this woman out. She's
really not the sort you can afford
to get mixed up with
You're sure, Lynn? You really
want me to understand she is
what you're trying to avoid say
ing?"
Yes-and more I'm in earnest,
Linda. I think you might trust me.
After all, l ought to know my way
about Hollywood, I've lived in it
long enough"
"Of course 1 trust in you, Lynn.
I'm sorry, though l felt so sorry
for her, she didn't seem one of the
usual sort"
She isn't" Summerlad gave a
curt, meaning laugh. But you said
you wanted to get rid of me, and 1
think I'd better go before the old
curiosity gets in its fine work and
you ask me questions l wouldn't
care to answer"
He possessed himself of Luz
cinda's hands again and kissed
them while she looked on with
lenient eyes, more than half in
love already. Why, then, must she
persist in hanging fire with him I?
Was it merely crude, primordial
instinct prompting her to with
stand the male till his will pre-
vailed? Or was there something
wanting in the man, some lack di-
vined by a sense in her subtle,
anonymous, and inarticulate?
Infinitely perplexed, Lucinda lin
gered on where Summerland had
left her.
The engine roared and his car
swung down the drive, then
changed its tune to a thick drone
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23

7 With most of these Lucinda be-
came acquainted by sight, with
many she grew accustomed to ex-
change smiles and the time of day.
They made up TO her saucily or
shyly, according to the style they
believed became them best But on
one point they were all agreed; they
wanted work Lucinda spoke to
Lynn Summerlad, and was reward
ed with worried frown, the frat
sign of care she had ever detected
in him, together with some we'll
chosen thoughts on the dangers of
contracting haphazard hotel and
acquainta
First thing you know, they'll be
trying to borrow money from you. "
Lucinda was silent for want of a
conscience that would sanction an
indignant rejoinder.
But this is, after all, Holly
wood"
NO excuse for doing as the Hol-
lywoodenheads do"
Then, take it, you think it
might be more discreet of me to
stop going about with you alone"
"Oh, Lord!" Summerlad groaned.
Il might've known better than 10
start an argument with a woman
l don't like to think OF any outside
influences working on you Just
now"
Just now?'
"Distracting your attention from
really important matters, like one
and what you're going to do about
me. I'm so desperately in love with
you, Linda
Lucinda said nothing for a little.
She had been expecting this for
days. Now that it came it found her,
of course, unprepared. Nothing TO
complain of in that; a declaration
OF love always finds a woman I'M
prepared, no matter how long she
may have been preparing for it. The
primitive instinct Of flight from the
male is deathless, though it is man
fest only as in that one brief mo-
ment Of panic which Lucinda knew.
She was glad of the darkness OF
that section of the hotel veranda
where they had been sitting for a
quarter of an hour after returning
from dinner a deux.
This had been bound to come be-
fore long. One knew the signs in
man who held his peace about as
long as he could Five weeks
since that night when, in the Bever-
ly Hills bungalow, she had con-
cluded that Summerlad's interest in
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23
IaaIM ARSENAL
BIDS ARE FORTY
PER CENT LOWER
fslgresanan Hull Making Fight
for Government Manufacture
OF Materials.
Washington News Bureau.
Rock 1Eaa1 Argus.

Washington, d. c., May 23.-Sav-
snrs Of 40 per cert over tho bids
"A private coEtr actors on equip
ment manufactured for government
rse at the Rock Island arsenal have
been cited by Representative Harry
I. Hull of Iowa in support of an
amendment to the pending rivers
and harbors bill providing that no
eontracts for Gredges be given to
prfyate concerns when they can be
manufactured for less at govern
nent plants.
Hull has submitted figures from
the ordnance department showing
that articles for several depart
ments were manufactured at the
arsenal at half the cost mentioned
BY private companies and that the
oyerhead has been paid in addition.
The navy department placed
with the Rock Island arsenal an
order for fuel water strainers on
which the lowest bid from an out
SIDE contractor was 1,5S2. So" says
Hull" The Rock Island arsenal
PRODUCED them for $746.20 and paid
over so per cent of an overhead.
The overhead which they charged
against these orders to the govern
ment has to be paid in any case.
The same arsenal produced some
bronze rings for the quartermas-
ter's department; the lowest
offer they had was $21,S7O from a
private concern, while they pro-
duced them fo- $10,72O.
For the interior department
they produced some posts. The
lowest bid on the outside was S52,-
7sO and the Rock Island arsenal
Produced them for s22,350. Hun
dreds of orders were produced at
the Rock Island arsenal alone and
they saved to these bureaus of the
government $4,000 in a little over
a year"
Calls it "Safe and Sane,
Hull called the amendment per
fectly safe and sane" and character
lied it as an excellent preventive
Of profiteering.
I'VE will now find exactly what
il costs to produce these things, %
be stated. The amendment simply
puts limitation upon the purchas-
ing bureaus of the government.
Everyone talks about and breaches
economy and about Furnishing the
profiteers. Here is a chance not to
punish them, but to limit them"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23
For New Styles
and Pretty Arms
(Reauty Notes

