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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-16
ARREST OF CHANDl
REPORTED CERTAu
Leader OF Non Cooperative Movement
Will Probably Be Arrested To-
day. Effect OF His Arrest Felt
In India.

London, March 10 49, 'Mahatma"
Ghandi, leader of the homeopathic
movement in India will be arrested
today, a news agency dispatch from
Delhi announced today.
The Indian government following
the serious situation created by it's
demands regarding Turkey and the
enforced resignation Of Edward Mon
tagu, secretary Of state for India, has
definitely decided to arrest the fam
GUS leader it was stated. Grave eff
fects of the uprising in India were felt
here following the announcement. 1t
has long since been realized that the
arrest of Ghandi who is regarded as a
saint by many Indians and who has
steadily preached passive resistance
to the British rules, would be effected
only in desperate emergency.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-16
DIVISION ALLOWED TO STAND

Washington, March 13-The consti-
nationality of the Kansas court of in
dustrial relations, an innovation in
the warfare between capital and la
Dor, was allowed to stand by the su-
preme court today. The high court
declared it was without jurisdiction
to review the decision of the Kansas
supreme court upholding the court in
an attack made by Alexander Howat,
president Of the Kansas miners and
other labor leaders. 81
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-16
PROHIBITION COPS
FOUND GUILTY
Jury Returns Unexpected Verdict OF
Guilty In Case Of Two Prohibit
ion Officers.

Milwaukee, March 10-Thos j. De-
Laney, former prohibition director Of
Wisconsin and Joseph Ray, former
prohibition inspector were found gull
ty of conspiracy to violate the VOL
stead act by jury in federal court
here today. The verdict came as
surprise as it had been rumored that
the jury was deadlocked and that as
result they could not bring in ver-
dict. Attorneys for the defense i'm
mediately moved for suspension Of sen
tence to allow them time to prepare
motions for a new trial. The sus-
pension was granted and the bonds
increased on motion of the U. s. dis
trict attorney.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-16
SOUTH AFRICA IN
THR0ES OF REVOLT
Premier Jan SHUTS Says Situation
Well In Hand.

johannesburg, Union of South At
RIGA, March 13.-"We have the stu
alton we'll in hand. A telegram from
South Africa declared today. In the
mine war which flared up last week,
more than 1000 were rounded up by
government troops. Two hundred
were killed and 600 were wounded in
the savage fighting. Troops which
had been brought into action recap
tured Benoni and Brazilian which had
been held by the rebels since Friday
afternoon. The encounter at Benoni
was particularly bloody. The miners
murdered their prisoners and set fire
to the buildings before they were
driven out at the point of bayonets.
Recapture Of these two towns re-
lieved the situation which had threat
ened to end in the fall of Central Jo-
hannesburg to the miners. General
SHUTS arrived here yesterday and
went at once to the trouble area near
Rand. He had a narrow escape. His
car was fired on and struck by bullets
but he was not hurt. Rebel atroci-
ties were reported at Broksburg. 1t
was announced they were in retail
alton for the bombing of crowded
hall where a miners meeting was be-
ing held. The use of aeroplanes by
the authorities has inflamed the ma
tives' opinions. In the capture of the
Brixton ridge a portion of the Rand,
aeroplanes, artillery and infantry
were used. The miners were driven
from their positions which they had
occupied, by police after a desperate
BATTLE
An official communication declared
Corporations are progressing satisfac
torily. Numerous beleaguered de-
tachments of police have been reliev-
ed by aeroplanes." In the fighting
FOR the possession of johannesburg
Yesterday before the arrival of rein
'orcements. miners almost completely
surrounded the town and launched re-
oeated attacks but were beaten off by
police. The strikers made desperate
attempts to seize johannesburg in or
Ter to cut communications with Pre-
oria. Guerilla warfare continued |
throughout the east and southeast of
he town with numerous casualties
added to the dead lists of Friday and
Further fighting to place
roops at Frodsbury where strikers
lrmed with Lewis guns had responded
o showers of bombs from aeroplanes.
Radicals throughout the Rand district
lave ceased firing upon the gold min
RS to stir up the natives against the
government. What began as a mine
var grew quickly to assume the pro-
portions of a revolt. Endorsements
which have arrived to aid the police
lave turned back the natives from
johannesburg. Their timely arrival
aved the situation here. A detach-
nent of police at ELISA Park were
learly forced to give up to the enemy
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-16
DAVIS MAKES FINAL EFFORT