Beauty notes.
Women are fast learning the val
ue of the use of delatone for re-
moving hair or fuZz from face, neck
or arms. A paste is made with
some delatone and water and spread
on the hairy surface. In 2 or
minutes it is rubbed off, the skin
washed and every bit of hair has
disappeared. No failure will result
if you are careful to buy genuine
delatone and mix fresh as wanted.
advertisement
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23

window and kneeiing. Lucinda
touched gently the shoulder Of the
stricken woman. -Pleasei" she
begged. Gan l do anything?"
In a convuisive tremor the won-
an choked OF her sobs and lifted
her face to stare vacantly. Enough
light seeped in from the street 10
reveal the features of Nelly Mar
qcis.
Her voice broke huskily on the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23

as il took the boulevard. heading
away for Beverly Hills.
Impossible to understand her
self. to read her own heart, make
up ker mind
A thin trickle of sound violated
the mid-evening hush. a broken and
gusty beating of stified sobs that
for time she heard without at
tention. then of sudden identified.
Entering through the French
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23

darkness: who are you
Miss Lee Linda Lee Cant do
s0mething-r
With startling fury the girl
struck aside Lucinda's hands and
at the same time flung herself back
and away.
Not" she cried thickly "No, no.
no. Not you, Go away please go."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23
N!:Yh10fJ

Tr.-City Towel Supply company
Davenport S34.
X l. Clean Towel Service. Phone
z. l. 2439.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23

For short distances, London
tradesmen are stated to be finding
horsed vans cheaper and more re-
liable than motor vehicles.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23

Continued in our next issuel
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-04
Amunassr .>ssnsonz --is u aais

Nome Aiasio--Csu-an Amundsez
ilRs abandoned ms a-reulH5 10 reach
Halru fa--ov II The ManE. his eEplu--
anon sliI- and has mustered IL The
Scheana- aolmes- a--o-di1S 1o 8 wire
iess message receired here T-unszer-
-ilc Ia Ehe Holmes win CAPTAIN
aEu--Ic.Ssn were lLeuE- g. 0mdal, avi-
.-fos. and aDe other man whose name
r-2s no- gwen j = understood that
llft Iia1 Il z-y ACROSS The nn-rh pole
mas beer abandoned unrl nez1 year.
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-04
ss-r.zr citssens s.naia-

TezUasaiHa- aondu-as-The gov
srz-asl1 of Honduras mas anorred 10
;'ss-taln German merchants resident in
TIRE re17uhlte 7lse sun ri Sl20aG0 10
i-i-i=--lEltT them Tor -lnsSes suffered
- q 1sSnE a- tire 9aiacs u<zS- and
Aiiae1 E'e''S1rs-S 1aiSeu during the wax
II 77airt Hu1dur.ls sided with The al
les Tire comment ot some portions
a- 1lfe ioca. press is irauo1l. Why 20
L . asked -'slle1id tie allies cumnen-
saie German c.Iizens 9u- losses Is &
result af riis E7sr. Honduras has
ni'ir5 u1sau1 local needs far an the
znansT il car SJslre
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-04
Us, l--ruulz-E sln seyer-

Ouml1-Two col0nels and Eve sol
de9S o. the Srrs-nment forces were
Ala-rbu1r ny lrTesula-s- BaiEfo-ce-
mau-s winch arrived from &aryharo
T7e-e- a-tueked fIy -he lr7a-ula-s- Three
Officers vs-s wounded -vvo d Tliem
1a1aI,y. E5rh1aan l-re-ulG-s were caT-
-u--d viii AIMS and a1nmu1 li1n
C0Hmuni cation issued ty General
l-lI--cE re-a-dS slhs-au-ial V-aTeSs
fo- 1bs 17es stale -rouTsS-
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-04
ssvEp FORCE IS ORDERED TO
ssNoNs pSllLEss FROM
TEAPOT DOME.
WILL GUST SQUATTERS
SSc-sST Of oS'LlESS FAILS TO
aNEsT ososS OF NAVAL
DEPARTMENT.

,,-sSNf,-o7. - Acting Secretary
2,rSsrs't las o-aered Msjor General
IL renae. s,o,uulansant ~ the marine
.,---l~ u Saad one et6ce- and three OF
z.-- s-rS-e5 rarlr-s> into the Teapot
.7-oe naval tsl -r>erce, Wyomins- at
81 -la-e ahaar to-ty rlllt-s f7'aa Casper
Ia esa+ s.T .~caatre-> who have begun
s- us sa~ 1-l
TIE ~e--aa-y sid re issued his or
le- aaz -te haS-> at tnsaruEtien Tor
7-a-Fa- 60 fhc Navy l'sqssr srr-nent 10y
-1,r -z-a-a- T,aas--l1eut some months
$3.50 as sle F0eseace oi tAe Sf'ai''FS
sr -f-e r-avsI -e<e-0e ana after warn
h.. 'laa teea rvea The ssuatters to
7-a-are
vla head IL 5ae e7auQ of sguatters-
>e--zs-v Ea1se-e-c sid hal notified
-,.s Nfrv uea4--uleu- Jtat he would
-srsa 10 -lluE 5- over" before aoand'n-
r.. hf> G-1lsu- Nir. EooSevelt added
-l.s- zafe- consultation with ot11ciAlS
~ -5t lu-e-5s- Department hs had de-
-def -har tbe time Had passed for
--l1ag.sac ir over" and - issued his or
5e- 30 General lle le-Re.
sSsed = 70 tne number 0f marines
70 Dec sem zar1 -he Teapot Dome To
Sa--s. IL Roosevelt sid DE had in
formed General Is-elue that De
-har-,- me 1s-ll-.- -.E discretion and
g l.ar-=a. a. men would Dee sufficient
-1 aI--- -ae >ua--sr~-
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-04
sIIisE p.manr n..,,na.,.-

iiaris-Ihe F-encl government, has
informed the sSrees, charge d,arfai-es
a. iarfs thai Frances authorization
1of The occupation ~ Canstanfinon,e
ns trek troops is formally refused
Afisens.-A note sem bv The is-a...,
government 10 the allies Respecting
me intentions Of Greece In Asia Minn-
emphasizes the view thar the nrrun,.
non a. 0ansfaatinurle is the .on,v
means ot bringing ahous peace ana
SAYS Greece has rzsane arrancrmrnt<
With thai purpose in view.
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-04
rcRErGN