Washington, March Secretary Of
Labor Davis today made final eff
fort to bring about a national confer
ence Of coal operators and miners
which would avert the nation wide
coal strike threatened for April. The
secretary issued statement uprgingi
operators and miners to join in the
conference in accordance with the
wishes of President Harding.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-16
FATTY AGAIN HAPPY

San Francisco, March 13-Despite
the fact it was the thirteenth, Roscoe
Arbuckle was in a cheerful mood to-
day as he awaited court opening for
his third trial for alleged manslaugh-
ter. ''I'm not worried. 1t wouldn't
do me any good to worry, was all
the comments he made. He was told
not to discuss the case for publication
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-03-16
SEARCHING FOR SMUGGLERS

Washington, March 9-Seven ma
val submarine chasers are cruising
South Asiatic waters in search of
rum smugglers. These boats are load
ed with prohibition agents in search
of smuggler nests hidden in small
bays and harbors along the Florida
coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
II glory in letting everybody know
that Plant Juice has restored me to
normal health after | had been In "A
weakened. nervous. rundown cnndl-

ton for six years" said Mrs. Edward
Wagner. Of Duncannon. Pa, Rural
Route No. .. in 4 recent interview
with the Plant Juice Man.
Il was so nervous that could not
sleep and chewed my finger nails un-
tile they bled / suffered from indi-
sestion so badly and my stomach was
SO disordered that often ! could NOT
keep the lightest food on my Stom-
och Gas would form; then would
become nauseatcd and throw up all /
had eaten. had terrible spells OF
bloating. when | would have to an
loosen my waist and unlace my shoes
10 stop my misery.
Il only weighed 81 pounds. but NOW.
since taking seven bottles OF Plant
Juice. ! weigh IFS and feel like
different woman. The stomach trou-
BILE is gone; my nerves are quiet: the
boating attacks have disappeared
People who try Plant Juice certainly
Will not waste their money 1t is
wonderful"
Plant Juice is sold In Richmond n,
Tragic's Drug Store: in Petersburg by
Morrison. the Drug Man: in Chas.
city by the Chase City Drug Co
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
Trustees Auction Sale
of Brick Dwelling
No. 1925 THIRD AVENUE
HIGHLAND PARK
Formerly No. 1920


In execution OF Il certain deed OF
trust, dated october /. 1920, duly re-
corded IN the Clerks Office, Richmond
Chancery Court. ID. Il. 266-A. page III.
ment OF portion Of the debt therein
secured, and being required SO to do
by the beneficiary. we Will sell at
public auction, upon the premises.
THURSDAY. AUGUST IL. 1922,
AT $50 T. NJ.
the real estate described in said
deed. as follows:
"All that certain lot or parcel Of
land. with the brick dwelling (No.
thereon. on the east side OF Third
Avenue at its intersection with the
south line OF Logan Street. and eX-
tending thence southwardiy and
Avenue - feet 10 inches; thence back
eastwardly. between parallel lines,
the northern one of which is the
southern line of Logan Street. and the
center of the partition wall and pro-
longntion thereof. between the prop
erty hereby conveyed and that ad-
joining on the south 1i0 feet to an
Block i6 on the plan OF The Plateau"
recorded t.. Il. No. ., page 10. Clerk y
Office. Circuit Court OF Henrico
County. and subject TO all the re-
otIlClloHS anu tonuillpnS Contalncn
IN deeds OF original Highland Park
lois"
This sale is made subject. how
ever. to n certain deed OF trust. dated
September %. 1920. recorded in the
Clerks Office. Richmond Chancery
Court from ]. Lee Davis ct ais. to
Il. y. Kicks and Jno. W. Bates. Trs.
securing the principal sum OF $4,000 90
and Interest thereon at sc. payable
quarterly.
TERMS: Cash.
r. II. DAVIS.
Il. X. VERTNER.
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baited for Mcclellan Ia eighth.