ThcsnSN s N,sse N,,s~r n Ire v-sS ny
s raSysA seS sTssecers escSs>S ecasn Sse
Noa,sls .sssa. CSoaty lSsesh g'lse sN>Ss
- the exssesses ssesS TIE es~-n> shse-
cezSaS TIE NS<sso~S q TIE ccSScS NrS-
ggtSl sssS tse 6~relJgncs cS TIRE eS~Rs
ecsg res, AesssSl dls5TSS<.
NstSaasa sSvav sr,>Sns NsVe sslSes
rs,ssh ~scf>SS "a N'est frepSsS ~ ~
tGC5as FSssSaSuni> CS0sc sySNA,
ty,sra tAe &ereAiscsa SyCeSplSs>~ Tfe
F'cre SsSee rTsursoA Sn Ire csgS0pce ~
lsose~scS ~7ss Soaao~ses sNFfSCy ny ~
Sesses n saSe soeCopealnS afss-Sct.
lord NeNrca- sressSus N re Scuse
~ 1ocy9s ce>snesy. sSSa-eS EaS}sne
ss6 S,>ofaScs vNe-e tne ds-se>z .ccar-
t7ses n SacHre. ese Srccea Ssss5ssScs
% SHOW cfsS6 40 ceus ~ sret ssB <sNe-n
N'esS or sscA seuSCc mRe ~ alcpSeh
N5hscN ~-ss enNuSa q Nua6 $ TS-s vst6
sacc tines s. R3ISh - yl,e ssn,oa7s <9NcS
covoee ever re heuse> ot F>s-,lanens-
re-mee r-smse- N-3snaa s5sec 81
hour's caasr1S5ca v5Sh N7Rs FscecS
Emmanuel n Rome : rere-ees "a
hsve -cszses ~ So-vr s c0S7res x5Src-
ceNs shSt ~ T'cem2ar Poc5s vrNiSh -
has hesr 6Hs5ssSs1ns she sIcuat tSer 0v-s-r
81 I''e 1e0se-> ~ -1,e NssreuS ->aus-I,y--
56rS, cceur.> ar rhe yAsmle-. : >a55 -r
hsse SeNs-eE ni-rsct acal INK 51,e
'o-rus ,Sor a. 81 Seo-e5,yes chime
rJSN1ae a,ouns ShlucNovs, Sc0ar
u3es rS-sN ot CsrtoA. haS -eSr1,e5
sSvn-ae,y Toy Seene-a S1ser sCh1rRc-
NI1us's to->s> acoe77'ue n -e0e-rs 81
Chen TNess ~ 5Ns t-Nar> ~ ~
Sur Nss ~ ua,aSa S7r-f >yiifuz -rr-
e-nwert aCNer e~e-sN-eu- hs~s -
r-entc5 1,ueS -l7ss ta->7< v-e-s -ss-r
ot ehe Nrsr Sur -l.,sw iute N5e-cS
r-eTrcs. v1,Sss -a-u-r 10 Sv-ar- --uuS
Sun sn6,l-aee6. v-au6 ennhls h5u 70
regain lis ~, ,cslnl,o,. Cs,utoo-
1lme-{sS = .>srnrlete,r pr rsSseSsior
o. 5ho r-es >ta-e f0>ceS. 20 : oFsy-5as-
q annwrca6 IL 0uhllR I'm n0 5ersfls
a. re =1ua- aDcs5cenenc v-ith rls =
-eculac r-no7S So Gwen VC7-h 11use-
-icS anF v-a.a-fo-z iu f'e 1sa1s~ a.
ne Nataun- f0-rs> rNo a-fa-s ar -fzS
's-c roe haS heeE OPENED 'r sa-reS1
s05 s. .-o~NFneE HSS u'r IS eEoe--e5
sr7--,- -rE E>~ee S-a-s~S 49, 0gE~e
-r0-.-1o-H v-h7-1 -nrsr V-e-E
-e-7,reE r-n a0-'r>a<r s~z 07-r-
Ir- -sSfs-uz -rey now 67urur-e
Nucs e7uu
EN-avSe 7r -'e -eNl1l1- ~r a-
r-a- SIN rs~uS Ne-rrer tnE sITfe.
7H~p-S nn5 -u-s-c.- -fe 0'ar MT r7I
S-r-fsb- E-a-cf sn5 I-aHar H05 eue--
.car c0ve-uuenss r0 ir~eS'tEa-s 5711--
y alleged -u-ff>h a--e-itFS In .-ue-
-aHa hsS bssau s,an67ne5 ar5 ur II
1ul-y : "a Ne usa6e luSrea5 l.E -lrs II
,a-naious- Red C-eS> The craaSe r.
plans v-sS ua6e a- -h1 suSSeSaar O.
ne R-fuSh ana E>-encn off-iass aF-e-
The -n7-eE Sa-sS had Indcate6 rs
vniucneSS IA rnszs -ya-- IN 8 l1sn- sc~-
e-nmeutal irrRSrj-auari
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-04
GENERAL

He-ace Tanner = years af5. -ac-
r-a-tar d5e5 fr NIOsie Ala nRsr5-
"a s-,7r & a-as-a- has. suffered v5nfe
diving II shallow vrarer. -su1s- dlreE
f-au & 8ofey heishs lnrp vsha- he
though. w. es-ency fee- az water
when the1e TzaS an3y three 1eeL
The lax a-aaur-emen- a. 1ae gov
e-umenral ara15es seas,in, 70 h-iuc
ahaus s. resumption az v-d-S ~ rns
Striking Shauznez. -cl0-sss oilers s16
z-aurs az r-saiuta1an-s o. v-a.y vVr--erS
hs.zinc hez- e1sas a. The federal -ssii-
-oa6 lalssc hoard II Tbs esf4r- tlaa- -
hoard Contemplated n fu-ths- Esors
81 rs-ssenI- hsS LET the country walk
i1s for Someshias n happen
: {. F-e5osa- r-ssadsus OF the C5ts-
zaBs E-s sad Caa1 CouPaEy a Csaosi
Rluffs. v~sS Ssaz and Instantly szinss
L : aueSez 6r AI-S linda T'z5sio7-
v-ife q N-Iusau Z'LyIar. Sl-S -2EIo-
sUeSss tisse aAoue one vees $50 When
g-eidau came IT her hnTSs n csl8ec5 &
hiI ne ssSaulre5 he-- tss- comfy of
csass -efssed n rssss a-y a-5au -a1d
@
her home s3le shot hiu.
william Aneu v-nirs. e5ira- as rss
Emoo-sz ssZarSss7 Sazsrs- was, fa-
sere-sl serS- fsaS Aean displaying e
rla-a-6 n fae window ~ fhE fsazsr1s
ofs-s- noz syaars rs sign concealed
ron 7rls 7z5e,l5c- The yellow F,csse- aH-
nnuncius '-vze sra for the striking ran
road n1s1 - ps- -euI~ VS. -susoFed
following fhs sSSuiuc q. vva--sa1-
Charging Ai=- F-hire win r-5osarizc 1hs
InasSrsaI Cszrr1 2aw. Tss edIsSr Tn
nseassraly rsa5G s.o1d Tor nss ap-ssa--
sa-s When ire csSe : called II zas Ok
tohe- term g. The Dss1T5cJ 1sa-t
Although rsSalias -eflaer5es II .as
Uulred s7aYes are tsrsas,iac al -e-aras
fo- r-adocfzaz- ne resE-ve Suz.7ilE q.
--as~ fa- 1sls nsria1'S automobiles =
SrsadEr growing smaller, fse American
Fet-aasu7r institute Disclosed Il New
Eo-R -ecansly- il Ngy. ,@....9sEz fsa-,
-eEs a. motor fuel prere rafsae6- 4or>
rluc a,y r-z- = rrsIll5ar har-ess 1lle htz1,
- T,rsrir7sS rs4rard mads Il SsTsrsrs
her. 1924 Ze4- according 70 the mss
fure's figures. II al production Shaail
resss siuralraaeeEsly. there NaEio NJ
ealv eiShsr-fspe gallons ardecs fa- 1ss
/ 10. .4ss ssc as1roEsobilss registered Il 4lss
country.
) Penny Leonard worlds lisArSSsssi "a
t.aa5ins cf4aEzysiez, successfully de7snc
e hss fst8e avslzsr lev Deza8e- e-
sshila5slPtsz Il & 1vwefvero11d oc-le
cisaap confess a. Jersey CStS- y. =
earning. II TIE arlzliaz. Of & majority OF
spars pssre-s s. fhe r5nrSide- marrow
shade II 6 r-ea. struggle The t,sss-
ienrer, s 9esfr-isaasdsli furnished the
champion ffse aDesi Interesting conrssi
Leonard fss< had ssare he turned sns =
RIfiie R5Fcase same rears sra.
Reoeral Su-vev al sTrssse sifus-5a-
rs~rs s7oaao miners su strike an
sS5 ee0 ss-EZ al xrers-
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-04

7.srH- 7-1.--'re ar-- NJ Acting
S4-a- r. a- The Navy Roosevelt In -
5s--- Es-1ss On r--> alleged ol
S-a-a~s 5-zu TIE Taa17- naval Oh -e-
servo ~eeeEr LEASED ty rhs govern
I1eut -r -a4 N1uua-I on Company
for 5sVe' H7lma1r purposes = believed
10 tH nased ~ q diSTu-e between The
Sln1al- Interests and -he Aiuraai OIL
lluE.--1
The Alu-Dal has been drilling for *
weeks OF lands claimed by lhe 81
el.lr. an6 eefa-7s toward ouSdac The
.1u-ua- lsve bessn expected by OIL men
The Nu-ual claim : Nssel Il Is
SAID a1 al6 nlacar loclnons prior 70
Ihs nlv4l vl-hi7-lwal
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-04
Goa Contracts Places IN ss,.,z,s