totals ..........33 II Is 81 ~ N
iiatted Tor Ferguson in sixth
Battcd for Leiboid in sixth
!Hatied for W. Collins in ninth.
Score by innings: 4
Chicago " O32 ooo oo- ~
hvstoh ''....... 200 lO1 olO-li
summary: Two base hits-Shee!y.
Mcclellan. Schalk. Pratt t2). Three
base hits-Schalk. j. Harris stolen
nhsc Mcnosky. Sacritices-Muliigan
Strunk, Falk, Schalk Double pIays
Mcclellan TO 4. Collins; Schaik 10
Mcclellan; Mitchell to Burns. i.cf;
on aSss--Chicago. .: Boston. S. Bases
on bhlls-ot Robertson, |: of Court
ncE. i: on Blakenship. |: OFF Quinn
J.. OF Russell. /: OF Ferguson l.
Struck out-by Robertson. /: by
Blankenship .: by Quinn. /; by PEN
mock: !: by w. Collins. 9 Hits
on Robertson, II I'm innings; none
out IN SIXTH: OFF Courtney. in ia
inning: Off B!ankenship, . In = ia
innings; on Faber. none in ia in
nings: - Quinn. in 22-3 innings:
ferguson. none in inning: on Pen
mock. In Ia innings: on W. col
ms. IN "a innings. WilJ pitches
-RuSsell. |; Courtney. ]; Pcnnock.
l. Winning Observation-Disclosures
Losing pitchcr-Pennock Empires
Nailin and Evans. Time. 2.27
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
TlLLIE WALKER HITS
HIS TWENTY SEVENTH
IBy Assoclat1d Press !

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l5.-clar-
ence Crillie'D Walker. Of the phila-
helphia Americans. hit his twenty
seventh home run OF the season in
'he fourth inning Of the second game
"t the double header with Cleveland
'"daE Boone was the pitcher. EIe
MAD. his twen,y-siXth circuit drive
IN the ninth inning OF the FIRST game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16

DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Trustees Auction Sale

SMALL. TRACT OF LAND. WITH
IMPROVEMENTS. IN HENRICO
COUNTY, 10 MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND, VA.
In pursuance OF the terms Of a
certain deed OF trust from Robert
w Johnson and Mary ELLA Johnson
his wife to the undersigned trustees
dated February IA 1919. and recorded
in the Clerks ONCE of H-nrico cir
cult Court in d Il. 2l3-B. page IS
default having been made therein
and being required by the beneficiary
SO to do, we will sell in front OF the
lienrico County Courthouse. at y
O'clock NJ on
AUGUST 10. 1922.
that tract OF 6t2 acres. with improve
mentS. in Narina District. near Gills.
bounded on the north by Mile
Brown. on west By Susie Waller. on
south by land formerly Fraziers
and on east by Pearlie Johnson
This Will make nice home or good
Investment.
TERMS Cash as to the cost Of ex-
ccutlnE this trust, any taxes that may
be due. aud the sum of $4,000. with
interest from February II. 1919 and
the balance at one and two years
JOHN Il. WELSH,
l.. II. KEMP.
Trustees.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY POLLARD X BAGBY. INC
Auction Sale OF Good Corner BrIcl,
Dwelling,
1901 Floyd Avenue
L . q r t H E r WITH
BRICK STORE IN
REAR, POINTING ON
CRANKY STREET

premises
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10TH
At O'Clock +. NJ.
me above property M.
lSOl Floyd Avenue is an excellent
Groom detached corner house. The
store fronts thirty feet on GRANNY
street. in the rear OF the residence.
rms is NICE property and good cash
and credit business Is beias don. IN
me store. The property will be Of
Tered separately and as whole.
TERMS: Reasonable, announced az
tho sale
POLLARD & RAGBY. INC.
Auctionecrs
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ROOMS And BOARD
Wnpted-Rot,,,, f,nar,,