->iaeiI'i---lnIIao-iAut contracts have
l'=en placed IL Scalland Tor Immediate
shipments al coal 10 the Tniraa Srates
alld additional orders are under nero
nations + was learned here This Is
the 4lrs7 occasion since the ,nfi,real,
"a ne European war on which Scolch
Goa has i,szn hou-ll fo- shiurnent 10
america scotland aiso has heen asee6
70 stip large quantities af coal 10
south American markets.
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-04
Herbert's Poems.

y must confess. after all, that next
to the Scripture-poems there are none
- savory 10 me as Mr.. George Her
hert'S Herbert speaks to God like
a man that really believeth in God
and whose business in the world is
most with God: heart-work and
heaven-work make up his book"
Richard Baxter.
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-04
WASHINGTON

The -Nectec Nuc-e-- NfC ~ Sa1ate-
See-lfnS Repuhl2csn- .>,cu5h -OaSofs- 20
define hutte- fs 1sw and require q 20
ported tsve7ae,y ev the Sensse aS--
cultural committee
07e=nta~ r-ar the ,oal-u-aan-fac
tiiSgacts a. TX srnres have hean sSs,e6
II Sec-ega-y zScve- - co-aPsr r.
v-isn TIE government an6 tNs osn-nads
ir plar q Insure ths disr-iAufsa-. o.
spe. t6 fhs esraa-s an5 Paahc utis-
ttiss sn6 20 TS-ereng r-af7ree-lnS du-~
IHs the strise ene--enSz.
vne Inte-Srars tsamns-,e CsmuFs-
son haS declared 10as 81 erse7can.-
exises IN t-sBs.o-rai5an II ta--zra-y
easi a. she NIISssSsinrl river. which =
oui-ed g n d7-ecs ths -outinS a. SNir-
mems q ~ eSSential commodites and
to TX p-ese-encs sn6 --5oriev sa- ffse
movement q faaa- re-fshahle a-oauces.
oesl ana etlser sea, Hnd nre sos
raiilns u SCI acaau f-or The Ssp-
ate finance committee r74so-iSv. Ser
atos s.en-oet- Rzpnhls,zn- a. V-fS>aa-
sin saunshes hiS fiSle IN ne Sena1e N
llmit n e rss- l-eTss sc s1to-esu The Do
ties II ire pending I'll OF csarse zeoss
o.cth In the NV and 5Ae manufacturers
srats- E7ss p-oossal rs, with shs-- o.
position from SNoS5esmer for 1hs cnsr-
iuistee and senators engaged II ire
r-cdnchor e. vaco,- and there rue-s f-e-
Qusnt and s., fimsS ssarr exchanges
A7rv WOO sa-its -are O. s. ,snss
pound a. cgear oouvenL : l-anfs Faa-s
ti7an n-onsse6 u the sauss ms ssasr
approved h taso Senate s. 10 1s. -Four
Republicans vetea against fas -ars
anG SIX osmec-ars supported a.
while industries a-s nov --ipaIAd
l7y Tire lack q casl the a-s-ace 5amss-
fzc coHSUala- VII la- faeI fAs 7sasn al
shortage fe- ~ lesSr 5hl-ev sa-s Il
WIS sAis hE See-erzy of Commerce
Hogver sfrsr & Sn--ey ot available
supplies
Sec-era=v Eushss ms hea1 aufaa--
lzes N1r iFs-ssi7An1 Barring 10 sare- II
70 Negotiations win TIE principal rsa-~
itiFne uaf1eTs af the verid Win fhs
view t. folSsns & conference II fhe
Calted sStates fsr dfs-aSS az al
means O. r-erentIac o. r.nnu75az a.
sRvirshie waters ssPe-ially y izl1a-.-
snt l1aSNers
Republican az6 Democratic senators
soined IN demands for pr,arg-.t yaasyraaa1
of Aneerzcsr asnare claims So l7sS:
S-e-TnszSy sns Assfrsa eut differed a.
10 rrcce6u-e curing fll-ee hours 5esare
sr fhe eiI a. Senator Taae-waaa q
Alabama tr,e Rsnccrafic lesder ss-nfrt
proposed an Azse-scan claims 4ro7arsSs
<aen
president Harding has ACCEPTED the
fnSisassen OF THE Elsfheaa Indians a
Afenra1a 70 become an honorary mem
her sf Their tribe PrsSs5ea7 Harding
IN his reply ~ acceptance. said he had
10 objection 80 a proposal 70 nars q
srou1rain reas on fhe Indian reSe-re-
fsor nar,e6 Mcsns F5a-1lnz
TNree Japanese cruisers. fise l-are
fssiune and SSnrsa. rsnSfn< a wersS
nom, ~sSised af asss angeles harsar
the crsr american rserI sr uhs6al fss
~cusssrun w5n <1oe 0fncssss nj fhs
xarsne<r ~z>ccaafsen enrerassoed ffss
ssesxcspea ~ fse ships
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Must Beware Of s,ck,.,, -.