=" ASTED- Board ~ tao young ladies In
" prlsat" family. VIII occupy same
room. want utc OF sitting room: stu,.
how many In family answering this al.
"riis-r1"nt. location OF room number q,
'"hiicr.. and amount wanted for the
t"p '"r location wes. IL Fi.,h ST
fGIT.-. i!ns 1917;
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QUINN DOWNS TARS

SpeGia! 60 TIN" Tines Dispatch
w tLSON. &C. Aus l5--Wlth
and the other TobIycouist disrlavInc
dash aud life FOR the arst time hi
three weeks NortuIk was defeated
allowed only two hits IN The nret
seven innings easing ua la The eighth
AID ninth inning Tor one run each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
High Constable
Sale
Sheriff S Sale

| shall sell at public auction. on
the premises, No. 40 North Robinson
Street. on
W EDNESDAY. THE 10th DAY OF
AUGUST. 1922,
At . O'clock T. NJ.
ONE SIN FOOT SHOWCASE.
ONE MIRROR AND GOODS PRESS:
SODA FOUNTAIN AND COUNTER.
ONE SMALL. SHOWCASE.
ONE SMALL TABLE AND THREE
CHAIRS.
TWO SODA TANKS AND CHARG-
ING OUTFIT.
SMALL. STOCK OF CANNED
GOODS:
CIGARS CIGARETTES AND
TOBACCO. Etc.
TERMS: Cash
J. HERBERT MERCER.
Sheriff OF the city OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16

SuWlhAry. EHrn"d NOrfoIN,
2: Wilson. Is Three hits
Rurke. Two base -Mathag Sac
ritce hits Nellihcr. Roth. Stolen
bascs-Mathag Roth. Calder Lett
on bases-Norfolk. q. Wilson. s Bases
on bailS-off Quinn. : Oft Peterson.
2: OFF Jones. /. struck out--Petersou.
!. Jones. g. Runs and hitS-oT Pc
tcrson. runs and six hits in 22-2
innings Losing pitcher-Peterson.
crv.lt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
lEE
X AUCTIONEERS ~
I A&S phone MAD 1906 T
&ElzzK5aNILN
Large Stock of Good
Used Furniture
At Auction
At $40 West Broad Street
WARDROBES. DRESSERS. CHIFFO-
NIERS. BEDS. CHAIRS. DINING
ROOM FURNITURE. ETC.

NlERS. BEDS. CHAIRS. DINING
ROOM FURNITURE. ETC
We will sell. within our auction
salesrooms. No $40 West Broad
street. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IS. 1879.
Beginning AT 1880 O'Clock \ NJ.
n large stock OF good Used Furniture
from one Of the City's oldest used fur
niture dealers. who TX closing out his
business. The goods have been re-
conditioned and are practically as
good as new. consisting o: Wardrobcs
Drcsscrs, Chiffonicrs. complete Bed
room Suits. chairs. Sidehoards. China
Closets. Dining Tables. Kitchen Cabi-
nets, Kitchen Safes. new Crcx Drug
gets, several rolls new Congolcum
Living Room Suits. Library Furni-
turc. Erass and Iron Beds, Mattresses
pruSScts.
Parties buying goods and wish us
L" hold same for delivery until after
september list. We VIII do SO without
charge.
Ladies' especially invited to attcnd
this sale. Dealers in good used fur
niture requested TO attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO. Inc
Auctioncers,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale
FARM BARGAINS.

7 ANN BARGAINS.
We have a large list Of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. Il you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us.
G. l.. & H. l.. DENOON,
SO7 East Main Street.
hOust.n iUI sale -
FLOYD ANE.-SlK rooms and bath, IS
100. Possession Sept. l.t J. - Sc
Daniel. with Il. 5. iiucg.ns &c co Mad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
REhL ESTATE tDR RENT
Apartments and Flats

Apartments and Flats ~
WEST END--Thf"e rooms. private batn
and shower. Attractive bachelor quar-
i"f~ OF once Tor physician or specialize,
IA IN" Hsnrt of IN" residential section
~ "-st End. PhOn. Boulevard 2,.i
week days between and 8.
FOR RENT. upper thTee-:oOm tat. Wood.
land Heights. Madison sG0s J.
fOH HEST-Corner nat. room. and
ha'h' electricity included VIII zen,
fo- w. Can b" s--u any time before 2
oct"'" ~ H''"T . 2lg North if.nry
S'r"'i -. Randolph 1sL
FOR RENT
so rooms. bath an; I.!tcheuette hea,
And water furnished. on thIrd noor IL
modern F!0yi AY.nu. home Possesslo,
Scptemh.r ist $3.50 per month
ALIAS. SANIl.LE & SSEAD. NC
10; Sogth seventh street,
Rau.oloh 3:ag
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16

BY HARRISON IL BATES
Real Estate Auctioneers
North Eleventh Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
RANCOCAS BARN BUYS
FINN-OENCE COLT
BY Associated Press !
A1HhL. .btyf~sy. 800.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. To-
Mosely and Madden, consignors Of
the most promising Offering OF year
lings TO be sold at the spar sale
paddocks, announced the private sale
OF colt by Finn-Oence to the Ran
cocas stable for sl2.50O. The Fern
brook Stables paid $4,000 for a colt
by Icus Edna Collins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16

WHEN YOU want what you want and VA ut
II Immediately. read the Dispatch Want
Adh.
THE DISPATCH CLASSIFIED .Aos bring sure
and quick results
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Florida state League.

St Petersburg, .; Jacksonville, S.
Orlando. >: Tampa. o.
Daytona. 4: LAX iceland. .
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south Atlantis

SUUEh NtlnntIC.
Columbia. ) Augusta. ..
Grcenville. o: Charlotte, /.
Spartanhurg, /: Charleston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16

WE INVITE o!Gs for = purchase az
lease OF the plant OF I, Wulbcrn Fer
iliIzcr Company Charlie on Scck. South
carolina We reserve ic right "a re
J'ct any and all bids B;6S Will he
opened Angus; -. 1922? Address p. O.
box S35 Charleston, : c.; }. H. Z.
Wulbren. Chairman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
RE1L ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots for Sale

lIotS IOr oaIc SO
VIZ SELL LOTS. SIZE Us.
EAhEh. NONRIS & COMPANY IsC
3.uiu.. Bldg. Phone Ran 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16

Danvillc. .; High Point. /.
Greensboro. IL: Raleigh. I.
Durham, I WinSton-S Salem, Z.
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AUCTIONS-LEC1LS
Legal Notices

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
have sold m? interest in tn" stock
OF goods Of the Keysvilic Hardware Co
keysvilIe Va. | will not he responsible for
any ind ot"dncsS mad. by said hardware
company from this date on. August H.
1922!
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale Oh

f'hNlIuHE OF guaranteed quality ana
Workman shIp at medium prices and in.
era! terms. Anderson's. Broad at Fist,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16

MAIiOGANi and oak wardrob.s with
mirrors ana without mirrors y.yv
cheap. ID. ;. Ro,hcnbsrs 40. Ea.,
Main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16

iANDoi.IN, ia nno condition. can T.. seen
~ S25 Nor,h Fif,h street. phon. Madi,
son GgT3-J 1880
Evening journal., 1922-09-27
(Nlia|stlheonoW
S E By Louis
M'X 100 Joseph Vance
cS~ "a epu International Msaauns cougsv

"Ahl that good Monsieur Duche-
min"
But mol" Lame laughed. ut is
true. the resemblance IS striking; II
Paul would consent to grow beard,
81 would be extraordinary. But
permit me, Captain Monk, TO pre-
sent my brother. Paul Delorme."
your brother. mademoiselle7 2"
The educated eyebrows expressed
any number of emotions. Monks
hand was cordially extended. but
am enchanted. Monsieur Delorme.
TO welcome on board the Sybarite
the brother OF your charming sister"
Lanyard resigned limp fingers TO
his clasp.
"And most publlc-spirited OF you.
I'm sure. Captain Monk An
other bow. Lanyard looked TO
Lame: Forgive me II seem CON
fused. but I thought you told me
Mister whitaker Monk had sailed
for America a week ago"
And so he did" the captain
agreed blandly. 'Mr. Monk. the
owner. IS my first cousin. You see
in me merely the skipper OF my
wealthy kinsmans yacht"
"And your two names are the
Evening journal., 1922-09-27
WHAT READERS ASK.