Dante tells US that the realm vs,a
lies just below the strata of bonss, |,
dustry and toll is the realm of ds,..
occupied by the human wreck,ys Il
the vagrant and the petty criminal
Modern civilization would break do,,
completely If men were to return !.
the animal era Of treachery and lyIp,
james A NJ. Aikens.
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-04
CONDENSED RECORD OF TIE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT
soMs ANc AsScAo.
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS cot>es, AestEs-
NENrS sussssl>sS scesS
AND FEARS Of NANNlNc,
WESTERN

ChrSs CAsa15S ~ W-ss sascsacly Sli,>a
and Charles V, a9evuan, -, was n
sured r~ssSNly fScSlly. NNlea v1Se Sae>-
naoNsle they hsG eoceG>a IN 10 rSces 81
lScSNSa. Sa SsopSenseat Ceso-s neSV
salt ISSSe CetN. p,uoce6 shco0ee the
reaSa
Mrs Il. ". NoveV, $ rgosa V-ss IS
tally OavReS IN SycemptlDc 20 cesc'zs
Mrs, iEncN,s NVi5Soa. s psEc1% when
the San F7aHolsco csCv GosptFs} 81
(Sc,velsnd snS5ats5ne5 n ,aureS1oa
vita tsse SoaSrcc,5op % eee sSecch
NecsAy wScee qroseSi Nnrne6 ca Ike
Scouas ~ece1tSS-
Srcas,7inS esce1 81 sceS thet to7saS
AetNeea StNNo so6 NyoNa sccs> s1ee Ass7>
Ne creek forest Fsra rea- Svery- 2fis-
sosrt e SHY r8i2eS esst % >poSs1e.
wssA- hss seveloDe5 uoae- $ N-lsS
Wind 5rso Whist secescry oe7Sss7S oau-
see- 70 ee yhe as-cest IRE sn ire E5ahe
eesv1ceSr SRee E9sA
lives * s>o,es a. pe-saus wore I'm
per2ed 0eNen re rS0sness Sresme7
l7sp-sR Ns-u ,ceH3dee 6u-1aS S 6ezse
ToS WITH the puces Souns RsSseacer
soesmec Calisea o. VVest Pe'nl clch-
niles from Ses-r3a The Cs1fSts SsrS
vfth1p oan rr7nutas eF-e- -'ee $50 7e7t.
Al ths CsISsS's TssSsevce~S snE a--ov
were ssVed v--oal - Message 1-aw
re carssaa sssd
EeNo-s vaS ,,or --u7of Nr ~ 3
C'Coano- NSS S-ert rzrgce- ot -Nr
sDe-rsr Sne70uc ord T2o7nzrS Com.
7,sES'S snelce- 81 ISIS, Hefe7s. 1la-H-
t'1a, re u-sSe S-s}e Sc rhs 0laus 7-au1 G
be fnreasa6 SO cerrS s. dEr -Ns
Sme,cer v-G t1GS Re nas71s IRA ss-Ds
sca}e ~-f2ch v-ir prevail f7 0the- pIa--S
IN N5Nofsnz fo- similar T-o-S, Sa56 A--
ANNNanrn--
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-04

The sloomieSt hearts on earth are
those that have never earned any glow
Of gratitude
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-04

The most powerful electro.magnet h
the world has a power of loom
causes.