GAMAGB: This name Is said to
have had the meaning originally of
one living or who had lived in Gam
aches in France. 1t is quite likely
that a native of Gamaches going to
England might have been called
Carnage and in time might have TAX
en- that surname.
The story goes that Reginald Lord
de Gamaches count de Velare went
to England with William the Con-
queror in 1866 and thus founded the
family there. Moreover. it is said.
that the ancestry of this Reginald
count de Gamaches may be traced
back seven generations to Inczar,
brother and companion Of Rollu, the
Dane, whose father Rognvald was
granted a large estate for services
to King Harold before 934.
Joshua Carnage was born in Bris-
toll. England, in 1885. That is a
matter of written records. He came
Evening journal., 1922-09-27
JUST 4 MOMENT
DAILY STRENGTH AND
CHEER
Compiled by John @. Quinius.
(The Sunshine Man)

To the councillors OF peace Is Joy
PROV. xii. 20.
Heard are the Voices
Heard are the Sages
The Worlds and the Ages;
Choose well. your choice Is
Brief and yet endless
Here are eyes to regard you,
In Eternitys stiffness;
Here all is fulness.
Ye brave. to reward you;
Work and despair not.
Goethe.
Constantly endeavor to do the will
OF another. rather than thy own;
Constantly choose to want less
than to have more;
Constantly choose the lowest place,
and be humble to all; and
Constantly desire and pray, that
the will of God may be perfectly &C
complished in thee, and concerning
thee.
Verify, I say unto thee, he that
doeth this, enters into the region
of rest and peace.
Thomas A. Kempis.
Evening journal., 1922-09-27

And sure enoughl There were the
Twins with only their heads sticking
out of the mud.
well. 1 declared" exclaimed Mr..
PIN PIN. This is a nice pickle 10
find you IN"
Nancy. and Nick were so glad to
see their old friend that they both
began to talk at once.
"Oh, Mr.. PIN PIN, we're so glad
you came. You see Flap-Doodle
was so hard TO catch and the auto
mobile from the Dingle Dell that the
old wizard who owned the DON
key"
Help Helpi" cried the Brownie
man, sticking his fingers into his
ears. You're making me so dizzy
with so much talking that I'm likely
to fall in the mud, tool Besides L
don't understand a word OF It.
Kip, go and tell a hundred
Brownies to bring shovels and dig
these two youngsters out"
ITO Be Continued.)
Copyright. 1922. NEA Service)
Evening journal., 1922-09-27
YOUR LAST NAME
Copyright, 1920 by The McClurs Newspaper syndcats
BY MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE

his silver snuff box. This had been
granted in 1912 to an ancestor of
his who had been ennobIed at the
time.
A son of Johann Georg was
Michel. His name was originally
Michel Won Hayderschatt. but In
1876 he changed It TO Michel Hen
dershot. He was born in Bavaria
and like his father was a wealthy
farmer in this country. He owned
four hundred acres in Columbia
county, Pennsylvania. He served as
a private in a Sussex county, New
Jersey, regiment during the Revo-
luton, with his brothers. William
and Jacob. Michael married Sarah
Won Scholl or Schall. One of his
descendants. Henry c. Hayderschatt,
Evening journal., 1922-09-27
is 1T HAYDERsCHATT?

The founder of this family was
Johann Greorg Won Hayderschatt,
who was born in Bavaria and came
to America in 1749. from Rotterdam.
He was a man OF superior wealth
and education. He changed his
name from Hayderschatt TO Hender-
shot Doubtless he did this because
of the difficulty of spelling the
name in Its German form. Hender-
shot IT remained for many genera
tons but within generation or so
some OF the present-day descendants
have gone back to the original spell
ing.
1t Is said that Johann Georg Hay
derschatt or Henderson, used the
ancient family coat of arms on his
sleeve buttons, his prayer book and